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IHi-j ATLANTA oEOKOTAKAXDXEWa
i l.MIAT, mat m. wot.
BALLADE OF THE MIS8ING.
Where are the girl* of yesterday?
Where are the llnea of blue or brown?
Ah, can It be they're gone away—
. Have quite forsaken this old town?
Commencement aermop* ftmv are <Jone,
All exercises, too, they say— >
Ala?, alas. I'm on the run.
where are the girls of yesterday?
Adhere Is that peach upon the left
"Who led the fairy line of brown?
Ach Lleber—say. I'm quite bereft,
, No more she'll, smile *and then look
fa , down— A
■Where la that little queen In blue •
Who used to nod and look away'.’
Sfie'e Ifxted with the mlsslhg. too—
; where ire the girls of yesterday?
Through summer now I'll walk alone—
< Will walk alone and sadly sigh—
many homes they all have flnwn—
(Is vain to wait till they pass by—***.
i months—and then again III see
; The missing girls of yesterday*
Three months—there's nothing left for
me '
Except to bide that distant day—
L’envol.
fj*/ Prince—I'm bowed In deep despair,
VAIas, alas—they're gone away—
The young and jutre—the fond and
' — fair—
' U'herc are the girls of yesterday?
: —Grantlnnd Rice, In The Nashville
, Tennessean.
MRS. HANSOnTo ENTERTAIN
; .tire, C.AE. Hah'snntit her handsome
new home,,on, Piedmont avenu*. will
entertain a' few of her' young girl
ftlends .Friday afternoon at bridge,
riimplImVntary to Miss I.ewlse Beach,
or Little Rock, who Is visiting her aunt,
‘Jm. Robert E. Park.
MRS. HOWARD'S LUNCHEON.
' Thursday at 1: JO. o'clock Mrs. Chesalx
Howard, Jr„ will entertain'at luncheon
|h honor of Miss Bessie Scott Chandler,
whose marriage to ( M r. Howard- Mat
thew* will take place June 4. Mrs.
Howard's guests Thursday will Include
Miss Bessie* Chandler; "Miss Emma
Scott, Miss Marian Woodtvard, Mlsa
Annie Hall. Miss Lucy Harrison. Miss
Buford Matthew's. Miss- Martha Clark
Howard, Miss Lewlse Beach. Mrs. Mi
chael Hoke.
MISS JESSIE ANDERSON.
■Of Anniston, AJs. ’• ,
• Daughter-of .the late General Tlge
T Anderson, for whom acatnirofi vet-
f crans Is nuhud In Atlanta.-,
She was named as sponsor ,$o
' ‘ reunion for the"'
111 accompany til* ^
'.'the camp on the trip.
. MRS. DE LEON'S BRIDGE.
•'Mrs. Molae de Leon ha* Issued Invi
tations to a bridge which .sjie will give
on June 6,' In honor of her guest. Mlsa
Forbes.
; OPENING NIGHT AT GRAND.
' The presentation of ''The Henrietta"
alt the Grand Monday evening by the
George Fawcett Stock Company -'was
witnessed by a large and appreciative
audience.
’ Ofcctijiylng a box were: Miss Mary
Thomas. Miss Harris Stbckdcll, Miss,
Constance Knowles, Mr,'Hugh Robin-
eon. Mr. Will Tanner. Mr. Willem
Blount. ... .. 7
e In another box were: Mlsa Marlon
Peel, Mlsa Jennie English. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry English. Mr. Robert Keely, Mr.
Arthur Whalsy. . , J A
: Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Cohen and Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Cosgrove decupled
a box together.
; In another congenial box party were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Peel, Mrs. Wil
liam Tilt, of New York, and Mr. Lynn
Werner.
- Seen In the audience were: Mlsa
Katharine Gholstln, Miss Rollne Clarke.
Miss Martha Foster, Miss Ellxabeth
Adnlr, Miss ErSlly Belle Lowndes, Miss
Marie Sclple. Miss Louise Dooly. Mlsa
Agnes Lndson, Miss Edith Russell, Mlsa
Florence Jackson. Miss .Kathleen
Brown, Miss Alvle Steele. Miss Natalie
Taylor. Mr. and .Mrs, Ralph Van Land-
inghatn. Mr...and Mrs. Julian .Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. John. Paicbal, Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones.,Dr. apd Mrs. R. T.
Dorsey. Jr.. Mr. Edwin Johnson. Mr.
Edward Barnett, Mr. Rockwell John
son, Mr. J. J. QoodrunvoMr. George
Lowndes.' Mr. Edwin Camp.’ Mr.-F.-P.
Gamble, Mr. Tom Hall. Mr. WIclIfTe
Goldsmith. Mr. Shop Bryan. Mr. Sidney
Ormond, Mr. E. E. Dallas. Mr. Dudley
Glass.
NEW EUCHRE CLUB.
The euchre club which has been re
cently organised, and which will be en
tertained by Mrs. Julius ' Alexander
agd-^iy. 1
Philip ^iu
Mr*. Molse DeLeon. MrafFrapk' iy>Wtheieyening"of June' 12,'only" the
r,‘ M? miml
Alexander, Mrs. D. H. Lopes, M
Leon. Mrs. Molse DeLeon. Mrs.
Myers. Jr. Mrs. C. B. Walker,
Amsden. Mrs. Frank Myers, Sr,'Miss
Israelis Solomon.
TO MI8S CHANDLER.
Mrs. John c. Wayt entertained at an
Informal bridge party Tuesday after
noon at her home, bn North avenue, tn
compliment to Miss Betsla Chandler,
one of the Jpne brides.
to mrsTfoster.
Mrs. W. E. Foster was guest of hon
or Tuesday afternoon at a most enjoy
able bridge party given by Mrs. T. J.
Ripley. - * * •
The occasion was thoroughly infor
ms), assembling about sixteen of the
friends of hostess and guest of honor.
Mrs. Ripley received her guests In a
pretty white lingerie gown. Mrs. W. E.
Foster's go.wn was a handsome one-of
pale green silk, the corsage elaborately
fashloped with lace. Her hat was of
white Neapolitan straw, trimmed with
black and white ostrich plumes. - ?
. MRS. JONEfS TO ENTERTAIN. ,
Mrs. Charles C. Jones will entertain
the members of the West End Domino
Cluh, at do.njIpQes Friday afternoon.
May SI.'
Krom Boap has sold on Its merits
for over thirty-years. It Is a perfect
soap for akin, scalp and hair. Unex
celled for toilet, nursery and bath. At
your, druggist's . or by mall, 25c per
cake. KROM SOAP CO., Atlanta, Ga.
.PARASOLS MADE
to match dresses and re-covered In
all color* of *l!k. Paul Burkert. No.
l .Viaduct Place. •••
AT "THE CASINO.
Among those who were at tho-CasIno
Monday evening Ib’greet Vary Marble
and Little Chip In the Initial perform
ance ,of ."Nancy Hanks" were: Mrs,
George S. May and Miss Marian May,
qf New York; Mrs. Victor Smith. Mr.
WDIInpi. Kiser, Mr. end Mrs.
unxlg, Mr", and Mrs 1 .' Irtman
Mr. and Mr*. Barrett Phlnlxy,
Mr. and Mi's, j; C. Huntpr, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Coooe/' Mr. and Mr*. Cobb
Caldwell, Miss Laura Payne, Mis* Lou-
lie Roper, Mlsa Helen Payne, MlssSrtm-
uelta Whitman. Miss Eleanor Meeks,
Miss .Susie May Pope. Mlsa Bessie
Woodward, Miss Annie May. Hall, Miss
Nina .Gentry. Miss Bessie Pope. Miss
Mabel Powers, Miss Mertlia Woodward,
Mr. Louis Leonard, .Mr. Arthur Lane,
Mr. Jesse Draper,; Mr. J. .C. Kirkpat
rick, Mr. Meador. Gdldsmlth, Mr. Car-
roll Latimer, Mr. J. O', Lusk, Mr. Glas
cock Maya. Mr. Jerotfie Simmons,*Mr.
John Glenn. Mr. Clyde Alexander. Mr.
Toombs Caldwell.
; BUFFET LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Nicholas Ittnef entertained at a
buffet.luncheon -Tuesday at her home,
on Jaqkson'street? In comptlment to her
rtsterf Mrs. Georgp Ittner.' .
bridgTclub.
Mrs, Jahie* Li'DIckey. Jr.; entertained
the. Bridge Club Tuesday morning, at
-hertcountry'home.' Arden, on Peachtree
road..,* * r:: 1 *
After the-game, n dainty luncheon
was served,‘the guests Including: Mrs.
Robert -Wessels, Mrs. Frank D. Holland,
Mrs. John Barry, Mps. William E. Wit-
■merdlng, Mrs. Edward W. McCerren,
Mrs. Fleming Van - Rensselaer and
Mrs. H. H. Hirsch.
cosby-’gullatt. L
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gullatt announco
he, engagement of k their daughter,
Wednesday afternoon, la composed .of the, engagement of their daughter.
Mrs. Charles Pettigrew. Mrs.. JuUug Vaujle. Redwlne. to Mr. Warren Reid
if.. r> it i ui.. Cosby., the wedding to take place quiet-
the wedding to take place quiet-
..... .he;evening of June 12, only the
embers'of the Immediate families to
> • Invited;
FOR MISS CREN8HAW.
Among the many charming strain
_elng given' tn honor fit Miss Mary
Crenshaw, of College Park, who sails
for Europe In a few days, was the de
lightful surprise party given her by a
number of friends at her-home, in Col-
lege Park, recently.
FOR MR. AND MrI7MANLEY
AND MR. WINSHIP.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alton Harris, of
No. 121 Riverside drive. New York,
entertained at dinner for Mr. North
Wlnshlp, of Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Manley, of‘At|anta, on Monday.
Other guests present' were: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jones. Mr. and Mrs. La
mar Ross, Messrs. Goodrldge. Roy 8.
McElwell. James Holliday. Lamar
Washington. Mlsa Alberta Rankin. Mr.
and Mrs. C. L Gately and Miss Jones.
The dining and drawing room* were
... Wedding Presents...
The beat people In tha land, people of culture and refinement, are
the largest users of our Jewelry, Silverware,' Cut /Mats and Art Goods,
because of their reasonable prices, and'because they-are exactly suited
for tbelr requirements.
Eugene V. Haynes Co., .
Diamond Importers. •’ 37- Whitehall Street.
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm,
A liquid preparation for fsfr.attk,arms aad heads. Makes thtskm like you want it. Doreltlaeme-
Sfa-o\. Not Micky Or xrr»ry. It's k*nnleM.clean.refmki»x Cut be drtmrd. t'leltraorjing.aooo
atdaight, Winter, Spcug.Siusmcr, Fall. SampleFSEU. £jcu Ml*. Co.442. iifthSt. Drookljo.N.V.
decorated with American beauty rosea
and an elaborate menu was handsomely
THOMAS-SEWELL.
'■ The marriage of Mlsa FlOrra Thom-
a• of Cherokee county, and Dr. C.
B, Sewell took place Sunday evening
at the residence of Dr. Len Brough
ton. ..
MEETING OF CLUB PRESIDENTS#
. An. Important meeting of the presi
dent* of the city club* 'will be held
Wednesday morning at the residence
of Mrs. James Gilbert, on Piedmont
avenue.
Mrs. Gilbert le acting president of
the City, Federation of Women's Clubs.
Krom.Soap wilt prevent dandruff
and atop hair -from falling out. At
your druggist's or by mall 25c per
cake. KROM SOAP CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
A DELIGHTFUL LECTURE
' AND RECITAL.
A delightful entertainment was given
Monday evening at the Marlst College
for the benefit of the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul.
The following Interesting program
was given:
-1. Vocal Solo, Selected—Mr. George
McDaniel. I .**-
1. Vocal Solo, Selectjds—Mlsa Maud
Haverty. *•
3. Vocal Solo, "Indian Love Song,”
Beethoven—‘•Mrs. Mary M. O'Brien.
"4. Dr. John'E. Gunn, In a few ap
propriate remarks. Introduced Father
Murphy, the orator of the evening, who
spoke eloquently of the life arid work
of St. Vincent de Paul. After the lec
ture the following musical numbers
were rendered: ,
3/Vocal Solo—Mr. T^rank Wheat.
6. "What the -St. Vincent de Paul
Society Is Doing, Particularly In At
lanta”—Father May.
7. .Vocal Solo—Mr. Frank Wheat.
8. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Mary M. O'Brl-
n.
MEETING OF CITY*FEDERATION.
The City Federation of Womert'8
Clubs will hold an Important meeting
next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock In
the club rooms at the Grand.
All club women are# Invited to be
present. ,
A GLIMPSE OF MACONDA,
WHO WILL 8INQ IN FE8TIVAL,
It ,was late In the afternoon last
December, the hour when the cars are
crowded with people going home after
tlwMay’s'work. ‘The car had stopped
at a switch and while waiting for the
other, to past the following conversa
tion took place. The speaker* thought
that they were talking In Cordelia-
like, tones, but as was afterward
learned, the conversation was heard
by some for whose ear* It was certain?
ly not Intended: -
Ahe you going out to hear Maconda
Friday evening?"
» "Possibly—1 don't yet know. Some
time* When I get home I am loo tired
to go anywhere."
You know the price of aeata has
been advanced considerably." "* ;
Mfi has! Then I know for.certaln
that- Friday will be one of,.the times
when I am too wornout to go to a
concert. Why, I-wouldn't dream of
paying that to hear Maconda Bing. By
the way, who la that lady who got on
the car Just now?"
'I don't know, but- ahe certainly Is
attractive looking."
The' car started oft and the cob
vcrsallan changed to other subjects,
Maconda, high-priced tickets, and the
stranger being of less Interest than a
•ale that had that day been held.
Enquire
for Them
No housewife who has used any of
flavoring
Extracts
Vanina
Lemon
Orange
Rose, etc,
but will recommend them as the
best articles of their kind in do-
tnestic use. They are the leading
flavors.in America and should,be
on the shelf of every grocery.
Enquire for thim and do not take
substitutes
Two days posed and Maconda was
to sing at tha Sensy-Stovall. chapel
that evening. On* of .those who had
discussed the artist on the car a few
‘afternoons previous sat at her desk
trying to think of something for the
next day's paper. She was short of the
cojiy that she so much needed. On
Inspiration—why not try to Interview
Maconda? The chance* were that the
prims donna would refuse, but, any
way. the Idea was worth trying. A
messenger .waa hastily called and soon
returned with a note saying that Mad
ame Maconda would see the reporter.
I caught the first car and all the way
to tl\e Institute I was making up the
nicest kind of little speeches to say
to Madame and rehearsing them over
and over. *o that they would "come
trippingly on the tongue.” About the
time I had fixed up a very clever lit
tle Introductory speech, I reached my
destination and was waiting for the
lady to come down. A moment later
a charming little woman entered the
room, and cordially taking my hand,
said:
"I've seen you before, I think, and
heard you talk."
Alaa for my pretty little speech! I
Instantly recognised her a> the attrac
tive stranger and stood before her
abashed.
“Yes, I was on the car and heard
you discussing me. and far that rea
son alone I decided to see you, for I
seldom meet newspaper people. That
afternoon I waa wild to lean over and
telt you who I was. for I was afraid
you might say something really un
pleasant about me. It Is such an un
comfortable feeling to hear one's self
discussed.
"And ao you will not be too weary
to hear me this evening? That's good,
and I do hope you'll Ilka my voice. I
•hall sing my best."
For an hour the charming little worn,
an talked to me and the conversation
was tike one between old friends In
stead of. the usual stereotyped Inter
view. When I left ahe came with me to
the door, and as women generally do,
for about ten minutes longer we ntood
there talking.
Maconda Is charming, fascinating
and to the longest day 1 live I shall
thank the goda for the conversation
on the car.
MARY D. LYNDON.
EMERSON LECTURE.
Dr. Shlppen will give an Interesting
lecture Saturday afternoon at i o’clock
at the home of Mrs. Hamilton Douglas,
455 Jaclfson street.
Dr. Bhlppen'a subject, “Ralph Waldo
Emerson," will be of Interest to a large
number of people.
There will be no charge for admis
sion and all lovers of Emerson are cor
dially mylteu to be present.
invtl
FINAL MEETING OF
WOMAN'S CLUB,
The final meeting of the Atlanta
Woman's Club for the season was held
Monday afternoon In the club rooms
at the Grand and was well attended.
Mrs. A. McP. Wilson, president, pre
sided. A program of more than ordi
nary Interest Included the annual re
ports of the various dfilcsrs'.and chair
men of the different sections of the
club, all of whlchrWere very encourag
ing and Interesting.
. Miss Weakley contributed a charm
ing piano 8Q|o, and Miss Barker, sung
with artistic -effebt two songs, the
words of one of which, "My Jean,”
are • by Frank L. Stanton. Both of
these young girls havo won musical
scholarships presented to the .Woman’s
Club and reflect great credit upon their
Instructors.
Mrs. Wilson In her graceful speech
of acceptance paid a beautiful and
richly merited tribute to the loyalty
and devotion of Mrs. Robinson, who
for eleven years has been custodian of
the club.
One of the most encouraging reports
of the afternoon was the announce
ment that ninety-one new members
have been admitted to the. club since
last October.
An invitation was extended the club
women to attend the meeting of the
City Federation on Friday afternoon.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were Installed:
President. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson; first
vice president, Mrs. Bolling Jones: sec
ond vide president. Mrs. Warren Boyd;
recording secretary, Mrs. Howard Mc
Call; assistant recording secretary,
Mrs. William Hurd Hlllyer; corre
sponding secretary. Mrs: D. F. Cobb:
treasurer, Mrs. Ellxah Williams; audl
tor, Mrs. W. B. Price-Smith.
After the exercises, light refresh
ments were served.
The next meeting of the club will
take place early In October. A most
successful year In life of the Atlanta
Woman's Club was brought to a close
on Monday afternoon.
TRIBUTE TO~MisS WHALEY,
Tuesday afternoon at the club room
at the Grand,, the final meeting of the
dosses In psychology and literature,
taught by Miss Whaley during the club
season, will be held.
These classes of studious club women
have been under the direction of Miss
Whaley for several years, and at the
end of every season the member* pre
sent Miss Whaley with appropriate
gifts Indicative of their appreciation of
her valuable and gratuitous Instruc
tion. Hitherto the gifts have been of a
personal nature, but finding that Miss
Whaley preferred books to every other
form of souvenir, the members of. the
class presented her Tuesday afternoon
with several elegant volumes, namely:
"Selections from Southern Poets,"
"Woodworth's Poem." and Cardinal
Newman's "Idea of the University."
A beautiful fountain pen was also
given Miss Whaley at the same time,
and a memento In gold coin.
MISS SPIR’oi* RECITAL.
Mies Hannah Spiro, talented pupil
of the Kllndworth Conservatory, will
give her lost piano recital In Atlanta
Tuesday evening before leaving for
Berlin, where she will spend three
years In the study of music. The brll
llant. ■ '■ * * *■“" *’
Ways ■ _
who will follow he:
pianist with much Interest.
een greatly admired by many
er progress as a
ELECTA CHAPTE’R.
Members of Electa CHapter No. 6, O.
E. 8.. are requested to meet at the rest-
dence of Mrs. AV. B. Cummings, 44 1-2
West Alabama atroet, on AVednesday,
May 22. at 3:10 p. m„ to confer as to
plana for raising funds for the Masonic
Home. A full attendance Is requested.
* SARAH J. HANNA,
Secretary.
Cores Woman's Weaknesses.
Wo refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
Buffering women known as Dr. Plerce’5
Favortto Prescription. <
Pr. John Fyfs one of the Editorial Staff
Of Tite Ectrcrio Mkdical Review says
of Unicorn root (UelonUu Dtolco) which
ts one of the chief Ingredients of the "Fa
vorite Prescription
A remedy wl
Ine InTlrorstc
tlrlty of the
He continue*
,bly acts if auter-
tea for normal ac-
entlre reproductive system."
•In Heir
tlonlss we haro a medlca-
orouatntrilntUotrestiiienrordTwIses pe
culiar to women It U aeldora that a case Is
■^^>bk Asm nnt Brfifint 11111 InpfrttlM
). l*i
for this remedial went." Dr. Fi
strs: "The followinf are amonr ibe h
Indications for iielonlas (Unicorn root).
or j»cbln* in the back, witheleucorrhora t
atonic (weak) condltWf\or the reproductlre
organa of %omcn. mentII depression and lr-
• -
inability, a
p chronic dlaeases of
M. RICE & BROS
, C0. I ffl. RICH & BROS. CO. ?
Special Sale Tomorrow
WIDE
EMBROIDERIES
New Flouncings and
Corset Cover Goods
Worth XJp to 75c a
Yard
AT
49c
m*m m0 m
m 9 m m 0 m
YARD
Our Embroidery and Lace buyer happened upon some grand
goods last'week
lots of
in New York and we’ve opened them up and noAv to
morrow dur customers get the benefit of tfiese bargains. Perfectly
beautiful Swiss Nainsook and Cambric Flouncings in dozens of effec
tive-eyelet and French designs Avhich would sell regularly at 75c a yard,
oh sale tomorrow, beginning at 9 o’clock, •-
At 49c Yard
M. RICH & BROS. CO.
ATLANTA CIVIC LEAGUE.
The Atlanta Civic League will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at
Carnegie library.
Krom Soap Is the Ideal soap for the
nursery. A perfeot hygienic remedy.
At your druggist's or by mall, 25c per
cake. KROM SOAP CO., Atlanta, Ga.
THE DEESTRICK 8KULE.
The deestrlck skule of years ago will
be presented at Marlst College, June
4, by local talent. The Young People's
Society of the First Unlversallst
church have.lt In charge. There will
be some special features besides the
"ekule," among which will be:
Violin Solo—Mr. Dave 8llverman.
Soprano Solo—Miss Mamie Hays.
Tenor Solo—Mr. Frank Sherwood.
Reading—Miss Janie Solomon.
Male Quartet.
Reading—Mr. Albach.
Miss Martha E. Smith will direct the
production. Those taking part In the
Ut are:
Sunny Jim—Mr. Gerdlng Bradford;
Smart Aleck—Mr. Tom Mell.
Susie—Miss Beulah Hayes.
Frisky Lisp—Miss Alice Bell.
Sammy Peterkln—Ernest Holdt.
Doolittle Steal—Mr. John Rameeur.
Samanthy Brown—Miss Janie Solo-
ion.
Mike O'Flynn—Mr. Boston.
Dearie—Miss Louisa Bradford.
AVIlllam Jennings Bryan—Mr. Frank
herwood.
Know All—Mr. John Stephens.
Sunflower—Mis* Anna Bradford.
Belle—Miss Josephine Brad-
iresxd or abrtnt monthly
.... 7turn or trcompinyjn* an
Jtl condition of the dlxeatlve ortan*
.jfmmlc < thin blood I habit: dressing
Kona In the extreme lower part ot the
If more or lew of the above symptoms
n-.TggriBtiaTAT'Binj' CT—iim IHfflhy ingreut-
eiitaorwlUdllls Unicorn root, or Eelonlas,
and tho medical properties of which It
most faithfully represent*.*
Of Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription,"
Prof, tinier Elllngwood, M. D.. of Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
"It U an Important remedy Tn dlsordera of
the Womb; Tn all catarrhal conditions • *
ot
Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root:
"In relation to 1U general eitecia on the
system, Mare It ns medfefne (n waa aboai whleh
Caere to nek eraaral v minim tty of opinion. It
tty rewarded aa the tonic useful tn
'/ftrthoiow.'M. D..of Jefferson
Medical College, says of Golden heal:
-Valuable In uterine hemorrhage.—
igta (flooding) and ronsraUre dyi
r ®Br.^erc*'* l ^Sr«?t«lPrpBcriptlon faith-
fnllr represents all the above named in
gredients and cutes the diseases for which
Nicy are recommended.
-■■
fo?d al,y
George Washington—Mr. Blackshear.
Shanlta—Mr. AVI I
(Mary Ann
Darby.
Sweet Marie—Miss Varah Hill.
Maud Muller—Miss Reble Upchurch.
Shadrach Nathaniel—Mr. Albach.
Susan Anthony—Mlsa Daisy Ram-
seur.
The Twins—Miss Mtttle Smith and
Miss Maggie Solomon. -*
"Sug"—Sir. Maddox.
Mrs. Honeysuckle—Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
Committeemen—Mr. Bradford and
Mr. Osborne.
NEW ORLEANS WOMEN’S SUCCESS
Recently The New Orleans Item was
Issued for one day by a large number
of prominent women of New Orleans
for the benefit of the “Woman’s Dli-
pensary," a noble charity of that city.
The woman's edition of The Item was
a brilliant success from every point of
lew. and reflected great credit upon
those In charge of the enterprise.
A few days after the publication ot
'■The Woman’* Item." the excutive
committee* were entertained at an ele
gant luncheon, of which The New Or
leans Picayune *ay«:
"Rarely has the spacious living room
of the Country Club presented a more
beautiful sight than on Friday after
noon. when Mr. James M. Thomson,
vice president of The Item, entertained
at a luncheon In honor of the women
who formed the executive committees
that gave to the public on Wednesday
the 'Woman'* Item,’ with Its wealth of
brilliancy, wit and romance.
"A great table, In horseshoe shape,
stretched down the entire length of the
room, around which were seated the
eoYenty-five guests, including a half
doten only of the sterner sex Garlands
of asparagus fern trailed over thfe en
tire snowy board, with rose and car
nations scattered looaety on the lace
like vine. Sliver vase holding roses
ana carnations and glowing gladioli
completed the ornamentation of the
perfectly appointed table, around which
waa gathered some of the brainiest and
Did**, progressive women tn New Or
leans The flower* were sent at the
conclusion of the luncheon to the
•Women’s Dispensary.' the noble cause
for which the band of courageous wom
en had so tndefatlgably worked.
-Many toast* were given, as bright
and sparkling ns the wine In whlcb
they were quaffed. ' ,
"Mr*. A. Brltttn, Mr. Jamea M. Thom
son. Mr*. William H. Dickson, Mrs.
Lticien E. Lyons, Mr. Frederick J.
Thompson, of New York, president of
The Item Company: Mr*. Charles Ros
en. Mr*. George O. Gilmer (Dorothy
Dlx), Mr*. F. W. Parham. Mlsa Sophie
Wright. Miss Jean Gordon. Mr. Mar
shall Bollard, manager of The Item;
JUNE WEDDINGS
Call for traveling supplies. You
will need something in the way of
a Trunk, Bag or Suit Case. We
have all the prerequisites for that
Bridal trip.
Nothing nicer for a Wedding
Gift.
Pinnacle Trunk Mfg.Co.
62 Peachtree St., Atlanta.
On Sale Today:
JUNE RECORDS
Victor Machines
Edison Phonographs
PHILLIPS & CREW
37-39 Peachtree St
Miss Kate Gordon, Mrs. L. M. Horner,
Mr. William C. Dufour, president of the
Country Club: Dr. Edith Loeber, Mrs.
Royden Douglas, Mr. R. M. Denholme,
Miss Helen Pitkin, Mr. Stanley Arthur,
Mr. A. B. Chtvers and Mr. H. H. Hertz-
berg were among the speakers.
“For once In their lives the men
shone by reflec(ed glory, for the women
proved they were as apt with their
tongues as they had been with thetr
pens In the brief glory of a season that
will live forever in the memory of New
Orleans as ‘one of the days to read
about.'
The marvelous work accomplished
by tho women has beeh the wonder and
admiration of the entire city, and when
Mrs. Luclen Lyons read her report as
manager of the advertising department,
which realized 38,325, and Mrs. Charles
Rostn, the circulating manager, an
nounced that 35,500 had been collected
CHILDRCfy
>EETHINq
Mrs. Winslow’s
Soothing: Syrup
WHILBTEETIIINO WITHPtRFECT D “uci
SDBBlAJ&SbS? 1J ,h, > BEST w
Sold by druggist* io every pert of tho
fforLa.
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle.
Guaranteed under the Par* Food, and
Drug act, June 30. 1306. Serial num
ber 1093,
IflRKCALDIp
A GOWNS *
Reflect Every Phase of Fashion.
Exclusive and Original Deaigns.
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MAJESTIC
thoroughly
modern
by her committee, the applau**
loud and prolonged."