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TUB ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
YOUR KIDNEY
DISEASE
Upon your request we will send you
, sample bottie of Stuart's Gin and Bu.
chu , which will convince you that this
Is a dependable remedy for Bladder and
Kidney diseases. Stuart’s Gin and Bu.
C nu has acfileved remarkable success
In correcting disorders of this charac
ter. It *» « delightful combination,
pleasant to take, and suitable for pa
tients of every age. Kidney disease
W IH invariably, develop Into Bright’s
Disease If not corrected. Ask for a
trial bottle.
For sale by all druggists *1.00 per
bottle.
STUART DRUG-CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY
NIMH
PERSONAL.
Mr. G. A. Nlcolson Is In New York
city.
Mr. W. D. Manley Is IntNew York.
.Mrs. Charles C. Jones Is the guest
of friends In Rome, Ga,
Mr and Mrs. Tolman; Williams will
arrive from Europe the loitter part of
the week. . . .
Miss Lurllne Welling, of'Darlington,
g C- arrives Tuesday to visit Miss
Dorothy Breltenbucher.
Miss Ruby Hargroves of Eastman, Is
the guest of Mra. W. a 1 Lewis, on For.
Mr. St. Elmo Massengale is In New
York city.
Mr and Mrs. Fttzhugh Knox and
family are at Virginia Beach.
Mr and Mrs. John Peck Haunson
are at home at 169 Gordon street.
Mro R. C. Knight left yesterday for In.
itllm spring. She was accompanied ■— *—
danchter, Sirs. Bona Allen, of Bnfo
Min or and Mra. B. R. Barrett are
Wasl'ilneton. D. C.
Miss llennle Lu Hughe*. of Danville, is
tti- guest of Miss Clara Felker.
Misses Allle Felker and Iaabel Nunnally
will Icnvo Thursday for Araerlens. where
they will attend n bonne party given by
Miss Einma feldrldge.
Miss Lida Day has
lightful visit to Task..,-, ... ...
Misses Ida and neater Burton will return
this week from u very enjoyable visit to
Commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Phillips are at In-
ilinn .Spring.
Mr. Grady ..... _
guest of relatives here.
Misses Belle and Mildred Nowell enter
tained several of their friends Monday with
n .«|iend-the-day party. Thoae present were:
Misses Iaabel Nunnally, Allle Felker, Ola
Bell of Gainesville, and Bessie Breedlove.
Mina Floy Felker, who la in Atlanta nt
tii.* Klk In-Goldsmith sanitarium. Is Improv
ing rapidly, to the delight of hor many
friends here.
Dr. Harry Nnnnally has returned to At
lnntn.
Howard and Bonnell Stone, of
mated on the afternoon of June 27.
The young people enjoyed a moonlight pic
nic Wednesday night at Hetman's mill pood.
Miss.Willie Knox, of Social Circle, will be
the guest of Mias Linda Felker this week.
Kx Governor and Mra. McDaniel are In
Atlanta.
vculng with *ho Mlaaea Laaunlus on Spring
of Mina Tate.
Miss Edith Edwards entertained Infor
mally Monday evening with a lawn party,
Miss Nolle Nowell haa left Monroe for ao
extended visit to Washington, Boltlmoro
and New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. 8. Walker, Jr., attended
the < ornmencement exercises at the Univer
sity of Georgia.
Mr. Louis Mobley and Mlsa Julia Mobley
are expected home Friday from Atlanta.
Mlaa Mary Felker la expected to return
from Sparta this week, where, aa the guest
of Mlaa Vardanian, she has been the reclp-
SAVANNAH.
Miss Cornelia Ellison, of Missouri,
who has been visiting the Mtsiies
Adams, had a number of pleasant en
tertainments given In her honor during
her short stay. Mr. Willis Wilder gave
a charming little river party and Miss
Pansy Boyd entertained the afternoon
before her departure with a delightful
tea, to which men and girls were In
vited to meet the guest of honor.
Miss Ella Claire Cutts gave an en-
Joyablo bridge party on Monday after
noon, her guests Including a number of
the younger set.
The Tybee dances are the thing Just
at present, and many parties are -.made
JJP °8 Tuesday and Thursday for'these
nails, the young people usually going
5*°'V n earJ y In the afternoon for a surf
oath and picnic lunch before going
over to the pavilion for dancing. Last
Tuesday a pleasant party Included:
Captain and Mrs. Illcks, of Fort Srev-
en; Miss Patterson, Miss Florence Ste
vens, Misses Belle, Bessie and Eleanor
Shotter, Mr. William Barnwell, Mr.
Pratt Adams, Mr. George Heyward,
Mr. Fred Pennlman, Mr. Dana Stevens
and others. Mr. and Mrs. George Bald
win chaperoned a younger crowd.
Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, Mrs. Pierre
Holst and Miss Frelda Hauers are
spending a week at St. Catherines Is
land.
Mrs. James Menzles and the Misses
Menzies are in New York.
Miss Susie Clarke and Miss Connors
Melton, of Columbia, are visiting the
Misses Halle.
Miss Augusta Wood fs the guest of
Miss DuBose, in Athens.
Miss Cornelia Ellison, who has been
visiting the Misses Adams, has re
turned to her home, In Missouri.
Mrs. Joseph Huger and the Misses
Huger are at Bluffton for the summer
months.
Mrs. Edward Karow and Miss Doro
thea Karow have gone to Hyannlsport
for the summer.
Miss Ella Claire Cutts and Miss Eliz
abeth Malone are guests of Miss Elolse
Lynch, at Bluffton.
Mrs. Agnes Campbell Hartrldge, of
Atlanta, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hartrldge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williamson have
gone to Hyannlsport, Mass., for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bradley left dur
Ing the week for Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hauers are spend
ing some time at Montgomery with
*Vs. J. B. West.
Miss Helen Ellis Is the guest of Mrs.
J. D. Weed, at Noroton, Conn.
Miss Anita de Raussure, of Charles
ton, is visiting Miss Elolse Lynch, at
Bluffton.
Miss Sada Stovall Is spending the
summer In Augusta with Mrs. Joseph
Ganahl.
Mr. Clayton Purse is In Mulberry,
Fla.
Miss Cecilia Woods has returned
from a visit to the Misses Royster, In
Norfolk.
Mrs. L. P. Pettus and Miss Mary
Pettus ore In Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Emma Hopkins, of New York,
s visiting Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm Hop-
clns.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Luclen Jones and
Miss Gertrude Jones have returned
from Virginia.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott and Miss
Phoebe Elliott are In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mercer, Jr.,
have gone down to Tybee for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Frank Dearlng and children are
In Tryon, N. C.
Miss May Harbin, of Athens, Is
Visiting the Misses -Woodberry.
Mrs. R. M. Demere left during the
week for Deer Isle, Maine. *
Mrs. Jacob Hauers Is at the North for
a short stay.
Mrs. Eugenia Minis hat returned from
Englewood.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
A beautiful homo wedding was s tbat of
Jlsa Leonno Costa
lira. William "
Ine Hodges, .
home of tho bride’s parents, on Eleventh
avenue, Wednesday evening at 8:30 o’clock.
Tho bridal party enme down the stairway
recoded by the ribbon bearera, Nell Cosby,
'lorlno Hodges, Grace Bradshaw and Wil
iam Coshv, Jr. Tho maids. Misses Mil-
red Tjrnes, Ellen Linn Molton and Sadie
Gillespie wore exquisite lingerie gowns
with lavender sltppera nnd girdles, and car
ried lavender sweet pens. They entered
with the groomsmen. Messrs. Walter Hood,
Healey Smith and Sorsby Jcmlson. Miss
Maehella Cosby, sitter of tho bride, was
maid of honor, and entered alone. She
woro a beautiful gown of lavender. Miss
Cosby entered tho drawing roomvon the
arm of her father. 8he woro a regal gown
of duchess satin, fashioned princess, with
train of exceptional length aud beauty.
Mr. Hodges was attended by Mr. Alexander
Montgomery aa beat man. A buffet lunch-
followed the ceremony. Mrs. Hodges’
nnd Mrs. Charles Odom, on Tenth avenue,
south, In the presence of relatives und a
few frieuds. The home was beautifully
decorated. Miss Odom was attended by her
cousins, little Thelum Marjorie Odom aud
Pearl Belle Odom, is dower girls, and
her sister, Miss Juliette Odom, as maid of
honor. Miss Odom wore u beautiful gown
of chiffon over taffeta, aud carried bride
rosea. 8be entered the drawing room on
the arm of her father and met the groom
and hit best man, Mr. Henry Towusemau,
to tho gulf "on»t,***ifr.’*uml Mrs. Gunn wlR
reside lu Bberrill, Miss., where Mr. Gunn Is
r. Henry
. Va. Tb
Gray, Jr., ure ut Ocean View,
Mlsa Gamalla! Dixon Is with relatives at
the Manor at Asheville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs.
mj uiut t-i dii/.
Mr. Walter Hood has returned from the
‘ alula.
Paul Earle have returned
from Hot Springs.
Mrs. John T. Fletcher, Jr., of Columbus.
S a., Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
rs. George W. Harris, on Highland ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Uardle are tbi
B iests of Mr. Hurdle’s parents, Mr. am,
rs. William Hardle. They will be tho
gnests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gregg before
retnrnlug to Dayton.
Mr. Guy David Hawkins, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of his parents on
Huntsville avenue, nss returned.
Mrs. Albert White, of New York city,
aud little daughter, Frances Alberta, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hawkins,
ou Huntsville avenue.
* CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The annual ball of the Tennessee Bankers'
convention, given at the lookout Inn on
the mountain, was the social event of the
week. Hundreds of Chattanooga’s social
set and visitors from other part* of the
State attended the brilliant affair. From
early evening until "Home, Sweet Home"
by the large orchestra, the great crowd of
guests passed a time of keeu enjoyment.
Nothing was left undone to Insure the suc
cess of the event. The Inn management
had prepared to receive aud care for what
ever crowd might come, aud local aoclety
folk were on baud to old In receiving vis
itors. It was a full-dress affair, and many
lYCliuu.wii ill limine ium uauuuK. < in -
reccptloh committee consisted of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Kite. Mr. and Mra. O. D. Gor
man, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Sadd. Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Pres
ton, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Ochs, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl White, Mr.a and Mrs. II. F. Tem
ple and otheri.
Miss Drue Ilaydon Her and Mr. Sterling
Trice Courtney were married Wednesday
evening at the homo of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Brasilia Ilcr, on East Fourth Street.
The back parlor, where the ceremony wr
performed, waa decorated In green ai
white. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney nave goi
to Kentucky for their honeymoon. Upon
homo
residence -of
wedding of Miss Constance Cora
inrui nomo weaning was max oi
rone Cosby, daughter of Mr. nnd
lllnni M. Cosby, and Mr. J. Chap-
ges, which was solemnized at the
They left Inirnei
M
luinmer
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Fourth National J3an.lt
is.
rs. E. D. Bass entertained Tuesday with
an evening party to her guest. Miss *
Arledgo. or McMinnville. The parlon
fragrant with beautiful cut flowers. Mias
Madge Manning, of Atlanta* presided over
the punch bowl. Music and games we
diversion of tho ovenlng. Mr. and M.__
T. Hass. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bass and Mrs.
1). J. Manning, of Atlanta, assisted la re-
home of the bride's
The house was appropri
„ rated for the occasion. Follow!!
the ceremony an Informal reception wi
held.
Mis*
and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McGill expect to
leave the first of the month for Lake Go-
ueva for a month's outing.
Mrs. Fred Lowery has returned from
visit to friends and relatives In Atlanta.
Mrs. L. Pickard, of Memphis, Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Sirs. Nathan Frank.
Miss Maurlnc Hall has gone to Chicago to
•pend the summer months studying music.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alleu and son will
S i to the mountains within the next few
ire to spend the balance of the summer.
Miss Maxle Zimmerman, of Indiana, Is
the attractive guest of Miss Margaretto
Lockwood.
The boys of the younger set will entertain
the visiting girls with a dance at East Lak<
— night next week.
las Madge Manning, of Atlknta, a for
mer Chattanooga girl, la the guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. 1>. Bass. In lUdgedale.
Miss Nona Gllbreth has returned to
home in Birmingham after a visit with
Mlsa Rosalind Pyott and other frieuds In
the city.
Mrs. Charles W. 11111, of Birmingham, la
visiting friends nnd relatives In Chatta
nooga.
Mrs. Theodore King Is ths guest of Mis
sissippi friends.
Mrs. J. W. Faxon returns next week from
Cktrkcsville.
Mrs. J. T. Arnold Is visiting In Indiana.
«*"• — • *• iiaiuus in tuumiia.
Miss Helen Lasard has returned from Ann
Arbor, Mich.
DECATUR,'ALA.
Been Cooper, of HuntavlUe, Is vis
iting here.
Miss Ellso Johnson Is visiting In Atlanta.
Miss Pearl Davidson •• visiting lu Birm
ingham.
Miss Ethel Jenkins Is at home after a
Visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Davbl Relnbeart and sister, Mrs.
here.
Mrs. C. A. Weis Is In Nashville.
Mrs. Joseph Pointer, of Courtland, If
here.
Mrs. John D. Wyker Is visiting In At
lanta.
Mlsa Ouima Openbagen Is visiting In
Birmingham.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. II. Kopp. of Tennessee,
re the guosts of Mr. nnd Mra. II. B. Hcott.
Miss Augusta Rather, of Birmingham,
here.
Mrs. Matt Todd Is visiting In Nashville.
Miss Month* Bell Is lu lluutavllle.
Mrs. L. 8. Howell Is at home from a visit
Ingha;—
Mrs. James L. Echols Is visiting In Vine
mont.
Mrs. James Miller, of Bellbuckel, Tenn., Is
here.
Mrs. Robert Wedge worth Is In Gunters-
vllle.
Miss Jessie Ward, of Marigold, Ala., la
here.
Mlsa Etta Reedy It visiting In Guotert-
vllle.
Miss Dovle Vaughan, of Huntsville, Is
vial!Ing here.
Mrs. Jl. E. Ridley Is In. Nashville.
The Card Club was entertained by Miss
tella Falk ou Friday' afternoon at her
(arming home on I^ifayette street.
Mr. David Holliday nnd Mrs. Thomas
Lane were married at the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. John Miller, nt their country home,
three mites from the city, on Sunday at 11
-/clock a. in., the Rev. Mr. Heaton nffl-
latlng. Only relatives aud a few frieuds
•"•re present.
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HATS-ALL SMART SUMMER
STYLES—TUESDAY
5.00 EACH
Hats That WerS
7.50 to 15.00
, A sale of hats distinctively Summer - like. Beflowered and bsribboned
as Summer hats should be and:—
The prettiest and most successful hats this season have had such a fascihatihg
lowsr-like naturalness, just as if Qne had walked into the garden, plucking flowers
tere and thers, gathering them into 2ns delightful bouquet or wreath, to hsap on mi-
ady’s chapeau without studied effect. Then t9o in this fet are lingerie hats dainty
and effective. We ve used Qhe as ths subject of Qur sketch today.
85 hats all told including chips in whits and colors, Neapolitans, Milans,
Voxalines in colors and lingerie creations in whits qj colors.
Hats that were 7.50 to 15.00 with the majority close around the
O.00 mark.