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the a-t&anta Georgian and news. tvEDNESDAY, JULY 24, DOt. SOCIETY... sr*F Mr*. George C. Ball. Editor. asinsD *■■'■“■“• And Woman’s Interests SPECIAL ATTENTION, LADIES ANOTHER STAR. Beyond the fartheat atar that lend* lta light. Some farther atar Irradlatea the night: Jlcvond that farther night, another atar I- flamed ogalnat another night more far. And ao, from night to atar. and atar to night The darkneaa widens and then yet la light How many nights we fathom, yet the light Will ever fall this aide the utmost night. It were not good to know the end of things— •Twere death ta-folse at last on Idle wings. —Clarence OuslejyJn Uncle Remus ■ Mciaalne. MRS. FITTTOENTERTAIN. Mrs. Henry Julian Fite will enter tain Informally next week In honor of her guest, Mrs. Katherine- Houston Fischer, of Augusta. IN HONOR MISSES COFFEE. Mrs. T. V. Cunningham will be the hostess at a lawn party and dance ■Wednesday evening at her home In De. . catur In compliment to her guests, . Misses Helen and Ethel Coffee. Invited to meet the guests of honor ‘ are: Misses Towers, Josle Mlllodgs, Julia Preston, Georgia Crane, Virginia Crane, Katherine Kirkpatrick, Ellaa- beth Wallace, Marie Rldloy, Marllu Coles, Jule Hunter, Eddlo Hunter. An nie Mary Parry, Sadie Parry, Ruth ; Barry, Alice Wilburn, Jule Scrlven, i Clifford Hunter, Alice Patton, Corlnne ■ Ocrdine, Louise Haygood, Claire Rid ley, Elisa Candler, Laura Candler, -Re becca Candler. Charlotte Rarospeck. ' Messrs. Henry Thompson, Reese Boyd, ' George Jones, Richard Mllledge, Mc- r Howell Roheh, John Goss, Donald Don. alson, Rob Barry, Julian Mason, Ben Ragsdale, George Glbbes, John Glbbes, i Curtis Thompson, Milton Erwin, Er- i nest Ramspeok. Henry Jewett, Hunter Brown. Wallaco Bally, Roy Mayson. John McClelland, Neat Goss. Robert Kamepeck, Roy Hyndeo, Hugh Trotri. Carl Ridley, Carl Ramspeck. TO MRS. HARVEY HILL. The beautiful luncheon at which Mrs, Reuben Arnold entertained at the Capital City Club Wednesday was a compliment to Mrs. Harvey Hill. The occasion was delightfully Informal and assembled ten of the young married friends of the hostess. These were seated about n table elegant In Its appointments and most artlstto In Its decorations. The centerpiece was a great bowl of white enchantress car nations and swansonla, and the place cards were white, with the mc/ogram of the hostess dons In letters of gold. Mrs. Arnold wore a lovely gown of whlto mull, embroidered In pink rose buds, end a hat of pink straw, trimmed with pink plumes. Mrs. Harvey Hill wars a white lin gerie gown, made with entre deux of tucks and lace. Her becoming hat was of white straw, trimmed with roses and plumes. BOX PARTY. Mrs. W. E. Foster entertained at a box party at the Grand Wednesday afternoon complimentary to Miss Fior. epee Lacy, of Richmond, Va„ who Is visiting Hits Marian Foster, on Elev enth street. Mrs. Foster's guests Included Miss Lacy, Miss Marian Foster, Miss Gladys Miller and Misses Laura and Louise Ripley. DINNER PARTY. Tuesday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. T. D. Meador gave a delightful dinner nt their homo on Peachtreo and Ivy streets. Their guests Included: Misses Hell Malone, Julia Meador, Jeannette Bwlft and Messrs. Sam Stocking. J. Ij-'rank Meador, T. D. Meadog Jr., ugil Clifford Clay of Amerlcus. BRANHAM-DEW8. Owing to Illness In the bride’s fam- , Ily, the marriage of Miss Louise Bran ham and Mr. Harris William Dews will take ‘ place In the Baptist church at Kirkwood Thursday, July 25, Instead of at home. harriThunt. Mr. and Mrs. John X. Harris, of Columbus, nnnotince the engagement of their daughter, Lyra Myrtle, to Mr. J. Lawrence Hunt, of Atlanta, the wed ding to take place In the early fall. As a rule it is a safe practice not to put into the stomach any thing tnat is not nourishing and easy of digestion. HHUCES WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD fs easily converted by the diges tive organs and supplies the nu tritive wants of all parts of the body. * M For salo by all Grocers IN HONOR OF Ml88 LACY. Miss Marian Foster will entertain at an Informal card party Friday after noon In compliment to her guest. Miss Florenc# Lacy, of Richmond, \V TO MISS ATKIN. Wednesday afternoon Colonel Robert Lowry entertained a coaching party In honor of Miss Jennie Lowry and her guest. Miss Atkin, of Knoxville. Those who mode up tho party were: Misses Jennie Lowry, Atlcln, Lucy Mlllen, Edna Pugh, Irene and Etta Beaumont, Lillie White, Mary Eokes and Annie Lou Padgett. Miss Atkin occupied the box seat and wore a lovely white lingerie gown, lace trimmed, and a white leg horn hat. After a long drive out Peachtree road tea was enjoyed at the Piedmont Driving Club. INMAfTDUKE. The marriage Tuesday afternoon, at New York, of Mrs. Nannallne Holt Inman, formerly of Atlanta, to Mr. James B. Duke, president of the Amer ican Tobacco Company, is of Interest to a large circle of the bride's friends throughout the state. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. J. B. Bur rell, pastor of the Marble Collegiate church, at the residence of Mrs. Wil liam Bchuylsr Btackpole, 2X0 Bt. Johns place, Brooklyn. Only a few Intimate friends witnessed the quiet ceremony. The bride woe accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Holt, and by her young son, Master Walker P. Inman, Jr. Mrs. Btackpole, at whose home the marriage took place, Is. an old frlond of Mrs. Holt, tho bride's mother. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Duke left In an automobile for their handsome country estate at Somerville, N. J., where their honeymoon will be apent. The romance which cultlmated In the marriage on Tuesday began about a year ago, at Toxaway, where Mrs. Inman was visiting, and where she was regarded os one of the beltoa and beatp. ties of the summer season. Mr. Duke as president of the Ameri can Tobacco Company Is well known throughout the financial world, and has accumulated a very large fortune. The bride, as Mrs. Inman, was one of the most admired young women In the social life of Georgia. Possessing unusual physical beauty, with a per sonal charm which attracted and com pelled admiration, shs was a leader In the exclusive society of Atlanta, where she resided for many years. i irsn, nuiia, pins, urunciie; osuu skid powder Is msds fa four dainty tints. 25c. D. A. R. CONFERENCE. Mrs. M. B. Pilcher has completed ar rangements for the state D. A. It. to hold a conference at Monteagie on the morning of August 3. Following tho meeting a reception will bo tendered the visiting'Daughters by the Mont eagie Circle. The members of local chapter ere to bo well represented at the conference. There Is a flourishing D. A. Circle at Monteagie, whose members repre sent D. A. R. chapters, not only throughout the stale, but In other states. Mrs. George W. Fall, who went to Monteagie this morning, who was largely Instrumental In founding tho circle, and Is tho able president, will preside at D. A. B, Day exercises on the mountain. Tho circle le not a reg ular chapter, as the members all hold their voting membership elsewhere, but It affords a delightful opportunity for the Daughters to get together for the purpose of discussing the work of the organisation and for social Inter course. At last year's conference, which as planned for this year, took place dur ing the AugUBt Woman's Congrens at the Monteagie assembly, lasting a week, about eight states wore repre sented, and a woman delegate from each wag elected vice president.— Nushvlllo Banner. LADIES' "AUXILIARY. Ladles' Auxiliary to the B. of L. E. will hold regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. In the Knights of Pythias hall, Kiser building. TO MR8. ABERNATHY. A delightful event of Tuesday after' noon was the card party Mrs. W. E. Foster gave In honor of Mra Roy Abernathy. Mrs. Foster's gussts were: Mrs. Aber nathy, Mrs. Colcord, Misses Gertruds and Lee Brandon, Mlsa Mills, Misses Lillian and Mildred Harris, Mrs. J. M. Bsosloy, Mrs. Howard Arnold, Miss May Adair Howell, Mrs. L. Z. Iluff, Miss Nell O'Donnelly, Miss Lively, Mrs. Ovid Btowart, Mrs. E. A. Holbrook, Mrs. McWhorter Milner, Mrs. Meachon, the Misses-McBride, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Frank Baker, Miss Cofleld, Mrs. Ar thur Howell, Mrs. Marshall Eckfordand Mrs. G. A. Howell. The house was attractively deco rated with garden dowers, and after the gome delicious refreshments were served. Miss Nell O'Donnelly won the prise, a bridge set, and Mrs. Abernathy was presented with a pair of silk hose. The hostess received her guests In a becoming gown of embroidered batiste and Mrs. Abernathy wore pink em broidered mull. Mrs. A. L. Colcord assisted her sis ter In entertaining, and wore a toilet of whlto mull, Mrs. McWhorter Milner will enter tain the O. M. Club Thursday at her horns In West End. her guests to bo: Mrs. Frank Baker, Mra, Robert Troy. Mra. William McClelland, Mrs. John Matthews, Misses Brandon. Miss Mar garet Berry and Miss Mary Adair HoWell. Personal Mention Mr. and Mra. George P. Hardy and their young son. Master Calloway Hardy, will leave the first of August for an extended trip to North Carolina nnd Virginia, later going to New York before returning homo. Mrs. Cliff Turner, of Carrollton, Is visiting relatives In Atlanta. Mrs. Seaborn Wright, of Rome, ar rived Tuesday to spend several days with Atlanta friends. Mr. Loring Raoul Is visiting Toxa way. Later he will go to Asheville for an extended stay. Miss Rosa Whittington Is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Ramsey, r.t Asheville, N. C. Mrs. M. L. Myrlck, of Amerlcus, passed through Atlanta Wednesday on route to Shelbyvllle, Tenn., where she will spend the summer at her old home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peters are at Warm Springs. Miss Katie Halt entertained Infor mally Tuenday evening for her guest. Miss Alice Ginn, of Cartersvllle. Miss May Haverty has returned from Indian Springs. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Lowry and Miss Jennie Lowry will leave Sunday for a visit to Tate Springs. TOMORROW MORNING, 9 O’CLOCK. WE WILL PLACE ON Special Sale in Oar Shoe Department The following styles of Ladies’ Fine Footwear in broken lots. DON’T MISS THIS LOT 376 LOT 404 $4.00 VALUE REDUCED TO $2.98 Miss Julia Wells, after a visit Miss Louise Todd, has returned to her home, In Virginia. Miss Mary Anderson, after visiting friends at Macon. Is now spending sev eral days at Warm Springs. Mrs. Leila 8. Hlckox, of New Or leans, Is among the guests at the house party which Mr. James B. Duke Is giv ing In his summer home. In Somerville, N. J., for his fiance, Mrs, Nanaline Holt Inmnn, of Atlanta. The party Is being chaperoned by Mrs. Holt, of Ma con, Gn„ mother of Mrs. Inman.—New York World. Ladies' pat. kid plain toe, exten sion sole ribbon tie, was n o $4.00; now $3.50 VALUE REDUCED TO $2.68 Ladies’ light turn sole doll kid ribbon Tie, nice and cool for sum mer wear, wa3 $3.60, $2.68 LOT 403 $5.00 VALUE REDUCED TO DIAMONDS Let us show you our comprehensive selection. Our prices, quality considered, will certainly interest von. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO., IMPORTERS. 37 WHITEHALL ST. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, u*.ts Ct».43$. VlftLSl. iifLjii/,;. Miss Katherine Miller, the beautiful daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. L. Mil ler, leaves on Thursday for Atlanta and for a week will bo tho house guest of Miss Mary Brent Smith at the man sion. Miss Miller will be charmingly entertained during her stay, and one of the most delightful affairs to be given In her honor will be a dinner, at which Governor and Mrs. Hoke Smith will entertain a number of their young friends on Tuesday evening. Miss Mil lor has visited In the Gats City a num ber of times and hoa a wide circle of friends who will give her a very cor dial welcome.—Macon News. Judge and Mrs, Don Pardee and Miss Ada Alexander leave the first of August for a visit to Tate Springs. Mrs, Ernest C. Konts and children have returned from LaGrange. Mrs. J. B. Whitehead and children arc at Atlantic City. Mr. 8. J. Jones! of Jacksonville, Fla, formerly of Atlanta, Is In the city on a business trip for a few days. Miss Alice Steele's dinner party Wednesday evening will bo In honor of Miss Mary Brent Smith, and will he a beautiful event. Mr. H.nry Htllyer and his sisters, Misses Kate and Eva Hlllyer, are at Wrightsvlllo Beach for a weok's stay. Mrs. Jark Wilson Is dangerously III nt her residence, 83 Spring street. Mrs. C. B. Btdwell and little son, Chnrleton, will leave next week spend a month In the East. Miss Florence Jackson and Miss Kathleen Brown returned yesterday to Atlanta, after being delightfully enter tained while the guests or Miss Sara Evans at the tennis tournament— Augusta Chronicle. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Lyle, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rice ut Chattanooga, have returned home. Miss 8alllo Eugenia Brown has re turned from Chattanooga. Mrs. J. D. Stocker has returned from Alabama, where ahe visited her son. Mtss Jenne Gibbs, of Columbia, 8. C, will spend September In the city os the guest of Mrs. Thaddeus Horton. Misses Mary and Ethel Green are entertaining a number of friends at their lovely home. Mountain View, their guests Including: MUses Lesste and Maebelle Green, Dr. Barrett, Mr. Lane and Mr. T. E. Green, from At lanta: Dr. Steed and Mr. Henry Steed, of Marshall, Texas; Misses Fannie Leonard and Slbte Steed, of Dalton, Ga. Miss Mary McCarthy, of I.oa An geles, Cal., who spent the winter In At lanta and Mobile, has returned to her home. Miss McCarthy was accom panied to Los Angeles by her cousin. Mrs. Edward Chamberlin, who will be the guest during the summer of her uncle, Mr. Daniel McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Dennis, Sirs. J. L. Dennis and Sirs. Nelms left on Wednesday for a visit of several weeks to New York and other points of Inter est. Ladies' pat. kid low button exten sion sole ,a beautiful low Shoe. LOT 301 $3.50 VALUE REDUCED TO $2.68 Ladies’ pat. tip vici kid, hand, sewed, fonr eyelet ribbon Tie. Your size is among them. SALE. LOT 405 $5.00 VALUE REDUCED TO $3.29 Ladies’ pat. colt hand-sewed ex tension sole, very fine quality, a $5.00 value, $3.29 LOT 408 $5.00 VALDE REDUCED TO $3.29 Ladies’ pat. kid light hand-turned sole, four eyelet ribbon Tie. SHOE DEPARTMENT WHITEHALL son, of Collierville, Tenn., mother and ■later of Messrs. Lamar and Elmo Clay, are In Macon on a visit. Mrs. Bessie Cotney, Mr. Benton, Mrs. C. K. Benton, Mr. Mitchell Benton and Mra. J. E. Klrven leave Wednesday for a stay of several weeks at Toccoa Falls. Mrs. Waring Partridge and little daughter, May Denham, of Jackson ville. Fla., are the guests of Mrs. W. Asbury, on Washington street. Miss Stella Asbury, who has been visiting MIhs Lula Asbury, has return ed to her home In Clarkesvllle. Mr. W. A. Foster and family have returned from a trip to Richmond, Jamestown and Ocean View. SAVANNAH. The marriage last Tuesday evening of Mist Cecelia Crewe Starr, of this city, to Mr. Frank Crslg Peirce, of Birmingham, wte a very lovely home event, at which leate included only tho family and a circle of friends. Mies Annie Starr wae her lister's maid of honor, and Mr. John Worrell, of Birmingham, was best man. The Rot. MeG. Bradley officiated. The bride wore a charmingly girlish gown of white net and lace aud carried bride roses and lilies. per maid of honor wore whlto lace over pale blue and carried as paragus ferns. After a small reception, Mr. aud Mra Peirce left for Columbus, where they will visit Mrs. Peirce’s brother, before going to Birmingham to reside. Mr. Pelree la In basinets there with the Decatur Car Wheel Company. Tybot* parties made up for the semi-week ly d.mees form the ouly amusement dur ing the midsummer season, nnd these aro go down ear- iuk tut 1 uiiuiumiuer wnsuu, nuu turw composed almost entirely of the young col leg»> net who are eujoylng their summer vacntlou. Congenial crowds ly for a ev afterwards others In the pavilion for tho NIhs Anna Ouernrd Is now In Paris. MIhs Jane Meldrim is visiting Mies Mo- lie Neeley In Waynesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hull and Miss Elisa mar Hull are spending tho smmner In f*>r a surf butb, enjoying a picnic lunch srwards on the beach, snd Inter joining era in tho pavilion for tho Informal For Sick Babies Wc cannot Im press upon you too strongly that Pittf Cnrminnticc is ab* Maine. Miss Harriet Colqnlt left on Saturday to ▼lilt Mrs. J. A. P. Crlsfleld, lu Philadel phia. Miss Lilia Comer Is the guest for a week of Mrs. Clark Howell lu Atlnntn. Mrs. Bohert Habersham Is visiting Miss Mary Cleckley, In Augusta. Miss Emma Hopkins bus returned from a short stay nt Tybee. Mlsa Cornelia Maclean has returned from a visit to Norfolk, Baltimore and New York. Mlsa Helen Ellis and Miss Margaret Ellis havo returned from Noroton, Conn., where they were guests of Mrs. J. D. Weed. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Hearing and family are spemllug this month st Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. George Tennltle have re turned from a two months’ stay at White Bluff, and will leave In n few days to spend the rest of the suiumor North. Miss Linn Woodbrldge Una Joined Mrs. T. M. Cunningham aud Mrs. Fleming diiBlguon, at Highlands., Mrs. B. A. Deumark Is at Chautauqua, from a week’s visit to Sir. aud Mrs. Uar- •uee Anderson, at Whlto Bluff. Miss Annie Kuan. Master Albert Runn sml Miss Elisabeth Rtiau left Saturday for north Goorcln. Miss Eliza Kuan has returned to her home in Macou. Miss Sarah Molse has returned homo. Mrs. Munuerlyn and Mrs. Plerrn Iloli left on Friday for Etowah Cliffs. try Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Phlmer have returned from India a Spring. Miss Margaret Hair** spent last week In Guyton, the guest of Miss Davsnt. Mrs. Louis LeHnrdy nnd children are at Orange, Vn.. for the rest of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Minis are at Cape Elis abeth. Portland, Maine. Mrs. Anton P. Wright snd children have returned from a abort visit to Charleston. Mr. nnd Mrs. U. II. Bradley have return ed from Norfolk. Mr. nnd Mra. Gadsden Poreher, who have been spending tho past six weeks at Mont- jinery, have returned to the city. Mrs. Edward S. Elliott Is In Castile, N. Y.. for the rest of the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. Neely, who have »en spending a short time at Tybe.e, have •turned to their home In Wa.vneslioro. Mrs. Prtoleau Huger bat returned to N>w York. Mr. nnd Sirs. Frank Miller Chisholm are MARRIAGE INVITATIONS CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Engravers 47 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GEORGIA solute!v harmless. We are emphatic in our statements; the children like to take Miss Alma Curtis is the guest of | ft—no holding noses. It cures sick RIchmon ‘ l Tft >' ,or ’ at ^imswick. U bics-n\l Ills arising from hot weather and teething, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus, sour stomach, cholera Infantum, etc. Miss Clara May Winn Is vhdtlng relatives In Lawrencevllle. Miss Annie Wilkie is attending Miss Rosa Jackson’s house party In Ro- chel e. Ga. *3 Mrs. J. J. Clay apJ Mrs. & F. WU- ,41! Drnggisti 35c. THC LAMAR 6 RANKIN DRUG CO ATLANTA. GA. Charlottesville, Vs. liee. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Barrett, who were recently married In Augusta. Ga., are nt nt the guests of Mr. Barrett's sis- Sirs. Louise Butte, ut her country place, near Liverpool, England. Miss Anna Belle Snead and Mr. Edward T. Baird were married nt the home of the bride’s mother. Mrs. IsaiieHn Snend, Thurs day evening nt 9 o’clock. Rev. I)r. A. J. Dlckmton officiating. Miss Sne.ul wore nit exquisite gown of duchess satin nnd was Snead. Mr. bride left for the East. Mrs. W.. IT. Kettfg nnd children nre nt the Mnn'or at Asheville. N. C. Mr. Krsklne Ramsey entertained delight- fully Wednesday evening at a dancing par ty for the girls who have been ntteml Ung reboot away from home. The entire lower floor of the Bachelors’ Homo on Highland avenue was thrown open and n stringed orchestra furnished music. Ices were served during the evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Rivers Carter. Mrs. Florence Jordan and Mrs. La Vert nnd lit tle Florence ami Amy Young bare, gone to Canada. * - ...» - Mrs. Frank <5. Kinney nud Miss Mnrr Ufuncy, Mrs. Culpepper Exuut aud Uttle daughter, Lestra Kinney Exam, are at Tate vflieft T * nD * ThC7 W,U K ° Uter t0 A-ht ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Middleton, Mrs. F. M. Gardner aud Mrs. Norton D. Whitley and little daughter have gone to Denver. Manltou and Colorado Springs to spend some time. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dlmralck sre spending some time lu the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Ben Well nnd Mrs. Marcus Well have gone to Waukesha, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Felix Drenuen and children are st Virginia Beach. Mrs. George It. Stubbs and children are registered at the Ridgewood, Asheville, N. C. Mr. Bert Throckmorton left Saturday tot Goldfield, Nev., to look after his mining interests. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jam Mudd Walker sre ■pending some time at the Cullotn planta tion, near Huntsville. Mr. John Watson Cocke nnd bride, for merly Miss Lindsay, of Chattanooga, have returned from their wedding trip to the _rs. Florence Haskett has cone to At lantic City, where she will Join her sis ter, Mrs. Henry B. Gray. Miss Bessie Jetnlson will leave Monday tr Claysmount, Vo., where she will attend bouse party to. be given by Dr. Lewis C. Morris, nt his summer home. She will be accompanied by Dr. Lupton, Mr. Voor* bel» and Dr. Morris. NO RC ROSS. Miss Willie Dean is visiting Misses Mar guerite nnd Edwlna Harper, of Atlnnta. Mr. Paul Key. of Atlanta, was the guest of his grandfather. Dr. T. T. Key, during the week. Mrs. W. S. Webster Is 111 with l.i grippe at her home nt 1IIII Crest. VHILDRCfy Teething Mrs. Winslow’s j&jfjfcr’YSJg Soothing Syrup froWWff 8 ,# FOBUIAEniltEA 0 ' 1 U ““ BK8T <«***» by drawteu la mrj p«rt of it* Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guaranteed under the Pure Food end Drue act, June 30. 130*. Serial cum. tier 1055. During July and Au gust we male Spring and Summer Suits at greatly reduced prices. Busk-Starick, makers of fine clothes, 1304-6 Fourth Natiunai Bank Building. Mi.. Dcie Pertrldfe, of pad Mr. Troupe Pertrldxe, of P} c *f. n, stinMr were recent rneet, of Mr,. “ >HIr Mra. It. E. Bklnner w«. at .trow ride ou Prtdoy efw™ 00 ?- j| n3 A of Mlaa Janet llolt, of Hao'h 4 " r [ tl to picnic (Upper ou the bant, of th* re hoochee wt. entered, end the P* r - turned hr moonlight. „ Mlaa Janet Bolt of Sooth CnroHM. the week with Mlaa Uoyl. , a <M Skinner will vlelt Mlaa Bolt later summer. .. . guest * Mrs. Clyde Barr Moore is the ^ n latKes in Joui’Shora.