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SOCIETY
Mr*. George C. Bill, Editor,
Charlotte Sfew»rt,
Seleoe Armttrong, A » ,iM * n *»-
AND WOMAN'S INTERESTS
A LIFE’S LOVE.
I lored him In my dawning years—
For years, divinely dim;
Mr blithest smiles, my saddest tears
Were evermore for him.
My dreaming when the day I
The latest thought I had,
Was still some little loving
... .-.ner children wear;
To me his face, In frowns or smiles,
Was never aught hut fair.
They said that self was all his goal.
In grief and feud and raw
My heart has learned the aatrru *******
Of one that win not fall;
And come what must and come what may,
Nor power, nor praise, nor pelf
Shall lure tuy faith from thee to stray,
My sweet, my own—Myself.
—Anonymous.
TO MISS MARIAN GAY.
Next Monday evening Mle* Ruby
Lawton will be the attractive young
hoiteii, at an up-JInk* party which ahe
will give In honor of Ml«a Marian Gay,
who la the gueat or Mlaa Aline Parka,
on Forrest Avenue. Mlaa Gay waa
honor gueat Wedneaday afternoon at a
lovely party given her by Mlaa Parka.
A pretty game waa played, and the
prlxes, a fan and a roac Jar. were won
by Mla,es Mary McCord and Alllaon
Smith.
spend-thiTday PARTY.
Mra. Charlaa Byrd entertained at a
ppend-the-dny party Thuraday at her
home at East Lake In compliment to
Mlaa Julia Reynolda. of Texas, the
gueat of Mra. W. H. Patte^on, Jr.
The party Included: Mlaa Reynold*,
Mra. Patteraon. Mlaa Cl.-lre Hancock,
Mlaa Marie Sclple, Mra. Henry Leon
ard. Jr., Mra. Jamea Morton, Mr*. Rey.
nolda.
AN INFORM'AL OCCA8ION.
Thuraday at her lovely country home,
Roxboro Spring*, Mra. E. River* enter
tained Informally a few friend* at
luncheon. The gueats were aealed
at a beautifully appointed table
which had for Ita centerpiece
grea bowl filled with golden glow.
Thoae preaent were Mr*. W.
Foater, Mra. Marahall Eckford, Mra.
T. J. Ripley, Mr*. Robert Freeman, Mr*.
Phillip Dodd.
YOUNG WOMEN - COMBINE
IN A FARMING PROJECT.
A club compoaed of young women
ha* been formed In Denver for the
purpoae of taking up land In the Little
Snake valley river country In Routt
county, Colorado, when It la opened up
fdr aettlement nVxt month. Mlaa Ruth
Owena la at the head of the club,
la the Intention to enter from forty To
1(0 acre* each.
The young women ure planning to
engage actively In farming juat aa anon
> aa the big 12(0.000 canal ayatem
through the country, to be opened up
September 6 under the Carey act, la
completed. It la the Intention of the
women colony to aeed their land In
alfalfa, ralee wheat, and na an ad
junct take up ralalng- of cattle and
*heep.
8URPRliI"pARTY.
Wedneaday evening a moat enjoyable
aurpria, party waa tendered Mr. Rich
ard Cook at hla home on North avenue.
About twelve of hla young friend*
called, and the evening woe (pent In
playing game*.
DR. AND MR8. FRENCH IN BRI8TOL
Rev. J. Stewart French, one of the
beat known young inlnlatera In the
Bouthern Methodist church, Tand pas
tor of the Flrat Methodist church of
Atlanta, preached two powerful ser
mon* to large congregation* at State
Street church Sunday.
The minister la well known In this
section, and la hero with Mra. French
aa the gueat of the tatter’s mother, Mra.
Gallup, at Sulllns College.
There will be a pleasant family
party with Mra. Gallup, at Sulllna
College, thl* week compoaed of her
daughter*, Mra. Stewart French, of
Atlanta; Mr*. J. B. Ward, of Abing
don, and Mre. J. I*. King, of Cedar
Bluff, Va. , ,
Rev. J. Stewart French left yester
day morning for a flailing trip on the
north fork of the Holatnn. He wa*
Joined at Abingdon by Revs. J. K. Long,
T. J. Eskridge and J. R. Wnrd. The
party will have Ita headquarters In one
of the hospitable Chatham Hill homes
In Rich Valley, and will flah In the
clear waters near the head of Holston.
—Bristol, TCnn., Herald.
A BEAUTIFUL "SOUTHERN GIRL.
The most admired and talked-of girl
In London society today, aaya an ex
change, I* Mlaa Mildred Carter, daugh
ter of the flrat secretary of the Ameri
can embassy, John Rldgeley Carter, and
granddaughter of Mr. Bernard Carter,
famous Baltimore lawyer and de
scendant of “King Carter,” of Virginia,
who married Mlaa Mildred Rldgeley, a
Maryland beauty and member of a
most aristocratic family. Mr. John
Rldgeley Carter’s wife was, before her
marriage, Mias Drexel, of New York.
Mlaa Mildred Carter's aunt, Mlaa
Mary Carter. In her girlhood apent a
good part of several winter* as the
gueat of the late Mra. Patrick Henry
Aylett, of Richmond, who then had her
residence nt No. 101 Eaat FTanklln
street. Mia Carter was greatly admired
In Richmond, waa the Intimate friend
of Mlaa Page Aylett, now Mr*. William
L. Royal), and always lovely, has since
mnrrled Mr. Robert White, of Balti
more.
This story la told by way of showing
that Miss Mildred Carter, In virtue of
her Virginia heredity, as well aa by
other Inherited advantages, has good
right to be a favorite In English so
ciety and to be singled out for apecfal
notice by King Edward and Queen
Alexandra.
ICE CREAM~FESTIVAL.
Thursday, August 22, from 4:30 to 10
m„ an Ice cream festival will be
given at the Collier home, 47 Nelson
street, by the following three Sunday
echool classes from Walker Street
Methodist church: Mlaa Lula John
ion’s class. Miss Kate Sutherland's
lass, and Mr. P. J. Parker’s class. The
►record* will go to the Wesley Memo
rial.
AFTERNOON TEA.
Mr*. 8. Ring will entertain at tea
Friday afternoon In honor of Mr*. J. A.
Baugh, Mra. R. M. Watkins and Mrs.
John F. Burdlne.
Superior
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Or. Price’* Flavoring Extract* are su
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ness of flavor to any flavoring extract*
made in the world, and ladles of the
best taste, who are now using them,
find them just as represented. Person* - .
who desire a delicate and natural flavot Mrs. Scott M. I-add, wife of Chief Jus
KING'S DAUGHTERS AND 60N8.
Circle No. 2, of the King’s Daughters
nnd Sons will meet with Mrs. Melton,
135 Rawson street, Friday afternoon at
: 30 o'clock.
MISS J. T. RANDALL, Cor. Sec.
NORTH SIDE”BRIDGE CLUB.
Miss Bella Footman entertained the
North Side Bridge Thursday morning
at her home In Decatur.
DANCE AT OAKLAND CITY.
The young men of Decatur enter-
tnlned recently with a most enjoyable
dance nt Oakland City.
They were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mra. William Analey. Those enjoying
this delightful occasion were Mias
Helen Coffey. Mlaa < dr Ridley. Mlaa
Alice Wilburn, Miss Marianna McLel-
Innd, Miss Rosa Mllledge, Miss I-ena
Brlghtwell, of Athens; Miss Ruth Bar
ry, Miss Merritt, of Gainesville; Mias
Laurn and Francis Analey, Mlaa Geor
gia Crane, Mlaa Edna Cooper, Mlaa Eva
Sowers, Mlaa Clifford Hunter', Messrs.
Richard Mllledge, Carl Ramspeck,
Ernest Ramspeck, Thompson, Dr. John
Goaa, Don Donalaon, Paul Voie, Ashby
Hill, Carl Ridley, Hugh TrottL Ben
Ragsdale. Robert Ramspeck, Neal Oosa,
McDowell Ronch, Joe Redwlne, Harvey
Gregory’, John McLelland, John Gibbs,
HONEYMOONTN LEXINGTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Randolph
Preston spent their honeymoon quietly
In Lexington, Va., at the home of Mrs.
Thomas L. Preston on Washington
strset.
Young Mrs. Preston could And no
spot In Virginia more entirely filled
with memories of her Illustrious grand,
father, General Stonewall Jackson, than
Lexington, where his life waa spent
provlous to the war between the states,
where he Is burled, and where hla for
mer home haa been purchased aa a
memorial hospital by the Lexington
Chapter, United Daughters of the Con
federacy. As Mrs. Preston has been
brought up In Charlotte. N. C„ and ed
ucated thero and In Washington, D. C„
It aeems fortunate that the Confederate
reunion of last June, and her preaent
visit should come In quick succession
and enable her to realise how large a
claim Virginia has on her through her
descent front Its great Confederate
leader. „ . . . _
Mr. Preston la a son of the late Ilev.
“ - and a grand-
the thirty other disciples of the relic
lous body.
Moaning and rolling on the floor, go
Ing Into trances that last for hours
and being able to speak with no appar*
ent training the languages of foreign
races, these, In brief, are some of the
"manifestations” that come to the fol
lowera of Mra. Ladd’s queer mission.
Her converts do not see anything un
usual In their departure from the ordl
nary methods of religious awakening
and are utterly Indifferent to the
charges of cruelty that are being pre
ferred against them. Even the arrest of
Mrs. Ladd on the charge of disturb
ing the public peace did not serve to
break up the work of the enthusiasts.
In fact, when she returned from her
enforced leave of absence scores of her
people met her at the depot and es
corted her through the street* of Des
Moines to the mission house, shouting
and praying.
MRS. TERRELL’s"mATINEE PARTY.
Thuraday afternoon Mrs. L. M. Ter
rell entertained a congenial party of
friends at a theater party In honor of
Mrs. John H. Gay and Miss Marion
Gay, the guests of Mrs. Willis B. Parks
and Miss Alllne Parks.’ The party con
stated of Mra. Willis B. Parks, Mrs.
John Gay, Miss Alllne Parks and Miss
Marlon Gay, Mrs. French Terrell. Miss
Lina Terrell, Mrs. Lynchmoore Terrell.
THE PRINCE~InTERTAINED.
The president of the Jamestown Ex
position and Mrs. Henry St. George
Tucker entertained nt luncheon Mon
day In the New York state building In
honor of Prince Wilhelm, of Sweden,
In the evening they had An elaborate
lawn party In the grounds of the Army
and Navy Club, In Norfolk, preceding
the dinner given for him at the Vir
ginia Club.
The Governor of Virginia and Mrs.
Swanson will entertain him at dinner
Tuesday evening In the Hotel Chamber-
tin, nt Old Point. Among the distin
guished guests asked to meet him will
be H. H. Kohlsaat, of Chicago, S native
of Sweden, who has come East apeclal-
for this occasion.—Washington, D.
C, Times.
MR8, LEROUX ENTERTAINS.
One of the prettiest* parties of the
week was that at which Mrs. J. W.
Leroux entertained Thursday afternoon
In honor of Miss Allison Smith, of
Birmingham, who Is the attractive
guest of Mrs. Charles Walker, on For
rest avenue.
Mrs. Leroux’s guests Included Miss
Smith, Miss Thelma Dargan, Miss
Maud Miller, Miss Julia MacIntyre,
Miss Constance Berry, Miss Julia
Hardwick, Miss Lena MrGaughey, Miss
Ruby McGaughey, Miss Emma Con
nelly Branham, Miss Marie Randolph
Whitehead. Mlaa Aline Bagby, Mr. Mar
shall Whitman, Mr. Harvey Martin,
Mr. Robert Crichton, Air. Raleigh
Cnstlese and Mr. Clarence Everett, Jr.
The young people played anagrama.
and the tables ,wero set In the dining
room, drawing room, library and hall.
In all of these rooms the decorations
were pink and white china asters, great
bowls and vase of them occupying
every available spot. All the pretty
decorative details were In pink and
white. The honor gueat, Mias Smith, waa
presented with a lovely fan. The girls'
prlso was also iff fan, and the boys'
prise was a picture,
Mrs. Leroux received her young
friends In a smart suit of blue linen,
lace trimmed
Miss Allison Smith wore white era
brold8rcd mull.
Mlaa SaUle Walker was lovely In
white lace.
After th game delicious refreahment*
were served.
THE GIpTy TEA
"A gipsy tea la a charming variation of
the ordinary picnic supper. The mo*t tin
portnut thlug really la to And a spot to
hold It In which I* new to ths gnosis
some lilt of woods or a ravine, or |>erhaps
a stretch of bench which they hnve never
seen before. Thl* arrnnged fur, nil Invited
can meet nnd then walk or drive to the
place; or, they cau go In that fearful nnd
wonderful vehicle, a bay wugun, something
really In diameter with the uffnlr,” any*
Itarper'a Ibianr, In an article on original
entertainments.
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Bltiehrnrd a wife, won the second prize, and
her coatume wm nrtiatic and barbaric. Mr.
Thomas Paine, of Baltimore, Md. t ita John
Alden. won the gentleman'* necond prize.
Ills coatume of ruffled ahlrt, knee hr—*•**
and Oliver Ifuckle* wna very effective.
Judges felt that each chnrncter wna entitled
to n prise, and It wa* a difficult matter
come to n decision.
Mias Mabel Goode was a perfect portrnvi
of the character of a nun, not onfv In h<.
coatume, hut In her Madonna-llke feature*.
To the strain* of appropriate music each
couple entered the ballroom. howed to the
chaperons at the eztrenie end of the room,
and took their places In n line nt the aide.
The march was followed by »i very prettily
arranged dunce, ending with the Virginia
reel,.
Personal Mention
colil meat*,
goixl thing* will he appreciated by the bun-
f ry picnickers, and afterward the fire mnat
»•’ heaped up, nnd In the growing duak
John A. Freaton, D. D,.
son of the late Colonel John T. ...
Prenton of Lexington. He la a grad- ‘the crowning event of the occasion.”
unto with B. A. and B. L. degrees, of
matter* In advance with her hoateaa
slip away nnd return unannounced In a glp
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in their, cakes, puddings, or any tablt
delicacy ( will obtain it by tiling
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Extracts
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Lemon
Orange
Rose.tL-
Is moat highly thought of In Charlotte,
N. C., where he and 111* bride
have their home with Mr*. Stonewall
Jackson.—Richmond Tlmc*-DI»patch.
STIR OVER NEW FAITH.
Getting celestial guidance In their
love affair*—a virtual marriage
heaven—la the late»t addition to the
many strange thing* In the cult thnt
tlce Ladd of the Iowa supreme court,
head* and foster*. A "power” *o odd
and mysterious as to baffle the beet
experts of tho city wields Ita Influence
over the destinies of a aect that haa no
equal In the United States.
Mrs. Miller !» Incidentally the
possessor of twelve different languages,
gained through the "power” she re
ceived . In meetings and at various
other time* and way*. Rut her expe
riences are no different than thoae of
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MR. AND MRS. PEDDER'S BALL.
One of the uioat ploturewpie entertain
inent* ever given nt a Virginia Hummer re
aort took place WiMlneadny night, when Mr.
am! Mr*. J. K. t\ Pedder, of Atlanta, tin.
gave a fancy »lrc*a ball, at the Buffnh
l.lthla Spring*. The ballroom, porchc* ami
library were crowded with gueat*. and the
dancer* In their brilliant contume* pro
nented a perfect kaleidoscope of color.
Mr. and Mr*. Pedder were Ideal hosts,
aud were Indefatigable In looking after the
pleasure of their gueats. Blue|>eard ami
Fatima rubbed elbows with hi* eminent'
the Cardinal, apd Buster Brown ami Mary
Jaue purjM>fdy Jostled the stately Bean
Brumiuet and his lovely pnrtner. a butterfly.
The I'OBtume* were really beautiful, and
the chaperons, who were the Judges,
taxed to moke a Just decision. It wa
ceded by all that Mr. and Mr*. Tedilcr
were the most perfect character* of the
evening a* Hose of the Raimh, nnd Cowboy,
and they received honorable mention and
three Iu*ty cheers, led by I'nde 8am.
Mrs. Pedder In leggings, spurs, cartridge
•It and pistol, wearing s abort skirt of
khaki, n red blouse and blue handkerchief
tied arouml her throat, wa* Ideal. Mr.
Pedder whs equally good In boots nearly to
hlb hips, a rakish sombrero, nnd all the
accoutrements pf a real cowboy.
The prize to the couple whose representa
tion of the character portrayed was consid
ered the lH*Ht* waa given to Miss Mar
guerite iSonde, of Boydtnn. and Mr. T. I>.
Jreahain. of hallos. Tex., as Mnry Jane
and Buster Brown. This couple elicited
tumultuous applause na well as their cos
tumes. whleh were perfect.
Miss Mattie Jlnskervllle. of Rh-hniond.
Va., secured the Indies’ first prize, dressed
nils, nnd a very henutlful bntterly she was.
e«! B. 8. Iloyster, of Oxford. N. t\,
I’lcle Ham, carried off the first gent le
i’s prize. Ilia costume was excellent,
and the old saw of an old head on young
Mis*
Mrn. Annulet Andrews Ohl, a South
ern author, whose charming literary
gift haa placed her In the front rank
of popular writers of the day, la ipuch
sought after by the members of the
journalistic and literary clrclos of
Washington. Mrs. Ohl Is the wife of
J. K. Ohl, formerly Washington corre
spondent for the Atlanta Constitution,
but now on the staff of Everybody**
Magazine. Her story, "Narcissus, the
Near-Poet,” Is running In the Satur
day Evening Post, and a new novel,
“The Wife of Narcissus,” will be one
of the literary events of the autumn.
Mra. Andre wa waa recently a guest
at the home of Mr. Worthington Ford,
brother of the Ill-fated novelist, Paul
Leicester Ford, who came to so melo
dramatic an end by his own hand. Mr.
Ford is a man of wealth and culture,
with a lovely suburban home at Cleve
land park, near President Cleveland’s
old home of “Red Top,” five miles from
the city. Here he entertains lib
erally and delightfully.—Nashville Ten
nessean.
Mr. Thomas H. Pitts left Thursday
for an extended trip east. He will
spend some time at Saratoga Springs,
and other famous summer resorts.
The following composed a merry
party at Toxaway, which enjoyed a
very pleasant drive to The Homestead
on Friday: Miss Keller, Miss Adair,
Miss Clark, Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Adair,
all of Atlanta; Miss Briscoe, of Knox
ville, Tenn.; Mrs. Blythe, of Philadel
phia, and Miss Blythe; Miss Morgan,
Norfolk, Va.; Miss Anthony, New
York; Miss Ray, Charlotte, N. C.; Miss
Broughton, Madison, Oa; the Misses
Royster, Norfolk;; Miss Wethertll,
Chester, Pa.; Miss Jones, Charlotte;
Mrs. Royster, Norfolk; Miss Tobin,
Augusta, Oa., and the Messr*. Callo
way, Watson, Staunton, Thom, Adair,
Megulre, all of Atlanta; Taylor, Roy
ster, Hunt, Morgan, Cook, R. Adair, of
Norfolk, Va.; Skelley, Chaffee and Qar-
rett, of Augusta; Ross, Charlotte, N. C.,
and J. L. Alexander, of the Toxaway
Inn.
Mrs. Haralson Bleckley leaves Thurs.
day for Norfolk, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming, formerly of Atlanta. Later
Mrs. Bleckley will Join her mother, Mrs.
Evans, and sister, Mrs. Argo, of Au
gusta, in New York and will spend sev
eral weeks at Interesting points North
and East.
Miss Marie Maler, of Atlanta, nnd
Miss Nancy Birdsong, of LaQrange,
who have been delightfully entertained
for the past few weeks by the Misses
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William*. left yesterday for the home
cf Miss Birdsong.—Rome Tribune.
Mlu Alice Burden, after spending i
week with Atlanta friends, haa return-
ad to her home at Macon.
Mrs. B. F. Noble, after a visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mra. H. M. Patteraon,
hua returned to her homo at Montgom
ery.
Mr. W. T„ Smith, who has been
spending his summer vacation with hla
family at Inman Park, will return on
Saturday to Texaa, to resume hi* cot
ton business In that state.
Mis* Carrie Taylor has returnad from
Chattanooga, where she was the gueat
of Miss Daisy- Landis.
Mra. William McKensle and Mra. Ed
ward McKenzie have returned to Mon-
texuma, after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
George McKenzie.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doughty end
the Misses Doughty are spending sev
eral weeks at Tybee.
Mrs. B. H. Sperlock, of Llthonla,
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Wesley, on West Peachtree
street.
Mlaa Claire Wooten has returned to
Dawson, Oa., accompanied by Mra.
Graham Perdue, who will, be hbr guest
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mra. Harris E. Clarke, for
merly of Forsyth, are now making their
home In Atlanta. Mrs. Clarke was
Miss Mary Lynn Talmadge.
Miss Edith Dunaon,' the oldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Dunaon,
tv III enter Lucy Cobb Institute at Ath
ena, Ga., when the fall session .begins
In September.
Mra. Wright, of Memphis, Tenn., and
Mra. Alston Brown, of Florida, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Susan
Brown, have gone to Detroit for a stay
of some length.
Mra. Inez Snow la the gueat of Mra.
Joseph Kenner at Chattanooga.
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Mlaa Nello Wards Is the guezt of Miss
Bessie Davis at Senola.
8. C., is spending a few days In the
city aa the gueat of Messrs. James and
Manning Austin.
Mrs. Martha Lester and her grand
sons, Hugh and Lawrence Willet, have
returned from the Highlands.
Miss Lillian Goldsmith leaves this
week for a visit to Tate Springs.
Mr. Edward Haynes
Chicago.
Is visiting In
Mrs. Harvey North and children, of
Newnan, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Draper.
Miss Marie Houston has returned
from a pleasant visit to St. Louis.
Mrs. Flora K. Adams, of San Anto
nio, Texas, Is the guest of Mrs. J. D.
Stocker.
Mrs. A. W. Martin and Miss Eddie
Hardwick are visiting friends In Nor-
cross.
Mr. Ormond
from Augusta
Hindes has returned
Colonel Tom Austin, of Greenville,
BAD BREATH
wo a friawt neomnaaaaf
I tUam I can willingly and
entirely cured me. I
alpara. 114 E.7th St., Net
Meant* and after mini
‘leerfuUy aa j that they
ere fore let yon know _
iem to any on* auffarlni from
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i ineuoweis
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Chlpley left Wed
nesday for Philadelphia and will sail
Friday for Antwerp.
Miss Ruth Weaver has returned from
visit to LaGrange.
Mrs. James McKeldln and children
leave Friday for their summer place at
Athens, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Pappenhelmer
and little daughter, Louise, will leave
Monday for Asheville.
Mrs. T. C. Lamar, of Mount Pleasant,
Texas, who has been visiting Mrs. W.
S. Lamar, will leave soon for a few
days' stay at Montlcello.
Mrs. Mark Sheridan has returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mra. Mark Mac
Donald, of Rome.
Mrs. Dan Ruden will spend a few
days this week with Misses Jullen and
Marian Perdue.
Miss Julo Hunter Is the guest of Miss
Cliff Dougherty, of Commerce.
Colonel and Mrs. W. A. Woodall, of
Fort Valle/ are on a trip through the
North and East.
Mrs. William Lamed left for Ohio
Thursday.
Miss Vera Ragsdale left Thursday
for a trip North.
Mrs. Eugene Hardeman, of Norcross,
i the guest of Mrs. E. Pi Ansley.
Mr. John Brown and Miss Myrtlce
Lrown are at Borden Wheeler Springs.
Mrs. T. W. Martin Is visiting rela
tlves In New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grelg have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter
Chicago.
WESLEYAN FEMALE
COLLEGE,
Macon, Georgia.
Fir .: Matriculation Day, September
16th. Cataloguea Free.
DuPont Guerry,
President.
Southern Dry Goods & Shoe Go.,
(Incorporated)
PIERCE’S BUSY DEPARTMENT STOBE,
60 Marietta Sheet. Opposite Post Office.
E. PIERCE, President.
DENTAL SPECIALIST
DR. C, L. STOCKS, DENTIST,
427 (Fourth Floor) AueteJI Building,
Atlanta, Ga., Bell Phono M-3383.
Practice limited to the operative
branohes—Fillings, Crowns, Bridge
Work, eto. (Ten Years' Experience)
CANPVCATtUimC
Grip* IN in Mp
( old to bnlkV'Tha’xVnnVna tHbiVi lUnpstl'
lnoranU*d to cur* or jrour money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. jg6
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
DRINK A
BOTTLE
EVERY
WHERE
Mrs. Robert E. Woodruff Is the guest
f Mrs. Clarence Payne, In South Car
olina.
Mlse Henrie Thompson has returned
from Highlands, where she wua
charmingly entertained as the guest of
Miss Sadie Parry.
Miss Marie Ridley haa returned from
Cuthbert, and has as her guest Miss
Hood, of Cuthbert.
Mrs. James Akin Is spending sdVerai
weeks In the mountains of North Car
olina, Flat Rock. Skyland and Ashe
villa.
Mr. E. L. Gash and family have re
turned from Brevard, N. C.
Mrs. Eliza Hindes Is spending some
time with her »on, Mr. Malcolm Hindes,
In Augusta.
Miss Merritt, of Gainesville, Is the
guest of Miss Clifford Hunter.
Miss Anna Patton wllLreturn from
Chicago Thursday, where she has had
a delightful visit with relatives.
Mrs. Washington Houston will en
tertain the North 8lde Club Wednesday
afternoon of next week.
Mrs. Judd, the guest of Mrs. Parry
Laird, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lamar, of Ma
con, will be the guests In a few days
of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ottley.
Mr. B. J. Elseman and family have
returned after an extended sojourn at
Blue Mountain, Md., and «astern re
sorts.
Miss Virginia Crowe It enjoying a
jolly camping party on Sweetwater
creek, near Austell, given by Mr. Mar
shall McKensle, of Marietta.
Miss Emma Askew has returned from
Anbury Park. In two weeks she will
leave for Gabbettvllle.
Mrs, A. T. Reaves, of Selma, Ala.,
Is spending a few days with her moth
er, Mrs. S. H. Askew.
WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY
la her hair. If Gray or Blenched
It can be reatored to leu natural
color without Injurlug the health
or scalp by one application of the
Imperial Hair Regenerator
TUB STANDARD IIA1H FOL-
OKING. It la absolutely barm-
lean. Any abude produce!, t ol-
ora diirulde. When applied •!»«
not be detected. Hample of your
hnlr colored free.
Imperial Chem. Mfg. Co., 135 W.23d SI., N. T
8old by Jacobs' Pharmacy. Atlanta. Ga.
sloner W. C. Merritt, Prof. Holmes ol
the department of agriculture, who
spoke on forestry; Judge W. C. Ad-
anisoh, nnd Hon. S. K. I*elgh.
President W. W. Oovender Is highly
pleased with the outlook of the union
In Coweta.
$150,000 COMPANY
ERECTING COTTON MILL
Special to The Georgian.
Salisbury, N. C„ Aug. 22.—The Bar
ringer Manufacturing Company I* A
1160,000 concern at Rockwell, ten miles
from this city, which has begun the
erection of a mill for the puri>".-i’
■pinning and selling yarns. iin “
doing-a general merchandise buslii’-"--
Its president is J. W. Cannon, the
state's leading cotton mill man. R'’'-
Paul Barringer, of ML Pleasant C
Is secretary-treasurer.
PROMINENT GEORGIANS
ORATORS AT RALLY
Special to Th* Georgian.
Newnan, Oa, Aug. 2.—The meeting of
the Farmers’ Union, held yesterday,
at Pearl Spring, was largely attended.
Among the distinguished speakers of
the day were Stats School Commis-
CHILDREN
“Teething
is* Winslow’s WM
Soothing Syrup
f-old by druggists fa * very pert of tM
world.
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle.
Guaranteed under the Pur* Food
Drug act, June 10. ISOS. Serial »u®*
ber lOtt.