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TH Ml ATJjAJVTA (tKUKTtI AN AND IV w D,
SOCIETY
Mrs. George C. Bill, Editor,
Charlotte Stewart, A „i... nts
Selene Armstrong, A
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Persons will never know wh
a delicious breakfast food is until
j they have eaten
HE DOUBTED IT.
Tm sn orphan, sir." she said.
He tenderly consoled her.
And when he saw It pleased her. too
His sympathy grew bolder.
“Poor, lonely little one,” he said,
"I also am another;
'Twould be the thins, I am sure. It
Should kiss you for your mother."
did, hot e'en that thoushtful deed
Seemed hardly to aufflce her.
She murmured: "1 forgot to say.
My pa was married twice, sir."
—September Bohemian.
MISS KNOX TCT ENTERTAIN.
Thursday afternoon Miss Jennie
Knox will entertain about thirty of
her young friends at euchre. The oc
casion will be Informal, and. will be
one of the most enjoyable evepts of
the week. Her guests will be Misses
Bessie Wallace Pope, Imogens Thorn,
Annie Sykes Rice, Helen Jones, Emi
ly Wlnshlp, Marian Foster, Edith
Kirkpatrick, Antoinette Kirkpatrick,
Ethel Willingham, Clara Mitchell, Ju
lia Dodd, Sarah Jackson of Charles
ton, Lllllun Yow, Ruth Wing, Alma
Glenn. Ruth King, Ida King, Annie
Ray, Margaret Haverty, Carolyn King,
Agnes Harrison. Jennie Hutchins, Ida
Landrum, Ethel Noble, Martha Law-
she, Caroline Muse, Willie Muse, Mar
garet Armstrong, Francos Hightower,
Alllne Parks, Emma Kate Amorous,
Daisy LeCraw, Beth Wall, Laura Ans
ley, Laurlan Johnson and Tommie
Perdue.
MRS. FOSTER TO ENTERTAIN.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 8. W.
Foster will entertain very Informally
a few friends. The occasion will be
one of the most enjoyablo of the In
formal social alTalrs planned for the
week.
EA8T LAKE PARTY.
The Misses Newcombs, the guests of
the Misses Morris, will be given a pic
nic at East Lake Tuesday evening by
a number of their young men friends.
AUXILIARY”MEETING.
There will be a call meeting of the
Ladles' Auxiliary of the I. A. of M„ at
Carnegie Library, Tuesday at 3 p. m„
August 27.
MRS. M. RILEY, President.
TO MISS REINiTTE MILLER.
Miss Rclnette Miller Is receiving
charming attentions during her visit to
Miss Marie Johnson, of Talbotton.
A pretty party was that at which
Miss Martha K. Smith entertained In
compliment to Miss Johnson and Miss
Miller. Cards were played, and at the
conclusion of the game a delicious
luncheon was served. Mrs. J. A. Bryan
gave last week In honor of Miss John
son and her guest a house party which
opened with a brilliant reception. Re
ceiving with Mrs. Bryan were Miss
Johnson, Miss Miller, Messrs. Ralford
Persons and Thomas Persons, Jr.
Punch wns served by Miss Sara Robins.
Miss Miller wore white mull and blue
ribbons. Miss Johnson wore white
also, and Miss Robins was In white
embroidered net. Last Thursday even
ing Miss Johnson gave a merry hay
ride. Afterward a watermelon cutting
was enjoyed on the lawn of Miss John
son’s stately colonial home. Those par
ticipating were Miss Martha Ryder of
Columbus, Miss Martha K. Smith. Miss
Imogene Smith, Miss Miller, M|ss John
son, Miss Sarn Robins and Miss
Xlnena DeLoach of Savannah; Mr.
Thomas Persons, Jr., Mr. Ralford Per
sons. Mr. Walter Beall, Mr. Worrlll
Kimbrough, Mr. Persons Heath.
TO THE MISSES NEWCOMBE.
, The Misses Newcombe, of Macon,
the guests of Misses Mary and Helen
Morris, will be the guests of honor at
a box party at the Casino Monday,
the party to Include: Miss Isrretta
Newcombe, Miss Helen Morris, Miss
Hattie Newcombe, Miss Mary Morris,
Mr. Sidney Phelan. Mr. Will White,
Mrs Percy Taylor and Mr. Arthur Lane.
MISS LAWTON'S PARTY.
Monday morning, at her home on
Forrest avenue. Miss Ruby Lawton
was hostess at an up-jlnks party,
which she gave In honor of Miss Ma
rian Gay, the charming guest of Miss
Alllne Parks. Miss Lawton's home was
decorated for the occasion In white
No material is prettier for a useful summer gown than black and
white dotted Swiss muslin,
charming when simply made.
This model has the very full pleated skirt, with three deep tuoke run
ning around. The waist is oroseed In surplice fashion, opening over a V
of ruffles of black Valenciennes lace. The'very short sleeves follow the
same lines with a full ruffle of lacs to finiah them and a band and bow of
stiff black ribbon. The girdle la also of black ribbon, though a pretty,
bright-colored flowered ribbon may be worn as well if one prefere a little
color.
Baby Sick?
Sick babies have
been made well by
Pith’ Carminatim
for fifty years. 1 f
baby is sick send
for a bottle of
Pint' Cnrminatirt and protect your dear
one from bloody dysentery and cholera
Infantum. Pith' CormiaaHre keeps the
stomach and - bowels normal. It Is pleas
ant to take and harmless—a simple rem
edy for sick babies, made by a responsi
ble liousc. Your neighbors and your
druggist know of Pint" Carminalitt and
I.amar & Itankin Drug Co., the menu- The bride, who is a daughter of Mr.
and yellow, and these colors prevailed
In all the pretty details of the party.
Vases of golden glow occupied every
available spot, and the score cards
were hand-painted daisies. The first
prise was a dainty pair of armlets,
and the consolation was a hat pin. The
honor guest was presented with a
beautiful fan. The young hostess re
ceived her guests In a pretty dress of
white and yellow mull. Miss Parks
and her guest were In white mull and
lace.
Invited to meet Mias Parks and Mias
Gay were: Misses Ruth Camp, Pauline
Bell, Mary McCord, Margaret Welch,
Pearl Jansen. Eulah Hancock. Elolse
McClain, Annie Mary Haupln. Claire
Hancock, Irene Bllvey, Elizabeth 811-
vey and Lucy Windsor.
MISSION BOARD* MEETING.
The woman's board of city missions
will meet Tuesday morning at T*
o'clock at Trinity church house.
IN HONOR OFTlRS. CAMPBELL.
Mrs. Jack Lewis entertained at
small Informal luncheon Saturday at
the Capital City Club In honor of Mrs.
J. F. Campbell, of Galveston, Texas,
who Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
T. C. Longlno.
CURETON-STROUD.
Special to The Georgian.
Dalton, Ga., Aug. 26.—A pretty ro
mance was connected ^lth the wedding
of Miss Lillian Cureton and Mr. Chafln
Stroud, which occurred here Saturday.
faeturen.
Pitlt’ Cnrminatirt, any dmyyht, Sic
Tilts' CstmlMtlvs nH**s^ (M nrtd mw
|i«u MM of bowel trow HU after ocher fwi*n lud
failed’*--Mr*. IT. L. MactaJJtn, 307 Wo*dwr+
and Mrs. G. W. Cureton. of Rising
Fawn, was here on a visit to her sla
ter, Mrs. M. 1,. Harris, and ahe told
Mrs. Harris that her sweetheart, Mr.
Stroud, from Columbus, waa coming to
see her. When he arrived the young
HANDY PINS
A lady can scarcely complete her toilet nowadays without
a set or two of these pins for fastening her cuffs, holding her
eollar trim, or for use in some such way. Come in and let us
show you our selection; you’ll be pleased with the assortment,
the quality and the price.
EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.,
Jewelers. 37 Whitehall Street.
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm,
asd sight, la wur,Spriag,iSaswcr,PalL Sample FR£H. Cyos Ulg. Co. ♦!». Fifth St,Br^kS-s.N y"
couple procured a license and went to
the Baptist parsonage, where they were
married. They left on the 4 o’clock
train for Atlanta yesterday afternoon
without telling any one of their wed
ding.
alumnaITieeting.
The Atlanta and Decatur chapter of
the Agnes Scott Alumnae Association
will meet Friday afternoon, August 30.
at 4 o'clock, with Mrs. A. S. Edmonds,
169 Juniper street. A full attendance
Is urged.
THYRZA A8KEW. Secretary.
LAWN~PARTY.
The ladles of St. Lukes church will
give a lawn party Tuesday afternoon
on Peachtree street, opposite Peach
tree place. The occasion will be held
for the benefit of the building fund.
The vacant lot between the residence of
Mrs. Frank Ellis and Mrs. W. S. Wlth-
ant will be used. Delicious Ices and
cakes will be served.
TYLER-MILES.
An engagement of national Impor
tance has been announced. It Is that
of Miss Elizabeth Gilmer Tyler, of
Williamsburg, Va.. youngest daughter
of President Lyon O. Tyler, of Willlum
and Mary College, and Midshipman
Alfred Hart Miles, United Stales navy,
who Is now serving aboard the battle
ship Kentucky.
Miss Tyler, who le first cousin of
Mrs. T. Gardner Foster, of Montgom
ery, Is a granddaughter of President
John Tyler, and of Thomas Gilmer, at
one time secretary of the navy. Mr.
Miles Is a graduate of the Naval Acad
emy last spring. He is a son of the
late Charles R. Miles, lieutenant In the
United States navy.
D? PRICES
WHEAT FLAKE GELE
FOOD
the ideal food for all classes, the
result of years of investigation.
For sole by all Grocers
* Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rooney and the
Misses Rooney entertained a number
of house guests last week, those who
comprised the party being Mr. and
Mrs. John Griffin and son, of Macon;
Miss Hattie Ledslnger, of Macon; Miss
Myrtle Schelllng. of Charlotte; Mr.
Rowell Rooney, of Cordele, and Mr.
Clinton Griffin, of Macon.
Miss Louise Sullivan Is In Clarkes
vllle, the ghest of Miss Lee Rose Cor
bett, at her summer home. “Holly
Dale.” Miss Sullivan will spend some
time In Tallulah before returning home,
Major and Mrs. George C. Ball are
the guests of Mrs. George Ward, of
Birmingham, and are being delightful
ly entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tullis, of Mont
gomery. spent a few days In Atlanta
last week en route from New York,
They were the guests while here of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Haltlwanger. Miss
Frank Haltlwanger will leave soon to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Tullis.
Miss Nettle Sergeant, Miss Louise
Sergeant, Miss Marie Glenn and Mr.
Sergeant have returned from Nacoo
chee Valley.
Mr. and Mre. James Otis, of Colurn
bio, S. C., ore the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Otis.
Miss Marlon Roberts, of Utica,
Y., will arrive this week to visit Miss
Anita Stewart.
Mrs. Louise Spalding Foster and Mra
Estelle Garrett Baker are at Indian
Springs.
returned from New York
Mr. J. Roy Rounsavllle, of Rome, Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. C.
Cartledge.
Mrs. C. W. Strlckter and children
have returned from Porter Springs.
Mr. Gus Daley, of Macon, spent Sun.
day In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terrell are at
the Aragon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Moore are In
New York city.
Miss Mamie Corrigan has retu
from New York.
Mrs. John Hill and Miss Rollne
Clarke returned this week from North
Caroltna.
Mrs. Alfred Bradbury Is at Wrlghts-
vlllo Beach.
If you wish to meet your
triends, visit The New Kimball
Palm Garden, the popular re
sort ot all good livers.
Miss Mary DeLany, the Interesting
little daughter of Mr*. Stella DeLany,
Is visiting relatives and friends In
Cleveland, Tenn.
Miss Davies and Miss Daisy Davies
have returned from a month's visit to
VranlUIn, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark and Miss
Katherine Clark have returned from
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moore and
Mr. and Mra. Hamilton Douglas leave
this week for a visit to New York and
Boston.
Miss Kate Massey has returned from
a visit to Miss Bunnle Love, at Bald,
win.
Mrs. E. L. Berry, of Kuching, Ga
ls visiting In the city.
Mrs. Z. B. Leonard, of Vienna. Ga„
Is the guest of Mrs. Everard Richard
son, Mrs, M. P. Hall, who has also
been the guest of Mrs. Richardson, has
returned to Vienna.
Mrs. J. C. Davidson.' of West Point,
Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Lovelace,
on Park atreet.
Mrs. A. A. Hart, who has been ex
tensively entertained during her visit
to Mra. D. R. Wilder, left Monday for
her home In New Orleans.
Mrs. A. J. Haltlwanger expects
have as her guest soon Mrs. Lottie
Pope, of Montgomery,
Mrs. Alf Walker and Miss Bessie
Walker, of Montgomery, are at the
Aragon for a few days, where they are
detained by Miss Walker’s illness.
Mrs. Alfred Edwards, of Selma, Ala,
will arrive Tuesday to visit her niece,
Mrs. Robert Wetmore.
Miss Buslc Stillwell, of Washington,
C.. will arrive soon to visit Mrs.
Robert Wetmore, on Piedmont avenue.
A New Orleans paper of recent date
says:
Miss Florence Huberwald, to the Joy
of her many friends, has returned to
the city and will spend the winter at
1363 Annunciation street, the guest of
CHILDREN
Seething
Mrs. Winslow's
has been used
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Soothing Syrup >foTiit?Rs s FGK
® J y THEIRCH U1REN
WHILE TEETHING WITH PERFECT SBC-
CESS. IT SOOTIIKS THE CHILD,SOFTENS
THE OUMS. ALLAYS ALL PAIN. CURES
WIN’D COLlc, and Is the BEST KEMEDs
FOR DIARRHEA. , .
Sold by druggist* la avery part of tba
world.
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle.
Guaranteed under the rare Food and
Dm* act. June 30. 1900. Serial num
ber ir m
Mrs. Brisbane. Miss Huberwald’i
lovely voice and charming personality
render her a delightful addition to any
aoclety.”
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barrett sailed
on Thursday from England and will
arrive in Augusta In about two weeks
and spend several days with Mrs. John
Butt, on the Hill, before going to their
home In Birmingham. While abroad
Mr. Barrett has bought a handsome
Mercedes auto car, which he is im
porting to Birmingham. — Augusta
Chronicle.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Perry 8.
Darlington, in Westchester, Pa.
Mrs. R. E. L. Cooney, of Atlanta, for
merly Miss Loralne Meeks, of this
city, and one of Nashville’s most at'
tractive society girls. Is a popular guest
at Tate Springs.—Nashville Tennes
sean. • . * -
Theodore P., Shonts, former chair
man of the Isthmian Canal commission,
who will make his home In New York
In the future, has leased the Lanier res
idence in New York, 123 Past Thirty-
fifth street. Mrs. Shonts and her two
interesting daughters are still abroad
Mrs. Sam Walker and two little sons
are spending a week at Goodwin's
Crossing.
Major and Mrs. George C. Ball, of
Atlanta, will arrive in the city tomor
row afternoon, and will be the guests
of Mrs. George R. Ward for a week.
Both have many friends In this city
who are always delighted to have
them come. Mrs. Bali is the society
editor of The Atlanta Georgian, and
makes that paper sparkle with her
own brilliancy.—Birmingham Ledger.
Mrs. Gilbert Frazier
from Kentucky.
has returned
Mrs. Valdemlr Gude, who has been
ill for six weeks, is improving rapidly.
HARALSON.
Mrs. C. A. Greene is the gueat ot Mra.
M. A. Hodnett.
ettn this week.
Miss Gussle Hogg ana miss urnce jo
f Senoln. were in Haralson recently.
Misses Mary and Exa Caldwell visited
friends here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter GrOvensteln and lit
tle daughter. Julia, are visiting Mr. Groven-
•teln’sparents near Savannah.
Mr. w. O. Herndon went to Senola a few
days ago.
Mrs. M. A. Hodnett has been quite 111
for several days.
Mr. A. II. Rawls went to Senola Tuesday.
Leon Rawls Is still very sick with fever.
Mrs. John Taylor returned to her home
at Banning after a pleasant stay with Mrs.
B. Taylof.
Messrs. J. C. Hodnett and Lon Bishop
were In S'enola Thursday.
Mrs. J. T. Edmondson la spending this
week In Fayette.
Mr. Cartls Nixon Is visiting home folks.
GRIFFIN. ,
Miss Rossle Bell New ton has as her
guests Miss I.utle Head, of Zebulon. and
Miss Marie Burroughs, of Columbus. Thurs
day evening a number of young people
were invited to meet these guests.
Master Jack Gresham .gave a party to his
friends Thursday afternoon.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Walcott hove gone to Hogansvllle,
making- the trip In tbelr automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bass and children
have gone to New York.
Mr. J. D. Smith, who wns offered the
presidency of the agricultural trollege at
Ttfton. has declined the offer and will
take a similar posltloq at Gordon’Institute,
BarnesvIUe.
DALTON.
Mrs. C. R. Evans entertained very In-
formslly and pleassntly Monday evening In
honor ot her sister, Miss Frances Scoglti,
of St. Louis. The affair was In the nature
of a musical and proved most delightful.
Miss Scoglti. who Is s finished pianist, gave
several .exquisite numbers. Mr. Htfrry
Rontt established his reputation as a vio
linist of remarkable, ability nnd sympa
thetic expression, with Mrs. Mary Carter,
whose delightful accompanying on the
piano wns much complimented. Punch,
sandwiches and sweets were served. The
following guests enjoyed Mrs. Evans' hos
pitality: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin. Mr.
and Mrs. Julian McCaray. Mr. and - Mrs.
Frank Shumate, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones,
Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. L.,W. Carter, Miss
Mary Carter, Miss Emily Carter, Messrs.
Will Allen nnd George Lewis.
On Thursdny afternoon Miss Johnnie
lardwlck gave a charming euchre party,
honoring her friend. Miss Adrlane Merritt,
Of New York. The members of the Euchre
Club were present, and a number of espe
cially Invited guests. The handsome home
on Thornton avenue showed lovely decora
tions In roses and blossoms of the goldeu
glow, while the verandas were bowers of
cool green tflth ferns and palms. Prizes
of beauty and value were given and the
menu, delicate and delicious, rounded up an
afternoon of complete enjoyment. The
guests were Mra.. Guilford Cannon,
R. Evans, Mrs. W. C. Martin, Mra.
Hollingsworth. Misses Mary Carter, Claire
elker and Agnes Bryant.
Another merry crowd drove , out to Mr.
Marion Williams* beautiful country bomr
on Friday evening, returning by the light
of a glorious moon. Dancing and a splen
did supper were the features of the enter
tainment,
pleasi
ig men — .
... jonor of Miss Felker. of Monroe, nnd
Miss Merritt, of New York. Mr. Routt,
the violinist, with Miss Windier, piano,
and Mr. Carter, cornet, furnished delight
ful music.
Mrs. Frank IToffaker. of Cobutta, Is vis
iting Mra. Watt Weatherby.
Mr. John Edmondson, ot Atlanta,
Dalton this week.
Mr. Alex Lynn, of Atlanta, waa here re
cently.
Misses Hsrdwiek and Merritt have re
turned from a visit to Chattnnoogs.
Mrs. Cora Johnson Linton, of Savannah,
the guest of Mrs. T. J. Horne.
EASTMAN.
On Wednesday evening Mis* Byrdie Dan
* wns the charming hostess to an a! fresco
ty In honor of her guests. Misses Annie
t*mi Roberson, of Tennille. and Jinks Ed
wards, of Ellahelle. The entire lower floor
'* n and the an
on three sld
the home waa thrown oben and the ana
g It on three alder
brilliantly lighted
»se lanterns nnd attractive with
li a in mocks, cosy corners and lawn swings.
Miss Daniel received her gnests wearing a
pretty lavender silk trimmed In point lace.
Ml** Edwards was becomingly gowned In
a blue silk until band embroidered, while
Miss Roberson was lovely In a dainty dress
of pink crepe de chine. A very Interesting
game of hearts was played, which was fol
lowed by delicious salad and lee courses.
Punch wns served throughout the evening.
About 160 guests were Invited to meet the
guests of honor.
MARIETTA.
The Ladles* Rttebre Club was delightfully
entertained by the Misses Seize. Mrs. Her-
bert Brown received the drat prize, n hand-
•aimed pitcher; the second prise wns won
ay Mrs. <V M. Crosby, am! the visitors*
prize by Mrs. Chlpley S«tz*.*of Atlanta.
Mr*. William HttrU Hillyer will have ns
•r gnest this week Misses Jessie Jones.
Mary Kirkpatrick. I-otilsc Ibtlrd and Alice
and May Ktishfofi. of Actants.
■Mn. t*. M. Crosby entertained a number
her friends at bridge on Thursday even-
Ml** Pauline Gramllng left Friday ■ for
'ohutta Springs, where , she will attend a
house party for several weeks.
Miss Emma Fuller, of Atlanta. Is the
guest of Mrs. Turner on Whitlock avenue:
Mr. and Mrs. 91. Brumby and children
ivo returned frout a visit to Mlsxlsslppl.
Ou last Thursday evening the yonug peo
ple were most enjoyably entertained by
Miss Annie Waddell at her home on Church
street
THIS WILL BE
BOOK CASE WEEK
-In the-
DUTCH AUCTION WINDOW
If you are in need of a book case,
this is your opportunity to save money
—every case in the window will be
marked down $2.00 daily until sold—
all are started at the regular stock
price—in the window is
A solid Mahogany 3-door case priced $60.00
A solid Mahogany 2-door case priced 50.00
A Qt. Oak Mahogany 2-door case priced 45.00
A Qt. Oak Mahogany 2-door case priced 35.00
A Qt. Oak Mahogany 2-door case priced 30.00
MATTIN
MATTINGS AND RUGS
at special prices this week. Finest grade Japanese
Mattings, 25 cents. All wobl reversible Rug, 9x12
size, $9.00.
BRUSSELS RUGS
9x12 size .7 $12.75
AXMINSTER RUGS
9x12 size $22.50
Be one of our customers—open an account with
us and pa ya little at the time. You will soon have
your home furnished just as you would like to
have it.
Cotton Felt Mattresses
Priced $7.50 to $15.00.
40-pound Cotton Mattresses $5.00
We guarantee our mattresses to be made as rep
resented. We know what goes in them and will tell
you—no pig in the bag buying hero. Everything
good in Furniture. Agents for the Bloch Go-Carts
and Carriages Twenty per cent discount on all
North Star Refrigerators. Open an account with 11s
and divide the payments weekly or monthly to suit
your convenience; everything marked in plain fig
ures and at one price.
CARMICHAEL-TALMAN FURNITURE GO.,
“The Store That Saves You Money.”
74-76 WHITEHALL ST.
School Books and All Supplies
Books and prices guaranteed. Closing Sale in Shoe
department. Slippers and all Summer goods.
SOUTHERN DRY GOODS AND SHOE COMPANY,
E. PIERCE, President.
60 Marietta St. Opposite Postoffice.
Mra. Harry Dupre entertained the Cooking
riob last Wednesday with it-ftpend-tho-dny
, Ruth Spark
party complimentary to Mrs.
mau. of |jingvii>w. Tex.
Miss Isaliel Brumby and Miss Laura 91ar-
•'"•rtia Hopple will loin the Farr tarty in
London and sail for Am»*rlv*in ten
Mrs. Jessie Gramllng Uitb»f**;L
pn. FI*.. U the guest of her friend. Mr
A. If. Gilbert, on Cb*rofc«*e street.
Mrs. Cohen, of Macon, who was *Is ,UDi
Mrs. Fred Morris, lias returned boiua^
