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SOCIETY
Mrs. George C. Ball, Edfror,
Charlotte Stewart,
Selene Armstrong, A,si5,am *'
AND WOMAN'S INTERESTS
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A PEACE PRAYER.
Ood of the nation*. Thou who hast
• In age* pa«t Thy cause* won
Through War'* all-desolatlng blast.
Grant that henceforth Thy will be
done
Through Peace and all her gentle arte.
Through mutual faith and kindly
hearts.
God of the nation*—*ee afar
Thine ancient world one bloody neld.
Behold, a myriad sleeping are.
Where oft Thy cauae to arm* ap
pealed!
There I* no spot of Earth where Cain
Hath not bestowed hi* bloody stain.
God of nation*, hear our prayer!
Thy people for deliverance call.
Unmask the glitter and the glare;
Teach u« the folly of It all.
Then shall we live and know Thy law,
It* meaning, and obey In awe.
—Carl Holliday. In Watson'* Jefferso
nian Stagaalne for September.
MRS. PARDEE'S LUNCHEON.
Friday a meeting of the Reading
Club will be held at Mr*. Don Pardee'*
and will be followed by a beautiful
Informal luncheon. Mr*. Pardee'* guesU
will Include only the members of the
dub.
MASTER H0WELL eman , 8
1 Friday evening at the home of his
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Fore
man. Master Howell Foreman will en
tertain at an up-JInks party. HI*
guest* will Include a number of hi*
young friends from th* eighth grade
of the Tenth Street School, and the
occasion will be In celebration of hi*
thirteenth birthday.
AN INFORMAL DINNER.
Thursday Mr. and Mrs George Ar-
gard entertained Informally at dinner
In honor of Mr. and Mr*. Henry C.
Yawn, of Mississippi.
Mr. Yawn Is a prominent Mason, be.
Ing grand master of the state of Mis
sissippi. and Invited to meet him and
his attractive wife on this occasion
were a number of Masonic officers here.
The guests were seated at a beauti
fully appointed table which had for Itn
centerpiece a great bowl filled with
pink rose*, and many pretty detail*
followed this color scheme.
The occasion was characterised by
the gracious hospitality which make*
the parties of Mr. and Mr*. Argard so
enjoyable.
A MU8ICAL"EVENING.
An enjoyable occasion was that upon
which a few mu*le-lnvers gathered on
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
J. W. Blosaer, on Forrest avenue, to
meet Herr Richard Schllewen, whose
residence In Atlanta will be a most
valuable acquisition to the musical cir
cles of the city. For many years Herr
Rchllewen has been prominently 1den
tiffed with many of the most famous
musical organisations of the country.
HI* distinguished connection with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, the
Thomas orchestra, the Knelsel quartet,
and with many prominent Institutions,
has riven him an enviable position In
America's musical life.
Herr Schllewen'* violin playing was a
feature of the Informal musical on
Wednesday evening, some vocal and
Instrumental numbers also adding
greatly to the pleasure of the occasion.
BARBECUE.
At the 'Cue Club Saturday afternoon
there will be one of the delightful bar
becues that are always one of the
pleasant social events.
MI8S KINGSBERY SECRETAFJY.
The numerous friends of Miss Rosa
Klngsbery will be Interested to know
that shs has been elected to the secre
taryship of the Atlanta Art Associa
tion, which office was left vacant by
the resignation of Miss Mary Klngs
bery. Miss Rosa Klngsbery was unan
imously elected at a meeting of the
executive board held Wednesday aft
ernoon, and entered upon her duties
well equipped. Upon the secretary de
volves much of the Important work
which the art association set* out to
accomplish, and It Is expected that
Miss Klngsbery will perfect most ca
pably the plan* laid by the association
for the winter.
Stylish Dress ef Fihe Frsnch
Broadcloth
True Flavors
With great care, by a process en
tirely his own, Dr. Price is enabled
to extract from each of the true,
select fruits, all of its character
istic flavor, and place in the mar
ket a class of flavorings of rare
excellence. Every flavor is ol
f reat strength and perfect purity.
or flavoring ice-cream, jellies,
cake, custards, etc.,
Flavoring
Extracts
Vanilla
Lemon
Orange
Rose, ate
can be used with perfect satisfaction.
Plainness and simplicity of de
sign Is n conspicuous feature of
many, of the coming season's cos
tumes. This model Is extremely
simple and show* the new mous-
Utietalre sleeve with the draped em
pire style of »klrl. There Is no
trimming on (hi* costume and the
liolnltd yoke I* of the finest French
embroidery.
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8ATURDAY THE~*LAST DAY
nn whirl, you ran buy a season ticket to
the Great Lyceum Course for 11.60.
BABY SHOW.
Gate City Hive So. 4, Ladle* of the
Maccabees, are going to have a baby
*how Monday. September 30, from 2
to 6 o'clock. In their hall. 8S Central
avenue.
An admission of 10 cents will be
charged and 25 cent* to enler bable*.
There will be three prise*. Any baby
from one month to 5 year* can enter.
A regular mttslcnl program I* being
arranged for the entertainment of .all
who attend.
Refreshments served nil during the
afternoon. Como, out anil help the la
dles make a success. Proceeds for n
good cause.
ELECTA CHAPTER.
Electa Chapter No. 6, O. E. 8., will
meet «t Masonic Temple Friday, Sep
tember 20, at 8 p. in.
Visiting member* are cordially In
vited. SARAH J. HANNA,
Secretary.
MR8. DAVIS TO ENTERTAIN.
Friday afternoon at her home on
West Peachtree street Mr*. Robert Da.
via will entertain at bridge compli
mentary to Mr*. John Corrigan. Jr.
LAWN PARTY.
Mine Grady McDaniel, assisted by her
sister, Mrs. D. 8. Johnston, entertnlned
a number of her friends at, the home of
Mrs. Johnston, nn Ashby street, West
End, on Monday evening.
The attractive lawn with swings and
rustic neats was-lllumlnated with Japa.
nese lanterns, and many games were
played during the evening. An attrac
tive feature was the delightful music
on piano and stringed Instruments,
rendered.by several of the guests.
At .a late, hour delicious .melons were
served al fresco.'
The guests Included: Miss Pearl Cul
pepper, Birmingham: Ml** Carrie Mae
Johnston. Macon; MIwch Hallle Sue
Osmer, Myrtlce Burges*. Clara Cul
pepper. France* Galbraith, nnd-Me*ara.
Bob Roger*. Clarence Hudgins, Stew
art McDaniel. Auble Sawyer. J. Rosser
McDaniel. John Henry Burges*. Demp
sey c. .McDaniel, Master* Olle Lee and
DeWItt Johnston, and Mr. and Mr*. J.
E. McDaniel and Mr*. O. 8. Johnston.
SMITH-HARRIS WEDDING.
A pretty wedding was that of Ml**
Mary Florence Harris and Mr. William
Tyre Jones, which took place Thurs
day morning at 10:30 o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Morton 8mlth»
In West End.
The home was effectively decorated
WEDDING GIFTS
Be careful in selecting your gift. It will be viewed and criticised
by many. Those whose opinions yon most esteem will see it. By it
may be judged your good taste and judgment. Safeguard yourself
by inakinjr use of us in the selection. We have the goods that suit.
We know the latest styles, best makes and most suitable gifts. •
EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.,
JEWELERS. 37 WHITEHALL STREET.
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* Mfg.C0.4jS.F1AI, St. Brooklyn, N.Y.
with pink rn«e* and fern*, and In the
dining room, where the wedding break,
font was nerved, the flower* u"ed were
aim, pink.
The ceremony was performed by Dr.
J. E. White and the attendants were
Mis* Mary Barron and Mr. T. J. Jones,
brother of the bride.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white chiffon cloth, made empire and
fashioned with hand embroidery and
lace.
The maid of honor wore a pretty
toilet of white mull, trimmed with lace.
Mr*. Smith wa» becomingly gowned
In blue mull and lace.
Mr. Jone* and hi* bride left at noon
for an extended trip North.
SANDER8-EDDLEMAN.
Ml** Julia Sander*, formerly of At
lanta. nnd Mr. Joseph Eddleman were
married Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock at Grace church. New York.
The bride waa given In marriage by
r brother. Mr. Inman Snnders. of
Atlanta, nnd Mr. Thomas W. Meredith,
of New York, wn* best man. The
bride word a handsome toilet of blue
hlffon vloth. embroidered nnd trimmed
with handsome lace. Her hat wan of
blue beaver, with blue ostrich plumes,
ami she carried a bouquet of white
orchid*.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Eddleman left for a six weeks'
trip.
Returning In November, they will re
side at "The Rlverereat,'* 31 Fort Wash
ington avenue.
AT W0MAN~EXCHANGE.
nr the benefit of those Interested In
the Woman'* Exchange It I* stated that
one or two £f the ladles Interested In Its
organisation will remain at the Y.*W.
A. room* from 10 to 1 o'clock each
day for the purpose of answering ques
tion* over the telephone or seeing lho»e
who call In regard to the owning of
the exchange.
wise-friedell.
Hpeclsl tn The Georgian.
Huntsville, Ala.. Sept. 18.—Mr. John
J. Prledell, a prominent young busi
ness man of t.'hattanoogn, - nnd Miss
Mndle Coyle, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Lcul* Wise, of this city, were married
In St. Marys Catholic church at 8:30
o'clock. Rev. Father McQuillan offi
ciating.
The ceremony wa* witnessed by a
large gathering of frlenn* and rela
tive* of the couple from this city and
chuttnnooga.
Mis* Rtanrhe Ellison, of Chattanoo
ga, was mold of honor and Misses lle-
glna Frledell. of Chattanooga, nnd
Maud McCullough, of Huntsville, were
btldesmhldn.
Mr. James Coyle, of Huntsville, was
best man.
31 r. Frledell and lirlde left early today
on u honeymoon trip of two week*. ttn>l
they will be at home In Chattanooga
after October 1.
INFORMAL LUNCHEON.
Dr, and Mrs. Hildreth Smith enter
tained at luncheon Wednesday In com
pliment to Mrs. R. F. Hoke, of Raleigh,
who la the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Michael Hokk.
The table was attractively decorated
with pink roses and ferns.
The guests Included: Dr. and Mr*.
Michael Hoke, Governor nnd Mrs. Hoke
Smith. Miss Mary Brent Smith. Mr.
Marlon Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Smith. Mrs. F. S. Whiteside, Miss
Whiteside and Mr. John Brice.
LITERARY AND~SOCIAL MEETING.
The literary and social meeting of the
Unlveraalist church will hold Its regu
lar monthly session Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. G.
West, No. 308 East North avenue. All
members and friends are urged to be
present.
JEFFERSON CHAPTER
• MEETING OF D. A. R.
Mrs. Norwood Mitchell calls a meet
ing of the Thomna Jefferson Chapter of
the D. A. R. Friday evening at 3 o'clock
a: her home, 121 Juniper street.
Malleable Range
It’s the tbree-ply construction. This one feature is found
only in the Malleable Range and has saved thousands of dollars
to range users. It saves fuel because it holds in all the heat;
it saves time because you can cook quicker and better. It
means long life to the range.
A sheet of pure asbestos mill-board is placed between two
sheets of steel. The inner sheet of steel keeps it from peeling
off. It will last forever. This can not be said of the range
where the asbestos is placed on the inside of the outer wall with-
wnatever.
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to one of any other make,
features of
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The Malleable RANGE |
One Malleable will outlast two
There are many other distinctive
Made in South Bend
The Malleable Man will tell you all about his favorite range at our stores
King Hardware Co.
53 Peachtree St. 87 Whitehall St.
Beginning September 23d, AII the Week to
September 30th ,
THE MALLEABLE GIRL WILL SERVE YOU WITH THREE - MINUTE BISCUITS AND DELI-
QIOUS HOT COFFEE AND PRESENT YOU WITH A BEAUTIFUL COOK BOOK AND A USE
FUL SOUVENIR.
Personal Mention
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stokes, for
merly of Birmingham, are now making
their home In Atlanta.
Misa Agnes Wilhite has return* d
Miss Bessie Lanier, of West /Mint. Is
spending several daya In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas Mell left
last Sunday for Brunswick. They will
spend a while at St. Simons and also
visit Femai
llielr home.
The many friends of Mias Cara
Hutchins will be glad to hfar that ahe
has recovered from her recent Illness
of three week* and I* able to be out
again.
Dr. S. L. Morrl*. accompanied by
Mlsse* Marian Morris and Haxel Ste
venson. left Tuesday for Jamestown.
From Jamestown Mlsse* Morris and
Stevenson will go to Baltimore, where
they will enter the Woman'* College.
Mr* Josenh Ralne entertained a
$7.50 FREE
WITH EACH RANGE purchased during this exhibit we
will give you absolutely free $7.50 worth of utensils—
your own selection—all choice high-grade cooking ware.
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number of her friend* Wednesday at a
spend-the-day party at hey suburban
home at East Lake.
Mr*. F. W. Powell and Mis* Mildred
Powell, of Newnan, are- visiting 3Irs.
charle* Northern
Dr. Thomas Hinman has returned
from Norfolk, Va.
Friends of Mrs. Charles C. Howard
will sympathise with her upon the se
rious Illness of her mother. Mrs. R'. M.
Bussey, of Atlanta, and her small son.
Muster Howard Bussey. Mrs. Bussey
and her little boy were visiting rela
tive* In Athens when they both de
veloped typhoid fever.- News from their
bedside thl* morning report* a slight
Improvement In the condition of Mas
ter Bussey, but hi* motHer'* condition
I* regarded aa very critical. 31r. How.
nrd left laat night to be with them,
and more encouraging report* will be
anxiously awaited!—Augusta Herald.
3lr*. J. H. Gay and Miss 3larlan
Gay. after visiting friend* In Atlanta,
have returned to their home at Jack
sonville.
Mr*. J. Allen Bate* nnd her little
daughter. 3tl*» Annie Wlnship Bate*,
have returned from an extended vlilt
to the North and Went.
31 r. and Mr*. Burivell Pope Wilt spend
tile winter In Florida. .Mr. Pope, whose
health ha* greatly Improved, I* now
tliqt o and Mr*. Pope will Join him In a
few day*.
3!r. Sidney H. Jone* has returned
from a visit to .Mllledgevllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitaker are the
events of relative* at Mllledgevllle.
.Mr. and 3lrs. William J. Tllson. who
have spent the summer at East lutke,
will come In town about October 1.
3ll*s 3label Cnuble. of Greenville, S.
t'„ I* visiting her aunt, 3lr». Frank
C. Gwen.
311** Mabel I.. Harrington, who will
have charge of the physical depart
ment of the Young Women’* Christian
Association, has arrived In the city and
will at once enter upon her duties aa
physical director of the organisation.
31 is*. Anne Wallace la spending this
week In the mountains of North Caro
lina.
Mr. C. C. Nicolls and Mr. Jamea R.
Holliday have returned from Tate
Springs.
Mrs. Charle* lveison Graves, of
Rome, Ga„ a great aunt of 3Ilss Fan
nie I-ee cinbaugh. will be matron of
honor at her wedding next week. She
I* the oldest relative In the family and
•till retains much of her youthful beau,
ty. which ns 3H»* 3targaret Lee, of Vir
ginia, made her the toaat of society In
her native state. . The otheh attendants
will be the bride's sister, .Miss .Mabel
Clabaugh, and her cousin. 311** Julia
Ware. Dr. Norbourne Cocke and 31r.
Joseph Collins. Jr.—Birmingham New*.
3IISS Haxel Gewlnner haa returned to
her home, at 3Iacon. after an extended
visit to Atlanta relative*.
Colonel and Mr*. Harry Hchleslnger
will leave In a few day* for a vlalt of
■everal week* to various points ot In
terest North and East.
Ml** Lillian Ftnclle. a former Ata-
ibamlan, who Is now a teacher of prom
inence in Augusta. Go., wa* In the city
yesterday for the purpose of having a
conference with Judge N. B. Feagln, In
order to get Information and advice
from him In regard to the working* of
the Boys' Club In Birmingham, and as
to ihe feasibility of establishing such a
club In Columbus. Both Judge Feagln
and .Mr. Putnam, the manager of the
club, were much Interested In Mis*
Klnelle's plan, and It I* probable that
when her arrangement* are well on foot
3lr. Putnam will vlalt Columbus to give
her some necessary aid In beginning.—
Birmingham Ledger.
.Mr. and Mr*. Bob Baker, of Jackaon-
vllle, Fla., are at the Majestic.
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FOR DIARRHOEA. • . „ .
Sold by druggist* la srsry part of the
world.
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle.
Guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drug act. June 10. 1308. Serial num.
ncr 1081.
Mr. Frank Ellis and children re
turned Wednesday from Narragansett.
Airs. Ellis will return the flrst of the
month.
Mr. and Mr*. Bartow Pop*, of Jack-
(nnvllle, Fla., are at the Majestic tor
Jhe winter.
3Ia*ter Robert Hancock, Jr., Is III at
St. Joseph Infirmary.
Mr. and 3Ir». Edward Portion will
return to the city Saturday.
3tr*. Moragne Flemming will spend
the winter at Sanford, Fla.
3lra. George O. Holme*, of Jackson
ville, Is the guest of Mr*. Thaddeus
Horton at her home on Peachtree court.
Mr. B. F. Abbott la spending a few
day* In the ell>\
Mrs. Ernest West and son are the
guest* ot 3{rs. Frank Stockdell.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Calkin* ami chil
dren are keeping house at 182 Juniper
street.
1 paid 30e for a want advertisement In The
Georgian for someltody to do embroidery:
12 women answered It. 30c for ■ wnnt til.
snd a 40c box of Wiley’s candy fr-c.
Sunday School Union.
The program committee of the At
lanta Sunday School Union will meet
at the office of M. M. Davie*. 85 East
Alabama street. Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock for Important business.
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$3.50 and $4.00
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is the product of an exclusive high-grade factory.
The workmen who make it know nothing else but
to make fine shoes for men.
It is made by the Goodyear Welt process,
commonly know as “hand sewed.” The soles
are very, flexible and smooth inside. The best sole
leather, the best upper leather, the best silk thread
—in fact every item of material that goes into the
“Patriot” is the best that money can buy*/
A capital of Two and Half Million Dollars
cash, and an established reputation as honest
shoe builders stand behind every pair of “Patriots.”
‘ Remember this is a family shoe store; shoes
and hosieryfor every member of the family, Come
see the new styles.