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SOCIETY MR. AND MRS. JOYNER ENTERTAIN AT FAIR OAKS. Mayor and Mrs. W. R. Joyner enter* tained delightfully on Thursday, night the members of the Marietta Euchre Club and a few outside friends at their handsome suburban home. Fair Oaks, pear Marietta. The first ladles* prize, a pretty brass candlestick, was won by Miss Dytfers. The second prize, a pair of long kid gloves, was won by Mrs. Ijoseph M. Brown. * Mr. DeWitt Cole was awarded the gentleman’s prize, a set of gold buttons. The house was elaborately decorated W lth roses, palms and ferns:' After the game, a hot course luncheon was served at small tables. The guests went out to Fair Oaks In automobiles and on the electric cars, returning to their homes at midnight. Mrs. H. C. Dobbs w‘111 entertain the Euchre Club next Thursday afternoon at her hom$, on Whitlock avenue, Mu> rietta. IN HONOR MIS8 ALMAND. Miss Redona Ragsdale entertained at a delightful tea Friday afternoon In compliment to Miss Arlene Almand. The home was very effectively deco rated for the occasion, In the hall yel low roses being used, and In the dining room pink blossoms. The table,, from which dainties were served, was covered with a lace cloth and had for Its center- piece a mound of pink roses. The can- dleshades and Ices were In pink also. Miss Bessie Hancock and Miss. Floyd Almand served tea. and Miss Natalie Ragsdale and Miss Julian Purser pre sided at the punch bowl. The hostess wore a toilet of cham pagne dolored silk and carried a bou quet of white carnations. Miss Almand, the guest of honor, was becomingly gowned In blue messallno and carried pink carnations. Miss Bessie Hancock wore white silk, and Miss Floyd Almand's costume was of cream batiste. Miss Natalie Ragsdale wore a pretty toilet of blue mull, and Miss Purser’s gown was pale pink silk, lace trimmed. PERSONA L MENTION Mrs. Ernest Huff and Mr*. David McMichae! are the guests of their pa>- rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Doe, at Grlf. Iln. • Miss I.uclla McKlbben, of McDon ough, Is visiting friends In Atlanta. Miss Bessie Walton Webb, of Birm ingham, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Philip Alexander. Mayor and Mrs. W. R. Joyner' will close their beautiful summer home, Fair Oaks, near Mnrletta, early next week and with their family will return to At lanta for the winter. Miss Nell Legg, after spending the summer at Tyler, Texas, has 'returned to her home, nt Marietta, to be with Mrs. J. P. Legg until January, when, with Mrs. R. L. Northcutt, she will go to Florida for an extended stay. Miss Emma Phillips Is visiting Miss gara Louise Rodes, at Nashville. Miss Phillips, who went to Nashville to at tend the marriage of her brother, Rev. Harry Dlsbro Phillips, td Miss Ella Reese, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Reese during the earlier part of the week. Mrs. R. A. Crowell and Miss Bardina Crowell, of Tampa, Fla., are at 368 pcuchtree street. , , Mrs. J. A, Wyatt ^nd family have re turned from Charlottesville, Vo. Miss Martha Foster, of Madison, who has been tho guest of Mrs. E. L. Con nolly, In West End, returned to her home Friday. Mr. Joseph 'Crankshatr Is 111 at his home, on Forrest avenue, . Miss Bessie Bnxter returns this week from North Carolina, Mr. nml Mrs. Moragne Flemming will •pend the wlntor In Florida. Upchurch will be: Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thomas and Miss Ina Thomas, of Lit tie Rock: Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Jordan and Miss Esther Jordan, of Covington Judge and Mrs. S. J. Winn, of Law reneevllle; Mias Marian Strickland, of Cartersvllle. and Misses Luelle and Julia Brand, of Athens. Mrs. Moultrie Ball, who has been de, llghtfully entertained In an Informal way during her visit to Mrs. J. E. C. Peddcr, will return to her home In Charleston Saturday. Miss Peney Council, of McRae, Go., Is visiting Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Belk. She Is a regular graduate of Wesleyan Col lege and has many friends In Atlanta Miss Council IS a niece of Dr. and Mrs. Belk and will remain In the city some time. Miss Algle Hardwick will spend tho winter nt Washington. D, C„ with her father, Mr. S. II. Hardwick. Dr. M. D. Council, of McRae, Ga., Is In the city spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Belk, Dr. Council Is on his way to Johns Hopkins, Haiti more, to flnlsh his courts In medicine, lie Is a regular graduate of Emory Col- lege. - Dr. Council Is a nephew of Dr. and Mrs. Belk. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Jones have taturbed to Atlanta, after visiting frlehds In'Nashville. Mrs. W. B. Sender and children, of Valdosta, who have been the gueste of Mrs. Eugene Pearce, have returned home. The Informal bridge given by Mrs. Charles Graves Matthews Thursday afternoon at her home, on North ave nue, was a pretty compliment to Mrs, Moultrie Ball, of Charleston. Eight ladies were Invited to meet Mrs. Ball, and at the conclusion of the game a do Uclous hot luncheon was served. Mr. Clarence Blosser Is In .Chicago. Dr. W. F. Westmoreland, Dr. A. L. Fowler and Dr. H. F. McRae returned I Friday from Birmingham. Mrs. Benoit returned Thursday to her home. In Columbus, Miss., after a visit to Mrs. E. T. McCabe. Mrs. William W. Austell spent Thursdny In Atlanta with Mrs. Charles P. Byrd, returning to Austell Thun day ufternoon. Mr. Walter Kirkpatrick la spending a few days In the city, x /< Alias Annie, Goode' Torbett left Fri day for Urantvtlle, Ga.. where she will be a guest at a charming house party. Air. Lott Warren has returned from Clifton Springs, N. Y. Mrs. Warren will lemuln at the sanitarium there. •(■Vi* ul weeks longer, and her friends will be glad to know that her health Is somewhat Improved. Alisa Anne Kendrick, of Macon, Is visiting Mrs. Belle Haynes, at <8 East Ellis street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes will re turn Saturday from New York. Mrs. Eugene Pearce will leave In a few weeks to Join Mr. Pearce In Louis ville, whore they will visit friends, go ing later to St. Louis for a visit. Mr.’ and Mrs. Norwood Mitchell are In New York. Miss Margaret Latimer, of Dalton, Is the guest of bliss Nell Fuller. A *)c want advertisement In The Georgian for a collector nml forty-one people answer ed It before 10 o’clock the next morning. A 40c box of Wiley s candy freo with every 30c want nd on Saturday. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Sears tho Signature of GRIFFIN. Alls* Cqra Burr, of Macon, Is In the city, the guest of lire. A. J. Burr, Mrs. J. J. Manghom entertained the Homo Allsalon Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o’clock. Mrs. Dr.' Wells entertained a large and successful meeting of the Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. Llbutennnt and Mrs. ’Frederick Wll son havo returned to Fort Sheridan, 111. They were hosts at a house party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. AI. Alllls during the summer. Altss Willie Newton, of Atlanta, Is Airs. R. P, Ixlar, who has been the , hB _ uest of Mrs. E. Gresham. tue»t of her slater, Airs. Frank C. Lieutenant and Airs. J. AI. Kim Owen, has returned to her home, at brouK h left this morning for Athens, naycross. I Q a ., where Air. Kimbrough will again , ,, „ . . . resume military training at tho unlvcr Airs. L. V. Alatheson has returned to .,„ her homo at Alartln after an extended visit to relatives In Atlanta. Altss Shcwmake has returned from visit to Alias Lovette Johnson, at >iorcroH8. Airs, Mary W. Stevenson, of Quitman, Ga., Is In the city for a few days en route home from a month’s visit to Oklahoma and Texas, Air. Walter Brown has returned from a visit to Clnclnrfatt and Chi cago. , * j • , Allas Quisle Dixon, of Cave Spring, will arrive Saturday to be the guest of Atlanta friends, AIlss Cora Burr, of Alacon, who Is visiting friends In Atlanta, spent Thursday In Marietta, the guest of Airs. Ralph Northcutt. ^ Mr. Henry S. Jackson has been the week* 0t re lp t *ves at Nashville this Professor R. L. Northcutt, after nn •nscnee of a year, spent in California “nu .Mexico, has returned and has to ken apartments at the Aragon. Airs. 8. M. Dick has returned to her home at Alarletta, after spending lev- era! weeks at n private sanitarium in Atlanta Mrs. Dick’s friends will be flud to learn that her health la em tlrely restored. Air. and Airs. J„ C. Marshall, who JJve spent the summer traveling abroad, will arrive In Atlanta October for the Winn-Upchureh wedding. •Irs. Marshall was Alls* JennlceThom- *•■ Of Little Rock, whose marriage to Mr. Marshall took place In Atlanta at the home of Air. and Airs. Winn last august Other out-of-town guest* at •Be marriage of .Miss Winn and Air. JAP-A-LAC All colors—all sizes. GEORGIA PAINT A. GLA88 CO, 40 Peachtree Street A 30c want advertisement In The Georgian for a oollector-and forty-one people answer ed It before TO o’efock the next morning. A 40c |H)I of Wiley’s candy free with every 80c want ad on Sntunlay. CAMILLA. Mias Cnilahi Bush visited relatives In the city recently. Alisa Allttle lam Palmer has returned from nn extended trip to Waycroil, Vfll mil olher point* , ... .humid Joiner Is visiting bis parents. Air. and Mrs. A. H. Joiner. Airs. 0. It Baggs returned last week from nn extended rlilt to relatives In At Meson. C. C. Bags* ami P. E. Italic. o| Newton, spent Mundny In the city with fr Mra.*‘M. M. Jonea retained to her home In Whlgbnm Mondny after a Pleasant to her parents, Air. nml Mrs. J If. Po; Air*. V. L. lewis and Alls* Annie Grace Brlmlierry. left Monday for the Jnroeatown exposition, Canada sad other points. Air. C. O. Powell, ef Whlghsin, Is the guest of tils parents. Air. and Airs. J, Pmvell, Ibis week. . . Air. A. C*. Itoddenbcrry vlalted Mr. O. B. Twltty Inst week. Mrs. It. It Hopkins and daughter, AIlss Rath Hopkins, of Dnnvllle, Ky„ are the guests Of Airs. P. M. Colllna, with whom they will apend a good portion of tho win Airs. E. E. Cox returned last week from a visit to relatives In Mnron. Mlse Lewellyn Powell, of Climax, It tho gaeat of Afro. O. J. Juicer. A 30c want advertisement In Tho Georgian for n collector nnd forty-one people answer ed It Im fore TO o’clork the next morning. A 40c box of Wiley’s candy freo with every 10c wont nd on Saturday. SUMMERING. (By El>a Anglin Verne.) A whiff of the mountain hreexe, A spray from the ocean’s fonm, A call through the woodland trees Murmurs of hornet TILE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. From the Sandal to “Sorosis” >HE Greeks wore sandals because their arts, splendid though they were, had not encompassed such a luxury as the ",Sorosis ” shoe. The world was to wing its way through a score more of cen turies before womankind should receive the boon of perfect protection for truth to say, even a Greek goddess was not so "Sorosis” woman of today. Style 1444—“Sorosis’’ Patent Button, Matt Kid Top; very swell $4.00 Style 32-1—"Sorosis" Patent Lace Matt Kid Top—for street or dress $4.00 they fit. Highest Quality, Perfect Fit i~)UR forefathers had advanced far enough to make shoes, such as they were, with sole, heel, vamp and upper; but in shapes and that we look upon today as curiosities. It is only within the last generation that shoe-making has been lifted to the plane of an art, an art which finds its highest expression in the production of the “Sorosis ” shoe. Like sterling silver, "Sorosis” shoes are accepted today as a standard. There may be variations in style, but never in quality, and no matter what the size or pattern, or the weight and finish of material used, "Sorosis” shoes are alike in one prime requisite- Style No. B0—"Sorosis” Vici Bluchcr Patent Tip Welt Sole. Extremely popular $3.50 Style No. 35-3-"Sorosis" Vici, Welted Sole, Patent Tip Walking Boot $3.50 Keep Their Shape—Do Not Stretch COROSIS’ 1 shoes are so carefully conitructed they KEEP V THEIR SHAPE and DO NOT STRETCH. The "Sorosis” manufacturers are the only shoemakers in the world who design and make all their own lasts and patterns, and use no others. Other manufacturers may imitate, but they can never obtain "Sorosis” lasts; and the same ts true of “Sorosis” styles, which are original, and can be found in none but genuine "Sorosis ” shoes« The production of “Sorosis” shoes is the result of years of patient study and toil, progressive and intelligent business methods, and an adherence only to the highest ideals. No great thing has ever been produced off-hand. Before the masterpiece is achieved the artist must employ a life-time of effort in preparation. The making of "Sorosis” shoes is the result of complete preparation, supplemented by a marvelous system of manufacturing, built up with care, step by step, because the f old system was not good enough to produce “Sorosis” shoes. ’ . Style 432—Patent Vamp Matt Kid Top, Welt ed Sole $3.50 Style 1406-1—“Sorosis” Patent Button, Cloth Top Boot; swell $4.00 “Sorosis” Shoes Sold Only at J. M. HIGH COMPANY