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T1IE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 3 ATnti»Ay. October &. 1 A WEEK’S OFFERINGS A T LOCAL PLA YHOUSE I “THEJIMPIRE Joe Whitehead Comes to the Grand in Famous Musi cal Satire. The Atkin-filnger Company will pre sent the musical entire on football and baseball, “The ymplre,” at the^ Grand Wednesday and Thursday next for three performances. That It Is staged .by that master hand of novelties, Fred Wayburn, and directed by Harry Ask- In, owner of “The Time, the Place and the Girl.” Is sufficient guarantee rrf the excellence of the organisation. In “The Umpire” there fs no doddering and bibulous old king, no prime minister and no ugly female with conspicuous matrimonial ambitions ns In most mu sical offerings. Instead the^e Is an up- to-date tale of love and intrigue, wherein the dramatic value* are nice ly worked out with ramifications which Include the national games, baseball nnd football, the national vice, “graft," and other ultra-modern themes. The company Includes Joe White- head, who Is said to be the best man that ever play^l “The Umpire;” Har ry Hanlon. George Demarel. Charles Horn. Helena Ballinger, Dorothy Webb, Virginia Ainsworth. Helen Wilton, a chorus of forty and the Xamoua foot ball broilers. ' “Dream City" Is a Dream. It was a jolly night. If there w*aa anybody In the audience at the Grand Friday night who didn't laugh In the last net It was because all the laugh /had been exhausted before that. For Little chip Is chlppler than-ever and Mary Marble is just the same dainty little bit of feminity that has made her a favorite all over everywhere. Hut there are other old favorites, too. Johnson nnd Harty. who have been a iMipular team for years, are appearing In “Dream . City” and add their full share of fun. besides displaying a pair of excellent voices to good advantage in clover parodies. Little Marie Panrhonett! Is bark again with her usual dance, and Dan Marble has a minor port In the production. The whole company Is composed of people well remembered through frequent ap pearances In Atlanta. “Dream City" offers something new every now and then.. The authors have broken away from many musical com edy traditions and have proved their wisdom. The offering Is constructed purely to amuse and It succeeds, partly through knockabout methods and p !y by the humor of some really cli lines. The costumes are fetching, the chorus as pretty as the average and, the music one of the features. The singing of Mme. Lillian Blauvelt the famous grand opera, and concert singer, proved a delight to music lov ers. She appeared In the second act, opening with the waits song from Gou nod's “Romeo et Juliet," which gave her an excellent opportunity to display her beautiful voice, and responding to tjiree recalls, closing with .a little ballad which brought renewed ap« plause. The engagement closes w*lth Satur day inatlnee and night performances. a D. G OBPUfEATUBE Varied Bill Comes Next Week to Popular Vau deville House. “A Bell Boy” Opon, Week. The Grand will offer .Monday and Tueaday next a musical comedy enti tled "A Bell Boy.” The following notice of the piece, which appeared In The Roanoke Even ing New* of September 2«, glvee some Idea of the cntrrtnlnment: “■A Bell Boy.- a new muelcal mlx- up aa It la appropriately termed, was presented at the Academy last night. Johnny Galvin was the prince of fun- makera In the leading 'mlx-up,' with pretty and graceful Ella Galvin an hla •alde-parti)er,- aaalated by a number of clever people, rharlea Clifford, aa Den nis Doogan.: James A. Grady, as .Mac Coogan. made a hit with their witty remarks and romte stunts. "George Summers, as Muggy Me- Graw, and Dan Oay. as Frank Per- klna, are clever dancers, making a favorable Impression. The singing was above the average and the dunrlng In the second-act was of the best. The moon effect In the second act was beautiful, bebig one of the prettiest scenes presented on the local stago.” ' Otis Skinner Coming. Charles Frohman will present Otis Skinner here this season In a new play, "The Honor of the Family," founded on one of Balzac's inoBt powerful nov els. "The Honor of the Family” Is said to have been iwrformed with con summate cleverness by Paul M. Pot ter. Mr. Skinner will be seen In one of those virile roles, a Napoleonic hero, In which his admirers like him best. He has the support of the beat dra matic organisation that Mamigcr Froh- man could secure. >Miss Percy llnawell, his leading woman. Is known to he ono of the most accomplished artists now before the public, and the arduoua and complex role which ape will portray In "The Honor of the Family" will doubt less furnish convincing proof of the Versatile phases of her art. The ifmpifeLsAMOsSt Unhappy Man JOC WHITESIDES AS “THE UMPIRE" AT THE GRAND NEXT WEEK NEW SOUTH SIDE HAS VARIED BILL Master Harrison as “Buster Brown” To Be Children’s Delight. Those who visited 4he South Side Theater at No. 44 Kant Hunter street thl« week and were pleased with the opening week's bill, are sure to be more than delighted with the program announced for next, the second, week's offering at thin polite home for mirth and music. The ladies and children were In the preponderance throughout the week nnd thla apeaka volumes for a play house. . It Is to please the ladles and the chil dren that the management has bdoked Harrison, West and Harrison, featur ing Master Harrison to present “Bus ter Brown.” Just the age of the pic ture child. Master Harrison Is sure to make a hit In the creation which suits him so* admirably. C. Afurphy. a natural bom speak er, comes to the South Ride next week with his Inlmltuble store of stump speeches. These are laughable and ab surd and one of the best caricatures im modern political spellbinding to be found on the stage. As a novel attraction there wilt be offered at this theater, netft week. Miss Carrie Hcott, one of the foremost fe male physical culturlsts In the United States. Harvey and Adams, the nimble ath letes, who jump barrels, turn hand springs and do other feats, follow In a novel line of entertainment. The big act of the bill will be that of Adams and Adams, knife throwers. A woman stands blindfolded against u wooden door and a man hurls knives, battle axes and dAggers at her, out lining her body with the blades driven deep Into the woodwork behind her. Miss A mm Harrison will sing the Il lustrated songs for the performance nnd the program will be closed by scenes from the South Ride vitascope. There will he a*matinee dally and night performances, too. 8TATE8BORO. Professor J. Walter Hendrick* Is st his K »«t after spending quite it while with his inlly lo Tenneswc. Mr. George It. Franklin left this week to stteud Harvard College for next year. Mr*. Perry Kennedy has returned after n two weeks’ visit In Rwalnsboro. Mr. I hide Durden visited relatives In Summit this week. Miss Maud Parker, of Woodcllff, Is visit- Inc .. Mr. Dell Anderson Is attending n huslni college at Abbeville. Mr. Ilomer Parker Is taking a law course at Mercer. Miss llutli Olilf has returned after a stay of several weeks In Florida. A party «t)inuo»c«l of Messrs,,, Perry Ken nedy, f\ K. cone and F. T. Lanier has returned after an extended trip North. Over a thousand opportunities In to day’s “want ad” columns. Head them and you may And yours. JUGGLING SHELLS PASTIME ALL WEEK __ 1 Peachtree Vaudeville House Offers Several New Specialties. Patrons of the popular Pastime The ater In Peachtree street expecting a novel program of vaudeville acts next week will not be ‘disappointed If the promises of the mannkement are ful filled. The bill Is one of the most di versified nnd alluring yet set forth by this play house. , To begin with there has been booked the marvelous Barnells, Frank anil May, whoso juggling nnd rolling globe act Is known to every vaudeville cir cuit In the country. They have nerve, poise and ngillty necessary to make this turn a success. It Is no easy task lo perform juggling tricks while stand ing on the (op of u globe which per sists In rolling about. Following this novel turn will be the Musleiil Doyles. These people can get hnnnony out of anything hut the Dem ocratic parly. It Is an easy task for litem lo play the "Holy City" on tin enns; knock -Waiting at the Church" from sheet Iron, handle a few cow bells and there Will come forth "No Wed ding Hell* for Me," thrum up a piano and thu softest and sweetest sonatas III respond, nnd so they run the riot of music. Carl anil Carl, whoso versatility seems to know no end. will be seen at the Pastime Theater In an entirely new and original net. This clever palrj Is prepnrlng a 'sketch which will In sure to startle the circuit and they are to-give It a tryout In Atlanta.* Miss I.llllan Carl, whose sympathetic voice has many admirers, will he heard In Illustrated songs at this the ater throughout the week. There are dally matinees and night performance, at this theater. Ponies that act like humans and doga that do all aorta of queer Hunts afe among the features of the Orphe- um'a bill for ncxkweek, when Howard's pony and dog show enmes-fof a week’a engagement. The attraction Is design ed primarily for the children, but there are few grown-ups who do not enjoy seeing the animals,put through their stunts. But that’s only a port of the bill. Frank Coombs and Muriel Stone In their new. act, "The Last of the Troupe," is one of the feature att ttons of the week. The scene Is In the village of Kubevllle, and things happen fast and frequently, McCrea and Poole, “The men with the Iron nerves." billed as the world's leading crack shots, are an extra fea ture. Frank McCrea amuiee himself and the spectators by aeelng how close he can come to shootlng Poole's eye out without doing It. The best xylophone music ever heard here la promised by the Martin broth- era, who appear In a concert xylophone act. Alexis and Schall, who do a com edy grotesque turn and contortions, are among the leading vaudeville ar lists In their-IJne. Oolerth and Doyle, two well-known character comedians, are dnen for a new turn, and C. LlttU-dcld promises some new char acterizations and Imitations which will make a hit. The klnetpgraph has n new serlea of pictures of the flicker less kind. An Evening at the Orpheum la be' coming a favorite amusement for At' lanta theater patrons, who are finding It very convenient to drop down for an hour or two’s fun In the evening after dinner. iThe nudlences are being drawn from the leudlng people of the city amt crowded house ts the rule rather' than the exception. The matinees are proving especially popular with the la dles and children, and are given every day except Alonday. CtOGOGOCiOOPGOOOOOOOOOOMOeP O' O O PROGRAM OF CONCERT O AT GRANT PARK SUNDAY. O O O O Wedemeyer's Concert Band will 0 O render the following splendid pro- O O gram at Grant park Sunday after- O O noon beginning at 3:80 o'clock. O O There will probably be only ona O O more concert for the season, and O O a large crowd will doubtless be 0 O present Sunday afternoon. Fol- 0 0 lowing la the program: O O March—Sixth Massachusetts— O O Mlssud. O O Overture—Zatnpa—Herotd. 0 O Porto Rican Dance—Roslta— O O Mlssud. 0 Selection from Marltana—Wal- O 0 lace. O Intermezzo — A Whispered O O Thought—Kretschmer. O 0 .Intermission. Q O Wnltx—Weln Welb und Gesang O 0 —Strauss. O 0 Serenade—Duct for flute and O O horn—Plt'l. Messrs. Roman nnd O 0 Humatead. O 0 Selection—Gems 1 of Stephen 0 0 Foster—Tobanl. O O Song—Sing Me to 8lcep—liar- O O rls. 0 O March—Finale—King. O O Fred Wedemeyer, Director. O 00000000000000000000000000 IS NEXT AT ANNA CHANCE IN "MR. PIPP" AT BIJOU. “The Awakening of Mr. Pipp” Comes Again With Its Pretty Chorus Girls. ' Next week the Bijou will offer “The Awakening of Mr. Pipp” for the delec- totiog of Its patrons, always alive to the merits of one that commends it self. A well-known critic In writing of the work ot Mr. Grapewln In the second act of this play, said: "It Is useless to go Into details of what Mr. Grapewln did, for I saw it last nlghtfand can only say. Charlev Grapewln Is 'It.'" How rhuch title criticism stands in Mr. .Grapewln'* fa vor can be best understood when It l< explained thnt the writer referred to the scene in which Mr. Graptwln gives aurh-a finished character study nf the man who has been out for a "time" the night before. But aa In the scene boldly and endears hlniseff to you hy reason of the fact that you have so oft en seen his prototype In real life} But while Mr. Grapewln Is the m:ig. net around whom a large and well- balanced company revolves, he Is by no meapn the only attractive feature, as there I* Anna Chance, nn actress „f excellence, and a large and cnmelv chorus of girls that wllh be, heard In a series of tuneful catchy numbers. The play Is rapid In action and II* thre ad* move more briskly from one laugh to another, a veritable kaleidoscope nf merriment. Over a thousand opportunities In to day's "want ad” columns. Read them and you may And yours. - Is here. Miss Dannie Orr bits returned to Birin. Ingham. Miss Katherine Zeltler. nf Belle Minn. It .lira. T. It. Haney, of Tartoin Ark., It here. Judge anil Mrs. W. E. Kkrgga are it home from Tste Springs, Tenu. Miss Adams, nf Bessempr. ts here. Mr. ntld Mrs. B. W. Malone are In Sew York. , Mrs. It*. C. Bulman I sat home from Chnttnnnngs. . Miss Fmnis Itnney has return'ed In Ath ena. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mnrtln. nf Mnntgnni •y. are here and will mat Sew Iieratnr. OUTHERN SOCIETY Over a thousand opportunities In to day’s “want ad” columns. Read them and» you may find yours. CARROLLTON. Mr. L. C. Mnndevlllc nml daughter, Miss •ellle, have returneil from Indian Springs. Me*. !.. P. Mniidevllle left Wednesday tunriiltig for Hreenebnrn. where she goo* to tit tend the bedside «f her brother, Mr. Paul j Robinson, who Is very III. Mrs. K. H Colchmgli nnd sou. Mr. Kd ELLA GALVIN IN “A BELL B0Y/\ Coleloitgh. returned from Romo Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hrsilley spent Monday { ■ 1 1 id Tuesday In Knoxville, Tenn. MU* Itutb Whatley, of Newuitn, Is the gues*»of Mrs. Joe Creel. Mayor 11. W. Lure entertained a large number of his friends at a Imr I tootle Friday afternoon nt Klngslierry’s bridge. Dr. und Mrs. tmmah Unit, of Atlanta, are visiting their parent* here. Mrs. W. C. Ada menu entertained the Lit ers ry-Muslenl flat* Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Creel entertained it n reception Tuesday -— *— •It HUNTSVILLE, ALA. “The Village llolle,” n New England plajr, wns presented oti Monday evening hy nnu teur tiileut under the npspleesvof the Klki lodge. The play wsa n sneeess In every way.- Among those who took rmrt were i Messrs. William .1. Toldu, Frank Cooney, i I'runel* (iusdo, James McDonald. Frank i Ford. Wither I,. Humphrey, Mrs. Aline * Higgins, Ml** Meneet Patterson, Mrs. W. J I'oldii ntnl Hoy Cain. Ison Hunford, u well-known young Ims! ness man of this elty, and Mltw Muttls Schultz, of Hulphur Spring*, were married Humht.v. Rev. It. H. flavin, pastor of the First Baptist church, performed the cere- Albert Prosser, of Decatur, nml Mias lieu- tub Itnindon. of Merrimack, were married nt the home of the bride's parents. In Mer- • iiimu k. Itev. Mnrtiu lletlln officiating. Mrs. C. It. Wilbur hits gone to Memphis. ! to visit friends. i Mrs. W. <1. Dh'ksou nnd son have re-, , turned from u visit In laOUgvlew. Tex. Mrs. Ltwmice Cooper nud Miss Ellsu- 1 both Cooper hare gone to lamlsrille,.- Ky„ j to visit relative*. Miss Husle Smith Ima gone to Tnlladegn to visit relatives. . Mrs. Amellu •Dillard lias returneif from u Islt In Indiana. Mr*. Charles It. Shyer Is nt home after isltlttg In Fayetteville. Ml** l.ucjr .McCrary has returned from n I vlsft ill lilruilnghnui. Mr. and Mrs. I». F. Hwelnlmrt have re- , turned front n visit lu Dayton, Ohio JCIETY ; 1 Mrs. J. H. Bentley has retnrueil from a visit nt Plevna. Mrs. Ben Matthews has gone to Indiana on a visit. Mrs. H. L Whitten sod daughter, Miss Odelle. have returned to Chicago after spending the summer with relatives lu Huntsville. Mrs. Kate M. Pride and Dr. W. T. Pride. Jr., hare returned from Trisa*. Mrs.' Alice I .an ter Is visiting in Colum bia. Tenn. Mis* Bet tie Austin, of Pine Bluff, Ark., Is visiting Mias Johnnie Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Lauderdale, of Dyers- to Mrs. Ilcctor I). Line and Miss Meda Ma son, of Nashville, have bwn visiting hero thin week. Mr. nml Mrs. Ilomer Chase, of Augusta. Malm*, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Hubert l\ Chase. Mrs. Fred A. llows Is visiting rets the* In Nashville. Mrs. Richard Walker nnd hnhy, of Cbatta- imogu, arc visiting Mr. and Mr*. O. R. Pat ton. . . Colonel nnd Mrs. Lawaou Little, of the Polled States army, have arrived from Culm, and are visiting Mr. nud Mrs. H. W. Judd. Judge nml Mrs. David D. Hhelhy have moved to the cffjr after having spent the summer on Monte Ha no. Miss Jessie McLemore Is visiting Ui Nash- V ile. \ls. U's.l.. Il.w. n l., n an/I I.,/..' sells, ii visiting lu HimtNVlIle this week. Kelso, Teuu. . Polyilnski nml children, of*IInrt- ■ vlsltlug Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Bar- i nett. Mrs. W. I. Wellman and daughters Jmve | returned from ' Mrs. Kush , C. Anderson daughter. „ visit In Lliicvllie, X. C. of Mobile, Is visiting Mrs. C. visiting nt id Mrs. Joseph Poyner have re- turneii to their home In Nashville. Mr. and Mr*. John W, Lowry have re- turimd to New Orleans after visiting Mrs. .fere Murphy. Miss Floyd Strong 1ms gone to Birming ham to visit velatIves. OmUV h " r ^Dr.'i’nd HraT. KDrjsr have return.'.! ->t |M itu«h£_orI>snTl"Vt. tbs sue.. of >i', 1 . N 'EtVDT!r. ..,^ot ihnuvllts. ha. returned from IteUville. Tenn. i Mrs. K. L. DenitarU. Miss Dimple Klllen b.is returned from a visit t-v friends at Marietta. Mr*. L. F. Parks and daughter. Mis* Frame*, of Atlanta, are guests of Mr. ami Mr*. I •Ion bring M'lsa"inl!t',' wimtler."of '.N^wnoTi. t'un'ile M. Mouul't or 1 Miss Kulpuil* MsuJevtlto Is s|»'u.|l M g thl#!’ 1 * '■“* r*„ Ma i‘! "J, 1 i.. iiUni.i MU* J ii leJte Hirst has \ye carry all fhade* in packages and >1 Mr*. J. K Check und Mlss JIny {fn !)ui!f. GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO., 40 Peachtree Street. Friday night at the Wells House the la dles of the Methodist church will give* a parlor recital for the Itencflt of the church. | VIVA Hi NETHERY j y r rjlrs. W l'_ I'uUnb. '* i-VJ iiilni "ran not .littrrtS | Guaranteed under U. S. se- ‘ ckiMfiC,- J 1 rial number 13472. 1 Coid by Jacob.- Ph.rmncv. Atlas FASHIONS IN HAIR <;i;e a woman a Iteuutlfal head of b::lr nnd half (be battle ot beauty Is wan. J. Imperial Hnlr Regenerator Thr Hten.leril Heir Coloring for Cray or ?tleache<l Hal-. Restores limy. Streaked or |*a«le«l llslr to actual color of youth. When op- .. * fi| tW. 2JijL *. T. Atlanta. Ga Mrs. Wade Hampton and daughter, of _>lso, Tenu., are vlsltlug Mrs. Feeney. Mrs. K. D. Rush, of Decatur, Is visiting ** Ben L. Coyle. guest of Mrs. II. A. Lawrence. Miss Marianne Frierson left this w for Augusta, wheressbe Will spend the i ter with Mrs. James F. Metiowsu. Mrs. Ham Levy, Mr*. L. J. Marshoutx Slid Ml.** Fannie l^vy have gone to Nnshrlllc. Ml** Johuule Hill has returned from visit In Nashville/ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bonner nnd Mrs. I.. 8. Bobbin*, of Cautden, Ala., are visiting Mrs. Francis Titppey. .••rs. Claud Pettn* nnd children, of Mon rovia. are visiting relatives In the city. Mr*. I>. E. Kelly nml Mlsp Lula Kelly, of Jeff, are vlsltlug relative* here. Mrs. Mosle MeCaha Is rl*ltlng In fllr- silnghnm. Miss Fannie Driver has returned from a visit lu Nashville ami Columbia. .Mrs. Currie Itnswtt has retnrueil front a visit In Chicago. Miss Mary Howard Matthews is at home after visiting friend* lu Plttsbnrg. pn. Mrs. James l,r» and Miss Jennie |^»:i have returned to Dallas, Tex., after visit- luc Mrs* J. It. Yeatmnn. Mrs. John Andrews, of Hlloam Springs. Ark., In vlfltlng her sister, Mrs. John Liut Itervon. OECATUR, ALA. ~ \ Mr. nnd Mrs. JiSe Frahu are In Nashville, Tenn. Mrr. A. L Jolley Is at Crutcher Spring*. Mis* Zoe Littlefield visited In Iltllslioro recently. Ml** Edna Lee Is In XnshrlllC. Tenu. Mr*. Rosco McRee, of I’ort Smith. Ark., I* here. - Mr and Mrs. J. T. Long, of llontsdflle, re h—* Mrs. here. Mrs. J.»hn Pointer Is lu Nashville, Tenu. Mrs. .E. R. Wolfe U lo Columbia, Tenu. Mis* Martha Douglass Is nr home from llirmluirham. Mrs. c. ||. IVsrbmnnt! I* nt home frinu (’Lteiunaif. Mts* Rllxnbctk chrlsteilsoa Is In Athens. * Biss Husle Kills is 1u Nashville. Tetiu. •,;«! tnm,L A „ 1 QA'TO Mr. aud Mrs. «iuy F. Ponder are at borne Hal nillTlDei lo£f 2, cry. are here nnd will make their home In *>w Itecatur. Miss Ethel Kitchens ts at home from Birmingham. Miss Lticy flrown has returned^fo Boston. Mr. ami Mr*. W. A. Blob are at home from North Carolina. Miss Virginia Henry, of Birmingham, In here. Mr. nnd Mrs. 'W. M. Dnrls. of Birming ham. are here. Miss Ij*ou has returned to Raltlnuire. Md., after n visit to Mrs J. L. Ramnge. Miss Husnu (leech, of Hco{t*fK>ro. Is here. Mr. and Mrs. Ilomer’Jones, of Ijnrtone* county, sre here. Mrs. c. ||. Hensley Is at home from nirmlnghnm. Mrs. C. E. Wildes is nt home from Law- rencehurg. Tenn. Miss Pearl Wildes Is nt home from Blrm Ingham. , Mr*. Ren Mnrtln and Mrs. N. A. Martin are nt home after an extended visit to Saginaw. Mlrli. Ml** Verendn Nelson Is st home from Nashville. Mrs. A. L, Jones, of New Hope, Is here. Mrs. Fred Hunt, of Atlnuts, Is here. ATHENS. i The board of directors of the V. W. C. A. gave n reception at the nsaoclstlgai rooms Thursday afternoon to the business girls of Athens. A short musical / p>’i > ffrnm wns given, after which refreshments were serv ed. AI unit 2«> were present. The ntiipinl V. M. C. A. reception to tlw university student* wns held Friday even Ing nml was largely attended. In addition to the musical progrfioi given by the mem Iter* of the Lucy Cobh teacher*, the senior gymnMMiiiui class gave a physical exhibition, and several short addresses were made. The Woman's Club held s most Interest- tg imetiug Monday tifternoon at the hdu»*» of the president. Mrs. II. C. Whltp. 'I’ll** Federation presbletit. Mrs. M. A. I.lpscoiub, gave a tnlk. after which delegates tverc # elected to represent the dub nt the meeting he held In Tlfton. Those electod were: Mrs. H. C. Whit; Mr*. 4. T. Htrlekland ui Mrs. John E. Talmadge, Jr. Mia* Hu Jet to Lanier has returned to West Point after a pleasant visit to Mr*. E. C. Itrnuson. * Mrs. Nesfdt Tinsley sml little daughter, of Macon, are the guests of Mrs. John E. Talmadge, Jr, Mr. John HunuleuU left Weilnemhiy t»r Baltimore to enter the Johnn Ilopkln* Mod- bail College. Miss Fannie Lucas, nf Mncon. Is »b** lest of Mrs. E. J. Smith. Mrs. <1. P. Hunter, of Savannah, is visit ing her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Pafr. Mrs. Enoch Cheney, of Stephens. Is visit ing relative* In the city. Miss l.lbby Reynolds is In Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Lucius Duncan* Miss May hew. of Hewanee, is visiting rel ative* In Athens. Mis* Anule Wells has returned from Itil- •imore ami Is the guest of Mrs. C. CL Tab Kludge. Mr*.' II. II. Whitfield has returned to llawkinavllle after visiting her mother. Mr*. Msuue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Troy Beatty leave Tuesday fer Ricpnioud to nttend the Episcopal con vention. Mrs. Joe Palmar has rerurned- to Atlanta after visiting her stater, Mr*. (leorge Pnt CITY TAX NOTICE. CITY TAX BOOKS WII-L BE CLOSED OCTOBER 10TH. PAY NOW BEFORE FI. FAS. ARE ISSUED AND COSTS CHARGED. E. T. PAYNE, City Tax Collector. viva; NETHERY Guaranteed under U. S. se-