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frHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Superior in S Dr I’ri<=’> Flavoring Extracts are sit- oerior »> strength, freshness and fine-, ness of flavor to any flavoring extract! Cade in the world, and ladies of the best taste, who are now using them, find them jnst as represented. Persons „ho desire a delicate and natural flavor In their caltes, puddings, or any table delicacy, will obtain it by using Flavoring vanm# Extracts Lemon Oranga Roso,ete L SOCIETY 1 Y. W. C. A. NOTES. Are you a member of the Young Women’s Christian Association? not. why not? Every woman In Atlanta should become a member and help In this good work. If the lunch room Is crowded or the lunches are out, do not be disappoint ed come again and come earlier. Miss Sawtell meets her millinery class today from 12 noon to 2 p.- m. If you wish to make your own hats here Is your chance. The well-flttlng home-made shirt waist Is the most satisfactory. You ! C an learn to make your own and get a well-fitted pattern free If you are member of the new shirt waist class. Home-made embroideries arc as pop ular as ever, and you can learn this popular art by Joining Miss Watt's class at the Y. W. C. A. All who are too busy to attend business college can learn stenography at the Y. W. C. A., where a six months’ course Is to begin In a fen; days, Visitors and strangers will be wel comed at the devotional meetings held dally In the association library. The services are Bhort and practical. Do you need something better than medicine? Join some one of the new gymnasium classes at the Y. W. C. A. There are classes morning*, afternoons and evenings, any one of which will give you a cirdlal welcome and royal good time. DR. HARRIS^ DINNER. Dr. L. P. Roy Harris wilt entertain tt dinner Tuesday night at the Capital , City Club In honor of Jtfiss Louise Todd and Mr. Earl 'Thomas, whose marriage will take place Wednesday evening. Dr. Harris’ guests will be Miss Todd. Miss Ripley, of Macon; Miss Phillips, ■ of Tarboro, N. C.; Mies McCabe, of. Baltimore; Mrs. Wade. Mr. Thomas. Mr. Stafford Nash, Dr. WUUs West' moreland and Mr. Doughltt. THE PRESIDEN-TeNTERTAINED BY. NASHVILLE WOMEN. Special to The Georgian. NjfChvIlle, Oct. 22.—Women played a • conspicuous part In the welcome ac. 1 lorded PresHent-Roosevelt today and , thclt taste and touch were manifest In - every detail of entertainment at the historic home of Andrew Jackson. The mansion la under the control of the ladles' Hermitage Association. The president met Mrs. Rachel Jack al I.nwrence, the nearest surviving relative of Andrew Jackson, Mrs. Law rence weleomtag him In the hall of the i historic house where her childhood was spent nn l her marriage brilliantly sol- emnUed, She received with the ladles of the association. Including Mrs. Mary C, Dorris, regent; Mias Louise Linds- lay, first vice regent; Mrs. A. M. Shook, id vhe regent: Mrs. Walter Allen. •".rotary, and Mrs. P. H. Manlove. i-uier. other members of the asso- I.lotion were stationed In the different I rooms of the Hermitage. I Mrs. Dorris presented the president with a hickory cane carved out of a hickory sapling on the place. It had a sign of hickory nuts and leaves. ■ inert by Mr. Adams, a pioneer wood. ; sorker. A new register was provided for the president, which was sufficiently large t" contain COO names. He signed It 1 1th a wooden pen carved from hickory nd presented to him by f’aptaln M. S. Cockrtlt. The president was also pre- ’ented with a handsome old white and pled. The polished wood of the table was bare, with the exception of a few doylies. All of General Jackson's china and table service were shown the presl dent. Only members of the Hermitage As soclatlon were admitted, and those by card so the president had easy and comfortable access i throughout the house. MISS SMITH’S BUFFET 8UPPER, After the theater Monday night Miss Mary Brent Smith gave a charming buffet supper In honor of Miss Sam- uella Whitman and Mr. Jerome Sim mons. Many palms In conjunction with quantities of yellow and white chrys anthemums were used In the decora tion of the drawing rooms and recep tion hall of the mansion. In the dining room an elaborate sup per was served, the handsomely ap pointed table being profusely adorned with chrysanthemums. The center- piece was of white chrysanthemums, the bonbons, ices and candelabra shades being In white and green. An orchestra rendered a delightful program. Miss Smith wore a green and white silk toilet, and Miss Samuelta Whit man’s costume was of white measallne satin and spangled net. Silas Martha Whitman wore a gown of blue silk lace trlm’med. Miss Smith’s guests Included Miss Somuella Whitman, Miss Margaret Ladson, Miss Martha Whitman, Miss Mary Brent Smith, Miss Wllla Camp bell, of Chattanooga; Messrs. McCles- ky, Goldsmith. Jerome Simmons, Will Turner, Howard Tate, of Tate, and William Ellsworth and a limited num her ot her men frtsnds. ALMANCWFOSTER. A pretty home wedding of Tuesday morntg was that of Miss Arlene Al- inand and Mr. Edward G. Foster, which took place at the home of the bride’s parents In Oakland City. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Purser tn the presence of a large assemblage of relatives and friends. Miss Floy Almand, a sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and Mr. Edward Martin acted as best man. The ceremony was performed in the drawing joom, where the decorations consisted of white' roses and palniB. In the library the flowers used were pink roses and In the dining room, where a delicious breakfast was served, the color scheme was red. The center- piece on the table was a bowl fllled with red roses and the candle shades and candles were also In red. The bride was married In her trav eling suit, a tan volte mads over silk. The hat was of tan felt, trimmed with rose and ribbon. She carried a show er bouquet of brldo roses and Hilts of the valley. The maid of honor wore a gown of pink satin and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Almand, the bride’s mother, was gowned ’In Iliac silk- fashioned with lace. Mr. Foster and his bride left Im mediately for a trlp'north. IN HONOR Miss BEAUMONT. A pretty occasion of Tuesday was the luncheon Mrs. Henry Fischer gave In compliment to Miss Irene Beaumont. The party Included; Miss Irene Beau mont, Miss Etta Beaumont, Miss WUlle Asher, Miss Ollle May Osborne, Miss Alberta Rogers, Miss Lily White, Miss Willis Mse Harrison, Miss Carrie Hen derson, Miss Luella Malsby, Miss Hat tie Williams, Miss Georgia Donnell. The table was covered with a lace cloth and the centerptece was a bowl filled with white roses and ferns. The candle shades were In White and green, and the same colors were carried out in the artistic place cards. Mrs. Fischer received her guests In a becoming gown of white voile made over gssen silk. Miss Beaumont was gowned In blue pompadour silk and wore a hat of black trimmed with white plumes. Mrs. Moyer. Mrs. Fischer’s mother, wore a toilet of black silk fashioned with lace. ■tna cup. ic stdcnt vvhm seated at General T» - lit mahogany table, a place • Ilf New Orleans always occu INDIVIDUAL'STYLE You cannot make yourself fit your corset. We build models spe cially for you and shape them according to your lines. With our expert Cor- setiere, we can guaran tee elegance of style and satisfaction. the tailor-made CORSET CO. 61-2 Whitehall Street (Over the Viaduct) THE ART STORE Invites you to call and Inspect new shipment, Just received, of Pinturoo Water Colors ■ IblUItib and p ast eis REPRODUCTIONS from the OLD MASTERS. Artists’ Materials, Pyrography Supplies, . Best amateur Finish es- SiSfOEL 6. WALKED, Peachtree Street. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. Frank Lovetts entertained at a charming re ception at her home, 305 East Linden street, complimentary to Miss Leila May Bolling, of Nashville, the attrac tive guest of Miss Katherine Wooten. Mrs. Lovette’s horns was effectively decorated with a profusion of ferns, palms and cut flowers, pink carnations predominating. The table In the dining room had for Its centerpiece a bowl of pink carnations; the shade of the crystal candelabra were of pink allk and sliver filigree, nnd the confections were also In pink tints. Mrs. Lovetts entertained seventy-live guests, receiving them In a handsome toilet of blue Marquisette. Mrs. James W. Morrow. Jr., presided at the tea ta ble* She wore a pale blue lingerie K ’m!ss Bolling and Miss Wooten both wore becoming costumes of pale blue embroidered silk lace trimmed. Personal Mention J An Interesting and beautiful event of Tuesday evening will be the marriage of Miss Lulah Slaton and Mr. William Alexander McGregor, which wM take nlace at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Slaton on Peachtree. Sev- era! hundred gueets have been JnvIKKl and the wedding ceremony will be fol lowed by a buffet supper. The marriage of Miss Lucy JJvsns and Dr. Robert Grier Stephens will be a prominent event Tuesday evening, taking place at the home of the bride s father, General Clement A. Evans, * Capitol avenue. The ceremony will be witnessed by only the relative* of the bride and groom, and will be f°* °wed by a beautiful reception, to which a number of friends are Invited. Among the Atlanta women who-Will attend the annual D. A. R.. state confer ence at Home are: Mrs. Thomas Mor gan, Mrs. I. Y. Sage. Mrs. W. L. P*el, Mrs. William Worth Martin, Mrs. Wil liam Nixon, Mrs. H. E. Park. Mrs. Wills Pope. Mrs. Robert Zahner. Mrs. John M. Graham. Mrs. Miller B. Hutchins, Mrs. George Dexter and Mrs. Yeandle. Mrs. Edward Dougherty Is the guest of relatives In Tennessee. Mrs. James W. Thomas has returned from Washlngton^D^C. Mrs. Porter King la visiting In Annis ton, Ala. Mrs. McD. Wilson. Mr*. Stephen Deen end Mrs. John Perdue left Tues day for Rome to attend the D. A. R. convention. Miss Estelle Mitchell Is the guest of Mrs. Harry Harmon. Continued on Page Fifteen. 1HI ©0$ IftKlWR.: October 22,1907. Tomorrow Genuine $6.98 Quality All- Wool Blankets ,Here’s two cases, about a hundred pairs, beautiful quality Plain White and Plaid Blankets that we bought many months ago before the recent big advance in prices, worth and selling njw at $6.98 pair. Special tomorrow, $5.00. There’s nothing in Atlanta to touch these exquisite Blankets at $5.00. They are purest wool. The plaids are in beautiful browns, pinks, reds, blues and silvery grays. The hundred pairs go on sale tomorrow morning, while they last, at $5.00 pair. Pair Specials Dress Goods Sale. About 50 pieces stylish all-wool Dress, Goods, in plain Serges, Cheviots and Plaids, for ladies’ tailored suits, separate skirts, chil dren’s school ijlb- dresses, etc OUw New Plaid Silks 59c. Counter of pretty new waist and costume Silks, in fashionable Tartan plaids, Boman stripes and little checks, variety (JQ. of patterns www Black Taffeta Silk. Yard-wide $1.25 quality stiff rustling black Taffeta Silk, for lining, making petticoats, suits, etc. Best Taffeta £4 AA in Atlanta, for yard.. 9 ■ sUU Black Peau de Soie Silk. J. M. High Co. special quality yard-wide lustrous black Peau de Soie Silk, for making coats, cos tumes, separate skirts, etc., $1.25 quality, tomorrow, (£ 4 AA yard $1 «UU Embroidery Sale. Wide Corset Cover Embroid eries and Skirt Flouncing, 12 to 16 inches wide; in handsome blind and open-work effects. Worth up to $1.00 yard, special 4Q* for tomorrow vvv Flannelettes. Counter of choice new Flannel ettes and Outings, for kimonos, bouse dresses, dressing sacques, children’s dresses, 1 Napkins. Large size all-linen Table Nap kins, fast selvage, $1.25 kind, to morrow, QQa dozen 5JOC Some $5.00 Qualities Specials Ladies’ Sample Umbrellas Tomorrow $3.49 This sale consists of about 75 Ladies’ Silk Umbrel las, a dealer’s sample line. They have exquisite gold and silver trimmed handles, mother of pearl effects, silk cord and tassel, with silk cover. In every respect a gen uine $5.00and$6.50Umbrella. Fortomor- d»O ACk row’s special sale, your choice........ 1 Women’s Fine Shoes WOMEN’S REAL $2.50 SHOES, $2 PAIR. Women’s new Fall Styles Parent Leather and Viei Shoes. Hundreds of pairs. See Broad street window. All new style models and extra qualities. Shoe stores charge you $2.50 pair for same shoes. Our price, A A Special W CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES. We’ve a great stock of Children’s, Boys’ and Misses’ up-to-date new Fall School Shoes, finest Vicis and Patent Leathers, popular lasts. Will stand the roughest wear. All new models, etc. Great range of styles and prices. $1.25, $1.75, $2.00 $2.50 Long Silk Gloves. 16-button length Silk Gloves, Kayser’s Patent Finger Tipped. Best Silk Glove on earth. In blnck nnd all colors; special for tomor- $1.50 Extra Special! 16-button length black Silk Lisle Gloves, extra 4*4 AA quality; special 9 ■ «UU “Pony” Stockings. Extra quality close ribbed “Pony” Stockings for boys and girls. Guaranteed fast black, double heel and toe. Will wear \ like leather, AF* ' at COC “Fay” Stockings. Boys’ and Girls’ “Fay” Stock ings, guaranteed fast blnck. Need no supporters, button 4 at the waist, 35c and *fUG Children’s School Hose. Children’s, Boys’ and Misses’ splendid quality School Hose, lxl ribbed, double heel and soles, in black and brown; v 4 while they last I Ov Handkerchief Sale. Ladies’ beautiful quality sheer all-linen hemstitched embroidery and lace trimmed Handkerchiefs, 25c quality, 4 tomorrow I GG Ladiea’ very sheer all-linen hemstitched lace trimmed and beautifully embroid- AA a ered Handkerchiefs faWv Special I Men’s and Women’s plain white .hemstitched Handkerchiefs, extra quality, special 5c A Great Sale of Suits and Skirts GREAT SHIRT SALE, $5. (About 30 Different Styles.) We place on sale tomorrow a new shipment of popular $5.00 Skirts. The collection in cludes new and snappy models of chiffon Panama in black, blue and brown, trimmed and untrimmed models. Real $6.50 and $6.98 styles; your choice CC A A tomorrow, for qlsliww CARACUL COATS. Ladies’ splendid quality Caracul (Fur) Coats, satin lined, rolled collar and cuffs. Looks like Persian Lamb. Very warm, styl ish, durable Coats. Brown Caracul Coats $22.50 Black, $25.00 and $27.50 Great Stock Fine Black Voile Skirts $9.75 $10.00 $15.00 A Great Sale of Suits and Skirts MORE NEW $25 SUITS. We have just received by express more new tailored Suits at the popular price of $25.00/ We’ve the strongest line of $25.00 Suits in the city of Atlanta, about 100 different models embracing all fashionable styles of best broadcloths and fancy mixtures, colors and black. Long box coat styles, cutaway effect, “Prince Chap” and “Piccadilly” models; all elegantly &OC A A tailored LACE AND NET WAISTS AT $5. Ladies’ beautiful quality Lace and Net Waists in white and ecru, correct styles, new fall models. Extra special ^ g A A values, for W HIGH’S HIGH’S HIGH’S HIGH’S HIGH’S