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THE. ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 1 SOCIETY MUfHMMMMMWWIWWMIHMaMHIWWMlSfla Mrs. Georie C. Ball, Editor, • ssstfa* | 1 AND WOMAN’S INTERESTS e - 7 & ; i : ' FAITH—HOPE—YOU. A shadow dimmed my spirit's sun on# day, A flitting wraith Of doubt that darkened all the lau reled goal That crowned the (lad perspective of my soul. And then a rift of azure pierced the gray: The anal was garlanded with victor bay— And that was Faith. A sunbeam flashed across my path one day. It seemed to ope A ahlnlng roadway where I saw but gloom. And showed where shadows hid wealth of bloom. The coal was near and doubt was lied away: I ran henewed a course with banners fay— And that was Hope. A sweet joy came Into my life one day. Eternal blue Domed all my skies, and tears that I hod shed • ' Were kissed to beckoning rainbows overhead By everlasting suns. I turned away From bo'ible.strivlng. I had learned to ’ pray— And that was You. —Maurice Smiley, In Leslie's Weekly. TO MRS. OWENS’ GUESTS. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clarence Stockdell will entertain Informally at bridge In honor of the attractive guests of Mrs. Frank Camden Owens, Mrs. J. R. Hmlth, of Greenville, and Mrs. George Lancaster, of Chaltnnnoga. The occasion will assemble only eight or ten friends of the hostess, and will be'nne of the most enjoyable of several small parties planned for the week. MR8. HOLLAND'TO GIVE HALLOWEEN PARTY. • Thursday evening at her home on Piedmont avenue Mrs. Sidney Holland VIII entertain at a halloween parly. Her lovely home will be decorated appro, prlately for the occasion, pumpkins, red apples, tallow candles and a quantity of wild flowers being used. After hal loween games, cards will be played. TO MI88 GARRETT. A pretty party of Thursday morning will be the Informal bridge at which Mra. Louise Spalding Foster will en tertoln In honor of Miss Augusta Oar. retl. Mrs. Foster’s gueala will Include, besides the members of her bridge club, one extra table, those playing being: Miss Garrett, Mrs.' Edward • Dunbar, Mrs. Clarence .May. Mrs. James Wil liams., Mr*. James Bslrd, Mrs. E. L. Bishop, Mrs. Fitter Erwhi. Mrs. Estelle Tinker, Mrs. Murdock. Walker. Sire. Frank Meador. Mr* Bernard Wolf, .Mrs. Louise Spalding Foster. DELIGHTFUL - AT HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parker will en tertain at a reception Tuesday evenln- Ing from 8 to 10 o'clock at their home on Park avenue. Assisting Mrs. Parker will be: Miss Louise Davidson, Miss Murguerite Strlngfellow, Miss Mottle Rylandcr, Miss Rebecca Candler. Mlse Marguerite Fitch, Mies Lillie Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Merrell, Mlse Aline Tolbert, Mlse Katharine Reid. birthday” PARTY. MI*. Mary Hopkins entertained a few of her friends Friday evening from I to 6 o'clock In honor of her eleventh birthday. Many games were played, after which refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Bonnlo Kate Martin, Fannie May Holmes, Elisabeth Wood, Marian Smith, Annie May Smith, Lurlle Fisher, Marjorie Fisher, Dorothy Fleher, Mamie Smith, Annie May Moore, Marian Simmons, Ruby Hopkins and Thereaa Hopkins. IN HONOR Ml88 HOWELL. Mr*. T. S. Lewis will be the hostess at a pretty luncheon Tuesday, Novem ber 6, when Miss Mary Adair Howell will be the guest of honor. informaITbridge. Misses May and Helen Morris will entertain at a bridge party Wednesday morning at their home on Washington street In honor of Miss Augusta Oar- rett. pagetTpaget. The marriage of Miss Leila Paget, granddaughter of the late Mra. Paran Stevens, of New York, to her cousin, Ralph Spencer Paget, Monday was a quiet affair aqd only near relatives of the family were present. The attachment between the cousins has existed for many years. Mr. Paget I* charge d'affaires of the British le gation at Bangkok, 81am. but It Is said PITT’S CARMINATIVE RELIEVES WO CURES SICK BABIES of til Stomach, Bowel and Teethiac Troubles. I tla Pleasant—Hsrmlesa. Any druggist, 25 cents per bottle. © that King Edward will soon give him an embassy. Miss Paget la a great favorite, but shuns society, and haa a charming manner. The other day she aald to a friend: "What kind of soap must I use for kitchen purposes, as I expert to do my own washing when I reach Bangkok?" The couple were married at King ston Hill church, Kingston.on-Thames, and left Monday for Paris, where they will be entertained \by Miss Fanny Reed, the great-aunt of the bride. After a short stay In Paris they will go to Florence and thence to 81am. MITCHELL-MUIRHEAD. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine R. Mitchell have Issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Olga Consueln, to Mr.' William Edgar Mulrhead. which will take place on the morning of Tues day, the 12th of November, at 10:30 o'clock, at St. Lukes Episcopal church. KULLMAN-8OLOMON8ON. Mfr. and Mrs. .1 Kullman. of Ment- phls, Tenn., announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Elsa Kulimqn, to Mr. Henry lamia Solon,onson, at At lanta. No cards. AFTERNOON RECEPTION. Mrs, Ernest Woodruff and Mrs. George Calhoun. Walters will entertain at ail afternoon reception Tuesday, No vember S, at the home of Mrs. Woodruff In Inmnn Park. TO MI8S OWSLEY. Among those entertaining for Mlsa I-Conors Owsley will be Mlsa Louise Hawkins. Miss Hawkins will give In Miss Owsley honor a party which will he one of the loveliest to precede Miss Owsley's marriage to Rev. Charles Ackley, whlch-wlll be- a brilliant event of November. DIBREkL-GRANT. Mrs. Charles Lee Blbrell, of Nash ville, announces ths engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Mary Lae, to ■; Mr. Charles Marion Grant, of Rlchnibnd, Va..* the wedding to. take-place Wednesday evening, No vember 20. nt the home of the bride at Nashville. Mlsa Dlbrell la an unusually charm ing, attractive and handsome young girl, who has been very popular In the social life of Nashville since hei debut a' year or two ago. She haa a large family conectlon and a wide circle of friends In Georgia, who wilt be Interest, cd In her approaching mRrrloge. Miss Dlbrell Is n niece of Mr. James J. Rus sell, of Atlanta. .Her mother, who pre vious to her marriage was Miss Bailee Lou Russell, of Augusta, was one of- the most admired and lovable woman |p the social life of that city. For many years Mrs. Dlhrell and Miss Dl brell have made their home In Nash ville with Mrs* Frank Washburn, n sister of.the fnrtncr. MISS PEEL’TXuNCHEON. ‘ ' A delightful affair of. Monday was the luncheon Miss Marlon Post gave In honor of• Miss Smnuella Whitman. The party Included: Miss Bamuelln Whitman. Mlsa Campbell, Miss Martha Whitman, Mlaa I.oulsc lfawkln*. Mlsa Mary nrent Smith, Miss Margaret Lad- HOD, Miss Helen Hngley, Miss Kate Rob inson. Miss Hattie Fannie Gray. Miss 8uslo May Pope, Miss Core Winn. Miss Alberta Rankin, Miss Jdn Hightower. The table was covered with lace mats and In the center thcra was a silver urn filled with swansonla and ferns. The candle shades were white, and the Ices, cakes and - mints were also whlto. Miss Peel wore a gown of pale blue silk trimmed with lace and chiffon. Miss Whitman was becomingly gowned In yellow crepe de chine, which had a touch of black velvet. Her hat was block velvet trimmed with plumes. Miss Campbell wore a toilet of blue taffeta and a hat of black velvet trimmed with rosea. MISs Martha Whitman wore a coral cloth suit and a hat of velvet trimmed with plume*. WEDDING ATTENDANTS. . The attendants In the wedding of Miss George Weatherby and Mr. Alex ander Cllthernll Birch, to which Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wsathsrby Issued Invitations on Wednesday of thla Week, for the evening of November 6, at 8L Marys-on-l he-High lands, will be: For the bride, Miss Marjorie Weatherby. maid of honor; Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence, of New York, matron of hon- . Mlsa Virginia Means, Mlsa Bessie Jemlson. Mrs. Flora Orr, Miss Dorothy Orr. Mlsa Lillian Douglas, Mlsa Alice Moore, Mlaa Florence Dawson and Mias Emma Leedy. bridesmaids. The groom's uttendantn will be Mr. Dudley Bates Lawrence, of New York, best man; Mr. Emmett Setbels and Mr. 8blpp Htewart. of Montgomery: Mr. Herring, of Ashvllle. Ala.; Mr. Edward Crawford, Mr. Frank White, Mr. John Denson. Mr. Arthur Picard, Mr. Frank Jones, all of Birmingham, groomsmen. The ushers wll bo Mr. Borden Burr, of Talladega; Mr. Chase Perkins, Mr. Jesse L. Drennsn and Mr. William Warren.—Birmingham Ledger. MRS. MORGAN ENTERTAINS AT AUSTELL HOME. Mrs. Morgan, president of tpe Worn, sn's Foreign Missionary Society, of Auatsll. entertained at her home on Friday evening for the beneflr of the extension fund, quite a nice sum be ing realised. Mrs. Morgan's home was beautifully decorated In ferns and autumn leaves. She was assisted In receiving by her daughter. Miss Eva Mny Morgan, and her slater, Mlsa Willie Frank Edwards. Aftei* a abort program and a game, a salad course was served. Lemonade was served In the dining room, where the decorations were un usually attractive, autumn leaves be Ing used In abundance,, making the room warm and ruddy In shades of red. Mrs.. Morgan and sister were both attired In white. HALLOWEEN PARTY. To begin the fun. have a real old fashioned candy pull; In fact, use the kitchen Instead of the drawing room, for “novelty". Is what the evening calls for. Then have a tub full of water, which shall represent the "sea of life,' on It launch boats made of English walnut shells, split In half, each bear ing u -lltt'o candle'. If the light burns brightly and the tiny craft steers away from the other boats, haa no mishaps from tidal waves, a linpy life is pre dicted for the 'iwnfr; If two l.natk float side By aide, life Interests will be mu tual. If n boat clings to the aide of the tub, the owner will not go far from home, but If it sails out on the sea, a long Jouraoy Is predicted. Do not try to float many boats at a time. Get a large bag and In it put as many small bagH ns there arc girls present Let each maiden draw one, and the contents will determine the occupation of her future husband. Here la a list of articles to pm In the hag: Email bottle, Indicating a doctor or a drug gist; a tiny roll of cloth, a tailor or merchant tailor; nn anchor, a naval ofllcer; book or pen, Indicates a jour nalist nr an .author; a camera, a pho tographer, etc. Wind a ball of gaily ■olored twine; In the winding put In a few small articles; toss the ball to n person and tell him or her that a story must be told while the string is being unwound and continue until an article Is reached; then the hall Is toased to some one else, who must go on with the narrative. By this time It will be near midnight and time to serve re freshments.- CONFEDERATE DAMES. Confederate Dames Is a new organl zatlnn recently founded, in which Southern women everywhere will be In terested. To the new association only true blue" Confederates and their de scendants will be admitted. Mrs. C. W Richmond, of Memphis, was the organ Izer and director of the fleet chapter, which has been named for General H. Tyler, commander of Forrest's vet erans. The constitution states that the name was selected slnco “recognising In General Tyler one of our most faithful soldiers and veterans, wo name this chapter of Confederate Dames for him as a man whose bravery and loyalty we delight.to honor." The object of the circle la given In ths constitution adopted at the ilrst meeting. Is to "perpetuate and tench to our posterity the true hlunry of our great straggle and to commemorate the heroism and sacrlflce of our Southern people during the Civil war, and to raise funds for the endowment- of a schnlarnhlp to be called the 'Southern Mothers’ Scholarship In Tennessee.'" The constitution provides the ofllcer* shall he a director, assistant director, treasurer, recording secretary and cor responding secretary and advisory hoard, n membership committee and historical committee. Promoters of the movement ‘say It must not be confounded with the Unit ed Daughter* of Confederacy, but that It Is not antagonistic to any Confeder ate circle. MEETING OF ^WOMAN’S CLUB. Monday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock the Atlanta Woman's club held on unusu ally I n't ere .Him; meeting nt the rooms at the Orniid. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, pres ident of the club, presided. Mrs. W. H. Felton, of Cartersvllte, one of Georgia's most brilliant women, dlscusaed In a most entertaining way ‘The Need of Circulating Libraries In the Rural Districts." A musical program under ths direc tion of Mra. George R. Hlnman added to the Interest of the meeting. Mrs. Cora F. I.lgon rendered detlghtfutly several vocal selections, Mrs. Hlnman playing her accompaniments. As It was library day at the club, a number of excellent books were con tributed by the members to the circu lating libraries, which are sent out Into the rural districts. Mrs. L. J. Amsden, who Is chairman of the library committee, had charge of this part of the program, nnd spoke briefly hut Interestingly of the good being accomplished by this branch of ths club's work. Later the members of ths club and theit gussts enjoyed light refreshments. SiamoncLv GUiagne 37 TOfUtaftalF §1. t\ XupeA e, $ctv’cfc u anti c/mpuiUta: Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, A Bqald reparation for focr.nrrk, arm* sod h-o-d*. Make* the skis like you waat it. Doe.lt In ago- made to enter the h sjwruas DR. BELK TO LECTURE. Rev. 8. R. Bealk wilt lecture at As- byry Methodist churrh Tuesday even ing, October 29. Subject. "Laughter and Sunshine." All are cordially Invited. NATIONAL U. dTc. CONVENTION. A number of prominent Nnahvllle women will go to Norfolk to attend the national convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy, which wll] convene In that city on November IS. says The Nashville Tennessean. Mrs. John C. Brown, who Is ex-presl- dent general of the D. D. C., will attend and tvlll be given a place of honor on the platform. Mrs. John P. Hickman and Mrs. Joe Buford will also attend and the delegates elected front Lbs Nashville Chapter ate: Mesdame* Hugh I'r.ilahesd. Lula Ktrbv-Parrtah. M. B. Pilcher. Paul Kldrldgo. Bettis M. Donelson, William Hume, T. P. F. Al lison, A. A. Douk. M. C. Goodlett and MUaes Mollie Claiborne and Jennie and Eliza Claybrook. The other chapters will elect dele gates at the next meeting. The Norfolk Chapter has selected two hotels for headquarters, the Inside Inn. exposition grounds, and the At lantic City Hotel. The convention hall, where all me t. Inga will be held, la on the exposition grounds, but arrangements have been hall front the outside ground* will t>e op tional with delegates and visitor*. OT PRICE'S WHEAT FLAKE GELEI fogd| is.a very nourishing food; in fact, an article of diet so nutritious in itself, would support life. On it you can feed with profit and with pleasure. Palatable and easy of digestion. Fop oalo by all Grocers Pet-sohal Mention Miss Jennie Hollis, of Amerlcus, the guest of Mra. Colquitt Carter. Captain Ernest West. U. 8. N„ left Sunday night for Washington, where he will be joined next week by Mrs. West and young son. Mrs. Grantland Rice, of Nashville, will be the guest of friends In the city this week, going from here to Amerlcus to visit relatives. Mrs, J. R. Hopkins left Suftday for Washington, where she will Join Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Hopkins. , Mrs. H. M. Terrell has returned to Balnbridge. Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Campbell, of Chattanooga, will attend the Whitman. Slminona wedding, which takes place Tuesday evening, : Sllss Lucy Kenan has returned from Washington City nnd has been con fined to her home since her return with a severe cold. Mrs. Edwlna Williams Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. SommsrViJle Hull, at Augusta- Mr. James HftlL of Augusta, will he among the out-of-town guests at the Whltman-Slmmons wedding. Mrs. Joseph T. Derry Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Parker, at Macon. Mrs. Franklin C. Houser, of Macon, is the guest of Mrs. George Holliday, Mn Fred Lewis Is very 111 at St. Josephs Infirmary, having been oper ated on for appendicitis last week. His many friends hope for n .speedy re. covery. Mrs. J. Pinckney Thomas left Sun day for Augusta to attend- the United Daughters of the Confederacy reunion. Mrs, Emma Hell nnd Mr. Jack Cutler will return thla week from New York, Is visiting The friends In Atlanta of Mrs. Mary Van Winkle Walker and Mr. IV. H. Smith, whose marlrage took place In New York Thursday afternoon, will be Interested to know that they will arrive In Atlanta thla week to make their home. Mr. Hilliard Spalding lias sufficient ly recovered from bis recent Illness to leave the sanitarium and return to the home of his uncle, Mr. W. T, Spald ing, on Courtland street. Mr. John H. Ramsaur Is III with ty phoid fever. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward N. .Forlson, ho have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortson. In Washington, Go., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Kirby Smith, at Hewanee, Tenn. Sirs. J. H. Childs I* spending two weeks with her sister. Sirs. W. F. Slan- -, before leaving; for Florida. - Mra. J. R. Pattlllo, of Knoxville, la Islting In the city. The friends of;Mrs. T. W. Clanton will regret to learn that she la 111 with typhoid fever. Lieutenant Jack Hays* arrived Sun day to Join hln wife and son, who are the guests of Mrs. R. O. Wilby. The friends of Mr. and Mra. W. A. Ward will be sorry to learn of the se rious Illness of their son. William A. Ward, Jr., at their home on Forrest avenue. Miss Katharine Jelks. who la the at tractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. O. O, Hanson, on Piedmont avenue, will re turn In a few days to her home at Eufaula, Ala. A wedding of-this week which Is of Interest here Is that of Miss Sainuella Whitman to Jerome Simmons, Jr., which will take place In Atlanta Tues day. A number of relatives and friends will attend the wedding from here. Among these are:-Mr. and Mrs. Hani- iiel Campbell, John Hutcheson, Mrs. O. D. Gorman, <:. L. Hutcheson and Miss Willie Campbell, who will be one of the maids of honor.—Chattanooga Times. • *.., . * *• Mrs.. George M. Glover, of Louis ville. Ky., Is visiting her son, Mr. Charles P. Glover. ■ - Mrs. Josephine Randolph, of Baton Rouge. La., Is the guest of her nephew, Mr. H. S. rourtnay,' Jr.,'at his home, 88 Pulliam street. , Mias;Nell WJtfte la spending several weeks with relatives at Athens, Ga. . Dr 1. 8. Hopkins spent Saturday In Atlanta, returning to LaGrange In the afternoon. Miss Mee Young la the guest of Mra. Alfred Truitt, on Columbia ave nue. Mrs. c. .H. Harrison and daughter, HIM Beryl Harrison, have gone to Jacksonville. Fla.', to Join Mr. Harrison, who Is engaged In the insurance busi ness In that city. Mrs. and Miss Har rison will spend the winter In Jack sonville. Mias Louile Roper la the attractive guest of Mrs. Burton Smith. Mrs. Colquitt Carter, Mrs. Kate Car. ter Mitchell, Mr. Eminet Mitchell. Judge B. H. Hill. Misses Ellen Lowry and Bessie Pope and Messrs. J. D. Sfewnrt, Alex Lynn nnd Will Allen will leave Tuesday for Dalton to attend the marriage of Miss Mary Hill Carter and Mr. George Hamilton. Malaria Makes Pale, Sickly Children. The Old Standard GROVE'S TA6TH- I/EI'.l CHILL-TONIC drive# out ma laria and builds up the ayatem. For grown people and children, 60c. TUESDAY LAST' CHANCE SKATE. Some dealers ore invariably out of what yna ssk for and offer yea a substitute which they claim Is Jast nn good. This dealer is wnrklng for bis own profit. Go to tbe ■ No. 2222 Gets the $50 Hat Secretary Frank Weldon, of the State Fair, au- •nounocs that 2222 is the lucky number, so the holder of ticket upon which this number appears is entitled to the exquisite i $50 Hat which was displayed in our exhibit and which will be delivered, free of charge, up on presentation of ticket at our store, either in- per son or by mail. If ticket No. 2222 is not presented within 10 days, the Hat will be awarded to the holder of ticket bear ing nearest number, greater or smaller, which, is pre sented during the ten days following. In case two num bers tie for thifc honor, we will present a $25 Hat free to the holder of each number. Due announcement of the award will be made iu our later newspaper advertisements. Smith & Higgins, The Underselling , Store Take Walker St. Cars SOCIETY WITH OUR NEIGHBORS HUNTSVILLE, ALA. The now I'nrlxh Clnlld of Ibc Church of the Nativity wn* organized on Tuesday evening nt the residence of John I), Chad- wick. Dr. Alexander McCabe, the new rec tor of the church, presided, nnd.a constitu tion was adopted and committees appointed. l)r. McCabe was elected clmlrman ex-offirlo, Mr*. Luko Matthew*. Tlce-chnirmnn; Ml** Joanna Battle, registrar; Mrs. Kugeue Kv- erett. htirson. Mr*. Oscnr It. Hundley entertained nt n reception on Thursday afternoon In compli ment to her guest, Mr*. William Martin, of **ot Spring*. Arl^. Ml** Ite**le Newson entertained a few friend* Informally nt the home of Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Newaou Tuesday evening in compliment to Ml** Willie Ray, of (green wood. Ml»». Mr*. David A. Grayson enter tained In compliment to Ml»n Kay on last Thursday afternoon. Friend* nnd relative* In this city have been notified of th« marriage of MU* Mir iam Wnrd, formerly of thl* city, nnd Mr. Henry F. Good now, of Boston. The wed ding occurred nt Fort Hmlth, Ark., October 15. Mr*. Olen Well* entertained at her liom* ~n l'ujn*kl pike Thursday evening In com pliment to Mr*. Homer Chase, of Maine. Mra. Ren Hnwknnd little daughter have returned to Sheffield, accompanied by her mother. Mr*. John Dentil*. Mr*. John Kerch, of Abingdon, HI*., f* visiting her daughter, Mr*. E. I). Yerlon. Mrs. Tom Ilrauunm, of Gurley, Is visiting Mr*. John Children*. Ml** Virginia Hull, of Newmarket, is vft* ing relative* In UuntavRIo. Min Hattie Ronnugh, of Harrodsburg, y., I* visiting relative* here. Mr*. Abm Brake Odd. of Cluttarllle, It fit- ttlng relative* .In ihmtsrlRe. ,*. • * Mr*. M. A. Collin* nnd children are visit- dative* In Frankfort, Ky. i* Grace Taylor, of Newmarket, I* tI»- Itlng relative* here. Mr*. 4. G. Fowler, of Belle Mina. I* visit- relatives. Mr*. J. F. MeNaughton ha* gone to An- deraou, lod.. after visiting Mr*. W. T. *"‘7b#U. —I* Viola Jones has returned,to Decatur after visiting Mrs. W. T. Jones. Ml** Snllle Toon h*s returned to Harvest, _la.. afetr visiting relative* hero. Miss IsonUe Phillip*. of Winchester, Tenn., I* visiting relative* here. Mr*. M. M. Dox nnd Mr*. R. W. Walker hare retrtrned from Nashville. Ml** Willie Ray ho* returned to Green wood, Mia*., after spending-several weeks lore a* a guest at tne home of Mr. A. W. S’ewsoa. Mrs. Ro*n Chapman and Ml** Elisabeth Chapman nre visiting relatives in Louis ville. Mrs, A. J. Abrams Is visiting relatives fn hlladelphta. Mr. and Mr*. R. I*. Ezell, of Birmingham, •re visiting relatives In Huntsville. Mr. and Mr*. Cbnrles II. Pulley, of Green brier, hare been visiting relatives here this w*ck. Mist TUIe-... Mr*. Herbert Kelly, of Jeff, Is visiting Mr*. Robert Orgaln. Mrs. K. A. Pratt vlintvto New York. Mr*. Howard Gooch has returned from Decatur. Mr*. Max Laudauer haa gone to Vicks burg. Miss. Mr*. George Weiss and Ml** Cedle, of Brooklyn, nr»t visiting Mrs. H. II. Levy. Mr*. Karl If. Htover, of Florence, Is visit ing Mr*. G. K. Holme*. T.-HondJey and Ml** IJazd Bond eturned from Dayton. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Daya. ot Muysville, Ind.. are. visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jack Smith. ' Ml sic* 'Arvle and Dovle Fierce haTo re turned front Birmingham. Mr. and Mra. Joseph McCown have turned -froth Llneolu, Tenn. \ * More Wedding Gifts With every marriage announcement the demand increases for new ideas in the way of wedding gifts, and with every demand is proof of our versatility. Always we can show something distinctively beautiful, something that seems designed 'especially for the individual good taste,' whether that taste is for simplicity or for a gift which would be imposing. Davis & Freeman, Jewelers. llan spent last Saturday In Atlanta. Misses Lucy Beck, of Griffin: Rdnu Fred •Ick. of Marshallvllle; Llexe Yosc. of Law tcnccvlllp. and Rolmrta Owinner, of Macon, are the guest* of MU* Virginia Freeman, at whose wedding on 1 nesoay evening they were brldt-smalds. Mis* Mnry Gnodrnui entertained Ml** Irginla Freeman nnd her bridesmaid* very delightful?-lt$t Friday evening, the occa sion being one of the most attractive and enjoyable affair* of the week. MUs Christine ('ole attended the Atlanta horse show this week. Mr. Lynch Turner nnd little Mlo*e> El len Turner nnd Ellen Camp spent- a few ■f»y*. In Atlanta ,last.week. Friday evening the.member* of the Cow eta Club complimented Ml** Virginia Free man nnd her bridesmaid* with u mvst.cn- Jorable donee. • Ml** Katie Arnall’a Incheon Saturday was a licautlful compliment to Mis* Virginia Freeman and h<*r brldesmand*. Covers were laid for fourteen and nn elaltornte menu of ten courses wa* served. Tbe table meats, attractive arrangement pink nnd white Combos, silver, cnndelabrn with tluk shaded caudle*, cut gin** bon-bon (she* holding pink nnd white mints be ing the decorative, feature. The fnvora has returned from gu— T Freeman, Lacy Beck,. Uexe Vose, Edna Frederick. Uolmrta Gwinner, Mary / Good- rum, Ixuilac Poddy. Mary Parrott, Julia May Hackney. Bemln Powell, Kate Snead and Mr*. Irvin Walker. Quite a large crowd of Newnanlte* spent Tuesday, which was stockholders’ day, Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Bander* Gibson attended the horse show In Atlanta this week. They CHILDREfy "Teething YEARS Soothing Syrup SToyhmPfor U J * TREtRCH LimUN WHILE TEETHING WITH PERFECT SVC. WIND COLlC'.XDd I* tb, BEST KEMKDF WrA l. -T«r p»rt 01 th. trorld. Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guaranteed under the Pure Food ant Drug, act, June 30. 1906. Serial uum. ber 101*. CASTOR IA For ln£uit» and Children Ths Kind You Have Always BongM CORSET CONSTRUCTION Comfort, material, fit and vtorkmanahip go with avory ona of our Coroota. Coroot construction io an art with ua. Every ona ia dasiyited l. correct the defecta of oach particular ca«e. There can ba no diaaatitfoetion hero, be cause our designing, cutting and fitting are in the, hand, of an expert corsetier recently from New York. THE TAILOR-MADE CORSET 00. • 1-2 Whitehall Street ' (Over Viaduct). Mr*. Jar* Murphy I* vfsitlnfdn Memphis. Mr*. A. L. Muon* bn* returned 'from a •It to Gnrlay. Major nnd Mr*. William If. Ecbola hare returned from Nashville. Mr*. G. L. Terry has returned from Mavsrlllc. Mis* Katie Hny has returned from Birm ingham; Sllss Annie Hanford, of Sheffield, I* visit ing Ml** Miriam Wellman. Mlsa Lida Ppence haa returned from Blrra- ,B ffiS m john Iaml»er*on has returned from a visit in Birmingham. NEWNAN. Mr*. E. H. Dent and -Mra. N. E. I'owel are visiting relative* In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. McTaslin Manley are the gne«ta of their mother, Mrs. Moore, at the Vlrglnli House. Mr*, t’otvln Holme*, of Atlanta, I* visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Habersham Mr*. Jack PoweR and son. Wyatt, hate returned from'a visit to relatives In Rome. Mr. W. R. Grr and Mia* Benetti Orr Mr. J. S. Ilolllnnhead, of Atlanta, were tbe jue*if» of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes Sum ifr». W. t\ Wright has returned from a visit to Mr*. Gordon Lee, at (?hlrkftmanga. Mr. Preston lllll. of Atlnntn. visited New- an relnUo* this week. Froffseor Henderson ami Mr. Gland Quil- Bears tb® Signature of WAXENE For floors and woodwork. GEORGIA PAINT A GLASS CO„ 40 Peachtree Street. iiiMiHiioiia l>«»f ui-e-ii ixfiiini ti, I Ilf HI ding of Miss Willie Taylor, of this city. Mr. riinrlc* Hhelly Ilancvck, of Taltndcj the weildlng to take place November 6 at the home ot Mr. and Mra. J. A. Wnliia on Mnrvln Hill. Mia* Tuylor I* a daughter of Mr. W. If. Taylor, the well known real es tate man. and haa hosts «f friends Interest ed In her approaching wedding.. Mn» I* a young woman of strong pereoflalltv and possesses mrrny charming trait* of charac ter. Mr. lUucock |* a prominent bu*lnea* man In Talladega. He 1* * nephew of the late well known and much beloved General (.harles Shelly, nnd ha* a wide circle of friend* who will congratulate him on win ning so lovely a woman. Tbe wedding will be a quiet home affair, taking plaec at the handsome home of the bride * sinter. Mrs. 4. A. Wallis, with whom she has made her home for the past few months. The cere inony wifi be performed by Rev. J. L. Fer guson, 0 f Birmingham, an nncle of the Wednesday afternoon ot 3:30 o'clock the Wednesday Study Glut* met with Miss Slar- ths Buchanan or the home of Mrs. Tnlane Kidd on Christine avenue. The meeting was a very Interesting one, the subject lay ing Washington Irving. Special study was given lo “The Sketch Rook." Mr. and Mr*. J. M Martin left Tueadar for Marhurr, Ala., which place thev will make their borne. Mr. Martin has a respon sible position with the Marhnry Lumber Company. Roth Mr. aud Mr*. Martin have acore* of friends who regret to see them leave Anniston, nnd who wish them every auccesn In their new home. Mis* Edwlna Kirkpatrick, after a visit of severs! month* to Sil*a Mildred Hmlth on Marvin Hill. left for her home In Green ville on Hunday afternoon. Mins Hmlth ac companied her as far ns Montgomery. Sirs. Charles Kline was ho*tess for the Thursday Bridge Club nt her homo Thurs day afternoon. Mr*. R P. Thomason entertained the la dle* of the Married Ladies' Club at her home on Tyler Hill ou Wednesday afternoon «f S o'clock. Miss Resale Mallory bn* returned from a pleasant Ttslt to Chnccoloceo. T. Ed id on arm. J r „ toft U,t Wednesday for Montgomery (or a visit of several weeks. Misses Louise Pugh and Eunice Hcrvtggn returned from a visit to Birmingham Mon- Mis* Lena Ring bam left for her home at Talladega Tuesday after a visit to her friend. Mrs. Lucius McKibbon. on North Noble street. _ , PEN8ACOLA, FLA. The ladies of Pensacola have organised into an rtMoefntlon for the beaiitlfyfn* of the »elly. Tbe wock i» to begin w|lit the larger undertaking*. Arrangements are being made for the en tertainment of the atntc tn«p*. which nre to go Into camp at Fort Pickens and Mc Rae, seven hundred strong, today. The en campment will take tdnee at the name tlma nt the target practice of the const artil lery, nnd the state troopa will hare nn opportunity to use the artillery piece*. With the coast artillery for n model, the tnen^wlll be kept constantly busy drilling and nt target practicing. The force will amount to about a thousand men. takes Ml** Corn Hnnt, who. baa been In North Carolina lor the summer, has returned home, nnd with her have come Mrs. Hem- Ing and Mis* Fleming, of Athens. <»«• Mlsa Hilda Blount la the guest of friend* In New Orleans. ... * Mr*. Higgins, wife nt Paymaster of tbe navy yard,, left for Texas on Hatur- K. Itror, Jr„ on.] Mn. Wllrart Haywood, have left for New lurk, niter* they will spend several weeks. ALPHARETTA. Mrs. Joe Lott, of south Georgia. 1* **»• guest of relatives here. Mr. Htake Burge, of < entlv visited Mr. W. F. Burge ana rani to- Judge II. |. Seale speut part of !**l week iu Greene county. , . _ Mrs. C. P. Norman has returned front a vlalt to relatives In Atlanta. . .. Dr. J. D. McCollum was the gue*t of few* Ives In Adnlrsvllle last week. , Mr. snd Mr*. Judmm Cogburn, of Marl* tin. nre the guests of relative* here. Mlaa Ruth Heale, of Graysvliie. Temn. the guest of her parent*, Judge and .nrv. II. J. Scale. RAINCOATS FOR MEN We will sell you * Raincoat for $10 Or for $12 or $1S Or for $18 or $20 All are splendid valuez at the price hut strMfV easy for you to do on our Easy Payment Plan. Fac tory to wearer—73 Stores. Over 71 WHITEHALL 8T. Store Open Mondsy Even- nines Until 9 p. m.