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A THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. LN’DAY, NOVEMBER iac==c=» n i ■ ■ Personal Mention ] HIGH'S HIGH'S HIGH'S HIGH'S Mr. ("audo Douthlt. of Atlanta, will be an attendant at the weddins of Mlsa Alice Mooney, of Birmingham, Ala., •nd Mr. Lee McGhee Porter, of Aber deen Mias., which will take place on Tuesday evening In Birmingham.'at the church of St.-Slarya-on-the-Hlgh- landa. ' Mr*. W. a Willingham, of Welt End, I, on a visit to friends in Albany and Anierlcu*. In the latter town she will epend this week with Mrs. Frank Shef- field. Miss Elolse Stewart Is the guest of Miss Madelyn Gilbert, of Albany. Airs. Haralson Bleckley has return ed from a visit to Augusta, Miss Marian Reynolds has returned t,, Rome. Sir. and Mrs. W. E. Mulrhead have .eturned to the city and are at. home with Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Mitchell on Forth Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Millet' are at home at the Majestic. Mrs. Troupe Miller will arrive this reek to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Smith, on Columbia avenue. Mrs. Arnold Broyles has returned from Newnan. Miss Mildred Rpratllng left Monday for a visit to friends In Alabama. Mr. John Nlsbet, of Savannah. Is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Thornton Msrye. ■ • Mrs. T. W. Leary will entertain on Tuesday at luncheon In compliment to her guests. Mrs. W. H. Dunklnson and .Miss Mary B. Sullivan, of Plainfield, X. J. Mrs. .Benjamin Noble, of Moritgom- erv, Ala., who has been visiting rela tives In Atlanta, was called home un expectedly on Saturday. The party that was to have been given In her honor by Miss Nina Gentry has been called off, on account of Mrs. Noble’s departure. Miss Gladys Levin Is spending come j time In New .York. Mrs. Haralson Bleckley has returned from a visit to Augusta, where she was ihe guest of her sister,'Mrs. G. R. Argo. Mr*. Warren Buggerly, of Senola, Is visiting Atlanta friend*. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith are vis iting friends In Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. C.„c. Hanson have re turned from Eufaula, Where they at- leaded the brilliant wedding of their niece. Miss Katharine Jeiks, to Mr.. Eduard T. Comer, on last Thursday evening. Among the out-of-town relatives who will attend the Phelan-Dallls wed ding on December 3 are Sirs. Mary Phelan Watt, Mrs. 8tanloy S. Crltten- ' ilen and Mrs. John Stratford, of Mont gomery, aunts of the bride. Mrs. Edward T. Brown returned it* Atlanta Sunday from Macon, where she wax delightfully entertained as the guest of Mrs, Richard Johnston. Mrs. William Cold Jones . returned from a visit to relatives In Macon on •Monday. Mrs. W. J. Middleton leaves Wed nesday for Savannah to spend the win- Mlrs Irene Kcnesk-k, of Kansse City, '■bo was to have been In Macon this ur-lc, was detained at home on account J’f Hines*, but will be In Atlanta the latter part of the week and will spend fame time with Mias Adora Anderson. HIGH'S HIGH'S It GREAT SPECIAL SALE THANKSGIVING LINENS, CHINA Silverware, Cut Glass and Other Accessories That Are r M- % / ^Required for This Festal Occasion! 'T'HIS SALE comes right in the nick of time, with its great assortments fine linens and * Dinner China. It’s a sale all should attend; it’s a supplying-time for future as Dinner China well as for present Thanksgiving China Inn, beaut I signs. Regular $21.95 0 Elegant 1c-piece Chlm. Game Sets, richly decorated. Special 14-pleee Decorated Fish Sets, in fish designs. Spe cial for * . 100-plece set genuine French China, beautifully decorated i i exquisite floral desf price $27.50, Special price 100-piece beautifully decorated American Porce lain Dinner China in vhite and gold. Regular price $13.50. Spe- clal price 5P *£***© Fish and Game Sets for Thanksgiving " ~ ‘ $8.50 urchins and $7.50 Silverware for Thanks- U giving “Rogers” Guaranteed Silver Knives, and forks, per dozen “Rogers” Guaranteed Silver Forks, set of 6 for :. ... “Rogers” Guaranteed Silver Tea Spoons, set of 6 75c “Rogers” Guaranteed Silver Soup Spoons, set of 6 for »... $1.25 “Roger*” Guaranteed Silver Table Spoons, set of 6 for.*. .--•# ...$1.50 EXTRA SPECIAL Quadruple-plated Silver Celery Trays, warranted.to wear 25 yerrs; regular $3.00 value. This sale $1.69 26-plece set “Rogers” Silverware, containing: . 6 Knives, 0 Soup Spoons, ,6 Forks. 1 Butter Knife, 6 Tea Spoons. 1 Sugar Shell, Warranted to wear 23 years. In nice lined case, for.. $3.50 $1.50 *i.o» $5.98 it s a needs. Crisp New Table Linens, bright, new China and spark ling Glassware—all will give added en joyment to the Thanksgiving dinner. Now to the great savings in this Special Sale. Thanksgiving Linens 72-inch extra quality double satin Damask, $1.00 grade, special price 90c 22x24-inch Dinner Napkins to match, at, d07.cn, $2, $2.60, $3, and ••••.. $3.60 Beautiful quality fine 72-inch satin Damask, grass bleached. regular $1.36 Linen $1.16 Fine satin finished Napkins to match, dozen, $3, $3.60, $4.00 and $4.50 Extra tine very heavy satin Damask, 72 inches wide $2.00 Napkins to match $4.60 and $5.00 LINEN SETS: CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH. 8x4 Linen Sets, $,">.00 quality, for $ 3.98 8x4 Linen Sets. $6.50 quality, for $ 4.75 8x10 Linen Sets, $12.00 quality, for $10.00 8x10 Linen Sets, $14.50 quality, for $12.50 8x12 Linen Sets, $17.50 quality, for ,...$15.00 8x12 Linen Sets, $20.00 quality, for . .$16.60 3 1-2 and 4-.vard finest Cloths, Napkins to match, up to $25.00 and $27.50 set. SOME NAPKIN SPECIALS. flood quality Linen Nnpkins, for ,98c Excellent quality Linen Napkins, for .51,60 Splendid quality Linen Napkins, for 8:5.60 Superior quality Linen Nnpkins, for .$3.00 Cut Glass :.NV KNOX \7 For Thanksgiving EXTRA SPECIAL $5.00 American Cut Glass Howls in deep, rich cuttings; special, one day only.. .$2.98 . Cut Glass Celery Trays, for $5.00 Large size Cut Glass Water Bottles, for $3.98 Cut Glass Salt Cellnrs, 6 for 76o Cut Glass Tumblers, 6 for .$2.00 Some Specials in Hand- Painted China Fine Hand-Painted China Plates.. $7,50 to $40.00 Hand-painted China Salad Bowls $3.60 to $10.00 Hand-painted China Plaques and Cake Plates $2 to $12.50 J. M. HIGH CO. J. M HIGH CO. J. M. HIGH CO. PENSACOLA. FLA. nml Mr*. I la lent t Audc*r*oii. of New biv \Mtliiff relative* in till* Hty. • 1 Mrs. r.ot»l» |>eM. Blorlior, who •9 absent on n trip to Cincinnati. imp! Philadelphia, are jigain at lulling point* In Virginia nnd ^ost Mr- ginla. have returned home. Mrs. .1. CnittplM»ll Avery entertained the Bridge t'ltth at ber home on Gadsden I strict on T*u**dav. i»**IIcIouh refreshments ore served liming the afternoon. MU* I .tier Whaley entertained on Wed nesday at bridge In honor of Mr*. Cblpley Metre, of Atlnutn. iHnHttiHtmmttmmintmtHHmtMtMMmH > | SOUTHERN SOCIETY 6|1MIW««H1WI1MIM1MIHHI1I1111IIIII11HII11H1IH1III1HM11MHIHIHI1II111I1IHIHWII of Quality! Sold on terms that places good furni ture in everybody’s home that wants it.' Prices are marked at a fair profit— not high enough to be marked down. You are cordially invited to come in— compare styles—compare quality— compare prices--that’s all. NASHVILLE, TENN. Brilliant among the tali wedding* wan that of Mil* Klttr 81 ii hide field and Harding A. Jnrksnn, which took plan* Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock III the Find I'resbyte- rlan Hmrch. and was followed hy a recep tion for relative* and intimate friend* at of the bride's parent*. Hr. and ter. Ml** Catherine Dnvldaon Tillman. Card* have lieen l**ued hy Mr*. Leslie Clunk to her trereptlon Saturday nffer- lioon. November 16. from 3 until 7 o'clock. At tier home on West End avenue, to meet Mi** Mary Sue Cummins and Ml** Jane Hagan, of Evansville. marriage of Miss Ethel Hake Ward .Mr*. I>. It. MlublilHBelil. Anton? tbr .ml of- nml, Km Brown was milotljr w.lomnixoil town stints wss Mr*. Il-iiry S. Jnrkwn. hi lllrkrasn, Kj\. Siitimfajr nt 1J oolm-k. suit ilio Il.fof lirldo.innlils Im-ImM MlMMfTbf hrldrl. bo dnii(lhl.-r of Mr anil Mr*. — r- -- mil Hu Hone. ' Jolfn A. Ward, of.thl* city, mid the groom “ Bro— Antoinette Blount mid Emma Be of Allanta. who returned home MU* .In••Uhoii, who will spend a Mr*. Hill MeAllster, wore a superb gowu of Irish lace with Jeweled passementerie on the corsage. The iinild*' pretty gown* were of meteor pink Matin and Inee, and they \irrled |»lnk eamath 11 The cut* of intieli social attention while In the city. They were guest* nt Ml** Gertrude t Whitworth'* dinner for the bridal party at ! th» Maxwell and at SIImps Shirley and May oMtenlnv II* the non of Hr. and Mrs. It. K. Brown, eek with al*o of thl* city, Immediately after the lceremony Mr. and .\lr*. Brown left for UopklUKvUI*. their future hem*. Ml** Mary* Fraser will he Uie honoree of several handsome entertainment* In the next few days. Mr. a ml. Mr*. Joseph II. Thompson will entertain o. ■ jsirty at'dinner In her honor, bu Friday* evening.* Mr*. Tlioom* B. Nani entertained twelve* gne«i* it dinner for her on Thursday evenlng\,a«id i'^la.w evening, Novofnhsg TV *"— WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TERMS MADE sday at the Golf and Country Club, l .Miss Ellen Meek* ha* gone to Atlanta to visit her sister. Mr*. Boliert !.ee Cooney," | who ha* been III hut I* now Improving. Misse* Imtiu and Ethel Bailey. of Kanna* City, were honoree* of a card party Mon- ! day. given hy Ml** Nellie Walsh, and of a luncheon Tuesday, of which Miss l,oul*p I O'Keefe was hostess. With Mr*. .Mm l>. ' Ueyttold*. they ibared the honor* of Mr*. | I,. II. Noel's bridge party Tuesday after- I l noon. j Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wehh nunouiirc the engagement cf tlu*lr .daughter, Ethel, and l)i\ John l.ytl" Scale*. of Aldeu Bridge, Im The date selected for the marriage of i Governor Patjersou sml Mis* Mary KussH' Gardner, of ( ulou. city? I* Saturday. He I eemlwr 7. The ocen*inn will tie one of brll tin nee, and the company attending will In* reprcheiitatlvf of the social world of Ten* tlPSSee. Major E. C. Lewis lias Issini! Invitations to i -* *■ ’*“*— l-'i FURNITURE, MATTINGS, RUGS CARMICHAEL-TALMAN FURNITURE CO. “The Store That Saves You Money” 74-76 Whitehall Street entertained frequently during her ntny Aniiilsltlon* to Atlanta society will'he Mr. » Mis* lues Felder, of Amerleus. Ga.. is now visiting her father In that city. Mr. and Mr*. Williamson hnve a heautlful heme hi { Nashville, near the handsome residence of | her brother, Mr. Thomas J. Fehlpr, iu the MitrphJ' addition. 3Irs. Grahtlnml Blee am) little daughter are In Auierleiis, Ga.. to visit Mrs. Florence Hollis until the middle of HpcoujIh' Wediie^'da.w r evening, Novwnher rt. Mis’* Margaret' Wiirner will give her A. dlnoer nt Itenraw with coyer* hlld, for tweotFrmir. Mr. and Jilr*. TK Hhelhy WIHIamV ihdnit dunce tor her at the Watauga 4’lnb Tues day evening Wa* a brJIUniu event of tho Week. . ■ VALDOSTA. Mr. W. H. UUvef, of this rity, and Mlsa Annie Tint**, of Estlll. H. C., were married in the latter Hty Wednesday evening, No vember 13, nt 6 o'clock. At the same time oeeurnil the marriage of n brother of MhM Then* to a young lady prominent In the so cial life of the South i nrolhin town. Both couple* left Immediately nfter the eeretuo- uie* for a tour of Florida resort*. Mr. ond Ml*. Oliver will he at home to their frieuds In thl* Hty after the 18th Inst. A delightful fortnightly meeting of the Mr. II infitatioh* yefteMay to the debut I! dance of their daughter. ^||ce Gertrnde {Ktaltb, on Wcilnemlny evening Novemtier 120, at 9 o'clock at tue Watauga Club, Mr. and Mm. G. N. Tillman have Issiied I invitation* to a dance TbnrMlny evening. f Nmemher 14. U> meet their daughter, Mis* Catherine Tillman, at Tfl!m*u j»l«e%-. Invitation* have lieen issueil hr Mrs. G. I N. Tlllntau to u buffet luncheon at 1 o’clock Thursday, November 14, to meet her dough- A FACT ABOUT THE “BLUES’ 5 What Is known as tho ••Blues” Is seldom occasioned by actual exist-' Ine external conditions, but In tho great majority of cases by a dis ordered LIVER.— y THIS IS A FACT which may be demonstra ted by trying a course of Tu Wilis TheycoatrolafidrefcuUrte the LIVER* They bring hope and bouyancy to the mind. They Lrfnc health and clastic* Ity to tho body, TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE* W. H, Webster arranging an excellent pro grain. The rejwrt of Mr*. W. H. West, dele gnte to the recent meeting of the Finlera- tlon of null*, held nt Tlfton, wn* ni'elved. The member* of the Hub are delighted nt the acceptance of the Invitation from thl* thl* Ht h0 <1 1 ,,CXt fet,e r afl °M hating In Mr*. U II. Wnrllck returned Tlmmd.ay from a vlalt of *everal week* to relative* and frieuds nt Maron. Mr*. M A. Morgan nnd her guest. Mis* Opal Klder, «f Macon, visited White Hprlng* till* week. Mrs. K. G. Hurdmnn, of Commerce, On., I* .vlstlng her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Grirrin, In thl* Hty. Bcv. Carl Minor, formerly nnstor nf the Hr*t Baptist church in thl* city, hnt now In charge of the First Baptl*t church at Moultrie, arrived In the Hty thl* week, and Is helping the local committees in perfect ing the pinna for tho entertainment of vis itor* to the meeting of the Hfnte Baptist convention, which convene* here on the lust. Mis* El rlsJr of Nome weel .. Mr. nnd Mr*. Nam Jones have returned to thHr home In thl* Hty after resldlug for ■ Oklal " *—* side here In" future. Mr. Ham C. ('arson nml bride, of Atlanta, were the giie*t* here this week of the famllv of thplr brother, Hr. C. C. ('arson. Tho young couple were married In Atlnutn Inst Wednesday. Mis* Fearl I^wl* has returned to her i home lu re after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. I John C. Holme*, In Macon. Mis* Mcc Young has returned from visit to Atlanta. Mrs. Y. It. Beasley, of Tnuipa. ,FI«. t I* visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Stapler, In this Hty. Hr. J. I*. Prescott and bride. „f I^iko Park, were In the Hty thl* week, having Just returned from their bridal tour. Mis* Belle limit returned thl* wi*ek fr«.... a visit of some tnouth* to various Florida points, where she wnj the gue*t uf friend*. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of MONTGOMERY, ALA. Mr*. Mark Hanna, daughter of Hr. Iler- nuberg. of Wanhlugfoii. surgeon general of the I idf***l State* army, who ha* rei*eiitly moved to Montgomery to make her home. I* a talented musician and n charming woman. Mr. Iluumi Is a nephew of the late Senator Mark Hanna. Ml** Kate Steiner ha* gone to New York for several week*. She will visit friend* In Georgia liefore returning home. Mis* In mile Pickett I* visiting her aunt In Athtuto. Miss Anna Pelser I* the guest of Ml** Fannie Gunn. In Birmingham. The friends of ex-Govemor Gate* will be glad to kuuw that he is convalescing Pfrom a severe Illness. I Oo You Burn Goal in a Grate Basket? THEN LOOK! LOOK! HOUSEKEEPERS' FRIEND! Patent attachment to a grate basket for . heating irons, water and cooking. This is the only attach ment that is adjustable. For sale hy all leading dealers. Price 75c. Agents wanted. Address, HOUSEKEEPERS’ FRIEND. CO., 210 Gould Building, Atlanta, Ga. ... And th. ATLANTA SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY. Atlinte, Ga. Oldest and Largest South. Positions secured. Enter Now. Catalog Free b»vn*. hu* lieen spending n few day* In the . Hy. MI** Mary Ellen Karri* ‘wa* nmongThc guest*, from Montgomery, who attended the senior hop at Pnucetou Friday, Mr*. Cwm. Alnbamn division. Fulled ughtem of the Confederacy, route down from Binuhlgb.nm to utteiid the Confederate reunion. Hbv was the gnevt of Mr*. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Court street. K. H. Hardwick hu* announced the cp- gngcuicnt of hi* daughter. Atgle Marjorie, JK; Hill. The wedding will take nnnomireuiptit will be of it to (fcorglnns. a* well ... Hill's mother *.r«* n M ugnsta, mid I* also clonHy i I^Vvt. of Mobile. The iuN*lnl cv«*nt of the reunion wr* the reception given the Yeferanu and J4oii* of \eternu* Miilncxdry evening at tl»e Hty hall by the Itaughrrr* of the ('onfmlcrary. '1 he matrous of honor, c|m|M>ron*. sponsoro and uuhl* n**i«r.<| (u entertaiultig th** —. -—y— elfy’s guest*. Among those lu the receiving tuitcl States army, stationed at New Ur- Hue were Mrs. LaSalle Gorbvll Pickett. widow of the Into General George E. Pick ett; Mr*. Charles G. Brown, of Birming ham. president of the Alnltnmn division of the Culted Daughter* of tue Confederacy; Mr* It. It. IP***. ..f Auburn, vice president of the Ain Iwnut division. Fulled Daughters of the Confederacy. Pari* has a shop for the sate of the hair of famous (>eople. B»"cry lock Is guaran teed genuine, nnd no less than £4 Is rc- incHt.nl for it mere snippet from tho ... tjsg* r • - of the great Na|Ndi>oa. ■ i»e* rules sternly n * ‘ posslhls to swuri _ of the oar or the kni*; lies. hair of certain SS£ WAXINE For floor, and woodwork. GEORGIA PAINT A CLASS CO. 40 Peachtree St.-ceL