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xtlJh A J liAMA UfivMUlAA AJSU KKWB, SOCIETY... Air a. George C. Ball, Editor. Selene Armatrong, A ,,i. t , nl> Mrs. Paul E. Wilkea, Aaalatants. uhmmhw>wwhhhh>hhiiihhmimh AND WOMAN’S INTERESTS THE TRUTH ABOUT IT. When 1 nay I think you sweeter Than ever maid before you. And sing that 1 adore you, O, please do not believe me; For It’* only rhyme and meter Written to relieve me— I don’t really think you’re sweeter. deep, sublime. It Is likely that the rhyme Was twined around your name In that amatory' fashion ’Cause the rhythm lit the sntne— I don’t sizzle much with passion. If I really loved a woman I think I’d not rehears«« The whole affair In verse. But put the rase before her In some manner less Inhuman— Why th* devil should I bore her, If I really loved the woman? —Don Marquis In Uncle Remus’s Mag- Mine.. MRS. LEARY’8 LUNCHEON. One of the happy Informal affairs of the week will be the luncheon at which Mr». T. W. Leary will entertain Tues day' at her attractive home on Ponce DeLeon avenue. The occasion will as semble about twelve young women to meet Mrs. Leary’s guest. Miss Mary It. Sullivan, of Plainfield, X. J. MRS. AM8DEN’? RECEPTION. Mrs. Lyman J. Amsden has Issued Invitations to a reception for Friday afternoon. December 6. from 3 to 5 o’clock at her home, 380 North Boule vard. The occasion will be one of the most elaborate und beautiful of the week, two hundred guests having been In vited. The color scheme of decoration will be pink and white, and Mrs. Amsden will be assisted In the entertainment of her guests by Mrs. A. McD. Wilson. Mrs. W. D. Kills, Mrs. Robert Zahner, Mrs. William II. Patterson, Mrs. L. P. Stephens, Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. B. F. Cobb, Mrs. 8. C. Dinkins, Mrs. J. Levin. Mrs. J. N. Bateman, Mrs. D. I. Carson, Mrs. Denman The following attractive girls will serve punch: Misses Halite Kills, Kate Peters, Bessie Wetseger, Miss Uhett, of Columbus; Miss Luella Malsby, Mlsa Gladys Levin and Miss Gall Hethertngton, of Kansas City. MRS. DAVI80N TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Beaumont Davison will give a bridge luncheon next Friday In honor of her guest. Miss Elizabeth Davison, of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Davison will spend some time at the home of Mrs, Davison, on Juniper street, and will he delightfully entertained while In the city. MR. AND MR8. JOHN H. MULLIN TO ENTERTAIN. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Mullln will entertain Tuesday evening at their home. 158 Highland avenue, at a de lightful inuslcale complimentary to the past masters, officers nnd their wives of the Gate City lodge, No. 2, «f Free and Accepted Masons. Mr. Mul lln will give several charming vocal numbers. Mrs. Charles Hhehlon will contribute piano selections, and Mr. F. o. Foster will add to the pleasure of the evening by one of his attractive readings. An elaborate buffet supper will be served during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mullln’s guests will In clude Dr. and Mrs. John Z. Lawshe, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 11. Jeffries, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dickey, Judge and Mrs. John R. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Greenffeld, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sim mons, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward P. Wood, Mr. nnd Mrs. James T. Wright, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel K. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Talley B. Graves, Mr. Cicero A Peek, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Daniel. Mr. Walter D. Walt. Mr. and Mrs. Heard W. Dent, Mr. John A. Brice, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Saul. Mr. Macon C. Sharp, Mr. Raymond Daniel, Mr. and Hr*. F. O. Foster nnd Mr. Charles Sheldon. A88I8TING MISS TURNER. One of the happy events of the week will be the informal afternoon tea at which Miss Fannie Turner will enter tain Wedneaday In honor of Miss Ethel Newcomb, who during her visit to Miss Sun Stephens la being delightfully en tertained. Assisting MIhh Turner In receiving will be her mother, Mrs, J. D. Turner, Mis* Turner, Ml*s Stephens and Miss Newcomb. Miss Annie Hall anil Mrs. Bert Ad nms will serve tea, and assisting In the entertainment of the guesta be Misses Ray Schleslnger, Natalie Hammond, Edwlna Behre and May Pagett. IN HONOR OF MI88 PAGETT. MImb May Pagett, one of the most at tractive brldes-elect of the month, will be honor guest at a number of pretty parties during the present week. Tue*- dny afternoon Miss Eugenia Harper, at the home of her sister, Mrs. John J. Simpson, In West End, will give In Miss Pagett’* honor a bridge t*M. Sixteen of the friends of />e young hostess und honor guest wJJI be Invited to play bridge and the same number will call later for tea. Thursday Miss Florence Fain will give a luncheon In Miss Pagett’s honor, the guests to Include Misses May and Annie Lou Pagett, Kdna Frederick of Marshnllvllle. Fannie Turner. Minnie Atkinson and Mattie Mlcheal of Mon- Mrs. Byron King’s bridge party will be a happy event of Friday, the guests to Include on this occasion Miss May Pagett. Miss Annie IjOU Pagett, Miss Kdnn Frederick of Marshall villa. Miss Minnie Atkinson, Miss Fuitnle Turner, Miss Eugenia Harper. Miss Florence Fain, Miss HusIe’Faln, Miss Edith Fish er. Miss Willie Russell Law. Mrs. Ed ward Foster, Mrs. Fred Appleby, Mr*, arl King, Mr*. Charles King. Mrs. ,eon Champion. Mrs. Percy Putnam and Mrs. Wulter Burnwell. A DINNER PARTY. The member* of the Y. P. F. Club gave a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Juckson on the Cheshire Ridge road. The handsome country residence was decorated in bamboo, fruits and flow ers. Miss Grace Jackson nnd Miss Nora Beam assisted In * eritertalnlng the guests. Mis* Jackson was In brown silk and Miss Beam wore blue voile. The punch bowl was presided over by Miss Ohloe Hannan and Miss Min nie Paden. Miss Harman wore white silk and Miss Paden was In cream voile and lace. An elaborate dinner wns served In the dining room, and the punch bowl] was arranged In the reception ball Those present we Maysou, Mabel May Pearl Walters, Nora Jones. Chi Clara May Cheshire, Emily Smith, j TO MI8S NEWCOMB. Among the pretty pnrtlei with which the week's social calendar la filled are several to MIkb Ethel Newcomb, the guest of Mbs Nan Stephens. Tuesday Mins Annie Hall will give for her a lovely luncheon at which cov ers will be laid for ten. Miss Fannlo Turner's tea will be a pleasant event of Wednesday, and on Thursday Miss Nan Stephens will en tertain at tea from 4 to 6 o’clock. Friday afternoon Mrs. MrCariey and Mrs. McWhorter Milner will give a bridge at which Miss Newcomb will bo honor guest. WEDDING OF MISS PASCHALL AND MR. J. A. M’NEILL. An Interesting social event of the week will be the marriage of Miss Lu- cile Paschall and Mr. James Alexan der McNeill, of New York, which will takft place Thursday evening, Decem ber 6, at 0 o'clock at the home of the bride’s parent*, Mr. ami Mrs Walter G. Paschall, on Highland avenue. The wedding will be a quiet affair, at which only the families of the young people will be present. For Baby’s Skin Used upon the body of the infant, Krom Soap is at once sooth ing and stimulating. Rashes, Milk Crust, Prickly Heat, Chafing or other skm irrita tions will yield per fectly to its curative powers. Itaseptizes the skin and prevents conta gion. It is pure and neutral, and is scien tifically medicated, so that its use from the beginning of the child’s life is insur ance against all skin ills. DINNER DANCE AT CLUB. The dinner dance given at the Pied mont Driving Club Saturday evening uu« the first of a series which will be enjoyed this winter by Atlanta’s young society contingent, and was a great success. A delicious dinner was served the guests at 7:45 o’clock In the large din ing room, among the gentlemen enter taining at dinner being Mr. James H. Nunnally, Mr. Thomas J. Lyon, Mr. Brutus Clay, Mr. W. H. Leaman, Mr. H. B. Adams, Mr. W. P. Ellsworth, Mr. J. F. Kiser, Mr. J. F. Meador. Mr. F. E. Cailuwuy, Mr. Reuben Arnold, Mr. Austell Thornton. Mr. John Hill, Mr. J. G. Miller, Mr. E. C. Peters, Mr. David Kirkland, Mr. Watson, Mr. Jas. R. Riley, Mr. Eugene Haynes. Mr. R. F. . Miller, Mr. Milton Dargan. Mr. D. B. Harris, Mr. Hunt Chlpley. Mr. E. B. Williams, Mr. J. D. Rhodes. Mr. Stuart Boyd. Mr. E. T. Dickey. Mr. Arthur Clark, Mr. Dunbar Roy, Mr. Lynn Wer ner. Mr. Frank orme, Mr. Fulton Col ville. Mr. Andrew Calhoun, Mr. J. B. Connally, Mr. Hugh Robinson. Mr. Jo seph Ralne, Mr, K. R. Austin. Mr. A. J. n. Mr. J. G. Hollenbeck, Mr. W. R. Jennlson, Mr. Thornton Marye. Dr. pffel-yuellensteln, Mr. J. G. Ogles by. Jr., and Mr. Madison Bell. The dining room was henutlfully d ■ated with palms and chrysanthe mums, and In the ball room smllax and hrysunthemums were used In pro lusion. JCcomSoafi 28c cakes at druggists kSStS-l’&S Scalp. Wife* tot fr*« copy. DR. J. J. KROM CO. ATLANTA. CA. id file THANKSGIVING AT JACKSON HILL SCHOOL. The members of Juckson Hill Home School observed Tlrnnksglvlng by en- Mlsses Zeliim 1 1< rtalning ten of the girls of the Home ,\<mt Beam, | for rr | end | osa . The following |>rugram for their en- Zelma White, Lottie Umler. Krma j terlHlnmeiit was given, some of the (’lemunt. .Minnie I’ailen, (irate Jnrkaon. ha I rone of the ichool being present: Mamie Huddleston. Jennie May Callo. Thanksgiving—By school, wav, I,izxlo Hargrove, Messrs. Paid! 1 'omposltlon—Origin and Henetits ot Butler, tamls Harman, Wilson Paden. I Thanksgiving—Bebekah Divine and John Austin, Claude Jones, Sum Har-1 Annie Nix. nmn, J, Ma.on, T. M. Haygood. I _ Speeches—Willie Nix and W. ' Frazier Jackson, Cl veian 1 Odell. Ray- ! Dodge MRS. 8HAW’8 MATINEE PARTY. Mrs. R. K. Shaw- will entertain at a matinee party on Tuesday afternoon, nt the Grand, In honor of her guest, Mrs. Augustus King, of Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Shaw will entertain ten guests on this occasion. PITT’S CARMINATIVE RELIEVES AND CURES SICK BASIES of «l I Stomach, Bowel in J Teething Trouble*. I ti* Plerwnt— Harmless. Any druulat, 25 cent* per bottle. n.ond West. Melvin Curter. J. M. Toole, Robert Poyden and Mr. and Mrs. Jack, son. ALLEN-ADAMS. Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Young Allen, of Thomnston, Ga., announce the en gagement of their daughter. Edna Eliz abeth. to Mr. Willis Elmo Adams. The marriage Is to take place late In De cember. MR8. SMITH’8lNFORMAL TEA. Haturduy afternoon Mrs. \V. T. Smith, at her home at Inman Park, entertained a few friends Informally at a charming tea complimentary to Mrs. W. F. Ezell, of Pulaski. Tenn.. who, with Mr. Ezell, has recently come Jo Atlanta to make this city her future home. Mrs. Smith received her guests In a becoming toilet of soft white silk, trim med w ith black lace. Mrs. Ezell wore a handsome gown of black silk, with hlte lace on the corsage. Alias Snook presided at the tea table, wearing a pretty costume of pale blue silk, trim med with w hile lace. Delightful refreshments were served during the afternoon. Recitations—Mildred Howard, Annie May Nix and Rebekah Divine. Pumpkin Gobldins—Josephine Joel, Donald Obordorfer, Nannie n’Donohoo, Virginia Cherry, Gene Nays, Mildred Howard, W. A. Dodge. Thanksgiving .-mug* Interspersed the program. Harvest Bountles —School. The ribbons were won by Mildred Howard and Willie Nix. The program being ended, a bounti ful Thanksgiving.tllnnrr was partaken «>f by these teti children and the mem bers of the school. Believing it Is more blessed to give than receive, each girl was given a bundle of clothing and a box of candy. A PLEASANT SMOKER EEM Medicated tobacco or cigarettes cure for catarrh, asthma. 10c at cigar and drug stores. CONCERT AT WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH. The second number on the entertain ment course of the Wesley Memorial church will be furnished by the Charles Edward Clarke company Tuesday even ing. The company 1** headed by Mr Charles Edward Clark w ide exp* BEAUTIFUL WEDDING OF MI88 8TEELE AND MR. POWERS. Th© week Just past closed brilliantly with the wedding of Miss Alice Steele and Mr. Ray Rivlngton Powers, which took place on Saturday evening at St. Lukes Episcopal church. The bridal party entered the church at 9 o’clock to the strains of Lohengrin’s wedding march, the ushers entering first. Miss Elizabeth . High, the mahl of honor, come In alone. Immediately preceding the bride, who entered with her father. At the altar they were met by Mr. Powers and his best man, Mr. Stlinp- son. of Seattle. The ushers were Judge William D. Ellis, Mr. George Dexter. Mr. John E. Murphy. Mr. J. J. Eagan, Mr. For rest Adair nnd .Mr. Frank IlAwklns. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Nelson, assisted by Rev. Dr. C. B. Wllmer. A reception at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Steele followed the weed ing. A hundred guests were entertain- 1 at the reception. The wedding was a white and green function, great quantities of lovely white lilies and roses and a wealth of green being used in the decorations, both at the residence and Ait the church. Lilies were used in the vases on the altar, alternated with silver ran- j delabra holding w axen tapers. Palms j and ferns were banked around the altar and In the organ niche, clusters of lilies I being intermixed with the green. Sum- ; pended above the altar were garlands j of bamboo which fell downward to-* ward the green bunk below, producing ! an elaborate floral effect. Clusters of lilies, knotted with tulle streamers,) marked the pews of the reception guests. At the residence, the decorations were also In white and green. In the j drawing room, where the bride and groom stood to receive congratulations white lilies were the only flowers. The mantel whs hnnked In smllax, caught with lilies, and over the windows the smllax trailed. In the dining room the buffet and mantel wore. adorned In ferns nnd white flowers. The Hitting room was In white chrysanthemums, and there punch was served from a cut glass bowl, atnld a mound of tropical fruits. The bride’s table In the dining room is a symphony In white. Laid with damask doth nnd Cluny lace mat?, with n plateau of lilies In the center, and with the silver and crystal dishes and compotes, the cut glass and crys- andelabrn holding wax tapers, the table wns very beautiful. Seated around It. with the bride nnd groom, was a party of Intimate friends, these being Miss Mabel Powers. Miss Elsa High. Miss Flguierra, Miss Rebecca Raoul Miss Isma Dooly, Miss Louise *. Miss Nellie Howard. Miss Mary Brent Smith, Miss Elizabeth Adair. Mr. Ben Steele, Mr. John Glenn. Mi*. St Imps on, Mr. Brown of New York: Mr. Storm, of Wilmington; Mr. James Alexander, Mr. Ronald Ransom, Mr. Stanley Matthewson, Air. Edward Alfriend, Mr. Vlftinuol Sheer and Aft. Thomas Kenan. The place cards had the guest’s name In silver letters, and thrust through the ribbon bows were sprays of orange blossoms. The health of the bride and groom was drunk from a sliver loving cup, j the gift of the groom’s fraternity chap-1 ter at Cornell. The bride’s cake Stock-Reducing Sale W omen’s Suits, Coals and Furs $39.75 to $75.00 “Sam ple” Suits for $35.00. We offer a line of exquisitely beautiful Tailored Suits of flnent chiffon cloths, In blues, browns and blacks; worth up to $5J, $65 und $75, for $35.00 $35.00 to $45.00 “Sample” Suits for $25.00 Smart, stylish tailor-made In newest most effective cent chiffon broadcloth, In bluet-, :»i blacks; worth $35 to $40; spe sum [/les" styles, of >\\ ns and Great $25.00 Sale Coats Ladles’ smart three-quarter Coats of {.ilk-finished kerseys and broadcloths; collarless, trimmed and untrlmmed styles; reds, tans, modes and blacks. $12.50 /jML **££*2*5 Ladies’ Smart Black Broadcloth Coats. Very swell, three-quarter models, silk or satin lined, $20 and $25 Misses’ Coats—12, 14, 16 and 18 Years. Tight-fitting, nobby styles; worth one- third more, special, $20.00 Exquisite Lace and Net Waists for $5 Beautiful styles Indies’ ecru lace and net Waists; lace und medallion trimmed. silk lined; charming models; just one and two of a kind; $7.50 styles For $5.00 Sale Fine Furs for Holiday Gifts Regular $ 7.50 Fur Scarfs for $ 5.00 Regular 8.50 Fur Scarfs for.... 6.50 Regular 12.50 Fur Scarfs for.... 7.50 Regular 15.00 Fur Scarfs for 10.00 Regular 17.50 Fur Scarfs for.... 12.50 Regular 18.75 Fur Scarfs for.... 13.50 Regular 23.00 Fur Scarfs for.... 15.00 Regular 25.00 Fur Scarf* for.... 17.50 Regular 30.00 Fur Scurfs for.... 20.00 Regular 32.50 Fur Scarfs for,...25.00 Regular 37.60 Fur Scarf* for.... 29.75 And bo on. M. HIGH COMPANY and carried a bouquet of Klllarney rose*. Mrs. Steele wore a French gown of hand-embroidered white chiffon cloth und point lace. Mrs. E. J. Powers, the mother of the groom, wore a black lace gown, the corsage trimmed in duchesse und rose point. Miss Mabel Powers wore a pale blue chiffon gown embroid ered In gold nnd trimmed In point lace. The beauty and magnificence of the toilettes worn by the Indies present added much to the handsome occasion. After the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Powers, accompanies by a party of friends, went to Marietta, where their pretty new h.#me awaited them, making the trip in an automobile. Mrs. Pow ers wore tinder her automobile coat an Imported gown of bronze cloth com- j bined with chiffon velvet In several | shade* of brown. Her hot was of mink fur, a* were the muff and boa worn j with the pretty costume. magic ring, thimble and dime, and souvenirs of the weeding, pretty boxes of "dream** caka were given. A buffo SOUTH CAROLINA D. A. R. The twelfth annual conference of the South Carolina Daughters of the Revo lution came to an end on Friday night with a beautiful reception given by the cut for the j local chapter of the Children of the GET READY FOR XMAS We iire eagerly awaiting the opportunity to put yon in touch with all the latest and best in Christmas Gifts for lf)07. We are offering the best products of the most reliable manufactures, and a certain assur ance of high quality and honest worth in every arti cle. Our varied and very complete assortment in sures satisfactory selections in all cases and really appropriate and desirable gifts for either old or young may he found in abundance. We offer our holiday goods at a uniform scale of very reasonable prices, assuring the buying public that our price- marks have but one meaning, and that is honest values. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Jewelers 37 Whitehall St. Of gUCM eptb’ nnd ability, surpassed I "upper by no baritone cm the concert stage 1 """ * The other members of the company are fall experienced artists of the highest j order. Miss Edith Adams, vloloncel- list, known not only throughout Amer- | lea, but also abroad, as a finished muni- h'lan nnd charming girl; Mrs. Mulme | Holme* Thompson, a soprano with a j wonderfully sweet voice and command ing stage presence, and Mr. William ; Hrhart Snyder, pianist, who has had j long experience both us a teacher ami t is it successful concert performer. These four artist* will present a I progratn*that will be composed entirely of music, but such music as will be within the reach of all to enjoy. Mr. Clarke will give for one number "The punish Duel Scene,” a reading large assemblage Miss Louise Hawkins was Inner of the ring; Miss Elsa High received the dime, and the thimble fell to Air. Stimpson. A notable handsome feature of the was the display of wedding which was one of the bund- BIRMINGHAM, ALA *n at an Atlanta wedding this Mr. and Mrs. T. «\ Tbompw The gifts were arranged on *\* nl 2* ‘ TSIVum • * ilmuniv J on elaborate reception and cotll.In thogan> tables. the| lHjM j U| ^ j Bfo msiety their daught Thompson, ^uni In eomjtlUtu dution. at Charleston. The little folk, garbed in continental costumes, danced the minuet for their delighted guests, and afterwards served refresh- Charleston has probably A Handsome Gift A chatelaine purse in gold or silver adds to a woman’s toilette a distinctive touch of ele gance, and then, too, it is a thing on which she soon becomes so dependent that her attachment for it grows almost sentimental. For Christmas we are showing some exqui sitely dainty purses, both in gold and silver, which arc not expensive, and the* variety mounts to heavily jeweled bags in exclusive designs, than which there is no gift suggestion more beautiful, Davis & Freeman, JEWELERS. sister of tho bride, ns ninld of honor. ,, . , , , , , , Misses Bessie Brown. Bessie Mji.v s. Charleston has probably never ; n,omp*on, Sndle Gillespie. Settle Xn tiers, so many brilliant social function* j Marjorie Weatherly, He** Holdrldge, of in four day* a* marked the conference | Medina. N. Y., and Eugenia Smith, of of the South Carolina Daughter*. They I’rnttvllle, A!*., as bridesmaid*. Alls* l»b k meet at Sumter next year. the i'll U ! The the it nd Of her chiffon i fa the rlth some e oh polished -urfa« enha hich reflected and ; .! the beauty of the many lovely Mu their hot ‘ if Uei > of 1 »« j thing* on dlspta ; The hi ide wore si Beers gown of j white f-.din, lavishly hund-embrolder- j ed ti\li!b- and finished with point ap plique ! ■ e. She wore a court train j of whit* tulle embroidered In crystals fund sll\ . the same worn on the occa- whlch Max Heinrich has written an ao- Mon of 1 . r presentation last year at the oompanlment for the piano which will S , t * * ; he played by Mr. Snyder, together with ' v ! »t a chaplet id ligato w hich 1ms been espe- ' The Nina ad F.I iratio creed during the evening. Mr nnd Mr*. \V. Y..M. Robert*- Mined nt dinner Saturday rtr.lned U "tih j din*; trip of' several week* Mr. and M.p. *«,!«> j Ion*** will make Birmingham their homo. •Mis*! Ann*ng the many entertainment* given to Mr. ami Mr*, .lone* preceding the wedding >iere a progressive dinner Monday evening t the t’ountrv t’luh with Ml** May t’olUni , !-«te.«; Mi** Bessie Brown’* hmciicou •u Saturday: Mr. Houston Havin' coaching mrtv to the Auburn Alabama font hit II -it the l«tb. and Mr. and Mr*. W. M option on the evening l»ef« guest of Mr*. Jamc* Ktaey. The member* of the r.ovidn nub an olnltorute bird supper and ilntioe Friday evening oompllmentary to the j ladle*. It prove | to hr qiilfr } | *m everyone present* enjoying It most ottghly. Lillian Logan, of Atlanta. Mi** Ilobb* Mini felznii R iue ek- Oat i-ddhig vrltton for Ml** Adam* bv Mr.! Niven ! The I fon at dally Heinrich. BAZAAR AT MAJESTIC. j The Ladles* Guild of the First Moth- j •Mjj,*t church w ill hold a bazaar Wed- j nesdav of next week In the parlor* of j the Hotel Majestic. Fancy article* especially suitable fot holldav gift* will hi- on sale, and the! patronage of the public I* cordially in-| vlt.nl. The proceed* of the bazaar will g< to tli« maintenance of n trained at Wesley House. -f orange bh t she carried a bouquet Ids and lilies. j Rev. Or. id of honor wore a white chif-1 Fulghum ice gow n made empire rt;i Fulghum sunt Mr. t'hnrle* Harsh were marrl.il Thursday t the home of tin* bride'* pn tut Mr*. AI ui* 1 1 W«.od Fulghum. tl feinting. Ml** Frankie Met’rory. of Foilege Park. of Allas Mary Go.slrum Jnst Frld ■ f tin t temh'd Moody i id he ML, no lit-* of ho CHILDREN "Teething ties tde No folio' leorge Froikibank rwelved Monday •rmMiii from 3 to 5 o'clock in honor of »tn!n and Mrs. Matthew’ t Smith. !'. S. ,\**i*ting Mr*. Crulkslinnk In receiving her debutante daughter. Ml** Mary f »rgo Cruikslmiik, and Mr*. Walter Gtii- of Tu«*. alooMi, About 15) guest* called lug the receiving hour*. Is* Grave Ilardie entertained on Momlny •moot, for Ml** Alberta Fulghum. r. and Mr*. It. D. rnrrnn and ML* tliiie Curran, of New Urlenus. will nt- I the Southern Club reeentlon on h lag Kie. 'nnnie Mm* Howell, of Atlanta, is Hitfik-gh Mis* Fa the gi deal. V ■Plain and Mr Job i Mr*. Bradley J. Maunder *.1 and refreshtiw Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, Afignkl preparation for face, neck, arm* *nd hand* Makrstheskio like you want it. Dor«it (namrv meat Notatickjorzrwuy. It’sharraleM.ckan.retrwIung. Can’t be detected. L’aeittnot .in* a aJn mgbt. Whiter,Spring.Summer,F*U. Sampiei'KEtt. lgroaUlg.C».4J& Fifth:>t.Brooklyn.^ Y DELICIOUS HOT LNCHEON. The ladle* of the Fnitarlnn church till serve, at a nominal price, a two- hot lunch Tuesday, Ikvembei Mt*c Winclnxv’c ba* been used for >< v«*d dur lUib* fTlilMUW a over FIFTY Y KARS j the mar C-«.. br MILLIONS <), Mi-« wil.-f- iSWr-n.. itaiitlilrr .if Mr ami SOOtnlnsr Syrup MOTHERS roll «r<. wmuw Mtrl.m lil.lOTmi. »■«, ul d J r TIICIRCH liPKKI* brilliant church event of Thursday etening. WHIL1 TEETHING WITH FtRFECT SFC-i which took place at the First Method!*! : CESS. IT sOOTHBS THE CHILD. SOFTENS THE GUM>, ALLAYS ALL 1*AIN. CURES WIND coile-and L the BEST P.EMKU-' i'OR DIARKlltEA. sold by druggteU In every part of th© church. formed the Per wedding party. Including ML* Ellen IK -k j | from l- to 2 o'clock. In the basement j #wl*L j of the church, corner of Spring and j . *. ^ . n ... ;«'nin street*. The following menu will Twenty-five Cents A Bottle, i be served: ‘'reamed chicken, mashed 1 Guaranteed under the Fare Food nnd potatoes, cranberry jelly, hot home- ‘ Dm* act. June JO. 1J06. Serial nuru. made roils, coffee and kiss pudding. itc-r lOtft. Cheney’s Expectorant cures j coughs, colds. La Grippe and: croup. 60 years on the market. 1 All druggists. 25c. *t* of friends In the city. NEWNAN. i. Holmes Cheney, of Atlanta. t*ra' day* last week with Mr*. uttertafned at a trend- guest evening. Mr. and Mr*. B. T. Thompson. Sir*. T. Go,Minim ami Mr. Tommie Thompson a tended the funeral of Mr. A. L. Kontz Atlanta last Kttnday afternoon. Mr*. George Ramey mid children, of A lanta. «pent a few day* last week \'i’ Mr*. E. S. Dent. ML* Mnwell* Brewster, of College I’.iri was the «ue*t of Mr*. W. T. Laze a by la Sunday. A delightful affair of the past week wn the domino party with which Mr. nnd Mi E. It. Ilent complimented their guest. ML * ■ * vllle. The tim id palms. Fun* Hrinai Atklnuot ege. *|M»nr Sunday with her mat Estelle Eellttr. t»f Grant vllle. nth*' visit in Atlanta. JAP-A-LAC All rolor*—all size,. GEORGIA PAINT & CLASS CO, 40 Peaehtraa Street. • .