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AUjAiVx'A (i i'j( litti 1 A \ AAD .NliU o. "3- At the Business EXPOSITION Now Being Held at the MOWER-HOBART ' CO. STORES 1 and 3 South Broad St. Expert Demonstrators from all of the Exhibitors of office furniture and business appliances are there to show you how money, time and energy can be saved. Drop in and learn how to utilize all' your space with Globe- Wernecke Systems and have everything right at hand. ✓ YOU ARE WELCOME. {SOCIETY] MISS LOUISE VAN HARLINGEN IN SERIES OF CONCERTS. The many friends of Miss Louise Van Harlingen will be Interested to know thn* she will give a series of Concerts tinder the auspices of the Southern Concert and Lecture Bureau, Pinging in Georgia and Florida cities. Mies Van Harlingen** voice, since her return from New York, where she studied under William Nelson Burrltt, has been a constant delight to Atlanta music lovers. It is a high clear so prano. beautifully trained, and with h r musical talent Miss Van Harlingen • ••nibine* a most lovable personality, vhlch assures her success in concert vork. Associated with her as accompanist is Mr. Mayer, who Is well known In Atlanta. * Professor Richard Schllowen, the great violinist whose residence here Is such an acquisition to musical clr- e’es. Is associated with Miss Van Har lingen under the auspices of the Con cert and Lecture Bureau. They will appear In concert at the Military In stitute in Barnesvllle during the latter part of the week, when the program will be as follows: Plano—March Hongrolse, Kowalski— Mr. Mayer. Violin—(a) Andante Concerto, Men delssohn: (b) Original Hungarian, Hansen—Mr. Schlelwen. Soprano—(a) "My Lover He Comes On the Skee." Claugh-Lelghtcr; (b) "When Cel la Sings," Molr—Miss Van Harlingen. Plano— (a) Belceuse. Hoffman: (b) T.n Linde Cubanlta. Mayer; (c) Valse Chromatic, Godard—Mr. Mayer. Violin—(a) Cavatina, y Bohm; (b) Zir.ennelwelsen, Foraface—Mr. Schlel- Soprano—(a) Nina, Pergolese: (b) Caro Nome, Verdi—Miss Van Harlin gen. V Plano—Tremolo, Gottachalk — Mr. Mayer. MISS SPEEDS DANCE. Christmas night, at Segadlo’s, Miss Silvey Speer will give a large dancing party. DANCE AT SEGADLO'S SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The young dancing set so accustom ed to attending the dances given by Professor Northcutt on Saturday aft ernoons will be glad to know that theso will be continued next Saturday at 4:30 under the auspices of committee No. 2 Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. E. M. Yow, chair man; Mrs, Charles Rice and others will act as chaperons. Refreshments will be served and all those usually attending these dances are cordially Invited to attend. MIHItHIMaHMWWHMMMIIHMIlMIIIMI INVITED TO MEET MISS DAVISON Mrs. Beaumont Davleon’e bridge tea on Friday will be the first of several parties to be given for Jtlss Davison, of Nashville, Tenn.. ivho Is a charming visitor In the city, the guest'of Mrs. Davison. Those Invited to meet the guest of honor on this occasion are Miss Edith Bussell, Miss Salllc Cobb Johnson, Miss Ellse Landrum, Miss Alice Vandiver. Miss Pauline Lewis, .Miss Helen Meeks, of Nashville, Tenn.; Miss Rebecca •Morton, of Memphis; Miss Charles Owens. Miss Mnbel Goodyear. .Miss Bessie Pope, Miss Kile Dargan, Miss Alllne Gentry. Miss Nina Gentry, Miss Mary Brent Smith, Mrs. John Maddox and MrA. John Milam. MRS. BROWN TO ENTERTAIN. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. George M. Brown will give a tea at her home, on Peachtree street, complimentary to the two charming brides, Mrs. Pall I Nor- cross and Mrs. Victor Graves, who were the Misses Holt, of Graham, N. C. and whose double wedding recently was one of the most brilliant social events of the early winter. MISS OLIVER’S DANCING PARTY. Miss Elolse Oliver will give a danc ing party on the evening of December 30. at her home on Peachtree street. This will be one of the many parties which will make the holidays gay for the younger set. MR. ATKINSON'S DANCE. On the evening of December 36, at the Piedmont Driving Club. Mr. Har ry Atkinson, Jr., will give an elaborate dance to his young friends. IN HONOR OF MISSES OTTLEY AND BROWN. Miss .Mary Helen Moody will give a dancing party on the night of Decem ber 27, at Segadlo’s. In honor of Miss Marjorie Brown and Miss Pnssle May Ottley. INMAN PARK BAZAAR. The ladles of the Inman Park Meth odltt church will hold a bazaar all day Friday, the proceeds of the sale to go to the choir fund. The bazaar, at which a variety of pretty hand . made articles and delicious home - made rakes and "infections tvll be offered for sale at a very reasonable price, will be held at the residence of Mrs. S. C. Dobbs in In. tntn Park. executive”MEETING. The regular monthly meeting of the executive board of the Atlanta Worn •n’s Club will be held Friday morning «t 10 o'clock In the Woman’s Club rooms at the Grand. MRS. V. H. KREIGSHABER, Sec. Y. W. C. A. BOARDING HOME. t Th« boarding home of the T. W. *-'• A. has opened Its doors to tho young women of Atlanta under the most favorable conditions. A thoroughly competent lady, whose kindliness of manner and loving heart endear her to those with whom she comes In contact, presides over the' house and makes It In every sense a home. . 'Y°. men ®**t °f town desiring to come *? Atlanta to do their Christmas ahop- Pjn* will And the Y. W„ C. A. home, . ,n ? 21 ">»t Baker street, a charm- h>» Place to board. Brain-feeding is a special need of the hustling American. Try Grapefuts “There’s a Reason.” A PLEASANT SMOKER EEM Medicated tobacco or cigarettes cure for catarrh, asthma. 10c at cigar and drug stores. MRS. HARRIS’ BRIDGE TEA. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dan B. Har ris will entertain at a bridge tea In honor of Mrs. William J. Serrell, the guest of Mrs. Henry Inman. AT THe"yTw. C. A. Those who are busy with their Christmas shopping will find It not only very restful, but helpful, to come up to the association rooms and attend the little prayer and service of ten min utes. Though occurring at the busy noon hour, these services are well attended and much enjoyed. The dining room Is very popular and shippers will llnil here a most delicious lunch at very reasonable rates. BAZAAR AT 62 PEACHTREE. The ladles of the Congregational church will hold a sale of aprons, Taney articles, candy, cakes, preserves, Jellies, pies and’ doughnuts at 62 Peachtree street, all day Friday. The patronage of the public Is cordially Invited. RUMMAGE SALE. The ladles of the Walker Street Methodist church will hold a rummage sale on the corner of Elliott *nd Mitch ell streete Saturday and Monday. Do nations should be sent to 19 Walker street. GUILD "MEETING. The Woman’s 1 Guild of St. Lukes church will meet promptly Friday morning at 10:30 o’clock. All mem bers are requested to attend. MRS. JOSEPH MORGAN, Prea. allenTibley. Miss Tennle Allen, of New Market, and Mr. Howard Sibley, of Huntsville, were married Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride’s father. Dr. A. C. Allen, In New Market. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J, B. Manley, In the presence of a small number of rela tives and friends. J YARBROUGH-WEBB. A pretty affair of Wednesday morn ing; was the marriage of Mis* Annie Yarbrough to Mr. Cleveland Webb, of Lawrenceville, Go., which took place at half after 10 o’clock, at the resi dence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Yarbrough. 433 South Pry or street. Promptly 'at the appointed hour the iSrldal party entered the par lor to the strains of Mendelssohn'** wedding march, beautifully rendered by Mr. Ed Manning, -of Marietta, Ga., and were met before an Improvised al tar of palms by the Rev. H. C. Chris tian, who performed the marriage cere. mons\ The only attendants were Miss Ina Sturkey. of Texas, maid of honor, and Mr. George K. Bagwell, of Lawrence- ville, the groom's best man. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue broadcloth with hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies. The maid of honor wore a green cloth suit with hat to match and carried white carnations. Immediately after the ceremony a de. Hclous salad course with coffee was served. Preceding the entrance of the bri dal party "O Fair, Hweet and Holy" and "Sweethearts" were beautifully render- cd by Miss Ethel Tetter, of Ac worth, Ga.. and Mr. Ed Manning, of Marietta. Mrs. Webb Is the last of four charm. Ing sisters. She numbers her friends by the score, both in Atlanta and Col lege Park, her former home, who re gret that she will In future reside In Lawrenceville. Mr.-Webb Is one of the best known and most popular young men of Law renceville, holding the position of cash ier of the bank. The popularity of this young couple was manifested in the display of nu merous and handsome presents, con spicuous among these being a handsome chest of silver, the gift of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Webb left at noon for a wedding trip to Jacksonville and Palm peach, Fla. There were a number of out-of-town guests present, among these Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Davis, of Montlcello, Ga.; Mrs. E. D. Hllderbrand. of Swansea, S. C., relatives of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Webb and Mr. and Miss Webb, of Lawrenceville, relatives of the groom. OLD MAIDS’ CONVENTION. Thursday and Friday nights, Decem ber 5 and 6. "The Old Maids' Conven tion” will be the attraction at the HemphUI Avenue Methodist church for the benefit of the North Atlanta Bap tist Christmas tree fund. A number of well known ladles of the two churches will assist. The price of admission will be very small, and everybody Is in vited. To those coming from the city, take Luckle to waterworks car and get Hemphill Avenue Methodist church. • ELECTA CHAPTER. Electa Chapter No. 6. O. E. 8., will meet on Friday, December 6, at at Masonic hall, corner Mitchell and Forsyth streets. Inspection, de grees conferred. A full attendance Is desired. Visiting members are invited. Re freshments will be served. SARAH J. HANNA, Sec. LADIES’ MISSION CIRCLE OF UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. The Ladles' Mission Circle of the Unlversallst church will hold an Impor tant business meeting In the ladles’ parlor at the church on East Harris street, Friday at 3 p. m. A full at tendance of the members and friends of the organization Is requested. SICK HEADACHE Dyipesla relieved. Constipation avoided, Bowels regulated, no pain, no griping. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOS!. SMALL PRICK. MR. HILL TO LECTURE. The second address of the series be Ing given at the Young Men's Chris tlan Association by well known law yers o? Atlanta will be delivered by Hon. W*. P. Hill, who speaks on “The Law of Love." Mr. Jamea T. Math ews *wll sing a solo, and the music for the service will be furnished by the as sociation orchestra. AH men are cor dially Invited. The service begins at 3:30, lasting one hour. FLOYD-HOPKINS. Special to The Georgian. Huntsville. Ala., Dec. 5.— Mr, Thom as H. Hopkins, of Birmingham, and Miss Ida Pryor Floyd, of Mudison, were married Wednesday afternoon In the Methodist church of Madison. The wedding was attended by a large num ber of people from Madison and Mor gan counties. The bride Is a grand daughter of John Buchanan, a former governor of Virginia, and Mr. Hopkins Is a grandson of William W, Bibb, the first governor of' Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins will be at home In Bir mingham after December 15. SUPPER AND SOCIAL AT UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. The Yobng People's Christian ITnlon of the Unlversallst church will hold their regular weekly "at home" at the church on Friday evening. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock, nnd the evening will bo spent In music and recrention. A cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend. GORDON CIRCLE RUMMAGE SALE. The ladles of the Gordon circle of King's Daughters will continue their rummage sale next Saturday and Mon- ! day, at 219 Auburn avenue. Every one Interested in providing a home for ag^d women is requested to donate ar ticles for the sale. Rummage will be called for If nd dress Is given. Call 'phones north 498-J and Atlanta 3750. A committee of la dles will be at the sale room from 2 to 5 p. m. on Friday to receive articles for sale. LECTURE. Professor Julius Magath, well known In college work and as a linguist of note, will lecture on “Esperanto," the universal language, for the Clover Club, at the Young Woman's Christian Asso ciation rooms. Peachtree Viaduct place. Friday night. December 6. at 7 p. m. All members and friends (gentle men. too), are cordially Invited to at tend and bring note book and pencil. Actual Cost on Cut Glass I Yesterday was the first day on our ACTUAL COST PRICL on cut glass, and scores of beautiful pieces were carried away. We announced yesterday that this sale would go on lor six days and those wishing to make very beauti ful, serviceable and economical Xmas presents had better not wait until everything is picked over. See the big show window for a partial assortment. Reg. Cut Cut Punch Bowl Punch Cups, each ... Vase* Vase Vase Vase Vase Price. .. 1.00 .. 30.00 .. 25.00 .. 23.50 .. 8.00 Price. S33.50 .80 23.50 15.35 15.35 4.85 9.33 Tumblers Tumblers Tumblers •. Pitchers Pitchers Pitchers Price. .$ 1.00 . .90 .75 . 6.50 . 7.50 10.50 19 nn Price. $ .78 .59 .45 4.32 4.70 7.00 7.62 3.00 Vase .. 15.00 10.67 Berrv Bowls . 4.50 Vase 8.33 Bern- Bowls 5.50 3.67 ^ ase Vase .. 8.75 5.70 2.37 Berrv Bowls 6.00 6.50 6.00 4.00 4.33 4.00 Vase .. 7.00 4.40 Water Bottle Gravy Boat .. 0.00 5.98 Water Bottle 6.50 4.32 Butter Dish .. 8.75 6.37 Water Bottle 4.50 3.00 Ice Tub .. 8.50 5.70 Water Bottle 5.50 3.67 Puff Box .. 7.50 4.98 Celery Dish 5.00 3.34 Compote .. 7.00 4.80 Celerv Dish 5.50 3.60 3.33 Celery Dish 4.50 2.97 .Mayonnaise .. 5.50 3.67 Ice Cream Glasses, each. 2.50 1.67 Compote .. 3.25 2.13 Cut Glass Punch Ladle.. 10.00 7.80 Compote .. 10.50 6.50 Vinegar Cruets 3.00 1.87 2.33 Vinegar Cruets 4.00 2.56 Bonbon 1.85 1 Cologne Bottle 8.00 5.00 Bonbon .. 2.50 1.67 | Cologne Bottle 6.00 4.00 Bonbon .. 2.25 1.40 ] Sugar and Cream 6.00 3.98 Remember these prices are only good for five days from uo\y. KING HARDWARE CO. SMITH-COOLEY. HpfHal to Th. Ororgl.u, Sander.vllle, Ga., D*c. 6.—The moil Important .oclal event of th, week wa« the tveddlnr which took place Wedne, day aftemon at ‘‘Smithdale.” 3 mile, below Tennllle, the country home of Mr. John E. Smith. The contracting parties were Miss Ella Hudion Smith, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith, and Mr. C, Brevard Cooley, of Sandersvllle. Promptly at < o’clock, th, soft strains of the wedding march, played by Mrs. D. R. Thomas, of Tennllle. announced the approach of the bridal party. The bride, with one attendant, her sister. Miss Belle Smith, met the groom and his best man. Mr. John J. Lovett, before an Improvised altar, where the minister, Mr. Jensen. In sn Impressive manner, performed the mar riage rites. The bride was gowned In white crepe de chine over white taffeta, her bou quet of lilies of ths valley. The bridesmaid wore a becoming gown of white silk. The house was filled with relatives and friends of the bride and groom. Among those from Sandersvllle were Judge Cooley, Mr. Tlieo Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Wood. Mrs. Mary Cooley Averett. Shortly after the ceremony, the bridal party left for Tennllle. where Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith enter tained nt an elaborate 6 o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Wood, of San dersvllle. at their beautiful home, ••Woodellflf," from 8 to 11 o’clock, gave a reception In honor of the newly-wedded pair. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Miss Mary Tarbutton and Mr. P. c. Thomas, Miss Belle Smith and Mr. J. J. Lovett. The bride’s +eccpUon dress was of white lace over silk. She carried white roses! The house was beautiful lu Its deco, rations nt Southern smllax and pink rotes. The dining room waa elaborately adorned with white and pink: In the center of the table was a unique orna ment, a miniature bride. Mrs E..PIerce Wood and Mrs. Hart well Holmes assisted Sirs. Newman Wood In doing the honors of the oc- caslon. ... Two hundred guests enjoyed the hos pitality of "Woodcllff." Mrs Cooley belongs to one of the most prominent families of Washing ton county. Because of her many graces of mind and eharmlng peraon- alltv, site has been very popular. Mr. ’oolerSs the head of ■*-- "— How to Get Rid_of Fat A Remarkable Discovery That Can Reduce Fat Harmlessly at the Rate of a Pound a Day. A Trial Box Sent Free. A quirk, hnrmlruH reducer of fnt. called 'Kongo, ha* come Into tmpttlnr lias which far eclipses any method or treatment heretofore ij. Mrs. McKee, daughter of former President Harrison, nnd her daughter. Miss Mary Lodge McKee, will go to Washington about Christmas time to spend the season. Mrs. McKee will present heg daughter to society at tea at Rauschers' about the 27th In stant. and later will give n large dance there for her. Mrs. Elkins will also entertain at several debutante functions for Miss McKee. Among the out-of-town relatives at the Phelan-Dallis wedding was Miss Annie Lou Hood, one of the very at tractive young women of LaGrange. who Is at present the guest of her aunt, Mrs. P. 8. Shellman, on Juniper street. Hood's beautiful gown was of white silk trimmed elaborately with handsome lace. / Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Stevend and child left Wednesday for their home In Montana after a two months’ visit to Colonel George W. Howard at Col lege Park and to New Vork, Niagara Fulls, Jamestown nnd Washington, D. C. Mr. Stevens Is a lawyer of note on the Pacific slope and enjoys a fine legal practice.^ Mr. Franklin Wright, who has been on a visit to his daughter. Mrs. Frank Weldon, has returned to Ills winter home In Savannah, accompanied by his little granddaughter, Miss Marjorie Weldon. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiser have leased an attractive apartment fn the Avalon, on the corner of North avenue and West Peachtree, and will be at home there after this week. The friends of Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Weldon will regret to learn that their little son, Frank, Is confined with scar- fever, The attack Is, however, light. ■ Mrs. Augustus King. «»f Jackson ville, Fla., who 1ms been the guest of Mrs. R. K. Shaw for several days, leaves on Friday for her home. Mr. Franklin Wright, who spent the summer here with His daughter, Mrs. Frank‘Weldon, has gone to 8avannah for the winter. The friends of Miss Lillian Sheri dan will regret to learn that she Is con fined to her home by an attack of ton- sllltfs. 53 Peachtree Street Home of the handsomest gowns • of the most elaborate ever given tie this organisation. The marriage of Miss Alien Moore, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hydcnhnui Moore, nnd Mr. Lee MoGchec Porter took phiee Tues day .evening at Hi. Mnrvs-on-the-lllghlnnds, l»r. I tn tin undo de (Ivies performing the eeremoii.v. The bride entered the ehureh on the arm of her father and was preceded liy the bridal party, whh-h Ineltulrd Misses Pantile Dunn. Anna Van lloose. Fanny May Mnsoti. Annie Perrin of Em aw and Katie porter of Jackson. Miss., sister of the groom, as bridesmaids, mid Mrs. W. P. G. Harding and Miss Sydle Moore, sisters ot umtri and maid of honor. matron of honor, Mrs. J. F. Pomeroy, of Eufnnlit. a sister of the bride. The ushers were Messrs. Willis Carson. Tom WJUiamx and Henry Harms. of this city; Martin Meadows, or Macon; M. C. Mauney 1 4. F. Pomerrr. t ‘ “ * * t hn.se preshlt icngrln's wedding t party entered the chnroh. and during the ig « file bride. Miss Moore lac. of bride roses nnd lilies of the volley. Mr. I tied Porter's best man was his brother. Mr. .losenh Porter. A reception nt the home of tlu! bride’s parents followed the cere mony. after whh-h Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter left i n wedding trip to various |Miluts »itthorn const. Miss Alary George Crnlkshnuk. one of ths season's debutantes, entertained Wednesday t the. Country dub at it luncheon lu corn illment to her guests. Miss Plllotv, of Cnoxvllle. and Miss Knox, of Anniston. Miss Mlnrdo (aizarns. daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. !.«*w laizuriix, nml Mr. I*ee It. Well married at the Hillman Hotel Wednos- ..... ‘veiling. Ilnbbl Morris New Acid per formed the ceremony. An elaborate rveep- followed the ceremony, after which arter me ceremony Mrs. taignr Hurts sang "My Lady’* Bower.*' with violin obligato by Miss Margaret McCormick, and ns they were leaving the church Mendelssohn's editing HSpHBbBHI..-. 1 . auditorium. J __ R handsome gown of salln I tailored going away gown of brown doth nnd carried a shower iHMumeM nnd carried cream white chrysanthemums Mr. I tied with white tulle. The matron of honor ms attired lu sunburst voile over silk nnd carried yellow dirysunthrinuiu* with tulle dreamers. Mr. Utirrim and his bride left linnicdlntdy after the ceremony for New Irteaus, where they will he entertained by You Eat Rcngo Like Fruit or Candy and Eaaily Reduce Your Fat a Pound a Day. Itengo 1* perfectly harmless, pleasant to take, nnd It I* ••hewed like candy. It ar rack* abnormal tissue with unerring ae- ntid muses n gradual, harmless, but geroiis materials commonly called "ntitl* fats.” There Is nothing “Just ns good" as Uengo. or sale by nit druggists at #1.00 per fnlf- slxed Ih»z. or by mail prepaid, by The Itengo Company, 33K> Itengo Building. De troit. Midi. will gladly send you a trial package free by mail. If row will write them direct to Detroit; no fret packages at drug stores. For sale and rec. nt drug » ntfnembfl In Atlanta by Wbltnker-Fmirery Marietta street; Klkiii- inpany. Marietta end Conley's Pharmacy, and la a social fa- p.ttditrve streets; Hrauueu k Anthony, 102 vor il^ W kftduifi aired. Mr. John Nisbet, who has beqn vlilt. Ing his daughter. Mrs. Thornton Marye, Irks returned To Savannah. Miss Eva Drury, of I’uthbert, arrive In Atlanta Friday to Visit Allan Mary Myrtice f'orker. Miss Louise Van Harlingen will leave Friday for Barnesvllle, where she will sing In convert. Ml** Ethel Newcomb Is spending a few days with Miss Fannie Turner. ivcdcliug Frank 8. White cutcrtniiicd at cards Weiltiesdiiv complimentary to her sister, Mrs. (IJ'. Furry, of New York. The deco rations were of yellow ehrysnuih-iiinins. Mrs. Henry Dean entertained the mem- tiers of the Bid Enehrv Flub Tuesday morn Ing nt the Faun try Flub. Miss Llnly Gra ham won the first prize, a pair of silk hose, and the louc-haiid prize went in Mr*. John F. Ilenley, 4r. Mr, and Mrs, A. Matsu Hobson enter tained sixteen guents nt .tinner Thursday evening III honor of their guest*. Miss Mob LOCAL DANCE ORCHESTRA Cater* especially to dancing public. MICHAEL GREENBLATT, Leader. References furnished on application. Atlanta Phone 3973—251 Marietta Bt. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Quite th* mast brilliant social event of the present season was tin* annual reception nml cotllllcn of tin*' Southern Club on Thanksgiving ore. The duh house was ehilMunteJy decorated with palms, nmllnx nnd chrysanthemums and two orchestra* furnished the music, on-* belli* stationed In the bn it room nud the other lu the cafe. The grand mnnVwas led by Mr. John T. V.Mimrti nnd Mias Ruima Leedy. daughter of the president of the club. A hot supper and cbatupngKe were m«l tu the vate. sb I Allen of Knoxville. Ti Mrs. A. J. Howroii. who has been III Den ver for several months. Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. llmleii. and will remain until after the holidays, Mr. Allen Nortblagtoii entertained at din ner Kntuntnjr evening nt the Country Flub In compliment t» the Misses I'elzer, of Montgomery, the guests of Miss Butin. Mrs. Walker Ferry and Miss Belle De- Bnrdolrbeu are the guests of Mr*. Fortune Tuttle, of Dull**. Tex. COLUMBUS. Annie Hall nnd Mias Muriel Hall. of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. Charles Miss Marian Slade Is the guest of reh*. lives In Birmingham. Miss Anna Grlltbi Is home from n pleasant •jtnr In Atlanta with friends. Mr. bint Mrs. M. Whitten, of West Point. Gn.. were In the city this week to attend the BanttHtsb-Wllllana wedding. Miss Florence 8lade Is speiulln- *!n» win t»»r III New York with her h.o.her. Dr. t’harle* B. Slade. Mrs. Jntury Hborter. who h.ts lice guest of Mr?'-. IMwaril Jtwlft nnd .lames KvK li.ts returned Tmnn*. Miss Maude Burnett has returned from Home, where she was the guest of Miss Mary Berry ; t ^ , %t#- fT friend*. there, visiting w home. Mrs. Tbirrus Is the daughter of Mr. nud Mr*. A. A. Fftraou nud since her dehut III local society circles has been quite ih. John F. Cook Is the guest of relatlv 'aml I la, Ga. Mrs. A. W. i’oleumn nnd daughter a y with her friends, the Misses M*-I»o;im 1.1. For Da nt Fort \ alley, Mrs. Arthur D. Williams has gone in Pans. III., where she will upend some time with her mother. Mrs. Belle Newell. Mrs. B. II. Surles and two children have returned from a visit to FUtpley, MILLEDGEV1LLF.. Mr* II. W. Fompton. of Atlanta. Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sol Barrett. Mrs. Sol Barrett entertiilued Informally t lirldae In honor of Airs. Hansel Foiup- Tuesday morning. The guests * A WISE WOMAN will try nnd preserve her beauty. A tine head of hair Is one of the highest charms. Imperial Hatr Regenerator restore* grey or bleached hair te any natural color. It I* clean, durable, when applied can not bo detected. Satnpfo of hair colored free. Privacy assured. Imperial Chen. Mfg. Co., 135 W. 23d SL, N.Y. Gold by Jacobs' Pharmaoy, Atlanta, Ga. Adah Kr .. Mr. and Mrs. Thouins Cater, of Mnceu, spent serernI days here last week, tin* guests of .Misses Moore. Mrs. Charles F. Barrett will entertain in formally hi honor of Mrs. Hansel Compton oil Friday nfteruoou nt ilomlno euchre. The guest>, will Include Alesdnmes John Calla way. II. W. Fompton, M. N. Bell, John Vinson. It. W. Lunar, Adah Austin,-M. A. JfeFrow, and .1. A. Horne. Mrs. John Vinson will entertain the Ilecre- . ntlou ('lull Sniurdny afternoon. and Mrs. T. L. Met'omb are spending • days In Macon Inst week. Mis* Adah Kvans Austin *n*nt **v*ral days lu Alacem lust week, the guest of friends. * Ah*. Samuel Kvjiini, Jr., baa returned front i Visit .Macon. .Mcxdmiics Charles Barreft, John Falla way, day, YATE8VILLE. Mr. Dan Bush, of Wuveriy. Ala., la hers »r n few days looking after life Interests lu flits section. * Alien Adams, of Tlmitintton, spent Thurs day hero. Mr. J. A. Franklin went to Macol AlVr day. Air. George Crawford was lu Barnesvllle Tuesday. • s I'rotessor Jim Ibirvey went over to Thonmston Thursday to attend the Hardin- , llnrvey wedding. Mr. Jesse Stewart went to Culloden Mo a' Mr*. the ‘•pending •peat Monday in are visit lug Mrs. W. At. Fleetwood visited relative b* Come this week. Alls-* .\niiic I'eirl AleMmrinit I* the guest of relative* In West Point. Tin' graduating recftnl «*f Miss Aille Dixen. of Hntelieehr.bbeo. Ain.. Alnndny cuing at the Chase auditorium, was at tended t»y a large and appreciative audience. who thoroughly enjoyed the delightful pro gram rendered. She was assisted by Mi*< Kngsuln Betid, reader, am! Mr. L. T. Chase. The marriage of Alls* Alnlml (’arson to Air. Ill In in Jake Burros, which happy event , .is solemnized at the Hrst Baptist church Wednesday aftemoou Ht 3 o'clock, wa* one of the prettiest rhnreh weddings of the sea- The vast auditorium r.f the ehureh, * * decorated for the urea* friends and admirers We have 3,260 agree four miles from Albany; 1.250 acres oak, gum and other hal’d wood; 500 acres pine,enough for three crops boxes; 1.500 a <• r e s cleared. This is beyond doubt the best land in southwest Georgia; is located on railroad; 28 plows raised 725 bales cotton; well tenanted now; the timber alone will pay for property. Price low. If preferred will give terms. Will sub scribe timber in stock furniture or chair factory. Have some other inter esting propositions. Albany Realty and Investment Go. ALBANY, GA.