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Monday, New Year’s Night Six to Ten o’Clock Will 8erv a Special a la Cart* Supper The Newest and Smartest Thing in Hotel Dining i Regular Table D’Hote Dinner Six to Nine. / J Special Music j ' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER'30, 1911. SPECIAL Pre- Inventory Sals OF FRAMED PICTURES soc A L EW N S FOR MISS RAYMOND ANSLEY See Our Window Choice $1.00 We are offering all our framed pictures at cost for the next 10 days before taking stock. Give us a call. This sale will Interest you. This framed up stock must go. We bought too many for Xmas. Our loss Is your gain Come in and make your se lections before the choice ones are all gone. SOU. BOOK CONCERN 91 WHITEHALL ST. HINCHEY-FAIN. Carteraville, Ga., Dec. 30.—Mr. and Mra George Edwin Robertson, of Hyde- vllle, Vt., announce the engagement of ihelr sister, Margaret Rena Hlnehey, and Mr. Charles Force Fain, of Car- tersville. Ga., the wedding to take place at Tampa, Fla, Wednesday, January 17, 1912. THE WINTER CLui ENTERTAINED A very attractive Christmas party was given by Miss Clarlbel Miller to the membera of the Winter club at her residence, 685 Hlghland-ave., Thursday evening, December 28. The game selected for the evening was progressive whist. Miss Nancy Le Farmer; the guest of Miss Fhebe Kirk, w oat he ladles' prize. Mr. Charles IV. Fulford won the gentlemen's prize.. Light refreshments were served after the game. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with holly and mistletoe. The hostess wore a red satin dress trimmed with gold. Those present were Misses Clarlbel Miller, Nancy Lee Farmer, Phebe Kirk, Maude Zoder. Elsie Erd, Kathryn Bosche, Lem Petty, Ursula Workman, Mamie Morris, Messrs. Charles W. Ful ford, Robert E. Steele, Charlie E. Wynne, Henry Robinson. Roy Bosche, Alford Thompson, Carl Langford, Ed ward Miller, John Baldwin and. Ralph .7. Wynne.. . Miss Lent Petty-will-entertain the club on January 12 at her residence, 421 North Boulevard.. TEDDER-BYRD. A beautiful event of the 28tli was the wedding of Miss Ethel Tedder, of Chambers, and Mr. George P. Byrd, of Atlanta, at the home of the bride. The house was beautifully decorated with palms and ferns and trailing vines, green and white being used throughout the apartments open to guests. Before the ceremony Mrs. Cleve Webb, of At lanta, wearing a gown of peagreen satin brocade, sang beautifully "A Sweeter Story Still." The wedding march was Played by Mr. W. Omar Ween*, of Rome, who played "Hearts and Flow ers" during the impressive cjremony, which was performed by Rev. Walker Lewis, who was met at the improvised altar of ferns and palms t>y the bride groom and his best man, Mr. Clarence Byrd. The maid of honor. Miss Farris, lartown, entered alone, followed of Oedartown, _. - . by the bride on the arm of her father. The maid of honor wore cream cloth embroidered, and carried an armful of bride’s roses. The bride’s gown was trimmed with point lace and. she car ried a shower bouquet of bride's rosea. A delicious supper was served buffet, lifter which the bride and bridegroom left for the East. The bride Is a young woman of un usual charm and has numbers of friends throughout the state. Mr. Byrd is well known In business circles of Atlanta. < The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Farris. Misses Farris, Mrs. Tucker, of crdurtown; Mr. Tedder and Miss Ted der, of Cartersvllle; Mr. Rea, Mr. Ted der and Mrs. Orvle Tedder, of Atlanta; Miss Brockwell, of- Thomson; Misses Byrd, Messrs. Byrd and Mrs. Webb, of Atlanta; Mr. Nichols, of Rockmart; Mr. Weems, of Rome. WASHINGTON SEMINARY Miss Raymond Ansley, who Is spend ing the holidays as the guest of her cousin, Mias Frances Ansley, was the guest of honor at a box party given' Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, Frank Pearson. After the matinee the guests were entertained at tea at the Georgian Ter race. Mrs. Pearson’s guests. Included Miss Raymond Ansley, Miss Frances Ansley, Miss Sophie Haas and Mrs. A. J. Mc- Leay. MRS. LAM BRIGHT’S PARTIES. Mrs. W. EL Lambrlght entertained at a pretty holiday party on Friday after noon and In thej evening Dr. and Mrs. Lambrlght entertained another group of friends. 1 The decorations were lavishly exe cuted in the holiday colors. Red roses, red carnations and greenery were used, with red shaded lights. In the afternoon a game of bridge was followed by an informal tea. Mrs. Lambrlght was gowned for the occasion In black lace over purple satin. MISS DINKIN8~TO GIVE DANCE. A pleasant event of Saturday even ing for a number of the younger set will be a dancing party which Miss Marie Dinkins will give at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Din kins, on the Boulevard. Tho apart ments will be decorated In the holiday colors, and the young hostess will be assisted in - receiving by her house guest, Miss Elizabeth Kimbrough, of Gainesville, and by Mr. and Mrs. Din kins. Assisting in entertaining will be Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmour and Mr. and Mrs. Will Stewart. The punch bowl will be presided over by Misses Kate and Idelle Thomas. Miss Dinkins will wear a lavender chiffon dancing frock over lavender satin. Miss Kimbrough will wear pink messallne with draperies of liand- palnted chiffon and gold garniture. Mrs. Dinkins’ gown for the party Is white lace over satin. El the INFORMAL ENTERTAINING. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson entertained very Informally at luncheon Saturday at her home on Peachtree-st. In honor of Mrs. W. J. Kincaid, of Griffin, who spent Thursday and Friday as the guest of friends at the Georgian Terrace and who is now the guest of Mrs. Wilson for a day or two. The luncheon table was prettily deco rated and a delicious luncheon was served, a most delightful hospitality being dispensed by the cordial hostess During the week Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have entertaine dat a series of delight fully informal supper parties. One evening a group of friends were" en tertained In honor of Mrs. Leila Thom- bury Stovall, of Paris, the other guests present being Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Reid, Miss Ruth Reid, Miss Mamie Reid, Miss Lizzie McCaulev and Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Wilson. The table had for a cen terpiece a beautiful little Christmas tree and the evening was'one of muqh pleas ure to those present. FOR MRS. YORK. Miss Annie Trottl entertained the members of the family connection very delightfully at an informal party on Thursday evening In honor of Mrs. Car rie Benson Tork, whose marriage to Captain Benjamin Hill Veal will be an Interesting event of January. The house was prettily de Christmas wreaths, with vases of red carnations, and the merriest time was enjoyed by the guests. Refreshments were served, the table having for i centemlece a mound of fruits. A de lightful hospitality was dispensed by the hostess, who was gowned In pink chiffon. Mrs. Tork wore del blue satin and lace, Popular Agnes Scott Girl Holiday Visitor Second Term Begins January 2. At the beginning of the second term, " u-sday,- January 2, a limited number or new pupils may be received at the ''ashlngton seminary In the several departments—primary, academic, mu- ••*> art. expression. °ur method of dividing classes Into fcmaii sections, thereby Insuring per sonal attention to the needs of each Pupil under experienced teachers, of- ier« the best means for thorough In- structlon. Boarding or day pupils wishing to enter should communicate with L. D. Scott, or Emma B. Scott, ssso. principals, Atlanta. Phone Ivy Little Emma Bunting in Tess of the Storm Coun try” all next week at the Lyric. MR. AND MRA. HAWKINS TO ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins will be among those entertaining at lunch eon New Tear's day at their home on Peaehtree-pt. MffS. HARRli’ GUESTS. The buffet luncheon at which Mrs. Roy Harris will entertain next Wed nesday In honor of Mrs. O. M. Grady, of Macon, will be a very delightful event of the week. Invited to meet Mrs. Grady are the following guests: Mrs. John K. Ott- ley, Mrs. Thomas B. Felder, Mrs. Wil liam Harris, Mrs. John D. Little, Mrs. Robert R. Ridley, Mra. Nash Broyles, Mrs. Cyrus Strickler, Mrs. John Kiser, Mrs. Luther Reed, Mrs. Lena Swift Huntley. Mrs. Willis Jones, Mrs. John 8. Clarke, Mrs. George Adair, Mrs. Hugh Dorsey, Mrs. Josephine Earnest Pause, Mrs. Edward Worcester, Mrs. Thomas Philip Hlnm'an, Mrs. A. W. Stirling, Mrs. Walter Stearns, Mrs. Cap’I Bryan, Mrs. V. A. Batchelor, Mrs. E. G. Ballenger, Mrs. Clarence May, Mrs. Ida Howell Cramer, Mrs. George Traylor, Mrs. Lute Hunnlcutt, Mrs. Charles Gately, Mrs. Gordon P. Kiser, Mrs. J. B. McCrary, Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mra. W. J. Govan, Mrs. J. E. Paulltn, Mrs. Joseph Moody, Mrs. Dudley Cowles, Mrs. Henry Todd, Mrs. Walter Howard, Mrs. Irvine Walker, Mrs. W. J. Blalock, Mra John Hill, Mra. John Lynch. Mrs. LeRoy Childs, Mra. Wil liam Hurd Hlllyer, Mrs. W. A. Mc- Corkle, Mra. Spencer Atkinson, Mrs. Emily Carter Divine, Mrs. R. A. Smythe, Mra. Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Col quitt Carter, Mra. Thornton Mayre, Miss Ada Alexander, Mrs. S. S. Wallace, Mias Katherine Collins and Mra. Wil liam Prescott. ATHLETIC CLUB DANCE. An event which Is being eagerly an ticipated Is the basket ball game and dance at the Atlanta Athletic club on Saturday evening. ...... Vanderbilt und Atlanta Athletic club will be contesting teams, and the spon sors have been chosen from among the season's debutantes. Miss Marjorie Brown and Miss Mary -Nelson Moody will be sponsors for Vanderbilt, and Miss Annie Lee McKInsle and Miss Passle May Ottley will be sponsors for the Atlanta Athletic club. After the game, which Is sure to prove very Interesting and .exciting. MISS MARTHA HALL. Who is ■ member of the senior class of Agnes Scott college, and a talented and charming young woman. Miss Hall is spending her Christmas holidays with her kinswomen, Mrs, R. G. Wilby and Mrs. Jack Hayes. 8he spends much of her time with them, and is wall known in Atlanta, The cut above is made from Miss Hall’s latest photo graph taken by Stephenson. PrhiT One Thing we do! We Fill Prescriptions and Ml them exactly as -written by the Physician. This means much to the Physician; more to you. rfd 129 ANGIER AVE. 156 MORCIANDAVE IVY-M6ATIAKTA-2477- .IVY-186 ATLANTA 413 116 CAPITOL AVE BOTH PHONES- 043 It it a pleasure to tend after prescriptions! Phone ut, there will be dancing, for which an or- cheetra will provide music. So much Interest has been displayed In the approaching game that the larg est crowd ever attending one of these games Is expected, and the game and dance will be one of the happiest events of the week. MR8. SCOTT ENTERTAIN8 FOR MISS MOONEY One of the very pretty events of the week was the tea given Saturday after noon by Mrs. Trammell Scott In honor of her house guest, Miss Graco Mooney, of Harriman, Tenn. The attractive rooms were decorated In a wealth of red carnations, polnset- tla blossoms, etc., and there were hand some palms and foliage plants effect- ' ely arranged. Smllax formed an effeotlve mural decoration and throughout the house there were pretty decorations and tho happiest spirit of hospitality. Mrs. Scott and Miss Mooney received their guests In the ltvmg room, where the decorations were of red carnations and potnaettla blossoms, and assisting in receiving were Mrs. James Scott Ison, Miss Katherine Callaway of La- Grange and Mias Emma Scott. Dellcloua refreshments were served In the dining room, where the table was covered with a handsome lace alo’.h and had for a centerpiece a Marie An toinette basket filled with red rosea and white hyacinths, the handle tied with red tulle. The silver candlesticks held red tapers and the bonbons were In red and white, as were all tne appointments of the pretty table. Punch was served In the den. where vaaea of red carnations were effectively arranged, and there were handsome palms. The punch table was presided over by Miss Margaret Northen and Miss Imogens Thom. Tea was served from a prettily ap pointed table with its aliver service. Mra Ben Tye. Mrs. Roy Collier and Miss Frances Connally presiding over the tea table. Mrs. Scott, the lovely young hostess, was gowned for the afternoon in a be coming toilet of shell pink messallne with garniture of crystal and an em broidery of pearla. Mias Grace Mooney, the guest of honor, wore pink chiffon veiling satin combined with point lace and with a touch of del blue on the corsage. Assisting In entertaining and wear ing pretty afternoon toilets were Mrs. J D. Cloudman. Mrs. VanAstor Batch elor, Mra J. D. McCarty, Mrs. Howard Matthewa, Mra. Llewellyn D. Scott. Mra. Chesaley Howard, Mra. Frank Boland. Mra S. T. Tupper. Jr., Ml«» Carolyn King and Mias Margaret Nutting. Mrs. Ben Tye’s gown was of old rose crepe meteor combined with lace. Mrs. Roy Collier wore white satin and lace. Mra James Ollbert Ison wore her wedding gown of whit* satin and point lace with pearl garniture. Miss Frances Connally wore gray olga crepe. Little Emma Bunting all next week at the Lyric. MUSICAL AT RESIDENCE.OF MR. AND MR8, W. S. WITHAM On Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock Mr. and Mra. William S. Witham gavd a musical at the Federal prison, the en tertainment possessing all of the en joyable features of the following pro gram: Selection, by St. Mark choir. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Ransom Wright, accompanied by Mlsa Jennie Mobley. Vocal Solo—Mr. Shirley V. Brooks, accompanied by Mra. Brooks. Violin Solo—Signor Tovar, accompa nied by Miss Bartholomew, Selections, by St, Mark choir. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Thorne Flagler. Piano Selections—Mrs. Witham. Mr. Witham was master of cere monies and gave a most Interesting and highly humerous talk. He was ap plauded by the large audience. He also gave several musical selections on the xylophone. A decidedly entertaining and bcautl- fut selection was the splendidly ren dered cornet solo by one of the men of the prison orchestra. This orchestra Is one of tho flnest and best trained or ganizations to be heard In Atlanta. AH training has been done by Professor Matthlessen and the outcome of his earnest direction has made music of wonderful sweetness. There will bo a concert In January by the prison or chestra, a fact to be appreciated by On Tuesday evening the E. W. Grove public school and Sunday school en SANTA VI8ITS CHILDREN'S ROOM AT CARNEGIE LIBRARY Miss Hattie Colquitt, who Is at the head of the children's department of the Carnegie library, gave the children who called last Saturday a delightful and unheralded treat, in the beautifully decorated room, with Santa Claus and a Christmas tree, stories of Christmas and so forth- All this week the chi! dren's room at the nubile library has been a Joy to the little ones coming In for books. In the ffreploce is a Jolly Santa Claus climbing up thd chimney, nnd behind him a soft red light glows. On one wall- la a huge representation of the children's patron saint, and In ttye wlndowe directly behind Miss Col quitt's ' desk, Santa smiles down upon the scene, half hidden by great jarde- nleres of ferns. Around the entire room. Just above the bookcases, a frieze of Santas, In various poses, Is arrang ed. Ropes of green and red crepe pa per extend across the celling, and gar lands the walls. A Christmas tree, dec orated In crystal and tinsel, stands near the desk, and everywhere are growing plants In red Jardinieres, The beauti fully decorated room Is the work of Miss Colquitt, who Is always planning some pleasure for the children, who look upon her as the distributor and source of all knowledge that Is In books. At the Friday afternoon story-telling WALKER-BLALOCK. S Norcross, Ga., Deo. 30.—A recent wed. ding was that of Miss Pauline Louise Walker and Mr. James Cornelius Bla lock, of Spartanburg, S. C„ which took place at the home of the bride's pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Walker. ReV. J. S. L. Sapplngton was the officiating minister, and Miss Ruby Grogan was maid of honor. The ribbon bearers were little Misses Rena Dav enport, Annie Lizzie Lively, Nell Kim ball and Edna Wooddlo. Little Louise Martin was flower girl. Miss Sophia Myers, Miss Ethel Simpson, Miss Nina McElroy, Miss Minnie Alma Medlock, Miss Mattie Wall, Miss Sarah McEl roy and Miss Mattie Kimball sang Lohengrin's bridal chorus. The bride entered with her maid of honor to the strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march, rendered by Miss Ida Wootten, and was met at the altar by the bride groom and his best man, Mr. H. A. Sims. During the ceremony Miss Ida Wootten sang softly "I Love You Truly.” Immediately after tho ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Blalock left for Spartanburg, where Mr. Blalock Is .connected with tho Southern road. WOMAN'8 CLUB MEETING. The Decatur Woman’s club will meet Thursday, January 4, 1912, at 3:30, In the public kindergarten room, corner Ponce DoLeon-ave. and East Court square. Social service department has charge. Mr. J. C. Logan, of Associated Charities, Atlanta, will speak. Subject, "Tolstoi on tho Punishment of Crime.' Every member Is urged to attend. We are sure our friends would enjoy this hour, nnd we cordially Invite them to Join us. MR8. HIRAM WILLIAMS. NORCROSS. Mlsa Blanche Simmons, of Buford, was the week-ond guest of Miss Kettle Crlslor. Miss Bertha Mayfield ir>|iendlng the holidays with relatives. In Murphey, N. C. Mlsa Flora Wilson, of Buford, Is at home for Christmas. Misses Myrt and Ruth Johnson, Hoyle Skinner, 8adle Simpson, Ruth Wingo and Hallle McClure have nrrlved from the G. N. I., at Milledgevllle, to spend the ntxt two weeks with their parents. , BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The board of directors of the Young Women's Christian aasoclatlon wilt mset Wednesday, January 3, at 3 o’clock. A full attendance Is urged, this being the flrst meeting of the new year. ATLANTA HIVE, Atlanta hive, L. O. T. M„ will hold a regular review on Wednesday night, January 3, at 124 Capltol-ave. The meeting la called for 8 o'clock aharp, REMOVAL NOTICE — DR. C. L. STOCKS aimounc the removal of his dental office 925 Grant Building. thoae fortunate to have inviutlona and l hour Miss Magsellng told a moat Inter cards of admission, estlng Christmas story, and the chil dren, gathered In the prettily decorated room, enjoyed It to the utmost. At the branch library last week the patrons among the children were given , , ... ... „ -. a Christmas tree party in the chil- tertalned with a couple of Christmas ,i ren - ? room, which was much enjoyed trees and an Interesting program The grammar school grades, trained by Mrs. Lena H. Cox. rendered "A Christmas Party" rantata very effect ively. The primary grades contributed some songs and recitations. After Santa Claus had distributed the numerous gifts the audience dispersed with ex- by th> many children present. ST. JOHNS MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The regular business meeting of the Woman's Missionary society-of 8L Johns M. E. church wllf be held at the church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, January 2. Every member of the ac clamations of Joy and congratulations. cIety ui : ged to be on hand promptly ' at 3 o’clock to pay dues before the meeting. Installation of officers will MOORE-DUNLAP. The marriage of Miss Lueila Moore, of Indiana, and Mr. A. C. Dunlap, of Atlanta, wbh quietly solemnised on De cember 21 at the home of Rev. J. B. Robins. Mr. and Mra. Dunlap left Thursday for a Western trfp. Hand-carved, hand-engraved andengine-turned, the Crank- shaw display of handsome silver is most attractive. Platters, trays, baskets, fruit dishes, coffee sets, pitchers, etc. CharlesW.Crankshaw Atlanta National Bank Bldg. occur and Bible verses In connection with the new year. MRS. J. J. BENSON. • Press Superintendent. THE WOMAN'8 CIVIC LEAGUE. The Woman's Civic league, of Kirk wood, will hold its usual meeting at the school house on Tuesday, January 2, 1912, at 3 o'clock promptly. All In terested In the Improvement of the town In every way are Invited to be present E. ESTELL, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. The Southern Mountain Educational sissoclatlon will hold lie regular meet ing at the library Wednesday, January 3, 1912. at 3:30 o’clock. , A full attendance Is earnestly desired, as the election of officers for the ensu ing year will be held. Little Emma Builting at the Lyric next week. Mat inee Monday. 1 attend. IfR. K. and all members are urged to MRS. D. A. RUSSELF WOMAN’S PIONEER 80CIETY. The Woman's Pioneer society will meet In the parlor of the Aragon hotel Wodncsday afternoon, January 3, 1912, at 3 o'clock. All members are cordially Invited to attend. MRS. JOSEPH H. MORGAN, Pres. MRS. J. M. WUSTHOFF. See. woman’sTlliance. # The Woman's alliance of the Unl- •»rtun church will' hold Its regular semi-monthly meeting on Monday. Jan uary 1, at 3 o’clock, with Mrs. W. J. Govan, 609 West Peachtree-st. All members are urged to be present. Buel. neee of Importance to be eettled. MRS. W. J. GOVAN, Pree. ALICE C. DANIELS, Cor. Sec. LEONARD-LAMKIN. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Leonard, of Mll- ledgevllle. announce the marriage of their daughter, Suale, and Mr. William Edgar Lamkln, of Atlanta, tho cere mony having been performed December 24 at home. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED. At their home, 778 East North-av Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Paxton. Jr., recently celebrated their tenth anniversary. Th. house was decorated with Christina- wreaths, smllax nnd fema. The punch bowl, In Its setting of green and was presided over by "Miss Mary Lau- ulus and Mlsa Florence Launlue, sister- of the hostess. The guests, Intimate friends and rel atives, were entertained in an Informal manner. Those present were Mr. and Mra Sam Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Sals, Mr. an! Mrs. George A. Albright, Mr. nnd Mra. T. C. Launius. Mr. and Mr John Launius, Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Youn Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Kate Jone Mias Spare, Mies Gillespie, Mr. Carre Mobley, Mr. Cltf Jones and Mr. Bed- dlngflald. Assisting In entertainment were ; T. C. Launius, Miss Florence Youn and Miss Virginia Launius. Music in the Churches ! FIRST BAPTIST. Morning, Prelude. "Sing. O Heaven," Owst. "O Divine Redeemer," Gounod—Mrs. Whitten and Mr. Werner. Postlude, Evening. Prelude, “The Nativity,” Haeache. "There Were Shepherds," Pflueger— Mr. Edward A. Wernei*. Postlude. J. P. O’Donnelly, organist and di rector. j Personal Mention j Mr. Alfred Gordon Lloyd, of Detroit, whoso marriage to Miss Aline Bum will be a beautiful event of January 4, wilt arrive In Atlanta Tuesday at noon, and will remain until after his mar riage. Mra. 0. M. Grady, of Macon, will ar- rlvo Tuesday to remain until Thurs day as tho guest of Mrs. Roy Harris. On account of the shortness of her visit the delightful series of parties which hod been arranged In honor of Mrs. Grady has been canceled, with the ex ception of the buffet ltmcheon at which Mrs. Harris will entertain on Wednes day. Professor Henry Footo Perrin gave group of delightful piano solos at the reception given Thursday evening nt the Second Baptist church. This Is the third year that Professor Per rin has made his home In Atlanta, anil Ills playing has been a feature of many entertainments during this time, Althl Professor Perrin has spent seven year* studying music,In Germany, he Is a grandson of Senator. C. D. Foote, of Kentucky, who was a member of tho Confederate congress. Mrs, Joseph G. Camp entertained at a matinee party, foUowed by tea nt the Geoigian Terrace on Thursday aft ernoon In honor of Mlsa Helen Hall, who la the guest of Miss Emma Jor dan. The other members of the party Included Mlsa Jane Robinson, Ml— Sarah Sasanett, Miss Vie Swanson and Mra. Whltner. Continued on Last Page. We Have Paper BagsforCooking Tim tfewest development in the art of cooking is the paper bag device for conserving all the flavor, the essential oils, in whatever is cooked in them. They come in packages of ten hags, asssorted sizes. t The price is 25 cents per package. Mrs. Dull will demonstrate the use of these bags if the purchaser experiences any trouble with them. Atlanta Gas Light Company PHONE 4945.