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AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191 PticHnt Stmt, Atliiti, 6a. OVCH ACHAUL A MAY. Dr. C. C. NEEDHAM, Prop. Rabtor Plates P A rn 22-1 Mi Cravi # /iDU Porcelain Crown j i nn BrHgiwort, par tooth -Ur PAINLESS EXTRACTING TEETH CLEANED Hour!, 8 am. till 8 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. till 4 p. u_ WE TAKE IMPRESSION AND PUT IN YOUR TEETH SAMfe DAY. FREE! DECATUR, ALA. Miss Mnry Hell, of Tuscuinbla, is visit Inf In I»ei nfiir. Mrs. John F. Loving Is visiting In Athens. Miss Aiinlo Glover visited In L'ullninu the pant week. Hr. nnd Mrs, TV. II. Wnts< I'lil.iski, Trim., Tin* pn * Mr*. G. C, Aldrich the past visited In (sited In Sheffield of Neel, Is visiting la nt home after i Henthford. Tex. Mrs. M. A. McDonald Is nt home after visit to Arab, Ain. Mrs. David Jones has returned to Dir* nilnjrUain after n visit here. MIm Lula Mack Is at home after a visit to Jtlrrnlnghani. Mr. and Mrs. Led loro art* In Atlanta. Ga. Miss Inez Holt l« visiting lu Athens. Mr. an*l Mrs. M. E. Vickers have _ turned to their homo In Bessemer after a visit to relatives hero. Mrs. S. J. Grlzzard is visiting lu Louis vllle. Kr. • . Mrs. John WaeJiter, of Birmingham, Is visiting relatives hero. Miss Etta Reedy Is visiting In Gunters- Title. Mrs. Ida Wadsworth, of Guntersvllle, Is Tlsltlug here. Mrs. W. A. Morrison has returned from s visit to DuQoesne. Ark. Mr. and Mrs. fl. Inc « few weeks on the gulf of Mrs. II. B. Scott Is nt borne from n visit to Hlrnilnghatn. Mrs. Oliver Barker Is spending the sum mer nt Vlnemont. [ Miss Mae Krskin has returned to her tome In Florence after a visit Mrs. D. W. Spenke. Mr*. Lynch, of Moulton, visited bore the i* »t week. Miss Bertha Blatter has returned to Bir mingham after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Norton E. Westlake, of Cincinnati, visited here the past week. Mr. nud Mrs. E. It. Raney are spending several weeks st Crutcher Spring*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Holt have returned from a visit to Chuttanoogk^HHHiH Misses Annie Bell and Kcna Clarke, of Crowtan. visited In the city the past week. Miss Stone, of Birmingham. Is the guest of Mist Annie Skcggs. Mrs. TT; II. Frailer, of Kentucky. Is the guest of her parents, Mr. aml Mrs. 1*. E. MrsT^V* Harris Is visiting at Austell Poring*. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MeKnlght, of York, Ala., are visiting* here. Miss Harvey lias returned to Washing ton. I». After nn extended visit to her sister, Mrs. II. W. Jones. Miss Ulllau Lipscomb, of Montgomery, bas returned home after a visit here. Miss Gladys Godhey entertained n num ber of friends with a trln on the river Saturday In honor of her guest, Miss Bon ner. of Nashville, Ten a. Mr. nfid Mrs. .T. O. Lee chaperoned n party of young people to Trinity Mountain nn Sunday, where they spent tne day pic- picking. The Westminister -Presbyterian Sunday school gave a basket picnic at the park on South Highlands on Saturday. The young Indy employees of the Morgan County Telephone Company gave a ball on Tuesday night nt the pavilion in the Houth Highland* park. Luueheon was served at 9 o'clock. Miss Birdie Nelson and Tom McCndden were married on Wednesday night at tho home of the bride's parents, Kcv. George L. Jenkins officiating. * On Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferd Pointer chaperoned a party of young people on a river trip. Those who went were: Miss Mndsny and Mr. Pave Ferris nnd Miss Ismlse Ferris, - Mlrs Pointer and Mr. Davis, Mias Blatter nnd Mr. Phlnlzy, Miss Brown •fid Mr. Preult. The Lost Heir Club was entertained by* Mrs. J. L. Jones on Friday afternoon. A number of visitors were present. Fruit punch was served. A number of society people from the De caturs attended a german given by the Mae OTIock German Club la Huntsville on Thursday night. Mrs. B. Crawford entertained the Pro- mvsslve Culture Club at her home In New Herat nr nn Tuesday night. Miss Zula A. Pfnff a ml John It. Mooney "ere married on Wednesday ot the home "f the bride's parents nt Btmdy Grove, Itev. They will make MADISON. The Methodist, Baptist and Presby terian Sunday schools had a delightful picnic at Buckhead. Miss Minnie Qullllan, of Thompson, is expected Saturday to -visit her lis ter, Mrs. w. W. Baldwin. Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Burnet enter tained at a dining Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch, of Con necticut. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carbine, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Newton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvine, Cap tain nnd Mrs. Hogue, Mrs. Hatch of •’onnectlcut and Mr.**. Bartow Godfrey of Florid*. - Misses Beatrice and Christine Dan- K of Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting friends In this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Speed Hatch, of Hart ford, Conn.,da the guest of Mrs. Porter Hogue. Miss Halite McHenry' has returned front a visit to Fayetteville. Ga. Mrs. W. E. Shepherd has returned from Augusta, where she was enter tained as the guest of Mias Mary An derson. * ' Misses Kate Thompson and Indie Harrell have returned from Brenau for their vacation. Mrs. William Zarlskle, of New Jer sey, will spend tho summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Acker man. Mrs. Will Trawlck, of Ccdartown, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Sto vall. Mrs. W. H. Williams’ has returned from Columbus. There was an Informal little dance at the Morgan hotel on Tuesday eve ning. Those present were Misses Dot and Maude Atkinson, Sail!* Lowe Price. Katie Pou, Martha nnd Carrie Foster, Carrye and Edna Pou and Caro Price: Messrs. Rollln Armor, Dave Jacks, Jefif Bethea, Claude Pettet, Fred Beckham. Lawrence and Pqrter Stokes and Pierce Baldwin. Miss Mattie May Baldwin is the guest of Mias Crenshaw at College Park.* Miss Jessie Burton, of Cartersvllle, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Burn- hardt. Miss Willie Lester, of Jackson, is the admired guest of Mrs. P. M. Atkinson. Miss Josle George will leave on the 15th of June for Greenwood, 8. CL, where she will be ono of the guests at Miss Mattie Hue Chiplcy's house party. Mrs. R. N. Thomason, Misses Dot and Maude Atkinson. Sue Reid Walton and Miss May Thomason attended tho banquet and boll at Stone Mountain lost week. Miss Carrie Faster left Thursday for Milledgevllle, where she will visit Mrs. Joe Pottle. Miss Lula Walker went fo LaGrange Friday to visit Miss Louise Hudson. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Trotter have re turned from a trip through North Carolina. COMMERCE. Miss Vera Langston entertained sev eral of her friends at an Informal par ty recently. Mrs. W. W. Stark has returned from Atlanta. Mrs. T. E. Key will leave soon for Franklin Springs to spend a month. Miss Alma Thurmon will attend the Jefferson commencement next week. Miss Estelle Hood has returned from the Scarrett Bible and Training School, where she has prepared herself for missionary work. She will go In the near future to Brazil. Mrs. D. N. Carson Is visiting In Pal metto. Misses Edna Watson and Almera Gober have returned from Athens, where they have been In school at the State Normal. Miss Annie Sue McKie, of Athens, Is the guest of Mrs. W. Y. Harbor. Miss Maude Pittman will visit in M&ysvllle next week. LAWRENCEVILLE. Miss Lucy Evans entertained the Four O’clock Club Thursday after noon. She wore a handsome gown of pink organdie and received her guests In the drawing room, which was deco rated with flowers and ferns. Miss Clara Wing, of Atlanta, has re turned after a pleasant stay In our City, visiting her relatives and friends. Alisa Lizzie Vase left Monday for Marshvllle. to spend a fortnight with friends and relatives. Miss Lois Wilson, who has been vis iting relatives In Augusta, has returned home. Mrs. Anna Harvllle left Sunday for a Istt of several months to her son In Chicago. HAMILTON, ALA. Mrs. Waster Wilson will start In few-'days for - Tex or, where aM visit friends and relatives. Hon. W. C. Davis has returned to hls home. Mr. Arthur F. Fite, of Jasper, Is vis Iting relatives here. John Winstead, of Bull Mountain, (sited the office of G. J. Wilson Mon day. Miss Susie Green made a visit to Pearce's Mills on Friday. She went to the white house to attend the county teachers' Institute. Holley Palmer and wife, of Bexar, visited their son-in-law, J. B. Holley, on Wednesday. J. R. Brown, nn old student of the W. A. A. 8., vlelted R. N. Terrell on Thunder. Hon. C. Brooke Smith, of Hale coun ty. la (topping at the Brown hotel. Mn. I.nwhnn. of Detroit, wee the guest of Mrs. Mary Wilson on Monday anil Tuesday. Ml.e Eva Carpenter, who has been visiting Miss Beulah Baird, at Olnn, hoe ntumed home. SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia ,nd Adjoining Stales 1 Pleasant Mention From Other Cities No Outside Financial Support. New York, June 2.—The new railroad that James Hill and hla associates are about to build from Winnipeg to the Pacific tn Canada Is not to have any outside flnnnclel support. There will be no stock or bonds Issued and all the money put Into the construction will come out of the pockets of Mr. Hill and has associates. Write “Union Label” On Your Next Order of Printing. And If Your Printer Doee Not Put It On, Send It Back. Atlanta Typographical Union, P.O.Box 266 . GREEN8B0R0. Mlos Alary Copelan entertained the Young Ladles* Domino Club most rightfully Tuesday afternoon. The dub is composed of sixteen young ladle-'. Miss Copelan being the flr*t to enter tain. Her gueats were Misses Anna Lewis, Kate and Jenlne Evans, Nell Hall. Halite Park, Beulah Armstrong of Wilmington. N. C., Addle Copelan, Reba and Leila Jernlgnn, Frances Bickers, Estelle Davidson and Fannie Adams. Mrs. W. W. Stephens and Miss Lil lian Stephen* will arrive In the city this week to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munch Morgan. Alls* Jennie Evans is attending com mencement at Crawfordvllle this week. Rolln Connor, of Mndlaon, visited home folks here Sunday. Miss Hpra Leo Thornton has returned from Wesleyan. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moncrief have returned from Atlanta. Mrs. Barnes, of Augusta, Is visiting Airs. James B. Williams. Miss Hallfe Hamilton, of Rome. 1* the guest of Mrs, Thomas Wynn. Miss EMse Connor Is visiting her aunL Mrs. T. A. Hutchinson, In Mon- tlccllo. She will attend Wesleyan com mencement before returning home. Miss Mary Copelat> leaves this week to attend \Vesleyan and Mercer com mencements. Miss Allle King returned lost week from a visit to Oxford. Mrs. Marvin Rossman has returned from a visit to her son, Mr. James G. Rossman, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Walter AlcWhorter and son, of Savannah, are with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McWhorter. Mrs. B. B. Calloway is in Farming- ton. Miss Ira McWhorter returned Sat urday from a visit to her sister In Milledgevlll*. Miss Lou Newsome, of Union Point; Mr. and Mrs. 8. Sanford, of Mil- ledgevllle, are guests of Mrs. C. E. Mon ford. Miss Willie May Tlppan Is In the city with her grandmother, Mrs. Mer ritt. Miss Leila Graham has returned to her home In Waynesboro. The young men of Greensboro will compliment the young ladles with a camping party at Klmbro's mill tho second week In June. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Connor will chaperone the crowd. Airs. S. A. Pinks, of 8iloam, la the guest of Airs. Kltto Smith. John Torbert, of Aladlson, was In ihr* city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Reynolds, of Jackson, Miss., are guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. E11A Davidson. Dr. and Mrs. Cloud and children vis ited Crawfordvllle Sunday. Miss Annie Grimes Is the guest of the Aliases Jernlgnn.! Mr. and Mrs. John Qovey, of Augus ta, are visiting Mrs. Fred 8. Barn hart. Jim Sanford, of Augusts, was here Jnut week on business. Isaac Henrd, of New York city, Is the guest* of hls grandmother, Mrs. 8. A. Green. Mrs. E. W. Copelan and children vis ited Union Point last week. Miss Leila Jernlgan returned Wed nesday from a week's vial! to White Plains. Miss Ora AlcWhorter returns this week from Mllledgovill* where she has been attending the Georgia Normal nnd Industrial school. .Miss Hallle Walker is the guest of the Misses Evans this week. Miss Ruth Calloway Is with her brother, B. B. Calloway. Miss Julia Brown has returned to her home at Ilesaca, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. 8. Torbert. George McWhorter ha* returned from Aloultrle, where he has been teaching school. . * Mrs. A. M. Bennett, of Moultrie, and Alra. Patience Vyazey went to Forsyth Saturday to be present at the gradu ating exercises of Monroe College, where Miss Connie Veazey graduates with honor. Misses Kate and Jennie Evans havo Issued invitations to a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon to be given In honor of AIlss Estelle Davidson, whose marriage to Mr. O. A. Merritt will be the social event of next week. Hon. K. 8. Anderson, of Madison, was In the city Monday on legal business. J. W. Evans attended the funeral of Dr. Robert A* Davidson at Sharon Sun day. B. F. McWhorter was In MUIedgevlIlo and Macon this week In the Interest of the Cotton Growers' Warehouse and <’.miml-simi Fompnrn Alls* Dculnh Armstrong, of Wilming ton, N. C., Is the guest of AIlss HaJlIe Park. lRcrlln rim! .Mr issibiy and win also go to Dublin -1C ffii •day from tlu* Sapphire In the country, past . . onil hls wife nr** spending n month lu the mountains of Western North Carolina. They will be In Asheville for the next etfy where they have been for the The Florida railroad magnate a f«* rhen they At a luncheon *1 Thu eon gtv lay by ill go to New \ork for sn at the Blue M tho Wo ‘ “ preshl- strong add I'nlteii States Among Nntlo were shout ]00 women present, including uinn.r visitor* to thr city. The guests at the Battery Park Hotel nud Kenilworth Inn are arranging u inoun- tnln party to Mount Pisgnh the last of this mouth. Thera will be about twenty people lu the party and they'will spend several days at Mr. Vanderbilt's hunting lodge near the ton of the peak. The Asheville Chapter of tho Daughters of the Confederacy will observe the birth* liny "f Jefferson Davis. HxerrNes will be held at the court house nt 3:30 when Iter. Dr. Lowe, of the Methodist Church of thl vjsttl*g at the. home of Mr. C. A. Me Daniel. • Mr. Paul Medlock. of Now York, visiting hl» sisters, .Mrs. Fred Hunter and AIlss Bobble Medlock. Mrs Albert Woodruff, of Winder, the guest nf Mr. and Mrs. .1. XV. Many Mrs. Homer Lomond nnd children, Atlanta, arc visiting Alloa Hula Ray. \| ( „ m i,. a MIxh Mary JohnMone Is at home fro s Club, the Sylvanla, called by tho death her father, Professor Ronald Johnstone Mr. Johnson AfcDanlel, of Atlanta, visiting hls father and mother, Mr. and Mrs E U. McDanltL Tho Norcross bond Is giving weekly concert* nt Dodson park, nddr lu of tlx ilea EATONTON. The senior class reception, which w held Tuesday night nt the residence of Professor nnd Mrs. W. C. Wright, w n brilliant affair. Tho class was assist ed In receiving by Professor and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dennis tvntr.ij, Mr. and Mrs. I'. H. Griffith. Misses Her tha Thomas, Louise Dennis, Annie Iuiu will dell The BAINBRIDGE. Captain and Mr*. J. P. Williams, of Savannah, apent several days in tha city thl* waek. Tha Hon. Joa Hill Hall, of Macon, was In tha city last Sunday. Misses Rena Taylor and Beaale Ar nold have returned from a visit to friends In Thomaaville. Rov. Dr. Dodge, pastor ot the Pres byterian church, has gone to Jackson ville to visit hls son. Judge Dodge, of that city. Mrs. Peacock has returned from a visit to relatives in Apalachicola, Fla. Mrs. Ralph Belcher and children are at Panacea Springs, Flo. Atlas Leila Maxwell has returned from Thomasvllle. Miss Linda Gordon has returned from Lanark, where she # spent several days. Mrs. Chltwbd, of Columbus, Is In the city for the summer. C. H. Caldwell has returned from Panacea Springs, Fin. Mrs. Af. E. CrNeal.hn* returned from visit to relatives In Thomason. Captain W. R. Moore, of Columbus, was m the city several days this week. The closing exercises of the Georgia Southern Military College were held In the opera house Thursday night. Mrs. Mallssa Donation and daughter. Miss Georgia, are vLiltlog relatives In Tampa. Aliases Alice and Bertha Chosen have returned from Cox College for the va cation. Mr*. E. J. Perry has returned from a visit to Biloxi. Mis*. Mrs. John E. Donaldson has returned from Atlanta, where she speot several days receutly. ASHEVILLE, N. C. The soots*! flower show, which fast at treated so me*f visitors to Asheville st J* era son forjh# patt several year-, hat «a given »:j* for this year. Mr*. George ^VSJerwfft has .here the «Mef pm* motor of the festival, and It wo* through her Isflueoce that the show was b*gm fhle jeer she has decided t Confederacy will usg'st In the memorial servlet**. COVINGTON. Wolf Cohen war. the guest of rela tives In Atlanta last Tuesday. Mias Lila Arnold spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Misses Eva and Fadle Loyd,* who have been teaching at Winder, are nt home for the summer. T. F. Maddox spent Tuesday in At lanta. Ml9s Leila Greer, of Mllledgevllle, Is visiting her parents on Floyd .street Misses Berta und Linda W lloy, of Jei sey, aro the guests of Miss Myrtle Bird on Floyd street. W. M. Dun'.np was tho guest of rela tlves In Atlanta last week. Bnrnum Johnson was In Atlanta Tuesday. Miss Minnie Harwell, of Hayson, vis lted relatives here the beginning ot the week. Miss G. Elite Dunlap, of Atlanta, spent several days recently with her brothor, W. M. Dunlap. Miss Claude Harwell, of Mansfield, spent several days with relatives here the first of this week. Miss Ellznbeth Cook, of Tate, Is spending the summer with her mother on Floyd street. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Thad Willson, of Newborn, are the guests ot relative* In this city. Mlaaaa Cordelia Perry and Luclle Burrus, of Madison, are the guests ot Mrs. It. D. Bush, on Church street. Miss Ina Hardy, who has been with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Cornwell, is at tending commencement exerctfes of the State Normal at Athens. H. G. Cook, ot Atlanta, ts visiting hls mother, Mrs. H. C. Cook, on Floyc street. Mrs. Belle nradshaw and Luclle apent Sunday with Truman Bradshaw at Stone Mountain. Editor Thomas and wife, of Social Circle, were the guests of the Messrs Vcnablo recently. Miss Evelina Mlddlebrooks Is visiting Athens, where sho will attend com mencement exercises of the University of Georgia. Mrs. Mayo and daughter, Mrs. John- nfo Moss, were the guests of Miss An nie Maddox, on Railroad avenue. Miss Ruby Barrett, of Athens, nnd Miss Vivian Merck, ot Bartow, Fla., will bo tho guests of Mrs. Ernest Merck during Emory commencement. Miss Ada Samms,' of Jackson, nnd Miss Mfnlo Stephens, of Newnan. will arrive In Covington next week to.be the guests of Miss Lillian Clark dur ing Emory commencement. H. L. Bridges, of Atlanta, was the guest of James P. Cooley Sunday last. ^Irs. O. H. Cornwell Is visiting her This jeer *fae he* that *he wlU sVod the summer abroad. sod belle** ihat she wfli not have th«* time to derotv to the dstRll* of Ifae exhibition*. Mr. smt Mrs. VaoderMlt sod little d-mgii. ter will leave Ashrti!!? eome time within the next month fo* New York, where ibe.y will stay for two weeks before sailing for Europe. They will speed a great pure of parents nt Mechanlcsvllle. AMERICU9. The Elks' fiance nt their Hub rooms on Forsyth streat was one of the pleas ant social events of the season. A a late hour a delicious luncheon was served In the banquet hall, which was decorated In nasturtiums, white .ole ander and ferns. The Misses Williford entertainod at a small bridge party Tuesday after- Miss Mary Davenport entertained the o..<0.1 <Jul» lift* r- noon. The Davonport home on this oc casion was decorated In yellow calllop- sis. About sixty guests were present, teoMbv tivtrmj o«t-af-Unra visitors, among whom were Airs. John A. Cobh, Jr., of Tallahassee, Fla., and Mrs. Dud ley Hughes, of Danville. Mrs. W. J. Josaey has returned home after an extended visit to Fitzgerald and Afoultrte. Mrs. C. K. Putnam Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Howell Hlmmons. Hon. and Mrs. Dudley Hughes are •being very charmingly entertained as tho guests of Judge and Mrs. Allen Fort. Mrs. Willingham, of College Park, Is expected In a few day* to visit her sis ter, Mr*. Frank Sheffield. Airs. Alice Cobb, of Macon, la the guest of Captain and Mrs. John A. Cobb during the Woman’s Missionary convention. N0RCR0S8. Air. E. AI. Buchanan, of New York, and a party of friends are at the Hotel Brunswick. Mrs. W. A. Wood and Master Clifton Wood have returned from Aloblle, where they were guests of Mrs. Anson Arnold. Airs. William Willingham, of Toccoa, Is the guest of friends. Miss Daisy Tlckenor has returnad to Columbus. The Walking Club was pleasantly en tertained by Miss Estelle Medlock on Wednesday afternoon. The Woman's (Hub had a very In teresting meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Jones. Mrs. A. F. Cooledge, of Atlanta, la rle Adams, Bennie Mae Ingram. Lillian Park. Mao Adam*. Mrs. Frank Hud Mr. II Reid Hearn. About 200 gu?nt were present. Refreshment* were served during the evening. ^Irs. M. AI. Lambdln entertained few friends Thursday evening. H fieshtnents were served after the game Miss Elizabeth Candler has returned to her hdine In Villa Rlea for the mer. Misses Woodllef Hcotte nnd Florenco Newsome, who have been attending school here, have returned to their homes In Harmony. Charles Jenkins, nf Atlanta, Is In the city. Airs. Howell Hcarne has as h*r guests Dr. and Airs. W. Dodge l{e«rn and llttio AIlss Ida May Myers, of Atlanta. The many flrrnds of Air. and Mrs. W D. Hut wi ll are sympathizing with them In the Illness of their little dnugh ter, Frances Adams. Mlsaes Lurin and Georgia Hutchinson have returned from Agnes Scott Col lege. Alias Agnes Leveratte Is vj&ltlng friends In Birmingham. Ala. Tho Country Club entertained at picnic at Hudson's Mill lost Friday. Miss Luclle Ingram, of Harmon/, tho guest of AIlss Ceclle Ingram. Friends of Mrs. Joseph Tumor, Jr., are glad to see her out after an Illness of three weeks. Miss Cora Weston, of Swalnaboro, Is the guest of Airs. D. L*. Thomas. BRUNSWICK, GA, The friends of Colonel H. T. Dunn are congratulating him on hls nomlna tlon by ths president as collector of customs at this port. ' Mayor Hopkins has returned from visit of several days to Darien. H. 8. McCrary has been visiting In Gainesville, Fla. E. R. Dillingham, of Atlanta, •ponding a few days In Brunswick. Hon. H. F. Dunwoody has returned from McIntosh county, where ho at tended the term of superior court. Judgo A. J, Crovatt left this week on business trip to Washington and New York. Eugena Dodd, of Atlanta, Is in the city for a few days. Archie Kay has returned from a vis It of several weeka In New York. Percy 8. Pearson, of Atlanta, In the city this. week. Mrs. Thomas Fuller has returned from a visit to * 'Imrleston, H. C. Mrs. C. E. Arnold Is visiting relatives In tho northern part of tho state. Alias Frances Nightengale, of New York, Is visiting relatives In tha clt/e Mrs. E. D. Walter entertained tho Acacia Club Wednesday afternoon .Miss Leah Brown Is at homo from Agnes Kcott college, where she ho* been pursuing her studios during the past scholastic year. Rhe made a par ticularly fine record In music, and had a prominent part In the musical pro gram during the closing exercises of the Institute. * Air. nnd Mrs, B. Y. Wallace, of Way cross, are In the city for a few days. Air. and Mrs. J. Y. Hraine, and lit tle daughter, are spending a month on i. Simons island. Alra. George P. Smith entertainod Tuesday arternodn in honor of .Mrs, R. W. Fleming, of Jacksonville. .Fla., who is her guest. The hotel at Cumberland Island Is rapidly filling up. Several parties of Atlanta and Macon people have ar rived there within the punt few day: Harry Everett leaves In a few days for New York, where he will reside la future. • Frank Fox has returned from Val do*tn. where he ha* been for several month*. Mrs, Robert Everett leaves In a few days for Brooklyn, where she will visit Air. and Mr*. Robert Everett, Jr. Miss Annlo Whldflon, of McRae, and Miss Jannle Franklin, of thl* city, have gone to Kemandlno, Fla., for a short visit. AIlss Mollle Biddle, of Atlanta, I* visiting friends In the city. Miss Irma Klmpoon Is visiting friends In Thomosvllle. Mrs. A. Af. Colder has returned from a visit to Augusta, where she repre sented the Rebskahs at the stats coun cil. Miss Mabel Robinson has gone to Darien, where she will visit friends for soma weeks. Mis* Daisy Scarlet! la visiting Alra. F. A. Dunn for a few days. Mis* Augusta Knight, who has been visiting In Augusta, has returned home. Miss Eva Cook has graduated at the Blarkflhcar Institute, and Is now at home In Brunswick. Miss Mamie Roes, who Is one of the graduates of the state normal school, at Athens, has returned to her home In this city. Mr and Mr*. Nelson Afoiri*. of Fitz gerald, and their little sons, are visit ing Mr. and Mra. J. F. Norris here. Mlse Metii Scarlett, who has been IMPORTED WALL PAPER May sound strange to you, but we are the only house in Georgia handling Sanderson's Imported Wall Paper. It Is the highest grade paper made. White Wall Paper Co., 69 N. Pryor Street. Here We Are Again We want your business, and will promise you the best values on the market for your dollars. Suspenders===Warren Brand 125o and 50o sellers—full length and brass trim mings on every pair. Let us ship you a little assortment of lo dozen. We guarantee to please you. If you will cut this ad out and enclose with your order we will pay the freight. Our goods aro nobby, nnd will make your store lively this shirt-sleeve weather. Order today. Terms, 30 days or 3 per cent. 10. Southern Suspender Works ATLANTA, GA. Wi Maks Every Pair We Sell. We Sell Every Pair We Mike. HOTELS AND SUMMER RE80RT8. HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. “A LAND OF DELIGHT" gl THE BEAUTIFUL SAPPHIRE COUNTRY g§ ELEVATION FROM 2,250 TO 5,000 FEET. Gorgeous Mountain 8cenory, throe magnificent lakes, Countleeo beau tiful waterfall., pure and bracing air. Trout fl.hlng In itreame and lake boating, bathing, horeebaek riding, driving, mountain climbing and all Indoor amuaementa. FIVE CHARMING HOTELS. T0XAWAY INN, Lake Toxaway, || FAIRFIELD INN, Laka Falr- now open. I. H. AIKEN, Manager. Special rates during June. THE FRANKLIN, Brevard, opens I July 1. A. LAM BORN, Manager. THE LODGE, Summit of Mt. Toxaway, now open.. DICK, Manager. The hotels are modern, and are noted for perfect service, either hotel for rates. For descriptive booklet and general Information address Special rates at Toxaway JOHN C. BURR0WE8, Pros., Inn during Juno. Tho Toxaway Hotel Company, Laka Toxaway, N. C. Ths Lake Region of the South. field, open* July 1. W H. A C. A. MARTIN, Manager!. SAPPHIRE INN, Lake Sap phire, now open. MRS. F. CRISP, Manager. MRS. A. BUR- Address .4*1 UP IN THE OZONE “In the Land of the Sky” KENILWORTH INN Situsted In a Private Park of lb# Acres, Biltmors, Seer Aaha- vllle, N. C., 2,5## Feet Above the Sea Level. *-e*»JUST THE PL AC BC TO SSCNO THE SU|>1MEfUHH*M R<*c-ognlft*<l as tho trading hotel In the mountain* nf W**t«rn North Carotin*. No •<'*n»rr la the world will rooipar* wl*h th* view from thl* hotel .Mount Mlt. hrll and Plagali In rull view. Adjoin* • nd overlook* tho Jtllimor* »*l*t«. Co«>l, Invigorating «'lltn*t*. inag- tilftreatlr fnral/shetl. rulrln* nn*Mrp*»*rd I'nr* water AM vegt/ahla* frmu «*ur private irnnleii gathered freah ever/ morning <;rchoatr«, golf. I I, hlll'iir<U, I-Iinl*. ilverv, beautiful ride* and .lilrea » <>a<li rnrpiR nil imliiR nf 11111 more atafloii < -.nvumptlv«a not *r- commndnfed under «njr e|penrnaiai. r eB « oarh la operated t>y man aeemei the ho hotel. Open all it MOO It B, l-roprle teaching for the last year at College Turk, haa returned home for the sum mer. Mrs. 8amue! Benedict and Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict, of Cedartown. are spending somo time on 8L Simons Ihluri'I Mrs. Robert and Mias Leila Bunklsy have gone to Amerlcu* for a few days. MOULTRIE. Mrs. P. B. Allen was hostess Friday evening at a reception to a limited number of young people. Hlx couple* enjoyed a charming hospitality and dainty refreshment*, among them being Mlsaes Clothllde LeGreve. Jennie Ve- reen, \VI|lle Belle Matthews, Bessie Matthews, Lots Rurscll and Kmmle Morgan; Me**r*. Will Vereen, T. K. ' llliams, 8. P. Turnbull, F. H. Mat thews. Roaves Autrcy and W. H. Fow ler. The Salmagundi Club wa* enter- Tuesday evening by Ml*ses Wil lie Belle and M« Matthew* at JPdge- wood. Frogre**|ve dominoes was played for the entertainment of the guests, nd courses of salads and Ices were served during the evening. Mrs. K. M. .Smith, of Wndlay, Oil, Iirk beta puying a visit t» her pa- : here, returned home Friday. Mrs. J. O. Holmes has returned to r home nt Ferry, Ha , after u visit a few days to relatives In MouJtrle. Mrs. E. P. Morgan has returned to merleuB after a visit to her son, L K Morgan. i Georgia Mlllsap Is at home gain after a visit to friends at Salt Ity. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Rhodtft are vfg* lUng friend* at Quitman. Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Evans are In Cairo for a few days on a visit to friend*. i Nona Smith Is at home from College Park, where she has been a •tudent at Cox Colley*. Mrs. W. B. Imvi», of Perry. Fla* I# l»aiing a visit to relatives here. Ml** L'*l" Park !*• «i 1, f ■ i 1 v College, where she baa been a student SUMMER VISITORS. If you aro cotulug to Brevard. N. U^ this summer and want to slpp at one of the nicest boarding bouses la tbe center of tho town, write or wire me for terms, otc. T. W. WHITMIRE. Polished Plato GIhsh for stores. PollBhcd Piute OlaaH for residences. Polished Plate Gians for show cases. Largest stock of Plate Glaas In the South. F. J. COOLEDOE A BBO., 12 N. Forsyth 8t. number of da In the public nchool*. , of Albany, ha* been ultrle friend* for a Xa#-|e Henderson I* visiting iendrf at 0< III.*. Ml- Kfflc I.e*; Duke* I* at home from rumi'i, having finished her studies Ip music there. THE LOVEKS OF ART. Who live In Atlanta will le gratified tn i< mi. fi t' M* • Jvln.i Freeman, wife *>f George Freeman, tha well-known tad t-famous English portrait painter end miniature artist, deceased, ha* lo cated In this city. She was for three -s the pupil of Mr. Freeman, and under hi* dlre< tpm hud the finest of advantages abroad. Mrs. Freeman may »rr*n every day at Motes’ Studio i II to I, where .sample* of her < will ulwuys be on exhlbtlon. ••• If ARE YOU GOING AWAY? I»e Geoigian mailed to city subscribers while ne tor the summer •gular rn'e of ten cents rge for trudllng. Sent n th** I’nlted States or i postage extra.