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And Woman s Interests
J. L. Hand, and Is Vi
ned In both the buslne
world.
Mr. and Mr*. Parkar laft on tha
evening train for an extended trip
North. Thare were many vlaltora
from Thomaavllle In attendance at tha
wedding.
GODDARD-NICOLSON WEDDING
18 TO BE A BRILLIANT EVENT.
The wadding of Mlaa Mary Nlcolann
and Mr. Jam** N. Goddard will be tha
aorlal event of tha latter part of Juno,
taking plare on the evening of the
20th at All Saint* church, on Weat
Peachtree (treat. '
Ml** Nannie Nlcolaon will be maid
of honor and Mr. Brutua Clay will be
beat mart Tha brlde*mald* will be
M!*a Laura Hill Payne, Mlaa Annie
Fltten. Ml** Mary Klngebery and Mlaa
groomsmen «til b* Mr. Andrew
Nlcolaon. Mr. William Hill. Mr. Wil
liam Tayloa of Washington and Mr.
Robert Clarke.
Tha usher* will be Mr. Charles Conk
lin. Mr. Prank Hawkins. Dr. W. 8. El
kin, Mr. James McKeldln. Mr. Samuel
Coleman of Macon and Mr. Robert
Maddox.
After the ceremony an elegant re
ception will be held at the home of
Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Nlcolaon. on For
rest avenue.
McCRARY-WALKER.
Invitation* hare been Issued to the
marriage of Ml** Mary Neel Walker,
of Monroe, to Mr. Joseph Boyd Mc
Crary, of Atlanta, the-wedding to take
jdace
will be a sweet-pea wedding, and
this lovely ilower will be used profuse
ly In the decoratlon*. The brldekmalda
•will be Misses Irene and Louise Walk
er. Lonelle Mobley and Pauline Now
ell, of Monroe; Silas Rebecca Noll, of
Grinin: Miss Reha Irving, of Washing
ton: ills* Ellsnbeth Harrold. of Amer-
leua, and Miss Allle Joseph, of Co
lumbus. The bridesmaids will sing the
"Bridal Chorus," from Lohengrin. Miss
Annette Walker will be maid of honor.
Rev. Stokes Walker will officiate.
VAN HORNE-JONE8.
The friends of Mr. D. Spence Van
Home, of Monroe, O*., are Interested
In the announcement of hi* engage
ment to Miss Florence. Mae Jones, of
Birmingham, Ala., the wedding to take
place June It. Owing to the promi
nence of the contracting parties the
wedding will be a most Interesting
•vent.
MR, CLAY AND MR. HILL TO
GIVE A DINNER FOR MISS
NICOLSON AND MR. GODDARD.
Mr. Brutus Clay and Mr. William
Hill will entertain at dinner Friday
evening at the Capital City Club In
honor of Mlaa Mary Nlcolaon and Mr.
James Goddard.
The dinner will be served In the blue
room and the table will have as Its cen-
roee* and ferns.
Mr. Clay's and Mr. Hill's guests will
Include, beside the guest* of honor,
Miss Nannie Nlcolson, Miss Annie Fit-
ten, Miss Ruth Hallman, Miss 1-aura
Hill Payne. Mias Eugenia Oglesby, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Conklin, Mr. Rob
ert Clarke, Mr. Howell Peeples, Mr.
Hugh Foreman and Dr. W. 8. Elkin.
IF YOU KNEW THE TRUTH
About the milk aud cream that comes into vo-
home you would never use any but the Pu.
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For your health’s sake and foi
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LADIES’ AUXILIARY.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of tha Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y.
be helf F
at 4:20 o'clock, In the Gospel hall of
the aeaoclatlon. The vice presidents
are requested to report on work done
In their churches.
A literary program will be rendered.
Mist Ruth Blodget will recite and Miss
Jessie Jones will read. After the pro
gram a social time MU be enjoyed.
AN AL FRE8CO ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thigpen gave
a handsome al fresco entertainment
few evenlnga since at their home at
Sandersvllle, Ga, complimentary
Mlaa Thigpen, Mlea Jones and Miss
Crawford., The lawn waa brightly 11
lumtnated with Japanese lanterns and
other picturesque devices. During the
evening musical selections were ren
dered, an especial feature being the
singing of Japanese aongs, by Mies
Holt and Mies Wynn, dressed In Japa
nose costumes.
Refreshments were served at small
tables on the lawn.
CAMPBELL-BROWN.
The marriage -of Mies Stella Cornelia
Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wiley
B. Brown, to Mr. Wilburn C. Campbell,
which took place at the home of the
bride's parents at Asheville, N. C., on
Thursday morning, waa one of the most
elaborate of the summer weddings.
The Brown borne was tastefully dec
orated In pink and white devices and
the Idea of a June wedding was fully
demonstrated by the elaborate decora
tions with pink and while rosea.
The bride wa* handsomely gowned
In a traveling suit of gray taffeta silk
with hand-run tucks, with hat and
glovrs to match.
The maid of honor, Miss Katheryn
May Brown, the only attendant, wore
a frock of cream net over a soft shade
nf pink taffeta. She carried a large
bouquet of pink and while rosea.
The beet man was Dr. Rufo Mc
Cracken. of Wayneevllle.
The ceremony wa* performed by Rev.
Dr. Lunsfhrd, of the Baptist church,
after which a reception was held. The
oouple left on the afternoon train for
an extended Eastern trip.
KIMBRO-BRYANT.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
home of the bride's mother, at Greens-
l*oro, Os., occurred the marriage of
VI" Ada Bryan to Mr. W. II. Klmbro,
of Madlaon.
The marriage was a quiet one, wit
nessed only by the Immediate family
•nd a few Intimate friend*.
The young couple toft Immediately
after the wedding ceremony for Madl
aon, where they will reside In the fu
ture.
CARTLEDQE-ROUN8AVILLE.
The marriage of Mies Mary Mere
dith Rnunsavtlle to Mr. Edward C.
Cartlrdge, of Atlanta, took place on
Wednesday evening at I o'clock, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wesley Rounsavllle, on Second
avenue, at Rome.
Rev. J. W. Wnrdlaw, of Amerlcua,
unde of the bride, performed the nup
tial ceremony, assisted by Dr. Theron
Rice, of Atlanta.
Mias lalar, of Florida, waa the maid
of honor, and Dr. William Goldemllh,
of Atlanta, acted as the best man. Lit
tle Mieses Mary Ooetchtua and Cath
erine West were the flower girls, and
Barrington King ring-bearer.
The ushers were Dr. William Win
ston and Max Wright, of Rome, and
Messrs. Sanderson and Waldon, of
Canada.
The parlor decorations were In white
and green. Upon each side of the
altar, which had as a background an
Immense plate-glass mirror, were two
columns entwined with garlands of
smllax. between which were bnnks of
feme, palms and magnolia blossoms.
The tops nf both columns were studded
with wax tapers, which shed a soft
light over the brilliant scene.
The library was decorated with pink
rose* and carnations, with an arch
outlined with asparagus ferns and
sweet peas. In the dining room Mexi
can lace waa uaed on the table with
quantities qf pink rose*. The confec
tion* were also In pink.
The bride's gown waa of white chif
fon cloth, garnished with real lace,
and she carried, a bouquet of white
roars and lilies of tha valley. The
bride's only jewel waa a pearl and dia
mond prndanL which waa the gift of
the groom.
beautiful musical program formed
a prelude and postlude to the Interest
ing ceremony. Mr. Howard Tlneley
presided at the piano, and Miss Allda
Prlnlup performed on the violin. Just
before tha wedding processional Mr.
William McWilliams Intoned the ex
quisite "O Thou Sublime, Sweet Even
ing Btar,” from Tannhauser, and dur
ing the ceremony Mlea Prlntup ren
dered the Intermesso "Cavalerla Rue-
Henna"
Miss Rounsavllle Is a cultured young
woman and has many friends, not only
In Rome, but all over the elate.
Dr. Cartledge Is one of Atlanta's
brightest and moat popular young phy
defalks.
SHEARER-COOK.
A pretty home wedding of Wednea
day evening waa that of Miss Kate
Marie Cook and Mr. Joseph Morris
Shearer. The ceremony was per.
formed at 9 o'clock In the presence of
lurge assemblage of relatives and
friends. Tha ceremony was followed
by an Informal reception.
The bride was handsome In her wed
ding gown of soft white satin, made
princess, and trimmed In lace and
pearls. She carried a shower bouquet
of bride's roses. The gning-away gown
— ■ — ■ =====1 or bride a roses. Tpe going-away gown
other attendants were Ml.ee* Jennie .l‘? n •“*
Mur witiisms and .Taaatn r.tavav f"® same color completed the
Mae Williams and Jessie Glover,
Moasrs. Marlon Wlngfleld, Edgar,Sla
ton. Little Sarah Glover bore the
wedding ring to the altar/
Preceding the ceremony Mr. Glover
McGhee rendered the accompaniment
at the organ, while Miss Annie Jones
aanr "Because.”
.fter the ceremony the bridal part:
horn
waa tendered a reception at the home
the young couple 1
on a honeymoon trip.
POLLITZER-HIGGINS
Invitations announcing the marriage
of Mlea Mabel Claire Htggtna to Mr.
Hal R. Pollltser have been Issued, the
wedding to occur June 14, at the home
of the bride's parents at Covington.
Mies Higgins I* the eldest daughter
nd Mrs. W. J. Higgins and la
GLOVER-WINGFIELD,
The wedding of Miss Louise Wlng
fleld to Mr. Jute M. Olovrr took plare
at the First Presbyterian church
Rome Wednesday evanlng at 7:10
o'rlock, In the presence of a large con
course of admiring friends. The care-
mony waa Impressively performed by
the pastor. Dr. O. O. Sydnor.
Mlaa Faria* Wright and Mr. John
honor maid and heat man, whin
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Mr. and Mrs. Pollltser will make
their future home In Flligerald.
BRIDGE TEA.
At the home of Mrs. D. I. McIn
tyre the Wept End Bridge Clnb enter,
talned their frlenda at a bridge tea
Friday afternoon. The club members
who acted aa host eases wars: Mrs.
Marshal Eckford, Mra. B. F. Ulmer,
Mra. Irvine Walker, Mra. 8. Z. Ruff,
Mr*. Gordon Woodruff, Mlaa Overby
•nd Mrs. Mclntyra and Mlaa Florence
Allen.
MI88 EVERHART TO ENTERTAIN
Miss Ethel Everhart has Issued Invi
tations to an anagram party at which
ahe will entertain Juna 12 In honor of
the literary department of the senior
the literary department of the aenlo
class of IMS of the Girls' High school.
Mlaa Everhart's home at Want En<
End
will be deebrsted for the occasion with
quantities of sweet pea*, and the score
card* and loea will b* In pink and
white.
Mlaa Everhart will be assisted In re
ceiving by her mother and by her sis
ter, Mis* Klfrlds Everhart. Besides the
member* of the literary department of
the aenlor class, she will have as her
gueata Mieses Bessie and Rose Moran,
Louise Solms, Margaret Hoyt and Mlaa
Chapman.
PARKER-BAG08.
A social event of great Interest was
the wedding Wednesday afternoon of
Mlae Irwin Baggs to Mr. John William
Parker at the home of the bride's
father. Mr. C. M. Baggs, on Hand ave
nue, Pelham, Ga. The houe* was beau
tifully decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers, pink and white being the
color scheme. Mis* Caro Twltty
played the Wedding March. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. H. P.
Jackson, pastor of the First paptlet
Church at Pelham
Ion* llowen and Blanch McElvey
In pink, who
were
pretty little girls dressed
formed an aisle of ribbon through
which the bridal party passed.
Mtsa Kathleen Odum, of Blakely, wae
maid of honor, and preceded the bride,
who came In on the arm of her father.
Mr. Parker entered with his best
man. Mr. Edgar Brandon, of Thom-
asvtlle.
The bride's wedding gown wae while
embroidered mull, and she carried
bride's rose*. Miss Odum wa* dressed
In while with a pink girdle and car
ried pink carnation*.
Mrs. Parker as Mis* Baggs won many
costume.
The bridesmaids were Mies Ethel
Thomas and Mias Bessie Stahl. Their
dainty dresses were of white chiffon
and lace. They carried pink roses and
wore wreatha of the same Ilower* In
their hair.
The groomsmen were Mr. T. A. Kemp
and Mr. Richard James.
Mr. and Mrs. Shearer left at 11
o'clock, to be away several weeks.
On their return they will be at home
at 520 Washington street.
A NEW 80CIETY JOURNAL.
Advices from London state that the
moat artistic journal ever produced In
England will be The .Throne, which Is
to make Its appearance this month.
Is to be more like anVlhum of beauti
ful pictures than a society journal, and
It haa tha most Influential backing.
Queen Alexandra has consented to con
tribute to the flrst number, which Is In
Itself a very unusual honor, and nearly
every duchess, American and English,
The Throne will not be found on any
of the ordinary bookstalls. It will be
privately subscribed for, at the rate of
114 a year. The promoters may make
It a weekly or a fortnightly edition, t
feature of the journal will be the re
production In color by a new process
of aome of the famous pictures In Eng
lish country homes.
Mrs. Arthur Paget, who was Miss
Mary Sterens, daughter of Mrs. Paran
Stevens, of New Yqrk, has consented
to look after the American news, and
Mrs. Hwfa Williams, the best-dreeaed
woman In London, Is to look after the
fashion department.
BROWN-VAUGHN.
Mrs. J. B. Vaughn and Dr. Brown
were married Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock at the Hotel DeLtch, at
Eastman. Ga. The bride's drees was a
>earl gray radium silk trimmed
rish point tace and chiffon.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains of Mendelssohn's wed
ding march, which was rendered by
Mra. Ollmore.
Rev. B. 8. Sentell performed the
ceremony.
They left Immediately for Atlantic
Beach and other polnte of Interest.
TO MEET MI8S IDA LEE HILL.
The euchre party at which Mlsi Hat
tie Lee Weat, of Decatur, entertained
for Mlea Ida Lee Hill Thursday after
noon was a delightful affair. Beventy-
flve Invitations were Issued, and euchre
waa the gama played. The flrst prise
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Century Building. Whitehall SI.
DR. J. LEWIS BROWNE
will tench from June I to
•August 15 in his residence
music studio, 271 Ivy St.
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waa won by Miss Ethel Kelly, and waa
a dainty .lace handkerchief. The con
solation. a hand-painted bonbon dish,
went to Mies Lucllc Dennis, while Miss
Hill was presented with a white kid
belt.
Miss West waa aialated In receiving
by her mother, who wore a lingerie
gown of white.
Mia* West's dainty dress waa
white mull and lace.
Mlaa Ida Lee Hill wore a yellow
batlate, particularly becoming to her
brunette beauty.
MI83 RAY’S EUCHRE
FOR MISS NORCROSS.
One of the most enjoyable parties
given.in Weat End this week waa the
euchre at which Mias Bessie Ray en
tertained Friday morning for Mlea
Grace Norcroaa, ‘who la receiving a
cordial welcome from her Atlanta
friends aRer a prolonged visit West.
Miss Ray's home was decorated with
quantities of sweet peas, and after the
game a delicious luncheon waa served
at the card tables. The flrst prise was a
nils green silk parasol, and the con
solation a pair of silk hose. Miss Nor-
cross, the guest of honor, was presented
with a dainty hand-painted picture.
guertte Hemphill, Mlaa Shively, Mlea
Gallagher, of Tampa; Miss Helen
Payne, Mia* Helen O'Brien, Mlaa Mc
Gowan Phelan, Mlaa Lottie Wylie, Mlaa
Aline Patterson, Mlaa Lottie Wylie,
Mias Leone Ladaon, Mlaa Margaret
Ladson, Mlaa Alice Davidson, Mis*
Frances Connally, Mlaa Marion Peel,
Mlaa Florence Hobbs, Mis* Emma Rob
inson, Mr. Logan Clarke, Mr. William
Parkhurat, Mr. Jess* Draper, Mr. Ar
thur Clarke, Mr. Burton Clarke, Mr.
Willis Ragan, Mr. Wlcklllfe Goldsmith,
Mr. Richard Thornton, Mr, Eugene
Thornton, Mr. Ben Goodyear, Mr. J. C.
Harris, Jr., Mr. Marshall Johnson, Mr.
Phlnlsy Gary, Mr. J. W. Pope, Jr.,
Mr. James Prince, Mr. Howard Parker,
Carson, Miss Llpacomb, Mias Knthii
Brown, Mlaa Brown. Mlaa Burbrldgq
Florida; Mra. Jamea a. Miller, j
Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Albert Coll
Mr. Dugas McCleeky, Mr. Hugh Scott,
-ffughFi —
Mr. Fort Scott. Mr. Hugh Foreman, Mr.
J. B. Connally, Mr. Frank Mitchell,
Mr. Wharton Mitchell, Mr., Carl Rid
ley, Mr. Rogers Keeae, Mr. Holland
Lowndes.
MR8. HINES’ LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Joseph Htnee will have os her
guest next week Mrs. Edwin Houston,
of Annlaton. On Thursday Mrs. Hines
111 entertain twelva friends at lunch
eon In honor of Mrs. Houston. Mrs.
lllnee' handsome home on Weat Peach
tree street will be decorated with sweet
peas, and her place cards will contain
a hand-painted design In these flower*.
The luncheon table will have a center-
decs painted In sweet peas, and bon
ns will be In pink and white.
COMER-WILLIAMS.
The marriage of Mlea Jemmte Maude
Williams to Mr. Ed Sanford Comer, at
Maysvllle, Ga.. was solemnised
noon, and waa a social event of special
Interest.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white flowers and palms.
Mlaa Pauline Montgomery rendered
Mendelwohn's wedding march, to which
strain* the bridal party entered. The
attendants were: Misses Maude Mont'
gomery. Maude Pittman, Lonnie Mitch-
i • IliiAtaall Maaiea T ll’o*•
ell, Nollna Mitchell, Messrs. J. War
ren Smith, Burt Ellison, Frank Boyd
and Fred Whitehead. Mr. Henry W.
Meador* was beat man and Mlaa Wor-
tlr Montgomery maid of honor. The
ceremony wa* performed by Rev. H. T.
Branham, of Jefferson, Ga.
The party passed out as Mlaa Mont
gomery played Lohengrin's march.
Al the residence of the bride an elab
orate wedding breakfast was served,
after which the bride and groom left
for Asheville, N. C„ and many points
East.
CHI PHI DANCE AT
SEGADLO'S HALL.
The Chi PhF fraternity will giro a
dance Friday evening at Segadlo's hall,
which will be decorated for the occa
sion with the fraternity color*, scarlet
and blue.
Mr. and Mr*. Carroll Paynev Dr.
nnd Mrs. Robert Ridley, Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Austell Thornton will be the chap
erons.
Among the belles and beaux who
will be present are: Miss Janie Speer,
Mlae Susie May Pope, Mlsa Laura
Payne. Mtea Bessie Pope, Miss Edith
Russell, Mlea Nina Gentry. Miss Mar-
IN HONOR OF MI88 HA&RIS.
The visit of Mlaa Faith Ranis, of
Nashville, to Mra. Alonxo Richardson,
of College Park, has been the] occasion
of several charming parties this week.
Mies Harris le the young daughter of
the well-known writer, Mr*. Lundy
Harris, and Inherits In a marked de
gree the brilliant mental attainments
and lovable personality of her mother.
Mrs. Richardson la entertaining in
her honor a week-end house i party.
Besides Mlae Harris and Mlsa Eugenia
and Mr. Edward Richardson, the mem
ber* of the house party are: Mies
Frankie McCrary, Mlaa Wlllene Broom.
Messrs. Clark, of Jacksonville; Pop*
Oglesby, of Quitman; Clyde Byrd, of
Live Oak, and Claude Yow, of Atlanta.
Friday evening Mra. Richardson will
entertain at a lawn party the young
people of College Park. On Saturday a
picnic will be given for her gueata and
Saturday evanlng they will enjoy a
straw ride.
Mr*. John Barry, Mr*. Edward McC
ren, Mrs. Van Landlngham.
Invited to tea were Mra. John R
Mlaa Emory, of Jacksonville, FI
Mr*. Edward Haynes, Mrs. Nixon, M
Patterson, Mn. Willis Jones, M
Blackburn Dunn, Mias Law. Miss Ki
ly. Mra. John J. Woodslde, Mrs. No.
Broyles, Mra. Edward Morlty, Mrs. J.
rome Beam, Mr*. J. G. Holenbeck. Mr
Brown, Mr*. Farley. Mra. Kemme, Mr
Cloud, Mr*. Roberta, Mra. James Oil
bert, Mra. Laura Hammond, Miss Allr
Davidson, Mlaa Haiel Adkins, Mrs. 8
T. Merritt, Mra. Mile*.
MRS. SMITH'S BRIDGE TEA
IN HONOR OF VISIT0R8
Mrs. 8amuel Smith entertained at
bridge tea Friday afternoon In honor
of her gueata. Miss Ludlow, of Win
ston-Salem. N. C„ and Miss Mario
Dickson, of Kentucky.
Marguerite* of fern* were uaed with
decorative effect In the reception and
dining room*. Mra. Smith received her
guests In a lingerie gown of mull and
lace.
Mlaa Ludlow wore a toilette of white,
silk and baby Irish lace, nnd Mlaa
Dickson wa* becomingly gowned In
white batiste and valenclennea lace.
Invited to play bridge were Mlsa
Ftorene Richardson, Mies Ethel Kelly.
Miss Jennie Mobley, Mlea Ethel Mob
ley. Mis Emma Robinson, Mlsa Blanche
MAC MILLAN-THOMA8 WEDDING.
The wedding of Mias Kathleen Clan
ton Thomas and Mr. George MacMil
lan, of Philadelphia, waa solemnized
Thursday evening at the residence of
Colonel and Mr*. J. .Jefferson Thomu,
parents of the bride. In Alexander
street. The home was beautifully dec
orated with palms, ferns, magnolli
blooms, and with quantities of pint
and white sweet |>eaa and pink roses,
the handsome pier glasses and wells al-
moat covered with exqulste garland*.
In front of one of the mirrors, the
bridal tableau wo* farmed.
The attendants were Miss Lade
Thomas, .Mr. Clyde Aycock, Miss Marie
Mitchell nnd Mr. Jeff D. Then™,
brother of the bride, of Augusta: Mbs
Annolla Hollis, of California, w ith Col
onel Turner C. Thomas, brother of the
bride, of Augusta; >•:»* Ilattle Mitch-
el and Mr. Duncan N. Ingraham: Mr.
A. David Quarles, and Miss Gertrude
Clanton Ingraham: Mr. Warren Camp
nnd Mr. Thomas E. Mallory, best mao;
Mr*. Julian P. Thorns*, of New York,
.slater of the bride, matron of honor;
Miss Cora Lou Thomas, sister of the
bride, maid of honor.
The bride entered with the groom
General Clemnt A. Evans performed
the ceremony. Harry Laurens Ingre-
ham wa* usher and ribbon bearer. Th/
bridal party entered front the stairway
to the strains of Mendelssohn's march. ;
ho bride wore a lovely goers ef
white embroidered net over white zllh.
Wllh pearl ornament*. She wore * tulle
vWI and rnrried a »hower bouquet of
white peas and asparagus fern*, "he
matron of honor waa rnwned In a Par
isian creation of rare lace and em
broidered net, with touches of n*hl
gqeen chiffon and diamond ornament".
Har large bouquet wa* of sweet pea*.
Mlaa Thomas, maid of honor, wort J
very pretty dotted awls* and lace. »“ a
ah* carled beautiful pink roses, "he
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