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11 r- _ , - - ,(u^rpc^p,:.. — .,.. ...raw ,. v THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. monhay. jtjne 11. ism. 9 SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining Statea COVINGTON. jamra H. Porter was In Atlanta Mon- ivy. i, b. BImms spent Monday In At- ^nta, th« guests friends. jltss Maud Willson, of Newborn, was l],e guest of Captain O. D. Heard sev- .ra! day* this week. Miss Charlie Porter spent Monday In Atlanta, the guest of -Miss Cleopatra Farncsworth. Miss Annie Webb, of Jackson, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. C. A. Har- well, Ralph Shepard Is In Atlanta visiting •datives. Miss lone Gibbs, of Atlanta, was tho nest of Mrs. L. I- Flowers the begin ning of the week. tV H. Pickett spent the first of the seek m Atlanta. Mrs R. I. Weaver la In Macon spend ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. Bllllngsleo. P, tv. Warren spent part of this week In Atlanta. j. a Lnunlus and son. Joe, are In JJndlsfm. visiting relatives. Miss Virginia- Launlua was the guest of Miss Susie Sandlford In Oxford sav- tral days the beginning of the week. Mrs. E. Winston Carroll will have as her guest Miss Katherine Tolleson, of Montlcello, during Emory' commence- merit. Charles 8. Floyd and Dr. W. M. Tay lor, of starrsvllle, were visiting friends here recently. Sirs. J. E. Taylor, of Mansfield, was the week-end guest of Mrs. L. L. Flow- K Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams, who have been the guests of relatives here, have relumed to their home In Atlanta. Miss Cleo Farnesworth Is In Atlanta, where she Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. lee Hardeman. Willie Beck Shepard, of Birmingham, Ala., Is spending some time with his psrents at this place. Mrs. S. B. Godfrey, of Allachua, Fla., has returned to her home after a month's visit to Mrs. P. Walter God frey.^! Shorter College, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bird were the guests of relatives at'Mt. Tabor Sun day. .Miss Dessa Hays Is at home from Macon, where she has been attending Wesleyan commencement. Mrs. Alice McEwsn has arrived from Wachulo, Fla., and will remain here for some time the guest of Captain G. D. Heard. .Mrs. T. C, Spivey, and little daugh ter, Emily, of Eatonton, are the guests ol Mrs. Wilson Jarman. Misses Ethel and Ruth Worsham have returned from Monroe College, where they have been attending school, Mrs. Charles R. Powell, of Monroe, has returned to her home after a visit to her parents here. Mrs. L. A. Clark spent several days this week In Atlanta, the guest of her sunt, Mrs. John Barclay. Mrs. R. Burton Davis has returned from a visit to Gainesville where she was the guest or Mrs. F. H. Thomp son. Miss Essie Is in Grantvllle, where she was one of the attendants of the White-Smith wedding. Mrs. Eugene R. Pendleton has re turned from Atlanta, where she was the guest of Mrs. F. H. Pendleton. Miss Mamie Griffin, of Atlanta, was the guest of Miss Julie Stillwell on last Sunday. Mias Cordelia V. Glanton, of Lon don. Ky„ arrived a few days ago to be the guest of Mrs. P. W. Godfrey. Mias Cowan, who has been attending th<- Slate Normal School, Is at home for the vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Everltt were In Atlanta Tuesday attending the Everltt- Lairci marriage. Miss Susie Murrell was married to Mr. William Hortsford on Sunday af ternoon. The wedding was a very 'tuiet affair, only relatives attending. Mrs. G. H. Cornwell has returned from Mechaniesvllle, where she was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Manly. Miss ina Hardy will be the gueet of Mrs. G. H. Cornwell during Emory commencement. SOCIALaRCLE. Mrs. Llssls Garrett returned Tues- day from a visit to Atlanta. M. A. Knox Is at home from Mer cer University. < Children’s day exercises at the Meth- odlet ,-hurch Sunday were very Inter esting and much enjoyed. Miss Ruth Johns Is at home from Monroe College, Forsyth. W. L. Lane waa a visitor near New born Sunday. Several of the young ladles and gen tlemen of the city enjoyed a moonlight Picnic nut at Harris Springs Friday evening of last Week. Rev. j. n. McCleekey, Messrs. E. T. M«yo. j. p. Freeman and J. J. Avret attended district conference of the Methodist church at Stone Mountain this week. Miss Bunnle Cook, of Watklnsvllle, 3 vlaltlng Mias Jessie Gunter. Miss VashtI Jones, who has been attending Monroe College, Forsyth, Is visiting Miss Launette Glass, near Neivnnn. .Miss Jones will return home the latter part of June and Miss Glass will accompany her. g; B- Stanton Is at Warm Springs. B. Spearman Is now the owner of probably the prettiest soda fountain in this section of the state. vMIsa Annie Mayo arrived home Sat urday from LaGrange Female College to spend vacation. .. Mtv Jack C. Manner and babe vis ited her parents In Madison last week. Mrs. C. A. Walker and children spent from Sunday till Wednesday with Mm. Walkers parents, Mr. and Mrs. L A. Stanton, at Winton. Atlas viola Bradford is visiting In Augusta. Messrs. J. F. Hanson and Pleas Tay lor spent Monday In Atlanta. Commencement exercises of Social Circle Institute were held Monday evening and the splendid program pleased a large audience. NORCROSS. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones snd Miss Jen nie Rue Bell, of Atlanta, are In Annapolis visiting Mr. Thomas If. Jon as, of the United Statea nary. Allas Susie Allnor entertained the Walk ing Club Wednesday afternoon. After a walk to Levers’ Leap. Ices were served. Allas Lola Key baa returned from At lanta, where sbo attended the Duncan- Browder wedding. Miss Annie Ray entertained very In formally Wednesday evening. Mr. Joe Webster la at home fpom the Unlrerilty School st Stone Uoontiln. Airs. Ben Burgeaa, of Atlanta, la vlalting her mother. Airs. Uakeatraw. Mrs. E. Wlnnborn Is In Atlanta. Mr. and Airs. Leathers, of Kanaaa City, gusts, where they visit Allas Maude Hicks. Aire. W. R. Fagan, of Atlanta, la vis iting her mother, Mrs. Caroline Pou. Quite a number of Almllsonlans are attending Lucy Cobb commencement. Miss Ida Stovall anil Mrs. Rosa Parker have returned from Borden- Wheeler Springs, Ala. Miss Caro Price nnd Mrs. Thomas Holland will spend July In Asheville, N. C. lire. D. H. Hickey anil children of Mississippi have returned home utter a pleasant visit to Airs. Raymond Thompson. Mrs. M. R. Thompson, of Chicago, Is vlalting Mrs. W. E. Shepherd. Miss Elal Burney has returned from Thomaston. Colonel nnd Mrs. Percy Mlddlebrooks are In Hot Springs, Ark. RISING FAWN. Mlse Emma Picalo has returned from Lafayette, Ga. Mrs. E. L. Ki„ gone to Birmingham, after a abort vis it hete. Tenn*’ * C ' Looney ’* ,n Trac Y City, Mrs. H. B. Allison and Ilttlo daugh ter. of Montgomery, Ala., are here with relatives for the summer. Masters. Layne nhd Willard Miller, of Knoxville, are visiting here. Mrs. j. R. Allison wll spend the sum mer hete. She has Just returned from Birmingham. — — jhw i- i\ey, or Atlanta, waa it recent guest of his father, Dr. T. T. Key. Airs. Al. P. Riser, of Atlanta, will vtitt her daughter, Alra. W. 8. Webster, next week. Eastman. Miss May DeJornettc, who has been visiting Rev. and Airs. W. B. Sentell, returned to her home In Eatonton Wednesday. , Misses Ethel and Mabel Wynne left Wednesday for McRae, Ga., where they will be attendants at the Mc- Rae-Grifflth wedding, which will occur at that place Thursday evening. Claude Eubanks spent Wednesday In Macon. v Misses Graham and Rawlins, of Mc Rae, have been the guests of Aliases Harrell for the past week. Colonel Marcus Calhoun, of Mount Vernon, was In the city Wednesday. Misses Essie and Evle Campbell, of Monroe college, have been the guests of Mrs. P. O. Campbell this week. Jamfs Rogers, who has been attend- lng Gordon Institute, returned home Thursday. Nelson Armour Is at home from Em ory college. .Misses Etna and Elisabeth Peacock have returned from Valdosta, where they have been spending some time. Miss Josephine Turpin, of Amerlcus, will arrive soon to ho tho guest of Miss AHnnle Harris. Aliases Sarah anil Llssle Daniel have returned from LaGrange Female col lege. Miss Birdie Daniel Is at home from Cox college. Miss nesday A marriage of much intent was that of Mias Ethel Bohannon, of this city, to Mr. Curtis Smith, of Dublin, which took place here last Sunday, Miss Bohannon was quite popular In East man, where she has many friends. Mr. Smith Is In business In Dublin. Mrs. Burton, of Buford, Ga., la vis iting her son, Charles Burton. Misses Ware and Hargrove, of Mar- ahattvllle, will arrive In Eastman Fri day, to be the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Gilmore. Miss May Turner, of Villa Rica; Mrs. A. L. Cobbs, of Bremen, Ga, and Miss Ethel Darling, of Florida, are the gueets of Air. and Mrs. W. B. Cobb. K. C. Hosford will spend Monday in Atlanta. H. H. Preston visited Dublin this week. Mrs. Anna Home visited Macon this Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hosford will spend next week In Empire. MADISON. Miss 'Mamie Hunter Is visiting friends In Milledgevllle. Miss Mary Walton Trammell la spending some time In Covington. Miss Antoinette Broughton has re turned after on extended visit to Chi cago. Misses Sue Reid Walton and May Thomason will leave Monday for Au- Vhlte, of Neel, Is vis SMART TOGS for smart dressers, for hot weather wear. We have so large a variety of styles, models, fabrics, weaves and patterns, that any man’s style can be suited and any man's figure fitted. Serges, worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres in solid gray, checks, plaids and stripes, single and double-breasted. Blue serges in endless variety—single or double- breasted. $12.50 to $27.50. ESSIG BROTHERS, ‘‘CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN" 26 Whitehall Street. DECATUR, ALA. Mr*. E. W. Godbey, asslated by her daughter, Allas Gladys Godbey,' enter talned at luncheon on Wednesday morning In honor of Miss Bonner, of Nashville, Tenn., who Is visiting Miss Gladys Godbey. On Thursday night Mr*. William Warner entertained the members of 8t. John's Guild at'their social meet ing. v Airs. H. B. Scott entertained a num her of friends al fresco at her hon in New Decatur on Thursday evi nlng. Miss Vene Littlejohn Is at home from Nashville. Air. and Airs. E. W. Godbey and daughter. Miss Gladys Godbey, nnd Miss Bonner, of Nashville, Tenn., via lied In Florence the past week. Mias Hattie Hundley, of Alooravllle, visited here the past week. Allas Annie Sugars Is at home from a visit to Nashville. Airs. C. ,W. Holland Is visiting in Wlncheatsr, Tenn. Airs. Workman Is visiting in Annls ton. Miss Alary Hereford, of Huntsville, wss vlalting.here the past week. Airs. J. Block, of Hartselle, visited here the past week. Miss Ella Groenendyks 1s at, home after a month's visit to Ohio. Air. and Airs. George E. Saywell, of Sheffield, visited here the past week. Alisa lllnn Brock has returned from Birmingham. Air. and Mrs. Aldrege, of Saulsbury, Tenn., are here on a visit. Airs. Susan AL Nelson Is visiting rel atlves In Washington, D. C. Mrs. Annls Black has returned to Birmingham. Airs. Walter Robinson and Mrs. John Reed, of Huntsville, are the guests of Airs. H. B. Scott. Mrs. Otto Aioebes visited In Getup the past week. Miss Leyla Brown, of Humbolt, Tenn., Is visiting here. Miss Nettle Wl Ring here. Mr. and Mrs. K. Glenn are visiting In Gadsden. Atlas inex Holt Is at home from a vis it to Athens. Air. and Airs. J. A. Melton are visit ing In Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Charles Lewis Is visiting In Athens. Air. and Mrs. A. C. Joiner visited In Florette the past week. Allan Kate Drake la vliltlife In Rus sellville. Air. and Mrs. William Cook are on a visit to Louisville, Ky. Allas Jessie Mae Weaver Is visiting In Louisville. Air. and Mrs. J. P. Rodgers are visit ing In Jackson, Tenn. AIIss Pearl Davidson Is vlalting in Birmingham. Mrs. Ai. E. Gibbs, of Town Creek, Is bare on a visit. Mrs. 8, H. Baker la visiting In JCen tucky. Airs. Vaught is visiting In Cullman. ROME, Airs. Arthur Sullivan will entertain the Novelty Club Thursday afternoon at her home, Hill Crest, Mrs. Built van's party waa postponed from lost week on account of conflicting en gagements. Miss Annie Louise Harris, of Saw Orleans; Miss Moris Bums, of Co lumbus, and Miss Helen Davis, of Al bany, are In the city, the guests of Miss Maud Harris. Mrs. D. B. Hamilton and Alias Joy Harper will leave June 20 for New York city. Miss Addle Wright and Atlas Gertrude Allen will Join them about July, and the party will spend the summer In Near Hampshire and Canada. Colonel D. B. Hamilton leaves Wed nesday for Athens to attend the meet ing of the trustees of the University of Georgia. The board will elect chancellor at this meeting. Miss Marion Van Dyke will have is her guests this week Miss Davidson and Miss Haltlwanger, of Atlanta. After this week. Alias Haltlwanger will be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haltlwanger, at the Cherokee hotel. Mrs. Charles inner and Mrs, Guy Eastman leave today for Thompson Springs, N. C, to spend the summer. Miss Janie Fahy returned Friday evening from the convent near Nash ville. Albert Fahy Is also at home from Mariat college, at Atlanta. Mias Ross and Airs. Edward Durant and two sons, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. T. J. Simmons for a few days.. Miss Gertrude Oehmlg. of Chattanoo- S is the guest of her cousin. Miss ale Hines, In East Roms. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Clement are re ceiving the congratulations of their friends over the arrival of a fine girt baby at their bom# Wednesday eve ning. Mrs. B. R. Wright, of Farrell, Ala, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. 8. Simmons. Llewellyn Hlllyer, of Macon, la the guest of his brother, Junius Hlllyer, at the Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. J. -L. Bass and little daughter are In New Tot*. Alias Maud Shaw, of Lafayette, was the guest of Miss Annie Clement, on Bluff street, Friday evening. Mias Shaw was m route home from Arab), where she has been teaching In the Houston High school Miss Louise Base has departed for the north on sn extended trip. She Is ATLANTA REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE ATLANTA, GEORGIA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $250,000 DEPOSITORY: Central Bank and Trust Corporation. CHARLES T. PAGE, J. J. MANGHAM, FRANK EDMONDSON, V. S. MADDOX. SAXON A. ANDERSON, WM. F. PARKHURST, INCORPORATORS) B. M. ZIRKLE, JAS. L. L0QAN, JNO. R. WILKINSON, JAS. A. FARMER, JNO. S. OWENS, THOS. M. GOODRUM, J. B. MANGHAM, THOS. J. KELLY* F. O. FOSTER, M. T. LsHATTE, d. n. McCullough, eugene oberdorfer, ATTORNEYS: Candlers, Thomson & Hirsch. EDW. DOUGHERTY, CAY McCALL, A. C. MORELAND, ARCH CRIBBS, E. H. SMITH. Organized to deal in Real Estate of all kinds, build houses and towns and io promote Real Estate Investments. A Limited Amount of Stock Is Now Offered for Sale FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS: JOHN S. OWENS, Vice President, Central Bank and Trust Corporation, Candler Building. JUDGE JOHN S. CANDLER, of Candlers, Thomson & Hirsch, 2nd Floor Candler Building. Or JAMES L. LOGAN, Real Estate, 16 South Broad Street. now In New York, and from there will go to Yassar to attend commence ment. Mlse Camille Lawton arrived In tho city Saturday, and Is visiting Miss Annlo Griffin. Miss Frankie Koss and Miss Ednlce Adamson arc the popular guetfe of Mies Meta McDonald In Fort Valley. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Yancey, of Knoxville, have arrived to attend the Harris-Yum-ey wedding, and are the guests of Mrs. Hamilton Yancey. Miss Mlrlnm Reynolds and AIIss Ruby Reynolds have gone to Crawfish Springs for n two weeks’ vacation. Mrs. S. U. Ledbetter Is spending this week with her mother at Lafayette. Mrs. Ethel Hlllyer Harris Is sb far Improved as to be able to leave her room. Mrs. T. G. Bush, Jr„ of Birmingham, Is the guest of Miss Mary Johnston. Miss I-oulne Hass has joined her mother nnd father In New York. Miss Annlo Cothran Is expected home thle week from college. Rosa Uosworth has gone to Catoosa Springs, where he will spend several weeka Carey J. King, president of the Trav elers' I’ortectlve Association, nnd Wil liam T. Ledbetter, eocretary of Post H, of Rome, left Friday evening for a ten days' trip north. They will first attend the convention of the Travelers' Protective Association In Buffalo oo Juno tl. The recital given by Mrs. VV. 8. Mc Henry's music class, at her resldenro on Second avenue, Friday afternoon, was ono of the most enjoyable and largely attended affairs of Its kind held In Rome for some time. An in tereellng program was rendered, In which a. number of young ladles par ticipated. A number of prises were presented anil won. as follows: First £ rlxc for the best J-year-old pupil, lias Edith Allen; second prise for the best 2-year-old pupil. Miss Marion Wills; .third prise for the best 1-year- old pupil, Miss Fnnnje Price; fourth irlse for best pupil who has attended OXFORD. Miss Mabel Jones, of Cartsrsvllle, who has recently returned from Wes leyan College, le the guest of Misses Means. Mrs. M. T. need has returned from Atlanta, where she vtelted Mrs. Dr. Avery. Mrs. Budle 8. Robinson, of Newnan, Is the gueet of Professor and Mrs. H. H. Stone. Mrs. Charlie Howell, of Atlanta, will spend commencement with Mrs. Stev ens. MT. AIRY. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Everett are guests at Mrs. McConnell’s. Tom Fort, of the University of Oeor- S is, Is vlalting his parents, Colonel and Irs. Fort. He will return on the 20th to the university, where he will grad uate. Mrs. Dehon and family, of Albany; Mrs. Riley snd family and Miss Law- son Spence, of Camilla, and Mrs. Wal lace and family, of Albany, have taken a cottage from Mrs. Parker for the summer. Dr. and Mrs. Hearn, of Atlanta, via- Miss Nora MeeKs wss unite" in mar- Ited In Oxford last Thursday. rtage to Mr. Qua Cwflg, of thto place, than a year, Mies Edith Irwin. Judges, Mrs. T. E. Grofton, Mrs. II. J. Arnold and Mrs. James O'.NVIIJ. Mrs. M. A. Hughes, of Anniston, Ala, Is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Clement, 102 West Second street. Mrs. Evan P. .Harvey entertained delightfully last Saturday afternoon. The house wee decorated with June flowers, pink predominating. The din ing room was especially pretty In pink sweat peas and pink candles. The re freshments served were pink Ices and cake. Over one hundred guests called und enjoyed the charming hospitality. Miss Margaret Hamilton spent yes terday with relatives In Trlon. Victor Smith, formerly with the Slate Mutual Life Insurance Company, In Rome, le making New York his horns. „ i. . Mr. snd Mrs. George Murphy, of Atlanta, former residents of Rome, are spending a few days,In the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Griffin, of Green ville. S. C., are visiting Mrs. Griffin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Curry. Miss Ida Yarbrough, of Madlsonville, Tex., is spending the summer with Mrs. Clauds Porter, at her home In Lindile. "Spot” Smith, of Ttxw. formerly of Rome, who has been vleltlng his sis ter, Mrs. L. A. Dean, left yesterday for New York. . _ Martin Graham leaves today for To ronto, Canada, where he will spend several weeks vlalting relatives. HOME COMING WEEK FOR KENTUCKIANS THROUGH SLEEPERS Atlanta to Louisville/ On account of the above occasion the W. & A. R- R- «nd N. C. & St. L. Railway will sell round trip tickets on June 10, U and 12 at rate of one fare plus 26 cents for the round trip, the rate from Atlanta being $13.65, tickets good to return until June 23, 1906. By depositing ticket and paying feo of 50 cents. However, tickets will be extended until July 22. Three trains dally, leaving Atlanta at 8:36 a. m, 4.60 p. m. and 8.10 p. m., all carrying standard Pullman sleep ers Atlanta to Nashville and Nashville to Loaifrille. In addition to this service there will be through sleeping cars operated on the 4:60 p. m. trains of June 10 and 11. Atlanta to Louisville without change, arriving Loulsvl next morning at 20 a. m. Route Is via Chattanooga, Nash ville and Mammoth Care. For further information write or call on A. THOMAS or C B. WALKER, C. P. & T. A. U. T. A. aebtree Viaduct. Union Pass. Kta. CHARLES E. HARMAN, General Pas-enger Agent Mrs. R. F. Enkea snd Mrs. Charlie Jarre), of Atlanta, are spending a few days with their parents, Dr. snd Mrs. John 8. Moors. Miss Julia Emery, of Toledo, Ohio, will spend commencement with Mlee Helen Meane. Miss Janie Cofer, of Atlanta, will via It Miss Nell Lowry next week. Professor and Mrs. Rsmbart Smith ars the guests of Mrs. Rmlth' mother, Mre. Frasier, of Atlanta. Miss Lillian Hollis, who has been at tending college at Milledgevllle,' vlelted her elster, Mrs. Frank Clyde Brown, Thursday. Captain and Mrs. J. P. Williams, of Savannah, are the gueste of Dr. and Ml*. Jamas Edward Dickey. Dr. Pasco and Dr. Watkins, of Flor Ido, are the guests of Professor snd Mrs. James Park Manner, Jr. •Mr. nnd .Mr*. Thomas W. Oliver will spend the summer In Oxford. Misses Lilian Solomon, of Afacon, and Dlanche Chapman, of Quitman, are expected In Oxford Bundav as the guests of Miss Helen Roberta. Professor Douglas Rumble, who for the post'year has taught In the sub freshman department of Emory Col lege, left Friday f|or a short visit to his home. Professor Rumble will as sist Dr. E. K. Turner In the Emory summer school. Judge Capers Dickson and wife haYe returned from Atlanta. Miss Louise Manning, of Chatta nooga, Tenn., snd Miss Eliza litll, of Gainesville. Ga, ars the guests of Ox ford friends . Mre. Mary Pinkerton, of Dalton, Is visiting Mrs. Onle F. Btarr. Miss Nanlllne King,' of Gainesville, the gueet of Mlse Sarah Branham. Mrs.,Grantlsnil Murray left Wednes day for Newnan. Dr. and Airs. James E. Dickey charmingly entertained the Emory trustees at dinner today. Miss Helen Williams has returned from college at Oalneevllle. Mies Helen Roberts has returned from a class reunion at Wesleyan. Mlee Clifford Williams Is the guest of relatives In Starrsvllle. Mr. N. A. Goodyear will spend com mencement with Dr. and Mre. James B. Dickey. Dr. and Ml*. Charles Peppier will spend ths summer holidays In Balti more. J. P. Manner will vlflt Mrs. C. E. Dowman next week. Mlee Mary Hill Moore, In company with her parents, will leave soon for a visit to relatives In Alabama. Professor and Mrs. Frank Clyde Brown will leave soon for a visit to relatives In Alabama. Professor and Mrs. Prank Brown win spend ths summer In Chicago. Dr. C. E. Dowman, of Atlanta, Is the guest of his daughter, Mre. J. P. Man ner, Jr. Messrs. Pattlllo, George Wlnahlp and Asa G. Candler, of Atlanta, snd Wal ter Hlban, of Atlanta, are visiting Dr. and Mrs, J. B. Dickey. Misses Elvira Westmoreland and Katheltne Roberson, who hava been at tending Agnes Bcott College, are tha gueets of Mrs. J. P. Manner. , WINDER. Dr. W. Lea De La Perriere returned Tuesday from a bualnesa trip In south Georgia. . ' ... Mias Dora Wilhite spent several days In Atlanta last week with friends. The friends of Mrs. L. W. Nowell will be glad to know that she Is still Im proving after her recent Illness. The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs Huddath, on Broad street, will be com pleted within the next two weeks. When finished It will be a great addi tion to Broad street. • Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cannon are vis iting In Atlanta and Alabama. The Winder lodge of Knights of Py thias will have ths honor of enter taining the district convention of this lodge on July 12. Borne very fine tal ent will be present, snd renewed en thusiasm will no doubt be brought about among the local members. We are glad to note that Winder was the chosen spot of the fleeing couple. Professor Robert Berry, of Griffin, and Miss Daisy Ambrose, of Lawrencevllle, decided to steal a march on thslr friends, so they cams here and wars married by tbe bride's pastor, Rev. Mr. Deweese. > One of tbe social events of ths wtek was 'the picnic nut st White’s mill Wednesday afternoon, given by Mrs. G. W. De La Perriere to her Sunday school class. Thle pleasant party went out late In the afternoon to the Mlse Nora Meeks waa united In mar- ..aga to Mr. Due Crow, of thf Rev. R. 8. Haundet* officiating. WASHINGTON. ■ Miss Marion Colley hss returned from Columbia College. Bhe will return In September. .... . Mlee Helene Armstrong, of Atlanta, spent the week end hero with her pa- ”»{"*. Camilla Pharr Is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Dyson. . . Miss Sarah Irvin haa returned from Augusta, where she hse epent several months past/ . , Mrs. Lucy Jteese, who has been very III. Is much Improved. Mrs. Mary Cooper left Thursday for Atlanta to spend a few days with her eon, Mr. Thomas Cooper, en route to Asheville, where she will spend ths summer. , _ . Miss Louise Jefferson leaves Sunday for Ann Arobr, Mich., where she will spend six weeks. Miss Cora Beck and the Misses Alex ander leave In a few days for Chau- tauqua, to take a summer course In English. „ _ Mrs. Wylie DuBose and daughters leave Sunday for Anderson, 8. C„ to spend a month. Mrs. Stuart Riddle, of Memphis, le the guest of Mrs. Wilhite. Mrs. Wilhite will entertain tha Bridge Club on Thursday. Miss Elisabeth Hallams Is expected Sunday from Virginia, where she has bcon at school. • , , Bishop Ksllly will dedicate Bt. Jo seph's chapel on Friday. It Is one ol ths handsomest buildings In the state, and Is a most beautiful memorial, given by one of the slsteka In memory of her mother. Mr. Benjamin Irvin has returned from a ehort trip to New York. The graduating class of our high school returned Wednesday from - week's visit to Washington city. Miss Cornells Green will spend the summer traveling ubroad. Mrs. John James Hill and Miss Et< fix Hill leave on ths 16th to spend tbe summer In Gainesville. WHITESBURG. Hon. Hnmllton llogsn, who ban licet) III >r nevernt days, la now conralcawnt, rrnfrsmir V. 11. Whnlley, Merident of llntehenon College, Is out In Alalmiua on IjiirIiipm. • . . . , IIIm Mary Ism Goodman, who haa lieen III with an attack of appcndlcltla, la now rrj much Improved. (I. A. Hogan, of Cnrrolllon, wnn In (he lly s few days ago on s visit to his ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? Linseed Oil Is the life of paint. See that It Is pure. Spencer Rollout; Old Process Linseed Oil Is tho oldent brand In tho United States. Sold by F. J. GOOLEDGE & BRO., Atlanta. Savannah. D. G. BETTIS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Office at End of Car Lino, Cnllcgo Park. Teleuhono East Point 288. References: Woodward Lumber Co. Bank of East Point. ty s illier. Mias i Oneln Aakew, of Itceatur. Os., le vlalting her two rioters In the rity, Mrn, W. B. Parka and Mra. W. B. Kelley. J. r. Shell, of Culpeper, or three dttya In whiteabi with irlatlren. , ■ , ■■ — • r, of W'llltamatHirg, Ky„ week with her alater, burg Inat week per, and returned to tha o'clock. :lty tending aehool at LaGrange Female Col lege, returned home laat week lor her imuier vacation. Sira. A. i». Holloway and children, of Mineral Spring, Ala., are spending a few days In the rity. . ftev, P. K. Buyers, of Winston, On., vis ited his parents here last week. Misses Mary Watklna. Clyde and Bnth Almon spent nevernt dayn In Carrollton j at week attending commeneemenr, Mina Myrtle Slovens spent the week In Newnan with her .later, lira. V. F. Brew ster. Mlaa Clio Rrawry. of Wlltlatnabsrg. Ky is expected to arrive In the city In a few '•as to aimnd aotne lime with velatlvra. 171,. Almoe, who baa been Is Carrollton for ths past two mostba, has returned moeh Improved. ■ Kngenls Watklna left this week for llle, N.C..where ahe goes •• a dele gate from the Young Woman* Christian Aaaoetntlon of Utlrange Female College, it which loatltstlon ahe baa been In aehnol !oe the paat two years. Preriding Elder It. A. Allen, of la Grange, was la the city yesterday nnd held quarterly clwferrnes st ths Maths rial church. THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N .0. Commencing Saturday, June tbe 9th, nnd continuing each Saturday during the months of June, July and Au gust, through sleeping cars will be op erated, delivering passengers at the hotels at Wrightavtlle Beach, leaving Atlanta at 9:36 p. m.; returning, leave Wrightsville each Thursday, arriving Atlanta the following morning at ALIO Season tickets $18.55; week end tickets, good for five days, $8.25. SEABOARD. $500.00. Tho above reward will bo pnid (or suph evidence os will lead to arrest and conviction of tho party or parties wbo maliciously cut a number of wires on cablo polo at corner of Penchtrco and Seventh itrccts, during Wednesday night, April ID, or Thursday morning, April 20. A like reward will bo'paid for auch evidence ns will lead to tho arrest nnd conviction of nny per son or persons maliciously inter-, faring with or destroying tho property of this company, at any point. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, J. EPPS BROWN, General Manager. CARROLLTON. Mr. Ktigrtif Htuirp, Atlanta iihI Momla/ \\l Mi iil« and 1.1 Mil* Mnrlnga. ■MHt* Mnrr Wfitklai bf*t of Mbo$r' io*. of Wblti i Mary Com Whntlo; • ■r Xpwii nil \Yetii), of Atlanta. tp#uf •roll too. _ >r. Ifail Drown hna rHUrnml I aftor aiHHHjIog aararal «1aja folka, Meur*. Poo!** Bin! Wllk ... .. — to l Mlaa, JfraU, of A.*« N ». «• b**r mother, Mr*. (Story* lira*! IM KoJilii-m haa rrturia*'! to aftrr NiH*iMllag arvrra! *!aya al Mlaa Nrili* Hharp haa hrm the paat fair daya with toualll $58.30. To Mexico City, Mexico, and Return. The West Point Route will tell tick* eta June 24 to July 8 inclusive. Lim ited to September 15, 1906. On payment of $10.00 additional tickets may be had jo>nij one route and returning another. For full information and sleeping c .r reservations apply to city ticket office. Fourth National Bank building, or ticket office Terminal station. C. L. WICKERSHAM, City Passenger Agent. F. M. THOMPSON, Traveling Pass. Agent. Atlanta. Ga. OPIUM Atlanta, Ga. c and WHISKEY HABITS cured at home with out in in. Book of par* tieul-jr* sent FBEK, H M. WOOLLKY.M.D. Office 104 N. Pryor Slrcal. ftMHHMiMliliiiUmJiiMiiiia rJT w - ——-