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Pink chiffon, fanhioneri with delicate
chlffo
Mr*. Henry Wortha
ported gown of Irish Ii
Miss Nannie Nlcolaon's tollett
of white mull trimmed with Valen
ciennes lace and made prlncease.
Mrs. OttJey wore & toilette of pale
taffeta trimmed with cluny lace.
Mias Treat wore white mescaline.
trimmed with valenclennes lace. If It.lnjurlouft to the health of In
Miw. fipalding'a gown waa white silk | fanta to be rocked? Or la the sway
ing motion toothing and beneficial?
Rocking the Baby Said
To Induce Nemousness
and la
RECEPTION AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Dir visiting ladle* of th* Bunker*’
Association nr re tendered an elaaant
r- caption at th* Country Club Monday
af'itioon from 4 to 7'o'docjc. Palma
and ferns were uaed with decoratlre
erf' ct. and on the email tablea on the
ti r ace pink rosea were uaed.
The members of the reception com.
mlttee were: Robert F. Maddox, chair,
man; Robert J. Lowry. Asa a. Candler,
Chorlea E. Currier, J. W. Enallah, E. H.
Tii mton and Frank Hawkins.
The following ladles acted ae hoe-
Mm: Mre. Milton Dargan, Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Lowry. Mre. Albert Thornton,
Mrs s. M. Inman. Mre. W. L. Peel, .Mre.
Thomas J. Peeples, Mre. J. K. Otttey,
Mrs. J. W. Enslleh, Mre. J. W. Enallah,
Jr., Mr. David Burnett Simpson, Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Radsley.
Among the Atlantans who will attend
the wedding will M Mr. and Mrs. Car-
roll Payne, Mlsa Laura Payne, Miss
Mary Thomas. Mr, and Mra J.
Spalding and Mias Dooly.
*
Jr, .’.fra. Asa O. Candler, Mre. A. P.
Coles. Mra Frank Hawklna Mre. Jo-
eeph A. McCord, Mre. E. H. Thornton.
Mre. W. F. Manry, Mlee lema Dooly,
Mlei Nicolaon. Mre. W. H. Inman, Mlee
Saiah Peel, Mlee Joele Stockdell, Mlee
Lai.ra Payne, Mrs. Ida Montgomery,
Miss Ada Alexander, Mlee Julia Porter
ar,i Mlea Janie Speer.
Mra Dargan wore a becoming gown
of rhlte mull, made prlnceeae.
M re. Lowry's gown was of pink silk,
trimmed with lace.
Mra. Thornton wore a toilet of white
mull and lace. *
Mlea Dooly wore a stylish suit of
white linen and a waist of Valenciennes
IN HONOR OF MI88 DOBBINS.
One of the delightful erenta of the
season waa the party given In honor
of Mlsa Elisabeth Dobbins, of Atlanta,
by the younger set of Dewy Rose,
Oa. Mice Dobbins Is the guest of
Mr. and Mra. William Clarke Allen,
at whose home the entertainment took
place.
Those who accepted the hospitality
of the occasion were Mlea Leaale Ad
ama, Mlaa Arlea Christian, Mlaa Oeor
gla Seymour, Mia Elisabeth Dobbins,
Misses Zolnta and Valerie Allen, Mlaa
Pauline JBdwards, Mlaa Myrtle Parka,
Mlsa YoU Christian, Mlaa Alice Clark,
the MlesegdJarlthera, Mlsa Stolls John
ston, Mlea Parks’, Mlsa Roberts, Miss
Luctle Menu! Mlea Newborn and Mrs.
W. C. Allen, Mrs. W. T. Newborn. Mr.
Fiank Maxwell, Mr. Wesley Adame,
Mr. Orrle McConnell, Mr. BUI Vaughn.
Mr. Occur Hlgganbotham, Mr. Birch
Seymour. Mr. Andrews, Mr, Roy Wray,
A# • lit, * ItlaMMM Cfwe>Mn,,w
Ur
Mire Nannie Nlcolson’s costume was
of Mark, and white silk, trimmed with
Jrlelr lace. •
Mrs. J. W. English, Jr., wore a toilet
of wliite silk and lace.
Mrs. A. P. Coles was gowned In white
cloth and lace.
Mrs. Asa Candler wore a. gown of
gray chiffon, trimmed with cluny lace.
Mire Sarah Peel wae In pink allk,
trimmed with lace and chiffon.
Mlee Joele Stockdell wore white lace
over silk.
Mre. Montgomery's-gown was of
M:i k lace over taffeta.
Mlee Janie Speer’s toilet waa of
rhlte embroidered mull, trimmed with
Iris
white
Mlaa Ada Alexander- wore
M suit and a waist of lace.
Idas Julia Porter's costume waa of
pale blue al)k.'
MR. LITTLE AND MR. CHAPIN
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON.
Mr. John D. Little and Mr. William
E Chapin entertained at an Informal
luncheon Monday at. their home on
West Peachtree street. The pretty dln-
Ina room was fragrant with cut flow
er- The table waa rove red with a
lure i-lothland had .as a centerpiece a
bowl fllltd with pale pink rosea.
-Mr. Lillie ahfl Mt. Chapin's guests
were: Major and Mre. J. F. Hanson,
Mr Henry Wortham of Macon, Mlaa
lema Dooly, Mlaa Nannie Nicolaon,
•Mlee Mary Thomas. Mr. Mills B. Lane
of Savannah and Mr. W. W. Lane of
Jacksonville. a
THOM AS-DEORAFFEN REID.
The Interest of a large number of
friends centers In the marriage of Mlee
Eili-jibeth deGraffenreld to Mr. Herbert
Smith Thomae, whlch-wlll take place at
All Salnte church Tuesday morning at
7 :10 o'clock.
The church will he tastefully deco-
rated In palms. The bride will he
t rrned In a handsome suit of white
voile, and wlU carry a shower bouquet
of bride roses.
Mra O. R. Nunnally. sister of the
bride, will be her matron of honor, and
will wear a dainty gown of white
batiste.
Miss Elwyn deOrnffenreld, maid of
honor, and Miss Schofield, of Mnron,
who will be bridesmaid, will wear white
hntlste gowns, trimmed with lace, and
will carrv bouquets of sweet peas.
Mr. Allen nuffln. of Hillsboro, N. C„
v I it act aa best man. and the ushers
will be Captain Hansell and Dr. W. B.
Kendrick.
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas will-spend the
eumniar In North Carolina.
of Elberton; Mr.' Clarence Seymour,
Mr. Marlin Gaines, Mr. Alvin Brown,
of Marietta, Oa.; Mr. John Roberts,
Mr. Paul Roberta, Mr. Frank Brown,
Mr. Clyde Brown, Mr. Clifford Booths,
Mr. Fred Boothe.
The house waa beautifully decorated
In ferns and pot flowers, and many cut
flowers.
MRS. BART OLeNN EN
TERTAINED AT CARD8
Mrs. Bart Glenn entertained at
charming card party Friday after
noon at her home, on Baker street.
In honor of her slater, Mrs. Julian P.
Thomas, of New Tork, who spent the
paet week with relatives In Atlanta.
The home was adorned with a pro
fusion of cut flowers, palms and ferns.
After the card games, refreshments
were served at small tables.
The' first prise ,s handsome purse,
waa won by Mra. Julian P. Thomas,
the consolation prise waa awarded Mrs.
Oeorge MacMillan.
Punch waa served during the games.
Mra. Olenn's list of guests Included
Mesdames Julian P. Thomas. Oeorge
MacMillan, II. Malone, Blanche Cald
well, Joseph Pelham, E. Oardlen, O.
Schwarts, Joseph Regensteln, Paul
Dobbins, Allen Davis, n. Williams,
John Mullins, Whltner, Charles Willis,
Ashley Purse, John Dennet and Misses
Edna Qlenn, Emily Robinson, Carrie
Henderson, Cora Lou Thomae, Florrle
Henderson, Orace Elyea and Pauline
Hope.
0AINE8-ALEXANDER.
One of the prettiest home weddings
-f the month will be that of Mlee Ethel
Alexander and Dr. Towle Gaines, whjch
wRl take place on Tuesday at the home
of the bride'* parent* on Washington
sir. i. Mis* Alexander I* generally
beloved In Atlanta, and th# fact that
hr-r marriage will remove her to North
Carolina 1* much regretted.
Mis* Luclle Alexander, sister of the
will be maid of honor, nnd Mr.
rr, nk MrFarland, of Staunton, Va„
w ill act aa best man.
The other attendants will he Mtssea
lllotsa and Carrta Alexander. Mlsa
Tioi.th of Montgomery: Mr. F. 8. 8pen
, -r. Mr. Harry Alexander and Mr.
Charles McKenny.
Mr. R. T. Sparkman and Captain W.
A Hansell will act as ushers and Rev.
Tin ron Rice will officiate.
PRETTY CHILDREN'S PARTY.
One of the prettiest children's par
ties'of the past week Ivaa that given
by Mis* Sophie Leay, at the home of
her parents on Peachtree street,
honor of her gueat. Miss Eunice Jack-
son. Oames were played and
served during the afternoon.
Sweet pea blosaome wera uaed pro
fusely In the decorations of the home.
Miss Elolse Peck won the flrat prise,
and Miss Eunice Jackson won pre
sented with a lovely memento nf the
happy occuslon.
CARO PARTY FOR MISS 0AVI8.
Mrs. Carlton Wright, of Rome, en
tertained at a card party during the
past week In honor of her guest, Mlsa
Josephine Davis, at Atlanta.
About twenty young ladles were en
tertained at a game of six-hand euchre.
The score cards In Dutch figure* were
painted by Miss Addle Wright, daugh
ter of the hostes*. Mis* Josephine De
vi* won th* first prise, a Tiffany vase;
Mlea Marlon Van Dywe won tne sec
ond prise, a box of bonbons, and Ml**
Anna Veal received the consolation
prise, a great bunch of sweet peas.
LICHTEN8TEIN-WI LENSKY.
The wedding of Mis* Evelyn Wllen-
■kl, of Ravannah, Oa, to Mr. Joseph
Lichtenstein, nf Atlanta, will take
place In Bavannah Tuesday, June, 11.
Miss Wllensky Is on* of the attractive
young ladle* of Bavannah and will be
quite an acquisition to the aoclal life
of Atlanta. She has visited this city
several times and has always received
much attention while In Atlanta.
Mr. Lichtenstein Is a young and
prominent business man of this com
munity. ,
LITTLE-JORDAN WEDDING.
The most Interesting social event of
tha week In Macon will be the marriage
nf Mra Ilah Dunlap Jordan and Mr.
J-'hn D. Little, of Atlanta, which will
mke place on th# evening of lhe'l*th
n' the home of the bride’s brother, Mr.
s.in.uel 8. Dunlap, at Macon. The
ceremony will be performed by Bishop
NV tarn* and will only be witnessed by
n.r most Intimate'friends nf the bride
and groom.
m William E. Chapin, of Atlanta,
kinbest man. There will be ho
>r attendants, and the hrtde wilt be
given awnv by her brother, Mr. 8am-
uel 8. Dunlap.
Bpaetal cars will bring visitors from
New York and Atlanta
The wedding guests will be enter-
talntd, together with a number nf Ma
con guests, by Mr. and Mrs. Roland
r. is at a buffet luncheon soon after
thetr arrival.
The ceremony wilt occur at t o'clock
and tha guests will leave at * o’clock
on the special cars. The bride and
groom will also leave at that time for
an extended wedding trip, which will
be spent abroad. A feature of the visit
to Europe will be an automobile tour
through Scotland.
Among those who will come from
New York are: Mr. Frank A. Munsey,
Mr. V. L. Mayer, Mr. E. Burton Hart
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
—NEW BRACELETS-
Just Received. Look at Them.
Charles W. Crankshaw,
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler.
Century Building. Whitehall SL
TO MISS GOODE.
On Thursday Mrs. Charles Walker
will entertain In honor of Mlaa Elle
Goode, one of Atlanta's most attractive
June brides Her marriage to Mr.
Isaac Hardeman, of Macon, will take
place tha latter part of thla month.
SILVER TEA.
A silver tea will be given at the resi
dence of Rev. C. T. A. Pise, 14 Wash
ington street Wednesday evening, June
1*. from l to a o’clock. A musical pro
gram will be rendered and refresh
monts served.
QUESTS AT HYNDS-FLICK
WEDDING AT NASHVILLE.
Borne of the wedding guests from a
distance for the Fllck-Hynd* marriage
next Thursday evening have arrived In
Nashville and others are expected early
next week. Misses Buena Hale, of
Johnson City, ’ and Mary Griffith, of
Atlanta, two of the bridesmaids, who
are visiting at the Hynds home, hare
arrived, os has the bride’s brother, Mr.
Thomas Hynds. Another brother, Wil
liam Q. llynds, who hss been In Atlanta
at school, will go to Kaahvillo with hts
grandfather, Mr. L. H. Johnson. The
bride's venerable groat-grandmother,
Mrs. O. G. Potter, of Atlanta, may also
be In atirndanee, and Sir. E. O. Miles,
who will be one of the ushers, goes
next Wednesday, accompanied by Mra.
Miles. Mr. Flick's family, front Hous
ton, Tex**, will also be there for ■ev
ent! days before the miptUt*.
Beside* a number of entertainments
already announced for the bridal party
this week, there are several additional
pleasures planned for them. On Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Archibald A. Doak
will give a card party for Mis* Hynd*,
and an automobile party Is planned for
one afternoon.
RAMSEY-AYRES.
A wedding of Interest to their friends
throughout thla and other Southern
states, says a Nashville paper, was that
of Lionel Drew Ramsey, formerly of
Nashville, and Miss Ira Foster Ayres,
which was solemnised at Mount Car
mel church, on the estate of th* bride’s
tatbsr. Judge A. M. Ayres, near Gun
taraville, Ala., on Wednesday afternoon,
June 6, at J o'clock, Rev, James
Lawrence, rector of Calvary church,
Amerlcus, Oa., officiating.
By the artistic us* of natural foliage
and flowers the little rustic church was
beautified. The groom, as well a* ush
era and groomsman, wore blue black
double-brtastad coats; whits flannel
trousers and white shoes. Th* brides
maids were attired In white, and car
ried white silk parasol*. The bride Was
In whits lacs, with a large bouquet of
white roses, and also wore the groom's
wedding gift, a crescent pin set with
pesrle and asapphlree.
Miss Ethel Blocks, of Gadsden. Ala.,
accompanied on the violin by Mr*. Al
bert M. Ayres, Jr., played the wedding
march, having rendered previous to the
arrival of tha bridal party, “Call Ms
Thins Own."
Mrs. Harry Marshall, of Tullaboma,
sister of the groom, was matron, and
Mias Mildred Louise Alford, of Gads
den, Ala* maid of honor. W. Victor
Cooney, of NaabvIlU, was best man,
and the usher* and groomsmen were
James B Hill and Nathan R. Martin, o
Nashville; Charles J. Potter, of Me
Mlnnville; Francis E. Williams and
Ayres Conner, of Macon, Go.; Frank
G. Touart, of Mobile, Ala., and Dr. R.
J. Washington, of Guntersvllle, Ala.
The bridesmaids were: Mis* Anna
Wharton, of Lebanon: Miss Lillian
Thomason and Miss Esther McKIn*
"try. of Guntersvllle, Ala, -and Miss
Mary Pearson, of Macon, Oa. Little
Ml*e Marlon Connor, of Macon, Ol,
was ring btarer.
ORGAN RECITAL AT THE
FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH
The organ recital at the Flrat Bap
tist church on Tuesday evening will be
musical event of unusual Interest.
The organ which was built by the Aus
tin Organ Company, of Hartford, Conn.
Is one of’the finest instruments. In the
South, costing over $6,000.
Mr. J. P. O'Donnelly, the organist, has
prepared the following excellent pro
gram:
Soloists—Mra. Peyton H. Todd, so
>rano; Miss Marguerite Dunlap, alto,
dr. Thomas R. Davies, tenor; Mr. John
S. Scott, bass; Mr. C. T. Wurpi, cor
netlst.
Sopranos—Mrs. W. 8. Elkin, Jr., Mrs.
T. H. Wingfield and Miss Gussle Winn.
Altos—Mrs. Arthur Crevlston,- Mrs.
W. T. Perkerson and Mlaa Carrie Sam
ford.
Tenor#—Mr. J. W. Marahbank, My.
Frank Cundell, Mr. Oscar Cook and
Mr. Ernest Waltt.
Basses—Mr. John Mullln, Mr. Ed
ward H. Barnes, Mr. T. L. Jennings
and Mr. Mirlon Roberta. ,
Program.
Toccata In F'major, Bach.
Tenor Solo, "My Hope la In the Ever
lasting," Baul-Stalner—Mr. Thomas B.
Davies. .... .
Suite for Organ, James H. Rogers
(prologue, march, Intermeiso, - doe
cata).
Baa* Solo, “Lord God of AbraJtahl, 1
(Elijah), Mendelssohn—Mr. John . 8.
Scott.
Andante Rallglaso, Thome-Gull-
mant.
Berceuse, IlJInsky.
Sortie, Rogers.
Alto Solo, "In Thee, O God, Do
Put My Trust," Splcker—Miss Mar
guerite Dunlap.
Daybreak, Spinney.
“Songs In the Night," Spinney.
Soprano Solo, "Inflnmmatua (Btabat-
Mater),” Rossini—Mrs. Peyton It.
Todd and chorus.-
"Le Rosslgnol et la Rose," Saint
Saens,
"Blumengeflustsr," Von Blon.
“Tffiantinft " Hunt Warln
Hosanna,” Paul Wachs.
Jtrusaltm.
A motet for solo, chorus and organ
(M. H. Nefdtlnger).
COONEY-MEEK8.
The wedding of Mr. Robert Lee
Cooney and Mies Lorraine Meeks,
which take* place in Nashville, the
homo of the bride, Saturday after
noon. at 6:10 o'clock, on th* lawn at
the Frank McOavock home, on the
Lebanon road, will be of Interest to a
large circle of friends.
Rev. It. Lin Cave wlU perform the
ceremony on a stretch of green lawn
framed In with box and rose bushes
like a natural al fresco drawing room.
The bride wilt be given In marriage by
her brother, Emmet Meeks, and her
slater, Mlsa Ellen Meeks, will serve as
maid nf honor. Mlea Laura Stratton
to be the flrat bridesmaid, and other
maids will be Misses Lucy Haynls, of
Gallatin; N'ttl Fall, Anne Richardson
and Ida Thompson.
The flower girls will be little Mil
dred Gray, Evelina Kenner, France*
Kirkpatrick and Rebecca Baxter. The
best man will be Spehard Bryan, or
Atlantn.
About on* hundred and twenty-five
gueata will be present The ceremony
will be followed by n reception and a
buffet supper. Among the out-of-town
rueats will be the bride's uncle. W. 8,
x'unnetley, of Nunnelley; Mra. C. W.
.Ively, of New Orleans; Miss Tommie
Sima, of Washington, nnd Mrs. Kath
erine Cooney Abbott, of Atlanta
DINNER PARTY AT CLUB.
Major and Mra J. F. Hanson, of
Macon, entertained at an elegant din
ner Sunday evening at the Capital City
Club, tn honor of Miss lama Dooly.
Dinner was served In the rooms, and
the table, especially artistic In Its ap
pointments, had an oblong plateau of
white and rad roses. The candlestick*
had shades of green and silver, and
the place cards were tn whit* nnd gold.
The party Included Colonel nnd Mra.
Robert J. Lowry, Hon. Charles O. Treat
und Miss Treat. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ot-
tley, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. B. Thompson,
Colonel and Mra. W. L. Pqel. Mr. and
Mrs. Jock J. Spalding, Mr*. L. A. Jor
dan, of Macon; Miss Hollman. Miss
Howell, Mis* Thomas, Mis* Dooly, Miss
Nicolaon, Mr. E. W. Lane, of Jackson
ville, FIs.; Colonel Willis Ragan, Mr.
John D. Little, Mr. M. B. Lane, ot Sa
vannah: Mr. w. E. Chapin and Mr. F.
Gamble.
Mr*. Hanson wore a gown of white
mrssallne allk, trimmed with Irish
lace.
Mlsa Dooly's lovely gown was of
DR. J. LEWIS BROWNE
ill tench from June 1 to
\ugust 15 in his residence
music studio, 271 Ivy St.
TemiB by rnnil or Belltelc-
phonc 918.
and Irish lac J
Mrs. Lowry wore a toilette of blue IIV" ‘"”“”‘1 _„i..‘!?. 1
casallne elaborated with baby Irish ^ur*e# and mothers for several years
lace. have argued these questions, and whU*
Miss Nellie Howell’s gown was white {some have absolutely refused to allow
embroidered batiste over silk. their little one* to be rocked, other*
Mrs. Mary Thomas wore pink chiffon have swung them to sleep In a cradle
i, 7“ or hammock, rocked them tn a com-
Hallman’a gown was white fortable armchair every time they
china ellk fashioned with vnlenclennes cried. In the old fashioned way, and
,a< 2’ V . In both Instances some of the little
Mr*. Harbour Thompson wore white babies have grown strong and sturdy
“ ■"* and others developed Into nervous, ex-
„ . citable children. !
Y, w. C. A. a* to the harm rocking actually
A number at subscriptions have been does, one physician declares It depends
received hy the board of directors of entirely upon the constitution of the
the Young Women's Christian Asso- ta£ant "Some babies thrive on It,
elation In runome to a recent reouest. whU ® th ® motion undoubtedly Irritates
cinuon in response to a recent request. ] und frW j uently disturbs the stomach*
and these have been accompanied by | of „thera“" *he say*,
notes of hearty commendation of the “I can think of no better plan If the
work end good w ishes for Its success. | welfare of th* little one Is uppermost.
The ladles of the board deeply ap-1 than to try a gentle swaying move-
preclate this encouragement and help ment, holding the baby In one's arms.
and are confldent that this generosity If the Infant, laughs or goes to sleep
will continue until they have the Immediately there need be no fear that
amount necessary to start the fifth swinging In a cradle or rocking If In a
year of work unhampered. I chair will be Injurious, unless Its atom-
They are asking for U, $10 or money ach Is out of order, when the motion
,0 L. th *. n .®* d * ot the association. will often undoubtedly cause a kind of
The following contrasted facts from I seasickness such as grown-ups expert-
reports of 1S06 and ltOf of the Toung once qn a merry-go-round, when cross-
Women e Christian Association Will be I j n g th* ocean, or frequently when rid-
J Ing In an elevator.
April. "But the baby whose stomach la too
•A I aonsltlve to stand being rocked will
.. 51} often cry when first put Into the cradle,
4S,4$4 I because the motion Ju»t at the start Is
, ... I moat sickening and cause* the little
'•‘O') one real nausea, or if It Is swayed In
. Its mother's arms when she rocks vlg-
orously It will sometimes show un-
of Interest to th* public:
April,
1105.
Membership 4$4
Dinners served $1,04$
Suppers served to mem
bers of night classes.. 1,044
Boarders nt Y. W. C. A.
home .. .. .........
$1
Enrollment In Bible
classes ($ classes In
1005 and 0 class** -In
I90S)
Positions secured by em
ployment bureau .. ..
Business young women's
club* si- ... .. -..
. W. C. A. clubs In fac
tories (26 members In
1(06 and (4 members In
1(0$) ..
Enrollment In gymna
sium classes
Gymnasium medical treat
ments
Enrollment Jn other ed
ucational classes ..
Expense for 1(05 ,
By Internal revenue. ,
By subscriptions.... -
/f . UIUUMJ it W*$g g.lU" U»»-
-.-I'll.J 1 ;! ml*takab)e signs of nervousness by
capacity.) J twisting Its head from one side to the
other and squirming around aa If to
get Into a comfortable position.
’ "I do not know that rocking has ever
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a* 1 A uu nut iuidd uiut iuvaiiik iiuo
81 really harmed the brain of a child,
.. but J am confldent that It has made
excitable Infants excessively nervous
I and Irritable and In that way has done
I them untold Injury.
"My opinion Is that the more quiet
and comfortable babies can be made
th* better off they are physically, and
for this reason I always advise moth
ers and nuraya to. keep the little ones
lying In their cots as much aa possible.
Instead ot placing them In' a cradle
that rock*, or putting them to sleep
by swinging them In a rocking chair
or swinging them In a hammock. There
Is no doubt In my mind that the Infant
who Is always put on a cot and left
there to go to sleep gets a much more
refreshing rest than the little one who
requires a lot of nursing and coddling
before It will close ita eyes.
"This last phssq it purely nervous
ness and habit, for If a baby, even If It
Is only two months old. Is rocked to
sleep once or twice and likes the sensa
tion It will remember and cry If the
same attention Is not lavished on It ev
ery time It get* sleepy, and often by
wailing will get Itself Into such an ex
citable condition that rest Is Impos
sible for hours until from sheer exhaus
tion It drops asleep.
"Habits- of sleep once formed In a
baby are difficult to break, whether
the Infant has learned to gq to rest
quietly and alone or by Incessant rock
ing with a continual strain of soms
soft lullaby In its ears. So the mother
who would' not only do what la boat
for the nerves of her child, aa well as
for her own peace of mind dill do well to
train the youngster to go to - sleep
quietly and without any attention suth
as rocking and singing.
"Walking the floor with a baby, while
not giving It the same sensation as
swinging, etc. Is another motion that
I believe has a tendency to .mnke a
child nervouh. The ceaseless freed of
the feet up and down, the turn at cer
tain angles, the rhythmic step, fre
quently make a grown person Irritable,
and must be almoat Intolerable to an
excitable Infant, who cannot choose
but be tramped with, out of a mistaken
Idea that the walking I* soothing,
"If babies could only talk, I feel
sure that moat of them would beg to
be left In their cots, or, when held,
kept In quiet arms and not swung or
rocked as If they were out for amuse
ment."
by Mis* France* Walker
home near Knoxville, Tenn.'
Mlee I--ills Clarke, of New -
haa been the gueat of h*- r «'
Malone on tfVet Peachtree .
now visiting Mr. and v r ,
Austell, at Inman Park. M
Mrs. 8. L. MeSItoy, of Wilier
Mrs.
Ga., isHH
Mrs. McElroy "wIlT*be 'joined '
Dr. McElroy, who h„ be?~ ,
some time nt Hot Spring?; Ark. ^
Mr. William E. Christian ...
nckfnn Christie., i-., ~ * n d
Went Point, N. Y, where Mr . , T
Chrlatlan will enter the military'^?
SBr t°r four year*. *r) tea
lty*M#tbodiat CTmVch ta*a t r R of Trl >i
bury. 8. C.. for ravreal dara S l T* n ]
not return to Atlanta beton th?
t#»r norf r.r tls* —..s. wror * the IatJ
ter part of the week.
lald. J^ertirtL'SSSh M*.\
Adelaide CunnlngtaSTK^ Jyn*.
Bewanee. Ten.. for a . Uy |
Miss Martha Whitman. Ml..
Clarke and Mr. Eugeni Hayne?”!!!!
leave for Birmingham next will''! lr|11
tend the Jemlson-Holmes w.SSlili*}'
weddlig.
Mrs. Pauline Gray, of New v-i,
Ivfld MnnHnv ♦» a *
rived Monday to* spend "eeverll’u’ *, r ’
Viliam 1tfJ£
tell, at Inman Park.
her'daughter/Mrs. *C M
North avenue. " >r S
Mr. J. Walker, Mr. w p wiiA
SiSSfeSL°*^vanish
l"J. h ® C,ty ' attending the banker.’
. V/’ Colville, Jr., has
to Kentucky to spend his vacation t!J
Ho will be absent a fo|
Dr. Floyd McRae has returned fr,
Boston, where he attended the me...
, --attended the conve
tlon of the American Medical Associ ’
Total .. .. .. .. ..
Expense for 1(06 ... j .
By Internal revenue
By. subscriptions., ..
niece of Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Parker.
.. n l She Is prominent both In church and
* 1 social circles of McRae.
Mr. McRae Is a young'man of much
.buslneas ability, and.la vice president
ins of the Merchknts’ bank gnd other euc-
19 000 easeful enterprise#. He la also mayor
*7'sno °t McRae.
1 700 More than one -hundred haindaome
| presents, consisting ot fine cut glass,
.. . $9 ooo I silverware, china, etc- attested the
.. . 116 000 (popularity of the bridal couple,
. (lt'ooo I Judge and Mr*. Max L. McRae gave
LOOO a beautiful reception at their reai-
Total
Balance to be. raised by sub
scriptions before June $,
1(0$
dence after the marriage ceremony.
.$1$,000{ The lawru perhapa the finest In that
city, was brilliantly lighted, with many
colored lights. Salads and Ices were
$.000 i served. Mlsa Alice Barton, of Ocllla,
Oa., was St' the fruit punch bowl.
Total .. •• ..$16,000 After the. reception, Mr. and Mr*.
Friday morning a large party, repre- McRae left for New Or>« ar *». •**
eehtlhg the’Young Women's-Chrletlan will, go to. Lo*. Angelea and several
Association of Atlanta, left on the °ther point# of Interest o n ‘he P<*im:
Southern for Asheville to attend the coast and In the Rocky tnoumtaln sec-
Southern Summer Conference of Young tlon of the great wesL returning home
Women's Chrlatlan Association, which!about July 1.
morel'from'june {moiT"' 1 In "’ B ‘“' MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS.
Among those attending are: Mrs. W. I The reception at which Mrs. A. J.
H. Patterson and Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, I Smith will entertain Monday afternoon
^ ° MMMHnrar Con 8 to 7. in honor of Mre. Oeslan
Arm hi rone, ft friend nnd contributor I . . *_ *%,. «..» *■*»« nn
tothe wnric, with her sister, Miss Adale I Daniel Gorman, Is the first, event on
Dlsbro, traveling city secretary for the the social calendar for tho week, and
gulf state# work, and her mother, Mrs. will be a beautiful function.
Dlsbro; Miss Bertha Greenlee and Miss M „. smith's home on West Peach-
RoSSrM^MIsV 1 Mont*omMy , reDre- tree w,u *>• decorated In pink and
Mntfnr th« B I H P Club’ JHIfti Suth- 1 w hlie flower*, and thin color scheme
erMn," nf *the Clover’ Club; Miss Alice will b* Ibllo^ed In detail In the menu
Wesson and Mies Zllla Austin, dele- »*rved. In the dining room, the table
gates of the Extension Club at Nunnal- will have aa lta centerpiece a hand-
y Bros., and Hr., Llndley. represent- some plateau <£.P " k ^VeM
Ing the Extension Club at Foote & drawing room:and la tto
Davie* . I flowers will be used, while the library
Mlsa Harvey, physical director, and and music room will contain quantl-
Mlas Porter, extenalon secretary, will tie# of dalslea. .
represent the secretarial force of the I Mr*. Smith will be assisted In ra
Atlantn work at Ashavllle this year. I celvlng by the guest of honor, Mrs.
At the last meeting of the board of Gorman, and Mesdames Floyd Mc-
dlrSctora of the Young Women's Chris- Rae, Forrest Adair, J. R. Mobley, Park
tlan Association Mr*. Brooks, the preal- Woodward, Alfred Truitt, Roacoe
dent, sent the message that ah# would Hearn. 8. C. Atkinson, Katherine C.
>e unable to resume the duties as pres- I Abbott, A. E. Calhoun, E C. Konta, T.
Ident for some tlma, on account of Mr. IC. Lonigtno, and atlases Louise Todd,
Brooks' continued Illness, and Mrs. I Jennie Mobley, Ethel aiobley, Martha
Manahan, first vice presIdenL consent- I Woodward, Besale Woodward, Mrs. J.
ed to assume the duties of prssldent IC. Thompson, Annie Northen, Lula 81a-
untll her return. I ton nnd Elisabeth Adair.
Miss rennlngton remains In Atlanta Mr*. Smith Wlir wear a handsome
Instead of accompanying the party to [ gown of pink embroidered mull over
Norton, of Rome, Ga., and the groom's
sister. Miss Maude Harrill, of Char
lotte, N. C„ with Miss Eve. Mrs. Mitch
ell and th* Mlsees Mitchell were In At
lantn for several days this week en
route to Carteravllle.
toilette will be of
new work.
The board of directors regret ex-1 whits silk,
reedingty the absence of Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Forrest Adair's gown will be
from tne work and deeply appreciate a dainty one of white chiffon, lace
Mra. Manahan’a willing enneent to serve I trimmed.
In her piece, particularly aa the has I Mrs. Floyd McRae wilt wear a ellk
Just retumsd In dsltcste health after I aeoltenne, brocaded in heliotrope rose*,
an absence of months on account of land made princess*,
the lllnee* and death of her father. I Mra. Roacoe Hearn will be gowned In
MeRAE-GRIFFITH. | Mni. Alfred Truitt will wear a hand-
A very Important aoclal event waa aotne toilette of white silk,
the marriage at McRae of Miss Fannie , Mr *- J - be .? tlracl, .T.®
Griffith to Mr. E T. McRae, both of & ‘mlnSaV^uSy
The marriage occurred at the Meth- Lf^Mna^kMrimmed wlriTriny "Va!
odist church, which was beautifully I | (ce ruffles. ,
decorated with ferna and palms, with xn. g. e. Atkinson will wear white
many white flowers carrying out tha I wash chiffon, Its trimming* of round
color scheme of green and white. thread lace.
A program of music consisting of M rs. E C. Kent* will be daintily
violin solos and vocal and Inatrumen-1 gowned In a whit* lingerie dress of
MISS ROSA DENK ENTERTAINS.
One of the attractive affairs of the
past week wae the entertainment given
last Saturday night by Miss Rosa
Dank, whose marriage to Dr. Henry
Charles Freeh, of Savannah, will take
place Tuesday evening. Those who
will participate at the wedding were
the InvJted guests, and were as fol
lows: Misses Rosa Denk, Augusta
Denk, Joale . Denk, Lillie Elsas, Eda
Stahl, Amelia Burkert, Messrs. Henry
Freeh and Joseph Bruekman, of Sa
vannah* Christie Denk, of Nashville.
Tenn., Louis Stahl, George Roerlg and
Hugh Connally. .
The house was decorated for the oc
casion In green and white, the wedding
color scheme. The dining table had as
a centerpiece a large cut glass bowl of
sweet peas. From the chandelier sun
pended a white wedding bell from
which hung tiny souvenir boxes, con
taining gold stick pins for the greems-
men and pins to match for the brides
maids, tied with green and white rib
bon*. reaching from the wedding beU
tr\ Saab crusei'e V\1s4s mIcL . *c, *
to each guest's plate with a tiny bou
quet of white sweet peas at the end.
A supper In courses was served, the
cake* being heart ehaped, decorated
with the Initial* "TV l”'
with the Initials "D. FV
The ladles wore white lingerie gowns
elaborately trimmed with lace.
Mr. Hugh Connally sang several
pretty songs during the evening.
•***•»*•*•*••»•••••*•«••*!
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Logan have
rented their home on Juniper street to
Colonel Sibley and family and are atop-
plng in South Kirkwood with the fam
ily of Colonel W. O. Mitchell. Mrs,
Logan will visit the East In July and
spend some time at New York Chau-
tauqua.
tal selections was rendered previous I J^ull and lac*
* c . , J® r !' < J ny -’ v Mrs: Longino's gown will be of whltrf
At 8:$0 ocloclk tha-bridal party en-I Jgsi.rlotl), made princess#, and trim-
tered. . Messrs, Max J* McRae. T. P. I med with goWv lace.
Griffith, of McRae; T. J. McRie, of Mr*. J. C. Thompson will 'weaV black
Fttsgerald, and Henry Pritchett, of { nst orer taffeta
w# . r ? u * h * r *'.„ „ I Mis* Jennie Mobley's dainty gown
The bridesmaids xcollliscc Ethel w tll be a bluoembrolderedFrench mull,
and Mabel Wynn*.,of Eastman. land Mlee, Ethel Mobley will be nt-
I tractlveljt gowned In white embroidered
T* 1 ® HI"®® U®«» Stamp*, Gena Bar-
ron, AIMS Morgan and Lula Crim left
Saturday to attend the national con*
A«ii?. n a. of th ® . Traveler*’ Protective
Association, which convene# at Buf
falo, N. Y., on Monday, the llth In
stant
Mr. and Mrn. George 8. Ruiiftev and
MIm Turpin, left sSday for iS eg.
** alt to Virginia Beach, Norfolk,
^r»%, B * ltlrno "' Philadelphia,
“ rl «. Niagara, Cape May, Atlan
tic City and other points of Interest.
Mr. R. L. Cooney will leave Wedn.
day for Nashville, wh ere hi# mamS
day M ” M ®* k • <8k ®* l ,lace on Statu!
, Mr*. Freeh and Mlsa Emma Free
m«reU?i. nI M' tl 'Mi re £® r ® to attendne'
E*" 1 *?® °5 Mis, Rosa Denk to. r
Henry Charles Frecht. of Savanna)
of Columbia. •.
merly MUs Edna Pennlck, of Alls,
haa been desperately ill | n Columbr
Mr. Shepard Bryan leave* the la*
part of the week for Nashville, to .
tend tile Cooney-Meek# wedding.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford a
children leave tonight for ten da
stay at St. Simon’s Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Press Huddle*tnn a
at home to their friend# In their m
home, 56( Washington street.
Mrs. Orton Bishop Brown, of Main
will arrive Thursday to visit Mn
Preston Arkwright.
W. W. Boyd, of California, will ar
rive next week to vl»lt his daughteil
Mrs. W. T. Goldsmith.
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Goldsmith and
children will spend the summer at
Stone Mountain.
Leroy C. Mondevllle, of Carrollton,
Is In the city, attending the bankers'
convention.
Mrs. James Dunbar, of Ellenton, 8.
C- Is the guest of her slater, Mra W.
D. Ellis.
Mrs. J, R. MObley and Mrs. Anthony
Murphy will go to Indian Spring* this
week.
Miss Arabella Wright, of Brunswick
Is the guest of Judge and Mra. Spencer
Atkinson. ,
Mrs. Thomas' Peeples will go to
Athens Tuesday to visit Mrs. Charle*
Phlnlxy.
Mr. Forrest Adair and Ml** Ellubeth
Adair are spending the week In Chi
cago.
Mrs. Edward Durant and her two
son* are vlettlng relatives at Rome.
Miss Frances Bishop, of Kan*s* City,
Is the guest of Miss Phoebe Ellis.
Mr*. John Fltten , entertained tb*
bridge club Monday morning.
Mr. and Mr*. George Murphy *r*
visiting friends at Ropie.
Mr. Byron C. Crawford I* spending
several weeks In Cuba.
Miss Ida Lee HIM ha# returned to
her home In Washington, Go.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Austell
will entertain a few friends at the or-
gan recital at the First Baptist church
on Tu e *d a ye v enl ng. Their guests will
«>c Mr. nnd Mra. C. P. Byrd mih
Mra. Pauline Gray and
Mra. Lulu Tumlln Lynn#.
Mr. and Mra. W. O. Stamps and their
ISaturday to attend
th ® Travel-
n 1 V"' >c 'a l lnn. -hlch con-
nth iit^l - 1 Monday ' th ®
OriflUh, of McRae, ,end Thomae Me- ,i"i|
O. F. McRae; brother of the | Misses Martha and Bessie Woodward
Rae.
groom, was best man. .... . (wUl'wear'pink and blue embroidered
Miss Mabel Langston, of Atlanta,
Miss Louise Moats, of Deveraux Ga
has gone with a party to attend the' nn'
tlonal convention of the Traveled Pro-
Ruffsin A J*°®J? Uon ' which convenes at
Instant.’ N ' Y ‘ °" Mondfty < th ® llth
COL. HARRY SILVERMAN
TO ENTERTAIN TUESDAY
waa maid ot honor.
Miss Elisabeth Pritchett, of-Jack
sonville, and Miss Mildred McRae, of
thla city, nieces of the groom, were, _ . . „
flower gtrls. Master William Pritchett I Colonel Harry Silverman will enter-
was ring bearer. | tain Tuesday evening at '8:$t o’clock at
Mrs. Max L. McRae waa matron of I a charming musicals . In honor of Mr.
honor. The marriage patty formed Herbert Dtttter, at his home, 2($ Raw-
themaelvea on the rostrum fftcln* the , on ,tr*et. Mr. Dlttler will give a
audience, where Rbv. B. 8. 8enteIL of number of bssutlful vlotln selections
Eastman, who o»m<* In belxIXKl par- j during the evening. Mr. Silverman’s
ty, performed the ceremony, using the guni. wl n include Miss lama Dooley,
rl "«. •®n r *®*’ , ... . Mre. Mueller, Mies Armstrong, Miss
Miss \allle Ilenly presided at the or- Lincoln. Colonel John Temple Graves,
**,2l .... . . Mr. Harry Stillwell Edwards. Mr.
The bride wore • bwutlful gown of U> h arles J. Bayne. Dr. Lewta Browne,
white radium silk, made Prince**# and j Professor Mueller. Mr. Julian Harris,
trimmed with baby Irtnli laeo. with Mr . Don Marquis. Dr. Mant and Mr.
M, “ Anna Can-
HftlH and Mr. Ben Walker will leav*
Friday to attend the houee party given
Mr. and Mra. R. A. John*on *r« »t
Sweetwater Park- hotel.
Mra. Rosco* Hearn, who h*» 111
for some days, is better.
Mrs. Frank West, who has b«n III.
la much Improved.
Mr. Charts* Wurm has returned frw*
Auburn, Ala.
Magnificent collection besuttfelj^
turo Postal Cards. It I will 1el«v8
you to foo thla display. ForMoe")
PIEDMONT 80UVENIR COMPANY,
In Lobby Piedmont Hotel.
Working for Pardon.
Special to The Georgian. .
Montgomery, Ala* June, H-—A®
fort Is to be mad* to have Frank
ton, * white man sent up
county for murder- for life. psf^JJl
He was convicted of the murdfr a
sister-in-law. Mr*. EU* Hodge. In »
The Misses
veil and a handsome gold necklace, a*m Dibble
with pearl pendants; the Utter th* gift
of the groom. 8h* carried bride roses. , HARRILL-MITCHELL.
iie n ?Uk. W ^Uh Drel? The marriage of Mies Mary Mitchell,
white and pink formerly of Nashville, but now of Car-
They carried sweet pea bouqueta. tenvtlle. and Mr. Albert Vance Har-
Mlsa Langston wore whit* Japanese I MIL of Charlotte, N. C, wtll take place
ellk and a nreeden sash. [ Wednesday, June 20, at Valley View,
The flower girts' pretty frocks were the old homestead of the bride'* grand-
white allk. and they carried Urge mother. Mra. James C. Bproull. it
baskets of sweet pe* blossoms. will be a white and green affair, at-
Maeter WlllUm Pritchett was ring- tended by a limited company. MUs
btarer. I Elisa Mitchell wiU be her sister's maid
Mra. Max L. McRae wore a hand- of honor, and her other attendant* will
some gown of Japan#** ellk, trimmed he her cousins. Mlaa Mary Marshall
with white chiffon. Sproull, of Naahvllle, Miss Bessie
The bride U from Virginia, and U a I Sproull, of Anniston, Ala., Mrs. Burnet