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THE ——— ATLANTA ■■■■■■■ GEORGIAN. Thu ■day Wadi SOCIET, \f sr** 1 | ... c-T-3* 1 Mrs. Gcorfc C. Ball, Editor. .sSfc#’ 2ES*£s5.)j And WomansInterests] I 'hall, comer Marietta street and Pon ilere avenue. All frtende are cordially Invited to be present. There will be refreshments, and a pleasant time promised all who attend. MRS. SCOFIELD ENTERTAINED FOR MISS 8C0FIELD. Mrs. J. E. Scofield entertained the so cial set delightfully at her home on Church street, Decatur, a few days ago In honor of Miss Scofisld. The decorations were sweet peas and ferns. Progressive games were played. Mrs. Charles Weekes won the first prise, which she gracefully presented to Miss (ladle Scofield, the guest of honor. Mrs. H. O. Hastings won the consolation. After the games a most delightful salad course was served with punch. Those Invited to meet with the social set were Mesdames Pearce, Sutton, Stone, Crane, Rowlahd, Stovall Ansley, Cand ler, Qoes, Kirkpatrick, Ramepeck, L.I M seek, Gilmore, Mason, Chambers, itnuirt t n. vslllllt/ir > dllintlfl, Vlinillt/^ls, Hunter, Hastings, Greene, Gower, Cot- ten and Miss Sadie Bcofleld, of David son, MRS. MASSENQALE WILL ENTERTAIN. Mrs. St. Elmo Maasengale will enter tain Fiddly afternoon In honor of her H-ter, Miss Leola Massengale, at 1:10 o'clock at the Bohemian Room, Du rand's. Miss Massengale la one of the June brides, whose marriage to Mr. lt"y Hartwell will take place on the loth. Those Invited are: MUs Carrie Henderscnv Miss piorrle Henderson, Miss Helen Hartwell, Miss Mildred Noble, Miss Viola Monsalvatge, Miss Cedle Monsalvatge, Miss Ilasel Vorus, Miss Emma Philips, Miss Imogene Kitnc, Miss Anatlne Asbury, Miss Wil lie Shields. Miss Kmina Shields, Miss Marie Fulenwlder, Miss Willie I). Jones. Miss Kate Denlg, Miss Katherine Cun ningham, Miss Georgians Still, Miss Nell Brown, Miss Estelle Cooke, Miss Alice May Massengale, Miss Irene In gram, Miss Evelyn Warde, Miss Bessie I'.itrlck, Miss Bessie Hardin, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Marie Beall, Miss An? nle 8ue Beall. Miss Ilertha Cooke, Miss 1,‘ ils Armstrong, Mrs. DeWIt Voens, Miss Louise Sullivan. ATLANTAN8 AT LITHIA. This year Llthla Is more than ever attractive by reason of the number of congenial people gathered there for the summer. The Sweetwater Park hotel Is situated In the midst of beau- tlful wooded grounds, which afford all the qulef restfulness of the country, and is, on the other hand, so easily accessible that week-end parties there are becoming quite popular with city people. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Johnson, of At lanta, are among the attractive people who are spending the summer at I.lthlo. They will be Joined later by Mra Elgon, Mrs. Johnson's mother, the ( hnrmlng wife of the late Lieutenant Governor Elgon, of Alabama, and by Mrs. Graham, of Texas, sister of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Richard Cheatham, the prt tty wife of Secretary Cheatham, of the Southern Cotton Association, Is always the center of a group of friends. Mrs. Cheatham and children, who have spent much of the past year In Memphis, will be In Atlanta after the season has closed at Llthla. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, of Savannah, are a popular young couple, and It Is a source of pleasure to the Atlanta peo ple who have met them at Llthla this summer,tq know that they will In the autumn make their home In Atlanta, where Mr. Hatch will be prominent In Insurance work. Among many Atlantans who will go to Llthla later In the summer are Mrs. W. E Wllmerdtng nnd her little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom, Mra. Berman »ml Mr. and Mrs. Fagln. MIS8 FAIN'S THEATER PARTY. The theater party given by Miss Su sie Fain to Mlsa Elio Goode Tuesday afternoon .at the Casino, was one of Die pleasant Informal affairs of the week. Miss Fain’s guests, besides the guest of honor, were Miss Nan Ste- jihi na, Miss Pauline Middleton, Miss Ilorence Fain, Mlsa Ethel Fisher, Mlsa Julia Goode. Mlsa Sallla Walker. MR. AND MRS. OEOROE HOWARD TO ENTERTAIN AT SUPPER. Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Howard will entertain at a buffet eupper Monday at their home on Ponce DeLeon ave nue, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Orton hi - hop Brown, of Berlin, New Hamp- ehlre, who will arrive Friday to be at the Piedmont for a few days before go ing to Athens to attend the’ Gordon- Jlodgeon wedding on the Jlet. WARE-SLATON. Mr. Arthur P. Ware, of Loulavllle, and Miss Johnnie Slaton, of Huntsville, Ala., were married Tuesday evening at Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ware are ■pending their honeymoon In Atlanta and other Georgia dues. They will re- eldo at Louisville, Ky. PRIZE8 AT MR8. TOY’S PARTY. At the pretty euchre party given on Tuesday afternoon by Mre. Robert Toy to Mies Louise Lamar the first i rise, a dainty white spangled fan, was won by Miss Mary Lou Berke ley. Miss Margaret Hallman cut the * nnsolatton, a white kid belt, and Mlsa I .sonar, the guest of honor, was pre sented with a white linen parasol. GORDON-HODGSON. The wedding of Mr. Hugh Gordon, Jr, and Mies Nanette Hodgson will take place Thursday evening. June II, at 1:10 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Hodgson, In Athena. The wedding will be a small affair and the only attendants will be the bride's two sisters. Misses Mary and Nell Hodgson. Little Dorothy and Masai Hodgson will be the flower girls. By Wallace Irwin. First in importance the BRIDE comeg—her dresaeg, Ribbons and laces and feelings and fluffs, Fit of her bodice and curl of her tresses, Trousseau and trinkets and powder and puffs. Frills in abundance, tucks in redundance, Blushes in companies, squadrons, brigades, Ever-renewing (Cupid reviewing Stands like a general flanked by his aides). Next come the Presents in regiments splendid, Duplicate ice pitchers, berry sets, spoons, Silver, for heaven-knows-what-all intended, Clocks, lamps, decanters in solid platoons. Cart loads and van loads, dray loads and man loada, Useful and useless, ugly and fair; Piles of ’em, miles of ’em, myriad styles of ’em Join the parade with a militant air. Next come Her Relatives—uncles by dozens, Sisters by marriage and numerous aunts, Multiple nieces and fractional cousins, ( Chiefs of the clan, yon can sec at a glance; Friends of Her mother’s, chums of Her brother’s, Bevies of bridesmaids (efficient as blushers); Next comes the Pastor, of knots the grand master, Then in importance we notice the Ushers. Next in the order of rank the Musician Comes in this nuptial function of June, Wafting abroad from his lofty position Lohengrin’s quite indispensable tune. Next in the function the Butler’s grave unction Marshals the servants through palm-covered bowers, Welcoming blandly, ordering grandly Men with refreshments and ices and flowers. Last in importance there stands a young fellow Close to the BRIDE as she enters the room— Let him look happy or dazzled or mellow; No one will notice—he’s only the groom. PHI DELTA THETA EN TERTAINS AT EMORY Saturday evening. at the home ITefesest qg Mra. J. P. Hanner.at Oxford, was h<*ld the annual com inenrement reception of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. The epacloua hails and expansive lawns of this delightful home were thrown open to the mem here of the fraternity and their Invited guests. This being the only fraternity reception of the present commence ment, the Phi Delta Thetas ware cordial hosts to the entire membership of the vartoue fraternities, the faculty of the college, as well as the various attendants and visitors upon the commencement occasion. ' Never were wit and repartee more aparkllpg and spicy, laughter and fun more spontaneous, nor fellowship congenial people more manifest. The following were the guests pres ent: Misses Elisabeth Moxely, Union Springs, Ala.; Blanche Chapman. Quit man, Ga.; Nannallne King, Oalnes vllle, Qa.; Louise Manning, Chaltanoo ga. Tenn.; Elisa Hill, Oreenvlllo, Oa. Lillian Solomon, Alice Williams, Ma pon, Ga.; Gertrude Jones, Thomson, miscellaneous | Mrs Joseph Auerbach. Mrs. Kurt j venlng. at their Mueller, Misses Henrietta and Stella Auerbach, Mr. Herbert Dlttler, Mr. Kurt Mueller, Mr. Charles J. Bayne. Mr. Don Marquis, Mr. Julian Harris, Mr. James Austin, Mr. C. B. Bldwell, Mr. Joseph Auerbach, Mr. Sam Auer bach, .Mr. Clarence Auerbach and Mr. Alex Dlttler. IHII| Utl-1 UI'UI uuv HUilOBf as luiiisvag Oa.; Kathleen Roberteon, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mieses Westmoreland. Mlllen and Houston, Atlanta; Miss May Belle CartersvIIle, Ga.; Mieses Deasa Jones, . ^ . Hayes, Bonnsr Simms, Clara Carr, An nle Carr, Mae White, Ackle White, Joyce Perry, Alllne Wright, Arte Wright, Covington, Ga.; Mlaa Gladya Tilley, Conyers. Ga.: Mlaaea Nella Lowry, Sarah Branham, Marie Evans, Helen Moans, Hue Means, Helen Rob Mr. Sterling Btackshear will act is beet man. Among the Atlantans who will at tend the wedding will be Dr. and Mre. Fred Hodgson, Mra. John B. Gordon, Mr. and Mra. Burton Smith, Mr. and Mra. Orton Bishop Brown, Miss Mary Gordon Roper and Miss Loutle Roper. ATLANTA WILLARD, W. C. T. U. The Atlanta Willard, W. C. T. U, will give a flower mission program, consisting of songs, recitations and readings, Thursday, June 14, In their halt 1 .taaal hall. 72 1 •1 Broad street. Donations of books, magaslnea and clothing will be thankfully recalved to be sent to California sufferers. All friends of temperance and flower mis sions are Invited to,be present. NANCE-LAYMAN. Mlsa Nota Layman and Mr. J. W. Nance, of MaysvJUe, were quietly mar ried June 11 at the residence of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Nance will make their home at Maysvllle. olson, Ulae Nannie Nlcoleon,, MIl Mary Klngsbery, Miss Annie Fltten, Miss Laura Payne, Mies Eugenia Oglesby, Mlsa Ethel Gay, Mies Lula Blaton, Mies Rosa Klngsbery, Mias Kit ty Cope, Mlsa Laura Knowles. Mrs. In man Sanders. 8UPPER AT COUNTRY CLUB IN HONOR MR. AND MRS. BROWN Mr. and Mra. Preston Arkwright' will give on elegant supper at the Country Club 8aturdey evening, In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Orton Bishop Brown, of New Hampshire. MISS WALLACE TO DIVE DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB. Among those entertaining In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Orton Ulahnp Brown will be Min Anne Wallace, who gives a dinner 8unday at the Country Club. CARTER-TOM PKI NS. The marriage of Mlse Mae Tomp- klne and Mr. John D. Carter, Jr., will take place Thursday evening at 1:10 o'clock at the home of the bride, No. 3 Baltimore block. The ceremony will he performed by Rev. Z. S. Farland, rector of All Saints church. MRS. WALKER TO ENTERTAIN. Thursday morning Mrs. Charles Walker will entertain at cards In honor of Miss Elle Ooode. Mra. Walker's guests will be: Misses Elle Goode, Julia Goode, Susie Fain, Louise Fain, Ethel Fisher. May Padgett, Rallle Walk er, Annie Hlme, Irene Smiley, Iarulee McGovern, Ruth Lewis, Josephine Da vis, Pauline Middleton, Nannie Ste vens. Ethel Wilson, Fannie Turner, Nan Carroll. Mlsa Carroll, May Healey. Kate Elgin, Minnie Atkinson. Edith Amsden. Miss McMtchael, Lillian Tid well. IN HONOR MRS. BROWN. Miss Lollle Hammond will entertain at a tea Friday afternoon at her home on Piedmont avenue In honor of Mre. Orton Blehop Brown. MRS. EHNEY'S LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF MISS NICOLSON Mrs. Edward Khney'e luncheon which she gave Wednesday In compliment to Mlsa Mary Nlcoleon and her brides maids was one of the very prettiest affairs of the week. The luncheon wee served on the broad veranda which enclosed by bamboo screens. Palms and ferns were used In thedoc- oratlons and on the table a cut glaaa bowl filled with blight hued nastur tiums formed the centerpiece. Mrs. Khnsy wore n gown of white mull trimmed with cluny lace. The guests Included Mlaa Mary Nlc- (< The Wedding Gowns 99 A Keepsake. By Emma Moffett Tyng and Agnes O. Crane. This volume la a gift for a bride. Jt Is Intended to gather and hold together the many souvenirs of the happy Wedding-time—the card of Invitation, list of flowers. Jewels, gifts, bits of the pretty gowns, notes of the weddlng Journey, congratulatory messages, press notices, etc.—things of precious asso ciation and remembrance to a woman, but apt to slip out of keeping as the years pass. Handsomely bound In cloth or silk. Bend for descriptive circular. J .P. Stevens Engraving Company. Whitehall Street. Atlanta, Georgia, YANCEY-HARRI8. The marriage of Miss Katherine Maud Harris to Mr. Benjamin Cud- worth Yancey took place at the First Baptist Church at Rome Tuesday even ing at 8 o’clock In the presence of a large concourse of admiring friends. The ceremony waa Impressively per formed by the pastor, Dr. R. B. Head- den. A musical program waa especially arranged for the occasion. Mr. Wil liam McWilliams sang "A Marriage Hymn" and Mr. Howard Llnaley at the organ played Mendelssohn's wedding the march from The bride entered the church with her grandfather, Dr. Eben Hlllyer. She wore a beautiful gown of white ra dium silk made princess, with hand lucks and trimmed In rare point lace. She wore pearls and carried a shower bouquet of rosea and lilies of the val ley. The brldeemalds wore white mull gowns and carried pink carnations. The attendants at the wedding were maid of honor, Mlaa Annie Louies Har ris, of New Orleans; bridesmaids, Mlae Louise Baas, Mlae Annie Griffin, Miss —*'***•« UM*. All ,11V urilllll, Alias Mary Lou Yancey, Mlsa Bailie King, Miss Marie Burrus, uf Columbus; Miss Helen Davis, of Albany; beat man. Mr. Logan Clark, of Atlanta; grooms men. Mr. Harman Cox. of Atlanta; Mr. Milton Anderson, of Chattanooga: Mr. Joseph Brown Connally, of Atlanta: Mr. Wharton Mitchell, of Atlanta; Mr. Edward Richardson, of Atlanta; Mr. Robert Keely, of Atlanta, and Mr. Ver- atllle Glenn, of Atlanta. The ushers were Mr. Roy Rounsa- vllle, Mr. Robert W. Graves, Mr. Barry Wright. Mr. Bolling Sullivan, Mr. Rob ert Yancey, Mr. Hamilton Yancey, Mr. Ned Guyton and Mr. Horace Johnson. Following the ceremony a reception was tendered the bridal party and Im mediate frtende of both families at the residence of Dr. and Mre. Eben Hlll yer from 8 to 10 p.m. Owing to the the prolonged Illness of Mrs. Ethel Hlll yer Harris, preparations for the recep tion were deferred too late to Issue cards and the Invitations were extend ed verbally and over the 'phone. The color tones of the wedding were pink and white, which were combined with a beautiful coloring of artificial light. Mlse Harrle 4e one of last season's debutantes and her marriage Is of great Interest not only In Rome, but through out the state. She Is the granddaugh ter of Dr. and Mra Eben Hlllyer. and the grand niece of Colonel and Mrs. Al fred Shorter. She Is a beautiful girl with gentle, gracious personality which has'won her many admiring friends. She has been a belle ever since her coming out. and has received charming social attention In Atlanta Macon, Athena and Augusta Mr. Yancey comes of one of the most prominent families In the South. He Is the grandson of Benjamin Cud- worth Yancey, of Georgia and the grand nephew of William Y. Yancey, of Alabama He Is popular socially, and Is one of the leading young business men of Rome. Helen Moans, Sue Means, Helen Rob erts, Louise Bonnell, Oxford, Ga.; Mlse Mabel Crawford, Mllledgevllle. Ga; Dr. and Mre. J. B. Dickey, Profeeeor nnd Mre. Murray, Professor and Mre. H. H. .Stone, Dr. and Mrs. Turner, Dr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mre. Weber, Dr. and Mre. Yarbrough, Professor and Mrs. Johnson, Professor and Mrs. S rown, Dr. and Mrs. Peppier, Dr. and r». Bonnell, Profeeeor and Mre. Peed, Dr. and Sire. 8. R. Robert!, Rev. and Mre. Smith, Rev. and Mre. McOath Mies Singleton, Mlse Lynn Branham, Mre. Lowry, Mre. Starr, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Branham, Misers Stewart Thom as, Mrs. V. M. Henderson, Professor Rumble, Oxford. Ga: Mr. and Mrs. Hinton, Macon, Oa; Messrs, Guy Mey ers, Tom Armstead, A. C. Broom, Ber- to McCord and G. E. Solomon, At lanta, Ga; Messrs. Wardlaw, Mtlledge- villa, Ga; C. H. Richardson. Jr.. Mon tezuma, Oa; Messrs. Lamar, Calloway and Heard, Covington, Ga; Mr. W. F. Smith. Dawson. Ga; Messrs. Eakes, Mnbbot, Bullard, Cutta, Johnson. Can dler, Clark, • Lowrance, Stone, Bhands, Blair, Trammell, Moon, Johnston, Cooper, Stephenson, White, Snow, Bonnell, Roberts, Analey, Rhodes, Holmes, Baldwin, Adams, > Murray, White, Starr, McGhee, Bird, Wisdom, Rosier. Law. Land, Martin, McCamey, Brooks, Felker, Boyer, Henderson. Rheney, Strickland, Wilson, Qullllan, Bryan, Burt, Dempsey, Cooper, Rhodes, Osborne, Beusseo, Clemente, Chupp, Johnston. Fulehar, Cotter,,Bqnn, Par ker, Dillard, Evans, Girardeau, Al- mand, Nelson, Malone, Wlaenbaker, Cannon, Bewail, Armour, Bailey. Hartetleld and Bowen, Oxford, Ga. The active members of the chapter are H. P. Benton, Montlcello, Oa.; A. Brown, Jacksonville, Fla.; F. Cox, Montgomery. Ala.; James and C. C. Hinton, Macon, Ga.: E E. King, Brownsville, Tenn.; A. F. Qullllan, Ll- thonla, Oa; W. A. Dollar, novilla. Ga; K. IL McGregor Lumpkin, Ga; I, B. T. Carter and S. M| R. M. Arnold, Solomn, Macoi ■wm Ga.: W. F. Monnlng, Chattanooga, Term.; W. C. Smith, Dawson, Go.; C. T. Stovall, Jr., Vlen- nA Oa; J. P. Tilley, Jr.. Conyers. Oa.; W. M. Baldwin, Albany, Ga; C.W. Gunnell, Jr., Brrinwood, Oa.: A. I. Hill, Jr., Greenville, Ga; H. Y. McCord, Jr., AtiantA Ga.; E L. Reagan, McDon ough, Ga. and Grady Clay, Walnut Grove, Oa. MU8ICALE AT WOMAN’8 CLUB, Thursday evening, at 8 o’clock, at the Woman's Club room* In The Grand, « charming mualcale will given by the Young Ladles’ Aid So ciety, of the First Christian church. An unusually fine program has been arranged for the occasion. The musi cians who will take part are Mrs. Pey ton H. Todd, soprano; Mra. Arthur Crevleton, contralto; Mr. J. W. Marsh- bank, tenor; Mr. A. O. MarbUt, basso; Miss Lilly Ford, elocutionist, and Miss Annie Langford, planlat. MUSICALE AT COX COLLEGE. There will be a musical entertain ment at Cox college Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock for the benefit of the Methodist church. Among those who will take part will be Mias Nell Forbes. Dr. J. Lewis Browne. Mias Frances Park, Mra. Fowler Richard son. Mrs. McCory, Mr. Lowry Dale and Mr. Alfred Brown. PIEDMONT CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, D. A. R. The regular monthly meeting of the Piedmont Continental chapter. Daugh ters of the American Revolution will be held in the parlors of the Pied mont hotel Friday afternoon, June 15, at 4 o'clock. THOMAS JEFFERSON CHAPTER, D. A. R. The Thomas Jefferson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet with the regent at 144 West Peachtree street, Friday afternoon at 4 O'clock. JENIFER HIVE TO ENTERTAIN. Members of Jenifer hive. No. 7. will entertain Mr. Hanlon and Mlaa Stick- land, whose marriage takes place TO MEET MR8. 8ANFORD. very delightful party waa the bridge at which Mlaa Louise Todd en tertained Wednesday morning In honor of Mra. Alfred Sanford, of Knoxville, whb la receiving charming attentions during her visit to Mra. Daniel Denny. Mlae Todd's home waa beautifully dec orated with cut flowers, many sweet peas and nasturtiums being used. After the game a delicious luncheon was served. The priies were a Christy pic ture and a dainty Book. Invited to meet Mre. Sanford were: Mrs. Denny, Miss May duBIgnon, Miss Nan duBIgnon. Miss Nellie Howell. Miss Rosalie Howell, Mlse M. A. Phe lan. Mlsa Annie Laurie HIIL Mlsa Flor ence Werner, Mine Mary Gude, Ml** Mildred Cabanles, Miss Lula Slaton. Mies Florence Hobbs, Mies Emma Bell DuBoee, Mies Julia Porter. Miss Rollne Clarke, Miss Anne Fltten. Mlsa Nannie Nlcoleon, Miss Mary Nlcoleon, Miss Florence Jackson, Miss Joele Stock- dell. Miss Sarah Peel, Mlse Marion Peel, Mies Emma Belle Lowndes, Mra. Frank B. Meador. Mra James T. Wil liams, Mrs. Walter Maude and Mra George Dexter. HERBERT DITTLER PERFORM8. Despite the Inclemency of the weather on Tuesday evening a number of music lovers gathered at the home of Mr. Harry Silverman, on Rawson street, to hear Mr. Herbert Dlttler, the gifted young violinist, perform. Mr. Dlttler gave four numbers, each of them selected with such discrimination and rendered so perfectly, that It would be Impossible to make distinctions In praising them. His work gave evidence of the rare privilege which le In store for the music lovers of Atlanta when he appears at the Bijou June 18. The program rendered by Mr. Dlttler at Mr. Sllverman'e home Tuesday even ing was as followa: ••Humoreske" Dvorak "Ballade et Polonaise" .Vleuxtempa "Ttlgane" .-.Nachea "Le Cygne" Saint Barns Mr. Kurt Mueller delighted all with his rendition of two piano numbers, Chopin’s "Etude" and "Love's Dream" by Llsst. Among tha appreciative listeners present were; Mlsa Halen Silverman, ORGAN RECITAL. Notwithstanding the exceedingly In clement weather of Tuesday evening, a number of music-lovers and critics as sembled at the splendid new First Baptist church to enjoy a program of rare excellence, both vocal and instru- mental. The elxe of the audience which braved the fierce elements Tuesday evening Indicated that had the weath er been In any wise propitious, the seating capacity of the church would have been taxed to Its utmost. The organ numbers by Mr. J. O'Donnelly were beautifully rendered, and embraced eelectlane from the most celebrated composers of organ music. Mr. O’Donnelly'a mastery of the magnificent new organ was com plete and absolute, and was delightful ly evidenced In the varied composi tions played by him. The solos by Mre. Peyton If. Todd, Miss Marguerite Dunlap and Messrs. Davis and Scott were notable and delightful features of the very artistically presented pro gram. The chorus work was excep tionally fine, Indicating the most careful training and the most Intelll gent appreciation of the genius of the composers by the soloists, as well as by the chorus. The quartet by Mre. Todd, Mre, Elkins, Mlse Dunlap and Mrs. Crevls ton was especially enjoyable. Mr. O’Donnelly and his splendid choir and chorus achieved a brilliant musical triumph on Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church. MR8. SPALDING ENTERTAIN8. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Albert T. Spalding. Jr., entertained her bridge club at the residence of Mr. and Mre. W. T. Spalding, on Courtland street. After the game, delightful refresh ments were served. Mrs. Spalding's guests were Mes dames French, Trlppe, Montgomery, Francis, Louise 8paldlng, Foster, W. E Hawkins, Clarence May, V. E Per ryman, Hurt, Roger, Davis and Misses Augusta Garrett, Mattie Slaton nnd Mlsg McIntyre. Personal Mention Miss Adelaida Nelson will go to Lin- dale to visit Mlae Marguerite Fitch tor a week. Upon her return to Atlanta she will leave for New York and sail for Glasgow, Scotland. Later she will visit London and the continent, returning to her home In time for the opening of Agnes Scott College, In September. Mlse Anise Hawkins, the charming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins, will return Wednesday from the East. She has been at school this year at Briar Cliff on the Hudson, and since the close of the term has been the guest of friends In New York and Erie, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mre. John E. Sanford are In Atlanta, spending their honeymoon. Mra. Sanford waa formerly Miss Dora Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. H. S. Bradford, of Huntsville, Ala, and Mr. Sanford le associated with the Tennessee Chemical Company, of Nashville. Mlaa Nan duBIgnon won the first irlze, an embroidered parasol, at Mra. Sngllsh's bridge party given Tuesday for Mlse Nlcoleon. Miss Mary Thomas won the second prise, a silk parasol and Miss Nlcolson was presented with a handsome fan Hon. L. F. Patterson, one of the leading business men of Balnbridgk, came up Friday and spent a few days with bis daughters, Mesdames C. D. Tebo and Hunnewell Griflln. Mr. Pat terson left Monday for a visit to Dal las, Texas. Mies Ethalynde Patterson Griflln, af ter a visit of several weeks to her i rrandparents, Hon. and Mrs. L. F. ’atteraon, of Balnbridge, Ga., Is at home with her parents on Harris street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins and Miss Anise Hawkins will go to New York next week to meet Mite Louise Hawkins, who haa spent the poet year abroad. Little Missis Ed Lee and Louise Terrell left Thursday last to spend the summer Jn Birmingham with their grandmother, Mrs. E M. Butterfield. Mr. and Mre. H. Edward Cohen have taken apartments at the Ballard House, on Peachtree street, where they are at home to their friends. Mrs. T. H. Tiller, of Balnbridge, le vleltlng her sisters on West Harris street, Mesdames Hunnewell Griflln and C. D. Tebo. Colonel Wallace Sheffield, a leading lawyer of Balnbridge, waa one of the Balnbridge delegates at the Smtlh- Howell debate. “As The Diamond Palace Goes” So goes the fashion in Jewelry. Always up-to-date and a little ahead Look to us for new and novel ideas in Jewelry. If you are a buyer of Jewelry- let us reason together. . EUGENE V. HAYNES CO., Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, 37 Whitehall St, of LaSalle, III., le vleltlng her brother, Dr. J. Chester King. Miss Myrtle Harrell will spend a while this summer visiting friends In Balnbridge and Albany. Mrs. W. E Wllmerdlng haa turned from Llthla Springe, where she spent last week. Mre. C. M. Roberts and little daugh ter, Marie, are at Wrlghtevllla Beach for two weeks. Mr. C. L. Toole, a prominent busi ness man of Balnbridge, waa in At lanta Monday. Mrs. E D. Peek haa returned from brief visit to Mrs. Dr. Daniel, at Union Point. Miss Laura Knowles, of Pensacola, Fla., Is the guest of Mrs. Barbour Thompson. Mrs. Ernest B. Witchard, of Athens, ■pend Sunday with relatives on Har ris street. Mr. Logan Clarke Is In Rome, where he went to attend the Yancey-Harrla wedding. Rev. T. C. Cleveland Is the guest, of hie parents. Rev. and Mre. T. P. Cleve land. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stitt will spend part of July vleltlng In Ohio. Mies Ruth Hallman entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club this week. Mrs. W. T. Gentry and family leavt next week for Warm Springs. Mra. Charles E. Whiten, of Wish- lngton, D. C„ Is In the city. Mrs. Frank Meador and little daugh ter are at Warm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McClellan left Wednesday for Knoxville. Mr. R. L Cooney and Mr. Shepard Bryan are In Nashville. Magnificent collection beautiful Pic ture Postal Cards. It will Interest you to see this display. For sale by PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, in Lobby Piedmont Hotel. Mr. Drewery Parramore, of Bain- bridge. Is spending Wednesday In the city, on hie return from college at St. Mary's, N. C. Mre. Carrie Graham, of Balnbridge, la In the city for a few weeks. While hers she Joined the Piedmont Chapter of D. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Cohen are now located at the Ballard House, on Peachtree, where they are at home to their frlenda. Dr. W. E Wllmerdlng has returned from- Boston, where he attended the convention of the American Medical Association* Preston Arkwright, Jr., the son of Mr. and Mre. Preston Arkwright, who Is III with typhoid fever. Is much bet ter. The many friends of Miss Kate Mas sey will be pleased to know that the la convalescing from her recent Illness. Miss Hattie WUI Robertson after a visit- to relatives In Atlanta haa re turned to her home at Opelika. Mrs. C. T. Ladaon, Misses Margaret, Leone and Agnes Lad son will leave Saturday for Atlantic Beach. Mlsa Lucy Harrison entertained at an Informal bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mr. Alfred Sanford. Mr. and Mra C. Decker Tebo leave Tuesday, the 13th, for Bordertown. S. J., and New York city. ' Mlaa Essie Bagwell haa returned to her home at Villa Rica after'a short visit to friends In Atlanta l Cstherlna Cooney Abbott left Wednesday for Nashville to attend the Cooney-Meeka wedding. Mra Henry Griffin, with her child. OPELIKA, ALA. Mrs. Henry Jones and children, of Montgomery, were last week visitors of Mre. Jones' parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Dickinson. Mra Fannie Croft, of West Point, Ga, was here lost week with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. H. S. Bruce. Mies Mary Lou Parker, of Dadevllle, was the attractive guest last weak of Mra. W. R. Watts on Third avenue. Mre. Robert Edmondson, nee Mlae Glenn Hudmon, hqe returned to her home In South Boston, Va, after a pleasant visit with her parenta Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hudmon. Mr. Pelot, traveling representative of Tha Atlanta Georgian, the popular Journal of this section, was here last week. Joe Burton, aseletant state chemist of Georgia, spent a day the latter part of the week with friends while en route to Auburn, hie alma mater, from At lanta to attend the commencement ex ercises. Professor J. P. Neff, president of the Lafayette (Ala), College, leaves In a few days for Fredericksburg, Va., where he will deliver a course of lec tures at the Virginia State School for Teachera during the summer session. Mr. and Mra. H. C. Jernlgan have returned from a trip North. They were accompanied noma by their daughter, Mlae Cordelia who haa Juat completed a nine months’ course In sculpture In New York. Mlsa Eugenia Burke, a popular young lady of Montgomery, epent a few days with Mlsa Ruth Wear, while on her way home from Auburn, where she at tended the commencement. Theodore Bell hae returned to his home In Anderson, S. C., for the sum mer. Mlsa Josephine Bragraw left the first of the week to visit her father In Washington for the summer. Mlsa India Belle Smith, of Colum bus, was visiting Mrs. Forrest Woods the first of the week. Mies Annie Mae Whltteleey, who hae been attending Converse College, Spar tanburg, S. C„ has returned (or the summer vacation. Mlsa Lynch, of Annlaton, visited Mrs. Lum Duke for a few days laat week. Mlse Katie Belle Hopson Is visiting at Union Springs. Miss Lena Grady, of Union Sprlngi, le the guest of Miss EHsabeth Buch anan. Mrs. L. F. Dickson and daughter, 5!£ tr “\ wer * ,n We,t Point last week with relatives. Miss Miriam Blumenfetd haa return 'd froma visit to West Point relatives. Mlsa Bessie Burnett, of Lafayette, who haa been attending Georgia Bre- nau, Gainesville, was here the first of the week en route to Asheville, N. C, ”. he ™ *(*« will attend the meetings of BEAUTIFUL LINE of—" —NEW BRACELETS— Just Received. Look at Them Charles W. Crankshaw, Diamond Merchant and Jewel./ Century Building. Whltsh.n o. DR. J. LEWIS BROWNE ; will teach from June 1 to August 15 in his residence music studio, 271 Ivy St Terms by mail or Bell tele- phone 918. 1 the president of the Southern Univer- Mtf: 8- A Smith hae returned from a visit to her eon In Atlanta. Miss Hattie Will Robertson, who ha, returned ^tome.°* relatlv.i, hu lanta? W ’ B 1> * 1 ® y 111 vl,lt lng In At. Miss Ernestine Lemle left this week for New York. From there Miss Lends sails for Europe to make her home in tha fnfitra *** the future. J. B. Glover haa returned to his horn. °Sl for ,h * summer monthi Paul Shoaff, son of the eminent Co lumbus, Ga., Method!?* minister Dr J W- Shoaff, is with Oiuhla friends Mis Fannie Kahn Is visiting at Ala bama's capital city. Messrs. T. V. nnd D. T. Herndon, of Elberton, Ga., were In the city this week returning to their homes from the Auburn College commencement exer. rises. Mre. J. H. Drake returned Sunder night to her home In Asheville, N. c Miss Bldgood, of Mobile, le visiting Miss Elizabeth Buchanan. Miss Mattie Will Fallaw. of Carroll, ton, Ga., arrived Sunday night to »t- tend the marriage of her sister, Miu Madge, to Mr. Weaver, of Thurmond, West Virginia, which was solemnised this evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. a Fallaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Farley and sons. Frank and Scott, are on a fishing trip near Camp Hill this week. Miss Maggie Erwin left this week for Prattsvllle, where she will probably teach elocution next year. PftV TnphfiPt PlUf Wan' Roy Torbert, Cliff Wear, Penn nnd Louie Montgomery, were in West Point last week at a daf.ice Riven by Mieses Epple Lea and Nena Soon, In honor of their attractive visitors. Misses Ruth and Edith Martin, of Co lumbus. The regular monthly meeting of the Martha Waylea Chapter, D. A. R.'s, was held with Mre. James R. Hardaway hut Friday. The young lady daughters of the club members were extended an In- vttatlon to be present at thle occasion. In compliment to the Thursday Club, Mn. J. T. Dorsey was the hostess last Thursday afternoon. The pretty home waa attractively decorated for the oc- caston and during the games of bid domino refreshments were served. One of the charming events of the season was when Dr. and Mrs. J. 0. Palmer entertained a number of thslr friends last Friday at progressive bid domino. The Social Club had at lu hostess laat week Mre. Charles W. Brooks. A large number of guests were present, and the time was pleasantly spent by playing progressive Did dominoes. The Double Eight Club met with Miss Berta Bridges last week. RISING FAWN. Charles A. Blckerstaff has returned from Decatur, Ala. Albert Nichole, of Fort Payne, Is the guest of Harry Gilbert. M. M. Allison, of Chattanooga, was here Baturday. Hla family will coins down shortly for the summer. Mrs. M. J. Fahey and children have returned to their home In Fort Payne. CULLODEN. Mies Eunice Chambliss, an In structor of music at Monroe college. Is at Cincinnati, Ohio, taking a course in music. Miss Willie Mae Fincher le at home from LaGrange Female college. Mrs. Emellne Jordan, of It*itverta. Mre. Mary Chambliss, of forsyth, Mrs. Edna Zellner, of Texas, are the guests of Mrs. Robert Holmes. Messrs. Benjamin Sullivan, Mab 1 Fitzpatrick and Edwin Rumph. stu dents of Gordon Institute, are at home. Benjamin Chambliss, of Macon, was here at home with hie mother Sun- day. the Y. W. C. A. A \ Dow<i ell h»» returned from a visit to her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Hosmer, at Greensboro. Dr. Hoamer Is Harry Lane, of Atlanta, is visiting Ms aunt, Mra. Irvin Catlln. Miss Elenor Hunt, of Bameavllls, is with Mrs. Walter L. Flint. Mra. Solomon Dasher, of Fort v si ley, la here the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bankston. Mlaa Minnie Holmes has returnee from Roberta, where she went to at tend commencement. n Mre. W. O. Florence, of Atlanta » visiting her sister. Mrs. O. H. Sul" Va professor J. O. Martin Is » W »* Montgomery, Ala., where he has gone to enter business. 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