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" V!"" ■ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. PURITY. PROMPTNESS. We Mafe a Specialty of I PRESCRIPTIONS T FRANK EDMONDSON & BRO, DRUGGISTS. Phone 420 Let Us Be Your DRUGGISTS 7 14 S. Broad Street. S OUTHERN SOCIETY IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES WAREHOUSES Now is the time to Vulcanite. flood on stern o flat roofs. Order it to«!ny nnd use it to* morrow. ltecnm mended by the Na tional Hoard of Un der writers and Rotithmatern Tariff ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents for Georgia. 29 and 31 South Pryor Street. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. I. C. GREENFIELD, Pmlttll. C. A PEIK, Secretary. STATE OF GEORGIA NOT JIEPRESENTED LESTER’S PLACE ON COMMITTEE GOES TO SMALL OF NORTH CAROLINA. Bj Private Leased Wire. Washington, June 26.—Although members of the Georgia delegation In congrea* desired that Mr. Adamson be appointed on the rivers and harbors committee ot the house to succeed the late ('ongressman Lester, the place will doubtless go to Mr. Small, of North Carolina, Representative Williams, leader of the minority, having stated that he was pledged to that gentleman. It ts expected, there fore, that Small will be chosen by the speaker. Georgia has been represented on the committee for sixteen years. There seems now no chance of the elate continuing to be represented. NOTED PEARL HUNTER BEGINS JEW SEARCH ARKANSAS MAN FOUND MOST VALUABLE ONE EVER PUT ON THE MARKET. Going? 'Twill restore your youth, make you forget your troubles, add five years to your life. What? T. P. A. Outing Isle of Palms. Special leaves 8:30 p. m. Thursday. Georgia railroad. Ex-Confederate Die*. Special to The Georgian. Spartanburg, S. C., June 26.—H. T. Ferguaon, aged 62 years, an ex-Con- federate veteran, died at his home on West Main street. He was stricken with hemorrhage of the brain last Thursday evening. The deceased wa: far a number of $500.00. The above reward will be paid for such evidence r.s will lead to arrest and conviction of the party or parties who maliciously cut a number of wires on cable pole at corner of Peachtree and Seventh streets, during Wednesday night, April 19, or.Thursday morning, April 20. A like reward will be paid for such evidence as will lead to the arrest and conviction of any per* •on or persons maliciously inter- fering with or destroying the property of this company, at any point Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, A- EPPS BROWN, General Manager. Special to The Georgian. Little Rock, Ark., June 26.—George Gilliland, one of the original dlscov erers of pearls In Black river, le now operating on White river below Clar. endon. When the discovery of pearls Black river was first made few under' stood the value of the gems and Gllll land was among this number. His flrst pearls were disposed of at a frac tion of their real worth. He averaged finding a good pearl every three days, nnd had sold quite a number, when he determined to try for higher prices on hti next lot. A few days after form ing this resolution he found a larger and prettier pearl than any he had ever taken out, so he sent It to the dealer with the statem,nt that he would take 61,150 for It, nnd felt that this was a very fancy price. The dealer very promply sent his check for 61,150. Later Gilliland saw the dealer and ha told film he sold the pearl to Tlf fany for 616,000. "But,” snld the deal er, “1 was as big a fool for selling it to Tiffany for 616,000 sa you were for selling It to me tor 61,150.” The dealer went to New York to make the sale, and felt that he had driven the bar gain of his life when he unloaded his pearl on Tlltany for 616,000, but hadn't gotten out of New York before he rend In a paper where Tiffany had sold that identical pearl for 646,000. It la said to be, nnd still ranks, as the finest fresh water pearl ever dlscov' ered. » Soon after this transaction Gilliland quit hunting for pearls himself and went to buying from others. In three months he had made 67,000, and had the money In a bank. This money, he thought ample to satisfy his needs, and he abandoned his elfotts to accumulate and went to spending with rather a lavish hand, for In a few months his 67.000 was gone. He Is now digging shells In White river. He hasn't quite as much money os he had when at the height ot his success as a pearl buyec. hut he has made something near 61.000 since Jan uary selling pearls. WILL ^ELECTPLACE FOR NEXTCONVENTION BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF COT TON MANUFACTURERS , CALLED TO MEET. Special to The Georgian. Charlotte, S. C., June S*.—It was an nounced here by Secretary Bryant, of the American Cotton Manufacturers' Association that the board of govern ors would meet here next Saturday for the purpose of selecting a place of meeting for the next annual convention In 1(07, the last convention having been held In Knoxville In May last This will be the drat meeting of the board as constituted since the May meeting. President A. H. Lowe, of Fitchburg. Mass., Is expected here Sat urday, as well as the chairman of the board of governors, T. H. Rennie, of Granltf vllle, 8. C. A number of cities will present In vitations to the board for the next convention, but It Is Impossible to forecsst the choice of the meeting Sat urday. HEAR GOV. BOB TAY LOR BUILD CASTLES IN THE AIR AT WESLEY MEM. CHURCH THURS- ‘dwM-KgvHAWT. DAY NIGHT, JUNE 28TH. j: d ,r3TfJme*5!Sj TIO KETS AT EDMOND- SFasSSs SON’S DRUG STORE, 14 S. 104 N. Pryor Street. I BROAD ST. 50 AND 75c. OPELIKA, ALA. Mr. T. Boothe Ingram, one of the most popular and successful young business men of the city, was Joined In wedlock this week to Miss Mabel Ponder, the second daughter of Mrs. Colonel Walter Johnson, of Oak Moun tain. Go., the ceremony being perform ed at the home of the bride In the pretty mountain village Thursday morning. Rev. William Taliaferro, pas tor of the First Baptist church of Opelika, performed the marriage cer emony. Immediately after the cere mony Mr. and Mrs. Ingram boarded the train for Columbus, where they spent the day with Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lorenz, the latter being a sister of the bride. The newly mar ried couple- came over to Opelika on the afternoon train and will reside at the home of Mr. B. F. Ingrain on Rail road avenue. Miss Madge Fallaw, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E Fallaw, and Mr. J. W. Weaver, of Thurmond. West Virginia, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the parents of tho bride, Rev. W. A. Taliaferro officiating. The ceremony took plnce In the spacious reception hall, which was decorated with ferns and smllax. The bridesmaid was a sister of the bride, Miss Annie FhUaw, while the best man was Mr. T. IC. Weaver, of Pratt, West Virginia, a brother of the groom. Tho Initial party 'left on the evening train for their future home In West Virginia. Mrs. W. O. Brownfield and daughter are the guests of Mrs. Brownfield’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gilmer, In Montgomery. Miss Belle Goldsmith, of Fort De posit. Is the attractive guest of Mrs. W. H. Holloway. D. L. Folsom, of Ridge Grove, attend ed the Epworth League conference at Pensacola loot week, as tho delegato from Pierce Chapel. ' W. C. Hunter and family, of Roa noke, were In the city last week en route to Hogansvlll^, Ga., for a visit. Miss Ava Reeves, of Molena, Ga., Is visiting Miss Mattie Story, of near Chewacla. Dr. Jernigan, of Birmingham, la spending a few days with his aon, Mr. H. C. Jernigan. Mra. A. O. Allen and daughter, Mias Berta, are visiting at Birmingham. Mrs. Kate Hudmon Cooper U visiting in Atlanta. Mr. and Mr*. John M. Fletcher en tertained a few days ago at a 6 o'clock of Mr. and Mra. John dinner In honor M. Jolly, of Downs, Ala, Mr. Jolly la a brother of Mrs. Fletcher and with hla bride has been spending their honey moon at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher—-"Rossdale." The dining room was attractively decorated with flowers and green vines and plants. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Za- bud Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins, Mrs. W. M. Fletcher nnd Walter Fletcher and Philip Fletcher. Proressor George White, Jr., who Is the principal of the Prattville public schools, stopped over In the city a few days last week with friends while on route to his home in Sparta, Ga., for the summer vacation.* Mrs. Herren and Miss Gladys Har well, of Dadeville, were tho guests last week of Mrs. Hugh M. Wilson, on North Eleventh street. Professor and Mrs. Robert Harrison, of Union Springs, who have been tin* guests of Opelika relatives, left last week for Tuscaloosa, where Professor Harrison will teach at the summer school of the University of Alabama. Professor G. W. Brock, superintend ent of the Opelika public schools, left last week for Tuscaloosa* to teach at the summer school. Miss Ethel Mays, who has been teaching at Ridge Grove, also was among the Opelikans who will be at the school at the University of Alabama. At the home of the bride’s parents. Captain and Mrs. George W. Ellington, at Gold Hill, Miss Ludle Mae Filing ton and Mr. Reuben Tumble, of Five Points, a popular young couple, were married. The ceremony was performed Thursday morning by Rev. C. J. Bur den, of near Lafayette, an uncle of the bride. The old Southern mansion was a bower of beauty in the pretty deco rations. Both young people are popu lar among a large circle of admiring friends and acquaintances and many handsome presents were displayed, which attested this fact. Their resi dence In the future will be at Five Points, where the groom has a largo plantation. Misses Ruth and Edith Martin, of Columbus, who have been In West Point, the guests of Misses Epplc Lee and Nona Scott, were here lust week returning to their homes. Mrs. J. C. Hanson has returned home from a visit with her sister, Mrs. B. L. Cox, In Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dowdell and Miss Virginia Dowdell were among the Opt- llkans who attended tho marrlago of Miss Susie Thomas to Mr. Henry Reeves at Auburn Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Henry Reeves, a prominent law yer of LaOrange. Ga., ami Mi— Su — Thomas, one of Auburn’s sweetest and most popular belles, were united In marriage last week at the beautiful suburban home of Mrs. E. C. Dowdell, In Auburn. The officiating minister waa Rev. C. Cornell, pastor of the First Methodist church of Auburn. Pretty decorations were seen through out the home, the parlor where the ceremony was performed being espe cially attractive. To the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Mary Drake, Mrs. George Wycroff, of Mts- Tuoker, Weaver, J. A. Greene, G.iv EL M. Jones, Dorsey, Yarbrough, Smith, Peacock, B. W. Williams, Sehuessler, McCall, Ingram, Love, Burt, Hightower, Dickson, Lee, Watkins and Dowdell, Mrs. Samford was assisted In enter taining by Mrs. J. W. Williams, Mrs. A. M. Buchanan, Jr., Misses Mary Samford and Berta Bridges. Major John G. Harris, of Montgom ery, who is a candidate for associate railroad commissioner, was In Opelika last week. Mika Carrie Samford Is here from Atlanta for a visit with her mother, Mrs. William J. Samford, Berner Shi. assistant commandant at tin* A. 1*. I., who is also Instructor in mathematics at that Institution, was with Opelika friends a day lost week while en route to his home at For syth, Go., for the summer months. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Hightower are on a pleasure trip to Interesting points In Florida. Mrs. C. J. Stewart and children are In Atlanta. marriage recently occurred at Montgomery which Is of great Interest to # Onelikans. as the groom was at one time a resident of this city. Tho marriage referred to was that «»f Mr. Thomas J. PInckard* a well-known business man of Birmingham, to Miss Lucy LedyanJ, a popular young lady of the Capital City. After tho cere many Mr. and Mrs. PInckard left for Colorado Springs. Upon their return to Alabama they will bo at home in Birmingham. Next Wednesday afternoon the So cial Club will meet with Mra, W. E. Hudmon on Geneva street TOCCOA. Miss Ella Mae Henry, of Elberton; Mra. W. Lee Harrell nnd children, of Macon, are guests of Mra. H. J. Cox. Misses Sallie Mae and Bertha Scott have gone for visits to Atlanta and Elberton. Miss Elizabeth Sherman, of Roswell, has been a guest of Miss Edna Graves tho past week. Miss Salih* Harrison Is visiting friends and relatives In Atlanta. Miss m a v si m j in uii is visiting rela tives and friends In Anderson, 8. C. Mrs. Walter Barnwell and children, of Atlanta, are guests of the Albeiparle for the summer. Rev. and Mrs. John A. Simpson, of Pineville, Ky., are visiting Mr. Simp; son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Simpson. Mra. J. H. Bonaker, of Tampa, Fla.. White Oxfords at Muse’s. White Oxfords that have shape and style to them, with comfort and durability assured. Perhaps you’ve hesitated on the point of shape liness, but Muse’s has found the smart things for you. White Buckskin -with leather welt and rubber bottom • ' with no heel $5.00. • Best White Canvas Blucher with graceful swing last and military heel $3.50. Drab Canvas Blucher Oxfords $2.50. White Canvas High Shoes $2.50. White Oxfords for Little Folks Youths’, Little Gent’s and Children’s White Canvas Blucher Oxfords: Sizes: Five to Eight...« $1.00. Eight to Eleven $1.25. Eight to Two .$1.50. “BLANCO” the White Cleaner. Metal Box with Sponge 25c MUSE’S 3-5-7 Whitehall AJVJIMIIW k , u*. — 4 »“•( Is a guest of her parents, Captain and Mrs. A. 8. Scott, Mra. N. A. Fessenden attended the Bumey-Howell wedding In Madison and Is now visiting relatives in Au gusto. * I Rev. Mr. Boone, of Gainesville, spent last Sunday In Toccoa and preachfd morning nnd evening at the First Bap tist church. Mayor John W. Owen attended the League of Georgia Munlclpalitl which convened in Augusta last week. Mrs. E. W. Schaefer nnd Miss Car ter Schaefor arc visiting relatives and friends In Atlanta. Miss Mary Capps has returned from a visit to friends at Liberty, 8. C. Miss Alllo llayes, a teacher In tho Alabama-Brenau College, of Eufaulo, Alabama, came home Saturday for n short visit beforo going to Gainesville to attend tho summer school at Brenau College. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Simpson nnd children have gone to Franklin Springs, N. C., for an extended stay. Mra. W. H. Eckford, of Atlanta, spending a few days with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Burgess, at the Al bemarle. Mr. and Mra. H. 8. Wooding, Ilngansvllle. were guests <»f ltev. John G. Logan's family recently. Md. Edward ‘Schaefer hi visiting In Baltimore, Md., thte week. Mr. D. K Hogshed spent Inst week at Franklin Springs. Misses Nolle and Eliza Bright visited friends at Commerce last week. Little Miss Vera Hogshed has been spending soveral weeks In Elberton. Mr. Morgan McJunkln. of Hartwell, Is visiting relatives and friends. Miss Lome Owen has been visiting Deercourt tho past week. Professor Wilbur Calvin has been conducting the teachers’ Institute of Bartow county at Carteravltle the past week.'' Mrs. Gaston has a a her guests her brother and three sisters of Royston. 'Miss Annie Rampley, of Camesvllle, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. L. Fricks. Mrs. Richard Isbsll and children have been visiting xHntlves at t'nrnesvilN* recently. Miss Zella Phillips, of Carnesvllle, Is a guest of her slater, Mra. Richard Isbell. Mr. W. T. Balding has returned from a two weeks' stay In Athens. Miss Minnie May Burney, of Madi son, and Mr. Clarence Ward Nowell, of Toccoa, were united In marriage en Wednesday at the home of the bride. Mr. am! Mrs. N«iv-»!l will malm tli< ir home In Toccoa. 8CHOOL8 AND COLLEQE8. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. COLLEGE and RD T XI A 17 Gainesville Conservatory MJ XV. ML/ i V <c\. v GEORGIA Two if parate Initltutfonl undfr ono manaerment. The College furnlihea high count In langoagf, literature, arltnce andiclndrrdsubject!: faculty of 25; well-equlpptd laboratorl'-i. Ilia lonirrvatory offer! beat advantages in muilc, elocution, art; aperlal courie and training rlutri for Mudr Tear hrra; SO Plano* ; two pipe organs ! mo»t beautiful conr*it hill In Ihit had 27S b»ar«1*ra last ytat, rrpf-arntmg H Hr.,utif-il t"il'<1ln.'». M»al 1*,. .iMn Al'l ml- 1,500 f"t. U-r . anlrivur, ,t A. W. VAN HOOSK or If. J. l’EARCE, Associate President*. GA1NE8VILL WANTED A BOOK-KEEPER AND 8TEN06RAPHER WHO HAS ATTENDED THE SOUTHERN SHORTHAND and ATLANTA,GA The Leading Business School of tho South. OOK-KEEPINO, Shorthand And com pete English Departments. Over 0.000Graduates; 600 students annu- llj. Keoelves from two to fit# applications drlljr for office analotanta. En- dories by Governors, Senators, Bankers, proleanlonsl and business men Its Dip loma la a aare passport to a good position Enter now. Catalogue free. Mention this n *r. Address A. C. BAISCOE, Prsst, or V. ARNOLD, V-Prest.. Atlanta, Ga. FREE la Thomas, of Prattville. maid of hon or. ‘Staten, of the bride, entered the parlor, followed by the bride and her father. The groom wa. attended by hta brother. Mr. Madiaon Reeves, of Green ville, Ga. The bride la an attractive blonde, and waa gowned In a beautiful toilette of white nllk. prince*** ntyle, trimmed In baby Irtah lace. The bride waa asatatant In tbe poatomce at tha Code*e City, and waa admired by the entire community. Sir. and Mra. Reevea left on the evening train for LaOrange, their future home. Among LaOrange, and an elegant water ^at. the rift of the board of deacon, of the Pint Baptlat church of LaOrange. Mra. R. L. Samford waa the charm ing hoateaa to the Domino Glob but Wedneaday afternoon at her residence on North Tenth street. The evening waa enjoyably spent by the following: Mesdaraee G. N. Hudmon. R. M. Green*. Jr.. Condon, Randolph. Dick. Carmack. ' Mrs. A. Reynolds and Mlaa Klltabetlt Watts, Fletcher. Oi N. Hodmon. Jr . Reynolds are visiting friends In Noah- HIRAM. J. Kdgar Bodenhamar, of Decatur, visited friends In the city Sunday. Mrs. joo Lawler, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Edna Hlppa, of Birmingham, la the guest of Mrs. W. W. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, of Villa Rica, vlalted the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tidwell, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Richardson ant their guests. Misses Johnson and Tay. lor, of Holton. Go.; Mlaa Stalworth and Amos E. Ragsdale, of Atlanta; Mlaa Butter and Ovm Parker, of Hiram, spent Sunday afternoon at Llthla Springs. The entertainment glvan by Mies Parle during the past week was an en joyable affair. JI. Poole and wife spent Sunday with frlt-cds In Austell. marnEtta, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Pope Allen, of Macon, spent several days here this week. Mlaa Virginia Crosby- has ratumsd home from Agnes Scott. Mr. atvl Mrs. Ralph Brown enter- tnlned a number of friends at a de lightful tea this weak. Miss Regina Rnmbo la visiting In Savannah. Mrs. Tolbert and Mlaa Tolbert, of San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. A. C. Reynolds. Mrs. Hughs Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. IlesHi* Green, at Stockton, Ala. Mrs. A. Reynolds and Miss Elisabeth Samford. Farley, Roberts, vUIe, Tenn Tli>- Yo-ir-.gMatronFRridg'- entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. T. M. IJurmby, Jr. After the game a salad course, followed by Ices, waa sarved. The Ladles' Afternoon Buchre Club met with Mra. Jordan Black on Thurs day afternoon. A salad course was served and the afternoon greatly en joyed by all. The llrst prise, a book, waa won by Mra. Caldwell, and tha second, a card can with cards, waa won by Mra. Richard Joyner. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Brumby art spending the summer at tha residence of Mr, and Mrs. Bolan Brumby, church street. Mr. and Mra. Hilt Hall entertained a few friends on Tuesday evening. GREENSBORO. Mrs (1, A. Hall retsrned Friday from a visit * ■— BY MAIL BOOKKEEPING AND SHORTHAND to FIVE persons In each county. ileal ring to toko li'Twinul Instruction, who will within it) days dip An<l HKNH thla notice to either of DRAUGHON’S SbutineUftfoUegeb ATLANTA, 122 Peachtre^f Piedmont Hotel Block. Columbia or Montgomery. IliMtlmvwt English, Dai 27 <7)II'v«« m 16 htnUM. 6200,000.00 Capitol. 17 yenni’RiicoeeN. fmtor-ietl by miel- noNemen. No vic etlnn; enter anv time. Write for catalog. POIITIQRI neeur«| or 6MIT RIPUHIJ. YOU MUST too pier to get HomeHtiuly FREE, write nowr, I hint: * I deal re to know nioreAhoiityourHpef'lal Ilmn« Btu/ly Offer ineflo to the pnMUhswt et __ AMUSEMENTS CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TUESDAY. VAUDEVILLE MMB. THERE8E RENZ. Introducing her Arabian Hornes. Brothers Moors. « Loroy A. Woodford, Chadwick Trio, Camoragraph, Waterbury Broe. and 8al* at Grand box RACES WAITHOUR vs. MORAN MOTOR PACED COLISEUM—Tonight mil Tomorrow Nl|kt Admission 25c., Reserved Seats 25c. extra. Tickets on sale at Goodrum’s. This will be Walthour’s last appear ance. to her mother at Ini sea firliaos sad Wl._ Flslna. and Miss Annie Hml Iiifh'iide. Walker, or WMtfl H parts, iTe Mou Grimes l»e mar* . . . . . from hero will attend th«* marriage. * Mr. and Mra. Wilt l'rior and Miss Annie Prior,^of |A|^ahiebee, are visiting Mr. and. Miss Clyde Willie has returned from Arkansas, where she has been utteiidlnjf rollefe. 8b«* was serompanled by her sunt, rtgo, where she will study at the Fairer- slty of rhlrago. Mlaa Vlrefats Hmlth will spend the summer with Mrs. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell and Howard MeCominons and M. C. Thompson are at “ ■ hind* " mm*. Thornton wit.rt.lm-.l bi*r Httii- ■tay arhool rtaM ami ■ nornlwr nf tb* riHingvr rt at sa nbl fashlonnl tamtharn Urtwrn* at Bnwiku's I'osrt on Frhlsy. I.uthi-r Hmlth ho. gun. to vl.lt reutlm imI frtaitds Is Oklahoma. Mrs V. H. Hull ha. returned from rl.lt to her sister at ' retnrnln dansbter, Avne., spent Humbly to Mntey.. About twenty members of tbe It. Y. I*. I*, attended tbe convention In Atlanta. They war. chaperoned by Mra. A. F. O'Kelley, Mra. J. II. Mnncrirf, Ml.a Helen I Davta. Mlaa Georgia Arnold ami Mrs. A. M. Bennett. Miss Annie Davison, of Woodvlllc, Is visiting Mrs. u.-A. Merritt. Mlaa Mania Bayne* h.s raturnrd from Urararill*. The party that has been camping at " ‘ T g sKsjajE and Mary Copalas, Adam., Jernigan. Ar- 'ennl* nnd'Kate Kraus nml Nell* DONCE DELEOki r fwrk n DIRECTION JAKE WEILS, Prulha:. THE GARDEN SPOT Of Atlanta. RAND CONCERTS TWICE DAILY. See OSTRICH Farm Krans, . .. tsvaaa, John Hull. itolif & Cl. Adams. J. .either Hmlth, Mlllrr Armor, John John Ilryaut. 1’carrs IIrowq and Ja has rsturnari from tho t’nl rrndty of (toorgl* at Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack, liran<*h si Mrs. Griffith visiting her L ju neb and son. of - Betti* nranrti. and 'daughter, of Athens, parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1L r. Griffith spent tiuudoy AtUnta. srw Mux Mr*. Mettle Branch, lug her ... _'fSl with them. WATCH For Ike Opeiiig of NATHAN’S VIENNA CAFE PVH Atlanta before ralng. . % Will Brooks returned from Lexington Wedneaday. Mrs. B. Murray, of Atlanta, has returned home after a visit to Mrs. B. F. Mr' Whorter, Miss Anns Lewis left this week for an extended trip to Ohio, Philadelphia and other K*stern rifles. Albert King, who ha a been attending i rflege In Florida, has returned home tori me summer. Iff. Cloud, flgeut Rundoy with relatives ] II. F. Hurt and their 1 , *W M will On. nf lb* mnat delightful pnrfl,. < given In Green.horn wn. tbe ••Sll». cl. -mt. khnurer” given by Min lx>lla J.-rnlgnn Wedneaday MMWM la buuor ot Mi-. Annie Grime*, whom marriage will taka place Jnaagf. Mine. Kara Lee Thorn ton pad Lacy Jerulgan accred ilellrlmi. pnacb In <he dining room, which waa lighted by allvrr candelabra and decorated with grreaa. Aa eack goeat eutrrnl tb* ball they were naked fn ri-cteter lu tha br|.l«c« lae.li. Mine* Annie Linton nnd Morion Fnfk waaaiited iba bride wltti many ono- fu glfi. given her by her friend, thla aberhert nnd rbanip.-igne wnfei nerved. Tb»»e prraeut were Mr.. Merritt. Mr.. K. II. Armor, Mlem-a Grlinca. | parent. A. Hmlth. Il.llle Walker. A. Harlan*, j i ller. J It. Jarkwni. Hall. II. Hmlth. Haiti* and ISaaibrni 'I '• • I* J. i. - Hun,.. Mar, < • p, I . tan. led* and Kllat liter, Kvli Bara- Hr. V. hart. Blake Bicker., Adillo Copcloo, Bella merilng Armor, Nan La*. | aah la.t ■ A ultafifU frsafattf fs« 1 Wklfktf, Opium, the* ipklat. CmIm. aisrsl* I r#ks<r# nf bifiiflf. or Norn filiioffM, Tlx Otilj (••!«, Iiitt* tut. In GMrffa. 235 Capitol An., ATLANTA, 6A. Southern Home Pure Lead and Zlne Paints, Pure Putty, Varniehee, Oil Cofors, Window and Plata Gleee* Wholesale and retail. F. J. COOLEDGE & BRO., Atlanta. Savannah. LAWRENCEVILLE. iru Andrews left. Friday IKIee, of Cblpley. Is Mr. J. H. Mrflpe. l.lllto .t.i.l Hula Cato ••ley a a Kmuaie Colin ere I RENOVATING ATLANTA MATTRESS CO., I'.-tth I*fi' n - * 4i«7. • 174 IMedmont Avenue.