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THE ATLANTA GEORG TAN. mTrnn.\r. rrsn v tr* h 8 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS CONSOLIDATION IN 1898 OF THE ATLANTA MEDICAL AND SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGES. FACULTY A. W. CALHOUN, Wm. Perrin Nicolton, M.D. Wm. Simpc n Elkin, A.B., M.D., W. F. Westmoreland, M.D. Hunter P. Cooper, M.D. H. F. Harris, M.D. John 0. Earnest, M.D. Charles G. Giddings, M.D. Cyrus W. Strickler, M.D. Michael Hoke, M.D. M.D., LL.D., President. J. S. Todd, M.D. Dean. Louis H. Jones, A.M., M.D. Floyd Wilcox MoRae, M.D. J. Clarence Johnson, M.D. Dunbar Roy, M.D. ' James B. Baird, M.D. W. S. Goldsmiths M.D. E. Bates Block, M.D. Bernard Wolff, M.D. 8. T. Barnett, M.D. ADJUNCT FACULTY T. V. Hubb.rd, M. D. George F. Payns, Ph. 0., M. D. A. L Fowler, M. D. J.'H. John., M. D. Hugh M. Lok.y, M. D. F. 0. Hodgson, M, D. 0. P. Hugul.y, M. D. E. O. Richard,on, M. D. A. H. L<ndorm., M. D. E. P. Ripley, Claud. A. Smith, M. D. C. E. Boynton, M. D, W. B. Armstrong. M. D. L 8. Hardin, M. 0. W. A. Salmon, B. 8., M. D W. E. P.roon, M. D. a C. Mix.ll, M. D. C. R. Andrew., M. D. Q. F. Chamb.r., M. D, The fifty-second annual session of the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons begins October 1st. 1906. • With a corps of forty professors and Instructors, this Institution stands second to no medical school In the country, and Is an honor to the profession and the state of Georgia. The public will no longer accept the service, of an Incompetent physician; he must be a man trained In all the branches of medical science, and such a man can only be trained In a school fully equipped In every department. We are pleased to state that Mr. Andrew Carnegie has recently given the Institution a large sum of money, and the Hoard of Trustee, havo sot aside a building to be known as the Carnegie Pathological Institute, which will contain three /trie labora tories, each equipped with an ample number of microscopes, together with all the modern apparatus and appliances for tho cultivation of pathogenic organisms. The students are encouraged to do work In this department. Four years are required, the last of which Is devoted largely to clinical and practical work. Our students have access to the Grady Hospital and all of the principal infirmaries and hospitals In the city. Tho new and commodious bulldlng„that Is now being erected, will be finished, equipped and ready for occupancy by October 1st One feature of the new building will be a gymnasium, with shower baths. Here the students will be taught the use and application of exercises for various diseases. For a catalogue or Information concerning the College, JdJrcss WILLIAM SIMPSON ELKIN, M. ©., ‘Dean, or S. T, BARNETT, M. Tlegislrar. ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Atlanta, Ga. GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY. Free Scholarships. Georgia School of Technology Is better equipped and organized mail departments than ever before, and prepared to do the belt work In It. hi.- rnCC emnT IDCHIDC lory. In order to afford the young men rKCC SLIlULAKSnir 5. of Georgia hlgh-clsss technical educa tion, the legislature at It. last session assigned fifteen free scholarships to each county In the state. Take Im mediate advantage of this opportunity and write for latest catalog of In formation illustrating advantages of the Georgia Tech for prospective stu dents. Advanced courses In Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, Mining. Civil Engineering and Engineering Chemistry. Extensive and new equipment of Shop, Mill, Laboratories, otc. Now Library; new Chemical Laboratory. The forty members of the Class of 110, were placed in desirable and lucrative position. BEFORE GRADUATION. Write for further Informa tion. • K. 6. flATHESON, A. M., LL.D., Pres. ATLANTA, GA. SUNNY SOUTH SUMMER SCHOOL 9T WASHINGTON ST. GEORGE C. LOONEY and MRS. GEORGE C. LOONEY Arithmetic and English Grammar chiefly. Any other branch of a collegiate education if desired. Open 2d of July at 8 a. m. MADISON. IIm Rath Ingram .attended the B. T. U. ronveDtlen In Atlanta. [ra. liea.Ie Arery 1» visiting Meads la xntn. Ir. and Mrs. D. P. Few. of Atlanta, ar* ting Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Trw. Ir. and Mr«. Henry William. «r« geests Colonel and Mra. P. C. Foster. Ira. Irby Kilpatrick bu returned t. MM after a »Utt to her patents. Mr. I lira. M. L Richter. . . im Iren. Au.tln ha. returned from ibSnfftoo, where »he has been attend* achooL ceremony was performed by IUr. W. T. IrrlM. The bride la amo of Madison s moot enlturM yoanc ladles and her many friends regret that her marriage will take her to another city. The groom la one of fewss Rswa Xowell. pa naruer to Mr, na.. took Id.ee. The home w«» bean- Iv decorated ll, »Llte l.lid • reception hull Ml.-ei Virdidn H'lt'.-r SjUi. Cat Burner .erred nunch. The COVINGTON. Thursday Mr. Carl Smith and Ml.. Minnie Mobley war. united In marriage by Rev. R. C. Cleckler. The marriage was a surprise to the most tntlmau friends of the young people. Mr. Smith is a well known and pop ular young business man of thin city, and Mlxs Mobley Is one of Covingt&n’s attractive young women. Mr. and Mn. Fmlth, after the wed ding tour, will rcetdi; In Covington. s OUTHERN SOCIETY IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES BRUNSWICK. Mr. Frank D. Aiken has Just return ed from a trip to Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Talt have gone to Asheville, N. C., where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mr*. L. Rothschild, of Shreve port, La, are th« guests of Mr. and Mra. Phil Kellar. Mrs. Frank Wrench and sons are the gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wrench, on St. Simon's Island. Mrs. Samuel Benedict, of Cedartown, who has been visiting Mrs. Mallory King, has gone for a visit to Cleve land, Ohio. Captain and Mrs. B. J. Largo have gone to Atlanta to attend the marriage of Mr. B. M. Large to Mias Emily Gro- gcan. Mr. and Mra. Mike Atkina have re turned to Thomasvllle, after spending a month on St. Simon's Island. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Peeples and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herndon, who have been spending some weeks on St. Simon's, have returned to this city. Mrs. John Moore, and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs. Scarlett, have re turned to Brunswick after an extended vlst to points In Florida. , Mr. R. L. Michaels, of Albany, and Mr, M. Schwarabaum, aro In the clly for a few days. Mrs. J. D. Sparks entertained on Wednesday In' honor of Miss Essie Be- eant, of Jacksonville, Fla. F. A. Guild, of Atlanta, has been spending several days In this city. M. T. Bailey, of Birmingham, Ala., has been visiting friends In Brunswick. Miss Helen Scarlett, of Fancy Bluff, Is visiting Mr. and Mra. F. A. Dunn. Miss Talluah Fleming Is at home rain, after a visit to friends on St. _.mon's Island. Mra. George Woodfln, of Savannah, Is visiting relatives here. Mrs. if. K. duBIgnop, Miss Mamie Symons and the Misses Stiles, have returned from St. Simon’s, where,they have been for several days. Mra. W. M. Tupper « ' Six-Hand Euchre Club her cotage on St. Simon’s. Miss Lola May Shoeppel has re turned from Waycross, where-she was the guest of Mias Mary Thigpen. Miss Meta Scarlett leaves In a few days for a visit to friends In Vidalla. Mra. Mark Verdery, of Jacksonville, Fla, has returned to her home, after a visit to Mra. D. D. Atkinson. Mra. L. A. Hardee and Miss Essie Bcasant, of Jacksonville, Fla, are the guests of Mra. J. D. Sparks. Ml is Julia Osstoit, of Carrolton, Is expected st Cumberland Monday, for a visit of a week or more. Mrs. Hodgson, of Waycross, has re turned to her home, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. E L. Btevens, of this city. Mrs. B. T. Sinclair, of Darien, has re turned to her home, after a visit to Mrs. D. M. Higgs here. J. C. Purcell has Just returned from a abort visit to Femandlna, Fla. Mn. R. O. Jackson, of this city, is spending a few days on Cumberland Is land, ilsi the guest this week. Miss Bellinger, ,,, n,u„, will In a few days visit Miss Leah Brown, In this city. Mra. Thomas Lloyd has returned to Brunswick, after a visit of several months In Texas. Mr. and Mra. A. B. Connell, of Cairo; are visiting Mr<. J. W. Lilly this week. Among the recent arrivals at Cum berland Island are Messrs. Macon Sharp and William Hurst, of Atlanta. Mrs. Thomas Wrench, of St. George, la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wrench, of this city. Midshipman John Atklnaon, of the United Stated* navy, who haa been via- Itlng friends In this section, has gone to New York to rejoln'hl* vessel, the U. S. S. Kearsargc. Mra. Darley and Mra. Joiner have returned to their home In Portamouth, Vs, after a pleasant visit to Mra. R. P. Wheeler. In thla city. MIm Ida Lamb la the guest of Mra. Mitchell Lamb, In Jacksonville, Flo. Mra. J. M. Madden Is expected home Dr. Holmes Mason, of Macon, Is vis iting Mr. and Mn. B. H. Houseman. Miss Ellse McDonald, Is visiting ths Misses Taylor, In Fraderlka. Mra. E C. Butler And children, of Fitzgerald, era vlstlng friends In this city. E A. Turner has returned from a trip to Savannah. Elmore Twltty Is back from a pleas ant visit In Waycross. A. IJ. Moras and Mlsi Morse, of Ab beville, 8. C„ are visiting Mra. A. W. Way, In this city. ■* Miss Olive Munarlyn, of Jacksonville Fla, Is visiting Miss Janie Symona MILLEDGEVILLE. Miss-Annie Whitfield, of Washing ton, D. C, is th* guest of Miss Marls Whitaker. Miss Kate Thrash Is the guest of Dr. and Mra. T. O. Powell for A few days. Miss Mary Lou Flemlster Is critical ly III with typhoid fever. Slight hop* Is entertained of her recovery. The commencement axercleea of tha Georgia Military Collage began Sun day and will extend through Wednes day. A large number of visitors era here. . Mra George Fort, of Knoxville, Ten nessee, who has been tha guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna Crawford, has re turned home. Mn. Thomas Little, of Sparta Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prosser. Mias Minnie Scurry has returned to her home In Rome. Mra. A. I H. Cash, of Fitzgerald, Is ire, railed by telegram on account of a critical Illness of her slatar, Miss Mary Lou Flemtster. Mra. Francis Perkins Is at home again, after several weeks' stay In At lanta and Augusta OXFORD. , sole Dickey, with Professor sad Mrs. i. P. Ilsnurr, left Monday for Atlanta, where tier will lie the (mats of Mra Hid. Dor'S mother. Mra C. K. Do' 1.£" there they will lie the geests of Mra Hen- lerli mother, Mra C. K. Dowmaq. Professor Thomu F. Homing, of Kports, who for ths past year haa been protestor of English and history la the Cedertown High School, has retnrned to his home after a pleasant visit to friends In Ogfqrd. Professor Merlon Williams was ths g of friends In Oxford last week. Miss Nell Lowry left flatnrday for At lanta, where she will visit Miss Jtnls IImwn t'ofer. Miss Annie Hus llsnnsll left last week « r a rMt to her sitter, Mra John Poor, of ’est Point. Mlea Leonora Smith Is In Atlanta, ths returned home Vlfiis Jahle r'ofsr. of Atlsnts, was tho guest of Miss Nell Lowry during tho Emory commencement. Mins Carrie Smith Is ths guest of Miss anulu Mlugletou. Professor Dougina Rtinihle has retnrned from a Tlslt to his home In sooth Georgia. Mr. Thornaa W. Ollvrr arrlrrd In Oxford Saturday with hla bride, who was formerly Miss Kata Drawer, of Marietta. Dr. sod Mra Charles Peppier hare gone to Kb rope, where they will spend ths sum mer. Mias Luclle Mitchell, of Atlanta, Is ths nest of Judge and Mrs. Cspers Hl' k-'n Prufrsaor Hinton. of Wr-!rjan Colt...... la I Mnpany With his wife, attended the Bin,try It sa tbs gueata of Prof-«a..e| will apeod ths sum-1 .'HTMMtoni at Attests, Is the gueet J sf Dr. end Mrs. James E. I ticker, 1 Miss Cleopatra Farnsworth la the su-at I r Miss Nautile Haas Thomas. Hr. Helen llranhstn has ratnmsd ’"met from Atlanta. CORDELE. One of the prettiest weddings evag 1 seen In Cordels was that of Mi-s i.n- J morsh Oleger to Mr. Adalbert Htch- hlna, which occurred In the new par lors of ths Central Hotel Tne„,i»y| evening St 9 o’clock. The . eremnny was performed by Dr. A. U. CtmpbelL Tha bride was gowned In .whlto silk I melllane over white chiffon. Mias Beatrice Oleger, slatsr of the bride, wo* gowned In blue silk m«l- llnnr, and the color pclieme of blue end white being carried out In nil the details. The parlors where the cere mony was performed were beeptlfullr decorated In palms and ferns. After tha ceremony Mr. und Mrs. fltebblna were tendered a reqcptlm, t,y the bride's tnothtr. The couplo left at midnight for Bavnnnnh where they take u steamer for New York. MU* Hattie Wheeler of South Carolina, Colonel and Mrs. Mike Brown and family will go to Bt. Blmon's Island on the first of July, where they wlU re main for two months. Miss Lassie Michaels, of Albany, is the guest of Miss Edna Lavlaon. Mrs. O. M. Jones and Mias Laura Jones have Just returned from a trip to Atlanta. Mra. D. M. Begga U at home again after a vUlt of several weeks to rela tives la Savannah end Darien. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Baker and family on Bt. Simon's, visiting friends SHORTER COLLEGE ROME, GEORGIA. A N ENDOWED INSTITUTION for the education of laclies. Offers unsurpassed advantages in all LITERARY BRANCHES, MUSIC, ART and ELOCUTION. Well equipped LABORATORIES and GYMNASIUM; Free Gymnasium Instruction. Surroundings beautiful and refined. Tennis, Basket Ball and Golf. Session begins September 13th. For catalogue and other periodicals, address THOMAS J. SIMMONS, A. M-, LL. D„ President.., 1