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BM THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. MUM'AY. Jt.'Ll V‘, 19 SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States Pleasant Mention From Other Cities j Joseph Chamberlain and Wife; Latter Was Miss Endicott GREENSBORO. Mrs. Hayes and Miss Hayes, of Mon- roe are the guests of Mr*. R. S. Cald well. Miss Allle King entertntned a f«w friends Thursday evening In honor of the Misses Bickers and their guest. Miss Wilson. Mr. Joseph Hutchinson left Thurs day for his home in Monticello. Professor P. P. Carter is -spending several weeks at Tate Springs. Miss Olive Sanders has returned from Atlanta. Rev. T. W. O'Kelley and family, of St. Joseph, Mo., are visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. P. O'Kelley. . Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Race have re turned from a visit to Alabama. Mrs. Asa C. Bron-n and son, of Com merce, are visiting Mrs. S. H. Ohees- Ung. Mrs. N. H. Ballard and children, of Brunswick, are guests of Mrs. Hermann Geissler. Miss Jennie Evans will leave Sat urday to Join a party at Indian Spring. Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson is in Eat- onton on a visit to her son, Mr. R. W Hutchinson. Mrs. Henry Torbert and children are visiting relatives at Resaca. Miss Mable Thompson, of Gaines' ville, who has been the guest of Miss Halite Park, returned to her home Sat urday, accompanied by Miss Park. Mrs. Parker, of Augusta, has re turned home, after p. pleasant visit to Miss Any Geissler. Mrs. Fred Barnhart, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Carry, entertained the Earnest Workers on Tuesday afternoon. Re freshments were served in the dining room, which was decorated with cut flowers. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Maddox have re- turned to their home In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bryant and daughter, Aliens, left Wednesday for Atlanta. Mr. J. C. Williams and son returned Wednesday from North Carolina and Tennessee, where they have been en joying a delightful outing. Mr*. Lb L. Little, of Phoenix, spent several days this week with Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. Professor George McWhorter, vice president of Norman Park College, left Thursday for Moultrie. Mr. Wilbur Barnhart, of Savannah, Aigi. iiiiuut itiumioii, ui oavauuaii) Is visiting relatives here for several weeks. Colonels James Davison and Pearce Brown left Saturday to attend the lawyers' convention at Asheville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Gerdlng, of New York, are the guests of Mrs. 8. A. Green. Miss Helen Davis and Mrs. Walter Kimbro left Saturday to attend the Chautauqua at Monteagie. .Mrs. W. T. Garrard and son have returned to Nona, after a month's stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Armor. Miss Mollle Hill, of Washington, Is -Visiting Mrs. H. T. Lewis. ; Miss Foster, of Athens, Is the guest ef her aunt, Miss Julia Foster. GADSDEN, ALA. Lee Alexander and Mrs. H. J. - Rosenthll and daughter, Clara, of I’nlon Springs, are tho guests of Mrs. John C. Cathoy. Mrs. W. G. Brockway Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. M. Elliott, on Forest avenue. Miss Ruth Wilson, of Birmingham, Is visiting Mrs. E. H. Cross. Mrs. Raymond Green and Miss Laura Belle Enslee, of Birmingham, are vis iting Mrs. L. E. Jones on Surrentlne avenue. Jlrs. Sodberg, of Montgomery, Is tho guest of Mrs. James L. Tanner. Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. J. E. Line and Mrs. Winchester will leave In a few days for a visit to relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Paden enter tained the members of the Kylonial Club and a few friends on Friday evening. Miss Della Shanks, of Montgomery, Is the guest of G. F. Canterbury and family. Misses Aliegene Driver and MISs Carrie C. Smith, of Borden Springs, Ala., are the guests of Miss Clyde White on Walnut street. Mrs. R. A. Dunlap Is visiting friends at Fort Payne. Mins Edith Randolph, who has been visiting relatives In Birmingham, hah returned home. Miss Mary Joe and Miss Edith Cald well, of Birmingham, are guests of friends In the city. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Caldwell have returned after a short visit to Birm ingham. Congressman J. L. Burnett has re turned from Birmingham. Gua Cowan, of Mississippi, la visit ing relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Beilenger have returned from Denver, where they have been for some time. The Embroidery Circle was enter tained on Thursday aftemon by Mrs. Charles M. Wood at the residence of Mrs. L; El Jones. Sirs. D. H. Baker entertained with cards on Friday afternoon In compli ment to Mrs. Lee Alexander nnd Mrs. Rosenthal, who are guests of Mrs. J. C. Cathey. Mrs. Charles hr. Wood and little son leave the first of August for New York for a visit of several months to Mrs. Wood. Sir. Garner, of Tuscaloosai was the guest of sir. and Sirs. L. L. Hlrshberg at Bellevlew during the Press Asso ciation meeting. Mrs. Sloore, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Farmer, has returned to her homo in Slontgomery. Mr. and Mrs. 8am Stewart and wife are visiting In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Wllllafns have returned from Center, where they have been visiting relatives. On Wednesday night Hotel Belvue was a scene of great brilliancy, the occasion being the reception, dance and banquet tendered tho members of the Press Association, their ladles ngd visitors, under the management of Mr. Louis Hart, the genial host of Belvue. After the reception the grand march ger man was led by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Neal, of 8elma. Miss Inex Ansley, of Montgomery, was the guest of honor at a party giv en by Miss Hettle Simpson on Thurs day afternoon at her home on Turren- tlne avenue. Miss Elisabeth Green left Thursday morning for a visit to friends In Chi cago and Bloomington, 111. J.. C. Cottlngton, of Dillon, S. C., Is the guest of his son, R. S. Cottlngton, on Chestnut street. Mayor Charles P. Smith and Mrs. Smith returned Wednesday from a ten days' trip through the West, Chicago, St. Louis and Denver, being among the points visited. Among the distinguished visitors who attended the Press Association were Senator John T. Morgan and Congressman William Richardson, of Huntsville. ME DA. Mrs. M. W. Park and Mr. Etheridge Park, of Atlanta, are visiting relatives here. Miss Clyde Whitten Is a charming visitor here, being the guest of her aunt. f Miss Emmie Vaughn has returned to Savannah, after spending the month here. Mr. Nlsbet Park has accepted a rail road position In Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. A. 8. Edmondson and Miss Louise Edmondson are visiting friends in Mllledgevllle. Mrs. Edgar Park, of Atlanta, recent ly visited Mrs. T. J. Park. Miss Jennie Greene, of Trlplette, will visit Miss Lien Park next week. Miss Florence Boone, of Florida, is spending the summer with her aunt here. Mr. Grady Roby, of Atlanta, visited relatives here last week. Miss Mattie Edmondson attended the Mystic Circle meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Estelle in Eatonton. Miss Josle Reid spent the day at her father's fruit farm here. Miss Fannie Lee Carter, of Haddock, is quite sick at the home of her aunt at this place. Mr. Burnette Harris has returned to Savannah, after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Edmondson. Hon. J. T. Dennis gave a house par ty to several of his friends. Those iresent were: Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. 1. W. Hutchinson, of Cordele; Misses Mattie and Louise Edmondson, Mr. Williams, Georgia and Luda Hutchin son, Annie Laurie Adants and Maggie Watts, of Cave Springs. and Miss Gear, of Penfleld, at a hours party this week. On Tuesday after noon she entertained about ' thirty young ladles In their honor. Miss Richmond Walton will enter- tain four charming young ladies at a house party next week. Her guests will be: Misses Annie Laurie Adams, Annie Lou Neablt nnd Bertha Thomas, of Eatonton, and Louise McMullen, of Hartwell. Many social affairs are be ing planned In their honor. Mrs. Chggles Furlow entertained about forty of the younger set Friday evening for Miss Emmie Thompson and her guest, Miss Martin, of Athens. The large lawn was brilliant with Chinese lanterns and the guests spent a delightful evening. On Thursday evening Mr. H. T. Shaw, cashier of the Bank of Madison, gave a smoker to his fellow bank pres idents nnd rashlers. The color scheme Was yellow nnd white, lilies and grapes being the chief table decorations. Mr. Shaw's guests were: Messrs. Lee Tram mell. W. P. Wallace, Tillman Douglas. S. P. Cohen, S. F. Beckham, R. N. Thomason and Robertson. Miss Ednn Pott Is the guest of Mrs. Homer Winter at Augusta. Mrs. E. W. Butler Is at home, after a visit to Atlanta. Miss Lucy Burton, of Buford, has returned home. Miss Llscle Freeman, of Stevens, is the guest of Miss Mamie Hunter. Miss Octavla Pou Is at home from Hartwell. Mrs. H. P. Broughton, Miss Brough ton aqd Mr. Ed Burruss are at Tox- away, N. C. JEFFERSON Miss Dora #llhlte, of Winder, la the guest of Miss Callle Watson. Miss Ola Stockton returned home on Wednesday from a visit to Stone Mountain and Atlanta. Hon. Allen M. Flanigan, of Marcus, Is very sick at the home of Mr. H. J. Randolph. Mrs. Flanigan came Thurs day to be with him. Mr. Will Henry, of Gainesville, was a recent visitor here. Miss Gusslo Woods and little Miss Ruth Woods are the guests of Colonel and Mrs. -R. L. J. Smith. Mr. Lee White spent part of this week In Atlanta. Miss Corbin, of Griffin, Is the guest of Mrs. J. S. Ayers. Dr. J. C. Bennett has returned from a visit to Wrlghtsville Beacb, N. C. Miss Clifford Daniel Is In the coun try. The Barber Bnnd went to Gainesville Monday to furnish music for the speaking os’ Hor.. R. B. Ruasell. Messrs. Hoyt Archer and Clifford Storey, spent Sunday In Hochton. MADISON. Mrs. H. T. Shaw entertained flinch on Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. H. L. Simmons, of Atlanta. Dainty refreshments, consisting, of mints, cream, pink and white cakes, were served. Those present were: Mrs. Charles Furlow, Mrs. J. T. P. Au stin, Mrs. R. V. Thomason. Mrs. Q. L. Williford. Mrs. M. C. Few, Mrs. Raymond Thompson and Mrs. Marable. Another charming compliment to Mrs. Simmons was the flinch party on Monday afternoon, given by Mrs. J. T. P. Austin. A delicious lunch was served after the 'game. The guests were: Mrs. H. T. Shaw, Mra# 8. F. Beckham, Mrs. Charles Furlow, Mrs. Lee Trammell, Mrs. Robert Douglas and Mrs. Hill, of Nashville. Miss Eva Few Is entertaining Miss Olivia Reid, Miss Corker, of Atlanta, WASHINGTON, D.C AND RETURN (One Way Rate for the Round Trip) OPEN-TOTHE-PUBUC $17.75—$17.75—$1 T.75 S EABOARI) MU HUE RAILWHT u Tickets will be sold for all tralns'on July If. JO and 11, with Anal llml Only A c£tI t W cents to have limit extended until September I, 1901. THROUGH TRAINS EVERY DAY—? SAME RATE WILL AP pL ^ VIA NORFOLK, VA., AND STEAMER UP THE POTOMAC RIVER. Call on any of tho underslgnd for Sleeping Car or Steamer reser- D. W, MORRAH, C. B. WALKER, City Pass, and Ticket Apt. (City Ticket Off'ceVs^Kachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.) W. E. CHRISTIAN, A.G.P.A., Atlanta, Ga. HARAI30N. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood, of Oak land, have been visiting Mrs. Tom Cal- ahan. Miss Anna Foster has been HI for several days. Mrs. Will O. Herndon, who has been visiting her sister In Auburn, Ala., has returned home. Mr. Sam Callahan, Miss Alva Calla han and Miss Pearl Lyle are c|tend ing the general meeting at Mt. Zion. Mr. and Mrs. Hlnnemnn, of St. Charles, are visiting Miss Hattie Powell this week. Miss 'Amanda Powell Is quite with catarrhal fever. carr"ollton. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boykin en tertalned last Thursday evening a their hospitable home on Dixie street In honor of their visitors, Miss Willie Ermlnger, of Macon, and Miss Natalie Thomas, of Waynesboro. Mrs. Connor, of Charleston, S. C., with her daughter, Miss Alice, is vis iting her son, Mr. T. A. Connor, of this city. Mesdames Matthews and McCullough, of Atlanta, are visiting their mother, Mrs. E. W. Wells. Mr, Tom Wells Is spending two weeks at Summerville. Mrs. E. W. Wells and her daughter. Mrs. Walter Matthews, of Atlanta, will leave In a few days for an outing at Piedmont Springs, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boykin, with a party of young people, are camping this week at Oak Lawn. Mrs. R. F. Hyatt left Tuesday mom- Ing for Hawklnsvllle to attend the mar riage of her slater, Mias Elizabeth Maude Blalock, to Mr. Lewis Emerson Delating, which will occur on the morn ing of August 9, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Polhlll. Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Roap visited Roapvllle Saturday V’d *>».s4ay. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Y-atV.cvIlle and three little boys a v sc-A-OIng two weeks in SMnmsrvlI'i, ha guests of Mr. Ed SturAvant. Mrs. Cliff Turner entertained the Literary Music Club Friday afternoon at her home on Dixie street By Telephoning Your Want Ads to The Georgian You Can Reach Over 23,000 HOMES 25 Words for 25 Cents. The Cost—1 Cent a Word—is a trifle when compared to the benefits. BELL PHONE: 4927, MAIN. ATLANTA: PHONE 4401. They are Small Workers but They Work Wonders. OPEN TO ALL! % ~~~)$17.75 J Atlanta to Washington, D. C. AND RETURN via Southern Railway. Tickets good on Washington and South western Limited as well as other trains. On sale July 27th, 30th and 31st. Good until August 8th to return. Also by de positing tickets with joint agent prior to August 8th and payment of 50 cents same can bo extended until September 8th toTc- turn. Call at City Ticket Office, No. 1 Peachtree St., or Terminal Station for tick ets and Pullman reservations. to her home In Atlanta after a brief visit to Mra. H. W. Clements. Mias Matthla la visiting the Mlaaea McClendon. MARIETTA. Master Egbert Freyer celebrated his fourth birthday on Tuesday afternoon with a charming lawn party. The ta ble was set oh tha spacloue lawn and about forty little friends gathered around It and were served with Ices, cakes and fruit. The Young Matrons’ Bridge Whist Club was entertained by Mlaa Harlette Idea on Thursday afternoon at har sla ter’s home. Mrs. Wiggins, on Chur-h street. A salad course was served. The Ladles' Afternoon Euchra Club met with Mra. Oacar Keeler on Thurs day afternoon and were charmingly entertained. After thd game Ices, bon bons, etc., were served. The prises, a plate and white gause fan, were won by Mra. Joaeph Brown and Mra. De- vant. Mra. N. C. Carrlker and child, who have been visiting friends In Bames- ville, have returned home. Mlea May bell Bradley, of Birming ham, Is visiting friends In the City. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sessions are vis iting In Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr. and Mrz. Cliff Klflg and children are visiting friends In tha city. Mra. A. A. Delacy and daughters, Mlaaea Julia and Arden, 6t Jacksonville, Fla., are spending the summer In this city. Miss Brumby, of Athens, Is the guest aims diuiiiuj, nsiiciig, ■■ iiiv n of Mr. and Mra. W. J. Heyward. The Daughters of the Confederacy gave o'charming entertainment In .tha park Tuesday night. The pretty park was bright with Japanese lanterns and randies. A large crowd was present, sad the occasion was a great success, Mrs. Dr. Peacock has returned to her home In Blockton, Ala. WOODBURY. Resident Engineer Hendrix, of the Atlanta, ’ Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad, and wife, art at the Fendley House. Professor O. L. Callahan and family are visiting at the home of Mr. A. P. Dixon. Mlaa Emma Baker, of Atlanta, Is ihe guest of her aunt, Mra. W. A. Wales. Mrs. Charles Simpson baa returned CHATTANOOGA, TENN. The Kaiipa Sigma ball at Lookout Inn was a brilliant affair. The bait room was decorated In red, white* and green, the Kappa Sigma colors. The patrons and patronssses were: Mr. and Mra. J. C. Guild, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gaines, A 11<Jill |#ri'Jllj *»»»• UIIU gigs /». If . vasasssa-a# Mr. and Mra. C. A. Lyerly, Mr. and Mra. F. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mra. Z. C: Patten, Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Orr, Hon. and Mra. J. B. Frasier, Hon. and Mrs. H. Clay Evans. Mr. Seth McMahon, of this city, nnd Miss Susie Dye, of Athens, were mar ried at the home of the blrde Sunday. The wedding was a surprise to the friends of the couple. The happy peo ple will reside In thle city. Mlsees Minnie and Zelta Spiers, of their ' Annlaton, Ala., are visiting their broth er, Claude E. Spiers, at 704 Greenwood avenue. Highland Park. Miss Annabel McOaughey, who has been visiting Mrs. D. P. Henderson, baa returned 1o her home In Bridgeport. Miss Kathleen Brooka la home from a pleasant vacation trip to Tybee la- land and Columbus, Ga. Mlsa Ella Dyer has returned from a delightful visit at Virginia Baach. Mr. Alexander Bonnyman, of Atlanta, la a guest In the city. Mrs. Roy Baylor has returned from V1 £fl» n ses Maggie and Jennie Vick, of Birmingham, who have been the guests of Miss Pearl Cornellson, left for Bouth Pittsburg Thursday, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Y. C. Wuodfln, Elm street. . _ Misses Nannie Lee and Georgia Hicks, of Knoxville, are guests of their aunt, Mra. W. H. Ghormley. Misses Maud Malcolm and Psari Pickle, of Sweetwater, are guests of Dr. and Mra. B. B. Cooke. Miss Mary Ross has gone to Ar lington, Ala., to spend a month. General and Mra. Een Wheeler and Mlaa Ines Brown left this week for New York to sail on Saturday for Eu f °Slr. and Mra. O. T. Peeples, of Car teravllle. spent yesterday here. They have disposed of their beautiful home and adjoining ground on Fort Wood. The home was sold to Mr. Oeorge D. Lancaster, who will use It aa a reel dence, and the adjoining lot, 10 feet by Mr. J. frontage, h*n been purchased R. Brock, who will build thereon a handeome home. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Andrews will go ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNCIL. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for council from the Second ward, subject to the white orimary on August 22. PRE8S HUDDLE3TON. I respectfully announce myeetf candidate for council from tha Third ward, subjsct to ths white primary on C. W MANQUM. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for council /rom the Fourth ward, subject to white primary on *"**"*• 22 ’ DR. B. E. PEARCE. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for council from the Sixth ward, subject to tho white primary on August 22. JOHN W. GRANT. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I respsctfully announce mysslf a candidate for County Treasurer, sub jsct to white primary on August 22. PETER F. CLARKE. I respectfully announce myaelf a candidata for County Treasurer, sub ject t- —*- 1 *e primary on Auauet 22. MACON C. SHARP. to New York nest week and will bo at Hotel Belmont for a time. Mlaa Lucy Henke, of Tuacumbla, re turned to her home after a delightful visit of six weeks to relatives and friends In this city. Dr. and Mra. J. R. Rathmell will go to Bt. Simons for a brief stay. Mrs. Laura D. Eakln and son, Al bert, will go to Montgomery, Ala., on August 7 to visit Mrs. Joe E. Fox. Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Jones and children leave next Tuesday for Linn- ville. N. C„ to spend August. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gentry went to Atlanta to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gray Gentry. Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet, widow of General James Longstreet, post mistress at Gainesville, Ga., Is a visit or In the city. She la the nuthor of a book In defense of her dlsUngulshed husband, and Is well known throughout the South. J. C. Beam, District Passenger Agent ■f>omllii( several weeks with her psreate In tuts city.. Mra. Susan Hayes anil her sister. Jlrs. Arnold, Who have hern the guests of Urs. jwii'mu, nuu MB TV iurrn tun RiirRi* m /. Hayes, bare returned to their home rill, n Wlutervl. Messrs. W. O. Jones and I'arki Norman art In Europe. WAVERLY HALL. Mrs. Hart l'erry ami .laughter. Jilts ALBANY. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Austin have re turned to their home In Thomaavllle of ter a short visit at the home of Mr. ~ T . J. Hall. Jlr. Edmund Kalmon has returned from a pleasant visit to Denver,.Col., and Adams, Neb. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Kelly, of St. Joseph, Mo., have returned home after ft visit of several days with relatives. Mr. It. M. Thompson Is visiting rel atives In Newton, Ala. Mra. T. H. Oliver and children are visiting relatives In Pelham. have arrived In the city and will future make their'home here. Mis* Maud Wltkousky haa returned to her home In Savannah after a pleas ant visit In the city. Miss Osceola Dampler, of Wldosta, who has been the guest of Miss Emma Carter, has returned home. Mra. Annie Muse has, returned home from Knoxville,. Tenn. Messrs. J. W. McKinney, R. L. Kear- sey and A. O. Askln are spending a faw days In Pensacola, Fla. Mr. W. T. Hllsinan has returned from a short trip to Atlanta. Miss Burlington Butts has returned to her home In Columbus after a visit to friends In the city. Miss Magglo Coffey Is at home from a pleasant visit to friends In Bruns wick. Mr. and Mra. J. A. McLarty, of Brunswick, are In the city, the guests of relatives. Mr. and Mra. 8. Flelsher have re turned home after a trip through tha Westi Mr. George Callaway Is spending a few days at Indian Springs, Miss Ida Kitchen has returned home after a two weoks' visit In Ellnvllle. Miss l.lsle Brantley, of Macon, Is tho guest of Jttss Annie Atkinson. Mra. E. C. Bledsoe Is at home from a short visit In Dawson. Miss Sherrie Lewis has gone to lien deraonvllle, N. C., to spend the sum mer. Mra. F. O. Tlcknor and little Miss Ruth Tlcknor, are visiting In Macon. Mr. John H. Hester, who has been visiting relatives here, has gone to At lanta to epend a few days, prior to resuming his duties at West Point. Mies Lucy Nesbitt Is visiting In con for a few days. Miss Ada Brooks, of Atlanta, Is vis iting at the home of Mr. S. If. Brooks. Mrs. W. 8. Tarver and Jin John D. Twiggs have gone to Atlanta to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Coles. Mra. W. II. Zelgler has gone to JU. Airy to spend the remainder of thfe summer. ELBERTON. j Olive latimer. of Kouth Carolina. Is the sdmired' guest of Mrs. M. L. Jtenni. Miss Annie Mitabhnrn entertained Tues- Isy evening In honor of her guests, llleses Unvote- and Maahburn. Mum Ethel Alnmml from Washington Is vleltlng Mrs. I'. 1. Almond, lire. C. Hayes tnent Ihe latter port f the week In Wlntervlllf, vinttlng lends. . • 111m lev- Bell 1s this week Is Griffin and Lithmil*. Mm. J. A. Almond. Mm. Bone Jones and MIm Elisabeth Wycb# have Jiwt return ed from a long at*/ In Ka*!*y. K. C\ Mra. Dr. Kara Worley, nee Mlaa Usale Belle Presale/, from Ht. Augustine, Fla., la A nnc , Mattie Perry, of Heal#, Ala., are flatting Mr. nnd Mra. John G. Owen. Mra. Harry Llpfonl, Mr*. Fannie Howell, -Jr*. Rat# xelhubr and Ml** Annie May Milford, of Atlanta, are visiting Mr. and Mra. J. C. Frlszell. WRIQHT8VILLE. friend*. Mlaa Olllo need Harris la spending Barer*! Fort Gaines. Mr*. B, H. Le* and MIm Aim* Lee, of Hylvester, are vlaltlng In the city. Mr. Hdwnrd Howell leave* next week for Atlanta, where lie ha* accepted n position under the civil service rt>minlMlon. „ Mr. C. R. Martin, of Arlington, spent Htindny with relntlre* here. Mr*. J. H. /.iihor ft! ho«te«* At n Terr plen«nnt meeting of the Domino Whist C'lnb on Wednesday evening. Fruit punch, cn nin mid rake were served. DUBLIN. Editor nnd Mrs. A. P. Hilton bnro re. turned home; offer nti enjoynblr trip with 0g|. HUM .MIM. d. II. «I'I7 panted by Ih.lr III tie brother, ----- are Hilling Mrs. McWhorter's psrrnts, m Howling lireen, Ky. P. A. Htewsrt and family, of Atlanta, hare returned boms after s pleasant visit 8PARTA. Miss Mamie Mngleton vlolled Itlllrdge- vllle Sunday. Mlaa Alleen Johnaon la the gueat of Ihe gueat of Mra. K. H. Cook, lira. If. 11. Uulgtan, of Carterarllle, la W. I. Harley, of thin place. Vlalllug Mrs. w: i; Harley, of this plar#. I Mlaa Helen llemau b*» returned from a rtslt to frtenda and relntlre* In August*. will spend tha aum* CUTHBERT. Miss Kva Drcwry la rlsltlog relatives in Biifsula, Ala. . Waflar#, of Porayth, haa been In the city e few days this weelt. Ills* Lues Trtppet. of Oklahotita visiting lira. Fannie Allison. J. B. Donaldson Is visiting rel at Mariettas Mr*. II. A: Knight and children ore relative* at Klxtwliors. of lilrmlnghain. Is the In* Matin MIm i nn Mr*. K. I*. Hants. Mm. nark (Frier and rhlldn lug eotne time with friend* li MIm Maud Hfnub*y has reti at Indlnn spring. tractive guest line lino Mr. -pent Kane bos returned from uni -ill Mrs. W. II. Haynes, of Di Thursday In this city. Mr. and Mrs. P. II Howe hare returned from * visit to different point* In north Georgia. Mrs. T. It. Unger* and children, of Green* ville, Tenn., are visiting relatives In the city. Mr. D. D. Hawkins, of Wilmington. N. (.* I* In the city. Mr*. II. Outlaw Is visiting friends la Mu* "ii Mra. W. W. Ward bns returned from a vletr to friend* nf AM>evlll« MIS* Kvn II* w kin* bn * returned from a visit to Lumber City. TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN city, I* MIm Mary Zither entertained a fow eon- plea at enrila on Taeaday evening Ii ' ..IT IL Zule- on Tueoday evening In honor of her guoata, Mra. H. 11. Zulier, of Man Anlonlo, Tei., and lira, J. B. Hwannnn, af ■ :. oya haa returned from Ate AUIUIIIU, mi Corslcnnnn, Te*. Mr. Claude Mi Mr. Kmmatt Stanford left Monday for Prcwju# Island, M#., to b# gone several Mra. Fannla Allison entertained quit# n crowd of young people Wednesday after* noon In honor or her guests. Mlaaea Trip pet. of Oklahoma City, and Mlsa Mary far* brough, of Hprlngvale. Ml** Helen Palmer, of Birmingham, Ala., visiting Mlaa L - ~ ~ Hon. I “ Monday. Club Thuri_-_, a luncheon was served. Mr. Ulley Martin spent Wednesday 8EROEANT MITCHELL IS VERY SICK MAN f the po- nflned to J Bergeant W. W. MItch« Ilea force, who ha* bee hla homo for several week* with a **- vare Attack of typhoid fever, had a turn for the worse Saturday morning end Is delirious. It wob announced that there were small chance* for hi* rer%very. .Hi-rrwint Mitchell I* <*ne "f the oldest and most popular men on the force, md i-i- e.*i Ion* Illru-.MM and the critical •urn which It took Saturday morning cast a gloom over the entire force. An officer Ts detailed from each watch to be at the bedsld** of the nick nmn and • ’ ’ posN||,|,. attention l* being *hown him by friends nnd fellow officer*. If You Will See SEAL Of 1 that this seal la on every roll of Roofing you buy, WE will see that you get value received for your money. VULCANITE ROOFING la a per- manent roofing, and not a make shift It la put up one square to the roll; easily applied, and I* recom mended by tho National Hoard of Underwriter* and Southeastern Tariff Association. Take heed, you need our roofing and we need your patronage. “You can put it on.” ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents, 29 and 31 South Forsyth 8trest ATLANTA, QA. 1. C OKUHFHLD. Prnldtal. C. 4. Pff*. Uoelary.