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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. V ViVVi^^iV ViV' ViO ViV\V/V s v' ^A v ^,C'*^iC' , ^A v ^A v ^ LV/O CV>o'CV/o CW^Jo*.^ k>VO C^vo AV> >'■/> CSV7 kV/> >v/^ lV/>'.n/v,\'/> »>•/> iv/J i\'ry ^.V «>> fr.>S |IOl'S/sSilOs'S P.'S fs.>$ (/*<$ f/.'S 0*\S fN (S.'S *y?>S 0*\j f/.\S (/*<> ^ ''aO ^%>//?\> </%> Y/*0 SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. George C. Bill, Editor. Charlotte Stewart and Selene Armatrong, Assistants. MR8. CHERRY ENTERTAINS. A most enjoyable party was that at which Mr. and Mrs. i*ln< kney Cherry entertained Wednesday evening at their home on Capitol avenue In honor of their four .attractive cousins, Misses Jamie and Annie Morgan, of Tampa, and Misses Annie and Carolina Ander- , eon. of Cordele. Mrs. Cherry's home was decorated In pink and white roses and ferns, and the ■ante color scheme prevailed In the re freshments served Progressive games were played, at the conclusion of which prises were awarded. The ladles' prise, a dainty, gauze fan, was won by Afrr.. W. E. Lambrlght, and the handsome ■liver match box, which was the gen tlemen's prize, went to Mr. Aubrey Milam. The booby prizes, a diminutive music box and hand satchel, were won by Miss Susie Connally and Mr. H\ J. Tucker. Mrs. Cherry was a most gracious hostess, wearing a gow white embroidered mull. Miss Caroline Anderson wore cream ■Ilk mull with girdle of pink, and Miss Annie Anderson was gowned in cream ■Ilk mull with blue ribbons. Miss Annie Morgan wore lavender chiffon over silk, and Miss Jamie Mor-[ gan was gowned In black chiffon and cream lace. Punch was served by Mrs. Wfl Tucker, who was gowned In white] mull trimmed with lace. The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cherry! were Misses Edna Phillips, Florence Jones, Mary Lou Peavy, of Newnan Belle and Libby Long. Ernestine Ran dall, Susie Connally, Katie Cam Lanier, Misses Moseley and Jones, Mrs. Mc-i Garry, Mrs. \V. E. Lambrlght, Mrs. W. J. Tucker, Messrs. Harry Jones, Holle lot ting, Vaughan, Cliff Wilkinson, Totn| Latham, Arthur Connully, Howard Jones. William Atkinson, of Newnan; J. L Poope, of Newnan; Mims, of Cor dele; Lance, MlUen, Harrison, Dr. Lambrlght, Mr. W. J. Tucker and Mr. Futch. The guests of Mrs. Cherry are being much entertained during their stay with her. Monday evening they were complimented by Mr. and Mrs. Cherry with a box party at the Casino, and on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tucker entertained for them at dinner. Daughter of Gen. Wheeler To Wed New York Man The engagement of Miss Carrie Peyton Wheeler, daughter of the late General Joseph Wheeler, and Gordon Mountjoy Buck, of New York, has been announced. The marriage will take place on October 2, at Wheeler, Ala. ; Miss Wheeler, during the general’s life, was her father's companion and accompanied him on many of his travels. She was Intensely patriotic. Two years ago Miss Wheeler was chosen sponsor for the South at the Con federate reunion In Louisville, a post of such honor as to be coveted by all the belles of the South. In 1900, when she and her sister, Annie, accompanied their father on a tour of Europe, great homage was paid them by the prince of Slam, who entertained them In a lavish manner. Miss Wheeler, accompanied by her sisters. Miss Annie Wheeler and Mrs. Harris, attended the Wheeler memorial services held at the. Grand opera house In Atlanta during the past spring. She Is an Alabaman by birth, but moat of her life has been spent at Washington, D. C., where her distinguished father, General Wheeler, represented the Eighth congressional district of Alabama at the national capital for many years. pretty gown of pink silk, and Miss Brock, the guest of honor, will wear a white lingerie gown trimmed with lace. Miss Breltenbucher's guests will be Misses Lillian Brock, Juanita Grant, Bessie Dobbs, Florence Dennis, Edith Duncan. Lntnar Jeter, Messrs. Whar ton Monteith, Wallace Draper, Byron Crawford, Curry Moon, Edward Dav idson. Lloyd Greer, Anton Brelten- bucher. TO MR."CABANI88. Mr. H. H. Cabnnfss gave a dinner Thursday evening at his home on Peachtree In honor of Mr. Edward Cab- i!h*. of Birmingham. The centerpiece on the table was an arrangement of pink china astors and hite clematis. The candles had plpk shades and the mints and cakes were In pink. Thosq. present were Chief Justice W. H. Kish, Judge Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Judge W. R. Hammond, Hon. R. Berner, Hon. W. D. Kills, Hon. Henry Peeples, Hon. John Marshall Slaton, Hon. T. B. Felder, Mr. George Traylor, Mr. E. P. Black and Mr John 8. Cohen. TO MR8. HOWELL. Mrs. H. L. Crumley entertained the members of the 8. E. C. Club Thurs day afternoon at her home In West End In honor of Mrs. G. A. Howell, whose birthday It was. Delicious re freshments were served and the after noon was one of great pleasure. Those present were: Mrs. M. L. Troutman. Mrs. J. X. McKachern, Mrs. W. Y. Jen- kins. Mrs. Edward Codings, Mrs. Ed ward Mathews, Mrs. Francis Hum phrey, Mrs. F. S. Cox, Miss Mary Cul berson, Miss Leila Culberson. COMPLIMENTARY^ TO MI88 ABERNATHY Miss Ida Wooten, at her home at Norcross, entertained Informally dur ing the week In honor of Miss Grace Abernathy, of Atlanta, who Is the guest of Miss Estelle Medlock, at Norcross. COMPLIMENTARY TO * MISS EULA TRAWICK. Mrs. J. W. Trawick entertained Wednesday evening In honor of her niece. Miss Eula Trawick, of Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Trawick's guests Included Ml sees Mamie Clayton, Mamie Dan- forth. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gordon, Mr. A. G. Dudley, Mr. John Thurman, Mr. O. W. Williams, Mr. A. R. Patton, Mr. T. B. Eason and Mr. H. C. Malcolm. FOR THFll8TER8. The Catholic ladles of Atlnnta will Five a lawn party next Thursday at Loretta convent In Compliment to the Bisters of St. Joseph. The entertain ment wifi last through the afternoon and during th« evening, and will be a delightful affair. CARD~PARTY. Mrs. Philip Green snd Mrs. W. K. Mower will entertain at a large card party Friday afternoon at 461 Spring street. TO MRS. FULLER. One of the prettiest parties of the week was the reception at which Mrs. W. D. Luckle and Miss Eva Rushton entertained at their home on Capitol avenue In honor of Mrs. H. A. Fuller, of Tampa. During the afternoon over 100 friends called. Mrs. Luckle'a home was beautifully decorated with pink and white roses, these colors predominating In the re freshments served. Mrs.' Luckle wore a handsome gown of black lace, and Miss Rushton wore white mull, trim med with lace. Mrs. Fuller’s dainty costume was also of white mull, trimmed with lace and medallions. Punch was served by Misses Alice May and Ella B. Rushton, who wore white lingerie gowns. { TO MI8S~HALSTEAD. Thursday evening Miss Bonneylyn Bennett entertained at a most enjoy able party at her home on Currier street In honor of her attractive guest, Miss Jennie Halstead. The occasion was Informal, Miss Bennett’s guests In cluding a congenial party of her Inti mate friends. Music and progressive games were enjoyed, and those present Were Misses Jennie Halstead, Nellie jgrkson, Eunice Goodwin, Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Smith; Messrs. Aubrey Mi lam, Walter Shirley, Fred Clowers, Ar thur Sweet, Gene Alford. TO MIsITbROCK. One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week will be the Informal dance at which Miss Dorothy Breltenbucher will entertain Friday evening in honor of Miss Lillian Brock, of LaFayette, Ala., the popular guest of Miss I«amur Jeter. Miss Breltenbucher’s guests will In clude the members of the L. D. 8. Club, and dancing, progressive games, and music will be enjoyed. Miss Brclten- down nnd figure It out until bucher will receive her guests YARBOROUGH-GREEN. Mips Arnoretta Green, of Oreensport, Ga., and Mr. Ross Yarborough, of Ensley, Ala., were married Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mattie Green, at Oreensport. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. W. A. Hood. Miss Green belongs to one of Etowah coun ty’s most highly respected families, and has a nost of friends In tlm part of the state. Mr. Yarborougn is a suc cessful young I usiness man of Ensley, Ala. TO MI88~WHIRE. Miss Helen Whlre, of Albany, was the guest of honor at a card party given Thursday by Miss Margaret Mur phy at her homo on Pryor street. Progressive "old maid" was played and Miss Katherine Fleck won the first prize, a pair of silk hose. The guest of honor was presented with game of "old maid." The guests Included Misses Nell Coy en, Helen Satzky, Elisabeth and Vlnnle Ersklne, Catherine Askam. Margaret Doonan, Marguerite Vlgnaux, Mniie Manning, Annie Kelly, Ethel Stokes, Madgo Malone, Janie Fahy, Nora Cleary, Katherine nnd Florence Fleck, Annie Hayes, Ethel Kenny, Olivette Massa. FINLEY^BROOME. Mr. W. 8. Broome, city attorney of Gainesville, and Miss Mary M. Finley, granddaughter of Genera) J, J. Fin ley, of Confederate fame, were mar rled at high noon Friday at the Epis copal Church at Gainesville, Rev. Fran cis H. Cralghtll performing the cere mony. The church, which was beauti fully anti profusely decorated for the occasion, was filled to overflowing by the friends of the bridal couple. MR8. MA80N'8 PARTY. Mrs. J. C. Mason will give a whist luncheon next Tuesday morning at her home in West End, The Invltsd guests include Mrs. E. J. Bloodworth, Mrs. Marshall Eckford, Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mrs. Edward Hol brook, Mrs. Dan McIntyre, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. Leon Walker and Miss Ogllvle. JONEfTcAY. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Cay announce the engagement of their daughter, Annls, to Mr. Selden Bryan Jones, the wedding to take place the latter part d October at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cay on North avenue. ADE ON ENGLISH HUMOR. George Ade declares the English have \ sense of humor, but the humor must be something other than the American brand. "All humor is local," said Mr. Ade. "What Is funny In Chicago Isn’t funny In New' York. It Is the same the worjd over—locality has everything to with It. "The English have a sense of humor, of course, but It Is very different from ours. They appreciate Impossible sit uations, when they are portrayed, very keenly.’ A favorite bit of comedy with them Is the part of the play when the servant masquerades as the mistress— it seems so utterly absurd and Impossi ble to them to lyive the servant putting on the airs of the master or mistress that they laugh very heartily. You see. It depends entirely on the point of view. ^American humor does not appeal to the English people, because they can’t appreciate It tight away and don't care enough about it to Investigate it. If an English show’ Is presented on this side we all go and make a fuss over It und rer the actors. It there Is a situation hlch we do not see at first we sit down nnd figure It out until we get it. lover there they don’t see It, and they "DIAMONDS BRING SUCCESS.” By our partial payment plan you can wear a nice diamond while paying for It This la the beat way to apend money and at the same time aave It 'To be successful, look aucceiaful; wear a beautiful diamond. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. The Diamond Palace. 37 Whitehall St. don't care whether they do or not “That la one thing that I resent very much—the American adulation for ev erything British and the way the Brit ish treat the Americana. They alwaya talk down at one from an angle of <8 degrees. When an English actor comes over here nothing la too good for him. He gets Invited everywhere nnd entertained In the most hospitable manner. When an American actor goes over there he la received at the elation by having 300 pounds of Ice put In his lap, and that Is alt he gets while he la over there." IN HONOR OF~MISS CATE. Mlaa Lila Coe Roaecrana entertained a few friends Thursday evening In honor of her guest, Miss Eva Maye Cate, of Brunswick, Ga. Mlsa Roaecrana received her gueata In a handsome gown of allk. Mlaa Cate's toilet was of white, trimmed with Val enciennes lace. A guessing contest was the feature of the evening. After the contest deli cious refreshments were served and the prise, a beautiful fan and tie, were awnrded to Miss Eva Maye Cate and Mr. William Snyder. Mlsa Dora Snyder and Mrs. W. A. Hollingsworth presided at the punch bowl. Those present were: Miss Settble Adams, Miss Felice Bloodworth, Miss Dora Snyder, Miss Ethel Hollingsworth, Miss Jessie Hill, Miss Mattie Hill, Miss Lily Ledwlth, Miss Blanche Har well. Mr. E. L. Almand, Mr. W. F. Benton. Mr. Wallace Cowan, Mr. J. T. Dunn, Mr. Ivo Hill, Mr. Mack Sharp, Mr. Will Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Almand, Mr. nnd Mra. E. H. Roaecrana. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Almand and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hollingsworth. ■ TO MISS BELLE STUART. The most important social event of Friday was the bridge, at which Mrs. Prloleau Ellis entertained In the after noon In honor of her attractive guest, Miss Belle Stuart, of Montgomery. | Mrs. Ellis home was most artistic In Its decorations of golden glow and sun- flowera, these Rowers being placed In Jars ami bowls throughout the lower floor. In the delicious refreshments served white and yellow were the colors which predominated. Mrs. Ellis was a charming hostess In n gown of white point d'esprlt, and Miss Stuart wore a dainty white lin gerie gown of mull trimmed with luce and medallions. The first prize was a vretty gauze fan. The consolation, a souvenir post card nlhum, was very appropriate, the score cards being In the form of tiny souvenir postals. Miss Stuart was presented with u beautiful white parasol. . Mrs. Ellis' guests were Miss Belle Stuart. Mrs. W. A. Wlmblsh, Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mrs. Edd Van Winkle, Mrs. W. F. Prloleau, Mrs. Henry Harman. Mrs. C. B. Howard, Mrs. Will Snow, Mrs. T. J. Ripley, Mrs. Miller Hutchins. Mrs. Pe ter Erwin, Mrs. William Peabody', Mrs. Petrie, Mrs. Edgnr Ballenger, Mrs. Delns Hill, Mrs. Fred Patterson, Mrs. Carlton Miller, Mrs. 8. W. Foster, Mrs, Hudson Moore, Mrs. Tom French. Mrs. (lenrge Chnpln, Mrs. J. Russell Porter, Mrs. Edmond Berkeley, Mrs. Louise S. Foster, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Harry H. Ellis, Mrs. W. F. Dykes, Mrs. Belle Hill King, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. John Moody, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Henry Col lier, Mrs. Brnnner, Mrs. Francis Block, Mrs. Earnest Kontz, Mrs, Vassar Wooley, Mrs. W. I>. EUls, Sr., Miss Su rah Collier, Miss Harriett EUls. Miss Snllie Mclone, Miss Katherine Ruther ford, Miss Klorlne Richardson. STEWART-NEL80N. Mr. John L. Stewart and Miss Lula Nelson were quietly married Thursday evening «! 9 o'clock nt the realdenc Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Parham, 187 South Forsyth street. Rev. A. C. Ward, of the Temple Bap tist Church, performed the ceremony. The bride wore a becoming gown of white mull, lace trimmed, and car' rled a bouquet of White roses. women In Atlanta have received flat tering recognition from the college. One was elected to the presidency of the national Alumnae Association and an other received a fellowship entitling her to a year of study at Columbia University. DUBLIN. Mr. H. M. Stanley spent Sunday and Monday In Atlanta. Mr. R. F. Deese has returned from a visit to Macon and Atlanta. W. S. Ehney spent Monday In Me con. Miss Blanche Prescott Is at White Springs, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Myers and chil dren are spending some time at Whits Springs, Fla. Miss Eva Rachels Is the guest of rel atives at Wrlghtsvllle. Mrs. H. M. Stanley Is visiting rela tives at Clarkesville, Mr. J. E. Smith, Jr., has returned from a trip through several states In the West. M. Zepenacy spent Sunday at East man. ' Warren Lindsey has returned from a visit to Irwlnton. M. Klrke Is at home from At lanta. The Misses Baum are visiting at Lookout mountain. W. F. Higgins has returned from a trip to Atlanta. J. H. Birch, of Wrlghtsvllle, spent Thursday In the city. Mrs. T. J. Pritchett and children are In north Georgia. Mrs. L. J. Thomas and son are vis iting In Houston county. Miss Annie Lou Freeman has re turned from a visit to Macon. T. O. Dupree Is visiting at Carters- vllle. and Mrs. L. A. Matthews are guests of their sons, W. C. and Lewis at Tntbotton. Wesley Holmes, of Macon, was a re cent visitor to the city. Mr. C. A. Klttrell is In New York anil other Eastern markets. T. H. Jackson and W. C. Tomp kins are In New York buying fall goods. • Hon. A. F. Daley, of Wrlghtsvllle, was In the city this week. Mrs. T. D. Smith has returned from a visit lo relatives at Vldalla. Harry Floyd Is the guest of relatives In Atlanta. Mr. H. O. Stevens Is at home from a trip to Atlanta. Mrs. W. C. Floyd Is the guest of rel atives nt Sandersvllle. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Donaldson have returned from a visit to Marietta. Mrs. E. P. Rentz has returned from a trip to points In Florida. Mrs. J. R. Hightower Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Kilpatrick, at Decatur. J. T. Smith has gone to Moultrie, where he will enter business. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. 8. Brandon have re turned from a visit to relatives at Gloucester, Mass. W. 1,. Joiner has returned from a trip to New York. Miss Eva Peel la visiting relatives at Mtllen. H. P. Barston. of Macon, recently visited this city. Mrs. C. C. Gunning is expected home this week from north Georgia, where she has been with relatives for two months. W. W. Prescott nnd wife are spend ing a few days nt Tybee and Savan nah. Quite a number of the young people of Dublin gave Mr. and Mrs. James M. Finn n surprise party last Friday evening. The party met at the library nnd went from there to Mrs. Finn's. Those present were Misses Katie and y.oe Edmunds, Rosalie Smith, Nina Cook. Lucy Nosblt, Lalth Norris, Kath leen Peacock, Ruth Hardeman, Messrs. Peekhnm, Nelson, Guyton, Raines. Ramsey, Twltty, Lewis, Prince, Walk er and Pritchett. EDWAROS-FINDLAY. Miss Mary B. Findlay and Mr. Rich ard Edwards, of Macon, were united In marriage Wednesday evening Christ Church, Macon, the ceremony being performed by the rector, Rev, Bohler Walker. Mr. and Mrs, Ed- ards left for a visit to Savannah Im mediately after the ceremony. Upon their return they will be at home to their friends at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Edwnrds, on Huguenln Heights, Macon, Ga. VASSAR ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION. At the meeting of the Southeastern Branch of Vassar Alumnae held on Tuesday, n scholarship of 1100 wai awarded to Miss Annie Scales, of Mem phis, Tenn. Miss Scales will enter the ollege this fall. An Important step was taken by the Vassar Alumnae in nltlclally Indorsing the movement to secure In Georgia the passage of a bill for compulsory education, modeled upon the one now In force In Wisconsin. Similar action was taken by the Southern Associa tion of College Women last spring. All the college women thus uniting to free tfie state from the widespread Illitera cy. The Increase In the number of Vas sar graduates In this city Is noticeable. Three Atlanta girls graduated this spring and another will enter the col lege this fall. During the past year two Vassar CARROLLTON. Mrs. 8tevens Harris and little daugh ter. Lucie, of Valdosta, are visiting the family of Judge S. W. Harris on South street. , „ Mra. E. W. Wells has returned from a two weeks' visit to Piedmont Springs, A *Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hyatt returned from Hawklnsville Friday night, where they have been to attend the marriage of Miss Lizzie Maude Blalock and Mr. Lewis Geeslln. Mrs. L. P. Mandevllle entertained the Ladles' Aid Society Monday after noon at her home on Maple street. Mrs. Robert McCullough, who has been visiting In the city, returned to Atlnnta last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roop will oc cupy their pretty new home on College street next week. Miss Nellc Sharp will go to Atlanta next week and will perhaps spend'the winter there and take a course In ate nography. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stewnrt carried Mr. Stewart's Sunday school class out Tuesday on n delightful picnic. A large crowd ef Carro'ltoolans at tended camp meeting at SMloh camp grounds last Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Wiley Is visiting in north Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Camp spent Monday In Atlanta. Hon. H. W, Long is spending the week In Jasper, Ala. The "Odd Fellows" enjoyed a bar becue at the city park Wednesday. Build Two Dormitories. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Aug. 17.—At a meeting ef the building committee of the board of trustees of Mercer University, ar rangements were made for the erection of two 140,000 dormitories instead of one ns planned several months ago. Miss Florence Werner who Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thatch on the South Highlands, will return to her home In Atlanta tomorrow. Miss Werner la the sister of Mr. Edward Werner, who for a number of years made this city his home, where he was prominent In the musical and social world. His voice was one of the best ever heard in this city, where he pleasantly remembered—Birmingham Ledger. Rev. Dr. James A. B. Sherer, who has been lecturing this summer at Dr. Hamlll's school at Monteagle, Tenn., was the guest this week of Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Cronk, en route to his home at Dewberry, S. C. Dr. Sherer Is presi dent of the Dewberry College, and Is also a well known writer. His visit here was a source of pleasure to his many friends. Messrs. DuPont Gusrry, Jr., of Ma con, and M. A. Poole, of Columbus, graduates of Auburn, passed through Atlanta Friday morning on their way to Schenectady, N. Y„ where they go to accept positions with the General Elec trio Company. Mrs. John Oliver, Miss Elolse Oliver and Master John Oliver left Thursday for a visit to New York and to a num ber of Northern summer resorts. Later Mrs. Oliver and her children will visit the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Adams, at Cohoes, N. Y. Messrs. Black Hambrtght, Clift Key, Walter Waltt and Wharton Mitchell compose a congenial party that will leave at noon Saturday for a two weeks' trip. They will visit Washington, Phil adelphia, New York and Atlantic City. Miss Lula Baker, of Brunswick, who has spent the summer abroad with friends, will sail Saturday for Amer ica, Miss Baker will be the guest of friends In Atlanta until autumn. Miss Ethel M. Fox and Mies Augusta E. Dixon, two very attrhctlve young ladles of Brunswick, Ga., are visiting Mrs. George Nix, <18 South Pryor street, for a few days. Mrs. C. H. Smith and daughter, Miss Lillie Bell Smith, are visiting In New York city, after which they will spend a short time at the various resorts on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Austell Thornton and Miss Nannie Nlcolson left Thursday morning for an automobile trip to Warm Springs. They will return Fri day night. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Woodruff and Mrs. Eustlce and Miss Eusttce leave Sunday morning for Tallulah Falls, where they will spend a day or two. Miss Mary ' Cassidy, who has been delightfully entertained during her visit to mends I During the erection of their new home Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson Stewart are at home to their friends at 183 Gordon street. The little daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Mlddlemas has been named Theodosia for her grandmother, Mrs. Lott Warren. A Pretty Sight The modish bracelet on a rounded arm, and women today are wearing all kinds. Our Jeweled effects, hoops, and etched bauds are alike popular. Davis & Freeman, Jewelers. BEAUTIFUL LINE OF -NEW BRACELETS- Just Received. Look at Them. Charles W. Crankshaw, Diamond Merchant and Jewelar. Century Building. Whitehall 8L Mrs. L. fj. Herring and daughter have returned to their home at Gads den, Ala., after a visit to Atlanta friends. Mrs. Charles Ansley and daughter, of Amerlcus, are guests of Mrs. Eus tace Speer at her home on Lawton street. Mr. John R. Slider, Miss Eva Slider nnd Mr. Elmer Slider are visiting friends at Brunswick, Ga. Miss Willie Russell Law has return ed from Tate 8prlng» nnd will leave soon for Borden-Wheeler. and Mrs. Paul Goldsmith will take possession of an apartment In the Oglethorpe September 1. Mr. Will Taliaferro has returned to his home at Sandersvllle, after a fort night's visit to Atlanta. Miss Marla Haynes and her niece. Miss Irene Haynes, have returned from a visit to Haralson. Mrs. John Fltten, Miss Annie Fltten and Mr. John Fltten leave Monday for the coast of Maine. Mrs. Laura McNabb and her little daughter, Elizabeth, are the guests'of friends at Norcross, Professor and Mrs. Aldlne Pound, of Wayoroas, are spending several weeks In Atlanta. Miss Kate Johnston, of Sandersvllle, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Cheatham. Mr. nnd Mrs, Lou Woodllff, of Gads den, Ala^ are the guests of friends In Atlanta. • Mrs. P. 8. 8hcllnAn, of Cartersvllle, Is spending aomo time In Atlanta with relatives. Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. William Hahr have returned from Henderson ville. N. C. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Cherry pre spending a few weeks at Pawley Is land, S. C. Mr. William a. Sullivan, bf Sanders- ville, Ga., has become a resident of Atlanta. Mrs. Harry Dunwoody. of Brunswick, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Reuben Arnold. Miss Nora Goodman Is 111 with ty phold fever at her home on Peeples street. ’ Coca-Cola And All Up-to-Date Drinks at GEO. E, JOHNSON'S New Fount, 38 Wall Street, Qpp. Old Car Shed. Pictures should represent good art. They should be of superior n„al COLE BOOK AND ART COMPANY, In the world o S f t 'i*X. ,UPP,3r the * 6 reql " 8,te8 - A "’° eTerythln * *w or olj returned from* Indian Spring. Miss Jennie Armstrong Is spending some time in New York city. Mrs. Rufus Dobbs and children are visiting In Carrollton. Mrs. Is. C. Green and Miss Lillian Green are In Bath, Ga. Dr. C. T. Brocket, Jr., has returned from New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harlrs are at Warm Springs. Mr. Joseph E. Brown, of Kalamazoo, In the city. Mrs. Nora Daly Powell is In New York city. MILLEDGEVILLE. Mrs. Samuel Evans, Jr., entertained the "42" . Club on Tuesday afternoon her home on the Hill. A large num ber of guests were present, and the occasion was a thoroughly enjoyable one. After the Interesting game luncheon was served. The prize, pretty fan, was won by Mrs. J. H. Vinson. A second prise, a pair of black velvet sleeve supporters, was won by Mrs. C. W. Richter. The con eolation, a pretty Japanese pin tray, as won by Miss Juanita Bullard. Mrs. E. K. Boss and mother, Mrs. W. Boss, left today tor several weeks' stay in New York. Mrs. Lucy R. West Is the guest of relatives in Griffin. Mr. Merritt Murphey, of Griffin, spent several days here this week, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jere M. Pound. Professor and Mr*. Aldlne Pound, of Waycross, who have been here for several weeks, left today for Atlanta to sperid several weeks. Messrs. E. E. Bell, Dixon Williams, Adolph Joseph, Will Myrick and H. Goodman left today for New York. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flemlster have returned from Indian Springs. Mr. A. R. Phillips has returned from LaG range. Miss Florence Turk, Mrs. Adah Aus tin and Mrs. M. A. McGrow have re turned from Oconee Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conn, of Car tersvllle, have moved here to make t#elr future home. They are former residents here and are cordially wel comed back by many friends. Miss Marie Whitaker is at Tallulah Falls. Miss Colquitt Newell has returned from North Carolina. Mrs. Mollle Mapp, of Atlanta, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Whitaker. Mrs. Henry Chance, of Augusta, has returned home after a visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hatcher have returned from Denver, Colo., Where they attended the Elks convention. Prof. M. M. Parks and Professor Jpre . Pound have returned from At lanta. $1,000 FOR- 10 Cents Spend Each I -10 CENT! We. will give *1,000 to the 1910 EXPOSITION, BUY ONE WEARONEl SHOW YOUR COLORS. Solid Metal Gold Plate Button. For Sale by Dealer,. UNITED SALES AGENCY, | 717 Fourth Rational Dink Buildini, Atlanta Phone 1910. safti •Mr <* * Mr. William G. Sullivan hn, aeceiited * jM«jtloa with the King Hardware Co., at- Sir. Will Taliaferro hne returned from t by the death _ Rev. and Mr.. A. Chnmhlee are enjnrl,, two \vpoka with Mr. Cbamlilee'e pnrenu lu -dra. M. L. Weddon, of Tampa, Fla., Ii the «UP»t of Mra. B. T. Ratvllnce. Mlaa Knte Johnnton la In Atlanta with her ateter. Mra. A. J. Chpnthnm. Mr. C. H. Klttroll la In New York. 3lr. and Mr.. D. <'. Harrte have l,.,ii of e Mr. n ^Vljey Iflartfa Cr "*' ,h * h " ra ’ Mr. snd Mrs. Cincinnati)* Whitehurst snd children are visiting the family of l)r. Mills. Mr. Chnrlle Youngblood, of Monroe, X. C.. Is Tlsftlng friends snd relatives In the Fred Hnwllngs ore In the mountains of north Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Tarver Averett have re turned after a three months’ visit to the mountainous region of North Carollnn. “ Wuki Mr. Jack Wfikorson hasroturnpd from 1 n_ nor t’n Georgia? 1 Hale Springs, Teun., and visiting relatives ‘ i nortn Georgia. Iter. C. E. Chonte, of An gust n, hfis been Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns and children leave Sunday for Mount Airy. Mr. Edward Cabanlss returns Sun day to hts home in Birmingham. Miss Bessie Lanier, of West Point. Is the guest of friends in the city. Mrs. Ida White Is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. L. Embry, at Villa Rica. Mrs. Slg Well and children have re turned from the Highlands, N. C. Mrs. B. F. Ulmer and daughter have , SANDERSVILLE. Miss Bessie Hill Davis, nt her home, "The Oaks." on Thursday evening gave a very delightful entertainment In honor of Mi*s Williams, of Wrlghtsvllle. Thoso prenent were: Misses Louise Blount, Williams, Htnnlej, Louise Mulllran, Lninnr, Alhrn. Annie Cooley, Annie Jones. Martha Mathis, Fortune Mayo. Messrs. Dudley Smith, Find lay Irwin, Cecil Herman, John Quinn, Ben iamin Tarhutton, Boy Newman, Stephen MnUrtie, and Brevard Cooley. Mrs. Julia Adams Hmlth. at her home. "The Colonnade*," was th~ - social In honor of Mrs. Mill visiting friends In the city. Miss Luclle Vail, of Lyons, Is the guwt of Mrs. O. L. lingers. * Mr. J. R. Jarrell and family, of Birming ham. are visiting Mr. D. L. Collins’ family. Miss Lizzie Garner, of tl’ month with her node. Dr. Atlanta. Mrs. Willis Brans snd little daughters ive returned from Codsrtnwn. Mrs. 8. Harris, of Esstmnn, Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Paris. Miss Nora Hopkins, of Dublin, who 1ms been visiting friends, has returned home. Miss Addlcgene Cason, of ToOmshoro, It the guest of Miss I.nmnr Alben. CUTHBERT. One of the pleasantest of reeent sool.il affairs was the niuslenl Friday evening given by Miss Stella Simpson at her home on Church street. Contributing to the pro- gram was the Arlon quartet, wlilrh was organized nnd directed by Mbs Simpson for quite n while. Mesdnmos D. R. LM* anil L. B. Frye each snug solos, and In strumental solos were sung by Misses Alleene Simpson nnd Alice Kills. After the program, a delicious menu was served. Miss Cnlistn flush, of Camilla, has D*‘** n the guest for several days of her brother. R. V. Bush. Colonel J. W. (fnrrla spent the first of the week In Dawson. Mlsa Flosale Oliver, of Blakely, Is » guest at the home of J. M. ltnwls. Mlsa Fleta Wise, of Plains, hns bem visiting Mr*. J. T. Stapleton, st the Ran dolph. Messrs. Edd and W. J. Greene, of Shell- man. spent Sunday here. F.dwln Stevens, of Buena Vista, has again accepted a position as bookkeeper “>r the Ciitlibert Oil Company. . , „ Mlsa Anne Baker, of Atfantn. Is visiting In the city. J. Walter Dawson, of Carnegie, spent Tuesday In the cltr. . 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