Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. SOUTHERN SOCIETY Pleasant Mention From Other Cities OXFORD. Mla> Janie Hearn, of Eatonton, re turned home Monday after a delightful vlBtt to Mias Sue Means. Ml«s Mary Hill Moore has returned from a visit to relatives In Alabama. Mrs. John F. Bonnet! left for Bast Point, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Poer. turned froitf a visit to Ills son, Rev. John F. Yarbrough, of Livonia. MISS Ruby Trasher, of Florida, Is the ruest of Miss Mary Hill Moore. Miss Alberta Wtlltams and her moth er, Mrs. Lydia Williams, are at Tallu- lal \lr a and Mrs. R. F. Bakes have re turned to Atlanta after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Johri S. Moore. Miss Nell Lowry Is the guest of Miss Susie t'ofer, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Ivey have re turned from Atlanta. Dr C. B. Dowman, of Atlanta, preached to a large congregation here Sunday. . _ . Mrs. Lucy Thomas has gone to Bast Tennessee after a short stay with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Means, Mrs. Tudte S. Robinson Is the guest of Professor and Mrs. H. H. Stone. Miss Katherine McOath Is visiting relatives In Atlanta. Miss Amelia Stasr has returned home after a visit to Mrs. O. N. Starr, of Calhoun. $■ Miss Carrie Smith leaves this week for Montlcello, where she will be the guest of her sister, Dr. Avery, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Professor M. T. Peed. Mrs. J. O. Weldon has returned from a visit to friends In Alcovy. Prnfeasor and Mrs. J. P. Hanner have returned home after a pleasant summer In Tennessee. MARIETTA. Mrs. John Wilder *1 lover entertained a numlier of her friends pn Thursday with a dellghtfnl luncheon. _ . The Hound lioson Luncheon Club wae entertained by Mist Sarah Camp. Mr and Sirs. Charley DuPre are apend- ||1L’ some time ot Toxnwoy Lake. Mr. ninl Mrs George Mi children ■the form of entertainment provided. The I ruesta were seated ar numerous sninll tit- dee, which were covered with handaome lace a and linen. The prise, a henntlfn! • , " • • • * Also II iwtnillliui, hand-embroidered centerpiece, was won by Mrs. Emmet YVUUoms. Delightful rofrcthi nients, consisting of aata<l course, iced tenj cream and cake, were served. The guests of honor were Mrs. Hallle Reid an<f Mrs. Emmet Williams, of LaOrange. GADSDEN, ALA. Captain J. M. Elliott and family have Mrs. Holiert „ Inc Whlteley at Owensboro, Ky. Miss Emma l)nke is visiting relatives at Duke. Miss Blanche Roy Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul Speuks, at Huntsville. Miss Minnie Green, of Tuskegee, Is visit- Hr. mid Mrs. A. W. McCulloch have gone Mount Hope, Ohio, on a visit to relu- Mrs. M. J. Greene, of Talladega, Is with her sister, Mrs. James Stewart, on Walnut street. Miss Fannie Mae Baker'Is the guest of friends In Anniston. ldttle Miss Nellie Burnett entertained a number of her little friends Tuesday even ing !u honor of her 8th birthday. Mrs. j. li. McAllister, of Chattanooga. Is visiting her slater, Mrs. Brownlug, on Sec ond street. Miss Amelia Armstrong Is visiting friends In Atlanta. Mattie, have returned from n visit to rela tives In Texas and Mississippi. . Edgar Allison, of Ulrmlug relatives here. ugham, U vis- Mrs. Ed| Itlng relai Mrs. Maurice Willows Is with her par ents in Birmingham. * cuieut luis been made of the com- —„ - ge Mr. Carl Lay, of this city, and Mlsa Josle Caldwell, of Jacksonville, Fla., the event to take place In October. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bush, who have been ■Itllir (hn tn hi lie nf luiltfn .1 W Pnnii and Mrs. George Montgomery am en loft Friday for Wrlghtsville Mrs. W. A. DuPre Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Banks. In Gainesville. Miss Anna Hunt, who has. been visit ing Mrs. Crosby, of Atlanta, has returned h Mrs. Ralph Northcutt Is visiting friends In Mncon. . _ a , , , Miss Nell Atkinson, of Atlanta, la vis iting friends In town. „ , _ Mrs. Lewis Turner, of Nelson, Gn.. Is s|M*ndjng^severa* weeks with her mother, ’ Miss' Marian Brumby, of Cnrtersvllle, la the guest of Mrs. W. I. Heyward sin. mi ivoeks. Mrs. II. W. Shaw, of Knoxville, Is vis iting Mr. awl Mrs. James Groves. Mr. and Mrs. Jlnldwln, of Atlanta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Goswell. Mr. and Mrs. William Hahr, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bliss’ Marie Wood, of Atlanta, Is. the guest of Miss Morris. The ladles' Euchre Club was pleasantly L. 8tarr. was served. The prises, n chon dish ami hat pin holder, wore won by Miss Addle and Sllss Motile Heltxe. visiting the family of Judge J. W. Penn, ' ave returned to their home iu Tuscaloosa. Miss Alma Oliver, who has been the guest of Judge J. II. Lovcjoy and family, boa re: turned to her home at Dnderllle. Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Bass, who have been visiting Mrs. J. 1>. Dunlap, have re turned to their home at Pan Antonio. Tex. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Baugh, of Iluuts- llle, are visiting relatives here. Misses Myrtle nnd Theresa Portner have returned from n visit to friends at Chatta nooga. Mrs. W. J. Brock, of piedmont. Is with her sisters. Mrs. Charles Norris and Mrs. Frank Cottle. • Mrs. W. U. Paschal has gone to Blrmlng- . ig Katherine, have returned from Upton. Mrs. C. E. Ilov Is visiting relatives In Birmingham. Mlcu. George Tnrrentlne entertained n number of his friends Thursday evening. Miss Georgia Brlngmnn. who has been the guest of her nunF, Mrs. J. M. Tolhelm, has returned to her home In Haiullti Ohio. Misses Annie and Georgia WoodrufT have returned from Blount Poring*. Mlsa Jennie Glover, who has l»een visit ing her borther, Cato D. Glover, has re turned to her home at Forklaml. Mrs. O. D. Duncan has gone to Minneap olis. Minn., to visit her mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Goodhue have re turned from Oshkosh. WIs.. nnd Chicago. Mrs. L. W. Dean has returned from nt Erie. Pn Yard has Joined Mrs. Ward ited his mother here 8ANDER8VILLE. Mrs. W. Gulnes Summerlin nnd Miss Allle Jones arc away lu the mountnlus of North In holder, woi *s MolJle 8eli»r. L. N. Tratpmell ontertnlned Infor mally’ nt bridge on Saturday "fternoon In honor of her aunt, SJj*. Wllle Pope, of Atlanta. . . . . .. A Ilelluhtfol moalcal. was siren by }h« St. JsniM xullil at thobn-sldi-nr. of Mrs. Lewis lloppo on Tbtir«lny night. Dr. Asnew Hlllsmnn, o, Albnny. fin.. Is snoniflu sorsrsl day, with hla family ot IV. I. Hayward's. _ ,, ,, A delightful danco was given on Lrldny night by I'rofossor Northcutt. WOODBURY. Miss Marie Waller, who was the guest at Miss Huby Marshall, the past week, hat returned to her home In Macon ... .. J-nwell. of Atlanta, spent a day re- rently with hla parent,, Sir. yui Mr,. It. T Mrs 0, 7. H. Campbell, who tins l-sen vls- bins her slater. Mr,. T. J.. — has returned to her home at Montleeu Misses Anna nnd Mattie Bird Wnt«on .pent several days Inat week nt Indian Hprlngs, nid Mrs. Fiver McCoon are nt the home of J, R. Da via. Miss Anna Wooten, after a_jplo«»«nt 8. F. Cater Is visiting relatives tn Ml** Itoxle Held returned last week to Wnlhalln. H. C., nccompnnled by her broth er. .1. B. Held, of Columbia, H. C. ‘ D. Hutton spent several days last Mr*. Hnllle Held, of LnUrnngc, Is nr relatlrea here. ‘ Ml** Glen Fentherston, nft <r n \lslt of nl weeks to Mlss v Mnttle Bird Watson ...... has gone to I mils n Pprtng for sev- ernl days lieforo returning to her home In Ml** Lucy Hanford and Miss Amanda pn- rbUmi, of Greenville, were guests of Mrs. II. Hinton the past week. l»r. h. w. Clements nml family ore visit- lnp relative* at Tallmttou. Ml** Addle Is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Mr*. the most delightful events of -panon was the reception by Mrs. J. A. Gill on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Jnnle ” llllmns assisted In receiving and enter taining the guests. A telegram contest was former. Judge and Mrs. U. Wilkes •ai M. Brown. It. W. ami Honey Shanks, conty ure visiting T. H. Wiley. L. O. Brewer has returned from a trip to Athens nnd Tallulah Falls. Charlie Summerlin, who has been visiting Beall Springs and Mlledgevllle, returned home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown hnve returned from n trip to Richmond comity. Mrs. If. T. Hiirlrs. of Madison, Is spend ing u month with Mrs. Hlmiuous nt Forest very much n soup bubble party at the real- music. Miss Marguerite Perry; and expression, Miss Elisabeth Long. Judge Beverly D. Evans, of the sunn court, Is snendlug a week with hla EATONTON. On Monday evening, Robert Dennla was host at a beautiful itl fresco party given at*hls home. The lawn nnd porchea were brilliantly lighted with Japanese lanterns, ami the halls nnd parlors were decorated with ferna nnd flowers. Mr. Dennis was . Dennis. Progress Ivo conversation was enjoyed by the guests, and delirious refreshments were served st Inte hour. Misses Mae nnd Rnl_ __ ton; Mattie and Sara Ilenrn. Lily Wil liams. Margery sud Hannah Leonard, Kathleen Hudson. Ludn hud Georgia Hutch Kplvey. Edwin Nelson, Paul Ballard, Riel Holt, Dentils Turner and Frank Spivey. The young men of the town complimented the visiting young Indies In the city with a dance Tuesday flight. Guttenbergor's orchestra from Macon furnished the music, nnd a delightful evening was apent. Among those dancing were Mlssea Bur- net to, of Sparta; Willie Lewis Crtiselle, of Atlanta; Richmond Woltou and Katie of Madison; Misses Jones, Bullard and A large number of the young cou- .— — f pie's friends assembled to witness the ceremony. After the ceremony, Mr. and „——m ta Mrs. VhlfeVler feft dlug tour. extended wed- DECATUR, ALA. Mra. Mollle West and (laughter, Miss Co- «i*. Jiuniq iirm auu uau|ut«. Min rluue, are at home from Nashville and Mrs. C. V, Rogers la In Nashville. Mlsa Mabel BJackwell is tu West liar- peth, Tenn. Miss Eula Givens, of Evansville, Ind., Is visiting Mrs. 1>. D. McGehee. eoce, are ling Mrs. J. W. StrugifM. * Johnnie Jones, of Flor- Oeorge D. William- Mrs. Lanford Jones has returned homer to home lu Huutsvllle. Miss Carrie Hklllman, of Nsw Mexico, Is Lorriw ohiiminu, tn mw , visiting Mrs. Charles E. Malone. Mrs. W. C. Buck visited in Hsrtselle the past week. Adams has returned home to and firs. 1 ilenry Freudenberg are In and Mrs. O. II. Mahoney are In Elk- mont, Ain. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mohes, of Birming ham, are visiting relatives here. s%, outler the past week. Misses Lillie and Ada Saywell, of Shef field, are visiting here. Miss Pearl Davidson Is In Rlrmlughaid. Mesdauies A. D. Pettus and James Kelley. of Birmingham, visited Mrs. L. H. Seweli the past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kerr are visiting In Miss Nellie McRrUl Miss Ellen Irwin Is home from Athens. Misses Buchhelt *ud Worthington are lu Birmingham. Mrs. J. T. White Is at home from Hunts ville. i .mi, ui .uikiibiiu, .timnt-n -niiirf, jiuiuiru aim Maxwell, of MlllcdgeYllle; Ionise Jones, of The Plnlus; Anna Lou Nlsbot, Annie Laurie Adams, Agues lawerette. Hannah Leonnrd, sud Mary Nlshot, and Messrs. Frank Den thnne and Mr. linker, of SlllledgevlUe: Jim Ingram, John Wntterson, I. F. Griffith. Will Tomlinson. Bob-Ingram. Brevard Nls- bet and John Hudson and others. Miss Julia Adams was hostess at « llghtful party given nt her home on Mag nolia hill Wednesday night In honor of her R uest*, the Misses Adams, of South Caro na. I. F. Griffith, Jr., was the host Wed nesday evening nt n reception given In honor of his cousin,, Miss Butler, of Phe- lan, Gn. A large crowd of the younger set was present, and dancing was enjoy ed until a Inte hour, when delicious re freshments were served. The Country Club gave a dance Thurs day night at Hudson's mill In honor of the visiting young Indies In the city Among those present were Misses Wllfli Lewis Crttssello, of Atlnutn; Burnette, of Hnarta; Agnes Lbverette, Odllle King, of Macon; nnd Meant« Brevard Ntslnd. Frank Dennis, Itoy Htuhhs, Bob Hcotte nnd John Adams. Misses I.lllle Williams nnd Jnnle Pen nlngtoii hnve returned from Pennington. Misses Bertha Thomas. Annie Imitrle Adams nnd Richmond Walton are licr country home, "Oconee Heights," Rockville. vllle. Is the guest of her i Dead w.vler. Miss Louise Butler, of Phelan, Is the guest of Mrs. P. B. Griffith. Miss Julia Young was hostess nt a de lightful tea Thursday night, given In hon of the Misses Poole, of Wnrrenton. WINDER. Miss Ola Daniel returned homer Inst week from a month's visit-to relatives In Wilkes county. Gainesville and Flowery Branch^ ..here she will spend a few days before returning to her home In Norcross, Miss Ora I^e Camp will leave nc_ Mncon, where she enters Wcsleynu Fe male college. A. D. McCurry. J. II. Kilgore and John Kilgore are In New York. Miss Ruby Carlthers Is visiting In Mon- Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmea Wliltohend, of 8pnr- tn. the guests of Mrs. J. W. Herrin. Miss Cnlllo Wilhite has returned from visit to friends In Athens. Miss Clio Rush, who has been on sn extended visit In North Carolina'nnd South Carolina, returned home Inst 'nrollnn. returned home Inst week. Mrs. A. H. Gentry, Jr., Is In Ht. Lonts, visiting relatives. She will ho away for some time. Mrs. II. A. Carlthers nnd Mrs. Wei- lK»rn are speudlng several days at Tallulnb Falls. Carl Nlblack nnd Tillss Lucy Jackson attended n house party nt Tucker Inst Mrs. A. D. McCarty Is visiting her par ents nt Gainesville. Mm. William R. Long Is In Athens, called serious Bines Langston nnd guest* of Mrs. Carl Imnuer Misses Fannie and Mnrln Ilaynnn have re turned from visits to Mncon, Hpnrta nnd Atlnutn. Mrs. Philip Durden, of Monroe, Is spend mouth with her'parents, Mr. Mrs. T. R. Co: nnd Miss Annie Cox. who has been visiting Monroe, returned home yesterday. Mrs. A. L. Rogers and daughters, Ellon- both nnd 8arah. are In Wnynesboro, the gueMts of Mrs. C. W. Hklnner. Mis* Lucy Hines, of Atlanta, has !>een vis ing her aunt, Mrs. 8. O. Jordan, at Hluen III*. • Ml*s Annie Wicker gave a vft*y enjoyable ».arty on Moudap evening In honor of her guest, Miss Nora Hopkins, of Duhllti. In Hnwklnsvllle, the guest of Mrs. M. W. Warren. Hhe was honored with sev eral very delightful entertainment*. The Hnnderavllle High Hehool logins Its ,>**lon Heptember 3. The following **-- a — u —- SEMI-ANNUAi: 8TATEMENT For the Rig Months Ending June 2®, 1906, of the Condition of the Illinois Life Insurance Co. OF CHICAGO. "rsnnl.Hci unilcr tho law, of tho itate of Illlnola; made to the gorernor of the atate of cicnrsta in nuraoance of the lawa of aald atate. I rlnWiwl office, 1}< Monroe alreer. rblcago, . . I. CAPITAL 8TOCK. a";::!!;:; !!:. A f 8ET . 8, *ms.«« T,, .. III. LIABILITIES. .Total liabilities 'V- INCOME DURING THE FIRST 8IX MONTH8 OF THE YEAR 1906. v - DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIR8T SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR Tom dl.imnemeat, A in;.;- ,,f tn, act of ineonionttloii, duly eertldeil, la of die In the office of the In- StIK.' '"nmil»»loner. *Tati: op ILLINOIS—County of Cook. .... I er*onally appenretl before the underslgneil Oswald J. Arnold, who. being duly SI'S: nn ‘ 1 oflY* that be It the sccretam of HUuola Life Inaurance Couiwiny, •»'l that the foregoing statement la correct and true. 1*8^ AJ*D J. ARNOLD. • won. to and aulmerihed before me Notary I-oblle. Reliable Agents Wanted in Every Town - J- C. TUMLIN, State Mgr., 501 ENGLISH-AMERICAN BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. VIDALIA. Mrs. Mary McMIlInn, Miss Mamie Mllbiu, Mrs. Nora Caraway and little son. Hurry, nil of Rlnckshenr, are visiting rel- atlv Mis* Haddock, with her llttlo nephews of Hnddock, are visiting the fntnlly A. Hart. Mis* Inin Conner nnd Miss Flora Car penter visited at McGregor Thursday. N’oriunu Williamson, of Normautown, was 1*1 tor here Friday. John !>. Coleman and Miss Viola Rsbtin, Jenkins Is visiting In North Car olina this week. H. A. MeColskey returned from lslt to relative* In North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gordon, of Seward, are visiting Professor M. L. Purcell, of our town. John N. Patrick and fntnlly hare returned front n visit to north Georgia. Miss Annie Mar Horne, one of the fac ulty of the Yldnlla Collegiate Institute, hn* returned from attending the Athens Hummer school, and from n visit to rela tives In Mncon. Colonel Marcus Calhoun, of Mount Ver non. spent some of this week with his Mp»- f. L. Me Waters has returned from an extended visit to rclntlves In Mncon. Miss Imogene McQueen gave her little friends n very pleasant receptlou Thurs day night. Mrs. J. W. Poe Is visiting nt her old home In Houth Carolina this week. Mrs. Dl\ II. W. Neel Is spending some time with relatives In Hall conn MONTGOMERY, ALA. Saturday afternoon nt 6 o'clock, the members of the Country Club enjoyed a shower party. There was music by Hoff- man’s baud nnd refreshments were served. Miss Minnie Lee Rainer, of Union Springs, Is the guest of Miss Genie Burke. Misses llattie Goodwyn and Kathleen Davis hove returned after a pleasant visit to IMke Hoad. Miss Halter, of Omaha. Gn.. la the guest of her brother. Gerfeld Halter. Miss Elsie Miles, of Charlottesville, Vn.. la visiting Miss Kate Steiner. Mrs. W. H. Seymour and young daugb- «r are at Chautauqua, N. Y. ter and ' 'olnt Clear. Mrs. John Watts has gone to Kentucky n a visit. Mr». Palmer Ellsberry baa gone to Co den for a few week*. Miss Units Nix has gone to Chicago to visit relatives. Virgil Griffin, secretary to the Atahnmn railroad commission, has gone to Chicago to visit hi* brother, Ben, Griffin. Miss Mlttle Ellen Ashley has returned from a visit to Birmingham. Mlsa Nell Rainer, of Union Hprlngs, Is the guest of MIms Mary Ashley. Mrs. II. C. Davidson baa returned from { ’The*'Her. C. A. Htakely and wife bars returned from Blount Hprlngs. Irwin Jones, of EYanarllle. Ind., Is vis ing Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Plnrksrd. Miss Willie Jenu Steward, of Blrmlng- hnui; Miss Alsa Barnes, of Tuscaloosa; Miss Edna Howard oud Miss Ellse Mead ors, of Lowndeslmro. are visiting Mrs. J. M. Greene, on Adam** street. Mrs. Robert M. Collins and Miss Kate Collins are nt Atlantic ClQr. Ixmloi Mrs. G«*orge Mai arks bare retnrnen. jp„ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Kenneity have re- torasd friHii their wedding trip. Mr, and Mr*. J. M. Kennedy have re* turned from Atlantic city. The marriage of litas Carrie Faber and Mr. Uhifelder tosh place Thursday after- Lee and MIsaek Hnxcl and Edna McKee are visiting In Fort Smith, Ark. Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Crane hnve re turned to Athens, Gn., after a visit here. Miss Annie Lou Hplght Is visiting lu North Carolina. Miss Gertrude Mlthon. of Birmingham, visited here the past week. Mrs. R. II. Wolcott Is In Huntsville. Mrs. H. II, Sprot, of Livingston, Ala., Is visiting hero. Miss Virginia Lila, of Lynchburg, Va„ Is here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNeil are at Vine- mont. Mrs. Nellie Morrow In visiting in Hunts ville. Mr. and Mrs. R. L Rich are nt Care Spring, Gn. Mrs. Rosalie Young, of Salem, N. C., Is visiting here. Ml** Lulu Alnion, of Moulton, I* here. Mrs. Charles Lane, of Huntsville, wus here the past week. Miss Florence Gooch, of Huntsville,' visit ed here the past week. Miss Mabel Smith Is In New York city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Simpson are visiting In west Tennessee. Mrs. II. R. Heard and Miss Grecunwald are visiting In New Jersey. Miss Mamie Coleman Is visiting at Look out Mountain. Mrs. Husnn M. Nation Is ot home from Washington, I>. C. Mlsa Florence Wells, of 8alem, Tenn., Is visiting Miss Edna Lee. Miss Elisabeth Richardson, ortluntarUIe, has returned home. Miss Anule Skeggs Is nt home from Vlne- mont. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II. Allison nnd Miss Mabel HIrd are attending the G. A. It. en campment nt Minneapolis. W. P. Badge and daughter. Miss Edith, ... - nt home from St, Louis nnd Louisville. Mr. nnd Mrs. James E. Morrow are nt home from Somerville. Miss Dona Stroup, of Neel, Is visiting here. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Stroup, of Neel, were recent visitors here. On Thursday night Misses Bernice Mor row nnd Helen Hlntter entertained a party of friends nt the home of Miss Morrow in Decatur. Atmnt fifteen couple* were pres ent nnd n pleasant evening was spent. Ito- number of Imnt- WAYCROS8. — Miss Mattlo Breuier delightfully entertain ed some of her friends a few evenings sgo at her home on Francis street. Music, recitations nnd games were enjoyed during the evening and at a late hour dainty re freshment* were served. J. W. Rost wick, of the Phoenix Hotel, Waycross, has returned from n pleasant THE KIND THAT EVERYBODY LIKES \ The Good Kind. The Pure Kind. \ RIGBER’S ICE CREAM. $1.00 Per Gallon 50 cts. Half Gallon. Promptly Delivered in any Part of the City. RIGBER’S ICE CREAM FACTORY.: 179 and 181 South Forsyth St. PHONES: 8*111666, Atlanta 63. norch pnrtr given by Mr. and Mrs. Owen Black nt their pretty home ou Bo** street. table* were arranged for the game of old tunld'a progress, which provoked much 1 fun. During the evening de- laughter llghtful refreshment* were served. lunnlcntt, Ynln Stridden, Nannie Moore, en*. Mary Black, Loin Tucker, Llxzlo John son nml Mlttle Maclcmy, Messrs. Hugh and AndersonMohnson, Bren Garner, !<oe Black, Alien Wright. DT. Wright, Alf Turner, W. S. Ilrook*. Jeff and Dan Hii ' Morgan nml Marvin Owens. GREENSBORO. Misses Mozella nml Kate Neal, of Thom- the guests of honor nt a delight- Ion given them by Mis* Henri- » on Monday evening. Delicious much was served on the veranda by Misses ful Boise Smith and Bohn Jernigam ’\'ho j»ar- lors and sitting room orated with growing plants nml Jn of marigolds. Mis* Smith wn* n**l*tcd In enty-flve people were present. Mis* Jefrle Martin, of Hhellmnn, who has been the gue*t of Miss Ellse Armor, has returned home. Misses Sallle Evans and Emily Ponder returned home Tuesday after n visit to Mr. ami Mr*. II. T. Evans. Rev. and Mrs, A. F. O'Kolley returned Friday from ft ten days’ stny nt Daniel cnlng lu honor Sllonin, nml Miss Mary Madison guest of Miss Branch. Messrs. Don nnd Floyd Carmichael gave n party at their mother * home on Wednes day evening lu honor of their guests. Miss Sander ■ White Plains, Miss Ruby Haynes nnd Miss Julia Sander* of Penllebl, nnd Mr. Gordou Baynes. About thirty of the younger set were present. trip to the mountnlus of North Cnrollnn. Miss Gttle (Ray, who lias been visiting relatives nnd friends In Birmingham and Atlnutn, has returned to her home In this *ty. Miss Maud Jenkins, who has been visiting relatives In Valdosta, has returned home. Little Miss Thelma Dickens delightfully entertained her friends with a very protty party Inst Wednesday afternoon. Various games were Indulged In dnrlng the after nml her Uttle son, El- i few day* ago for Humter, 8. they will spend some time. 1 Mrs. Brower left a few days ‘ ‘ the Mrs. E. McLnury an hert, left a few day* whero t‘ Judge nnd _ r , ago for Douglas, where they will be guests of their son, J«n* Brewer. Mr*. J. W. Smith, who has hern In New _ returned to her home In this rlty. Mrs. 8. T. Hitch has returned from n pleasant trip to Indian Spring. W. A. Nenl has returned tn his home In this city after a pleasant visit to New York. Mr. and Mr*. J. E. T. Bowen left Thurs day night for Tate Springs, where they will spend three or four weeks. Mr. nnd Mr*. Fesperman nnd Iltle son, fas George, left one day last week for Wilming ton nnd Wrlghtsville Bench, N. C„ where they will spend some time. Mr*. E. H. Armor entertained alftcen young Indies at a charming domino party on Thursday In honor of MIrrcs Jolflo Mar tin nnd Eiuelyn ponder. Score wn* kept ursdny In honor of nd Eiuelyn Ponder Ly fastening dominoes hearts. The prize, * Ihjx of stationery, rtln *" * “ 8CH00L8 AND COLLEGE8. SCH00L8 AND COLLEGES. THE SOUTH'S LEADING MILITARY COLLEGE-PREPARATORY HOME SCHOOL. GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY COLLEGE PARK, GA. Limited to 80 boarding pupils, with ten teachers. Special preparation for Southern college*. Graduates accepted by colleges w ithout exami nation. Parents cordially Invited to viiit and inapect tha school before entering their sons elsewhere. COLONEL J. C. WOODWARD, A. M., Prat. Gainesville GEORG IA Two icpsrsts iDftUuUoos unto ontmsnatemeat. Tbs Collets furnishes high count In Isntusic, COLLEGE and DQ r V ATT Conservatory D Iv EL* il v offers beet advantage In muilc, elocution, art; «P«cUl count sod tralnlnt cUsirs foeMusteTeachen; i piano*; two Pips organs; moat beautiful Concert ball in fba aoutb. Brcnau had 275 boarder* last year, representing 15 atater. Beautiful buPdlngi.Wtal location. Altitude 1400 feet. For cotalotue, address • - - x, c»oi A. W. VAN BOOSE or H. J. PEARCE, Associate Presidents. Gainesville, Georgia ho pti_-. presonted to Miss Mart aus. DoIIolou* tutti-frutti cream nud violet and white cakes were served by Misses hand-painted ttlouery, wn* by Miss Knte I2v- . jy Hutchinson. Mr*. Armor tva* assisted Ifl receiving by Mrs. G. A. Hall and Mrs. W. G. Armor. Misses Lucy and Itebn Jcrnlgnn gave a delightful ten ou Thursday, evening, nt which they entertained MInscs Marla nnd Celeste Pork. Elolse Htnlth and Kara L. Thornton nnd Messrs. Luther Smith, Onr- Mrs. It. H. Overton nnd son, Boy, have returned from Atlanta. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Hall, of Norwood, nro visiting Mrs. J. B. Armor. Miss Mattie Hill, of Washington, and HEFLIN, ALA. Mrs.fl Atnmfwyandtno cuiftw tfatwtyt Mrs. Owen Black entertained the young tier, of Atlnntn. ones, of Jones Mill, Ala. Mr. Will Haley hn* returned from At Innflc City. Mr. Gn* Perryman, after speudlng sev- .. centalu for Jep* nnd Gus Morgan are In north Cle burne this week. Alonzo Atkins, Bussell Bean, tills and Jep Rockdale, Is the guest of hi* uncle, John Kitchens. A delightful event of the week was the AMUSEMENTS \GRAND TUrmWAT, MATINKM AMI MOOT. DAVID PROCTER AM) COMPANY IN TUB UNIVERSAL COMEDY SUCCESS A MESSAGE FROM MARS SALE NOW OPEN. Indorsed by^the Public, Press and Clergy. Night prices 2Sc to $1.60. Matinee 25c to TBe. CASINO VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. SALE AT BIJOU BOX OFFICE. Messrs. Hill Lewi*,’ of Hllonni. nnd .ftinlus Lewis, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. H. T. !»owls. Misses Mays and Victoria Robins, of Harlem, arrived Friday to visit Rev. nnd Mr*. J. G. Robins. Mr. nml Mr*. K. W. Copelnn nnd children returned from Union Point Friday. Mrs. Albert Grow nml Mis* Fay Hutchin son returned home Friday after spending several weeks with relatives here. Miss Leila Jerulgnn returned Friday from a delightful visit to friends In Alabama. Misses Mozelle nml Knte Neal, who hnve been the guests of Miss Henrietta Smith, returned to their home In Thomson Friday. Peyton King, of Atlanta, Is visiting hi* father, l\ M. King. \l. nn.l II.. U’ Mr. ami Mrs. WV R. Jackson nnd family HARAL80N. Miss Pearl Lyle ami Mrs. Jessie Cald well are In Hcmdn for n day or two. Mr. nnd Mrs. Berry Lyle are visiting relative* nnd friends here today. Mr*. Whitaker and Mrs. John Caldwell, of Cnrinel, visited Mr*. W. T. Cain ban this week. otto Hutcheson was In the city recently. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Orovensteln and Mrs. Counts will, lu n few days, make p DONALD FRASER SCHOOL FOR BOYS Prepares for College. Georgia Tech and Annapolis. Thorough course*; Excellent home-life. Fine Discipline. Opens Ssptember 13. For handsome catalog, wrlto GEORGE GARDNER. Principal, Decatur, Ga. Georgia School of Technology A technical institute of tho highest rank, whose j-raduates, without exception. memben of the class of 1906 wore placed in lucrative nnd desirable positions btfort graduation. Advanced courses in Machanical, Electrical. Textile, Mining and Civil Engineering and Engineering Chemistry. Extensive and new equip ment of Shop, Mill, Laboratories, etc. New Library and now Chemical Labo ratory. Coat reoaonable. Each county in Georgia entitled to fifteen free scholarships. The next session begins Sept. 26, 1906. For catalogue, address H. G. MATHESON. A. M.. LL:D„ President, Atlanta. Georgia WASHINGTON SEMINARY North Avenue and Peachtree Street. ATLANTA. For Girt* and Young Ladies. Boarding Department strictly limited to provide refined home life. Classes divided Into sections averaging about ten students to secure personal instruction. Faculty of eighteen college graduates. Primary, academic, college preparatory, music, art and elocution. Certificate admits to Vassar, Wellesley, Etc. 28th Year begins September 13, 1906. Catalogue on application to Phone 647, J North. L. D. SCOTT, EMMA B. SCOTT' Principals. visit to Havnnunh nml vicinity. Mr*. W. T. Cii In linn 1* Improving, hn* b(*sw quits III for tftnw Him*. 8b<* MACON. The Mnron friends of 31 r. C'heekley Khnw, Jr., formerly of this place, hut now of Chattanooga, Tenn., hnve been greatly In terested- thl* week In the announcement of his engagement to Miss Angel Chirr, of New York. The wedding date Is uot i yet announced, but the ninrrlnge will oc cur In New York some time In the nntumn. ) Mrs. Hn rah Frances Crnwford announce* the engagement of her daughter, Murle I Antoinette, to Mr. Wllllnm Gordon Wood- j side, of Minneapolis. Minn. The wedding will occur on Tuesday, Heptember 18, at the home of the bride. A Urge pnrty of Mncon friends nro plan ning to atteud the wedding of Ml** Helen Roliert* ami Mr. Torn Roms, which take* plnce In Atlanta, fteptetnlier 6, nt the residence of the bride's onrent*. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Roberts. Mis* Lllllsn Solo mon nnd Ml** Alice Wllllnm*, of Mncon, nrc among the attendant*. Mlsa Uniillne Houghton ontertnlned with a Iwnntlful dinner dunce on Wednesday evening, c*hi ker's bouse or were AGNES SOT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN DECATUR, GA. Six miles from Atlanta. F. H. GAINES, D.D., President. 1. Nine Buildings. 2. Modern Gymnailum. 3. Ample Laboratories and Equipment 4. New $60,000 Dormitory. 5. Superior Advantages In Music and Art. 6. Health- Record Unsurpassed. ENROLLMENT FAR IN ADVANCE OF ANY PREVIOUS YEAR AT THIS DATE. SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 19. irui funner «inn«’c mi I'um-wni complimentary to Mis* Ruth l*n Dlise party. The guests of hoi • Miss Ruth Darker, Mis* l’ci IPBMPVRH KtMPWHIipVMPMP elope Clsrke, Mis* EHxnlieth OmImwii, Mis* MnrIon Morris, Mr. John Fort, Jr., Mr. Ilerliert Co<ldliigtoii snd Mr, T. C. Darker. Jr. Alwmt thirty yotinie people enjoyed Miss Houghton's hospitality ou this occa sion. 3Iiss I.lla Cahsnlss ontertnlned Mra. Au gustus Jones, of Jnrkson, 311**., on Thurs- W * An Interesting game of a;.... Mr*. Jnmes Ross. Miss Belle Ro«s nml James Iloss, Jr., left ou Wednesday for Atlantic City. N. 4. 3lr*. Wingfield Nisliet, MInscs 3Inry nml Blanche Nlshet. have returned from Hun- nyslde, (in., where they have been visit- *- 31 rs. 3IcIt»tosh Kell. M. Bdwnnl Fellows, who has lieen III for six or eight weeks, with fever, nt the 3Incou hospital, hope* to lie able to returu bis home this week. After completing a charming motoring trip through New Jersey with 3Ir. nml 3Ira. Fretlerlck II. I*bpe, of Augusta, 3!r*. .Mluter WImliery |* now nt Newport. It. PHARMACY DIPLOMA AND LICENSE lu 12 months. Address Sol TI1KRN COL- — _ —ant Bldg., Inntd, Gn. iieinnml for our graduates coed* the supply. TWENTY-SE VENTH SESSION BARILI SCHOOL OF MUSIC For the lllfber Art of Plano Playing and Singing and a thorough MUSICAL D EVELOPMENT. Director Alfredo Barili. School Reopens Monday, September 3, 1906. Studios 507-308 Lowndes Building, and Residence Studio: 83 WE8T FIFTH 8TREET, ATLANTA, GA. home from Tate , where *to<? Will miiniu I*»r mttiH* unit*. mi hmi>■■■«•■ i Mrs. J. W. Csbanlss aud Miss Ula C’aba- New Jersey retnnlti for some time. id** have Hprlngs. 3ir*. Wllllnm Henry Boss left on Wednes day for n month's stay nt the Manor In Asheville. 3!r*. C. I>. Dearson, MINI l^mlsc Ayres and 31 r. Aslier , Ayres have returned from Kyle Hprlngs, Trim. Sirs. Lewis Wood, of Augusetn. accoiupunled Sirs. Dearson to Mncam and will lie her gm-.*t for. *cv- crnl day*. 3II»* CsnUUe Ijiinnr will take a delight ful mitomolfVc trip through New York snd rosy In tb e early autumn, with Mr.*nn»l Mrs. John Alton Harris, of New early York, nml Sir. I-tinnr YVsshlngto 1-Gninr leave* Macon for*New Y'ork lu Heptember. Sllss Rossltcr Collin* returns this week from a charming summer spent In Eu rope. The Itinerary of MU* Collin*’ trip wn* through Italy, Switzerland. Spain, • Jetmany. England ami Crane*. Sirs. Basil Wise left on \Vrdnc«day for Hattie Creek, Sllch., where 9be will J.da her aunt. Sira. I-ee Kill*, lb-fore r.-turn ing home Mr*. Wise will \i--lf h«r />.*• ler, Mrs. J. L. Fearing, lu Chicago r —