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PEACHTREE ST.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY
In Georgia and Adjoining States
Pleasant Mention From Other Cities
• M’CORMICK, S. C.
Iir. W. J>. Jennings, of Augusta, visit-
el his son, Dr. U. T. JeniilngH, of this
plan*. sevnnl lints this week.
MUscs Bsllle McGee anil Alice Reynolds,
of Alkcti. tin Id n visit to their grandmoth
er. Mrs. Ann White, of this city, Tues-
ay and Wednesday.
Mrs. E. I.. ItoMs, of Dallas, Tex., who
has hoen on a visit to her father. O. M.
lllH-rt. of this place, left today for her far-
•way home.
hr. T. II. Humphreys. an old nml an
precis fed physician of Ltncolufon. Ga., Is
on n visit t«* his sister, Mrs. U. la. Tuck
er. this week.
Miss Hotihle Tina, of Augusta. Is the
fnrst of Mr. and Mrs. A. (J. Bullock, of
nr dtr.
Miss J. E. Glenn Is on on extended visit
to relative* In Newlierry. Hhe was ac
companied l»y her sister. Miss Minnie
Cornell. who had lieen visiting relatives
•r some time In McCormick.
Miss Fannie Stewart, one of our moat
Toiupllshed young ladles, has returned
"in Augusta, where she has been for
•mo lime with her brother, Captain Ucury
Ftrwart.
Washington, (Ja.
Miss Essie <'r« Igiitoii, of Hpnrtanburg, Is
on n visit to her mother, Mrs. I* 8.
Creighton, of McCormick.
hr. E. I„ Sturkey visited Augusta yester
day. lie Is soon to locate nt .Meduavllle,
ulikes enmity. Georgia.
Mrs. It. ii. iiunrles, of Rehoboth, Is via-
hitig her sister, Mrs. W. U. Quarles, of
this pin
Theen
- K. I ten son. at ,
tt-mie on Inst Wednesday evening was
greatly enjoyed by •quite a number of the
J"img peoph-.
M. I,. It. sturkey made a business trip
t" Augusta last Thursday.
Mr. nml Mrs. Floyd Carroll, who have
on a visit to relatives lu Atlanta,
rcine home today.
PERRY,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. 81ms have returned
fr;-m Whit.. Springs. Fla.
M.ss.-s Blossom and Madle Davis are, at
from lllghlnnda. N. C.
» w Mnry Woodards has returned from
• vbit to friends In Macon.
Ml«a Mary Rlx Marsh burn has returned
R visit to friends nt Dope's Ferry.
Mr*. G. c. Nunn and Mias Mnry Nunn
vo from Indian spring,
o.!'! 'i 0 ?* 10 Nunn has returned from a
"fi* ,rt friends at Leary.
' • h. Brunson has returned from n
« nt Winchester, Tenn.
'i 1 ** "line Cooper has accepted a nosl-
*"Jn the s.-hoof at Jackson. MUs Wll-
t«n Xny ns a teacher lu Ilous-
tiSo. *• K Williams, of Troy, Ain., Is
tigtlMhor father’s fnuillT. J. ft. Miller.
"ells mid Miss Mamie Nor-
VL n u White Springs.
I n ,** Hessle Newton, who visited friends
l»s returned to 8avannah.
vi2i?» , 11 1 'ooper, of Jackson, Miss., Is
8K?5d* r fa,h ‘* r ’ # f* IU, ly hrre, W. H.
J . , A Riley hat returned from a
fronds In urovanln.
■aaSJSf"? 1 * Houser has returned from
* nt «>ied trip In the north snd esst.
CAVE 8PRINQ.
”• Trout and Miss Louise Cooper
return to Atlanta Friday morning
BUT,. * l ,1 “"« , nt visit to Mrs. W. I*.
nJ,’i 'I'^re. of Columbiana, Tenn.. ar-
MUL"* tU,tr of ,,T *
arrived this morning to assist In the high
school.
Misses Maud and Berta Edwards left
today for Jackson, Starrsvllle and other
places.
JULIETTE.
One of the largest and most elaborate af
fairs of the reason was the reception given
on’ Tuesday evening by Miss Willie Mae
lVdtly complimentary to her guest, Miss
Mnttye Lou Fitts, of Kathleen, On. The
viien refreshments were served.
Mr. nml Mr*. B. F. Gatllff have returned
from Cumberland Island.
Mr. D. 8. Drlakeli was In Atlanta re
cently.
Mr. John Orenr has returned from an ex
tended visit to friends snd relatives In
Louisiana and Texas.
** • Fltti
lu
Mr. Lon Fitts Is spending several weeks
i Washington. II. C.
Miss Lucy Adnms has left for Albany,
where she enters the freshman class of the
State Normal School.
Mr. Joe Olover spent Tneoday In Macon.
Mr. Frank Mlddlehrooks, of Macon, was
a visitor In the city Thursday.
Misses Nina and Maude Green, of Dames
Ferry, are the guesta of Miss Cleo Adams.
MeArs. Lawson Chambliss and John Jack
aon have recovered from typhoid fever.
Mr. Jack Williams Is a weekly visitor to
Atlanta.
WE8T*"P0INT.
Miss Jessie L. Johnson has returned from
a house party given by Miss Marie Glenn
In Columbus. . t
Miss 8usle Hayes returned home Thurs
day from n visit to Miss Martha Duncan,
Miss I.uclle Kiser bas returned to her
home In Atlanta after a visit to Mrs. J. T.
IM Mr n 'nnd Mrs. J.ee Hardy and Mias Luelle
lardy are spending the week at Lltlila.
Mrs. L. W. Arnold, of Atlanta, Is ex
pccted next week to visit her mother, Mrs.
little Melton. . „ ■ , ,
Misses Kstelle Horsier and Kp|»l« Lee
Scott will spend next week with Mrs. I> rank
Boland, of Atlanta.
MARIETTA.
Master Wallace Montgomery celebrated
his fifth birthday with a lawn party on
Monday afternoon from 4 to forty
little people were Invited. After playing
games, the little ones were servrt with
ices, fruit* nml bon-bon*. The birthday
table was decorated with flowers a*rolL
and In the center was the big birthday
ike, alight with the live wax candles.
Mrs. llenrr Wyatt entertained a nnm-
l H »r of friends at a muslcale on Saturday
U, & h r!’ and Mra. Montgomery
ed from a visit to ^Hghtsv
j^murued fru “> a sojourn at Lays
lit 1 ?. ,, « rl «nd Rosetta Rivers, of At-
• lhf\t ,l1 ** ®f Iheir snnt, Mrs. J.
tviS k** 11 Moore, of Jackson. Ala., re-
in iJ. »hls morning after a visit
tk l£af r nt fh * Georgls School for
k*rs °t Rome, spent Sunday
Mr VH W" f "mny.
W to Ml. Mr" W. O. Connor. Jr., return-
J} 01 "* l« Santa hV N. Meg..
iWf j;,..?' f,fr «n extended stay with
tk, " Parents at the School for
hfu N T'nnlln has returned from At-
knn. M »m ln,lr, ] p Kskrstraw, of Rlrmlng-
w ar- Mr. \\, B . Ralestraw.
• * on nor, 8r., Is -In Edgewood
SCHOOL BOOKS
}J5?ALL supplies at
j °hn m. MILLER CO.’S,
39 MARIETTA ST.
, have return-
..sville Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. DuPre have re
turned home. Mrs. DuPre s health Is lm-
TStanji **■ j 1 ',-'" ••f'rt 7 '?,'"*
noonle »l lh» mi4nw »l »•
T M. Brumby on Wodneoday night.
r Professor Northcutt comnl me.ited hls
pupils with a fancy dresa ball on hrldny
mV’and Mrs. Fred Norris and Fred, Jr.,
left Tuesday for an extended trip through
lh<- uorth. ,
VIDALIA.
Mlu Kfflo Wllleta bai relurnwl from »
.tny of »lx wooki with rolotlv*, oml
frlonda In Mlwlwlpi-I. „
Ml.iu-a Mb McAllIntor and Clyde Me
Arthur, of Umfpood, were the xueete thla
week of Mr. and Mra. It. II. Cnlhoun.
Mra. M. RoMnann la lu Atlanta for aey-
oral weeko. nml her frlen.la here We ahe
may return much Improved In liealtn.
>lr and Mrs. J. D. Coleman were guests
, ",T STMttitb dayahtenaj
Harrison, spent a few dnya of this week
^HaaTtnthJMrjleodl of Altamaha. waa ^he
guest this week of her uncle, I. A. uc
"MalmS" r MeXeely. of l-ortlend.
Tenn., one of the faculty of the 'I'^M
Collegiate Institute, has arrived and will
lm pfeaar.1 to meet patroaa and |.nplla
,M m1S Kate* Pnnwoody haa returned from
attemtlac the Athena Hammer aelned. and
will l-e ready to till her rwabr pualtlnn
aa primary teacher In the I ns! It ate.
"*Mr n si»il Mr*. D. 8. Wllllamaoa. «f !<«*«'
nond* were the guests of Mr. and Mr*-
Ceorge N. Mathews this week, on their
return from n plensntit stay at Indian
Spring.
Miss Lottie Pun woody will* leave -next
week for Atlanta to attend school.
Miss Leila Coleman visited at Soper-
ton this week.
Chief of Police J. K. Thompson, accom-
K illed by Ula wife. Is visiting this week
South Carolina.
Misses Floy and Clary Mlnnlck have re
turned from a visit to friends at Plaint.
Miss Annie Dunwoody returned Friday
afternoon from a visit to Union Springs,
Mrs. D. W. Riddle has returned from a
six weeks* visit to her mother In North
Carolina.
Misses Risen Peacock and Mamie Rvcrttt
are spending n few days at Hlggston, the
guesta of Miss Mamie Conner.
CUTHBERT.
Miss Jennie Mtye Owen entertained
the Euchre Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anne Baker, of Atlanta, won the
prize, a set of gold beauty pink. Cream
and cake were served after the game.
Miss Hortense Pohlman, of Bain*
bridge, la the guest of Mrs. L. B.
Frye.
Miss Anne Baker has returned to
Atlanta, after a two weeks’ stay In
the city.
Miss Cobble Hood la the guest of
Miss Davis at Albany.
Miss Atleene Simpson left Wednes
day for Atlanta and other points.
Miss Louise Qay has returned from a
pleasant trip to Northern places of In
terest.
Mr. and Mrs. L. EL Oay have re
turned from Atlanta.
Miss Lula Mathews spent the past
week with Miss Alma Henley at Ba-
conton. x
Miss Juliette Bussey entertained
about fifteen couples Monday evening
at her home on Lumpkin street.
Miss Bessie Stapleton has returned
from Jackson, Miss., where she spent
several weeks with her uncle, Mr. R. T.
Stapleton.
Mr. W. L. McQrtff, of Tallahassee,
E*la., Is spending the week here.
B.- T. Martin spent Monday and
Tuesday In Dawson.
EATONTON. -
Messrs. Frank 8plvey, Paul Ballard, Joe
Williams, Rdw’ln Nelson, 8nm Hearn, Lu
clua Little and John Adnms complimented
Misses Ruth and Mae Poole, of Warren-
ton, with n straw-ride Monday night. Th*
young Indies composing the party were
Misses Mae and Ruth Poole, Mattie and
8ara Hearn, Mary Helen Dennis. Lily Wil
liams. Ltidn and Georgia Hutchinson and
Mamie Lynn Hutchinson.
An Informal dance was given Monday
night by the young men of the; town for
Miss Katie Fou. of Madlaon, the, guest of
Miss Auim Lou Nlshet. Those preseut were
Mr. and Mr*. John D. Wntterson, Misses
Amin Lou Xlahct, Katie Fou, Agues Lov-
erette. Annie Smith, of Rparta; Mary NIs-
bet and Ruth Park, and Messrs. Rob In
gram/ Will Tomlinson.. Rparks Lawrence.
W. G. Davla, Frank Dennis and Ilrevard
decorated for the occasion, and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour, when re
freshments were served. Those present
from town were Mlsaes Margery and
.lttle, and Messrs. Karl Ingram,
decorated with Japanese lanterns, mid nu
nltogether delightful time was enjoyed by
those present. Delicious refreshments were
served at a late hour.
Mlsa Mary T. Lawrence, of Mllledgevllle.
Is the charming guest of Miss Margery
Harris Leonard.
Itorrv
of Mra. Ella Lever-
Misses Mae and Ruth Poole, of Warren-
ton. have returned to their home nfter a
delightful visit to Misses Mnttle and 8nra
Hearn. The Misses Foolc were the centers
of much attention while here, many de
lightful affairs given In their liouor.
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Hutchinson, Jr.,
have returned from Meda.
Miss Josle Reid has returned to Mou-
Miss Luelle Ingram, of Ilnnnony,
the guest of Mis* Cecile Ingram.
Miss Woodllef Heotte, of Harmony,
on n visit to friends nud relatives In the
city.
Miss Mae Alford haa returned from
visit lu north Georgia.
SANDER8VILLE.
The “at home” given by Mrs. Hartwell
Holiuea on Wednesday morning from 10 to
w'ork as a feature of the entertainment,
which waa a tewing bee. A delicious salad
course waa served.
Judge J. T. Allen, of Mllledgevllle, visited
Mr. and Mra. C. B. Hendrix nt Grove Cot
tage on Tuesday.
Dr. William Hawllnga has returned after
lsal»el Daniel, of Temillle, la the
guest of Mis* Rosalia Mathis.
Mr. Rd Cohen, of Atlanta, Is shaking
hands with Bandersvllle friends.
Mr. Leo Sullivan, of Savannah, Is visiting
her of her friends with a lawn fete on
Friday evening lant. The grounds were
lighted with the soft glow of dozens of
Japnuesc Innterns. here nnd there were
hammock*, lawn scats, lounging chairs and
rockers. Progressive conversation wns the
amusement. Cards were arranged with cor
responding numbers, each young man hold
ing a card that corresiHiuded with some
•II was rung: then all changed partners,
according to iimnltcr*. The following guests
McCarty, Harry Milt, Theo Cooley, Lucian
Hpler, Dudley Smith, Robert Spier,, Ilnrdy
Houghton, nines Wood, Alex Chambleo,
Torn Malone, nnd Cecil Hermann.
Mr. Lucleti Spier, of Crystal Springs, Fla,
Is on a visit to hla mother.
Miss Clyde lender, of Sylvnnln, Is making
n hhort visit to Mis* Willie Park.
Miss Martha Rider, of Americas, la visit
ing Mrs. Roy Walton.
Sir. Frank Cheatham la spending n few
weeks In Forsyth.
Miss Mabel Itswllnga Is the guest of Miss
Martha Glhson nt Agricola.
Miss Mamie Roberts, of Mllledgevllle, Is
the guest of Mrs. W. G. Summerlin,
villaTrica.
Mrs. F. A. Pritchett Is the guest of rela
tlves In Atlanta.
Mrs. McPherson Is tpontilng serersl weeks
In Atlauta, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Urmighnot.
ent
were there: Misses Corlnne Mayo, Louise
Itlount, Annie Cooley, Kathleen Allien,
lionise Sullivan. Pauline Gnrbutt, Ollle II.
Holt, Ilertle llymes, Mary Harris, Anna
Jones. Katie Harris, Lr.mnr Alhea, Malt-
Mamie Htuhlis, Vantile
Mathis. Blessrs. Arthur Rawlings, Torn Cox.
Andrew Hunrka, Gordon Gorlmtt,
Kmi
few days thla weok with home roiK*.
Mrs. J. W. Aderhold. of Talladega, Ain,
line been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Olle
this week.
Messrs. Tom Mason nnd Rngene Sharp, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. J. S. Word, of Atlanta, la the guest
of her sister, Mr*. M. 8. Wise.
Mr*. L. M. On nnd children, of Brans
wick, who have been spending the summer
'•ere, have returned homo.
Mrs. Willis Hplnks nnd children, of nock
Donohue nnd Anna Rtnhba,
Cobb, have returned to
aon. Miss., after spending several moutha
with Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Candler, Jr.
Misses Mary nnd Rllen Griffin, of Carroll
ton. are the gueats of relatives here.
Mr. and Mra. O. II. Illxon bars returned
to Dublin, where Mr. Illxon will again
teach during the coming year.
DuiuN.
Mrs. C. II. Klttrell returned Tuesday from
n visit of some time ta relatives at Wrights
vllle.
Dr. J. M. Page Is at home from a trip to
New York.
Mr. C. H. Klttrell returned Tuesda
from a business trip to New York nn<
other Ra stern market a.
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spent Wednesday In the city.
Mr*. J. S. Leonard and son have re
turned from o visit to relatives nt Mllledg*-
vtlle.
Mr. C. 8. Moore, of Atlanta, wns In th*
city Thnnulay.
Dr. R. New spent Wednesday In Moron.
Mias Carrie Iinrcb has returned from a
visit to Macon.
, Mrs. C. W. Iluhhard, of Mnron. Is the
guest of Mr*. Charles W. Brnntlev.
Mrs. George M. Matthews nnd children
have returned from n trip to Indian Spring.
Misses Rosalie nnd Gladys Smith are vis
iting relatives at HnwklnsvIUe.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. C. Allen nml son hnv*
returned from a visit to Atlnntn.
Miss Luelle Xorthdcn visited Atlanta a
few daya aro.
Miss Annie nnd George Mlngledorff bars
gone to Kentucky, where they will enter
the Ashhurr (.'ollcgc.
Hon. F. W. Hardwick spent Tuesday In
the city with friends.
Mrs. J. 8. Clark Is visiting friends In Ma
con.
Mrs. J. A. Teacock la at Eastman.
ie w
dnn
aldoL
Mr. II. II. Rmlth spent a few days this
week at Indian Spring.
Miss Luelle Northden will leave Sunday
for her home In Charleston, H. C., nfter a
visit to her annt, Mrs. L. A. Illlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Lather Stalling*. Hr., spe
-•vend di
Misses 1
Itlng In Atlanta.
. Mr. G. R. Methvlss la spending some time
In Atlanta.
Mr. F. J; Pritchett spent Wednesday in
Atlanta.
Mis* Ruby Locke has returned from a
visit to friends at Cochran.
Mr. W. W, Robinson 1« nt home from
LIlhla Springs and Chnttnuoogn-
Mr. C. A. Ilenll has returned from n trip
to While Springs. Fla.
MIjm Hattie Dew lias returned to the
rr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mnson nre visiting
at l/nilsvllle, Kr.
Mr. J. Sf. Williams has returned frmu
Tattnall comfy.
Miss Ruby Tlllmau hna returned from a
Islt to her parents nt Glenvllle.
Dr. O. tl. Mlngledorff has returned from
Tattnall county, where he attended camp
meeting.
Mr. John F. Duncan, who hns hern nhsmit
from the city for several weeks, hna return-
I home somewhat Improved In health.
Mr. W. II. Fuller spent Thursday In At-
hnve been at Clnrkesvllle for
ara expected home tills week.
. William Pritchett has returned fro
Mr. William Pritel
trip to Alalminn.
Mr. M. II. Blacks!
Mr. M. II. ninekshenr spent yesterday
Mount Vernon on huntass*.
Mr. Tillman Jackson returned Tuesday
from a business trip to New York.
Rev. G. C. Thompson, of At Inn in. spent
Monday In the city with friends.
Mrs. A. L. Spicer Is visiting relntlves nt
Thnuinsvllle.
Miss May Robinson hns returned from a
visit to friends ami relatives In Wilkinson
county.
Mrs. W. D. Walker and daughter. Miss
Snllle, are at ftaludn.
Mr. II. I* Bunting has returned from a
visit to his relatives In Germany.
Mrs. K. I*. Rents, Mlsaes Blanche Davis.
Minnie Gaston, Mamie Ramsay, I.II High
tower nnd Mr. T. II. Ramsay retn
Wednesday from « ‘
Mr. nnd Mr*. W.
Vera, have returned frei_
tlves nt Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Mr. M. J. Guyton hns returned from a
vhlt to friends at Mllledtrevllle.
Mr*. Trawlek, of Wrightsrlllc, Is the
nest of lir. K. New and family,
Mr. W. J. Irwin haa returned from n visit
m'm^o3J2?of^Wrlfbtsrlller Is the guest
F the Misses Wood.
Mlsa Annie Laurie Aldrich, of Mnron. la
the guest of Mis* Nell Rogers.
Miss Clyde IMRrk has returned from For
syth nnd other points In north Georgia.
Mr. J. M. Finn his returned from a trip
to Atlanta.
Mr. J. O. Perkins, of Tlfton, Is In the city
business.
Jlss Aimllii Peacock hns returned
visit to Miss Madge Weaver nt Cm
%i!
vllle.
Mr*. W. B. Rogers has returned
visit to relatlvef nt Atlanta.
Ml** Rena Jlrnmlon. of Massprhtisett*.
visiting the family of her brother. Mr.
° Rrnndou.
Miss Nlns Cook Is visiting friends
HnwklnsvIUe.
Miss Julia Clark, of Hearing. Ga.. 1* t!
guest of Miss Susie Smith.
Mrs. J. R. Folsoin and son nre visitli
friends In Tennllle.
Mr. J. M.
few Usys I
No Obstruction of Si
Hpertsl to The Georgian.
Gainesville, Ga., Sept,
council has enforced an oi
htbltlng any merchant to
goods upon the sidewalk
Thla went into effect Mon
and hereafter there will b
tlons upon the sidewalk*
merchants object to the o
there la pretty general
among the people.
I.—The city
llnanee pro-
display any
of the city,
morning,
obstruc-
I. Homs
ince, but
i* fact ion
flay