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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN- t RIDAY, OCTOBER 26. li>C«. Fall Sale Of Furniture * I v Don’t put off buying your Furniture until it is time to do Christmas shopping. You can fiijd anything *you want in our stock now. Nine floors are completely filled with the new est, latest patterns. Our prices can’t be met anywhere in the South. O.ur Bedroom Suits from $25 up, Dining Room Suits from $16.50 up, Parlor Suits from $25.00'to $1,000.00.' Odd Chairs, Settees, etc. Our Rug and Carpet depart ment is filled with late and exclu sive patterns. Mahogany Cresting Table, 32 by to Inches. Large drawer. Oval French bevel plate Mirror. Hegular value $25. Our price $13.00 Mahogany Dreiser, 44 inches long and 21 Inches wide; French plate bevel mirror; regular value $50. Our Price $40.00 Mahogany Chiffonier, 33 Inchos long and 20 Inches wide. Oval French bevel. mirror. Five large drawers, value $40. Our Price $304)0 Dining Room Saits Parlor Suits and Odd Pieces Solid Mahogany Sidob odrd, 77 inchos tong by 24 Inches wide. Genuine Fronch Plate Mirror, Heavy dull brass handles. Three small, one large drawer; 3 cupboards. A bargain at : $200 Beautiful Mahogany Dining Table v 48-lnch top, 8 foot ex tension; handsomely carved claw feet Regular value $50. Our price $40 Everything In Parlor Furniture from the cheapest to the highest priced Suits, latest pat-, terns In loose and fastened Cushions. Patterns to suit the most fastidious. Rhodes-Haverty Furniture Company, r,J££ s s K M. GRAND Tonight and Saturday—Matinee Sat urday, JULES MURRY PRESENTS SYLVIA LYNDEN, In Clyde Fitch’s Greatest Play, ‘‘HER OWN WAY.” Msht 25c to $1.50. Matinee 25c to 75c. Sain now open. Monday, Oct. 29—Matinee and Night. THE LEW FIELDS THEATER CO. Production of The Musical Extravaganaa, "It Happened in Maid.” The entire Y. production Intact. Superb Company—Chorus of 60. Sale Now Open. ™ BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE SATURDAY. 'Nells, Dunne ft Harlan Preient CHARLEY GRAPEWIN In the Merry Musical Farce, The Awakening of Mr. Pipp 40 People—Beauty Chorus. Next Week "L0VER8 AND LUNATICS.” SOCIETY next WEEK—Usual Matinees. Th e Nuttenthall Broa. Amua. Co. (Inc.) Present the Dainty Musical Farce “lovers and lunatics.” '\lih Joe Morris aa "lk$y Roaenateln.” ,u *-"medians, Singers and Dancers. Same Bijou Prices. FOOTBALL. Tech Park—Saturday. DAVIDSON vs. TECH. Game Called 3 P. M. DR. J. H. POWELL, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat e^ce, 315*31C Century Building. MR8. SMITH ENTERTAIN8 CLUB, Mr*. TV. T. Smith entertained charm ingly at her beautiful home, on Au gusta avenue, Inman Park, Friday aft- ernoon at 3 o’clock, the members of ’he Students' Club of Inman Park. After the transaction of certain rou tine business Rev. Dr. Isaac 8. Hop kins, of-Athens, delivered a lecture of great research and eloquence, taking as his theme ’’Vlotor Hugo." The club Is studying French history this sea son, and the regular meetings have been of much Interest and proflt to the 25 cultured and studious women constituting Its membership. The following are the officers of the Student*' Club: Mr*. Victor Moore, president; Mrs. John R. ptekey, llrst vice president; Mrs. Dan Cabanlss. second vice presi dent; Mrs. Rutherford, recording sec retary: Mr*. TV. T. Smith, treasurer; Mrs. S. D. Niles, corresponding secre tary. Mrs. Smith's artistic home was dec orated with ferns, palms and splendid autumn rosea and other bloeaoms grow ing In such profusion In her apacloua grounds. After Dr. Hopkins’ lecture Mr*. Smith ■erved delicious refreahments. IN HONOR Of"¥rS. GOODLET. Mrs. M. C. Goodlett, founder and hon orary president of the United Daugh ters of the Confederacy, wae the hon- oree of a large and pretty compliment from the local Daughters Tuesday af ternoon. At the Unlverelty Club, from 2 to .5 o'clock, they gave her a recep tion,* on the eve of her departure for California to spend the winter, the oc casion being an opportunity for her friends to say goodby to her. Nearly all of the local Daughters at tended; thep# were some from other places, and quite a party of friends of Mrs. Goodlett came to offer her their good wishes. The venerable lady, being now too feeble to undergo the ratlgue of stand ing through the hours, was seated In a chair that had a background of Con federate flags. 8he was dressed In soft black silk with point lace on the yoke, and greatly appreciated and enjoyed the occasion. „ _ Receiving with her were Mrs. M. S. bockrill. president of Nashville chapter. In black and white lace; Mrs. B. F. Blankenship, president of Bate, whose gown was of blue silk, with white touches; Mrs. Bobert Vaughan, presi dent of Kate Litton Hickman, In black lare, and Mrs. E. W. Foster, chairman of entertainment, whose gown was of white silk mull with heliotrope touches. Mrs. Ross Handly nnd Mrs. -W. B. Maney presided at the tea table, which was decorated effectively In Confeder ate colors, with qhryssnthemums and bows of red and white ribbons. Mrs. Goodlett carried a large bouquet of red and white chrysanthemum*. , . Among the \lsltlng Daughters were Mr*. E. H. Hatcher, at Columbia; Miss Moore, of Brownsville; Mrs. LrP. Law rence, president of the FtorldaJjJaugh' ters; Mis* Lawrence and Ml-aCM'-r- of Columbia.—Nashville American.' TO MRsTbURR.^" A very happy ofcasign wag.the In formal card party at which Mr*. J. Fowler Richardson entertained Friday afternoon for Mr*. Aaron Burr, of Grif fin. the guest of Mr*. Renfroe Jack- sop. Mrs. Richardson’s guests Includ ed only twelve of her Intimate friend*. Mr*. Aaron Burr. Mrs. Renfroe Jack- son. Mr*. Mary Burt Meador, Mrs. Charles Leonard, Mrs. Elmo Harrison Goodhart, Mrs. Stephen Hook, Mrs. Charles Wilkin*. ' - . , „ Mrs. Richardson received her friend* In a dainty llngsrle gown of mull and lace, end Mrs. Burr'wore a beautiful toilette of blue voile. MRS. PALMER ENTERTAINS. A beautiful luncheon was that at which Mrs. Howard Palmer enter tained on Thursday afternoon • at her home. In Inman,Park. Her guests were the members of the Inman Park History Club and the ex-members, and the occasion .was a moat delightful one. White and yellow was the color scheme used in the decorations, the luncheon table having tar Us centsr- plec* a Jardiniere filled with magnifi cent white and yellow chrysanthemums.' These handsome flowers were used throughout the entire lower floor. Be side* the member* of the club. Mr*. Palmer's guests Included: Mrs. Sam D. Jones, Mr*. Robert Zahner,' Mr*, r. O. Foster, Sir*. Dr. Hutchins. Mrs. Pritchard, Mr*.' Warren A. Candler, Mrs. Albert Herring, Mr*. Pearl Sim mons, Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. John Candler, Mrs. Krelgshaber. Mr*. Joseph Pa- rantha. M’KINlIy^MIXON. The Interest of a wide circle of friends esnters In th* marriage of Miss Annie Grace Mtxon to Mr. John Mc Kinley, which will taka place next week, at the home of the bride's uncle, Mr. E. W. Akers, on North Boulevard. Mlsa Nan Carroll will be the maid of .William Balfour Troy will act as best man, Mr. Howard Matthews and Mr. Roy Wynne being the groomsmen. The llttl* ribbon-bearer* will be Misae* Emerson and Velma Maddox. The bride will wear a handsome gown of liberty satin, trimmed with duchess lace, and will carry a bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids will wear white chlf fon gowns and will carry red csrna. tlons. Dr. Landrum will perform the ceremony. cakFsale. The ladles of the Jackson Hill Bap tist church will give a cake sale Satur day at the market of Mr. Pink Cherry, 13 North Broad street. The cauee Is a I moat worthy one, and deserves the lib-1 oral patronage of the public. Deli cious cakes of every variety will be on ■ale. ALL-DAY~SEWINQ. On Wednesday next there will be an all-day sewing at the First Methodist church for the benefit of the Decatur Orphans' Home. All friend* of thatsin- stltulton are requested to come and bring their lunch. MR8. PEDDEW ENTERTAINS. One of the most beautiful events of the week was the reception at which Mrs. J. E,/C. Pedder entertained Friday afternoon at the Capital City Club in honor of her gyest, Mrs. A. A. Cllaby, of Alabama. Th* ladles’ reception room wsk ar tistic In Its'dscoraflons, pink and white chrysanthemums and roses being the flowers used. Mrs. Pedder was assisted In receiv ing by Mrs. Cllsby, Mrs. Nash Broyles and Mrs. W. R. Hammond, Mrs. 8. Y. Tuppsr, who was to hsvs been In the receiving party, balng kept at home by lllneae. Mrs. Pedflsr was a most attractive hoetess In a pale blue Sappho silk, elaborately fashioned with lace. Mr*. A. A. Cllsby wore a white lac* toilet made princess*. Mrs. Nash, Broyles was gowned In pole blue crepe de chine, made prtn cesse and trimmed wltb cfeam lace. Mr*. W. R. Hammond was charm ingly gowned In black chiffon trimmed with thread lace and made orer white silk. Invited to meet MiV Cllaby were Mr*. F. D. Holland, Misses Julia Orme, Har ris Fumade, lama Dooly, Mary Klngs- bery, Mrs. Eugene Calloway, lira. Geo. Dexter, Mrs. B. C. DeLeon, Mrs. Milton SauL Mrs. C. E Adams, Mrs. F. L. Seely, Mrs. S. Y. Tupped. Mr*. Clarence Angler, Mrs. Malone, Mrs. D. B. Carson. Mr*. Fleming Van Renssalaer, Mrs. W. D. Ellis, Jr.. Mrs. Barrett Phlnixy, Mrs. James G. Miller. Mrs. George C. Ball, Mrs. Daniel Denny, Mrs. W. R. Ham mond, Mr*. Frank Pearson, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr*. T. B. Westmoreland. Mrs. Charles Godfrey, Mrs. C. O. Math, ews, Mr*. R. A. Hancock, Mrs. F. B. Dancy, Mr*. R. S. Weasels, Mr*. Rob ert Means, Mr*. J. K. Ottley, Mrs. Al bert Howell, Miss Anita) Phlnlsy, Mrs. Hollins Randolph, Mrs. Vaughan Nixon, Mrs. William Nixon, Mrs. J. C. Clhrlc, Mrs. Henry Hnrtnan, Mrs. Victor Smith, Mrs. R. O. Campbell, Mr*. T. A. Lon- J lno, Mrs. Nathaniel Jackson, Mr*. ohn Barry. Mr*. Edward McCarren, Mr*. T. M. Crowdus, Mrs. Edna Baker Taylor, Mrs. Robert Shedden, Mrs. Reuben Arnold. Mrs. Ralph Van Land- Ingham, Mr*. Milton Darwin.- Mrs. Ed- wurd Peters, Mrs. W. L. Cosgrove, Mrs. T. D. Meador, Mrs. Zchulou Jrartand, Mre. E. H. Ehney, Mrs. Daniel II. Har ris, Mrs, William Prescott, Mrs. Wil liam Reynolds, Mr*. W. E. Hawkins and Miss Selene Armstrong. honor, and the bridesmaid* will be Miss Mrs. M. V. Eagan, Mr*. Nash Broyles. Lena Orr and Mlsa Kate Carroll. Mr. Mre. A. M. Bchoen, Mre. J. C. Hunter. SILK WAISTS At half price. Over forty nice clean Waists of crepe *de chene and taffeta silks; plain tucked or fancy trimmed in laces, or embroidered effects. In * black, white and colors; worth up to $7.00, choice Saturday . . $3.98 ■ CHILDREN’S COATS . A special lot of Coats, odds and ends from our big stocks, put together for ’ our regular Saturday Sale of Children’s Coats, in all colors and si£es; big values and new, clean goods. . Saturday only . . . • . . .* . . $5.00 R E GENS TEIN ’S