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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER SOUTHERN SOCIETY Pleutnl Mention From Other Cities MADISON. reception at which Mr. and .Mr*. . .1 Thompson entertutnert Thursday hi honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompnon, was one of tile largest ^ most elegant social event* of the "tm'bridal P» rt >:- wmPOMf, of Mr. J \v. c. Thompson. Miss Pry- 3 Atlanta; Mies Johnston, of Ma- •Jl’.jlls* Harrison, of Augusta: .Mr. Rrvson ami Mr - Tullu ' 1 ' Bosun, of mioam and Mr. Broohe Thompson, n.rt grouped In the big bay window the spacious drawing room. Ttie “ i «a» beautiful with Its decorations Toink and white. Graceful sprays of ■milax festooned the walls and wln- brightened by bunches of pink white roses. Numerous vnsea and Jowls were filled with the same flowers, in the sitting room the color scheme re d and white. The punch howl wai banked with red and white chry- sintheinuma, and presided over by Mlsiea .May Thomason and Sue Reid "hi 1 ™* dining room the decorations were of yellow and white. The rtcl| ttiahogany table hod for Us centerpiece , beautiful cut glass urn filled with shaggy yellow chrysanthemums. Sliver md cut’glass candlesticks held cundles shaded with yellow. Sliver and cut class compotes filled with yellow and While mints were on the table. Misses Mary Trotter. Carry Poster and Ritchie Walton. Mrs. W. E. Bugg and Mra. W. j. Shellings assisted In the dining r<> Becelvlng with Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Thompson were their daughters, Mrs. C M. Furlow, Mr*. Joseph Vason and Miss Emmie Thompson. Mrs. tV. C. Thompson, who Is a young woman of charming personality and one of the moat highly accomplished voting ladles of Slloam, wore her wed ding gown of white radium silk, trimmed with quantities of real lace. Her only ornament! were diamond! and she carried a bouquet of bride's roses snd maiden-hair ferns, tied with long stresmers of white tulle. Miss Bryson, of Atlanta, who was maid of honor, wore a beautiful dress of white lace over wl)lt« silk. Mrs. C. M. Furlow, matron of honor, wore white satin, trimmed with white chiffon. Misses Harrison, Johnston and Ben- Ion, bridesmaids, wors white messallne silk with lsce. Mrs. L. M. Thompson was gowned In > handsome toilet of gray aatln with touches of silver and blue. Mrs. Joseph Vason wore a pretty dress of pale blue chiffon cloth, with trimmings of plnlc and white. Miss Emmie Thompson wore a be coming toilet of pink plaited chiffon, elaborately trimmed with hand work. Misses Carry and Edna Pou are In Augusts, the guests of Mrs. Duncan. Miss Malda William* and Mrs. Lee Trammell are attending the U. D. C. conrentlon at Americus. Miss Emmie Thompson came down from Brenau Monday to attend the Thompson-Bryson wedding. She will, return Monday. Mrs. Sallle High la visiting In A|- Isnts. CONYERS. One of the prettiest social affairs of the season was a reception given by Mrs. William Walter Driskell Thurs day afternoon. 8he was assisted In rscsiving by Mrs. W. J. Kales, Misses Mary and Fannie Stansei, Berta and Kile Smith, Tilley, Jonee. Hyer and Arthur. Misses (Heaton and Tucker •erred tea In Japanese costume* after a delightful salad course. The many friends of Miss Sallle Fannie (Heaton will be Interested to know that she sailed Wednesday for a few months' stay In Germany. Mr*. T. D. O'Kelley, Mr*. J. A. Guinn and Miss Nell Melton are attending the United Daughters of the Confeder acy convention In Americus. Mrs. M. A. Melton has returned from Macon, where she was catted on ac count of the Illness of her daughter* Madge, nt Wesleyan. Mra. R. E. oils has gone to Co lumbla, 8. C., to attend the Reid' be Vaughn wedding. Mrs. w. V. Almand Is spending the Week In Social Circle. Mr*. Charles Taylor has returned from Atlanta. Misses Johnson, of West Point, are •pending a few weeks with their brother at Mllstead. Mrs. 8. C, Brodnax entertained a number of her friends last Saturday afternoon In honor of her stater. Mra. I- B. Hudson, who has Just returned trom i'.dorado Springs. Misses Kate Smith and Miriam Bell are In Atlanta. „ THOMA8VILLE. Mrs. Nell Sears has Issued invlta tlon to a bridge party to be given Tuesday afternoon. Mr*. J. w. Butler and daughter, Oeelende, of Camilla, are visiting Mrs. ‘ Roddenbury. 'hlcago and Milwaukee, where •ho -pent several months. „ l, r- Arthur Little has resumed Ills studio* at Tulane after spending the summer In Thomasvllte. Mr. I!un*ell Watt ha* returned from * visit lo Atlanta and Memphis. Mr. and Hr,. L,, H- J> rg er nom- arier a pleasant visit to New York rity. Mis* Alary Phillips has returned to her home in Columr ' i o , '„ p - Phillips. Mr. Frank McCartney returned to niomosvllie Wednesday after spend- North ! ' umnler ln Virginia and the Mis. Fitzpatrick, of Madlsou. Is the *“*?' "f Mrs. John Lamb. Mt*. Hansel Merrlel entertained at WMge Saturday ffi honor of her guest, Danl *> Hebard. of Philadelphia. iijf 1 * "ere five table* of bridge nnd ,'refreshments were served, wit "alter Taylor waa hostess "edneaday afternoon at a bridge par- ' at ." h j£h thirty-six ladles were her BS 1 *' The color scheme of pink and " n * carried out In the decora- a hd the delicious refreshments \n a . f ! el ' Ihc Maml * Merrlel invited eight sue-.* lo an Informal bridge party M oyster luncheon Saturday. Mr*. *- * OX Won I Via flna* nelaa IS hdNif* T NASHVILLE, TENN. In v | h , *, r *s*>ng wedding of the week Unist. h .\ II* "** that of Miss Mary "®fn*r and Mr. Luke Lea. ll,„.“ " a* solemnized with much brll- a 1 Renraw, the home of Mr. and Ins •V£ r, ’ y "afner, Thursday even- lnrin,Hr, her * *■* a iaege bridal party. frm>. number 'of j^oung people Mbs u '“'tance. among whom were: M-.'„ • , «nil*on. of Birmingham: "<‘nry Dickinson, of Chicago; k.hl.1. ’ 5< -*' " l Terre Haute: H. O. Paul, ; " r .Birmingham, and E. A. auhub-r, of Hi. Lottl*. Bishop Thom- n* F. Gallor officiated. On Monday evening the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Overton Lea. gave a dinner at Lealand for the bridal party? and they were the honor guests of a luncheon at the Golf und Country Club the same day. Wednesday evening Air. and Mr*. Warner entertained the bridal party at dinner. Sire. L. H. Harris, formerly of At lanta, but now of Nashville, gave a pretty tea Thursday afternoon to compliment Mr*. Janies Blanton Wha- rey, a recent bride. Alls* Mary B. Neal returned to Nash ville Wednesday after a visit to her cousin. Miss Nell Phillips, in Atlanta, during whleh she wna charmingly en tertained. ill's. George M. Ingram gave a hand, some tea Thursday afternoon for her cousin, .Miss Harriet Ross, of Cincin nati. Mrs. George Shwab will give an aft ernoon reception November Si for her debutante sister, Miss Augusta Shwab. at her home, and on the evening of November 23 Mr. and Airs. V. E. 8hwab will give a dance for their daughter at the Hermitage Club. Mrs. R. E. Davies, Mrs. Marvin Me- Ferrln and Miss Estella Davies will give a tea November 6 In honor of Mrs. Fred Thompson, and Airs. Tlieo Hamlin, of Now York. Miss Gertrude Whitworth gave a Halloween dinner Wednesday night for her guest. Miss Irene Turner, of Okla homa City. In' whose honor she will give a dance November 8. Miss Jane Berry will give a dance at the University Club November 16 for her debutante sister. Miss Sara Berry, and two visiting girls, MIts Marjorie Weatherly, of Birmingham, and Miss Jessie Swann, of Dandrldge. Sixty Nashville guests attended the marriage of Miss Frances Graham and Mr. Charles S. Caldwell, Jr., now of New Orleans, but formerly of Nash ville, which took place nt Plnewood, the ancestral Graham home, on Octo ber 30. Mra. Watker Edwards gave a lunch eon today for Miss Murlon Martin, one of the season's debutantes. The engagement of Miss Anne Good win, formerly of Nashville, non- of Pas- adona, Cal., to Mr. Julius M. Nlssen, of Los Angeles, has been announced. The bride is a sister of Mr. T. Buford Goodwin, of Atlanta. Miss Blanche Carson and Miss Mar tha Whitman, of Atlanta, will arrive the middle of November to visit Miss Ellse Lipscomb, who will give a bridge dinner In their honor on their arrival. Miss Estelle Shook has been elected president of the Whist Club, which for a number of years 1ms been a leading social factor In Nashville. In future tt will be a bridge club. DECATUR, ALA. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lyons, of St. Joe, Mo., are the guests of Mr. und Airs. A. J. Lacy. Mrs. James Caskey, of Spring Hill, Tenn., Is visiting here. Miss Jullu Walden visited In Trinity the past week. Mrs. A. E. Jackson, of Hartselle, was here the past week: Mrs. H. B. Scott visited In Birming ham the past week. ill's. John S. Marks visited In Trinity tilts week. Mrs. B. R. Nunn has been In Trinity. Mrs. W. A. Frasier vlsltell In Trln Ity the past week. Miss Lillian Baker, of Trinity, was here this week. Sfrs. Charles Emens, of Trinity, vis Ited here the past week. Miss Annie Minor Is In Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson are In Hillsboro. Mias Ruth Crawford visited In Hills boro the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Jones have returned from Washington, D. C. Misses Susie and Minnie King, of Florence, visited here the past week. ills* Lou Landers Is home from Hill*' boro. Mrs. Howard has returned to 1-ex- Ington, (Is., after a visit here. Mrs. Percy, of Hot Springs. Ark., Is visiting relatives. Mrs. Florence Forbs and sister. Mis* Nina Rognon, visited In Montgomery the past week. Mrs. Galley was In Moulton the past week. Mrs. Emma Jones and son, Frank Jones, are In Jackson, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Boy C. Horton are home from Birmingham. Miss Hattie Hundley, of Mooravllle, visited here this week. Mrs. Beetle Pointer Is home from Huntsville. Mrs. George Allen visited In Birming ham the post week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurle Falk, of Bir mingham, visited here the past week. Mrs. George Wall Is home from Bir mingham. . , .. Mr*. Hen Dupont and grandmother visited in Bowling Green, K>\, the past W Mbis Georgia Bibb Is visiting In ^*Mrs.' Mary Foster Willett, of Wash ington, visited Mrs. C. C. Harris the past week. home from Ml*s Nell Topp I* visiting tn Troy, Ala. Mrs. C. ('. Smith and illss lam Hughes, of Bowling Green, Ky., are Vl Mrs.*ll. , *A.' Neill t* visiting In Flor- 1 *“&*. Baxter Crawford Is visiting her parents at Hiawatha, Kans. Mrs. A. M. Thomas U Pulaski, Tenn. Mr. ami ilrs. J. W. Wilson are home from Birmingham. Mrs. J. At. Jones Is visiting In Mont- *'Airs? Hollingsworth, of Alontgomery ** Mrfand Airs. Huston Napps are In ' "ahss Annie McDonald I* in Neel. Air. and All'S. Edward Stephenson, of Danville, are here. Air*. Neville, of Trinity, Is the guest of Mrs. Eugene Roney. Atrs. J. O. Cline I* visiting Irt Town ' 'ah*. W. 8. Aflller I* home trom Blr- m Mr. h 8? < kolm and family have moved ll) Ferguson, of ilemphls, I* ' * AlVs/sue ^Pointer Is In HUIsboro. Aflsa Ruble Grayson Is home from a *Mr*!°Bricke**Draper visited In Btr- minchtt!)) tht past wt#k. Mm Bciulc.v la In Blrmlnchani. MIm May OBrUn I* home from a V %. , °0 H T n Cl2b w„ entertain*! on Alls* Eleanor. A number of visitors were present and the afternoon proved to Im» a nioxt enjoyable one. Refresh- ,n Mls*s '/mnle C L«u*Hpelgbt entertained the Lost Heir Club. There was a large attendance of members and others present" Refreshment* were served at tile close of the game.. . On Friday night Air. and Afrs. 8. O. Forllne celebrated their silver wedding at their residence on Jackson street. They received a number of lovely presents. Ices, cake und fruits were served. On Wednesday Air. W. B. Lindsey and Air*. Odella Kitchens, botti of Hartselle, were quietly married at the home of the bride in Hartselle. They will make their home In Hartselle, Where they have lived for many years. MACON. Air. C. L. Whaley has arrived In the city with tils bride, who was Alls* Winston Jones, of Selma, Ala.. |>re- vlous tn their marriage about two weeks ago, In that city. Air. Whaley is a railroad man and stnre coming to Macon lias made many friends to whom he 'will Introduce hie bride. Miss Rosslter Collins entertained on Wednesday afternoon In compliment to Alls. Edward T. Holmes, who was. pre vious to her marriage. Miss Elisabeth Jemlson. of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Holmes has joined the young ladles' Bridge Club, and will be a pleasant addition to social life in Alacon tills winter. Mr*. Walter D. Lamar, president of the Sidney Lanier Chapter, U. D. C„ made an address at the Americus state convention this week. Air*. Lamar wll represent the chapter also at the nS' tlonal convention In Gulfport, together with several other ladles. On Friday evening occurred a dance at the Log Cabin Club, which was given under the auspices of the Young La dles' Hospital Auxiliary, of which Airs. Leon S. Dure Is president. Miss Eulu Felton Willingham, vice president, Allss Fanny Harris, secretary, and illss Fan' ny Flam, treasurer. Alias Camille Lamar Is expected In Alacon on the »th from New York, where she has had a delightful stay with Mrs. John Alton Harris, on River side Drive. Alias Lamar is one of the malda of Itonor for Atlas Fanny Harris, state sponsor for the veterans, and has hastened her return In order to attend the Savannah reunion In that capacity. Airs. Richard Moncure, of Fall e. Church, Va., Is the guest of Airs. Nar R. Winshlp. In Alacon. Allss Julia .Huguenln attended the Altlls-Goddard wedding In Griffin this week. Mrs. Edward Artope entertained at the third of a series of bridge parlies on Wednesday afternoon. Airs. John Moore Walker gave a pretty bridge party this week. Saturday evening Mr. and Airs. Har ry Robert entertained at a bridge party of several tablvs. Afrs. L. O. Stevens left Saturday for New York. Mrs. Warner Hardwick has returned from a visit to Augusta. Airs. Eugene Harris returned this peek from Asheville. N. C. Judge and Atrs. Emory Speer return this week from Alt. Airy. Airs. Devries Davis, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Airs. T. O. Chestney. Airs. C. J. T. Clarke, of Hsn Antonio, Texas. Is the guest of Mrs. Alarshall Hatcher. Air*. John B. Cobh, formerly iHdy principal at Wesleyan College, Is ox- pected tn Alacon the lutter part of No vember to spend a few weeks liefore sailing for the Orient, where she w?!l remain for two years, In China and Japan. I Drake of Miss Winifred Glessner, the att IN guest of Mrs. Thomas Whit I Dr. J. Lewis Browne, of Atlanta, gave a recital on Tuesday evening at St. Georges Episcopal church that was a rare neat to music lovers. Ho was I assisted by Mr. George Ml'Dantet, of Atlanta, who has a magnificent barl- | ton* vote*. I Miss Susanne Grantlund entertained Ion Wednesday morning at bridge ln J honor of Alls- Settle Hamilton, of Pe tersburg. Ya. Miss Addle Anthony won the top score, a silver loving cdp. and a hunch of chrysanthemums tied with tulle wa* presented to the guest of honor. Airs. D. J. Hally entertained at cards In honor of Miss Hamilton, of Virginia. Those piesent were Atlsses Janie and Bessie Clark Urowner, Alls* Opal Smith, Allss Rebecca Nall nnd illss Sutanne Grantland. Friday afternoon Airs. Fleming Bailey entertained In honor of Mr*. Hendley Kell. Air. and Airs. S. F. Strickland have Just returned from a visit to Boston Mr. George Niles, of Atlanta, Is vis Itlng Ids mother, Air*. Alice Niles. Atrs. Renfroe Jackson, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mr*. A. J. Burr. waTaley. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Dunbar are visit ing in Augusta. Allss Helen Howard Is spending the week In Alacon. Air. Cleve Ware Is In New York. Airs. A. J. Crouch has returned from Mitten. Allss Stella Houser Is visiting In Au F* 1 * 1 *' „ Mr. A. G. Howard spent Tuesday In Macon. Mr. J. W. Overstreet Is spending the week-end In Augusta. Alias Jinks Edwards, of Pembroke, has been visiting friends here for *ev- era) day*. Misses Parker and Caldwell have been visiting In Stnteaboro recently, Mr. Clarence Reynolds has returned to Alayfield. „ ' . . Mrs. A. J. Edwards, of Pembroke, was visiting her* recently. One of the most delightful social event* of the season wa* the Halloween party given at the home of Professor A. F. Ware by Messrs. Ware, P»te and McCallum. Among those present were Atlsses Jessie Houser, Mary B. Battle, Alary Spier, Archie Spier, Laura Hous er. Gladys Spier. Marie Little, B#t*le Evan*, Me**ra. Howard, Edward*. Pe teraon, Alltnon. Overatreet. Evan*, Bed Ingfield and Wore. PERRY. Mis* .Minnie iloffel. of Walden. Is the guest of Atrs. G. W. Winn. Air*. M. M. Lowry, of Americus, I* Isltlng her aunt. Mr*. C. E. Gilbert. Air*. F. M. King Is attending the meeting of the Daughters of the Con federacy at Americus. The Houston County Chapter Daugh ters of the Confederacy held their reg ular monthly meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. AI. Holtzclaw. Alls* .Mottle Lu Wilson has gone to Seville. Fla., to take the school there. Airs. M. E. Paul has gone to Macon to visit friends. Miss Marv Woodard ha* returned from a visit to friends In Coffee coun ty. „ izz \p A VORED COUPLE ENJOYED MOST UNIQUE HONEYMOON lighter* i In An i f the rlc thin 'ROME. Chadwick Battey la seriously III at his home on Fifth avenue, but la better. Colonel R. A. Denny Is at home from a business trip to Atlanta. W. C. Hammond, a prominent farmer of Armuchee, spent Thursday In Rome. County School Commissioner John C. King visited the Seney School Thurs day. E. IV. Evans, of Allantn, Is spending « few days In Rome on business. J. S. Crawford wa* among the. Ro mans who spent Thursday In Cedar- town. AI. J. Abbott, of Arwortli, was a vis Itor to Rome Thursday and attended a meeting of the Rome Oil and Fer tlllzer Works. E. B. LeFerve, after spending a few days In Rome with friends and rela tives, has returned to hi* home In Gadsden. T. J. Tinsley, s capitalist of Nash ville, Tenn., and on* of the owner* of the Rome Oil and Fertilizer Works, wa* In Rome Thursday. City Attorney G. K. Maddox left Thursday night for Austin. Tex., where he ha* been called to attend to some legal and private matters. Air. .Mad dox will be absent'from the city about two weeks. The Hon. J. L. Hardin, of Coo**, wa* In Rome Thursday. Air. Cicero Harmsond. of Floyd Spring*, wa* In the city Thursday. Alts. Robert Battey Is much Improved today. Rev. W. Hakkklharu. of Japan, wa* the guest of Rev. Charles B. Hudgins Wednesday night and Thursday. Allss Mary Johnson, who has been the guent of Mrs. II. S. Lansdell on Toner Hill, lias relumed to Her home In Florida. Airs. Bob Williams and little daugh ter liuve returned from a visit to friends and relatives In the East. Air. John Seay I* out again after a few day*' lllne**. The Hon. Judges Wright and Henry are off for a few days' (hooting. Alls* Sharlry Hamrick, of Cedar- town, arrived In the city yesterday and will lie the guest of her eleter. Air*. Joel Pyle, for sonic time at her home In the Fifth wai-d. Allss Pauline Berry relumed home last .Monday from Lucy Cobb on ac- cmint of lllnees. Messrs. E. J. Brynf, of New York: Samuel Levett, of Chattanooga: J. K. Auld, of Knoxville, Tenn.; G. H. Shep herd, of loulavllle; W. W. Stiurr, of New York: G. E. Laubald. of Atlanta; A. J. King, of Thomaston. amt L. K. itunford and wife, of Cartersvllle, were the guests at the Cherokee last Thurs day evening. ... . Mrs. T. J. Bryan, of Atlanta. Is vU- Iting her mother, ilrs. B. B. Morrison, In North Rom*. Air. Henry Stonaburg, who ha* beet, visiting hi* mother for the past week, baa retured to ht* horn* In New York. MU* Martha Berry ha* gone to Chi cago In the Interest of the Boy*' Indus trial School of thU city. Air*. W. O. Clement and little daugh ter. Mary Franc**, have returned horn* from an extended visit to relative* In Atlanta and Eatonton. Airs. J. B. Kevin left last Sunday for Washington, D. C„ to Join her husband, who ha* accepted a position a* para- grapher on The Washington Herald. Mr. and Airs. Lincoln Morrison have moved to Atlanta, where they will make their future home. grTffin. Tuesday afiermsm Mrs. 8-wwe! Hall Mis* Louise Hemingway I* vDItlng' friends at Bon Air. Air*. J. F. Logan visited Air*. L. S, Tounsley this week. Fred H. Houser, of Hotel Aragon, of Atlanta, was with friends till* week. HALCYONDALE. A very quiet marriage took place In our city on the 31st Instant, the con- trading parties being Mr. Oscnr P. Maddox ami MU* Sallle Lee. Judge M. M. Newton olficUting. The groom Is a young limn engaged In the sewing machine bu*lne»s. and the bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mr*. George E. Lee. all of Halcyondale. Messrs. J. H. Evan*. W. H. B alker and J. T. Walker attanded the meet ing of the grand lodge ln Macon this " Mr*; H. D. L*e ha* Just returned horn* from Blackshear. where she was called to tho bedside of her sick daughter, Alls* Ora Lee. * Dr. Simmons,'of s Guyton, wna In our town today. COLUMBUS. The Orpheus Club resumed the semi- monthly meetings today, a full attend, ance of the members being present. Plans for a very enjoyable season ivoro discussed, and the club will give sever al important and Interesting entertain ments during the season. Alls* Louise Joseph Is the secretary of the club. The teacher* of the Primary Indus trial school participated in a very en joyable- Hallowoen parly Wednesday evening, ut which the parents of the achool children were the Invited guaata. Rev. Ashley Jones and several mem- tiers of the school board were present and made aome Interesting addresses. The following Invitation* have been Issued: - , , Mr. and Mr*. George Washington Sheridan request til* honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Pearl, to Mr. .Murray Alex ander Calhoun, on the evening of Wed nesday, November 14, at 3 o clock, 3420 Hamilton avenue, Columbus. Ga. Allss Sheridan la the daughter of Alderman G. W. Sheridan, of this city, and Is a very popular younr lady. Air. and Alii. J. D. Brennan an nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter. Alls* Luel a L. Bren- non, to Mr. Louis R. Aldridge, the wedding to take place on Wednesday evening, November 14. at 1:30 o'clock, at their suburban home east of the city. The event Is one of unusual In terest, as both of the young people ore very iMipular, the prospective groom being a well-known young business man. and his fiancee a most charming und lovable young lady, who ha* a host of friends and adultrers In the city and county. Atr. and Air*. W. 11. Bowe announce the engagement of llielr daughter, Ethel Os burn, to Mr. Alarlon Joseph Davidson, of Birmingham. Alu., the marriage to take place on Tuesday. November 20. at S:30 o'clock, at the Church or the Holy Family. No cards. Airs. Lenora Epplng Swift announces the engagement of her daughter. Ig nore, to Atr. Robert Ernest Ulsmukes, the marriage to take place on the evening of November 30, at Trinity church. Air. Henry Abercrombie, of Alisals- etppi. la In the city stopping with his sister, Mrs. Richard Howard. Mr. Snapshot of Mr, and Mrs. Afax Flelsrlimann, the bride of Colonel Alax Pielschmann, who recently returned from a honeymoon to the Arctic, and sketches Illustrating Incidents of the trip. nidui- of \V; Abercrombie has not been In Colum bus In several year*, and hi* many friends are glad to see hint and wel- com* him back again. Mr. Henry- Bussey, who has been visiting Mrs. John Biackmar and Atrs. J. W. Singleton, ha* gone to Athens, where she will visit, and thence go to her home In Cliarlotte, X. C. Major and Mra. R. W. Wright, of Florida, are In the city, the guests of Mr. and Mra. Richard Howard. The commltt*** having the matter in charge are receiving letter* every day now from representatives of the various chapter* that will,attend the state conference of the D. A. R„ which la to be held In this city November 21- 13. The Georgian ha* been kindly fa vored wltb a Hat of thoae who have been heard from up to today. The list printed below doe* not contain all who will be here. It Is hardly likely that more than a third of the total number of visitor* fa In this Hat. possibly not so many as that. The Daughters have extended an Invitation lu Mr*. J. Ator- gnn Smith, state regent of the 1). A. R. of Alabamu. to be present, and she has accepted the Invitation. She will be the guest of Airs. J. S. Harrison, while here. ' Those who have been heard from up to today are as follows: Air*. R. K. Pork, of Atlantu, vice president general for the state of Georgia, and Airs. P. W. Godfrey, of Covington, who -Is slate vice regent for Georgia. Pulaski Chapter. Griffin. Ga.—Mr*. Roswell Deuhe, delegate: .Mr*. J. W. AicWilllains, regent's alternate. Kettle Creek Chapter. Washington. Ga.—Mrs. H. C.'Kemme. regent; Mr*. T. AI. Greene, delegute. Lachlan McIntosh Chapter, Suvuuiiuh —Airs. John At. Brown, regent; Air*. Daniel Hopper, delegate- Augusta Chapter, Augusta—Air*. Harriet Gould Jeffrie*, delegate: Mr*. Katherine Houston Fischer, regent’* alternate. Mary lluintimtnl Washington Chap ter, Alacon—Atrs, Mallory H. Taylor, re gent; .Mrs. Lee Kills, delegate. Nuthanlel Alacon Chapter, Atiicon— Mrs. Edgar A. Ross, regent; Atlas I.nu ll e WescotL delegate. Sarah McIntosh Chapter. Atlanta— Air*. J. A. Perdue, regent; no delegate yet reported. Sergeant Newton Chapter, Covington —Mr*. James Rogers, regent; Miss Ag nes Godfrey, delegate. Thomas Jefferson Chapter. Allania— Mrs. Miller B. Hutchins, regent; no delegate yet reported. Piedmont Continental Chapter; At lanta—.Mrs. IJ. AI. Deun, regent; no delegute yet reported. Stephen Heard Chapter, Elberlon, Ga.—Mr*. W. C. Jones, delegate. As the meeting* xff the chapters are usually held on tit? first of the month It Is expected to have the list complete In a few day*. GADSDEN, ALA. Mra. L. W. Dean ha* returned from an extended visit to relative* In Birm ingham. Mrs. Edward Moss Is visiting rela tives In Uunlersyllle. Airs. John B. Hammond Is visiting relatives la Talladegn. Misses Ethel ami Ita Stocks enter tained u number of their friends with a Halloween party Wednesday night at their home, on Harralson'avenue. Captain' James T. Brook* attended the reunion of the Scottish Bite Ma sons at Alontgomery this week. The members of the Twentieth Cen tury Club were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Smith, on .Monday night. Captain Will Thornton is visiting friends In Huntsville awl Scottsboro. Rev. J. C. Smith, pastor of the Cum berland Presbyterian church, attended the meeting of the presbytery ut Bust Lake Wednesday and Thursday. Hun, M. J. Bowie, of Anniston, was the guest of friend* here on Alonday. George D. .Motley has returned from a visit to Nashville. Alias Carrie Newman I* visiting friend* In Birmingham. Mux Nelson has niurned from Greenville, Allss., and will make tills his home again. Lieutenant Governor and Afr*. Cun ningham. of Enaley, were here Alon day to attend the funeral of Mis* Car rie Turrenllne. * Mr*. John Stapleton, of Birmingham, I* visiting her mother, Mr*. N. C. Leek. The Junior league of the Afethodl»t church gave a Halloween party at the honie of Mr*. W*. H. Sutton on Wednea- day evening. Mr*. H. O. Duma* and Utile *pn have returned from a vijlt to relatives In Talladega. Airs. Rose Thomas, of Birmingham, la the guest of her slater. Air*. W. P. Cooper, on Walnut etreet. Colonel B. P. Hammond and wife have returned to their home In Alc- Alllster, Oklahoma, after visiting rela tives in thl* city. Mis* Blanche Hoy, of Birmingham, was the guest of her parents, Air. and Air*. C. E. Hoy, Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Woodson J. Martin have returned from a visit to relative* In Anniston. Mrs. J. AI. Elliots, Jr., has returned from a visit to New York and Wash ington. Afr*. E. T. Schuler has returned from Jackson, Alts*., where she witnessed the dedication of the Illinois monument ut that city. Mra. W. C. Paden will entertain the Wednesday Card Club at her home, on Forrest avenue, next week* Professor W. PI. Strfplln la visiting relatives In Gpellkn. Mr. and-Airs. E. G. Alinnemeyer have returned from a visit to Pittsburg, Pa. Air*. AI. E. Bradford, bf Braw'nsvllle, Tenn., I* the gue«t of Air. nnd Afr*. D. Retell. Major O. R. Randall attended the Masonic reunion In Birmingham. Atr*. John D. Dunlap ha* returned from a visit to Birmingham. Colonel K. A. .Mitchell lit* returned from a visit to Alontgomery. A. A. Towers Is visiting friends at Spartanburg, S. ('. Mrs. J. AI. Caldwell, of Birmingham, visited friend* here Monday and Wed nesday. ALBANY. Airs. Alfred Warren, or Atlanta, Is the guest of Ml'S. R. Hobbs. Sr. AIIsh Nannie Fields Is visiting relU' live* In Georgetown. Misses Pearl and Jewel Morton, of Alphurettu, are the guests of their un de, AJr. J. 11. Morton. Mr. PM. D. Brown, of New York, and Mr. PI. PL Strauss, of Louisville, Ky., are visiting at the home of Air. H. B. Brown. Allss Sherrie Lewis has returned home from an extended visit to points In North Carolina. Allss Josle Blankenship has return' ed to her home In Columbus, after a pleasum visit in the city. Afrs. W. E. Gannoway, Aire, Smith, Airs. G. C. Johnson, Afrs. \V. J. Hall end Allss Lillie Alfriend liuve been In Camilla attending the conven tion of the Home and Foreign Allsston- ury Societies of the Methodist church. Airs. C. M. Clark has been visiting relatives In Eufauta, Ala., for the last cek. Mr. uml Airs. Joseph Robert Lees, of Philadelphia, are the guests of rehP tlve*. AH*. Henry Hlrach and Alls* Alsdelyn lllrsch, of Atlanta, are visiting at the home of Air*. H. B. Brown. Airs. J. G. Dodson, of Americus, visiting her mother, Mr*. S. B. Lewis. ilia. L.. P. Anthony lias returned lo her home In Philadelphia, after an ex' tended visit to relative* In the city. Mr. nnd Air*. W. B. Willingham, of Atlanta, are the guest* of relatives In the city. Mrs. Ham Rosenberg has returned from a visit to relative* In Alontgoin- cry. Ala. Mr. and Alra. J. B. Charles, of Pou- lan. visited relatives hers thin week. Colonel nnd Mrs. John P. P’ort, of Atlanta, spent n few day* here this week. COVINGTON. . Allss P’lorrle Harwell, of Wesleyan College, returned Tuesday after a three days’ visit to her parents. The Atlsses Carr are In Atlanta fur a few day*. Airs. Joseph E. Bogle nnd little Louise are visiting In P'orsyth. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thomas spent Sunduy In Midway with Rev. and Airs. W. E. Venable. Mrs. It. Burton Davis snd Master Jack Davis returned from Augustu' Saturday. They attended the Georgia- Carolina fair and were guests of Air. and Airs. IV. M. Robinson. Allss Gladys Lee Is at home from Agnes Scott until Alonday. .Misses Ruby Ezelle and Llszle Bal lard, of Alontlcello, have been visiting Rev. and Afr*. Eugene R. Pendleton this week. Mrs. Pielder Osborn, of Alausffeld, was the visitor last week of Airs. Hen ry Odum. Air. and Air*. Henry Greer left the first of the month for Atlanta, where they will reside in future. Their numer ous friends sincerely regret their de parture. Airs. W. D. Travis. Mra. P. W. God frey, Airs. James AI. Pace and Airs. James V. Rogers attended the United JJn'.psle P'. I end AIDS Jule Allen are c few day* to visit Airs. .1. .1 and Aire. Farmer, who h I Cole City for the past *l> i remove to Atlanta about i * November. Afrs. It. I. Weaver has if J Macon, where she visited 1 Bllllngsleti. Arise Winona liberlein; I Ala., has returned after 1 the guest for several day* ■ Harrison. Air. and Air*. J. II. Spjrl Ington. D. C.; Air. and Alls. J. A!. H ; Goode, of Conyer*. and Messrs. John and W. II. Brlsemilne have been vis* ! Itlng In the city a* the guest.- of Air end Air*. I. D. Brlsendlne and Air. *•:i• 1 Alra. 8. V. P'armer. MARIETTA. The ladles’ Afternoou Euehre Club w*l entertained <>u Thursday by Mrs. K r. Dobbs. Delicious refrethiueuts were - i v ed. The prises, s phi holder and »f1ck |dn were wou by Mrs. Bradshaw and Alb- \d die Hetze. One uf the moat delightful event- of Mo season was Heard party given l>y Mr. an,I Air*. F. L. fttsrr eotuinetuoratire of Mr-. Ktnrr’s 70th birthday. About 100 Inviini oh were Issued. Tbe guests showered gifts »f rut gins*, sliver slid ehlnn on the popular ho*t. Tbe iH-autlful home ws« decorated to white snd yellow ehrysaulheuiuui*. A limn punch imwi was placed lu Mu- bell, with festoons of grapes surrounding It, from which was serveil delicious punch. At the close of the game sslsds. Ices nnd hotel - were served. The heslth of the boat no- drunk In glMMSes of spsrkllng ebanipngn,'. The lsdles T prise, a sold and wh t<- f,u:r tool and s gold bat pin. were won l,v Mr- I: I*. Hunt and Mrs. Kchoilcid. of Moron. Miss Cortelyou wou the booby, u witch. The geuth-men's prise*, n Iniiilnini" urn brella nnd silver shaving bru-h, wen- non by Mr. M. II. P'lclds stul Air. It. VV. Boone. The souvenirs were little pumpkin brown b * and the ocore enrda sketched in septa. deenrattoua were in white and plot present were Air*. Alorgnn AfcVe W. A.' Ditl’re. Air*. I.. M. Brumby. Jr. Atr*. Bolau Brumby, Air*. Kggar l’nmrroy. Mr*. Conner, Air*. K. It. Hunt nnd Mr-. W yntt. Among the ouf of-totyn sueata at Mr. end Mr*. Mt*rr'* party were Afr. and .Mr*, ttcho. Held and All** SWioflepI, „f Alncou, nnd Mr. Clarke, of Charlotte. Judge nnd Air*. Julm Candler spent Mon day In the elt.v. Air*. Egbert Freyer entertained a number of friend* at bridge on Htiturday afternoon. Alra. t V Trainmen, Jr., vvlto has I vinltliijf rHntlvi 1 * In I>nlton, linn retnruinj liouie. Canto are to*ued to the tenth annlTeruir? and Jfra. Fret! Morrto, a rnCRptfuii beln* flrau In honor of tbe occaalon. MONTICEULO. The T. W. C). Clali held a very plea*- tint meetlug with Mina Ulndji Tope on Wednesday, of last week, when plan* were made for a ‘Vllpplujc party” and ;« hasar at the Knltfhta of Pythias ball, on the 30th. Un. Mary Itorto, Mra. W. F. Jordan, Mra. Ed Hreene, Mrs. Milton Benton, Mra. W. M. Bullard nnd Mra. Ab (Irey *pent Wednesday In Maron* Mrs. sJamoM Ftowuea entertained the "For ty-Two Club” hut Wednesday at her home' on Forsyth street.' The entertainment ‘given l»y the T. W. O. Club, whleh la eoniposed of the fol lowing young ladles, cm Tuesday night, was a success. Misses Uuth Hill, Daw«on Bradley and Maude Benton had c harge of the Amerletiii booth, whleh was made of lnr«* red. white anil blue flags. Here an elegant mjI.h! course was served. Next to this booth were the maidens from Kimono land. The Jap anese' booth wss managed l*y }!tosex Kate Tollesoii, Berthe Smith anil 3Jlnnh- lieu- ton. Hot eboc*0lntc>. tea nn<l entree were served here, and next to them oysters * »• served. The Mexlcsn booth was mnna-e.! by Misses Mabel Ballard, Olflilys Pope ;m.l Cleo Bradley Candler, pegnuts, elgart ;u.d dowers halng sold hare, anil thle was n popnlar comer. The Eskimo booth \\m very pretty aud nttraetlvr. AU In whit*, wltb tho Icicles hanging, and lined wltb furs within. It was a cosy home for the two little Eskimo maidens, little Misses Josh* Harvey and Maude Pope, who aenred # lce cream to the crowd, and they wore well visited. Over the stage, which wna deco rated with ferns and vases of cot Dow* era. the “wheel of fortune” waa suspend ed. (lifts of all sfsea, shape* and pilcri ltuiig from tin* wheel, and catching nue, you clipped It. At the wheel were l!r». W. It. Powell, who so kindly helped the club; Mrs. f*. J. Blaaengmne. Miss Grace Itoblnson and Ml** Arnette Kelly. On tie* reception <*oinndtte« were Ml** Plttnrd. Miss Turner, -Miss Ash and Miss Kelly, ' to the *o- Della Kel- WEST POINT. Mrs. Aunt Wooten and Miss Mina Woot en. of Buena Vista, Ga., are the gueita of Mrs. Phil Lanier. Mrs. Frauk K. Boland and son, Frank Kells, Jr., of Atlanta, nr# visiting Hr. J. 8. Horsley’s family this week. Miss Epple Lee Scott expects to visit Mra. Blgnor Strong at her homo In Opelika next week. Mist Jessie Lewis Johnson has returned home from a visit to relatives in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Dixon, of Athens, are vtoltlng Mrs. LaFayette Lamar. Mrs. Marw McCnlloh and Mtoa Bess Smith •pent a few days In LaGrtingo this week Mra. J. A. Beasley, of Atlanta, to the guest of Mr. and ilrs. Tom Lang. Miss Bari ha lloraley has returned from a visit to relatives In LanrAnee. Mtoa Verna Dudley, of Columbus, to #•*- . pvvtfil soon to be tbu gnest of Miss EMulln Horsley. Mrs. Kahn, of Birmingham. It the guest of Mis* Fannie Hsgedom. Mto* Isonelle Hardy pleasantly entertain- e*l the Thursday Morning Clob this week at bid domino. The prizes were won by Miss Jessie L. Johnson and Mto* Kate Johnson. NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO CHATTANOOGA. Effective ut Atlanta, October 37th, and Chattanooga. October 29th. thu \V. t A. Railroad will operate on Ita trains. Nos. 3 and 4, Pullman sleep ers between Atlanta and Ciintlnnoogu. train leaving Atlanta at 8:SO p. hj and passengers can remain- ln sarao until 7:00 a. u. next morning in Chat- tnnooga, returning passengers enu get in sleeper at Chattanooga at ti:un m. and arrive Atlanta 7:10 next morning. C. E. HARMAN. General Passenger Agent. SPLENDID OFFER MADE OF LEADING MAGAZINES The Ueurgiaa does nut Intend that It* subscribers .hall mis* an>tiifi,., t'oiisequetitly. it has obtained subscrip tion* to ten prominent magazine* and publlruttonx, an. of which will be .-*nt to web yearly paid In advance - ut. - setlber to The Georgian. The price of The Georgian I. *4.60 per y.ar. 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