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— THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. • 7 - v . - • ' - "7* i THLR8DAY, NOVEMBER Ji*. W mmm. SOCIAL NEWS AND GOSSIP WITH OUR SISTER CITIES] □ MACON SOCIAL NEWS On Wednesday morning the marriage of Mb* Eoun Fnlgbuni. of thin city, and Mr. Gilbert c. of Sparta*, occurred at the VHieville Baptist church. the Bar. William C. Rich officiating. Mr. an.l Mm. Bell left immediately after the ceremony for Flprlda resorts and tlienee to Cuba before going to their home In Sparta. The History Club met on Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. Alexander Proud- flt. The program wn* In charge of -Mrs. Cooper WTnn and Mrs. I»an Hughes, and Interesting papers were read by Mrs. Llew- ellyu lllllyer. Mrs. \V. XVrlgley and. Mrs. Walter Houser. The Browning CInb met on Tneadoy morn Inp with Miss Sara Tinsley. The young women composing this delightful class for study are Misses Fannie and Fie welly n Plant, Miss Katherine Miller, Mrs. Leon S'. Dare. Miss Josephine Jones. Miss Waldron Robert*. Mb- Eubi XVilllngham, Mb# Rose CrutchflMd, Miss I.lllinn Solomon, Miss Lila £J| gg enfrrtained Hi** onday. when m waa spent. Mrs. Harry Rol>ert made top score In the game and re- reived the prize. In honor of Mrs. Richard Moncure, of Falls Church. Vn.. Mrs. Llewellyn lllllyer entertained with a bridge luncheon on Inst Tuesday morning. Mrs. Robert Moutford received a lovely silver pin tray, the prize for making top score, and the guest of honor was presented with a silver filigree cologne 1 mt tie. Mrs. Paul Grnhntn, of Durham, X. ('., was the guest of honor at a party on Inst Tuesday afternoon. The Interesting game of bridge was played and Mrs. Ben L. Jones receive*! the prize for mnklug top st ore. Mrs. William Flanders and Mrs. Cliff VI- gal were Joint hostesses oil Tuesday even ing, when the Xcighliorhood Euchre Club was delightfully entertained. Mrs. T. O. chestney entertained with a Ism ut if ill bntterflJy luncheon on Wednesday morning, complimentary to Mrs. Paul Ora- hnin. who Is her guest The guests on this occasion were Mrs. Trsey Baxter, Mrs. Wal ter Lamar. Mrs. Henry Wortham. Mrs. J. W. Wilcox. Mrs. Harry Hubert. Mrs. Eu gene Harris. Mrs. Basil Wise and Mrs. Wingfield Nlsbet. Mrs. Vaasar Patrick entertaine<) with n bridge party on Wednesday afternoon, the first of h series of parties which she will give. Mrs. Jordan Mnasee captured the prise for top score, n beautiful silver bon- Ism dish. . Mrs. William Brunson entertained on last Thursday afternoon with a bridge party. hfeb was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Brunsoti .... I> " ' -■ Miss Theo Tinsley left Monday for Coltttu bus. to he the guest of Mrs. Eugene Hollis. Mrs. Robert Hemphill hat returned to her homo In Atlanta after a visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mallory Taylor. afternoon at Mulberry church. Miss Lucia John MAYBELLE GILMAN, ACTRESS, TO WED ENGLISH NOBLEMAN BIRMINGHAM SOCIAL NEWS Edmonson, of n . in marriage. The ceremony was perl * Flt*| united rforiued by Rev. W. L. Wooten.* of Fitzgerald, On., assisted by Rev. T. D. Kills. Mr. and Mrs. Edmonson left Immediately after the ceremony for Florida. The Current Topics Club met on Monday afternoon with Mra. E. J. Willingham. The program was la charge of Mrs. Willing- hnm and Mrs. Mallory Taylor. Mrs. Wil lingham gave the Current. Events and In- Rosalind Davis and untie. Weatcott entertained on Friday aft' bridge party, the *m-olid of a aeries parties. Mrs. T. <». Cheatuey mid Mrs. Fieri Cheatuey will entertain on Saturday aft* noon at the home'of Mrs. Plercy Cheatne complimentary to Mrs. Paul Graham v III Mr. and Mrs. MeRw. have b-eti abroad sine speml tli** greater part Nice. Mr. and Mr. ami Mrs. .Inlmsto hostess will give. Sixteen guests ™jo r< hospitality on this occasion, and Mr Jordan Masse** captured the prise, a cut glass olive dish, fori making the top score. Mrs. Harry lloliert entertained on Tues- ndy afternoon with a euchre party, which greatly enjoyed by about thirty guesta. .... first prize, a leather pu by Mrs. Baxter Jones, and t_. .. prize, a Christie picture, was won by Mrs. < Johnson entertained very * honor of the Johnson-Edtiionson party. fine of the largest and most elal les of the season was tin* bridge Wednesday afternoon, given by Mrs. Walter Gram* and Mrs. Bruce Jones. Many handsome gowns were worn on this occn- slon. ami the affair was beautiful In every detail. Mrs. Henry Wortham and Mrs. Robert Hnarks received the prizes, which were handsome bridge sets of cards. Miss Camille lauuar entertained Voting Ladles' Bridge Club oft Wednesday afternoon. Miss Corn Burr received prize for making top score, which was a sliver mounted *-ut glass hat pin holder. The Bridge Whist Nine, which Includes some of Macon's finest players, will resume their meetings after Thanksgiving. The members of this eluh are Mrs. J. F. Han son. Mrs. Henry M. Wortham, Mrs. Louis O. Mtevens, Mrs. George Dunn.... " Waller Grace, Mrs. Itohert II. Smith and Mrs. William Felton. The places of some of the members who are In mourning will be ft 11 • I with new member*. Mrs. Dtineun Brown entertained Thursday morning with « bridge party, the first of n series. 1 Mrs. Fontaine Horde i Young Married Woinnn'i I Hit* Mlsi Thursday Plant entertained with cards Ulllf. IVltllc I lovely bo ■ til** Mlplle to meet with her. Mrs. ,1. N. .folks will be the hostess on Friday afternoon at a party In honor of .Miss Johnnie Logan, whose marriage Mr. Nut Lewis will oeeur December 1 Mrs. Tracy llnxt* Sara Tinsley left on Wednesday for Atlanta, to he present at the debut party of Miss Margaret Lad son. Mbs Tinsley will remain In Atlanta to be present at the din ner dance at the Capital City CInb on Sat urday evening. — ... Mr. ami Airs. Mintcr Wimberly are hi nab. when* sin* will spend the Washington. Gu. J Dr. mid Mrs. J. II. Shorter lmve gone to Mr. Janies W. Callaway has returned from ColmiibtiH to attend the Hwlft-Dfiinukes Alabama, where he nttemled the Worthing- wedding. lou-Walker welding. 1 Miss Sara Tinsley returned on Wednesday Mrs. Smith D. Pickett, of Albany, Is In I from Atlanta, after n delightful visit to the city, the guest of Mrs. J. F. Hanson. Miss Margaret Lad son. Mrs. Clifford Swift, of Tlnmiasvllle. Is J Mrs. Joseph LeConfc and Miss LcConte, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hill, oil Col- of Berkeley, Cal., are the guests of Mrs, lege street. 1 J. N. Talley, * III Yltievillc. West Point Gadsden Miss Verna Dudley, of Columbus, Is the attractive guest of Miss Estelle llorsley. Miss Mattie Duncnu, of Atlanta, Is vis iting Mis* Susie Hayes this week. Miss Hue Hlgginhotheni Inis returned from tin extended visit to Louisiana nnd Texas. Miss Halite Hue Isuigshore nnd Miss Ha rah Callaway, of LaGrHiige, on me Hnturdny to visit tbelr parent* for n few days. Miss Martha Horsley left Tuesday for a visit to Ml** Julia Willi*, of Columbus. Mrs. Jamie lludtnnu ami little (laughter Will spend this week In l^iGrntige with her mother. Miss 1.nolle Woodyurd has returned to her home In IgtOrnnge utter a pleasant visit to friends here. Miss Epple I<oe Hoott has had as her f uest for the |*ast few days Miss Jessie <ewls Johnson. Miss Kit Cnllnwny, after a \lslt to Mrs. Arch Avnry, has returned to her home In JjiGraagc. • Isiule Montgomery, of 0|H*llka, cam*' Thursday to uttcud the dance given that night. Silas Janet Horsley and Miss Tinsley Winston will spend the week-end In Atlanta with Mr*. Frank Boland. Mis* Annie Hammond lenves today for a visit to friends In Montgomery. Mrs- Z. Greene, of Ncwnati, spent Inst week with Mrs. W. I*. Woodynrd. Ml*s Fay Hhultze leaves Thursday for a Visit to friends In Atlanta. Atnoug the pretty jiartle* given In honor of Miss Dudley, of Columbus, was the domtuo party given by Mias Estelle Hors ley, on Thursday afternoon. The beaut I ful home looked very attractive In its doe- orations of feruu nnd chrysanthemums. Miss Dudley wore a hnmlsotne gown *»f ••ream Uce over taffeta. Mbs llorsley wore a becoming gown of pink. The first prize, a set of beauty pin*, was cut for and won by Miss Edna Rawls. The guest of honor was presented with a gob! belt hiirkle. About twenty-five guests enjoyed Adolph Reich and Paul Stevenson have returned to the State Fnlvcrslty after spending a few days with relatives. Iter. 8. 1*. Pryor nnd wife left Friday morning for Nashville, where Rev. Pryor has accepted tlio pastorate of Orace Presby terian church. Mbs Amelia Armstrong entertnlued n few friends Informally at her home on llarnlsoti Quite the most brilliant social event of the past week was the debut party given by Mr. and ' Mrs. M. J. Gregg to their daughter. Mis* Ellen Ely Gregg, hi the " ** *" - iTtig. The —Spencer i Gregg looked chnrin- i of embroidered chtf- n. miss ton Morris, of Dayton, Ohio, lest.of Mis* Gregg, shared the honors of e evening. The receiving line Included debutautc* of the season. . Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Held an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Emma Tottlmln, to Mr. Henry H. llyatl, the wedding to take place on the afternoon of December !!♦ at Ht. Ms rys-on-t he-High lands. Mr**. Cynthle I, Muslint ouneuiices the en gagement of her daughter. Helen Elisabeth. to Mr. John 11. Frye, the wedding to take • place early In Hecemlter nt the South High- 1 lands Presbyterian church. Announcement has lieen made of tlio en gagement and approaching marriage of Mr. George P. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jackson, ftnd ills* Inez Wright, of XX nitwit t no, WIs. The wodditig will he solemnized at tile home of the bride on De cember 27. Mr. Jackson, win* Is n graduate of the Vanderbilt nnd Chicago universities, has the chair of m«»dern languages at the Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio, where he and his bride will reside. Mr. nnd Mr*. Koks Smith entertained at dinner Saturday evening nt the Country CInb complimentary to Mbs Bennie Brown, of Cleburne. Tex. Their guests afterward participated In the dance. Miss Margaret McCormack will |,„ f .. realty Introduced to ooclety by .Mr. nild %'/£• George B. McCormack at VeotUUon Wednesday, December 5, at the Hotel hih. I Mrs. C. If. Nahb was the hostess -,* elnlKirate luncheon Saturday at pm I at the Hillman. In honor of her gues \fi k ' J. W. Heed, of Wayneaville. N. c ' Mlaa Huff has returned to her home i» I mV.""'* fer" 8 • "-'k- Inl! | Mra. 'Merrill l*ratt Northln.tnn will Jl tertsln at a wi-pilon complim.ntarr Mra. Alfred ttalkur on the nrti-rn.u,.i Turaday, December 4. Dr. anil Mra. Alfred Wnllter will |„. , ImnorMl ime«ta at a cotillion to he elv,.„ MIm Annie Kuril- at the fonntrj- Oluli p r . ^ dny. December 7. Dr. and Mra. tVoik.-. hare but recently returned from their , 1 ding trip. Mra. Wnllter won fornu-rii ■ Dorn Xorthlntrton. of rrnttvllle. Mra. fete P. jrmlth rntertalneil the i mean Circle Friday. Major mill Mra.. tieoree C. Hall hate ... itimed to their home In Atlantii nft... i dellffhtfiil visit to frleudi. tlielr if,.* though brief, afforded much pl«*a*nir.* 5 ,! their many friends. Major and Mrs. Joseph Uardle haw to CallforuiA, where they will stM n.i t . winter. 1 " The formal opening for the season of th- Southern Club, which takes plac** Thank, giving eve as usual. Is being nnti<-init«lj with n great ileal of pleasure. Triie eluh in hi* elaborately decorated and the aitnir promises to be a pronounced success. Milledgeville Color Tttesdny enlng Mrs. E. E. Thompson, nt Anubton Monday. A number of the prominent musicians of the vlty have organised n tnuzlciil club, nnd will give n uiiuiber of concerts III the near future. Colonel Jnmc« L. Turrentlno, of Chicago, I* visiting rein lives hero. C. A. Martin has arrived here from Tub- 1 will make this city hb home Colo i have re- to The Misses Lawium ent**rtnlne*l a u bor of frlemls on Friday nftcruoon in hon or of Mb* Jennie WeRons. The occasion was a lingerie shower. A Japanese game played. A large Japanese lantern held the dainty gifts and they were show ered on Mbs Wellons. Th** favors were wedding India In cardboard, with sumll pictures on Mbs Wellons on them. De licious refreshments wofe served. The IcOdles' Afternoon Euchre Club was pleasantly entertained on Thursday nfter* noon by Mrs, Jordon Blnck. Miss Eva "ay Clark won the dub prize, n waiter, wf Mrs. Keeler drew th** consolation, a bead cbaln. A salinf course was served nt the dose of the game. Miss Olivia Bacou entertained n number of friends on Friday night with a dinting h party. The evening was charmingly spent, and many good dishes were served. Those present were Misses Martha Welsh, Auice Nichols, Nina Glnalette, Isabel Briiui- bv, and Messrs. Hilton Holmes, Spencer, .* .. * - * Daniel* and Jaiuc* ••banning of friends on Mon- aslou being a enrd are Mbs da nee i Thursday - Hotel Langley. Several of the young people gave Mil llorsley and her guest an enjoyable sii prise party on Friday evening. Miss Horsley entertains at a dmfin dish party «»n Monday aud Tuesday 1-the-uay party will be given by Mr spending the wlutc A number of the society young people en- Joyed a donee at the l'rlutup hotel Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Healey have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, May, to John M rogue, the wedding to *m>. cur December 25 at the home of th** bride In Atlanta. Mr. Pogue b the son of Mr. f this dty. has returned from Yuxoo City. Mbs. Mr. mid Mrs. J. Seeingn, of Chattanooga, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. K. XV. Whips, on Fifth street Tuesday. Mrs. It. A. Mitchell entertained the Em broidery Circle at her home Thursday after- umui. Dr. C. L. Gulrc Ims returned from a vblt to hb mother and sbter at Ozark. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kyi mined the KyIoniaii Club Friday even* Mis. II. «». Dumas aud lilt. a are visit lug relatives lu Mobile. The Twentieth Century Club met nt the jiurlors of the l'rlutup hotel Tuesday even Mr. John It. Palmer entertained the Wednesday Card Club at her home on XVal- hostess to day afternoon, the party. Delicious hot refresh meats w-n 1 •rve*l. The prizes, a cream ladle, n tray Miss Minnie Tatiucr Is spending the v lu Atlitiitn, visiting Mrs. Robert MeCtil- Imigli. From there, she will go to Mncoii to visit Mrs. Lewis Geeslln. Mrs. Manor Bradley entertained the Lit erary Musical Club Thursday afternoon at her homo on Depot street. M**g Merrllles, from "Guy Manuerlng," was the character study, and made an Interesting program for the afternoon. After the llterury fea ture, delightful refreshment* were served. Mr*. Luwrence Turner was hostess at a delightful party Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30, Invitation* to which Included the following guests: Mesdanms lloliert Hyatt, Charles Roojt, Manor Bradley. Frank Bass, XVarren Meadows, Janie* Cheney, Paul Jack, Claud Smith, Anna Moses, Frank Weems, George Fuller. Cliff Turner, Robert Pitts, S. J. lloykiu. Buford Boykin, oinrlon Cutup, E. M. Has*. S. P. Coalsoii, Horace McLclluud, Charlie Tan ner, Percy Travis. Loyd Grib In. Ware aud Shank. After sevcrnl enjoyable games of flinch, refreshments, eoiisbtlug of a salad course and a. frogen c*»urse, were serve*!. The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. In the evening, Mrs. Turner nfertflltfed' n numl»er of young (teopie. liii'U was also Mr. ami Mrs. E. Friday lu Atlanta. .rial G. Kramer spoil last of llognnsvllle. is 'In on odur uut •lay j'urty iley for $1 .Mbs Dudley. II. Baker visited friends in ltlrm ‘, litghnm thb week. The (Julies' Abl Society of the Presbyte rian church will have a special Thnnksglv- ' J lug market next week. 1 It. A. Harris Is vbltlug hb family here 1 ami will remain until after the holidays. Mr*. Hrurt* Armstrong Is vbltlug her 1 mother lu Marshall •••unity. | Judge W. XV. Whitesides, of Anniston, and a pair of sugar tongs, wen* won bv Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Joseph Brown. Those present .were Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Hoppe, Mr*. Nolau, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. W. A. DuPre. Mrs. C. W. Du Pro, Mrs. Black, Mrs. C Dobbs, Mrs. |j»vel, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Frcjrer. Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Bolan Brumby, and Misses Crosby. HowciL Mary lion ell. Clark**. Eva Mary I'birko. Smith uml Lilli** Smith, of Gnlnesvllb>, ami Mrs. Peseher and Mrs. Dickinson. Mbs Pauline Grumlliig eiitertiilm**! Thnnulny nft«*rimon in honor of Mb* Wei Ions, who was married Saturday, with a stocking shower. The game of eld maid was played, nnd the prize, n collar box, was won by Mbs Anna Leake. A delightful salad course was served. A very ohurmitig affair was :» reception given on Mondnv afternoon by Mbs Hender son In honor of Mrs. W. R. Joyner. Jr. The color scheme in the Parlor was green and whit*-, uml the receiving party, among whom were Mbs Henderson. Mrs. Joyner,,.., nml Mrs. A. S. Clay. Jr., welcomed the tint many «oilers in front of the mantel, which ! was banked with potted plants. liver AMERICUS. them hung II large white Wedding bell. . rll for > Pnneh was serve.l by Mbs Marie Massey. I lie third annual Imxnar for i Misses Julia ami Edna Schelllug mm vc.I *b-! the America* hospital Dual w IhhaiM refreshment* In the dlnlug ro*uu. j Tues*lay. . . .. . ... .... . "hfc-l. w»» ra.ieh'lLv with „„ V\.,lm~lay will...-. ui.d.-r ISKItSf'TmT « hrysaiithemuinl. | be Ih.ii-Ih.ii* were y«d- | ngmnent *,f Mrs. flames Taylor, will be pre-j t!!!? m,, ‘ “ l>o!u ' ,nl b > low and white. ■ *eut**U the beautltnl sp%*ctaeu!ar perform- kU " 11 r ' Mbs Camilla Mniulevllh*. who b attend Ing the Agnes Scott Institute, ••nine noun Saturday night ami spent Sunday with horn** folks. \ Mrs. B. F. Ilass \n«l III fit* daughter, ami Mb< .llimnic Julian, spent Tuegtiuy in Altunin. L. K. Slnith *| lit ijtGrniig tin* first of the Mrs. Slieinutt, of Anubton. Ain.. Is in tin* city, vbltlug her purcuts, Mr. ami Mr*. G. D. Merrill. Rev. George D. Harris left Wednesday ’nrtemvllle to attend the State imp- •ouveiitlon. Pensacola Mr. A. T. Rosasco, who has Just arrived from Genoa. Italy, Is looking after hi* bun- b-r Interests In and around IVnsaeola. Mr. Rosa*eo Is a brother of Mr. XV. S'. Itosnscn, of thb place, and has a son, Harold l(*m- a sco. engaged In the lumber mill business nt Bay Point. Mr. ltosasco aud Id* son will return to Italy In the course of n mouth. Mrs. Mary G. Quackeubisa, assistant I'lilted State* attorney of XeW X'ork. ha* recently arrived In Pen*neola to attend the iHsmage trial lieing held In th*> Federal court at thb place. Mra. Quaekenbis* I* hero to gather ovldenee to Ik* u***1 In the fanamn Schwartz ram* In Sew York. She Is ii bright, wide-awake little woman whom nothing escape*. A choral society *»f twenty-four women’s voices has been organized lately for the purpose of giving concert* during the win ter month*. The officers are a* follows: Mis* Missouri Cawthoru. president nml ill rector; Miss Minnie Anderson, aecoinpnnbt: Ml** Annie McMillan, secretary anil trens- Mr. Harry Diiponte. nfter visiting Mr. amt .Mr*. Senrritt Monroe, has return«*l to his home lu Atlanta. Mr. and Mr*. Wllmer Ilnywanl. who have recently been married lu New Orleans, are at present at the home of Mr. nml Mr*. 4. Storm McGntighoy. Mr*. Hayward prom ise* to make a valuable acquisition to pen- sacobi’* society set. Judge mid Mrs. John Avery have re turned trout a brief visit to Mobile. Mrs. Egbert Beall. Mbs Mary XVIItlch, and Mrs. XL K. Bates, representing Penan- •••‘In i'bnpter No. 28ft. have ndurimd from i the eonwutlon of the F. D. C. recently 1 held in Gulfport, Mbs. .‘fit of Mrs. John Vinson entertained nt n large reception from 3 to 6 on Wednesday after noon lu honor, of the X’oung Matrons' Club and Mr*. Lyntou Fowl?!* mid Mrs. Lewis Fleihbter. The holts** was lieautlfully dc orated with chrysan them urns, jmlin* and ferns, the entire first floor bring open Chocolate nml sandwlebes wftro served in the hall by Mb* Mary Ruth Thomas nnd I Mb* Scott Whittaker. Those assisting lu the reception room were Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Castn, Mr*. XVIII Hines. Mr*. Little. Those helping in the (lining room were Mr*. Bass. Mrs. Cool; nnd Mrs. Lamar. The beauti fully furnished old colonial bonie Is admir ably adapted to entertaining. The dining room was ***p«*eially effective with Its bare mahogany table, upon which wore mints, salted nut* ami In the center an Immense mirrored sliver waiter and a ••lit glass vase filled with gorgeous white rose*. The whole house waa lighted with tapers. Many la dle* called and (lie occasion was flu enjoya ble one. Mrs. Charles Moore entertained Monday afternoon lu honor of Mr*. J. Rice Cownn. Assisting Mrs. Moore wore Mr*. Tlgner. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Marshall. Mbs Boswell. Mbs Cone and Mbs Moore. The house was beautifully decorated nnd a delicious unhid course and punch were served In the dining room. Mrs. Emmett Barnes entertained Thurs day from 3 to fi for Mr*. Fowler ami Mrs. FtemlMter. Receiving with Mrs. Barnes, besides tin* hnfioree*. were Mrs. Reach and Mrs. John Xinson. The reception was ele gant lu every detail. A salad and sweet course was served and tea poured In the hall. The house was transformed Into a veritable flower garden, and the fortunate guest* greatly enjoyed the occnahm. It In with much regret that the frleQd* •*f Rev. J. J. Lanier learu of his recent Illness. Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Fleinister have re turned from n visit to the former's sister, Mrs. A. It. Cook, at Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mis. Lyntou Fowler have re turned from tlnir bridal trip through Flor ida aud are at home to their friends nt the . rtidem . ... Mrs. 4. Ill* guest of Mrs. Pros* a inly l eiiieinbered Palmer. f Mrs. Hooker. an. of Kentucky. Is the Mr*. Cowan is pleas Carters vi lie ~| here Miss Viola DECATUR, ALA. Mb* Stella I’alk I* visiting in Birming ham. Ml** Then Hildreth linn returned to XVnsh- lugtoii, D. <*.. after a visit to her parents, Colonel nnd Mra. C. J. Hildreth. Mr. stud Mr*. Kuoch. of Athens, visited here recei *’ Mr. nnd Itcd her* the past week. Mb* Nell T**n>* I* In Troy. Ala. Mrs. XV. J. Edward* la visiting relatives lu Court la ml. Mrs. J. M. Martin, of Ada. Ind.* T. here. Mr*. Ruby Carswell, of XX’ashlngton, D. C.. Is here. Mbs X’ern Column, of Hmttsvllle, was here the past Week. Mrs. Mary Davb Henry, of Athens, vb lt ed here the past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. Buford are lu Frank lin. Tenn. Mrs. Foster Is home from n trip to Bir mingham. Mrs. C. T elle. Mr*. Jain*' Klnntsvilli Sewell b vbltlug In Hnrts- E. Penney Is homo from of Morgnnfleld, Ky., XX’iissoii b visiting In Nash- Is vbltlug Mrs. " vllle. Mpllle Andrews,Is In Birmingham. vllle. Mr*. J. L. Lipscomb, of Flint, visited »re the past week. Mr*. J. 11. Pntteraon. of I.aeon, Is here. Mb* Mnblc Hoff In in Trinity. Mbs Annie Hoop, of Trinity, I* visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rose, of Trinltv, vis ited here the jmiM week. Mr*. Cullle Porte in past week. Mb* Sarah Mnloiie ha* returned to Athens after ii visit here. Mrs. Naui Dutton, of Hopewell, was hero i*l Mis* Hedge- of Ulllsbiro, was here home from Falkvlll*. Mrs. Nannie Johnson, of llartKelle. vis ited liere tb-* past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ryder, of Birmingham, via- visitor hi T. N. Kyle ha cent visitor to , Birmingham. Captain J. M. Elliot*. Jr., and Judge A. F. Daley, of XX'rlghtMllh*. was» spending the Week at their **oi a i bit or to ftils city I rldny. , ii,\ir lliJinoiit un th*’ Toiubieli *-• t I11 II-.. L ln_i || |,. a - 1 ‘ K V Mrs. lltlto from a trip to try A. Powell, of H •ral da.i* thb w,«-k In th John B Hightower has MisIne^N trip t*» Mfl'-on M. V. Mahoney has refill m Atlanta, where he was he railroad «onitub'tou. I*r. uml Mr- E New Inn points In Florida city »•**! fro Jmlg' vrevllle. are vbltlug Mr* md family. <»u llarabon s» Dunlap has returned front Vlfe. or Gun r. p. .x i r.»id I Ml- I bit Mb Mary Lizzie Buie to tlaw kins' III** - faille S|«-.«r*. *i but Ira* return*! fm II. Keller and wife, of irtied to Dublin, their fut nvllle, was d nu^^rlaB^• f XI Id vllle. t ided i bit to South Amerb . -i . f hb parent*. Judge and -Mrs. R. D. Dunlap. «*u Fifth street. !r. and Mr*. P. T. Vaughn have return t<* their holm* nt NeJtnn. after n visit several days to their sou. E. H. Xanghn. Fourth street. Irs A. ti. Henry was the guest of * E. P. Alford and family during the i-k. uml returned to her home at Gun *\llle Friday. and Mrs. C. I*. Foster have return The Daughter* of the Amerl tlon were entertnlmsl «m Thursday after noon by Mrs. C. M. Crosby. Several pa- |H»r* were read. A salnd course was !served. Mbs Fannie Glover entertained at bridge on Saturday afternoon In honor of her cousin. Mb* llenrlette Glover, of South rnrnllnn. Mrs. Joseph Brown won the prize, having the highest score. Th** prise was a buiutlfnl sugar and cream **•«. Dainty refreshment* wer** served. Those premuit were Mrs. Brown. M»- D. C. CoIi*. Mrs. F. Vim UeitKieller. of Atlanta: Mrs. Nolan. Mrs limit. Mr- Field*, ami Misses Addle Seize. Mollle Seise. Cortelyo by. Thompson. Ifenrlett- tilover, Greggs. G**«*rge and Isflbd Brumby. Mr. ami Mrs. I.cke Nmltli .uteri number of tlnir joung friends on T flight wifi* a 4|eMghtnil dame. Th<* .voting gentlemen eompllmen votin': Indie* with a very etifovub! at the armory **u Tuesday uigui. the part ruing at 10:30 o'clock in the Gu«b*l< -'•'*• t M*th«slbt church. The bride Is a 1 daughter of Mr. .I..IL IPAttmbert. **f tlilsl umi " h** j Red here the past’ weeV Mre. Andle *»ldanl. of Galveston, Tex., is of the city'taking J OXFORD. ! Mrs? Lucy Thomas loft Inst week, after u I h 0 *’**- ert aim* I several of short visit to her purcuts. Dr. nml Mrs. 0,1 Tuesday evenlug, the Indies of Kt. Ibb party I Frank Means, of thb pla*i». John * parish gave n social *r the Guild Marie Evnns lias returm**! fr**iu At- house. In New D****ntur. The evening was ' -**ry pleasantly spent ... The ladle* of the C* guest of! Bt New Decatur gave a reeeptfoa In honor j of their new psstor and Ills g*K*d wife, the cbnrin- Xlisse < Innta. Annie Miller enlertaluel h**r young friend* nt » ••hafin*? I * me evening recently. Nh** luak Ing yonng hostess, ami those vv ! tortutmte IIS to tie invited v..,. -, M „. , Ruth Lamar. Gertrude Joseph. Floyd Fort * eipecie.l In <»vf,,rd nod Mary Hooper. Messrs. Cl»: ties Ansley. j lt**r soil. Eustace. . Sannni t'ars*‘n «d Atlanta. Willie Bailey. 1 lion. K. L. Jackson, of I'alhonn. wa* the And Mrs. G. Yates. Refreshment: G. D. XX’lientley ami lloliert Hawkins. guest **f Ills son, Thurman, at Mrs. Onle F I *<*rveil during the evening. Mb* Annette XXjilkcr. after a delightful ? Nr ' • - Tis, has retimied CUTHBERT. Mrs U. I. XXalker entcrtnli and Matrons' tint* on XXY-lne- A delightful salad • •d tb* XInWs' ' | __ Chestnut str*s»t, ami a very plc.tstti d fn*m a wedding trip, which was speut In meeting was held. lie Eastern cities. I Mr*. J. R. .Martin entertained the Ei Mrs. Edward Moss ha* returned from a • broidery Circle at her home on Fifth *trei bit to relatives nt ttiintersvllle. j Thursday utteruoon. Rev. II. C. Kegley, juistor of the First I Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and daughtc ■rlaii church, attended the meeting I of Greenville. S. t'., ar* vbitln itli hot , tUM-ola «*f the syi Ilou. Lb m| at Talladega thb ... rreme U*e. „r M*mtg*.ir *.f hb parent*. Colonel a* i*ry. b here. Mb* 1 to her home in Monroe. i Mbs Alice Merritt b n very attractive L ‘ ■ visitor In Hawkinsvillc. She will spend some . ; time in Mil eon b-fore returning liouu*. 1 j Mb* Adams, of Tbonisston. who has b*en ! the attractive guest of Mrs. Emmett Mar i' m>. ha* gone to Lumpkin on a visit b-fore returning home. | Mr. ami Mrs. George Fort, nfter being I very delightfully entcriultied as th.- guests . of Judge ami Mis. Alim Fort, have re- j turned t«> tnelr home In Washington. D. C. t ! Mbs Sara Collier, of Atlanta, b expected to vblt Atnerlcus at an early date. She has - I frequently h»H-u an admired'visitor here, t Miss A nib* Williford J,-ft Friday for ! Lumpkin for a stay «>r seme length. . , tjtilte a erowd **f nm-iety folk here saw * | Amelia Bingham In "The Lilac Room" last j Tuesday . veldn.J. her last Thursday. j Andrew C. Frey, of Springfield. Glilo. b Toilet of the teehnoiogb-al depart- vbltlug relatives In the city. Mr. Frey * X'umlerbllt Fnlvcrslty preached; the first mayor of New Decatur, and Sonia, AMERICUS. ■ral fair vislt*»rs are bing very charm- entertained here at preoent.’ Among iire Mbs L**one Robln^m, of Anubton. vho > Is receiving a iuany sisinj atte for more thnu n quarter of a ••enrury. For the post three years he hn* b-eti making hb home lu Springfield, Dblo. with hb i*rothcr. HEFNER, ALA. .. „ Mr. Richard McKeldin. of Athens. Tenn., xi, » « of . wwrie Hooper:! la vbltlug bis fri**ud. Mr. II. J. Ferryman, s' {u: 11 K^rLVrv * h, t - f «* , «-- *v , !£r , :" n h '" ^ ,, " t De«atur. b vbltlug Mrs. XX*. !». Ilalley.' 1 ,rnw * a Scotland. Quite a prominent ms-tni feature »tf the i .Examination b going on at the college W(s-k was the Lazanr given f,y th,. ^,11,.,, 0 f (thb week, and the children are full of rue*ts fill tile gn< ■■■■■■■■ Vis hostess ..f the Alto V Lee, Sr., on Fifth nftermv.n cumdl The young ladle* of the Young !' .... McDonald and her [ L’hion and the laidles' Aid Sts-lety of the I turn Barry aud Dagimi I First Baptist church served luru-heon down- ! XX’. XYedueoday and nmd«- quite a neat j vblt I Mr* ) the g *pl. VILLA RICA. Mrs. b. L. Embry an*! Mbs Rut#> Euil.ry •day in Atlant It** a number .»f .n., 11 , Jintuher «>f the citizens of this place flngubhed guests dined with them, among 1 hsnTl. lecture in Binning- j ih-m Indus tlnvornor Jowi.h Jr. T,trail * S 'W*»■«< -Th- lll.li..,. K.-lt.-y, ,vf snvinnnh. ; Dnj.l Tlnrt. Mbs Laurie Hooper entertain* 1 iiuits a 1 .*. n . *'.■ , had ns numls-r of her friends at I'lorlne Smith and little of At- nr here i left Wednesday b-iid the winter. H-nwii and J. A. Redding. *l»ent SuH*Uy In . S. A. Fr* Fla., for Urn*le Messrs Of Alltan.. . Mr. Edwin riuniib-rUn. ».f Atl.mta. 1 Bing r.-inth* s her**. Mrs. 4. B. Nlnubtary h. s returned t-» h*H«e Li F’*»ti*m. having -p-uf -s-v* we*-ka with Mra. J T. Stapleton at tin- II •lolph hotel. Colot.,1 U Terry I. to Daw***. Hon. Tbrnnaa J. Iletlln lectured Friday evening to .« latg*- audience f«*r the b*ne- ttt of the Etmnn Saiirem luouunient fund, under the nil>pb es of the Gudsdeli chapter, I'lilted Daughters .if the fonfedert*-v. Ml- Mary Fenell. *.f G* nterevIRe. wa H the zue-f *.f Mr*. *'. 1^ Gmm. on Chest- not *lr.ra ». during the week. Mbs Ned Due.Hi. who h»* be.-u vblt- I*. 11 -—si eat* Tin I nod id Club at tuclr leone Ira F. IHwklns nnd wife l.nte from a vb'.t to Birmingham. . Ifrockavruy has rctnm«sl front ■■■PIVW New Orleans mid ltirmingham. lantn. are gue«t* oLrelutives here. Mr*. Julia S. Tutwller, *»r Llvlugstou. I The tunrrlap* of Mbs lone Ison, of Grlf was among the prominent delegates in nt-1 fill. *o Mr. Erie McKeiizb', of Greenville. ti'ndauce at the state «s»ttventlon of the] Ala . waa solemnly**! Svvemher t. .Xfb* XX’oman’s Christian Tempemm** I nioti. i Ison has vbttcd here several times, and. The delegates to fit-* Woman’s Christ Inn j as the guest of Mbs Huhy Embry, was very Temperance 1 uloti wet** eutertnln*s| with pope,' InlOD jant re*-»*ptbm by tin* hsul uttioi at the \'<*nng Men’s ChrUtiao Assoclatio TUurstlny evening. Arthur t’halrseil. the new tary of the Y.ning Men’s y-elected tus-re- i'hrfsthm A*s*» •••ptloii by the Llxzb- t'andler I* ! In Atlanta. Mr. ami Mr*. XV. B. s|H-udlng this week refl. of Attauta. Imang Mr _ . MU* Leone ar “ I Hn ’ Morgan *n<| family, noon, last Sat unlay evening. MU* *“— IL-ofn-r b one of thb season's dcbuLlftte* au*l b InHeiil an ideal hostess. HEFLIN, ALA. The flefiln bras* band wn* called ... nUton tbit unlay right to aid In the election of Mayor Kerby. win* was standing for re-clecttou. There will b* much Interest in the i-om- Ink municipal election In lledin on D*st-ni CORDON. Rev. Wesley I^ine, an elderly and highly j eateemed minuter, delivered an able aertuon at the Meth'slist Episcopal church Toe*- An-[ day night. Messrs. Clements, Brooks ami Npearmaa visited Mneou this We«*k. Captain Rloor, the telegraph agent of n*ettng a ha nd*4»mi• resl- itranv •iiuii au«l wild turkeys kflksl troiiglit to Uefiin. .XlnrtLi Harris ami «.»tt tn.ki js at Coms>ut) thb this town.. ■ | dene* here. I there are | Miss Fruti#i* ; of her trieuds (‘**5 I I* spemlitii MIm Lydle Saxon entertained th*> iu g . tint** Club last Saturday In honor of Mr> Robert Saxon Beat, at a unique pout. card party, at which the prizes were non by Misses Marie Gllreath, Lulle Lutunkln and Carnell# Field. Mb* Saxon wag ,, slsted In receiving by Mrs. II. S. Rest. Uh* Marine Saxon and Mra. Clark Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Peeples cniertnitmi n tew of their married friends at a oli.-oiit* dish supper Iasi night. Mrs. Bert hints aud XtUa Henderson l.-fr last week for t|i-fr Itontes In Marfrccshom Tetdi.. rtter u visit to Mrs. A. II. rtnmiv Mbs .latie CrolU-k leaves t.ext week‘for a visit fo Baltimore. The Voting Matrous'. Club meet* t,hj.ir with Mrs. linrke Griffin. Mrs. ic. s. will he the guett of honor. Mrs. Edward McLain, of Ohio, will «r- rive tills week to be the guest ..f \| r * II. M. MrCafferty. , Mrs. Lillie Ilradloy Is visiting frlemls iu New York city. SYLVAN I A. The social season has been very HvHr lu this city for the past few week#, and entertainment* nre now planned up to thr holidays. Miss Etntnye Tliouipsou. of XVnshItigt<Mi. D. C.. U visiting Mrs. K. K. Overstreet here, nnd there hfls been several enter, to in merit* In her honor. On Friday, last. Mrs. E. K. Overstreet gave quite u delightful chafing dish partv In honor of Mbs Thompson, nml Mrs. t; M. Overstreet entertains for her this Mbs Mary Doll nnd Mr*. XX’. It. M?;i cuterinltied quite dHlghtfuily on Tuesday evening the Kocfnf CInb, of Kytvanin. MIm Sarah llnnibrlck entertains the club next week. Mbs Sarah Hamrick nml Mis* Stella Matthews will give n musical-elocution re cital nt the uuultoiiuui next week for tin* benefit of the high school. Mrs. Kate XXdibeunnt. of Savannah. i« NtKMidliig the week with her sister, Mrs. XV. M. Hobby. Mrs. ,1. XX . Overstreet aud Miss <'orris Overstreet returned this week front a short stay In Atlanta. WAYCR0SS. Mrs. H. S. Nettles, of Fernandlua. FI*., win* Iihh been spending some time in tire city, the guest of her slater In law, Mrs. Amelia lleldt, has returned home. , Mrs. Clarence Beck left Monday morning for Brunswick, where she will apetni -x few dny* Miss Bertha Dodson, of Americas, it in the city, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hlttou. Mrs. William Knox returned home Mon day night from Clinton. N. C., where «ri* hns bot-n spending a few days Mr*, lames XV. Bcllnger ami buoy left Monday morning for Hereven. Gu.. where they will s(»emi seven I weeks with tap- tain nml Mrs. C. C. Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Edwards and Muster Charles Bench Edwards sre in th# dtv, visiting nt the home of Mrs. XX. W. Bench. C Holmes Klteldon. of Brunswlek. aud E. N. I'alnc, of Jackoonvllle. were In the •itv dining the week, vbltlug relathci. Mrs. X’nnght left Thurwlay morning f"f u visit **f some days to Columbia. S. •’. D. F. Kirkland, of Chattanooga, Tenn., la In the elty vbltlug relatives. LUMPKIN. A very pretty affair of the season the salmagundi party at which Mrs. J. J. Thompson entertained on XVedneeliy evening In honor of iter guest. Adam*, of Thoinaston. Oa. Mrs. Thomp son was assisted In the entertainment <>r her guests by Mrs. T. L. Trammell nm* Mrs. XX*. M. lfumber. After the game*. delightful sulad rottroe was served. I prizes were nwanltHl to Mbs Fred S'*-" and Mbs Cliff Morton, and Mbs A*tsn»< received the guest prize, a dainty water color picture. Those present were M!«***» Pat Beall, Evelyn Rutherford. Atnzle XXtl- IIford, of AnmrJru*; Horn Everett. Gregory. Eugenia Coffee, Lucy Marshall, loin Everett, Lucy and Julia Nlmnsott, rrw HI tiger, Virginia Bolmrtaon. Mrs. Ms;td Adtuns, Miss Alma Hickey nnd Mbs Ma- Ik*1 Hurl*-*, nnd Messrs. Ed Rockwell. -X- G. Cozart. Ralph Newton. Jesse LstlnteJ* Cliff Morton. lien Phillips, E. C. IM'^. John Trammell, XVarren Lewis. l J cniy t Lynch, Egle Hickey. Murray Barnum. lb r * ry Crowley, llutculusou nnd Charlie M- lelah. Tim Tuesday Evening Card Club w.i* entertuliu-d recently by Mrs. Maud Ajiaat*. at her home ou Mala atreet. Mrs. Ada®* Is mi Ideal hostess, and entertained guests nt whist. The prize wn* wa.^ Mr. E«1 Rockwell, who presented It to Adams, one of the visiting young ijdi*- After the game. Mr*. Adams served ^ guests a delicious salad course. th' present were the members of the * comtM>*e«l of the following: Mr. nn*l . T. L, Trammell. Mr. and Mr*. LwWf Carter, Misses Pat Beall, Oenb Grepwr. Evelyn Rutherford, Eugenia t offee Miss Adam*, of Thomnston. *•«- jT* Messrs. A. ii. Cozart. Ed Bock well, •'*" Phillips aud Cliff Morton, and Mr. « n Mrs. 8. K. Beall. , ...... Mr. ami Mrs. F. 8. Ringer Uellsj jj tbelr many frienda on Thnradar cnina -or. aim Mr*. KlngtT were asst: talnlng by Miss Fred Nlnger. Miss Clyde Adams, of Thomas' !■ the attractive guest of Mrs. J. J • arlbjej,,, MeBdTbMC ora plvfn: h-**- ‘ cordial welcome. . Mb* Amxlo Williford ha* “rrlrcd Lumpkin, aud will spend some tiiu^ her aunt, Mr*. E. P. P* arson. , rite tnuny friends of Mbs Eveljri t .jj erfonl will regret to learn Hint hrf leave Lumpkin in a few •la.' " h3 ,r home In Atnerlcus. Heveral albB beyn planned for next week In ner » ( ., lf Mias Rutherford has made ninny J” 4 since, coming to Lumpklu. ami grestly tnlssei! from the social W'* Dr. F. B. Gregory and family 1 , r on December 1 for Macon. G*., 7 will make their home lu the fut debtrture will cans*; genuine re. entire community. Briug ri" both church and social cln-I* • K irturi* • rente* a vacamy that • • Lllwh , The Tucstlny Evening Card to have b-en entertain**J b* Beall oti Tuesday evening. Tt-if Miss <«eule Gregi»ry 0* FrbI* v rill *