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IXMAN PARK LOT! For Sale, one jof the pret tiest lots on one of the pret tiest streets in Inman Park. Close to two ear lines. See LIEBMAN, Heal Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. M. A. SHELTON, noS'T FORGET M. A. SHELTON IS g Mictldl More ou/1 range repairer; bait anil material guaranteed, both ubonts S. tl 8. Pryor atreet. LET YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. fASH AND 120 MONTH BUYS FIVE ; all white section: nearly pay balance. n»)-n.08B IN, NORTH SIDE; SMALL inane on tine lot. Thla wa* taken fur ileht c ivant the money. Coat owner 83,000. Trrma. ' tl»-NOUTH SIDE. 7-ROOM 2-STORY biuiae: all ImnrmemenH: paved atreer. This la an extra houae on a auikll lot, lienee ike cheap P rlw - t'aati. L'l.a- SOUTH SIDE. CLOSE IN, MX PI.'L- iiani atreet; large lot. and tali make WW-FOIt A 2-STORY 4-FLAT HOUSE, „n north aide: naw; extra, and ronta 150; aar. or 112.5') per Bat. Cloae In. Thla la goozl. If ILL EXCHANGE VACANT LOT FOR . . .. -|fj. eron „. xrlll t‘ houae. See me. J. a. brooks, 4*»7 FOURTH NATIONAL, BANK. PHONG 1393 BELL. MADISON. on Tuowlay evening Ml** Sue Held Wul- i ••implinieiited her cuent*. Ml**e* Helle „.l Mnnmret Fryer, of HrpiUmh. with n delightful mrU party. The houae wn» pret tily ihiDi-nted with out flower* nml fern*, T1pi'i> who naalRtcd tu entertaining were Mis*'* Klliahcth Walton, Mins Ittehmonil Walton. Ml** Mny Thomnoon, Ml** Lulu Walker and MI** Olivia Held. Mattie Mae Baldwin’ pare n plena- I liiforiunl party to Ml** Walton and her guest*. Ml mo* Fryer, oo Thu rad a.v even ‘ it Bit* May ThomuHon entertained Mint id her pueata nt a apenil-thiMlay iwrty tin Thursday. On Wedncodny >11** Kllzalrtdh Walton ive .in elegant (lining In honor of the Mi**e> Fryer. Thuau nreieut were .Ml**** IWIe and Mnrjcniet Fryer, Ml**e« Itlrh ijotnl uml Hue Hold Walton, Ml**ea May Thoniiioon, Lula Walker. Mo**r*. John Hud John Adam*, Frank Spivey mel Hoy Jhnld**, of I'atoiltoti. Mi** Haltio - (.owe Palec I* nt home after »a extended vlolt to High Hhoal*. Mi** Stella Beaton, of Montleelto. vl*lted Mr*. Jo«eph Vft*011 aevernl day* till* week. Mr*. M. (*. Ware and Ml** Alice Leak at- ’ended the BaY>tlat eOnrenllon lit farter*- rllle. Ml** Sarah Mustln. who ha* been visiting In Augitalfl, ha* returned home. Apnea (Jodfrey la attending the a of the ,1). * ■**-'* • The liniighrera runt l»nrh© e*d«y nod Children of tho Confederacy, under rieguiiL harlieene dinner nt the city hall Tueaday nod a handi realised. The t’L Hie mmingemeiit of the Daughter* of the • ’unfedemey, will pre*cnt "Mr*. Wlgp* of ’he UiihUagu i'olih" on Friday uiglit. No* veialter 30. Mine* lk...„ „„ w admired mie*t* of Mtt* 1 GREENSBORO. 'll** Mary Weaver la the gue«t of Mr. n|| d Mr*. lludunt Wearer, in Macon. MI*m* Anna Lewla. Ilallie Park and Mmy fopelan vlaited Mi** Georgia Boawell, •U Penrtehl, last week. Mi*« Henrietta Smith entertnlued n few friend* delightfully one evening during the '‘••*k. a Uelieioua anlad court*? with choc- •■Inti* ;iin| i-nke* wa* terved. Those who cuji.y.d Ml** Smith'* hospitality were Ml**. « Anna l**wl«. Ilnttle and Maria Park, ■-•I Mcmm. Joe Fau*t. Willie Juck*on. J. ' THE DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING. tontui MI**oa lloha mid Lucy Jernlgmi Mr*. T A. Hruiieh apent one day la— day fn*t week *hh Mia* Aunle Mnc Boswell at Penfleld. Mr*. Jnmea II. Crawford and little daugli- "**• ilul and r.llxnhcih. of Alhiiita. are s!y>«a of Mr. mid Mr*. B. It. Overtoil. br. and Mrs. W. K. Ada in* have re- ['•rnwl from ii rlalt to their daughter, Mry Walker Maddox. Ill Putnam eouuty. Mr. ami Mr*. Kd Hall, of Norwood, were rrerm gueat* of Mr. and Mr*. J. E. At- Mr. tnruei Ml*! - of Mr*. J. left Imit week Mr*. J. T. Boldiip. Ic - homo In Gnlnctrlile. Mr- Short, of AMI hi, Gn.. I* the guest "Hiet »i*ter, Mr*. L. I\ Jernigam Mrv A. C. Browu and little noil have returned to their home at Commerce after »» extended rWt to Mr*. J. II. Ghee»- ‘ Mis. Atlnn folk*. hinlu* Lewi*, of Atlanta, anent Sunday *hh id* mother. Mr*. Henry T. Iaewl*. ..Mrs. Griffith, of Athena, I* the guest of «nd Mr*. It. W. Branch.until ■•lending Thomaa Stock* Inatltute. .'ll** Ida fox, of Atlanta, attended the hninch-Wetr wedding here Wed neoday. Mr*. Brobaon and aon. who hav-i* lieon ! h, ‘ Kueat* of Mr. and Sira. John Palmer, JN'J, returned to their homo at Grcenaboro, Ml** Annlo Mac Boawell, of Penfleld, Is ih.. KU e*t of the Mlaoe* Joralgau. Ml** Itutb Bryant lia* returned home JjJJJ aeveral week** x1*lt to relative* In Mr*, livrmnn Gelfealer and daughter, Ml»* ^Thla Geimler. arc In Atlantu. .M's A. F. O'Kelley hn* returned from a — » to her Hlater In Atlanta. Mr*. W. G. Armor ami MI** Lol ft Ar !f!" r returned Friday from a two week* to relative* In Katonton, 3I*dl*on *"d Montleelto. . . .. Among the out-<4lown guoats at the Rr* neb-weir wedding were Mrs. J- "• }}rl— MIm Mary Lou Weir. Air- «wI Mw. ' V Weir. Ed Weir, John Weir. A\. «- (f l*. L. K. Poley. Hnimett A\elr, and MI**e* Rthel Few and Sadie Murray, of ffi^uai Mis* Mrrti* Wayne, of Monroe; MIm Sara Branch, of Cedartown; Mr*. C. I" fcrnUb and Mlaa Fannie Smith, of \\ In- jT'ille; Mr.%nd >Ir*. J. H- Griffith, of Ath*n*. and P. A. Wright, of Atlanta. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The notable wedding of the week ***< that of Miss Katherine Frana, only laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jrana, and Mr. W. Ham* Owen, of Providence, R. I.. which was solem- ;|* *d at tl o’clock on Wednesday evening. •November 21 at St. Johns church by l)r Van Winder Shield*. The bride F THE KIND SUBSCRIBER WHO PRE- IWttbUS VflTHTHE THANKSGIVING THURSDAY NIGHT'TO ATTEND THEIR A LETTER FROM JOHN SMITH, OUR FELLOW T0WNSMAN.N0W DOING TURKEY WILL CALL. HE WILL LEARN LITTLE SON. WIGGLES. ALTHOUGH THE METROP. SAYS.. 1 SHALL MISS MY GOOD OLD THANKSGIVING OF A GOOD SUBSTITUTE FOR LEATH- NOT A SERIOUS ONE THE CASE WILL DINNER AT HOME. 1 AM COMPELLED TO REMAIN HERE FOR SOME ER BY EXAMINING THE HINGES ON DEMAND A FEW DAYS ATTENTION. TIME. WHERE THEY DO&KNOW WHAT.HOME GRUB IS. OUR GATE. BARN AND HEN HOUSE, SPECIAL ATTENTION &IVEN AFTER thea ter PARTIES AT THE NEW wtm’RAT.Tj PALM GARDEN. wax strikingly handsome In her wwl- ding gown of heavy Ivory satin and duchesse lacc. her tulle veil enught with orange blonaom*. and she wore a butterfly diamonds and rubles, a sift of the groom. Her attendants were Mrs. Charles \V. Tucker, matron of honor: .Miss Mary Davenport, of t hat- tanooga. brtdesmnld. amt Mias Marie Hoynolds, of Tampa. |nal.l of honor. The attendants wore vvlilte chiffon and carried pink chrysanthemums. Mr. Arthur McDuff acted as best man. Ml. and Mrs. Onctt left on the evening train for their honeymoon and future homo In Providence, R. I. The visit of Vice President and Mrs. Charles M. Fairbanks to Florida has been the occasion of much social gaiety. Mrs. James P. Talltaferro. wife of the senator, gave a public reception on Sat- urday afternoon, November 24. In honor of Mis. Fairbanks, and on Saturday evening at the Board of Trade enter tained the vice president in similar fashion. . . Mr* George R. Lancaster, of Ghat- tanooga, was the guest of honor nt a hrltlfri’ party given by her slatei, Mr*. Charles'R. Towers, on Wednesday, No- J- Freels, of East St. Louis, has been the i-eelplent of many social nttenUona during tier vl.lt Jo her -Is er. Mi* R. It. Itosborough. Mr. and Thoimi* V. Porter gave a dinner p«rt> at wwch Mrs. Freels was the l,onor« Baker*entertalned"for her at luncheon at the country club on Thursday. Mre. R It. Rosborouglt gave a luncheon fot her on Friday and Mrs. H. B. Hubbard, j" entertained her at luncheon on —h—H.-muel B. Hubbard. Jr., en tertained at bridge on Thursday morn- in* followed by a luncheon. j.^epli R. Parrott gave a lunch- . *. .M ion this Mwon's debutantes IM^THE EMPTY ART OF CONCEALING OLD AGE 8T. From North, winter cottage log luto the J ' -ZZIW il Hopkins and family, of At lanta. are here again, uud are ocenny ng their beautiful winter home on Marine Street. Judge C. 1>- t'lark and family, of Chat tanooga. have retunieel for the winter and are jdeasnntly domiciled in their cottage OI i)r.*A^Andcreon and family have returned for the winter. They summered In Gheatar. N. 8. They are In their palatial home ou K Ml** , KH*abeth Bigelow, who own*i one of the handuomeaf winter home# lu St. Au- suHtlue. ha* returned for tho *«**(>&• —Ur F. F. DeCrano, one of the most noted artlata In the country, ha* returued, uccompanled by Mr*. UeLraij" T r By CAROLINE They ... street. and Mrs. W. N. P. Darrow. who Iiunds're.l among the winter rest,ten », O are imiiiwm* uu* uui jiui jiunr returned J ""'’..“Xo^he fort rew* to keep young. Every paper srsson nt their home, facing the fort reset p|r|t u J > ^ coU „ nnK ftnd poge to ten of tills season., honor of Miss Taliaferro on Wed “•3SSS5* t-iroirne Rogers, second daugh- .... Ar Me and Mrs. Charles B. Rogers, whose marriage to Mr. Jack Dickinson Hower. of Balnhridge, '->“■• KSSSKSSsb Thuraday :1 afternoon.*Mlss fa'be!'Cu^ Miss May Coachman, one of the inosi * ’..irti. season'* debutantes and bridesmaid at the Bowcr-Rogen, wedding, gave “ f ° 1 ' * " Tt fhc Hatuiday afternoon .tnnees and teas will take place at the Florida Country Club on November 4^ Mi-s Charles Stone, of Atlanta is visit mg her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. t. H. IcLane have re- ttt^ryrbm Denver. Colo., for the " mu's Mabel Cummer Is at home ” fu nn Extended YVestern visit. \irs D T tie row. wife of the |«tst- mnster. ls' crlUcally 111. ' Vlra John M. Kdiolleld anil little daughter have reopened their winter residence on Valencia street and will apeud tho acaaon **Dr! 4. B. Kinney and family bare return* ed from New York to winter at their cot tage on t'ordovn atreet. I»r. Kinney I* a prominent *toek broker. 1 Former Major J. l».MI«I<Ile'j’fft«fT U J‘ ton. 111*., accompanied by hi* family, 11 again In the ancient city They are ocenpy- Ing their winter home «n «a rear* atreet. on Tuesday morning Mr. Joseph McAJoon and MU* Dlta Tacettl will be united lu marriage at the Cathedral. r . Mrs. J. T. Dlsmnkes and Mist n.ssl. DIs- mulcps. wife ond dsnghtlr of Presldant DIs- mul.cm of tho First National bank of Ht, ,n ^.%reo,gc^T’Powrll. accompanied — I...- .tutor. .Miss Jane Jones, of New I nanmltrno. Iiohls a Augustine, are In Atlauta visiting relatives. They went to attend the weddbi of Mr. Ernest Dlsuitilies, nephew of Mrs. Pis- “ Having for their object the and promotion of muolcal talent In thla city, n niiniher „f society liUlM lmvn or ganised a society to be known ss gt. Cecttta kocltty. The chapter membership_ Is large nud Include* nmuy of the most gifted m fimnS5*lvloi|Jwl| l i'h5 1 olm«rvrt1 by the local repetition ^f hUTSa 'V.2r.-; X th ,£ nrniory. During the day a mstch target range, open to the state troop* of all !• lor- lila.wlll be participated In. ftVreral prize* will be offered. Listings in The Next Bell Telephone Directory Close tomorrow. Call Contract Department, Main 1300. MEMOR.AL8|R e VIC|8 d By elk(j Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenth, Nov. 3#.—Sun day afternoon the memorial services of the local lodge of bilks will be held In memory of the members who have died within the past year. C. K. Steward and Attorney L. M. Coleman will de liver addressee and a splendid musical program will be observe,!. Three Meeting, Friday. Then- are three mvetiugs nt the city ball Friday afternoon. At the claims em,. to me?l. The streets TAr ■» ‘ he 'S«wmiWf. W nton Saturday. NE of the inoHt pvecloUH lost aria of our tlm^ Ip tlie art of grow ing old gracefully. This Is particularly true of women, with whom the cult of youth has be come more than a fad. It Is an obsen- *!on that fill* their waking thought* and nightly dream*. Every woman you know past thirty has but one purpose In life, and that I* a per that you . page* devoted to telling Its femlnino reader* how to massage ciwny wrinkles, obliterate tri ple china and avoid gray hair. Every woman ynt niret spend* hour* In the’privacy of her apartment hop ping around on one foof. or tying her self up Into figures of eight In a vain attempt to preaerve the waist measure of eighteen and tho llsaonie grace of her vanished girlhood. Starch for Perpetual Youth. Beyond thirty the entire feminine population consfet3 of u vast army of Ponce OeLeona engaged In a frantlc% nerve-wearing, heart-breuklng eearch for the fountain of perpetual youth. They do not find it, of course. They find the peroxide bottlfc and the com plexion specialist and the staymaker, thut for a time aeeme a substitute for the thing they seek, and they cry out that they have founJ It, and that then, are no more old women. In a way this Is true. There a* few women who are frankly and nerenely old, who have accepted age graciously and without regret, and who are en joying the calm twilight of existence that Is, perhaps the most beautiful part of life, a« It Is the most beautiful part of the day. There are not even any old womens fashions In our stores, or any old ladies corner* In our households. Grandmam ma wears picture hnts covered with as mnny Hovers und feather, and furbo- lows as her debutante granddaughter. Flouriahea in New York. Nowhere doe, the make-believe young woman nourish no plentifully as right here In New York. Rldo on uuy car, sit in any theater, dine at any res taurant. and you may «ee here on nny aide of you. with her wrinkle* filled In with ]*>wder. her faded old cheek* painted Vermillion. Iter scanty old eye brows pencilled Into the proper line, her dim old eyes barking all the dimmer un der the elaborate bronxe or gold of bet- false hair, lier avoirdupois laced Into the tightness of her youthful gown, or the bones of bar scraggy neck showing under strings of Jewels. Nor Is her attempt to be youthful confined to her apircaranoe. Match Iter wriggle and twist Ir. her attempt* to be vivacious! Bee how she smirks and smiles and giggles, trying to be co- ** Listen to her conversation—rinor* Jure back her youth, uml to whom life baa not brought tho Hweetne**, dignity and wladom of age. Regard Age ae Curee. Women regard growing old as tho greatest curs© that can bofall them, but that la only becauao they make It ho. All of u* have known brilliant and beautiful woman, but when we think of the most attractive woman we have ever known, the tenderest and the moat lovable, and the one whose ohurm* abide with uh longest. It la of aomo old woman, with snowy hair and peaceful eye*, wise and gracious In speech and manner, and Into whose presence It wn» a rest and a benediction to come. It I* a great art for a woman to keep young, but it I* the greatest art of all to loam to grow old grucefully. fMfega.Ciga.gHs rsrarsarsr INJUNCTION STOPS BUT PART OF WORN "The Injunction loaned by Judge Feudle tou. on the |»etttloii of the executor* of thu Coker estate," any* Mayor Woodward, 'is not Interfering to any Inrgo extent wit!) tho work on the Washington street via* duct, ae the city I* restrained from work ing only on a *m*li part of the viaduct. I bare investigated the situation, and 1 feel sure the Injunetlon will not bo made permanent. The vladurt la not encroach ing on the |iro|*.rty of the t.'oker estate. I think lnve*tlga:!on will allow that Instead of the viaduct l»elng over nay part of tb« estate, It will l»e found It merely over bang* th-* cornice of the Coktr building, which cornice l> over the city** property." The hearing of the petition ha* Ih-cii set for l»cc -iiber 5. SOCIETY Continued From Psgs Ten. TO MISS PENN. Ml,s Anil* Penn, the guest of Miss M. A. Phelan, vas given a beautiful bridge party Friday afternoon by Mrs. George Traylor at lier home on Ponce DeLeon avenue. Sirs. Traylor received her guests In a house gown of green silk, trimmed with lace. ■ The house va- prettily decorated with cut Hovers and palms. After the game u salad course vas served. Mis- Penn wore a suit of white voile and a waist of white net. Her hat was of black velvet, trlmmftl with plume-. Miss M. A. Phelan was gowned In a blue cloth suit and wore a hat of blue, trimmed with wings. The guests Included: Miss Penn, the .Misses Phelan, Miss Huff, Miss Hobbs, Miss Louise Hawkins, Miss Kathleen Ill-own, Miss Anne Fltten, Miss Alberta Rankin, Miss Hadle Mor ris, Miss Blanche (.’arson, Miss Louise Baird. Mrs. II. H. Hlrscli, Mrs. Harry Hteams. Mrs. Edward Bishop. Mrs. John Kiser. ROBERTS-POPE. The wedding uf Mr. YYlIllnm Roberts and Miss Alma Pope, which tnkes place Saturday-, December 1. at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. I-uura J. Pope, on West Peachtree street, will be of Inter est to a large circle of friends. getting" EVEN. We nil have a sense of spile And revenge for a wrong— Getting oven Is keen delight. But the time will come along. Then pay with Interest back For what’s been done to you— Only give gain for their lock. For their false, give them the true! —AFOITHTA WALL. FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Joseph Bowen entertained the Friday Bridge Club this week at her home on Fifth street. After tho game delicious refreshments were served. The prlxe* were hand-painted plants. Tho members of the club present were Mrs. Bartow Blount, Mrs. How ard Callaway, Mrs. M. T. Kekford. Mrs. M. D. Francis, Mrs. J. E. Hunnlrutt. Mr*. James Lngun, Mrs. Elliott Miller, Mrs. Mary B. Meador, Mrs. Charles Price, Mrs. A. J. Smith, Site. E. G. Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Ilowen. Mrs. l.o- gon Crichton, Mrs. IV. E. Foster, Mrs. T. B. French, Mrs. C. T. Lad-on, Sirs. Jack Murphy. Mrs. Carlton Stiller, Sirs. John Oliver, Mrs. R II. Phelan, Sirs. Jerome Simmons and Sirs. W. A. Wlm- blsh. BROADFI ELD-DASHER. Special to The Georgian. Valdosta. Ga.. Nov. 8Q.—An unusual ly pretty home wedding, and on# of wide Interest on account of the social prominence of the contracting parties, was that of Sir. Lovls Pierce Broad- Held and Sllss Marietta Dasher, which occurred Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. J. A. Dusker, In this city. Tba eerauioaj wu* performed at 3 o’clock by Rev. R. W. Wallace. In the presence of n large number of In timate friends and members of the families. The elegant home was beau tifully decorated for the occasion with it profusion of Southern smllax and palms, fern* and while chrysanthe mums. Handsome candelabra and softly shaded light added to the bennty of the sc ene. Sira. JO. ,P. Rose was, matron «f. honor, ami. Miss Engle Dasher, sister of the . bride, was .mltkl of honor. Sir. W. A. Turner, of Al bany. was the groom’s lcost man. Lo hengrin's wedding chorus was played by Sirs. J. F. Neeley, as til* bridal |>ai - ty descended the -tails and entered the | parlor. The bride never looked love-| „„„ Her than she did on this occasion, j thp |.| fl i m „ nl . gowned In n while larulslne *Uk. Ike bodice was oxqulsllclj’ trimmed wltlf Irish point luce, and the (lies*, though of simple faahlom was truly ele gant In every detail. She can-led a shower bouquet-of lilies of tho voitay, maiden hair ond asparagus ferns. During the afternoon delicious fruit punch wo* served In the halt by Misses Susie and Edith t’onverse and Sties Camilla Stevens. The bride was reared In this city, and la deservedly popular with all classes, to whom she la endeared by her many graces of person ond mind. Sir. Broadfleld, who la connected with the Atlantic Coast Line railway, for marly lived In this city, but his head quartern nre “ — where the couple v .. _ They left al 4 o’clock for Washington and point* In the North for a visit of several week*. Augusta friends of Sirs. Frank J. Williamson, of Atlanta, will regret to learn of her Illness. It II feared -he itas np|iendlcltls. Sirs. Williamson’s mother, Sirs. Knthorlne May,” who I* visiting her sister. Sir*. S. A. Hemp- lilll, will leave on Friday for Atlanta to be with her daughter.—Augusta Herald. Slessrs, A. P. Coles. J; b. Twiggs, H. Tarver, It. L. Jones. A. C. Plonsky. IL P. Hall, W. S. Tarver and J. R. White- head left this morning for the Tarver plantation, near the Junction -if Dougherty and''Raker counties, whore they will spend Thanksgiving out hunt ing.—Albany Herald. Sllss Emma Roblbson Is the guest of Sllss Frances Harris, nt Slacon. Slany delightful entertainments have been planned In honor rtf Miss Robinson during her visit to Stncon. TlMi friend* of Sira W. II. George. Sr., will be glad to loam that after her lerent Illness she Is convalescing at the home of her son. Sir. W. H. George, Jr.. 4«» North Butler street. Sllss Edith Von Hook Is -pending the Thanksgiving holiday* with Sir. and Sirs. F. L. Heely. Hhe rotumu Sun day to resume her sludla* at the Nor mal Schooi at Slllledgevllle. Mr*. G. H. Woodall, of Jacksonville. Fin., Is -(lending a few days with her sister, Sirs. L. Si. Harrison, 853 West Peachtree. Sir*. B. F. Noble has returned to her home at -Montgomery, after a visit to tier parents, Sir. and Sirs. II. SI. l’nttcrson. Sllss Slaty Thomas, after an extend ed visit to Europe. Is being welcomed Inane again. Sirs. J. C. Stratford lias returned to srontgnmery. after a brief visit to Sir*. J. J. Abercrombie. Sirs. Frank M. Hult and children will spend December In Augusta with rela tive*. Sir*. It. L Duncan and Mrs. J. H. Holcombe, of Anniston, nre visiting relatives In Atlanta. Mrs. William L. Peel and Silas Mnrlon l’eel have returned from New York. Sllss I/Cllfc Hunt Is visiting friends at Albany, Ga. Sllss Nina Rulrcliaell la visiting SIDs Sophia Myers at Norcroas. Mrs. Harvey Johnson 1* expected to return Iront New York thla week. Sllss Adelaide Everhart Is the guest of Sllss Hunter, at Montgomery. Ala. Sllss May Ikigett Is, a guest at a large house party at Slaraliallvllle. Sllss Kute Waldo la the guest of. Silas, Mary Pmvell, In Slacon. -Airs. Jack Culler, of Mac-on, Is tha guest Ilf Sirs. Emma llell. Sllss Edna Rawls, of West Point, la visiting In the city. Sir. and Mrs. Robert Weasels are at Sir. George J. Hansen la III with grip a I his home on Morrison avenue. Mrs. Orme Campbell Is, 111 Slaton. Sir. Hlg Leers Is In New York city. HARALSON. MIm Emma Itawls I* visiting la /etmloa. , Miss Marr Kates, /if Gay. has l/een rutt ing Mls« Alva Callahan. Sir, Harry Barron, who for some time hat I/ecu with Untelilttsou Bros., baa gone to Tlltun. where lie will mnkc bis home la '*Judge tf. C. Ilndnett. of Carrollton, and Mr. A. <’. Pritchard, of Atlanta, were the this city, but his iieml- guests of Mr-. SI. A. Iluduett last Frtdsy. now In Jacksonville, Mr*. I-ail* Tayl/.r hs* gone to tlreenrllle. ile will make Ihelr home. 1 Mr. Van kobrrts I* In Newnsn today, no «in iiisko inosi- ii/i/sr,, Mr j awin Ad/lay la now with Hutchinson COMPLIMENTARY TO MRS. COLES. Mrs. A. P. Coles was tha guest of inor Tuesday evening at u most en joyable card party with which Sir. and Sirs. J. R. Whitehead complimented her. Store than llfty guests shared the plensure of the occasion, which was on the scale of delightful and lavish hospitality so noted In this Albany i — mi.. Mat.llamnn'a nrlea «'nd iv’lin RAILROAD 18 SUED FOR DEATH OF AN ENGINEER. BlM-ciul to The Georgian. Gadsden, Ala.. Nov. 30.—George 8. Rouse, administrator of the estate of the late Thomas H. Clements, ho* In stituted a suit In the city court of Gadsden for 820,000 against the Isruls- vllle und Nashville railroad, alleging Ilia! Olemenl* met hi* death while In Ihelr employ, and by reason of Its neg. Hgenoe. elements was the engineer on one of the lll-fatr/l trains which were wrecked at Ivalee several months ago. solstlon prlxe* were izw izi/icz //» •'/ C. W. Tift and Sir. T. SI. Nelson, while Sits. Cole* received a handsome guest’s prlxe. Elaborate refreehmentx wore served.—Albany Herald. DANCE IN HONOR OF MISS ADRIENNE BATTEY. Sllss Lillian llattlo and her guest. Sllss Adrienne Hatley, of Atlanta, will be the guests of honor at a Thanks giving hop this evening at the L/Jg Cabin Club. , . Mr. and Sirs. Cullen Battle, Sir. and Sir*. Walter l-amnr an/1 Sir. and Sirs. Langford will rhaperon the party, and there will be fifty guest* of the young er set In attendance. The details of the dance will snggest Hie Thanksgiv ing season. The programs are yellow, tied with yellow ribbons. an/I adorned with pen an/1 Ink sketches suggestive of tho season. The punch bowl will he in rile form of an Immense pumpkin, and there will be other original details. The party will be a pleasant affair for the young people.—Macon New*. NEW BRIDGE CLUB. A new bridge club has been formed and Is known as the Sunshine Bridge Club. The meetings take place every Wednesday morning und the club will be entertained next week by Mr*. T. J. Ripley. The members of the club Include: Sirs. W .A. Wlmblsh. Sir*. W. A. Speer. Sirs. J. E. Ilunnloutt. Sir*. Richard K. Miller, Sirs. IL II. Ridley, Jr, Mrs, II. Clay Stoore. Sirs. James Thomas. Mrs. Edward Analey and Mr*. J. Wlllu Pope. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, SOUVENIR NIGHT AT THE NEW KIMBALL PALM GAR DEN. in-on. Mr. C.Y Pritchard, of Atlanta, was In town a few dare ago. . , - Mr. W. I*. Onrrlnoii liaa tx*»n apiK>iut*d rural route carrier to take the place of Mr. W. J. Add/, who resigned. Mr. Kpltod Hwjrgert. who hn* attended the Lutheran wyuod. Ima returned heme. The Hoptlnt In dies held thulr \\. M. t. meeting nt th»* home of Mr. W. I*. Tnjrlnr lout Tueaday. ACWORTH. Miss Myrtle WIIIUui*. site/- spending some thuc with her sister, Sirs. ". A. Smith, !/** returned to Atlant*. Sllss Gen* Sl/urr, of Csrtenrlle. spent H/indsy heir with Mrs. J. Ii. lUh/ey., Sir. J. SI. 1'imiisllr. *f Statesville, X. O., r, Mrs. A. J. — ~ rturnszl from a r. Jlm*i{*lner. "If MxrSttn!' spent 8an- day with home folks. Rev. J. A. I’urawelL of ll*pslb*li. spent a /lay or two of last week with frirnda here. Mrs. K. M. Halley Ima returned front x visit to relative* In AtDntt. Mrs. W. T. Bailey Is spending this week at Kingston. Sir. JV. f. Itskvr, of Cxrtsrxrllte, w*» a visitor t.i A/ worth Sbnday. Sir. and Mr*. Virgil Rrar. of Konxeuw. OOOOOOpaOOGOOOOOODOOOOOOOO o WOMAN IN BLOOMERS r O CAUSED CHURCH ROW. O O o O Greencastlr, Slo„ Nov. 30.— O O because Mrs. J. O. Commack, wife O O of a deacon, w*a attired In a natty O a blue bloomer coxtume when the O O Rev. Str. A. W. Bonn and wife O O culled, the congregation of the 0 O First Presbyterian church, one of 0 0 the oldest und moat aristocratic 0 C religious organisation* In the city, 0 O is divided against Itself. 0 0 O OO0000O0O0«0O0$000OO0C3C0 C BISHOP ELLISON CAPERS ASKS FOR COADJUTOR, Special to The Georgian. Charleston, 8. C, Nov. 30.—The ven erable Bishop Ellison Caper*, of the Routli Carolina Episcopal church dio cese. has expressed a wish that a co adjutor be appointed at the next mn- ventlon of the slate diocese In M.//. Bishop Caper* Is not In good health en/l looks forward to being rell/wc,l of the active work of hi* high odk-e to a large measure. It Is most likely th:// his wishes will he regarded and a /-o- nljntor appointed.