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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
llltUMJAl, ULtU
No, little one, tread not the glowing
path.
Ah! listen, dear—
• The way la not aa lovely aa you
dream.
The flowers are not perfect aa they
seent.
Hut faded, scentless, In Pain's after-
math—
(ithe dots not hear.)
So, taite It not, the tree's gift, rosy red.
I tasted so.
And ate the fragment morsel, bent on
bliss.
But hungered on; for Joy's entranc
ing kiss
Showed fairer fruit on boughs above
my head—
(Tes, child, I know.)
Ah! follow not to music far away.
It ia not sweet;
But, rattier, hear faint .ielodlea at
hand—
(Alas! she goes, she floe* not under
stand
That so the sirens sang their mystlo
lay.
Too swift her feet!)
ltut foolish me—to think to teach the
Spring
Of Autumn’# woe!
(lo, little soul, ns ever Youth must go
Through sun and shade of Life to
learn to know
That only Hummer ran fruition bring;
God made growth so.
—Edith Livingston Smith, In The Out
look.
MRS. lewman'sIbridge
INVITATIONS RECALLED.
On account of the critical lllnr** of
Mrs. T. II. Neal’s sister, Mrs. Theodore
<'ooley, of Nashville, Invitations to the
bridge party w hich Mrs, Lee Low man
was to have given Friday in Mrs. Neal’s
honor have been recalled. Mrs. Neal
left Wednesday for Nashville.
BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. Flunk Stewart's bridge party
Thursday Milermnin at her apartments
in tin Mai llmrough was one of the de
lightful small affairs of the week.
The apartments were decorated with
American Beauty rose and ferns.
Mr*. Stfwart received her guests In
o gown <.f hlurk luce ovef* taffeta.
Aft* t the game a hot luneheon was
yerved.
Th- find prize was n hand-made
centerpiece am!‘the cunsoiatlou was a
silver violet bottle.
nUMMAGE SALE.
The Habersham t’.iupter ofj
the D. A. II. will hold a rummage **a!e |
in the building next to the Piedmont |
on IVucPtti c. Monday and Tuesday, j
December IT and IN.
Contributions ma> In *enl :«» the!
pIs'M* early* Monday nmnilng.
< me of the most attractive house gowns in n fashionable shop this
season Is the above model. The material Is of white and black striped
silk and the yoke and elbow sleeves ure made of Valenciennes lace.
Fort man. Robert Foreman, Jr., Clark
MASTER MORRIS BRANDON. JR., »»<•«*-H. Howll Jackson. Robert Mad-
ckitbdtaimc irDitrKinfi dox, .It,, \\ iliiK'i Mooio, Itutlierfoid
ENTEHTAlNb rHitNDo. Kills, Dan t’onklln, Charlcn Benson. Jr..
The party which young Master Mot - > J„nies McKeldfn. Jr.. Richard Hull,
ris Brandon gave Thursday afternoon; Thomas Hull. Hugh Inmnn Richardson,
at Ms home <>n Peachtree was one of Hatnuel Inmnn, Edward Van Winkle,
the prettiest affaire of the kind ever J?-. Thoma. Cobb, Howell Cobb. Comer
given in the city.
The table decorations were especially
elaborate and in keeping with the hol
iday season. Three Christinas trees
decorated with bulls, silver and gold
tinsel mid lighted with Innumerable
electric lights, were the prettiest fea
tures. At each child's place there were
Teddy bears tied with red ribbons, pa
per caps and Hatita Claus boxes of can
dy. The ceiling end wuils In the hand - !
some dining room were decorated with
smllax. red ribbons and many Christ-1
)imis bells.
The Invited guests Included Misses j
Mary Louise Brumby. Ktnmie Nixon.
Mary Hheddcu. Harriett Shodden,
Louise In man, Annie Grunt. Katha
rine Dickey. Adgute Kills, Kula Jack-
son. Jennie !>. Harris, Margaret lljnck,
Margaret Morgan, Cornelia
Howell, Walker Inman, Hugh
man, Charles Black, Jr., Robert Jones,
Doughty Manley, Jr.. Thonma lllmn.tii,
Jr., und John K., Ottley, Jr.
MRS. TERRELL ENTERTAINS
FOR MI88 JULIA WILLIS.
One of I he now! charming ovmti of
the day wan the elegant luncheon nt
which Mr*. J. M. Terrell entertnlneil In
honor of All** Julia Willi'*, of Colum
bus, ihe attractive guest of Aliases Ha
zel ami Stulu Adkins. Mr*. Terrell’*
guest* Imludetl a tloxen or more eon-1
genial young girls anil the ocea.lon
wna characterized by delightful Infor
mality. The ileeoratlonn throughout the j
mansion were In the bright holiday col.
ora, red and green, liberty rose, being )
used with quantities of smilax.
The 'luncheon table, with It* hand- J
lire
Huth Henson, lle**le McKeldln. Iinug- I some appointment* of cut alas* and | of liberty aatln. With this ahe wore a
laa Clay Paine, tlorothy Arkwright, h ||vim', tuul for It* centerpiece a t.luttoiu ; Iimiui 1 of red velvet.
Marion Hull, Alary Tompkins !• oitrnn, of liberty roaea. and the place card* Ml*a Sumuvlln Whitman was in
Jutta Black, Maty Intnan Pearce. Kmi* j were tiny Christmas carda. { black velvet, and Mlaa Jeannette H'vlft
ly English Robtnaon. Jennie English Mr*. Terrell received her guest* In utwaa mo*t attractive In a light blue
Robinson, Fannie Lamar Manley, tta-(moat becoming noun of IIkIu green broadcloth stilt, trimmed with alivcr
r ad Orme. Krskine Jnrnaitln, Maud. | taffeta, trimmed with luce and with! embroidery.
!obh, Lottlae flay fttiibb*. France* | butlila of velvet.
Walter Arnold. Me**r*. William Kiser, Ml** WIIII*. the luting ; , of lion-!
Jr.r William Nixon. Jr., Baxter Mud- or, waa gowned In a m sul
dox, Flournoy Maddox, .Marlon Kiser,, white broadcloth, with with • ahe
John Grant, Jr., Arthur Inntun. Preaton ju white hat, trimmed with white ti
Arkwright, Jr.. Laxvann Kl*cr, Trot! Mlaa Haxel Adkln* wore Halit
and ferna were the principal decora
tion*. •
Alls* Hardwick, In whose honor Mr.
and- Mre: Sage entertained Wedneeday
evening. I* one of tlie thnzt attractive
and cultured young firld’ In .Southern
society. Aa tbe daughter of Mr. Sam
uel'll. HArdtrlqlc, traffic manager of tbe
Southern railway, ahe, fin elttlm more
valuable' hereditary friendship* ' than
ordinarily fall to the lot of young worn
en. Mia* Hardwick h»* Just returned
from an extended European trip and
ha* traveled exteneively In thl* country
with her father. On Wednesday even
ing ahe wax greatly admired In a Pa-
rlalan gown of white allk net, embroid
ered In pink rosebuds and trimmed
with rare lace, and made over white
allk. Her bouquet waa of pink roaea.
Mr*. Sage wore an elegant costume
of white brocaded satin, trimmed In
rose point and duchess lace, and her
Jewels were diamonds.
Mrs. I. Y. Sags, Jr., wort a becoming
gown of pink radium silk, trimmed
with lace and made prlncesse.
Mrs. Sage was assisted In the enter
taJnment of her guests by Mr. and Mrs.
I. Y. Sage, Jr., Miss Hortente Horne.
Miss Florence Bradley, Miss Boslna
Raoul, Miss Ethel Kelly, Mis* Alberta
Rankin, Mlaa Florence Jackson, Mis*
Loulae Hawkins, Miss Ella Mas Thorn
ton and Mr. Hsrbert Sage.
Mlaa Florence Bradley’s pretty toilet
waa of pale blue crepe de chine: Mlaa
Louise Hawkins wore pink chiffon
cloth; Mlaa Flore no* Jackson's gown
waa of pale blue tnessallne silk; Miss
Ethel Kelly wore white net over pink
flowered silk, made prlncesse: Miss
embroidered In gold; Mias Roslne Raoul
wore an attractive toilet of pale pink
silk, elaborated with white lace; Miss
Kiln Mae Thornton's gown was of pels
pink silk, lace trimmed.
Punch waa served by Miss Passls
May Ottley, Mies Mery Traylor, Mine
Harriet Calhoun and Mias Marsorlo
Brown, all of whom wore pretty white
lingerie frockg.
NEW YEAR'8 EVE RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hopkins will
entertain their married friends at an
elegant reception New Year's ere at
their home, on Peachtree.
TO MI8S~ATW00D.
Miss Louise Todd entertained a few
friends Informally at bridge Wednesday
evening In honor of Miss Helen At
wood, the guest of Mrs. Qulncey Ever
ett. After the game a Hutch supper
was served.
Invited to meet Miss Atwood wer':
Miss Wilson, Miss Annie Kitten, Miss
Julia Porter. Miss Florence Werner.
Mrs. Mary Burt Meador. Mr. Dave
Kirkland. Mr. Joseph Nash, Mr. Eu
gene Ottley, Mr. Will Allen. Mr. Chai.
Sisson, Mr. Toteman Williams. Mr.
Stafford Nash, Mr. Tom Lyons. Mr.
Travis Huff and Mr, t'lem Dunbar, of
Augusta.
TO MRsTcOMER.
Mrs. W. U. Parsons entertained eight
friends at bridge Thursday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Hugh Comer, of Sa
vannah, at her home, on Capitol square.
MRS. LEARyTLuNCHEON.
Mrs. W. T. Leary entertained at
luncheon Thursday at her home, on
Ponce DeLeon avenue.
MR8. WHITE ENTERTAINS
AT LARGE RECEPTION.
Elaborate anil beautiful In every de-
tull waa the afternoon reception at
which Mrs. Warren Whits entertained
from. 4 to » Thursday In honor of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Hall, of Washing-
ton. D. C.: Mias Gertrud* Mc-Xelly. of
Mineral Bluff, and Ml*" Harper, of
Louisiana.
Mr*. White, the attractive young
hostess, waa handsomely gowned In
black Chantilly lace.
Mrs. Robert Hall wore a gown of
white pompadour silk made prlncesse
and trimmed with touche* of gold em
broidery.
Miss Harper was much admired In
an Imported gown of black net spark
ling with sequins und made empire.
Miss McNelly was In blue "Ilk made
princes** and trimmed with luce.'
In the reception hall a bank of palms
and fern* made an attractive back
ground for the receiving party, many
vasea of pink rosea adding the needed
touch of color. In the parlor the same
scheme of pink and green was used.
Hie whole scene brightened by numer
ous pink unshaded candles.
In Ihe living room punch and coffee
erv served. At the punch bowl, which
was decorated with grape* and autumn
W. ”iV,; —-""w—~ foliage. Mlsse* Ethel Eastln. Meta
M s* -.Use Landrum was particularly > Iim an d Lena Johnson presided.
•■“y j." "-‘I .velvet. with blouse “mU Eastln Wore a gown of wl
broadcloth, with blouse of ioec. Her
light velvet hat was trimmed with lav
ender tip*.
All** Elisabeth Adair was prettily
gowned In a suit of blue broadcloth,
with which she wore a black picture
hut.
•Ml** Doucette Larendon wore a suit
of liluo velvet, showing a touch of
black, and u blue velvet toque.
Miss Susie Mliy Pope wn* most be
comingly gowned In n mulberry vel
vet, mude princess* and fashioned with
doth of gold and heavy lace. Hor pic.
tine hat was of black velvet, trimmed
with plumes.
Miss Louise Sisson wore blue silk,
trimmed with Valanelennes lacs. Her
hat was a black velvet one.
Miss Agnes l.udson’s pretty costume
was blqe chiffon chilli .und her hat was
trimmed tilth blue plumes.
Miss Margaret Unison wore a "stylish
*ult of blue cloth, with blouse of Cluny
lace.
Miss Louise Hulrd wore a broadcloth
still of becoming old rose shade, and
it blouse of luce.
Miss Ella May Thornton's becoming
gown was ttf gray broadcloth, trimmed
loth of gold and Irish lace.
IN HONOR OF MRS.
VAN RENSSALAER.
Miss Roberta Burbrldge gave a de
lightful bridge party Tuesday after
noon at her attractive hdme, on River-
aide avenue. In' honor of her guesl,
Mrs. Fleming Van Renssalaer. of At
lanta. Three. tables were entertained
at bridge, and a number of friends
eame In for tea at 5 o'clock. Miss
Bessie Tysen made top score, and Mr*.
William H. Jordan, th* second best
wore, and won the prises, which were
unusually attractive antique brass
vases. After the game Mis* Eleanor
Cassldey consented to sing, her lovely
contralto voice being heard with great
pleasure—Evening Metropolis, Jack
sonville, Fla.
RECEPTION T0~DR.
AND MRS. 08LER.
Nearly every prominent physician In
Baltimore, many with their wives, and
a large number of nurses attended a re
ception and tea given In honor of Dr.
and Mrs. William Osier Monday after
noon and evening at the residence of
Dr. and Mr*. Harvey Cushing. 3 West
Franklin street. The reception contln
ued from 6 o'clock until 3. Tomorrow
Dr. and Mrs. Osier, with their son. Mas
ter Revere Osier, will go to Canada to
visit Dr. Osier's mother. Later, on
their way to England, where Dr. Osier
will resume his duties as roglus profes
sor of Oxford University, they will stop
over In Baltimore and spend a week
here.—Baltimore News.
MR. AND MR8. THOMAS’
GIVE RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mr*. Lovlck Pierce Thomas
have Issued Invitations to a reception
Thursday. December 20, from 5 to 4
o'clock, at their home, 43 West North
avenue, at which they mill formally In
troduce their daughter. Mlaa Annie
Owen Thomas, to their many friends.
CON E-PARKER.
Mr. Howell Cobb Cone and Miss
Katherine Parker were quietly married
Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents, dir. und
Mrs. W. C. Parker, at Statesboro, Oa.
Owing to the illnesa of the bride's
mother only the Immediate family wit
nessed the ceremony. Many elegant
presents were received. Mr*. Cone in
the daughter of Mr. W. C. Parker, one
of Statesboro's prominent merchant*.
Mr. Cone Is a leader at the Statesboro
bar and has been *ollcitor of th* city
court for a number of years.
The bride and groom left for a trip
to Jacksonville, Tampa and other point*
of Interest In Florida. Upon their re
turn they will be at home to their
friends at their handsome residence, on
Xorth Main street. Statesboro, O*.
MR. AND MRS. LITTLE TO BE
HOLIDAY VISITOR8 IN MACON.
Mr. 8. 8. Dunlap leaves tonight for
New York, where he will be joined >y
Mr. and Mr*. John D. Little for a two-
weeks’ stay In that city. Mr. and Mrs.
Little will return to Macon with Mr.
Dunlap In time for Christmas and will
spend the holidays In Slscon as guests
of Mr. and Mm. Louis Stevens.
The Macon frienda of Mr. and Mr*.
Little will be delighted to know of their
contemplated visit. A number of beau
tiful social functions have been await
ing their first stay of any length In
Macon since their marriage last sum
mer and the Christmas visit will no
doubt lie a very pleasant one.—Macon
News.
A Pure,
Wholesome Candy
As a delicious confection that is - absolutely
purtj and clean, Nunnallv’s Candy stands pre-em
inent.
No injurious adulterations cheapen its excel
lent quality, but every ingredient is of the highest
grade, and selected with the greatest care.
Rich in the nutritive qualities of pure sugar,
rich cream and fresh fruit flavors, it is a whole
some food, as well as a pure,-high-grade eandv.
APOLLO’S
Chocolates and $on Bons.
60c lb.
IIIHnHIHMnNMHHIINMNHIHIHHHHlIHI
We Ar* Atlanta Agents.
Frank Edmondson
& Brother.
Druggists, 14 South Broad.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUALITY ARE FEATURES
to be found here, an tnexhaustlve stock to select from, at unapproach
able prices.
SEVENTY * Nsxt Door.
"TT J.C.Mellichamp £* K :
Atlanta’s Only Popular Priced Jewelry Establishment.
This store will b* open evsry night until Christmas.
The Best of Everything in
FINE GOLD JEWELRY
and at prices that others
charge for inferior goods
DR. AND MRS. HOPKINS
ARE TO ENTERTAIN
Dr. uiul Ah.-. John It, llopkln* will
entertain Thursday evening at their
homo on IViwhtror *tret»t in hon»i
Mr. and Mri !tu**ell Hopkins
Get the Best
EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.
Jewelers and Importers 37 Whitehall St.
(i °Lis A. HOLZMAN,
FOR XMAS PRESENTS IN JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Watches, Cut Glass, Etc.
The Prices are Right. 94 WHITEHALL
FOR HER
Bracelets
Rings
Lockets
Watches
Pins
Neck Chains
XMAS
iluii
von.
A new stock nt prices
will certainly interest
Expert Engraving.
W. E, McMillen & Co.
Manufacturing Jewelers,
113 Peacntree Street.
FOR HIM.
Watches
Fobs
Charms
Signets
Scarf Pins
Caff Buttons
COMPLIMENTARY TO
MRS. H. M. COMER*
•Mr*. Fleming duBIgnen will enter
tain Friday afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. H. M. Comer, of Savannah,
\\ ho I* the jfut>*t of her daughter, Mrs.
♦ Turk Howell, Jr.
IN HONOR OF MISS HARDWICK.
TI*** elaborate buffet supper given on
\Yt*tlne»diiy evening by Mr. and Mre.
| 1. Y. Huge, in honor'of their gueet, Mina
Algie Hanlwh-k, of Montgomery, Al l.,
"»i* one of the most beautiful and de
lightful aortal event* of the early win-
jter aeneon.
The home of Dr. und Mre. It. |>.
i Spalding, utiieh Had been placed at
• 'he dlspo.HMj of Mr. nini Mr*. .Sage for
f the <m'cu»Io|). waa most effectively dec
orated nltli u profusion of pink ro*e-».
! xmilax. palm* und feme.
Smllax was u*ed in urtletlc anuuge-
inent on «linudeliei*. window*, cnblne’*
i and mantel* ami count tee* pink roues
tilled v.im-k and Im»\\Ih throughout the
\ a riot i* niHtrunentp. In the liiniug
loom tin* cvtUerpleoe on the table vvne r*
toll was** bidding many Uauiiml pink
i which was mu rounded by *i
tiunilMT or •.mailer •liver vn*. >. tjlK-,1
with pink n»Mj3 and allvei* calidleetlckHj
with nhutU’x of pink eilk and **l!r«-r
fl!agree. INxhrs anti iMxket* of eilvei
wcr«. belli with pink bonbon* ami the
l«r* were in the eanu- rosy tlnte.
• mi thi* buffet* and mantel vase* of
pink n we* a fid apray* of »mflax con
tinued flu* jirri*!!e decorative motif ».f
pink ami gteen. An elaborate unpper
hi nian.% «war
vhlle
taffeta.
Mi** Hart waa gowned In old rone
crepe de chine with trimming* of gold
and lace.
MU* Johnson was attractive in white
embroidered mull. ^ ^
Coffee waa poureil by Mr*. E. D.
Ltipo and Mia. Florence Harm*.
Mr*. Lupo wore tan silk.
Mr*. Harris was gowned iu black
crepe de chine.
The dining room was particularly
beautiful In Its decoration* of red and
green Here ferns ami Richmond rosea
were used In profusion. The table from
which mints and bonbons were served
tiad for It* centerpiece u piece of Mex*
b an drawn work, on which waa placet)
a tall cut glass vase filled with red
rosea. OtHclout Ice and salad courses
were senrtd. , ,
Vasfstlng In the entertainment of the
guest* were Mr*. Burgesa Smith. Mm.
John «. Dickey, Mrs. Victor Moore,
Mrs. tleorge King. Mm. John R. Wil
kinson. Mrs. Tharles Moody, Mrs. War-
on randier. Airs. K. O. Lupo. Mrs. S.
t\ Dobbs. Mrs. J. M. ftklltner, MUsj
Hattie Hunter. Miss Annie May l*at. I
terson. Miss Kthel Eastln. Miss Meta f
Hart. Miss Lena Johnson, Mis* Lorena
White. Mia* Irene Lupo.
Mrs. John R. Wilkinson wa* among
the attractively gowned women pres
eat. She wore a smart suit of white
chiffon doth.
Miss Annie May Patterson was ad
mired in a gown of net showing Dres
den figures und made over blue silk.
Air*. Burgess Hmiib wore gray crepe
de i-hlne. Uce trimmed.
Miss Hutiie Hunter won* an import-
ed gown of blue silk trimmed with
lace.
Mrs. tieoige King wore black crepe
»le chine.
Mrs. I'l.aiie" .Mo. Jy'* .'.."turn* \>:<* »f
;>Iup m.irqulai'tl".
Air*, tl. K. W. IMIlrtar »:>* x.mllSll
CHRISTMAS RECITAL.
On Ilia evening of December 18. at 8
o'clock, the choir of Westminster Pres
byterian church will give a Christmas
recital.
The choir la composed of twelve se
lected voice*, which have been thor
oughly trained for this occasion, and it
I* believed that nil lover* of oratorio
music who attend will be given a treat.-
The feature of the evening will be the
vendition of Nevln's Christmas Can
tata, “The Adoration." which l» an
artistic portrayal of the environment
and birth of Christ.
The sololat* will be: Mrs. D. W.
Webb, soprano: Mr*. A. R. Coleord.
'alto: .Mr. Curtl* N. Andereon. tenor;
Mr. D. nil* Nix, has*, oaalated by Mre.
■May Kinney, soprano: Alls* Bailie Hud-
dieston, soprano; Mia* Slmonton, so
prano: Ml". J. W. Stephana, alto: Mr».
Gertrude Cook, alto: Mr. Thomaa Lall-
m>'r. tenor; Mr. W. V. Martin, bna»;
Mr*. K. E. Kagan, organist.
No admission fee will be charged, bit
an offering will be taken for the benefit
of the new pipe organ fund.
The following ia the excellent pro
gram lo be rendered:
Part I.
Gloria In Bxcelala, Havens—Choir.
Ti Prcgo O, Padre. G. Nlcolao-
Trlo for soprano, tenor and bass.
Festival TeDeum In K, Buck—Choir.
In His Hands Are All the Corner* of
the Earth. Mendelssohn—Duet for so.
prano and tenor.
offering for organ fond.
Part II.
ciirlatnma cantata. "The Adoration.
No.* J. Oh. Come All Ye Faithful—
Choir ami Congregation.
No. 2. Behold, A Virgin Shall Con
cetve—Baa* solo and chorus.
No. 3. In Beverent Awe and Solemn
Slate—Soprano solo and chorua
women'" voice".
No. 4. Then Sweeping Through the
Arch of Night—r'horu* for men's
Voices.
No. S. Softly the Starlight—Chorus.
No. (I. And lo! the Angel of the Lord
—Tenor solo and chorus.
No. T. Glory to God In 111, Highest—
Choir.
No. 8. Hushed at Length the Gracious
Hong—Alto solo and quartet.
No. 9. Amen, Lord. We Bless Thee —
Choir and congregation.
MR. INMAN ENTERTAINS.
Thursday evening Mr. Edward Inman
will entertain at an Informal dinner
the following guests: Mr. and Mr*.
Albert Howell, MIS" Mary Thomas, Miss
Dorothy Horner. Alls* Constance
Knowles. Mr. K. A. Whaley and Mr.
Joseph Brown Connelly.
Nursery Friezes as Follows:
Noah’s Ark Panels, Farm Yard Scenes,
Toy Friezes, Morning, Noon and Night.
WHITE WALL PAPER CO.,
69 North Pryor Street.
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Di yt E R 6P B A*s. 0E
Atlanta. Ga. (01 AuMfrU BIJg.
OffliV Hour*. * (•» !?:*> 1t3J ro s
B. Ph**n# Main lUI
Krtideiit* m l>Xrbtr*v. |i Mata
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MRS. HAWKINS' TEA.
Mr*. Frank Hawkin* entertained at
the #econd afternoon tea Thuwday at
her home on Peachtree street In honor
of Ml** Loul*e Hawkln*. The hai* i-
eome home was decorated with <iuantl-
tie* of palm* and fern*. Pink ro*e*
A Oil carnation* were u*e«l In profusion.
In the dining room the table wa* env-
; ered wilh a lace cloth and the center-
pine «a* a atlver loving cup. rilled
rlth pink ro*e*.
Mr*. Ilawktn* wore a t.>ilet of white
hltfon doth, made over ellver cloth.
The IknIIcc wa* trimmed with lace .amt j
the yoke wa* embroidered in white.
Ml*n Hawk In* wore a becoming gown
of pale blue chiffon cloth, mode over
white and trimmed with Cluny lace.
Invited to receive with Mre. flawklna
were: Mr*. Edward Peter*. Mr*. Don
Panfee. Mr*. Janie* Nurmafly, Mr*. A.
tv. «’amount .Mv*..F»r»ne (*aini>belf. Mr*.
\V. H. Inman. Mr*. J. S. Goddard, Mr*
W: II. Kl**i. Mr.-. T. R. Paine ami
M»ss. Preston AikMight.
COMPLIMENTARY TO
MISS GEWINNER.
On Friday afternoon Alisa May
O'Brien will give a small bridge pnrty
In honor of Mlaa Gewlnner, of Macon,
who la ihe guest of the Aliases Alorrls.
HOLIDAYPARTIE8.
Among the pretty young school girls
entertaining during the Christmas hoi-
idaya will be Alisa Sarah Cowles, who
Will give an afternoon tea December
23, anil Allas Fannie Hinton, w)io will
give a card party.
boxTarty.
Saturday night a box party will be
given In honor of Miaa Julia Wltiis, of
Columbus, Oa., the guest of the Misses
Atkins, by several gentlemen friends.
TO MISSCOLLIER.
Airs, Prloleau Ellis entertained at a
bridge luneheon Thursday In honor
Miss Sarah Collier. The gueats In
cluded Mlaa Collier’s attendants and. a
*cw Intimate friends of the hostess.
Air*. Kill* wore a gown of white
silk, trimmed in lace and chiffon. Alisa
Collier wore a brown velvet goivn and
a lint of brown, trimmed with plumes.
The first prise wa* a Cluny lace cen
terpiece. and tlie guest of honor was
presented with a bouquet of bride roi
Her decorations on the table were
narcissus.
FOR MI8S CUNNINGHAM.
Allas Lucy Hines will entertain at
MISS BAXTER ENTERTAINS.
Among the charming entsrtalnmeni"
given in honor of Mlaa J)illa Willis, "t
Cotumbus, who la visiting the Misses
Atkins, waa the delightfully Informal
fan-tan party given Wednesday by
Alisa Bessie Baxter.
The prize, a pretty book, was won
by Alisa Aline Ruse. Tlie guest of
honor, Alisa Willis, was presented with
a handsome work bosket.
Luncheon was served after the gam".
THE,KODAK HOUSE.
We have something new—The Kod.i.
Box. It'a a light tight metal box h"
developing your Brownie Aims in broa.i
daylight. A Brownie No. 2 Camera. tK-
Developing Box. film, chemicals and
everything complete for taking and tin -
ixhlng up pictures, in a bountiful
Christmas box. for 14.00. A child can
handle one successfully. A. K. Hawk ■
Company. The Kodak House, 14 White
hall atreet.
Old Clothes Dyed to Look
Like New by Tom Weaver.
93 Peachtree St.
OPERA GLASSES
Not only make a handsome gift, but
on* of !n*ttng usefulnt**. We huv*
Ju*t received three of the largest im-
[lortatlon order* ever shipped to At*
antn. Mulre and other high Kf^"
Every ala** guaranteed. See them
bridge party on the afternoon of De- I .iS ..ESf i? Wa iter
cetnber 20. in honor of MI** Ruth (Tun- SSH?-*! 1h ?wJ£2?* rJm?25?v l6 rt Poach-
nlngham. of Richmond. i Company ' Cl P
TO MRS. J. N. CRAIG.
Mr*. Alice Mu*e Thonma will filter- i
min at a tea next Tueedny afternoon I
In honor of Mr*. J. X. Craig, of Plem-
son, 8. C,
tree street.
State dinner* iu honor of the Pr«-I«
and Mr*, ltooeerrlt will begin I»e<viidiu
with Vlif I'rexldent atnl Mr*. Fnii'l'.t
n* h«>*t and lu»*te**. The enbfuet
(••r* *ml their wires will folio* In •*(
tnlolng.
SUPERB COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING GIFTS.
LARGE HANDLER OF GORHAM STERLING SIL
VER.
MY FALL STOCK IS COMPLETE.
Charles W, Crankshaw,
Diamond Merchant and Jeweller.
16 Whitehall St., Century Bldg
A Gift of Gifts
A tiling women really yearn for, and a fashion in 111,1
tlie moment, but of all times—the Chatelaine Wateli. ' Ve
are showing these wat-iies in exquisite styles—jewflf i.
enameled and plain.
DAVIS & FREEMAN, Jewelers.