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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, bAILKMAY, UKI'KMBKU 15, 19C* SOCIETY... Mrs. George C. Ball, Editor. Charlotte Stewart, \ ...... . Selene Armstrong,/ Assistants. And Womans Interests huffaker-welsh. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. HufTaker an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Laura Havgood, to Mr. John Fleming Welsh, which took place on Thanks giving Day. . _ The ceremony waa performed by Rev. Mr Briggs, of the Capitol Avenue Baptist church. ■rile bride Is a young woman of at- I tractive personality and lovable dis position, and Mr. Welsh Is a rising voung business man who has many friends In the city. Since the announcement of their marriage has been made public, Mr. and Mrs. Welsh have received the congratulations of a host of friends. MRS. STEWART8 TEA. Mrs. Frank Stewart's tea was a pret ty event of Saturday afternoon. The | decorations were palmB, ferns and red roses. In the dining room the table covered with Venetian lace mats I and the centerpiece was a vase of red roses. Misses Holland served tea and Miss Martha Boynton served punch. Mrs. Stewart wore a gown of blue [ and green plaid, made prlncesse and trimmed with baby Irish lace. Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Stewart's mother, u'as gowned In a black lace over taf- | feta. The Misses Holland wore white silk I toilets, fashioned with Valenciennes laces. Miss Boynton wore a gown of blue silk, trimmed with Irish lace. [ MRS. SEELY’8 BOX PARTY FOR MISS SARA COLLIER. Saturday afternoon at the Grand I Mrs. F. L. Seely entertained a congen ial party of women In honor of Miss Sara Collier. Occupying *a bo* with Mrs. Seely and Miss Collier were: Mrs. Henry Collier, Miss May Haverty, Miss | Hallie Ellis and Mrs. Albert Collier. MISS JONES’ DEBUT PARTY. Miss Josephine Jones will be lntro- | duced formally to Macon society Fri day evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. I Jones entertain at a large and brilliant dance at the Volunteers’ armory. Miss Jones will have as her guests Miss Katharine Oholstln, of Atlanta, and Miss Annie B. Phlnlzy, of Athens, | and these young women will be In the receiving party. A large number of guests have been i Invited, and the function will be a very I delightful affair,—Macon News. NATIONAL CONVENTION OF COLLEGE SORORITY. The opening session of the first na- I tlnnnl convention of the Alpha Delta Sorority was held Friday afternoon at I j!: 30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Willingham, at Macon, where all | the business sessions of the convention will be held. At the opening session the program consisted of addresses of welcome and responses and the singing of the special songs prepared for the convention. The address of welcome In behalf of the I alumnae chapter was made by Mrs. Edgar Ross, and the address In behalf of the active chapter by Miss Newell Mason. A paper by Mrs. Mary A. Olass, a I member of the first Adelphean society, vas read by Miss Stella Daniel. The chapters represented aro those at the following colleges: Winston-Salem, N, c„ Mary Bald- | win College, Staunton. Va.; University "f Texas, at Austin, Texas, and Sophie .Newcomb College, at New Orleans La. Saturday afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock Mrs. Robert Smith entertained the del. (‘gates, the members of the alumnao “'id the Wesleyan Alpha Delta Phis ;| t a beautiful reception. Mrs. Smith "as assisted In receiving by her daugh- I ter. Miss Ruth Smith, who Is the I youngest member ever taken In by eith er sorolty. She Is only eleven years “Id. and was Initiated this year. Saturday evening the delegates will ne complimented with a banquet ut< | the Hotel Lanier. The cafe will be elaborately decorated with white chrys- | amhemums In the greatest abundance, and the blue will bo Introduced in a tracery of misty tulle wound In and One of the most charming empire designs seen this season Is shown In the above Illustration. The gown is made of radium silk and trimmed with point de Vefflse lace. out ardund the plateaus of flowers. Covers will be laid for forty guests and an elaborate menu served. Toasts will be proposed and the sorority songs rendered, and a general good time en joyed t>y those present. THE MASTERS’ CLUB. The Masters’ Club gave a very In teresting program Wednesday after noon at Miss Evelyn Jackson's*studio In Forrest avenue. The program was as follows: (a) Good Morning Gurlltt (b) Flattery .Bachmnnn Mlsse Isabel and Margaret Hnhlwln. Company Comes A treat that makes tha meal complete ia Maxwell Coffee Tha moat dallghtful and "idaly used high grade Coffaa In tha 8outh today. IN .CANS , CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE C0.| y<AinviLlE,TEtt|f. HOUSTON,TEX. Miss Amelia Smith. The Pink Llchner Miss Dorothy linemen. The TWo Froggies Cratnm Miss Susie Hunter. Sleep Little Pigeon C'ramm Miss Isabel Baldwin. Ilut-a-tut-tuts C'ramm Miss Frances Springer. Tho Village Festival.. .... ..Schmoll Master Sterling Hunter. Rock-a-bye Cramm Miss Katharine Blnkc. The Woodland Swing Krogmann Miss Elizabeth Smith. SIb Tetnpy’s Story Chadwick Miss Margaret McCarty The Tulip Llchner Miss Harriet Cole. March Reger Miss Margaret Baldwin. The Hunter's Horn Schmoll Miss Clara Harrison. Chansonette Krogmann Miss Agnes Williams. (a) I Lovo Little Pussy.. ..Blederman (b) The Dinkey Bird Cramm Miss Mary Lamar Knight. On the Meadow Llchner Miss Helen McCarty. The Merry-Go-Round Ellenberg Miss Marlon Dunsun. (a) Hungarian Dance Renard (b) By the Brook Wenzel Miss Gladys White. The Fountain Bohm Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick. Valse In Bb.. Godard Miss Barbara Hunter. A Walk Under Oak Trees.. ..Sartorlo Misses Cairle Hoyt Brown and Jack- ■ son. GILLETTE-FALLON. The announcement of the approach ing marriage of Miss Gertrude Gil lette to Mr. Harry Tilden Fallon will bo received with Interest by a number of friends In Atlanta. The wedding will take place on the evening of De cember 20, In the apartment of the bride* uncle, Mr. George Black, at the Marlborough. The bride "111 be given away by 'her unele, Mr. George Black, and will have as her maid of honor Miss Blakely Cuyler Logan. Mr. Harry Baylor, Jr., will act us best man, nnd the ushers will be Messrs. William 1J. Underwood and Wiley A. Jones. Rev. C. B. Wllmer will perform the Impressive ceremony. Miss Gillette Is a most attractive young woman, who, during her resi dence In Atlanta, has made many friends here. That she will reside per manently in Atlanta after her marriage Is a matter of congratulation to all who know her. Mr. Fallon Is a prominent young business man, who has here a wide acquaintance. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Fallon will be at home at the Marl borough. TELEPHONE SALE. Next Tuesday afternoon at the home f Miss Georgia Watts, on Spring street. Chapter No. 9 of All Saint* > Church will give a unique and Interest- ! mg entertainment, a telephone sale, for the benefit of the church. ' . Chapter No. 9 Is composed of a ] number of the attractive young girls. of All Saint* congregation, under the direction of Miss Katherine Woods. A | charming entertainment l« being ar ranged for Tuesday afternodn, and a large crowd Is expected. The publlo Is cordially Invited to be present pupilsHrecital. The pupils of Miss Furlow Anderson gave n delightful musical recital Sat urday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock In Miss Anderson's studio, In the Lowndes building, when the following excellent program was rendered: 1. Plano Solo, March—Miss Augusta Gardlen. 2. Plano Solo. "Schottlsche,” Close— Miss Elsie Barton. 3. Vocal Solos, Plantation Lullabies, (a) “Ben Bolt," (b) "Suwanee River"— Miss Louise Griffin. 4. Plano Solo, "Narcissus," Nevln— Miss Mary Vest. 5. Vocal Solo, “Sing Mo to Sleep”— Miss Annabel Love. 6. PIdno Solo, Haydn Sonata, No. 7— Miss Sadie Jarvis. 7. Vocal Solo, "Carlsslma,” Penn— Miss Jennie Lou Powell. 8. Plano Solo, Mozart Sonata, No. 0— Miss Rosa SugRrman. 9. Vocnt Solo, "Life's Lullaby," Lane —Miss Annie Lou Collier, DANCE AT SEGADLO’S. The Informal dance at Segndlo's Fri day evening was attended by a number of the belles ahd beaux. Among those present were: Miss Irene Kenefick, Miss Adora Anderson, Miss Loulie Roper, Miss Janie Speer, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Elizabeth Adair. Miss Susie May Pope, Mias Bessie Woodward. Miss Martha Woodward, Miss Anita Penn. Miss M. A. Phelan, Miss MacGowan Phelan, Miss Louise Hawkins. Mias Julia Meador, Mias Nina Gentry. Miss Meeks, Miss Laura Payne, Mr. Arthur Lane, Dr. Meador Goldsmith, Mr. Eu gene Haynes, Mr. Logan Clarke. Mr. Arthur Clarke, Mr. Versatile Glenn, Mr. Louis Gregg, Mr. Rob Gregg, Mr. Ritchie Kimball, Mr. Gordon Smith, Mr. Dick Harris. The chaperons Included Colonel and Mrs. C. L. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Payne. 8T. ANTHONY’S GUILD. There will be a call meeting of St. Anthony’s Guild at the residence of Mrs. Joel Chandler Harris, 312 Gordon street, at 8 p. m. All the members are urged to be present, as business of Importance will be discussed. LILLIAN HARRIS. Secretary. TACKY~PARTY. Recently the members of the “Butt In” Club were entertained with "tacky party" at the home of Miss Lollie Bell Arnold, on Mllledge ave nue. A most enjoyable time was spent playing games. The feature of the evening was the sleight of hand per. formance given by Mr. Arnold. The prizes awnrded to the tackiest guests were given to Miss Emma Me Donald and Mr. Albert Baines. Amoni those present were: Misses Grace an< Emma McDonald, Kathleen Marks, Iva Mae Covington, Emmie Hart. Addle Chambers, Annie Gifford and Lollie Bell Arnold: Messrs. Skinner, Brld well. Graves, McWaters, Marks, Mc- Hann and Barnes. MISS MILLEN’s'BOX PARTY. Mias Lucy Mlllen entertained at box party Saturday afternoon at the Grand, in honor of Miss Mae Healy. Her guests were: Miss Healy, Misses Helen Cay, Marie Houston, Annie Lou Pazett, Florence Dennis, Jennie Lowry, Edna Pugh, Millie Mae Harrison and Mrs. Oscar Ragland and Mrs. Arnold. ’POS8Um"hUNT. A party of young people enjoyed possum hunt Friday evening at Fort McPherson’s. After the hunt they were entertained at supper by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jones. The party Included: Miss Hattie May Holland, Miss Alice Gentry, Miss Muriel Hall, Mtas Vandiver, Miss Nancy Prince, Miss Kitty Cope, Mr. Hunter Muse. Mr. Frank Baker, Mr. Joe Eby Mr! Dick Gregg, Mr. Jack Prince, Mr Guy Norman, Mr. Fenton Gentry, Mr. Marshall Johnson. ANNUAL CAKE 8ALE. The annual cake sale which the young ladles of the Orphans' Aid So ciety has held for the past few years, will be given by them on December 18, 20. 21 and 24, the days being Wednes day, Thursday, Friday of next week and Monday of the following week. The sate will be held In the store of the Benjamin Pharmacy Company, cor ner of Whitehall and Mitchell streets, On Wednesday the ladies In charge wilt be Mrs. Ralph Rosenbaum, Mrs. Eu gene Oberdarfer, Mrs. L. B. Joel, Mrs. L. J. Regenstcin, Jr., Miss Edith Rosen baum. Miss Madeline Hlrsch. On Thursday the ladles In charge will be Miss Carrie Blrkart, Miss Spitz, Miss Mlchaelson, Miss Leers, Mrs. Slg Samuels and Mrs. Sol Samuels. On Friday Miss Fannie Picard, Mrs. Charles Adler. Mrs. B. Z. Phillips, Mrs. J. J. Foote, Mrs. J. E. Sommerfleld, Mrs. Louis Regensteln, Miss Jacobus. On Monday, the 24th. Miss Rich, Mrs. O. R. Strauss, Miss Rose Rich, Mrs. J. H. Hlrsch, Jr., Miss Buetah Haas. A lot of fine home-made cakes will be for sale, and the ladles In charge will he glad to see all of their friends, and also to receive advance orders for any kind of enko wished for. Remem ber the place—Benjamin’s Pharmacy, MI8S PARK8 "tO ENTERTAIN. Miss Alllne Parks will entertain at cards at her home, on Forrest avenue, on the afternoon of December 20. The party will be given In honor of Miss Katherine Alagath, of Oxford, Qa. WHAT SHALL I GIVE HER? Of course, it is what you think she would like best And' is there anything a woman admires and appreciates morai than some beautiful piece of jewelry? We have been sup-4 plying the wants of the discriminating women of Atlanta for a good while, hence We Would Suggests BRACELETS ALL DIAMOND DIAMOND AND PEARLS DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE DIAMOND AND RUBY DIAMOND AND AQUAMARINE ALL AMETHYST ALL SAPPHIRES ALL RUBY PLAIN GOLD RINGS SILVER PEARL AND DIAMOND SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RUBY AND DIAMOND. EMERAL DAND DIAMOND TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND. CARD OASES TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS PURSES, ETC. BROOCHES PIN SETS WATCHES SIGNET RINGS HATPINS i Have a Sewing Machine Delivered To Her Christmas Morning Picture the warm wel come that will meet such a gift—the welcome from wife or mother, daughter, sister or sweetheart I Every household re quires a sewing machine, of course. And every woman deserves the one machine which is everywhere recog nized as the best that money can buy. Give her a Singer It lasts a lifetime. J 79 WHITEHALL ST. Yet— To Make the Best Present of a Lifetime GOLD MOUNTED COMBS EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. The Popular Jewelers, 37 Whitehall St.| Musical Programs. FIRST METHODI8T. Morning. Organ Prelude, -Cryua Anlmam— Rossini. Te Deum—West. Solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Llveth" (The Messiah). Handel—lllss Brown. Organ Postlude—Rogers. Evening. Organ Prelude, Toe,'ala In O major— Dubois. '■r'ome Unto Me"—Ooenen. "O, Jesus. We Adore Thee"—Brewer. Organ Pbatlude—Driffield. Choir First .Methodist Church—Ills* Grace Lee Brown, soprano and di rector: Mrs. J. K. Leo, contralto: ,T. L. Dale, tenor: ff, P. Hunter, bass; Miss Eda Bartholeinew, organist. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning. Prelude—Faulkes. "Comet"—Verdi. Voluntary. "Te Deum”—Buck. Offertory, "Morning Land,” Buck— John 8. Scott. A nthem—Ambrose. HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS VIA GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. On account of Chrtstmae holidays tickets will be sold at all points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi river, 8t. Louis, Mo„ included, at rate of one and one-third first-class fare, plu* 25 cents, for the round trip. Tickets on -ale at all stations De cember 21) to 25. 20. 21 and January 1, final limit January 7, 1»07. For further Information apply to any i ticket agent, or ; A. G. JACKSON, C. C. M’MILLIN, t 0. P. A. A. G. P. A. Auguste, Gs. Postlude—Basel. Evening. Prelude—Massanet. “Comet"—Gounod. Voluntary, "Ho, Every One That Thlrsteth,” Rogers—Mr. Robert Barry and rholr. Offertory, "Tha Earth la tha Lord's'*— Greene. Postlude—Glgout. TRINITY METHODI8T, Morning, Organ Prelude—Batiste. Voluntary, "Jubilate Deo"—Williams. offertory, solo—Mlsx Mary Pltter. organ Postlude—Bach. Evening. Voluntary, "Savior. Like a,Shepherd” —t 'had wick. Offertory. "O, Gladsome Light"— Buck. organ recital at 7 n, nt. Suite—Rogers. Prologue, March, In termezzo, Toccata. Chzrles A. Sheldon, Jr, Organist 8EC0NDBAPTI8T. Organ Pralude, "Bercenao”—Reed. Anthem, "Sing Unto the Lord"—Buck Offertory. “If With All Tour Hearts" —Mendelssohn. Organ Postlude, "Processional March’’—Gullmant. Evening. Organ Prelude, “Offertory"—Chamt- nade. • Anthem. "The Radiant Moon"— Woodward. Offertory, "Nearer My God to Thee,” Llebo-Schllllng—Mrs. J. W. Shlnhotser amt choir. organ Postlude, "March”—Clarke. HARALSON. Mr, George liable, for several year* tax collector oF t.'oweta county, died Monday afteruuon nnd wns burled at the t.utlieraa cemetery Tneaday. Continued on Page Seventeen.