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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1908. 11 IIHHHMHMMMHHIMMHMHIMHIHItlHMHIMMMMHHIUimilMmHHHtHHHIIMIIMIH ' SOCIETY L AITCHISON-MORRIS. 8p#Hnl to I'ho Georgian. . Wuirenton, do., Deo. 18.—A wedding In which many persons In this city are interested, was that solemnized at high noon today at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Morris, of Warren ton, Ga., when their daughter, Miss Ella Florence Morris, of Atlanta, was united In marriage to Mr. Harry P. Altchison. of Anniston. Ala., the ceremony being performed by the Rev. B. H. Ivey, of Warrenton, before a small number of relatives and close friends of the con tracting parties. The bride was attended by her sis ter. Miss Ridley Morris, as maid of honor, and Miss Monnle Long, of War renton, and. Miss Irene Thurman, of At lanta, as bridesmaids. Mr. Robert Ed gar Gann, of Anniston. Ala., was. best man. Mr. Willie Morris, of Warren ton, and Mr. Walter Bryant, of Annls ton, were groomsmen. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion. The bride wore a traveling gown of brown silk, trimmed with cream lace, with hat to match. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Altchison left for a short trip to points In Florida, after which they will take up their residence at Annis ton, where the groom Is employed In the newspaper profession. FORMS OF CERTIFICATE FOR CROSSES OF HONOR. Mrs. W. E. Dupont, of B&vannah, has been appointed by Mrs. A. B. Hull, president of the Georgia division. U. 1). 0., recorder of cross of honor of the Georgia state division. Mrs. Dupont wishes to announce that the papers of alphabetical list and blank forms of certificates for the crosses of honor have been received by her and all presidents of state chapters wish ing to present crosses of honor on Jan uary 19 will have to obtain these pa pers from Mrs. Dupont, who will sup ply them on demand with an order to the custodian signed by the president general and the recording secretary general of the IT. D. C. The papers should be apniled for at once or the crosses cannot be obtained for January 19, as there is a limit of time wherein the forms of certificate can be sent. SONG RECITAL. The song recital which the choir of Westminster Presbyterian church will give Tuesday evening. December 18, at 8 o’clock, at the church, on the corner of Boulevard and Forrest avenue, will be one of the musical events of the season. No admission fee will charged, and a large attendance Is ex pected. The program In full is as follows: Direction of rustle N. Anderson. % Soloists—Soprano, Mrs. Annie Eldd er Webb; contralto. Mrs. A. R. Col- cord; tenor, Mr. C. N. Anderson; bas so. Mr. D. O. Nix. Chorus—Mrs. Finney, Miss Huddle ston. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Latimer, Mr. Martin, Mr. Nix. Organist—Mrs. E. E. Eagan. Duet, "In His Hands Are All the Corners of the Earth," Mendelssohn— Mrs. Webb and Mr. Anderson. Trio. "Tl Prego, O Pardo," Nlcolao— Mrs. Webb. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Nix. Festival Te Deuin In E-flat, Dudley- Buck—Quartet and choir. "Gloria In Excelsls," Havens—Quar tet and choir. Cantata. "The Adoration," Nevln. "Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive"— Mr. Nix and choir. "In Reverent Awe and Solemn State"—Mrs. Webb and fen>If chorus. L«». the <»ngel of the I<ord"—Mr. An derson and choir. Then Sweeping Thro* the Arch of Night"—Male chorus. "Hushed at Length the Gracious Song”—Mrs. Colcord and choir. INTERESTING Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUALITY ARE FEATURES in he found here, an inexhaustlve .lock to select from at unapproach able prices. SEVENTY . Next Door. w ::r J.C.Mellichamp figr Atlanta’s Only Popular Priced Jewelry Establishment. Thi, store will be open every night until Chrietmas. PERSONAL MENTION GADSDEN, ALA* Mrs. R. A. Mitchell Is visiting rela tives in New York city. Mixs Mary Rabltte has returned from a visit to her sister In Birmingham. Rev. W. R. Witherspoon, of Hunts ville, \\n* the guest of friends Tues day Joseph Quigley, of Louisville. Ky„ I visiting his sister. Miss May Quigley. .Mrs. George Scv.cl! has gone to New nan. Ga t«* visit relatives. . *'Intrlcs Martin has returned from a ■vhit lo Mobile. ■ Miss Mary Fortner bus returned from a visit to rclalives In Kentucky. Mr. and .Mrs. F. M. Allen, of , bile, nre spending the week here. Miss Louise Thornton, who hits been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Laverty, fins r-'turned to her home In Talladega Vies Lorttlne Proctor, of Durham, N. is the gip.ft of Miss Hattie Walker, at Iter home on Chestnut street. Mrs. Bnu e Armstrong has returned from n visit to relatives In Marshall Mrs. Charles S. Ward Is I he guest of Miss Dunlap In Chattanoogu. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Connor have re turned from a visit to different points In Florida. Mr. Carl A. Jet linger, who has been the guest of Mr. W. P. Hofferbert. has returned to Ids home at Delphos, Ohio. The Gndsden Chapter, Daughters of Fie Confederacy, held their annual Christmas bazaar this week and rcal- b*.l iptltc a handsome sum which will he applied to the Emma Sanson mon ument fund. Mnvor Charles P. Smith has returned fi"-n a trip to Cincinnati. Dr. J. \v. Newman and family left Friday for his new charge at Talla dega. MU*. Gertrude Lucy has returned front a visit to friends In Chattanooga. Mrs. Frunk Chamberlin and daugh ter. Miss Agnes, of Richmond, Va.. are the guests of Mrs. L. E. Jones on Tur- renttne avenue. Mrs. Mary B. Cox and Miss Louise Ralls ure the guests of friends In At lanta. Mrs. E. T. Hchuler has returned from a visit to relatives in Chicago, The "Etnanon" Is the name of a new social club which 1ms Juit been or ganized by n number of the most pr inent young men of the city. Mrs. Leek Is the guest of her daugh ter. Mrs. John c. mapleton, In Birm ingham. Miss Myra Mitchell has gone to New York to visit her uncle. Miss Stella Reich entertained the Wednesday Caid Club In the parlors of the Prlntup Hotel. The evening was one of the most pleasant tne club has spent In some time. Mrs. Mack M. Hughes entertained Friday evening In compliment to Mrs. Louis Kidd, of Anniston. Mrs. George D. Motley has returned from a visit to her sister In Birming ham. Dr. J. R. McMulInn has returned from visit to Columbia, 8. C. 'Mrs. A. E. Smith. The relatives of Mrs. A. E. Smith have been heard from and will arrive In Atlanta from New York Wednes day. The body will probably be burled bore. The body Is held at Barclay & Brandon’s. Miss Hattie May High leaves In February for a visit to Europe. Mrs. Inman Sanders and daughter re the guests of Captain and Mrs. E. . Guy. Mias Mary Plllens, who haa been the guest of Miss Aline Ruse, has re turned to her home, In .Mobile. Captain Rucker Is the guest of Judge ami Mrs. W. T. Newman. Mi. 8. Warren Mays has arrived from Nashville to spend the Christ n.as holidays with his family. Major and Mrs. George C. Bull have returned from Montgomery. The family of Rev. Charles W. Byrd has taken possession of the new par sonage of West End Methodist church, next door to the church.—Nashville Banner. Mr. ami Mrs. J. K. Ottley have re turned front Macon, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. La mar and attended the tin wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Latnar on Saturday even ing. A number of Macon people will at tend the annual ball of the Capital City Club, which will take place on the evening of December 31. Mrs. Ida Howell Cramer will leave soon t« spend the holidays In Haiti- bridge ns the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bower. Mrt. Leonora 8. Raines arrived In the illy Tuesday and la the guest of Mrs. Joseph Moody. Mrs. Ralne has Just returned Dom Europe. Mr. Thomas Swift arrives In a few days from St. Johns College In New o visit his mother, Mrs. T. ** Huntley. Miss Ruth Hallman entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club this week at her home on West Peachtree. Mrs. H. II. I'abnnlsa Is the guest of relatives in Washington. EUGENE V. CO. The South’s Handsomest Jewelry Establishment. 37 WHITEHALL STREET. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard C. McCutcheon announce the arrival of a son, Howard Wynn McCutcheon. Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Cobb, of Ander son, 8. <*., will arrive In the city the latter part of the week to spend the holidays with relatives. The many friends of Miss Lily L. Al len, of Macon, will be glad to learn she is convalescent from a recent si>ell of grip. v Mr. Joseph Stratford hns returned from a brief visit to Montgomery. Mrs. Marion Ansley Is spending sev eral days In Montgomery with friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnson have gone t<> Montgomery to spend the win. ter with relatives. Mrs. Alfred Truitt left Monday for LaGrango to visit Mrs. C. V. Truitt and will remain until after the mar rlage of Miss Mary Truitt, December 29. Mrs. George B. Allen has gone to 8t, Louis to spend the holidays with friends In that city. En route Mrs. Allen will visit relatives at Sheffield, Ala., and Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. J. H. Almond, of Conyers, spending a few days In Atlantu. Miss Luclle Cox, who Is attending the Normal and Industrial College In Mllledgevllle, will *)H*id the holidays at home. Mrs. P. J. Otey, of Richmond, Va. t will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nor wood Mitchell until after tho holidays. HARAL80N. Mr. Frank Hatchett went to Raleigh Saturday to attend the wedding of Ills niece. Miss Hatchett. Rev. A. 8. Hutchinson has been with Ills father, Mr. Benjamin Hutchinson, for several days. He Is on his way from the North Georgia conference to his new charge at Dallas, Gn. Professor Hatchett was In Gresnvllle Monday on Idgal business. Mr. J-?sse Caldwell was In Senola Saturday. MIsm Alice llodnett hns returned from Atlanta, where she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. C. Prichard, at No. 419 Piedmont avenue. Mr. George Cagle and Miss I^ena Drew, were married Sunday afternoon at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. John Rowles. SANDERSVILLE. Miss Annie Wicker Is visiting Miss Nora Hopkins, In Dublin. Miss Marla B. Haynes, one of the most successful primary teachers In Pandersvlle, Is quite III with pneu monia. Mrs. E. Lee Holmes and two chil dren are visiting Ktellavllle. Mrs. Charlie Culpepper and chil dren, of Lyons, are visiting* Mrs. Julia Martin. Mrs. Newton Pugh has returned from a visit to Waycross and Cordele. Mrs. W. L. Peals Is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Mitchell, of Macon. Mrs. Maggie Medlock Lovett, of 8yl- nnln. nnd her, son, .Mr. Archie Lovett, are visiting friends In Pandersvllle. Mrs. Helma Turner, who has made a month’s visit to her parents nt "Way- side,” near Pandersvllle, returned to Virginia yesterday. Mrs. Julian Evans, of Davlsboro, Is the guest of Mrs. George C. Evans. Miss Annie Hall has returned from Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. \ New One-Seam Brussels Rugs Best $16.50 Quality for $14.00 . This very attractive offering; comes at a most opportune time—just when many nre buying; Rnps for Christmas, nnd these are excellent for gifts, as well as your own per sonal use. Large and handsome—«i*e 9 by 12 feet—in a fine, heavy grnde of Tapestry Brus sels; cneli Rug is woven with just one seam, which makes them fit smoothly on the floor, and wear better. There is a wide variety of patterns, hundsome new Oriental and con ventional effects, in the richest colorings, from which the most careful and satisfactory selections can be made. They are the best of our regular $1(1.50 Rugs, a new shipment, offered now for .1(14.00. Of course there are many other Rugs here to see And many others, also, at Special Prices No matter wlmt kind of a Rug you want, you’ll find it here—right in each esaential of quality, style und size. Absolutely the best for tho price that the markets afford. The Rug stock, never greater than now, is in its most attractive and pleasing condition. Among others, such Rugs as these, ut special prices:— $2.50 Axminster Rugs, 27 by 64 inches, at $1.95. $4.50 Axminster Rugs, 36 by 72 inches, at $3.50. Couch Covers Beautiful new Couch Covers, for at tractive. useful gifts. Here are some at $5.00—the usual $6.00 and $7.00 kinds. Full regular size, wonderfully hand some in coloring and pattern. A most pleasing variety. We have Couch Covers, in all new styles, nt all prices, from $2.50 to $20.00. Table Covers, $2.50 to $20.00. Rope Portieres Here is a splendid assortment of these. very artistic but inexpensive, draperies, in cluding all the favorite solid colors, stylish tvro-tones and mixtures. From $3.50 to $10.00, and very suitable as gifts. Tapestry Portieres, $2.50 to $20. A practically unlimited variety of new and stylish sorts. Exceptionally good values. Beautiful Curtains for Gifts These Are Priced Below Value Stylish Curtains make good Christinas gifts, to be sure, and these are the newest aud best Curtains here. Now, thc.eost is considerably below usual. At tho prices quoted below, free rnugc of choice is offered. We’ve reduced the price for special sale on our entire stock of Curtains, whioh embraces every desirable new style. More decisive savings, on so many beautiful Curtains, have not been presented before. $2.00 Curtains, $1.50 pair. $2.50 Curtains, $2.00 pair. $3.00, $3.50 Curtains, $2.50. $5.00 Curtains, $4.00 pair. $10.00 Curtains, $7.50 pair. $12.50 Curtains, $10.00 pair. Best 50c Hassocks For 38c In a variety of shapes, covered with Axminster and Velvet, of fine quality, well assorted patterns nnd styles. A large collection of these, all regular 50c Hassocks and the best of their kind, at 38n each. Other Hassocks that are finer and make very desirablo gifts, at 75c and $1.00. Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. Store of Many Departments. a tew days' visit lo Mldvllle. Mias Annie Everett spent a few days of this week with Mrs. B. B. Lovett. Mrs. Fannie Oallaher la visiting her son, Mr. Corbin Oallaher, In Montezu a. Miss Nina Mitchell was married on Wednesday lo Mr. Frank Inman, of Davlsboro. Rev. W. J. Stockton per forming the ceremony. Misses Bessie Davis and Nannlo Har. man have returned home after a de llshtful visit to Miss Leona Hodges. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Henderson, of Sunhltl. announce tho engagement of their daughter. Jordle, to Dr. James Edgar Hunt, of Vidalla. The marriage wll7 take place on the 28th instant. Misses Mary.and Katie Harris gave a delightful entertainment on yester day evening at their resilience ot Church street. Mrs. Sam Dexereaux was lh*> honoree. Those present w Mieses Lollle Trayley, Matttlou Walker, Altle Jones. Martha Mathis and I-oulse Sullivan; Messrs. Ben Tarhutton. Ben nie Brown. Mark Newman, Aleck Ohamlce, Bnttle Spnrks, Marlin liar rls, Gordon Chnpmnn. Sum Dexereaux. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fuller are guests of their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Vullette, of Dublin. _ _ . Mrs. C. D. Bhelnutt, Mrs. S. O. Lang and Mrs. M. S. Joyner were the guests of Mrs. R. L. Millet at a dining on yes terday. You, who have little to do, could make Christmas happier for the girls in the stores who have to work for their living if you would make some of your Christ mas purchases now. ROGERS PLATED WARE - STERLING SILVER • CUT GLASS * ^ ANNUAL SALE Drummers’ Samples NOW ON. IRONS-NORMANDY GO. 78 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Qa. ^-v^TIIELARpST HANDLERS OF SILVERWARE & CUT GLASS IN THE SOUTH. M’RAE. Mrs. D. M. McRae entertained a few friends Informally Friday evening In honor of Miss Maids Wynn, of East man. Ga. Thoso Invited were: Misses Juanita Itullard, Bertie McRae, Annie Whlddon, Eva Graham, Beulah Hel- land, Mahle Wynn, Eastman. Gn.; Sel ina Rutler, Georgia Holland. Holland, Christine McRae, Messrs. John Stamps, Thomas Grlfltth, F. A. Smith, H. I>. Aiken, Beverly Yawn, T. J. McRae and Joe Galpert. V. E. McRae returned to Florida this eek. .Mrs. Eulalia Fincher left Tuesday >r Fort Valley, after having been with her parents here for some time. Mr. John A. Wooten, of Lumber City, spent Tuesday In the city. Miss Juanita Bullard went to Atlanta Saturday, where she visited friends, thence to Mllledgevllle to see her father. She will return and be here until the holidays, when she goes to Birming ham. Rev. K. M. Whiting and family left this week for Tlfton for a new charge. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Holten are now with the letter's parents. Rev. and Mrs. O. O. Brown. Mrs. Langley, of Atlanta, was In our city this week. Messrs. O. P. and I. H. Wlllcox, a H. De Loach, George Smith, Harry Lang, John McLeod and La a Short, of Lumber City, were in our city this week. Colonel C. B. Atwell, of Eastman, haa been In the city this week. WINDER. Mr*. V.mils W. Wiley Is spsndlng some time with relatives In Birmingham, Als. Mr. Homer Huillh. who Is In school st Athens, Is espeeled home soon to spend the Christmas holidays. Johnson, on BromI street. Mias Ora Lae Camp, who la la srboot at Maeon. will spend the Chrlatmai holidays with her parents her*. Mrs. Thurman, of Statham, Is spending a few weeks In the r"- Don’t fail to read the Christmas Tree puzzle page that will appear in Wednesday’s Georgian—we offer $5.00 and ten other prizes for the correct solution.