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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, 17 Lv-W It FURNITURE —FOR— CHRISTMAS GIFTS’ Our store is teeming with things for Christmas that are suitable, things that are beautiful and that are practical. You will find here things that have been wanted for a long time, of a quality that are dependable and at a price that will suit you. We show below only a few of many ideal gifts. GIFT SUGGESTIONS. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Music Cabinets, Shaving Stands, Book Cases, Center Tables, Library Tables, China Closets, Dining Tables, Settees, touches. Bed Davenports, Leather Arm Chairs, Hat Racks, Cellarettes, Pedestals, Parlor Cabinets, Buffets, Cheval Mirrors, Costumers. mm ODD ROCKERS. Hundreds of them here and all sizes from the small ones to the great big roomy ones. Good ones at a small p^’ioe as well as those with big prices but worth all we ask for them, Prices $2.50 to $85.00. SPECIAL PRICES ON MORRIS CHAIRS. 'We have marked all our Morris Chairs down for the Christ* mas trade. Do not delay your buying until the choice pat terns are taken. We will save you fifty per cent on them. Prices $6.00 up. LADIES’ DESKS HERE. You will have no trouble in finding a desk to suit the most fastidious taste. We have over twenty-five different styles and all of them the very latest. Prices, $7.00 Up. DRESSING TABLES. This is one of the ideal presents for a lady. There is not one of your acquaint ance that would not be delighted to get one of them. We have many beautiful patterns in Mahogany and* Veneered. Prices, $19 Up. LADIES’ WORK TABLES. Beautiful Colonial designs in solid and veneered Ma hogany. All of them the latest patterns mad just re ceived. Iricect especially low for the holidays. RHODES HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY, 63-65 Peachtree Street SOUTHERN SOCIETY j , ROME. *-a*t week was a busy one In so 1 f ly. the social events coming thick i"nl furious..... The charming guests of Mrs. W. T. 1 heney, her sisters, Mrs. Jack Powell, "J New nan; Mrs. Frederick W. Dixon. V* f'lrniingham, Ala., and Mrs. James Johnstone, of British Columbia, return. In * to their old home have occasioned nils unusual activity In the social ■ orld. They have been feted and f ntcd lavishly. .Monday Mrs. J. L. Boss Initiated the festivities with a beautiful euchre par- ,v llt the Cherokee to honor these at- ’ motive visitors. With handsome i iljiis and ferns and burning tapers, •hc spacious parlor was as pleasing any reception room of Mrs. Bass' “legant home. From a cosy place h> th» corridor coffee wns poured, u lire was played at eight tables. The '■"■e cards were pretty crimson Christ. - hells and the tally Indented upon ' m gave the first prise, a hand-paint. ' ake plate, to Miss Ieiu O'Neill. The ' ree honorees cut for the guest aouve. Hr. and Mrs. James Johnstone ob- ' lined the exquisite cut glass bonbon basket. Mrs. E. A. Heard received a gilt-edge deck of cards for consola tion. Elegant refreshments followed the game. Mrs. Buss' guest list In cluded forty-five friends. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. A. Heard entertained a dosen friends to honor Mesdnmes Powell, Dixon nml John stone. Her home, which la one of the handsomest In the city, was decked In Christmas colors. Crimson tapers and crimson roses radiated a great Iwnuty In the drnwlng room and when refreshments were served the same rich times were thetr motif. The tally cards were Gibson heads tasseled with red. The toil score gave an elegant cut glass vase to Mrs. Powell, while Mrs. A. R Sullivan won the consolation prise, and with her native grace, divided the great bunch of red carnations Into two parts and presented them to each of the two honor-guests, Mrs. Dixon anil Mrs. Johnstone. Mrs. Hesrd's guests were Mesdames Powell, John stone, Dixon. Orace Bayard, Cheney, McWilliams, C. 8. Sparks, Fred Aver- ett, Alfred Freeman, B. T. Haynes. Sul livan. Misses Mary West and Pattle Galllard. The guests of Glendale were on Wed nesday afternoon the guests of honor for a charming , euchre party tendered by Mrs. C. S. Sparks. It was a gath ering tot sake of auld lang syne and the different coteries of friends of the three sisters mads up a most congenial company. The top score on pretty tal ly cards accorded a beautiful cup and saucer of costly ware to Mrs. Dixon, one of the honorees. In the cut for the visitor's trophy Mrs. James John stone won an elegant volume of "Tales of a Wayside Inn.” Mrs. Sparks then presented the other honor-guest. Mrs. Powell, with a booklet beautifully Il lustrating Hood's poem, "I Remember, I Remember.” The delightful home, so attractive In every appointment, was redolent with the exotic fragrance of narcissus and the usual adornment, of palms and ferns. Elegant refreshments were served. Mrs. Edward Hume entertained the Bridge Whist Club In a very happy manner Wednesday momlng. A aeries of Interesting games of bridge were thoroughly enjoyed around three ta bles arranged In the pallor pleasing with decorations that suggested the yuletlde. The score cards had a sprig of holly and Inscribed below In red lettering. “A Merry Christmas.” An appetising luncheon temptingly con cluded the morning’s pleasure. Mrs. Hume had aa her guests Mesdames DIAMONDS EUGENE V. HAYNES CO The South’s Handsomest Jewelry Establishment. N ' 37 WHITEHALL STREET. Henris, J.eon D. Sledge, Misses Lon I O’Neill and Mattie B. Bhelbley to rep resent the rlub and aa special guests Mesdames E. A. Heard, T. E. Grafton, John McClure, F. P. Barrow, R. A. Den- ny, Alfred Freeman and Brown and Miss Brown. Wednesday evening the nuptial cere- mony at the First Baptist church was a beautiful one. The marriage of Mis* Eunice Adamson and Mr. George Fel ton Nixon has been anticipated with greatest Interest. A full account was given In Thursday evening's paper*. Mrs. B. T. Haynes entertained the Novefty Club Thursday afternoon com plimentary to Mesdames Dixon, John stone and Powell. It was a very hap py event. Mrs. John Berry, at her home on Fourth uvenue, entertained for Mrs. Cheney’s guests Friday afternoon. On Saturday morning Mrs. Langdon Bowie had the same popular visitors spend the forenoon with her and a few near friends assemble there to meet them. Saturday afternoon, after a veri- happy visit to her old home, Mrs. Fred erick W. Dixon returned to her home In Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Johnston leave Friday momlng for Ellljay, to spend a week. Mr*. I. J. Calloway and children win leave Sunday momlng to spend the holidays with Mr*. Calloway's parents In Grimn. CARLTON. K. P. Strickland left lest week for Flor id*. Mrs. Strickland and son, Howard, will Join him later, to spend the winter. Mrs. Ash. Mias Collins and Mr. Othsr Brown, of Athens, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Brown recently. Mins L. E. Cunningham, of Lexington, win s recent visitor to tbs city. Miss Lola Witcher, of Athens, with her eouslns, tbs Mieses Stetaue. cam* to the entertainment, and war* the guests of rela tives. Miss Martha L. Eberhardt has returned home efter a delightful elalt to Elbtrtou. She was pment at be reception of Mrs. TH0MA8VILLE. Mlai Jeanne Brown entertained at an In formal dance Tticaday evening In honor of her gneata. Mlsa Akin, of Brunswick, anil Mlaa Collier, of Allmny. The 'rhomna- rllle string band furnished the music and light refreshments were served during the evening. Mlsa Brown also gave a large bridge party Thursday evening and a din ner Friday evening In honor of her gneata. Mrs. Itoaeoe Luke entertained forty or more ladles nt n euehre party Saturday afternoon. Mre. I.nke la n charming hostess nml the nlfalr was a delightful occasion to meet Mrs Bradford. Mias Annie Melmne was the grncloua hostess of this reception. Mlsa Maylielle Whitney and Mr. Daniel Tharlu. of lirnnswleh, are to lie married will he nmrrled December l»th nt home of the bride. Mr. J. 11. Jeuilaon has returned from an extended trip Went. Mrs. C. D. Ken rs will spend the Chrlat- mnx holidays In ilrlfhn. Mlaa Maude Flournoy, of Columbus, la the guest of Mrs. John Turner. Mine Htrlla Nusshanm, of Bnlnbrldge, la the gneat of relatives In the city. Mine Agnes Akin, of Itriinawlrk. nml Mlaa Henrietta Collier, of Albany, are the gtieeta of Mlaa Jeanne Brown. Mrs. Clyde Neel Is visiting In Quit- man. Mrs. J. B. Jem I son will spend Christmas In Maeon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Williams Mr. W. II. n weeks In Atlanta. Mlaa Mary Iss-khart, who haa been the guest of Mlae Marianna Wutt, baa returned to bur home In Augunta. W. II. Rockwell la spending a few Dr. Eberhardt. t Elisabeth Eberhardt a at home. Mlaa will spend the ays at some. Mlaa Ball, of [lane* Thorn tn Mlaa Karsh Garbett visited Mlaa Oleon at days teat week. w was visiting relatives In Carlton and Ktherton recently. Mlaa Jaaa Wilhite ta the guest of retetlvan i Elberton. Robert T. Eherhardt, of Tayloravtlle, will visit his parents Christmas. Mlaa Cyanic Stevens Is the guest of rela tives in Athene this week. u . . Center came down ay. irty of young people from lown to the school cnterialn- WAYCR088. Mr*. J. A. Buer and little son, I.lpp- man, and grandson. Walter, of Atlanta, arrived In the city Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays with her daugh. ter, Mrs. R. O. Black, at the Florence Hotel. Mrs. W. E. Dempeter left Thureday night for Brunswick, where the will spend a few days visiting friend*. Mr*. C. H. Barnes and little daugh ter, Elisabeth, of Oaineevtlle, Fla., are visiting relatives In and around Way cross. Mrs. William Morrison, who has been visiting relatives and friends In South Carolina and Savannah, returned her home In this city Tuesday night. Mr*. Arthur Leltch, of McRae. Oa., who has been visiting her mother In ■his city, returned home Monday. Mrs. M. A. Cook, who has been vis iting In Brunswick for some time, ar rived In Waycros* Tuesday and 'rill spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Murphey, on Lower avenue, Mrs. 8. J. Clover and two little daughters. Misses Evelyn and Irene, have returned to Waycros*,-after a visit of some weeks to their old home at Hamilton, Ohio. Mr*. C. C. Buchanan left Monday morning for Sanford, Fla- where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. D. Sweat, for a month- - f- Rev.'C. E. Cook and"family'ore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Strick land. Mlsa Ella Roberta left Wednesday morning for Jesup, where she will spend some time with her sister, Mr*. L. W. Scott. 8T. AUGUSTINE, FLA. Announcement Is made by the man agement of the Casino that this widely known pleasure resort will open for the season on Christmas evs.. Mrs. A. V. Monson will entertain.this evening with a vlngt et un party at her home, on the bay front. The Happy Sixteen Euchre Club was entertained by Mrs. E. I. Leighton teat evening at her winter home on Garrera street. Plans for the season's galtles were outlined during the evening. General John It. Booker, U. S. A., accompanied by his wlfo, arrived here last night for the season. They are regular winter visitors and are again occupying their suite at the Alcazar. Mr. Albert Lewis, millionaire and good roads advocate, accompanied by his family,, arrived last evening from Bear Creek, Pa. They are again pleas antly located at their winter home, on Valencia street. Mr. Lewis has a mul titude of Interests In lumber, railroads and mines. He maintains a public rood here, seven miles in length, and encour age* road building here and at his Pennsylvania home. Mr. George F. Miles, managing di rector of the Florida Coast Line Canal and Transportation Company, accom panied by Mrs. Miles, returned from Pomfrat, Conn., yesterday to winter here. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Miss Alice Sharp was the hostess at a card party which she tendered to Miss Martha Shaefer, of Georgia. Christmas was suggested tn the decora tions. Miss Shaefer was presented with a pearl pin. Among the guests were: Misses Ousels and Lassie Gardonhlre, Bella Faxon, Katherine Trigg, Annlo Keith Frazier, daughter of United Stutex Senator J. B. Frasier, and many others. Wednesday morning Mlaa Minnie Paul was married to Mr. Albert V. Rol lins at the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Dr. J, H. McLean oinciatlng. The couple left after tha wedding cere mony on a trip through the East and after returning here they will reside at I St. Elmo. Mr*. Arthur, of Iowa, who la visiting her daughter, Mrs. W, W. Kent, was the honorea of a delightful excursion party to Menlo, Os, on Tuesday, ten dered by Manager Kent, of th* Chatta- | nooga Southern. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kent's i private car waa used and an elegant dinner was served at noon. Miss Elizabeth Sisson will spend tha , holidays with friends In Brunswick, Ox. ; Mrs. W. O. Burks has returned from ; a three-weeks' visit to Savannah tela- I tlves. Miss Anna Whitman Morris has re- ; turned to her home In Atlanta. MIsb Matilda Semmes la making her | home In St. Louis, where she Is pleas antly located. Mrs. J. R. Palmer and children leave | tomorrow for Atlanta to Join Mr. Palm- I er and reside there. Mis* Martha Whitman will not re- i turn to Atlanta until next Week. Miss- Maud Line Ward, of Gadsden. Is spending a few daya with Miss Grace Dunlap. Miss Kate Fort, of Atlanta, will srend the holidays with her aunt, Miss Kate Fort. SPINNINGFLAX WHEEL FOR SALE. I have an old ttax wheel that Is over nlnety-aeven <»?> years old that la In perfect condition and can be used. To those fond of curios, this Is a rare chance to get one of the original kind. Address W. F.. No. 140«, Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg., City. 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.