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SOCIETY NEWS NOTES C A. Holtzendorf DENTIST 2nd Floor Ro-ms 203 9-10 Gerbutt-D >noven Eldg. Miss Myra Johnson is visiting :friends in Macon. il Miss Bessie Gibbs of Wakulla, Florida is visiting Miss Nettie Day. : Fre : Mr. and Mrs, N. H. Hester left Wednesday night for Shelbyville, Indiana. : ! Mrs. J. W. Boyd has returned from a visit with her son in Gar rant. Miss Patricia Murphy spent sev eral days recently with friendsin Waycross. | Rev. J. L. Leichliter and daugh ter left Wednesday night fcr‘ Dayton, Ohio. Mres. Guy Johnstone and chil dren, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waller in Atlanta. Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Morfoot left Wednesday night for Bucyrus and other points in Ohio. Miss Mary Lewis Putman leaves soon for Pontiac, Mich., to visit her sister, Mrs. James Marston, Mrs. Tyson, of Cordele, has returned home, after a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Roberts. : Miss Eulalie Braswell went to Douglas this afternoon to spend several days with Miss Helen McAllister. Miss Hattie Nelle Clark, of Macon, is expected in the city next week to visit with relatives and friends. - | L G e o . ay Slaughter Sale Prices at Churchwell's Saturday August 17th. and continuing 'till the 24th. ' Oxfords and Pumps for men, women and children. 1-4 off regular price. This includes Walk-Overs and Queen Qualities. This means $3.50 Oxfords for $2.63. You have quite sometime to wear them yet---besides it will pay you to buy a pair or two for later. _ ¢ o . L SPECIAL--One lot of Walk-Overs and Queen Quali ities, some in the lot worth $4.50 your choice $1.98 CLOTHING SPECIAL for Saturday the 17th. Any suit in stock only e 2 ; $lO.OO Other specials in-Clothing every day. 33 1-3 per cent. off all Boy’s Knee Pant Suits 25 per cent. off all Men and Boy’s Odd Trousers. Sheer White Goods some worth 15¢ only i g - 7 1-2¢c Dr.G.W.McLean DENTIST P EROARAEHPR DO Rooms 512-513 PHONZE 438. Garbutt Donovan Building Fifth Floor Sunday Hours, 9 to 10 Miss Genava Moritz left yester day for Montgomery, Ala., where she will spend sometime with friends. ' l Miss Ella Mae Johnson and Miss lPauline Monioe, of Abbeville, are the attractive guests of Miss 'Emmie Fuller. ' . Miss Ruth Harley returned to home in Valdosta Wednesday, after a delightful visit with her gister, Mrs. Clayton Jay. Mrs Thomas J, Dickey, Mrs, James L. McCarty and Miss Della Majors expect to leave next week for Balsam, N. C., for a visit of several weeks, | Corns, Bunnions, Ingrowing toe pails and callouses treated at 503 West Altamaha street. 59-tf, | Miss Winona Moward, of Quin | cey, Fla., who was the attractive guest of Miss Miss Alma Roberts, is now visiting relatives in Al bany. ‘ Mr. C. R. Ellington, of Mans field, spent Wednesday and Thurs day in the city guest of his par ennts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Elling ton, ‘ ‘ Miss Lou Belle Jolley and Miss Mable Massey, of Marchallville, are the attractive guests of Mrs, Irving Matfett on south Maine sgeet.. : Mr. and “Irs. G. L. Kilcrease have moved from the home of Mrs, C. E. Crawley and have taken apartments with Mrs. W. L. Smith on Central avenue, & J. H CHURCHWELL Fite e . e SRR BRI . b THF LYXADER-ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY AUGUST 16, 1912. Judge William Green, of Ash burn, is transacting business in the city today. Mrs. James Paulk and four daughters, of Ashburn, are visit ling Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Paulk. . Mrs. J. A. Murphy is expected ‘home today from a visit with rel latives in Cordele and Hawkins ville. : ' Mrs. Wright Paulk and daugh ters, Isabel and Edna Jack, haveJ returned from a visit with Mr.. Paulk in Atlanta. " G Mrs. Sarah Smith and daugh-l ter. of Syeamore, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Paulk on North Lee street. Mrs. Harvey and daughter, Miss | Thelma, from Tifton, and‘ Miss Dora’ Kelley, from Macon, are the guests of Mrs. Newton on Oconee St. . Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Chandler have moved from the residence of Mrs. W. L. Boney and are now keeping house at the Majors cot tage on South Lee street. Miss Myrtice Howell, of Ocilla, Miss Magnus Freeman, of Green ville, and Messrs. Claude Sykes and Frank Freeman, of Ocilla, were in the city Wednesday. : Mr. C. U. Gaines leaves to morrow night for New York and! Baltimore, where he will spend several weeks purchasing his fall stock for his ready-to-wear store. Mrs, M E. Schoare and daugh ter, Miss Alice Schnare, will leave soon-for Washington, D. C., where they will make their future home with their son and brother, Mr. Lester Schnare, Mrs. Sam Abram, Mrs. M. €. Cohen, Miss Pauline Goldenberg, Harold Kassewitz, Edward Gold enberg, Stewart Gelders and Ralph Cohen have returned from a visit of ten days at Blue Ridge. ‘Mrs. Goldenberg and Mrs. Kas sewitz stopped over for several days in Atlanta. ! Mrs. J. D. McLauchlin and daughters, Misses Inez, Floy, Verna and Mazie McLauchlin, left Wednesday for Niagra Falls, New York and other points of interest in the north and east. Mrs. Willis L. Smith and little daughter, Louise, are in Macon \visiting Mrs. Smith’ssister, Mrs. George A. May. They will also visit friends in Reynolds, Ga., before returning home. | Mr. Spurgeon Fuller, of Abbe ville, has accepted a position as clerk at the Aldine Hotel, taking‘{ the place of Mr, Emory Wilcox, who will resume his position with the Farmer-Garbutt Company. Miss Beulah Mashburn, of Blakely, arrived in the city yes terday to spend several days with her cousin,,Miss Jennie Mashburn, who is entertaining a large num ber ot friends in her honor at Bowen’s Mill today. Mrs. S. F. Stewart has gone to Newtown, Ind., to visit her sis ter, Mrs. M. Campbell, who was very seriously injured several weeks ago. Mrs. Campbell has visited here and has many friends who wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Adams have vacated the L. F. Thompsonl place cn South Lee Street, and are now resing on West Palm St. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Mingledorf will oceupy the palatial home va cated by Mr. Adams. The manv friends of Miss Isla Green, who was operated on for appendicitis in an Atlanta hospital the first of the week, will be interested to know that the operation has proven sucess ful and Miss Green is now on thel road to recovery. Hon. Wright T. Paulk has re turned from Atlanta, the legisla ture having adjourned for the isession. Hon. Dan Paulk, mes senger of the house, has also re-} ‘turned home, accompanied by his ldaughter, Mrs. Williams, who§ spent the fore part of the week in Atlanta. ‘ 25¢ Lawns, Dimities, Batistes and Silks 19c , Mens 50c Underwear 5 L . 39c 80 - Mens 25¢ Underwear . 19c¢ \ . 1 Lot of Men’s Athletic Undershirts 25¢c Valué | v ’ 10c ‘ | Specials every day. Ladies. Dresses, Waists and - Muslin Underwear specially reduced. | - Mr. Jas. Davis, Jr., left Thurs day at noon for Coal City, Indiana, to spend sometime with his orother Mr. Jesse F. Davis, Before go ing to Coal Citv he will he met at Terre Haute by his brother and go to Winona Lake, lod., fora few days. Miss Edith Hoffman’s many friends will be grieved to learn of her serious illness at the home of Mrs. Drew W. Paulk. Miss ‘Hoffman was in Norman Park nursing a patient with fever andj was herself taken so very ill that it was necessary for her to give up the patient and return to the' city. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. M. P. Broughton and Miss Leona Garbutt left Wednes nesday for an extended trip to New York and Baltimore. Miss Garbutt’s many friends will re gret to know she won’t return to Fitzgerald, but iz future will make her home in Virginia. Mrs, Broughton and Miss Garbutt were joined in Atlanta by Miss Johnny Mae Broughton, who will take the trip with them. ; MICHEKS-SCHNEIDMAN The marriage of Miss Lessie Michels and Mr, Samuel Schneid man of Fitzgerald which will be solemmzed Monday evening at! 7:30 o’clock is of considerable in-| terest in this city. Among thei guests who will arrive for the’ wedding are Mrs. R. E, Burkhoi-1 der and son, Kugene,of S .vannah;’ Miss Josie Witknowski, Miss Eva Oppenheim. Mr. Melvin Oppen heim, Mr. Henry Oppenheim, Mr. 1. F. Schwartzbaum, Mr. H. I, Schwartzbaum and Mr. I. L. Michels, all ot Savannah; Mr. 1. Goldenberg, Mr. Samuel Kasse ‘witz and Mr. I. Fisher of Fitzger iald, Miss Eva Oppenheim, of Sav annah, will be maid of honor, ;while the best man will be Mr. R. L. Michels of this city.—Al | bany Herald. MISS ALMA ROBERTS ENTERTAI One of the most delighful a fairs of the week was Miss Al Roberts’ rook party Tuesday a ternoon, given in honor of h attractive guest, Miss Winon Howard, of Quincey, Ela: T afternoon was most pleasantl spent, and before departing th guests were served with deliciou ’ refreshments. ’ Invited to meet Miss Howar were; Mrs. Thomas J. Dickey, Mrs. George .L.. Kilcrease, an Misses Ethel ' Avera, Mauds Glover, Leona Garbutt, Genev Moritz, Kathleen Braswell, Euls Garbutt, Pauline Crawley, Kadi Griner, Dixie Jay, Hattie Taylor Mable Rogers and Gertrude Pea cock. 3o ' ROOK HARTY FOR VISITORS. Miss Kathaleen Braswell en-* tertained a few friends yesterday. morning at Rook, the affair b, complimentary to Miss Wi Howard, of Quincey, Fla., Miss Ethel Avera, of Mississippi, the guests of Miss Alma Roberts. The tables were arranged on the verandah, where potted plants were used as decorations. After the game sandwiches and cold tea were served. I'he guests of the occasion were: Misses Howard;” Avera, Alma Roberts, Dixie Jay, Hattie Taylor, Kadie Griner, Mrs. C. M. Wise, Mrs. W. B. Moore, Mrs. George Kil crease and Mrs. T. J. Dickey. The Fitzgerald Fruit and Candy Co. has just received the first shipment of California fruits, fine peaches, grapes plums and peas. Phone to Greek American Restau rant, We deliver orders anvwhere in tke city. 61-2 t. } The Blue and Gray Swimming Pool is for sale, provided a sale can be effected between now and September first, but after that date, if not sold, it will no longer be on the market, If interested call on J. W. Manbeck. 57-tf, s 4 .