About The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1903)
or Right •'and Liberty, 2 ■V D.S. al Fine. Grandioso, marcato £fz Copyright, r’Tfc.vt—' A LARGE CARD PARTY. Mrs. S. B: VanDyke is visiting her son, F. M. VanDyke, in Albany, Ga. Mrs. Warburtonof Portsmouth, New guest of the Masury. MISS M’INTOSH ENTERTAINS R. A. Hudson of Pelham was in the city on Friday. . Miss Shears of New York is at the Piney Woods. A. K. Smith, Jr., of Pidcock was in the .city yesterday. M. W. Ear man of Florida was regis tered at the Masury hotel yesterday. B. C. Johnson of tire Patten neighbor- this city yesterday. Mr. and (Mrs. Clifton Band Mrs. Finn Entertain for Che Misses Mansfield. 'At Home"' in Compliment .to Miss Dillon and Miss’Adams. Hampshire D. Wingate Peacock of Climax was a guest of the Stuart House yesterday. Dr. Louis Frank of Milwaukee is in the city and will spend some time here. B. W. Davis, Jr., of Camilla, was here yesterday and was a guest of the Stuart House. One of the most pleasant events of the week, was’the card party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clifton and Mrs. Lillian Finn, on Thursday evening. The affair was in honor of Miss Zoe Mansfield and Miss Felice Mansfield. These two charm ing young ladies are nieces of Mrs, Clif ton and are spendipg some time as her guests in tliis city. The rainy weather made the warmth and beauty of the rooms inside, the more attractive and the evening was a most enjoyable one. 4 There were ten tables of six-handed euchre, and the prizes were unusually handsome. Dr. J. T. Culpepper and Miss Daisy Scott, carried off the first prizes. Mr. M. B. Wheeler and Miss Nell Pringle the lone hand prizes and Miss Edwina Williams the consolation prize. In response to the following invita tions, about one hundred callers, visited Miss McIntosh on Friday evening: Miss McIntosh, At Home, —. . Friday, February twenty-seventh, eight to eleven. Miss Dillon, Miss Adams. S In the receiving party were Miss Mc Intosh,Miss Margareuite Adams,of West Point, Miss Jennie Winn Billon, Miss Cora McIntosh of Quitman. The house was handsomely decorated, elegant re freshments were served, and genuine hospitality and good cheer made the evening delightful. Relieves Instantly % | Catarrh, Sore Chest, Frost Bites, And all Soreness of the Skirt and Muscles. , 60c & $1.00 Bottles. All Druggists. hood was G. W. Bolch And Miss Balcli of De troit are at the Piney Woods. A. R. Rogers came down from Moul trie and spent Mon4ay in this city. B. F. Dillon, Jr., the Western Union man from^Jacksonville, Fla., is in the city. V W. K. Thompson of Halifax, N. Si, is a guest of the Mitchell House. J. H. Dillard of Jacksonville,’ Fla., is in the city and is a guest of the Stuart House. Hon. E. E. Wilkes and familvof Meigs are enjoying a visit to^Cuba and Mr. and Mrs: H. F. Palmer and child of Glenn Falls, New York, are guests of the Masury. » PECANS GEORGU PAPER SHLt. GEORGIA PAPER SHELL. Choice lqt. Young Tre«*8 for Winter and Spring Delivery. * On« and <v-ar eld seedliogs from finest varieties of nuts grown in my Groves* Fine trees budded an t graced from niy verc best varieties, 20U.00 1 '"Oomtaercial” Seedlings for bud and grafting. Call and eee m» groves and nurseries Write for Catalogue and/or Special Prices on large orders. / Dances During March. The people who like to do terpsiclio- rean stunts will have ample opportunity to indulge in their favorite amusement during the coming month. There be a dance at the Mitchell House on Thursday evening. As both the hotels are well filled and there are a number of visitors in town the dance will be one of the largest of the season. 1 —;— Miss Margaret Gardiner returned to her home in Columbus yesterday morn ing, after spending some time as the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Turner, in this city. Miss Gardiner is one of the most popular young ladies who visits this city, and her friends will regret to N leam of her departure. Abe Simon the well known Monticello Thomasville on Mon home on Remington avenue, in* honor of Mrs. William Chilton Houston, of Louisville Kentucky, Miss Ethel Davant of Memphis, Tenn., and Miss Edwina Williams of Athens, Ga. ) The house was beautifully decorated ip bamboo, ferns, palms, and a profu sion of jonquils. The dining room was perhaps the prettiest of all, and was “a perfect dream” as one of the guest said. The decorations were violets/ About one hundred, ladies called be tween the hours of four and six. Salaarooms, 78 and 80 Peachtree St. Warerooms 71 and 73 N. Broad St y Ground Floqr Eng..-American Bldg., ATLANTA, GA. Largest Dealers and Best Repairers®buth ! io ; ooo Satisfied customers., Whole sale and Retail Dealer^ in ■ * gfflgssh*. New Model No. 4 for 1903. Visible Writing, Positive Alignment, Ball Bearings, Strongest Manifolding, Ex- ' tremc Durability, Greatest Speed, Inks HHHp. From Pad, Prettiest Work, Single Shift i, rrnUthL , ’''!*■& 1 Yosts, DenMiiores.Cnllgvaphs and other machines /ih: : *■ k '*- * ■ m iroo.I rep-tir. Our madiii.c-s :.ml prices :iro thr - V - ' • «iieup»8t m the world—>entl tor samples or work, . ' All second liand machines .sent O. D.. KUbleci C •£- to examination. unlc-s #>ur credit is establish,* IVjCTAS?* with us, -but only wIimi expressugo BOTH WAVE ISDEiasirKDINTVvANUK W W. Irving Grilling and’ wife are among the many people from the Em pire state of the North who seek the Empire state of the South in the winter season. They hail from Glen Falls, and are guests of the Masury. F. O. Hoard of Moultrie was in the city yesterday. Miss Florence Neff of Chicago .is at the Piney Woods. W. H. Delpli of Tifton was at the Stuart House yesterday. • Chas. Beaty of Moultrie was a guest o^ the Stuart on Monday. Jas. S. Neff and wife of New York are guests of the Piney Woods. Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas of Chicago are at the Piney Woods hotel. # Herbert A. Scheftel of Ne^r York is stopping at the Piney Woods. v Dr. and Mrs. W. H..Fuller of Brook lyn are at the Mitchell House. Frank Gaston of Cleveland, Ohio,'is registered at the Mitchell House. Bob Martin the Tifton tobacco trav eler spent Sunday iu Thomasville. S. G. Mussann of New York is so journing at the Mitchell House/ What’s the matter with Florida hav ing a sure enough Southerner for Gov ernor next time? If we can’t raise ’em lets borrow a Georgian, says tlie Monti cello News.* Perhaps a few Georgians might be induced to serve. ; merchant was day. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. .Damon of New Britain, Conn., are guests of the Mitchell House. A. M. Tift, from the town whose first bears his name, was at the Stuart House yesterday. j ■ E. M. Mallette, the real estate dealer, has sold to C. E. Martindale the lot on Seward street opposite John F. Parke*’s place. Mr. Majjdndale will build im mediately two neat cottages on the lot. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McDoel of Chica go are guests of the Piney Woods hotel. Mr. McDoel is President of the Monon route, one of the largest railroad sys tems in the country. v Mr. B. F. Herring and family have »moved from thoir home on W asltington now : t the residence of Madison street. ~~ .. j —j is at home for a ter a business and military the sonthom section of the strjotandi Mr. G. W. Herring onj Major R. Lee Wylly few days, after a trip through the — state. . Mr. M. B. Wheeler His home in Grand Ra: a pleasant visit of a let asvillo. ^ Tadge and. Mrs. Lynde Harrison ant Hiss Katharine Harrison of New Haven -Oonu., have arrived in the city and an the Piney "Woods; Their many son theru friends will be glad to welcome them again* The physical director at Yale"college has measured all students entering in the last nine years. The non-smokers average fifteen months gonnger than the smokers, are tiller, and during the four years in school gain 24 per cent more in height and 25.7 more in chest growth than do habitual users of tobacco. Moral-Cut out the filthy weed. . . v • - ( gjfoj rri-k— -T”q—j-i * fp^l m wm C ^ ■ marcato A # il canto. ■g. # K p' -l-v- Vf /■ •Jr ' 1 -p : ^ —1—* 5 —t-e n ^ -4 :,t —Kf-g—ST -p St-l % —4 ayh J—■. *s. J u »* zgarjr: .7 '1/ j-—--1 f \.'l r ■ ftf-| L l — 1r | • . A i A tL *■ 4I ££■ iLife ~F~ J — 1 —p—pH ‘ttI r H 1 |“T.
