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PAGE TWO. THE BANNER, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1913. SOCIETY THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN □; CONDUCTED BY MR3. ALICE ADAMS. HOME PHONE 132. OFFICE PHONE 75 CALENDAR OF THE WEEK Thursday. John Lawrence Players at Colon lal. Missionary meeting ot First Bap tist church. 5 o'clock. Fri day. Miss Lord's pupils recital 6 o'clo ck. John Lawrence Players at Colonl al. The regular quarterly meeting o f Emmanuel guild in Parish House, 5 o'clock. Christian church barbecue at ten t 12-2:30 p. m. Satu rday. John Lawrence Players. Tea room at Electric Shop, 11 to 2 o'clock. THE LITTLE THINGS. If you are sighing for a lofty work. If great ambitions dominate your mind. Just watch yourself and see you do not shirk The common little ways of being kind. If you are dreaming of a future goal. When, crowned with glory, men shall own your power. Be careful that you lot no struggling soul Go by unaided in the present hour. If you ar ( . moved to pity for the earth, And long to aid it. do not look so high You pass some poor, dumb creature faint wirb thirst, And life is equal in the eternal eye. If you would help to make the wrong things right Begin at home: there lies a life time toil. Weed your own garden fair for all men's sight Before you plan to till another's soil. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. BARBECUE. The ladies of the Christian church will serve one of their famous barbe cues under the tent at the corner of Prince and Pulaski street. Friday. May ICth, from 12 to 2:ttn p. m. Tick ets 50 cents. Come and enjoy your self. ers so that the meeting will be large. PUPILS REC11TAL. The pupils of Miss Elizabeth laird will give a recital Friday at 6 o’clock in the Senev-Stovall chapel to which the public is most cordially invited. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Tiie missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet at the church this afternoon at 5 o'clock. D. A. R. MEETING. There will be an important inci t ing of the local chapter Daughters of the American Revolution a: the home of rile regent, Mrs. Frances Long Taylor on Milledge avenue this morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Mrs Taylor will give an account of the recent na tional meeting she attended in Wash ington. There will be other important business—the annual election of offi cers to occur. TO THE STATE 'NORMAL FAC- ULTY. Dean Alexander Rhodes entertained in compliment to the State Normal faculty and local tr stee-s at a beau tifully appointed dinner at the Geor gian hotel last evening. It is the annual custom of the dean to entertain the faculty and trustees, and as host lie crowned himself with glory. The handsomely appointed ta ble was decorated with beautiful sweet peas, around which the bril liant assemblage gathered for one of the most joyous evenings in the his tory of the splendid instittit on. Harnett, Helen Igiev, Edith Branson, “ Eugenia Ivey and others. CHRISTIAN CHURCH RECEPTION. List evening at the tent the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church formed the reception con*mittee to welcome the many new members that have been received in the church. A musical program was rendered and light refreshments served. A largo attendance was present and the so cial meeting proved very enjoyable. BOX FOR THE ORPHANS. The ladies of the Methodist church have been unable to get the box off as early as had been anticipated. It goes without fail Friday, and this is the last call for contributions which ure asked fo be sent to Mrs. 11. I*. Allen at the District parsonage by 12 o'clock this a. m. It is greatly de sired that this little notice will re mind those interested to send some thing. MRS. JOHNSTON TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Marshall Johnston has issued invitations to an auction bridge party to be given in honor of Mrs. Richard Johnston and Mrs. \V. W. Thomas, of Atlanta, on the afternoon of Thurs day, t'he 22d, at “Hill Crest.” This is one of the many affairs given for the two Atlanta matrons.—Macon Tele graph. MRS. BURKE'S LUNCHEON. Mrs. T. ('. Burke will he hostess to day at luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Richard Johnston and Mrs. Thomas, guests of Mrs. Marshall lohnston. Macon Telegrapl). MUSICALE. This evening Mrs. John B. Gamble will present a number of 'her pupils 111 a charming recital at 125 North Milledge avenue at 8:30. Tile interesting program appeared in Tuesday’s paper which promises a musical treat by the younger pupils. Mrs Gamble's unusual ability and re markable skill is reflected most hap pily in her scholars execution and perfect rendition of their work. JULIAN-MORRIS. Mr- T K. Julian of the Hiawassee Settlement of this city and Mr. John I.. Morris, also of this city, were mar nod yesterday morning in Atlanta, 'lie Itov. W. Collins performing the 'lucmony in the presence of a few intimate friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Morris arrived in Athens last night on the late tra'n and wil' lie at bom-* at the Hiawassee Settle meat. Mrs. Morris lias been in Athens for two years or more, doing magnificent work at the Settlement: she has been successful and tactful, and has mad- GUILD MEETING. The regular quarterly meeting of Emmanuel Church Guild will be held In the Parish House Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. A full meeting is nec essary in order to arrange for the en tertainment of the Diocesan Council. ALUMNAE REUNION. The Lucy Cobb alumnae reunion will be 'held In Alumnae hall Satur day morning, May 21th. at 11 o’clock. All who are interested In the good of the school are urged to remind oth- ITALIX DANCE. The Balix Club gay,- another beau tiful (lane,, at DuPree Hall last even ing. The young men proved them selves royal hosts and entertained with a most cordial hospitality. Among those dancing were. Misses Lydia Griffith. Jennie Arnold. Louise Dorsey, Josephine Wilkins. Florenee Hooper, Marion Nicholson. Sarah Midi of Augusta, Josephine Wilkins,Martini Phlnizy, Janie Mae Webb, Neal Coch ran. Fannie Neal Anderson. Marion and Ruth Hodgson, I.:l Hodgson, India hundreds of firm friends who wish for her all happiness. Mr. Morr s has been connected with the McGregor Company for some linn- and lias been prominent in hand and orchestra mus ical circles. lie 'has many friends who will be cordially congratulating him today. THE L. C. I. CONCERT. The concert by the I.uev Cobb cho rus which was to have been given Saturday evening has been postponed until Tuesday evening. May 20, on ac count of the Georgia-Tech game. The primary Intention of rhe con cert is educational—it being an oh- |ect lesson on a small scale for the participants themselves in the field of choral and orchestral concerts. As it is impossible to have the orchestra orchestral numbers will be given on Hie piano, including the overture to "Eurynnt e.” by Weber, and the “Ga votte." from “Mignon." and “Pilgrim's Chorus.’’ ITotn "Tannuauser.'" Tin- concert will begin at 8:.'i» o'clock and 'lie public is cord ally invited to at tend. Mrs. T. .1. Shackelford is in Atlanta the guest of 'her sis-er, Mrs. Allan Johnson. Mrs. Robert Hazelhurst and young children of Macon are the guests of Mrs. L. It. DuBose. Miss Gwendolyn Griffith leaves for Atlanta tomorrow and will be the guest of Mrs. J. T. Orme. Miss Igilago Darwin, who is being so charmingly entertained in Balti more, is cruising this week with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. She leaves in a few days for Washington to visit Congressman and Mrs. E. Y. Webb. Miss Mildred Rutherford left yes terday morning for Knoxville, Tenn., where Bhe will address the State Di vision of United Daughters of the Confederacy. Many social attentions have been planned for Miss Rutherford while there, ©he will return home Satur day. Misses Martha and Julia Bass, of Clarkesvllle are the guests of Mrs. Gerald Green. The many friends of Prof. E. T. Miller will learn wish much pleasure Straw Hats The Season Is Now On Split Yachts The Dressy Straw Hat Sennit Yachts Stylish and Smart Mackinaws A Self-Conformer Bangkoks The Lightest of Straws Panamas Sensible Sun-defender We have all the braids in Nobby Shapes For Young Men Medium Shapes For Older Men Come in and we will show you the Season’s Styles. E. H. Dorsey EVERYBODY WHO TRIES IT LIKES IT It is neat, attractive, lasting, efficient—all an EYEGLASS can be. The SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES and better still; it is fitted on by Mr. Case, the Optometrist, at R. BRANDT'S Athens’ Foremost Optical Establishment Insurance Building. 223 Clayton Street, EYES yes either awake or In slumber. We have 2 optometrist wide awake for the summer: And 2 and 2 make 4, and this Is our number. 224 Clayton street, Where we are ready to meet And make your eyes complete. PENDLEY, THE EYE MAN. Crucedale Greenhouse Headquarters for Cut Flowersand all kinds of Bedding Plants Night Phone 503-5 Day Phone 1167 You have 2 Have Your Old Mattresses MADE GOOD AS NEW Phone 1136 Georgia Mattress Company of bis improvement. He has been at the hospital for several weeks, but it is thought that he will be able to re turn to his home at 425 Hill street to day. Mrs. George ('. Thomas leaves to morrow for Atlanta to visit Mrs. P. 11. Mi ll and to attend the General Pres byterian Assembly. Mrs. Montgomery, of Spartanburg, S. is tin- guest of her sister. Mrs. I. W. Richardson at her home on Hill street. Miss Kate Downs. Mrs. Dorley anil Mrs. (tra Veal, of Watkinsville spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. J. L. Wagaon, of Commerce, was an out-of-town visitor here yes terday en route to Watkinsville. Mrs. Walter Armstead, of Crawford was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. Charles Rowland Is in Atlanta attending the Southern Presbyterian assembly. Mrs. S. D. Fambrough, of Bishop, visited here yesterday. Mrs. J. J. Sheppard, of Commerce, spent yesterday In the city shopping. Miss India Niblack, of Winder, spent yesterday in the city. Miss Sallle Aiken, of Watkinsville. visited here yesterday. Miss Emily Cassin returned Mon day afternoon from Athens, where she spent the week-end with friends at Lucy Cobb. While in Aifhens Miss The Best Styles Spring Has to Offer The Best Clothes Brains Can Produce Absolutely no “if’s” or “maybe’s” about this proposition. We’ll leave it to you, when you have seen our stock, whether this heading doesn’t truly describe our Spring Line of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing, and they are exclusive goods you can’t buy elsewhere, though no higher in cost. 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Miss Rosalie Dozier has returned from a visit to Atlanta. Mrs. F. .1 Rondurant is expected home from Baltimore today. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Henderson, of Gray. Ga.. announce the birth of a son May rhe 12th. Rev. S. .1 Cartledge is in Atlanta for two necks in attendance upon the general assembly of the Presbyterian churches. Mrs. S J. Cartledge and children are spending two weeks with relatives In Madison, Ga. Mr. Charles II. Newton and bride are expected home from Boston and New York this afternoon. Mr. W. ('. Weatherford and family have moved to Bogart where they will make their home. Mr. James II. Reynolds, a promi nent real estate dealer of Gainesville, was in the city yesterday, lie spoke in a most complimentary manner of the great evidences of wonderful growtlt ami progress in Athens. Tie friends of Mrs. Cornelia W. Daniels will be glad to know that she is baik at work at the Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company’s office after several days illness. The many friends of Mr. Roy Strick land will be glad to welcome him back to Athens. He will make his home here. The many friends of Master Hun ter Gordon are delighted to know that he is convalescing after several weeks' illness. The many friends of Mrs. J. W. Hart will sympathize with her In the death of her father, Mr. W. G. Dyk- mutt at It's home in Fredrickion, Can ada. yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. DyUman spent several ntoni'hs here during tlte past winter forming many pleasant acquaintances who will be grieved o hear the sad tidings. Miss India Barnett left this morn ing for Albany. Ga.. to be the guest j of Mrs. Edwin Sterne. Mrs. J. W. Barnett anti Mrs. V. II. Davenport will go over to Atlanta for the Georgia-Tech games and will stop at the Piedmont. Mrs. laiuie Funkenstein is visiting the Misses Burns in Augusta. Mr. Artie Small goes to Atlanta to day. Mrs. James R. Gray returns to At- lanta this afternoon. Master Oscar Davison. Jr., is visit- tig his grandparents. 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