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Of Fabrics
^ Hired Whrd Boatright Of f Were In toUnxm FHdk^aetsrtfoonj
tlnnlejj'^a., formerly of Cordelt . —-Walton New*. ' 1
a a..- Is visiting her sister, Mr*.
Marshall 725 Prince avenue. I Little Miss Martha Jim Arnold
—ffi— of Athens, is the *uest of Mrs. C.
Mrs. James White left in cai., q hcr aunt _ Walton
Thursday morning for Henderson*
fo‘ “
hill-williford.
j White Morton entertaln< ( | vert In
CROSS HILL.—(Special to Bap- I ' c ' rma " y * l two tables „f bridge
ner-llerali!.)—A wedding of wlde| ln llonor of Mrs- Jam,> 8 White
Interest wae. solemnised at tho! Jr.'s attractive guests, ,\tl 8 s draco
imh C ArchIe Mason Hill of Cross I Hdbd of Commerce, Mi; s Elizabeth
-laughtcrS.'became' tt'brldn Thi
«r Wade Hampton Wllllterd. Th*
ST«f5W ,, !Wa raid snmni'T Howets
L«^ n ’ 't rr ', ten ".‘f c "'i'» artiinic arrangement, and the
Promptly at r 4 o'rmr I k fU t!. 0n 'th ^ 9Ual cbarmln E hospitality was
m * o clock to thetfeuppiiy extended. Following the
tlhena^ M^n ,Bt *”* llng «" m " : ■' deIlclo!)»
rnrt l hs Si bJr M ,”' H ; luncheon was served. The trio of
u artln. the brtdal couple entered | popular visitors are r(! ,, ivinB m8l(y
io parlor through the hall and Korini nttnntmnu ..
She was accompanied bl
Mr k Prances Long Taylor and Mis*
Mmmn Long who will stop at
Franklin, N. C., for a vlstl. »
News.
Miss Nala Hart Avery and Misr __
Mary Hart returned from a very
Miss Annie T’atman and Miss dolifcV.ful trlp in the Hast of hlx ,;1
. lyde Patman have returned to weeku vlalting various Interesting t*>
Athens after having been
(Continued From Pacs Cna)
her
•sts of Mrs. M Bush
ne In the Euclid apartment.—
Journal.
alt; /, where the ceremony
most impressively performed by
Rev. E. A. Fuller.
being plan* i
* , . . trough the hall and social attentions;-.ami a numbof
stood before a bequtiful improvised J Q f : pi'etty parties. are
—aj*ned in their honor.
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“THE END OF THE
PAVEMENT", PALACE
THEATRE THURSDAY
Miss 'AUco Brunson of Chlcag*
who is visiting her uncle, .Mr. Pav
Connolly on Wnndlawn will leave
for hcr h* me this wock.
—ffi)—
Miss Margaret Newton and cou
sin, Mrs. Kate Griffeth. of Athens
. In;; still?*’ by
points and wero charmingly
talned as the guests of Mr. and male
Mrs. George Hart of Toledo, Ohio,
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ten Whe
j Fabrltiis, a refcdlnir to* Miss Cobb,
i Duet and Finale, by Mary Craig
■I Pigueron and Da via Michael, and
the performance waa over. Mias
] Frances Bond of Athena played th
accompaniments.
^ throughout, tho entire perform 1
.! ance the audience was very appre
ciative. The # aoIos of Mrs. Pigue*
ron and Senora de Fabrltiis, the
violin playing of Miss Morris, ac-
companld by Min* Bond* the en*
cemble players. Mias Cobb’s read-i
.1 by tlie singing of “Care-
therefore dream-
of eight fo-
Margaret h
f Athens then played 'Ca . .
Valentin® Carolina D 4 lags, the chorus, and in fact .every
|' , abrlMln rang ’’Faintes-Hti men nv number on the progranAjS Received
Biobel, tlien came anothet the heartiest applause, .'Mr. Oran
expectant motbei
When the Little One arrives,;
can have that moment mora :
have perhaps imagined. I
An eminent phyaieian, I
expert in this science, V
has shown the way. It I
was ho who first pro* I
dared the great remedy |
-Mother's Friend.** I
Mrs. C. J. Hartman, |
Fcranton, Pa^ says:
“With my first tw
children I had a doctor I
and a nurse, and then |
they had to use instru-l
nents, but with my last I
two children “
Mother's FrtenL . .
‘ get a doctor because I wain t
i Friend and had only a narasf *
Mr. and Mry. ft ,4> John*" BP ,,.y
young son h»v, pturiml. to rttliin- tinutlful rraiHnc by Mias Cobh, a berry, director of the muaic deport-1 .’/S' £&
ta after a viglt to Mfa Minnie violin aol i by Miss MWria, a sun- mont, wlio directed the concert, baa; m J . r „„,i m[) ,h.r. did. Don't
Gregory. l»y Mrs. Mary Craig Pigueron, nn?i received the congratulations of the! today, and meanwhile write toBn
~E" \ another piano ensemble number entire summer school anil citizens|f£eeina*trat*d b ' ,ok containing’tnfoi
mi - s-i.t 11, n n.ee . Mary Craig Pigueron .and of Athens for his excellent work in. mry expectant mother *—“
Miss VWIsn Gregory P visiting David; Miehnnl. of Athens sang p developing music in the mum* |•* r ‘
relative. In Atlanta. duet "II « fait turd.” Marguerlt. achool.
I&3ST
u sold by all drug i
There are few concessit » lo
the new style made by the ullo-cd
suit. Us lltlds are a trifle straigh-
tcr. Us coat a trifle longer—its
appearanco a trifle smarter.
Tim greatest difference is the
material of which it is made. 'Klicre
is a greater range of fabric—the
reps, the twills and the smart
caim'ls* hMr fabrics—all In largo
jacquard patterns.
m
the new, .cientific preKriptidn which
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takint; *ix oupera (one half bottle) re
turn it and your money will be sheer-
PALMER & SONS
During the ceremony "To a Wild
i Rose” was played softly. Only a
if.:w friends and relatives were
present.
After the ceremony the couple
received the congratulations from
those present, after which a de
lightful ice course was served by
Misses Anabel and Daisey HUI,
and Mrs. W. W. Wharton.
Tho bride is a graduate of Coker
college and a young lady of charm
ing qualities. She was never more
beautiful in her brunette loveli-
ness than in her chic traveling suit
of blue and jade, with accessories
to match.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
the University of South Carolina;
and now a prosperous young busi
ness man of Athens, Ga.
Tlie couple left by motor for
Hendersonville. Asheville and other
North Carolina^polnts.
Tlie' out of town guests were
Air. and Mrs. Q. D. Williford and
son of f’harlotto, N. C., Mr. and
Mrs. K. M. Hall and J. F. Glenn
of Sumter. Mrs. D. H. Martin' of
Union and Mrs. W. W. Wharton
and ^niall son of Leesburg, Fla.
ATLANTA GIRLS TO JOIN
ATHENS FRIENDS
AT CAMP
AND FRIDAY
"The end of tin* Pavement,”
starring the beautiful Alice Terry
made famous by th** "Four Horse,
i men” and Ramon Navarro the-
successor to Rodoiph Valentino, is
tho very charming and lovely pic
ture at the Palace today and Fri
day. It goes without saying the
theatre will b6 filled at every per
formance, with such .sta'i*8 as above
mentioned and the splendid cast
supporting them.
Tho picture is considered on<
of the most attractive of the sea
son. and comes highly recommend
ed by the ,mapsgcr as’ by others
who have had the privilege of see.
lng.it in other cities. No greater
passport than Alice Terry and
NaVarro could be offered for the
deFightfijl picture, and* wo fee!
quite sure nil Athens has a great
treat In store for today and to
morrow.
“THE FINES" BARBECUE
TO BE DELIGHTFUL
EVENT ^
Tho Pinos’ moonlight barbecue
to tho summer school and pntronr.
and a few; friends of Mr. and Mrs.
C. N. Hodgson, will be a notable
event this evening at Hearing
Springs, a part of Cathedral
Pines, and will brf onn of the
most enjoyable and delightful
'cues ever given by the royal hosts.
PARSONAGE CIRCLE
NO. II MEETS FRIDAY,
MRS. JAMES WHITE, JR.
ENTERTAIN8 FOR
Say“B*JtePhndInsist!
Many Atlanta girls will leave
August first for the Athens Y. M.
C. A. camp near TalMlah, among
these being Miss Boyce Lokey,
iWissHelena Callaway, Miss Fran-
C5* Harnett, Miss Jane Sharp, Miss _
Father Garrett and Miss Virginia 3.30 O’CLOCK
Turman. Among the Athens girls j parsonage Circle No. II of
who will go, are Miss EHsabeth , oroutm Street Methodist church
Hall, Miss Nora Fortson, Miss w , n m0et at Um ^hiiVch Friday
Janet Fortson and Miss Virginia j afternoon it 3:3(L Following the
Hodgson and many others. Jour- b<] ff i n caa meeting gafnea will bn eri-
nal. joyed In tho ^Voxlny ropni and ro<
W.
freshments served. All members
urged to be present.
Jho Cloverhurst Country club m , m kIoIho Briscoe In thr
was tho scene of a very beautl- charming hostess at a. delightful
fully planned dancing party Wed- house party at her home on Kd-
nesdiy evening when Mrs. Jumen wards street.
White, Jr., entertained in honpr j a number of parties have been
of her popular house guests Cdisaes ( planned In honor of Misses Nellie
Elizabeth Whitman of Atl^pta* j Foster, Corrie Kinnebrcw nnd Ho,*
Miss Grace Howl of Commerce and *el McCoy, of Athena nnd Mist
Miss Kittle Pointer of Nashville. | Carolyn Aiken, of Winder.—Wal-
Great bunches of crepe myrtle ton ffews.
formed the bright decorations in I
, cHfcctivo nrrawrement«. HktaA ^ R r ^
; novdy orch^ra furnlahcd tho on- HER HOUSE ^ UM
tjoynlilo mu.lcal program. mlohn.l wn, hontom „t „ Involy
, About eighty guest, were tavL -d i hprl „ P of K i„i«,
for the lovely, Mrty. Assisting Mr. Hr|>1 , 0( , „ n( ||r , Ml88 Ha „.
McCoy, Neloe Foster and Corrf*
Unless you see the name “Bay
er" on package or on tablets yot
are not getting tho genuine Bayci
product Proscribed by physician)
pvor twenty-two years nnd proved
safe by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept “Bayer Tablets of As-
and Mrs. White in chapcroaing
were Mr. and Mrs. John White
Morton, Hr. and Mrs. John A Hcn4
nlcutt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eck-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mau-
pin, 'Misses Esther and Emily Up-
Mrs. Whito received her guests
wearing a stylish modol of rose
•pink georgetto. - ,
Miss Hood wore a beautiful
gown of white lace over chang-
layer — — ..
pirin" only. Each unbroken pack- pblo taffeta. Miss
tgc contains proper directions, j handsome gown was
Handy boxes of twelve tablets
cost few cents. Druggists hlso
Jell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin
is tho trade mark of Buyer Manu
facture of. MonoaccticarldcHter of
S*ilit-ylicacit|.—f Advertisement.)
Read
Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
Whitburn's
of orchid
chiffon embroidered In crystal
hi nds. Miss Pointer wore red chlf-
fun beaded In crystal.
KInnobrew. of Athens, nnd Mis*
Carolyn Aiken, of Winder.
Miss Carmichael’s home war
very attractive on tnfs occasion
Delicious r^fieahments were servo*
after the games.—Walton News.
Dr. Gaston Gay of Atlanta nnd
Dr. James Gaston of Chinn wero
guests of their cousin, Mr. W. J.
•Russell Tuesday. Cant. Robert L.
Russell of New York is w-ith his
brother for several days louger.
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Mlsscs Annie and <Lucy Linton
moved Into the latter's homo next
Tho many bright parties being door formerly occupied by t|io late
nlniihod lor tho charming group Mfm Etts Park on Wedncediy,
ef visitors will grently enliven the Major Ilantcr Harris moved into
quiet mid-summer season.
MRS. JOHN WHITE'
MORTON ENTERTAINS
FOR ROPULAR VISITORS
Thursday morning Mrs. John
$2.95 $4.95 $6.95
At these prices you are
saving front $4.00 to
$8.00 on every
epair
Better Hurry if you want to
be one of the lucky
All Material Patent, Kid,
Satin, Whites
■j»vt».lr.»,i.j.r
Michael’s Shoe Dept.
11 ■JlVijpT
the home which they vacated
where he has taken an apartment.
Mrs. Roy Mnrnhlc was among
the visitors here Thursday from
Bishop.
Miss Grace Hood of Commerce
j is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
'Janies White, Jr. nnd is sharing
hofc'irs with Mis® Ell«nb**th Whit-
I innn of Atlanta and Miss Kittle
Pointer of Nashville.
Miss Leila May'■Hull will re
turn from the university Of Vir
ginia next week, where she has
been a member of tho summer
, school faculty for six weeks.
\ '
Miss Mamie HIUman la In New
York on a businefg.trlp for Michael
Brothers.
-a- 1
Mrs. I. H Porter and Miss Porter
of Pend»*rgtaa* were visitors here
Wednesday,
Mrs. F. B. Little of Carlton spent
Wednesday in the city.
—ffi—
Mr. E C Weston Is In New York
on business .
Mrs. Minnie Nash, left Thursday
morning for a visit to relatives In
Griffin.
Mr. W. F. Dorsey has returned
from High Point, N C^ where be
business
spent several days <
Dr. Lauren Goldsmith of At!
ta Joined Mrs. Goldsmith her* W«
n.fday Anernogu^pfe^tb^
accompanied home By ~fr.
Rowe Thursday morning who will
Regardless of cost and
former selling prices
these dresses are reduced
for a final and positive
Summer Clearance.
Prices less than cost of
)ne of the Greatest Events in Our History
Not a dress in the entire
stock is reserved. Dresses
making.
that are Michael stand
ard. No job lots, no soiled
garments, or undesira
bles. Every dress is a
wanted one.
The Wash Dress
;V, Sale of
DRESSES‘--Michael’s
We now give you the benefit of our 41st
^Pongee Dress
Sale-MkhaePs £%% 1Z Special-^
Every dregs new and stylish, most- u faBt urers ,
l\r h I'onah VnilpR Jinn KPfll Linen < •
wSe'rariet/'t'mwl* SMcny of these dresses have armed the past $9.50. silk Pongee
Kfnd”he,'S^4il!y 0«? %**»• ”°‘ hcmried f r ? m SSSfingtimA w'h»™ -
advice is con» Mrly. Yen mgfi* l-ssfi-faress
laming at home. ' f ' -,w4^
The Silk Dress Sale Shantung Dress
Our entire stock of Silk Dresses, Morning Dresses, ^f)CCldL'" mm n*; r L / , e ,t* <
Afternoon Dresses, Reception Dresses, Evening 1
and a fine opportunity
LOT 1 'wardrobe whether you are going away or
e> t /■ rr tr • ■ remaining at home.
Sale of Votle'andLtnen rriJ 6 p , /f
Dresses—Michael’s
eo AQ All Voile and Linen
90-40 presses pr i C ed $12.50, „ IVODVO ,
$13.50, $|3!75, $14.00, $14.76 and gj^es all go in this sale-WITHOUT RESERVE,
*,r Art «Q aq You take your pick from the entire stock. You will
find no old or shopworri or put of style dresses—
every dress a new, dress. We have placed them all
in four lots and from these lots you pick to your
SEE YOUR SAVING.
LOT 1
Sale of Silk 6 Dresses—£M.ichael’s
£40 Eft All Dresses priced $27.60, $29.60,
910.ifU $29.75, $32.60, $34.50, $36.00—your
choice for $18.60. /■ -T
LOT 2
O 1 ,*7 •, Jt * Sale 4f Silk Dresses—Michael’s
Sale of Voile and Linen cm cn ah bosses priced $^7.50, $39.50,
Presses—Michael’s Jom ? $im s,25 °’ Hi50 ’ ^ ^
LOT 3
> Sale of Silk Presses—Michael’s
(9/1 cft All Dresses priced $57.50, $59.60,
„ , , .. 9w4.0tf .$60.00, $62.50, $65.00, $67.50 and
Sale of SJotle Dresses $7o.oo-y% choice for $34.50.
sale and we will sell these at $9.50.
$15.00—ydiir choice $8.4$,
LOT 2 -
Sale of Voile and Linen llk,nB: '
Dresses—Michael’s
#11 JO All Voile and Linen
91 I-HO Dresses priced
$16.50, $17.50, $18.50, $19.50 and
(*9 Cfi The real Sharitung
91 Silk, the fabric of
the Orient, beautifully trimmed
and bargains at $16.75. You will
get them during the birthday sale
at $12.50. / . M
Sale Silk Tub Presses
—zMichael’s
$19.75—your choice $11.48.
UOT 3
«J JO The colors are coral,
911 lavender, grey, pink,
blue, orchid, greeh, stripes and as
sorted colors. Sizes 16 to 42. We
have sold hundreds of these* at
$12.85. During the birthday sale
you make your selection at $11.48.
£4 j jq All Voile and Linen
9 I O Dresses priced
$22.50, $23.50, $2475 and $25.00—
your choke $14.48.
Lot A Special
$15.00
LOT 4
Sale of Silk Dresses—Michael’s
(J9 CO All Dresses priced $72.50, $75.00,
and white, Figured Voiles.^ ^ m5 °’ W° and $87 - 50 ~
many in this lot—ofily $5.00. * your choi^
(C an These ate dark Voiles
99-UU 0 f fine texture, desira
ble models and have hot been ad
vertised below $7.60. They con
sist of black and white and navy
Sale of Silk Dresses
—Michael’s. Just 46
dresses in this lot, Crepe de Chines,
Paisley, Silk Crepes and Novel
ties—the most remarkable offer
ing of the season. .You have paid
more than $25.00 for dresses not
as nicQ. as these are. They were
bougiit to sell as a big special at
$18.75. It’s our birthday sale. Take
your pick at $15.00,
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