The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 20, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1923 TJIE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA son, Atlanta; C. H. Ward, Boston; F.« Prescott, AUJWUi C M Chas tain, Dublin, Ga; R. 1. Reed, At lanta; R, J. Johnson, Royston. Ga F. C. Barrett, College Park. R. D. Smith,, Macon; J A Put nam, GreenvUW, S C.; C A. Con nolly, Atlanta, D. P. Coleman, Allan | Athens Visitors 1 MICHAEL'S-for Friday and Saturday 1 ■ ■ ' Means The Greatest Econony aS Kayser Chamoisette A SpCCldl DlSpldV Long Gloves l l ' 89c Pair i, Fine Fall SllkDlCSSCS Tha oritrinal fine ounlltv imriortad * Wt-t- LUKJS I CJ JCJ ina'thocu vtsltlnit In 'Athene v&ftitti' j * Nelson, Hal* o c.. Charles C. Chamber*!, a j Ren W. Matties, Char- Walter McElreath, Atlanta; Mlllan, Marian, N C. C. L. Peterson, New Britain Conn.; J. F. Canno, Atlanta; Joseph C. Levy Augusta; A M McBride Ashev*He,;lf .; Mrs. H P Kroebor Atlanta; Charles Blakelcu. New York City Residence 832 By MRS. ALICE ADAMS Office 1201 Woodall -Parham Wedding Lovely Event Thursday Morning at 11.30 At Central Presbyterian Church T. A Collins, Ellavllle, Ga; H C. Groves, Atlanta; R. B. Frank-! IJn, Atlanta; Gordon Smith, Jame> ! Upshaw, W. Lang. Jos. G. Blount Atlanta Toilet Goods Sale FRIDAY ONLY NO PHONE ORDERS OR C. 0. IPs. PLEASE Face Powder $1.00 Mary Garden .. 89c 98c Azurea 89c 98c Floramye 89c 65c Java 59c 50c Mavis 39c $1.00 Coty’s H9c 50c Djer Kiss 89e C. B. Wall; Chicago; M. E. Wll- See the Great Police Dog Actor | Carter of Columbus and Bob Hay. Mr. Hugh Hodgson, Athens* most gifted pianist presided at the or gan and Mrs. Kate Bowden of White Springs, Fla., sang “At Dawning.** The church was artistically deco- rated In green and whits with sUtply pMima and ferns banking the altar with cathedral candle sticks holding the sparkling tapers gleaming agaluat the luxuriant back ground of greenery. Great baskets of bride's roses, tho handloa' j The marriage of Mias Doris qer trude 'Parbatn and Mr. Allen Me- Ciehce Wooduil of Columbus was i lovely aocial, event Thursday morn ing, Heptember ' the 20th at. the Central Presbyterian church at hah after eleven o’clock. • The Reverend -S. J. Cartfcdge pastor, jwa# tlid officiating minister using the ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mr. Henry Jes^o Parham and attended t.y an at tractive group of girls who wore her class mates at Brenau. Miss Very lovely and handsome new models of Satin Crepe/ Satin Charmeuse and Faille Crepe. At $27.50 the value is extremely fine. Stewart’s All Silk Crepe de Chine 51.95 yard caught with tulle bows, completed Today's values is at the lowest, Cuiut Garner ol Buford was m ild the rich fiorai setting. $2.50 yard. Colors Black, Navy, Sand, Grey, Pink. ' 50c .Nadine 3! $2.00 Houbigant’s Ideal $1.< Talcum Powders $1.25 Cotys fii erf honor and the maids were Misi The lovely young bride presented Nannie Lee Cauthen of this city a picture of girlish beauty In l.et' Mies Nan Llnthlcum of Atlanta smart gown of dark blue chunelle Miss Gene Claire Norris and Mlsr Jacquard velvet, finished with fl Lorraine Fine Fall Gingham 49c yard Just as fine as the Imported French and Scotch Gingham and made in the U. S. A. New pat terns and colors. (Poerit lace collar' and fashioned ! huttant style. She wore o brown l! Duvtyn hnt with a touch of blue • j and accessories to match; ^»er cor- ■ sage was exquisite orchids show- I ered with valley lilies. 1 t Miss Garner wore a beautiful gown of Taupo Charmeuse, with r brown velvet hat. • Miss Llnthlcum wore blue Pou- ret twill trimmed with Ruled 4-uf* fles and gray velvet hnt. 1 Miss Pekor wore a handsome black satin gown with touches ol . cream lace. Miss Cnuthen wore a lovely gowr of black chiffon velvet with a touch of rose and silver trimmings. ! It Isa Norris wore a Molly O* satlr 1 crepe lace trimmed with Log C*b* I in hat. 1 The maids carried arm bouquet* j of pink roses and valley lilies. I The Uttle flower girl was charm- 1‘ing In a .dainty frock of white crepe de chins and lace trimmed Messrs. William Gunn, of Pensa cola, Fla.. Howard Mewhourn, ol Rlberton, Madison Nicholson and Alfred Parham of this city. Litile Ethel Clyde Woodall sister ot the groom was the dainty /low er girl and Master Billy Woodall ring, bearer. The''ushers were Meant’. Henry 35c Mary Garden ., 25c Mavis ' 25c Mennen’s Violet 25c MenncnV Borate 25c Orange Blossom 25c LateUe 25c Babcock’s Butterfly .j.i $1.00 Houbigant’s Qulauc Fleurs ... $1.(10 Houbigant’s Ideal 25c Djer Kiss 25c Palmolive .• Silk Stripe Shirt Madras 75c yard Extra fine quality in beautiful colors, stripes on white ground. Stunning styles, and beautiful tailoring of Flat Crepe, Satiij Canton and Crepe de Chine* Ail in Black, Nhv^ and Brown. Such dresses are worth nlticii more than $14.75. Devonshire 39c yard This is tho cenuino Devonshire Cloth that Is fast color and long wearing. 32 inches wide in new and prettier patterns. RIN - TIN - TIN” Atifactively Priced New Fall Footwear WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS” Toilet Water Everfast Suiting 45 cents Sold in Athens only at 'Michael's! All colors guaranteed fast. ' The guarantee includes the cost of making and trimming. $2.19 Azurea Shoes that are at once exceptional in their fine quality, beautiful, and au thentic style, and perfect ! fit. The newest effects in .strap and gaiter' pumjjg are dhown in-ffcflSf*.*j$ ' Log Cabin Sufcdc' 1 Faient Leather r 511.85 '$ $3.50 Black Suede ‘‘ Black Satin $10nn J, $7.95 v| Brown Satin JBiown Kid $7.95 $5.00 to $8.95 LadiesFidlFasbioned $2.19 Floramye .... $1.98 a Orange Blossom 89c Mary Garden .. 98; $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal 98c Creams 50c Djer Kiss Vanishing 3Sc NOTE:—This Picure Is Now Playing New York City At Advance Prices. Lingerie Cloths 49c, 59c • in beautiful new patterns, weave! and colorings. Th« widest assort ment we have ever shown;at un usually low prices for % such fine Quality Drug Accessories for STUDENT Needs STATE NORMAL LUCY CC HIGH SCHOOL UNIVERSITY 50c Nadine Vanishing 38c 35c Daggett & Ranisdoli’s 29c 35c Pond’s Vanishing 29c 35c Pond’s Cold 29c 50c Hind's Honey & Almond 38*' Silk Parasols $4.95 Every one guaranteed not to split, fade or break. Beautiful handles and fixings in colors Blark, Brown, Navy. Rni ; Gray. Pnypj?, GfW! and "Electric Blue. •fall season. f ' If - The lovely young bride la one i j Athena* moat charming 4 and I popular girls, the only daughter ol Mr. H. J. Parham and the late Mra. 50 Milkweed Ingram’s 50c Babcock’s Lemon Cleansing Tooth Paste 25c Listerine 65c Prophylactic 'j'ooth Powder .... 25c Dr. Lyon’s 45c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes ... 50c Pebeco 50c Pepsodent 25c Sanitol 30c Kolynos 60c Forhan’s vunluse bar added to her J personal grace., ah. graduated (rum the High school, litter attending ! Brenau College, where ah, w „ i member of the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority and graduated In oratory Mr. Woodall la the ,on of Mr and Mra. Clyd. Woodall of Colum* buo. He attended the University and I. a member of the Sigma No Poiret Twill $2.50 44 inches wide and all wool. A fine quality in the most popular wool fabric. Colors Black, Brown, Few stores may boast of such a won derful collection of fine Silk Hose at the low price. Every pair is perfect and of excellent wearing qualities. Every size is hdre. Every shade to match the new gowns, suits, coats and shoetf. Their fineness is assured by the names of their makers— fraternity, and has many don . friend, here. Mr. Woodall la ns- ooclaled wilh hIs father and uncle Mr, Waller J. Woodall In the In- | iluatrlal Index In Columbus and a . member of one of the moet promt* 1 1 pent families. , I] Many out-of-town. vlaltor, were I here for the notable occasion ; Among whom were Mr. and Mrs ! Clyde Woodall and family, Mr. and : Mra. Waller Woodall of Colutnhua Miss Kmet Garner, of Huford; Mrs Kate Bowden,, of White Springs, Fla.; Miss Elisabeth Pekor of Co lumbus, Miss Nan Unlhecum o Atlanta; Mlaa Gene Clatra Norris of Columbus; Mr. Henry Carter ol Columbua. Mr. William Gunn ol Pensacola jtnd Mr. Howard Mew bourne ot Elberton. Wc take especial pride in our ■election of Soaps. All chemically pure and tested. Brushes of nil descriptions for every purpeee. Tooth brushes for girls and boys. For n comfortable shave buy our articleu — Brushes; Bazars, Soaps and Creams. Safety‘Bator Blades to fit any kind. The fashion demands Jersey and this ia considered tho finest qual ity made in the country. It doea not itifctch und sag like the in ferior goods. Colors Block, Navy, Brown, Rosewood, Conn, Tan, Kayser, Phoenix* Gotham McCallum, Holeproof , Corticella Only at Michael’s, in Athens, are Silk Hose electrically tested under the pow erful Showtex Lamp—making the sell ing of only perfect hose. Grey, Co pen ami Colonial Blue. All 54 inches wide. French Serge $1.95 All wool and 42 inches wide, great value, in Black, Bra Navy and 10 colors. 25c Pears Scented .. 19c 25c Woodbury’s 19c 25c Cuticura 19c 25c Cuticura Ointment ! i)c 15c Sayman’s 11c 15c Lux Ik- 15c Ivory Soap Flakes 1 lc 15c Bon Ami 11c 15c Castile Soap .... 11c 25c Johnson’s Baby MR. AND MRS. R. t. CAUTHEN ENTERTAIN We have several kind, of Cold Cream which arc sure to be useful for keeping the face and hands in good condition. Also Taicume. The' delichlc fragrance ol trfumre add freshness rightness to one’s msi..-u|i. Stamped Gowns 98 cents These fiqe Nainsook Gowns ere all made and ready fdr dainty simple embroidery. PARHAM-WOODALL WEDDING PARTY Includes all good brand,. Following tho rehearul of the Parham-Woodall wedding parly Wednoaday evening, Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Cauthen entertained at a very lovely buffet supper honoring 'Our. stock of Fountain Pens and Eversharp Pen cils in Silver and Gold is For the young men our stock of fine pipes, cigars, tobaccos, humidors, cigar ettes and cases will prove inviting. For School and Collegt the popular brfSt-cicct, wedJiua i nrtv ati.1 a Football Sweaters complete. Writing mater- 25c Packer’s Tar .... 19 25c Resinol 19 10c Palmolive .. 93c do; Miscellaneous Party and out ot town guesto. The handsome colonial homo wna ntatonmly decorated with a ials and Stationery that lends charm to corres-^ pondence. High grade box' S aper or pound paper and avelopes—whichever you srecncry ot .feraa and exquisite Slink STIIIft mow omooo Serges are again very popular and especially tail fine French all- wool quality, 44 Inches' wide, in Brown, Grey, Navy and Black. #«(1 e«qui»nc i P* Dk . Klllamey roses (hrouKhout We also carry leathev goods in best quality, and pocket books or card cases are included. - vans.sKU Utofc III ail U1U rOOmS, } with many waxou taper, aheddiny n anff wadi.... k soft radiance. | The round mahogany table In .the dining room was overlaid with I a Princess lacs cloth, centered | with a nilver basket of roses. II around which were grouped silver. ; unshaded candlesticks and sliver I dl«hea holding the bon-bon,. |l Pink tulle streamer, extended from tho drop Bght In graceful 1 festoons, entwined with emllax. i The icon and cakes were heart- thapod and the bridal note war artistically expressed In all th. pretty details. ‘Tho beautiful party was one o- tbe brightest honoring tho charm* Kerchiefs 19c, 29c New pretty linen ones, plain, ma chine and hand embroidered in white and new colors. 90c Listerine.t. 89c 35c Odorono ........ 29c $1.00 Cdorono 89c 22c Ammonia 19c 20c Witc'.i Hazel .... ISc $1.65 Eau de Quinine $1.49 15c Bay Rum 11c Of pure wool, cut in that swagger athletic style. The colors are Black, White, Navy, Maroon and Cardinal. Such Sweaters are often priced $10.00 to $12.50. v I H. R. PALMER & SONS Prince Avenue Pharmacy Broad Street Branch Main Store, 105 Clayton Royal Pharmacy, Clayton Michael’s Linen Weave Fine Stationery 49c Pound Envelopes to Match . 15c In the folded and long club styles. 50c Packer’s Tar DRUG MICHAEL’S Shampoo ... 50c Watkins’s Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ... ATHENS Twenty-fire enjoyed tN lov«ly hospitality. Nervous 7 If Coffee disagrees Drink Postum "There's n Reason "