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LI!., MQ U1-1 rjT" Tfnifa ^ , )»n 'flPF 1 v; 5 fmpAT. SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA nffite 1291 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS — Rciidenec 839 KEEPING STEP TO A SONG (By Margaret Scott Hall.) Tie; way 0? the world la acrvlce— Oft a tireaomo way and aad, Where the paths of mon are crooked: And good la hindered by the bad; But through llfe’a myaterloua tan gle. Through the dlacord, pain and strife. — \Ve may take sweet music with us And make It a part of life. 1 utles need pot be discordant UAY FEVER . n If you can't "get away," case II the attacks with— VICKS ▼ VAPORUB Ottr IF MM** Jmt» M Ve«»fr ■»*> MILLINERY - New Fall Modes in Hats are arriving daily. Pattern Hats, 15.00 to $25.00. Velours, Felts, Puvotync and Satin Sport Hats, 12.00 to 110.00. THE STYLE SHOT' Miss Susie Wells ■I.. 4" M DANCING CLASSES Now Being Formed Esthetic, Classic, Fancy 154 Hancock Ave. Phone 1273-J If each day 1 wo do our best. In the Joy of service rendered Teace shall deign to make us bleat; Countless troubles, trials, sorrows, Wake the way of service long, But wo’re braver for the burdens When wo keep step to a song. The way of the world Is service, And it leads through checkered years, When our losses and uor crosses Must be borne through vales of tears; But forgiving faults In others, And propensities for wrong. Just forgetting all the fretting. Heli>8 us Keep step to a song, -ffl- PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL GIVES BRILLIANT DANCE The Tan. Hellenic Council of the University entertained Thursday evening at the Moss Auditorium at the first of three beautiful dances to mark the social calendar this week, incident to the fall opening of college. The spacious hall * presented a brilliant scene gayly decorated In thecollege colors of red and black Interspersed with hundreds ^of electric lights. Tho Footwarmer's orchestra af Atlanta furnished the enjoyahlo music. Several charm* Ins visitors addod to the success ofthe evening with the „ usual dancing contingent preseat. The chaperons were,,Wrs. John White •Morton, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hush Price, Mrs. Horace Holden and Mr. Harrv Hodgson. Amonor the rlrls dancing were Misses Elizabeth Arnold* Katherine (Bradwell, Lotjtee Morton, Annie Jordan, Louise Phlnizy, Anne Snalding of Atlanta, Josephine Connors of Birmingham. Van Cleve Wilkins, Martha Bess and Lucile Dempsey of North Carolina. Sarah Hall. Elizabeth Carroll of Atlanta. Katherine Park. Hazel Hodgson. Hallle Kilpatrick. Frances Rowe. Sarah Price, Margarcthe Morris MICHAEL'S Tomorrow «**, Saturday eautiful New Styles Just Arrived from New York Featuring the bob bed-hair h a t — the cavalier, off-the-face model, and the new metallic effects —three latest style-tinemes of Paris and Fifth Avenue. Rick metallic cloths . Intriguing veils Beautiful "embroideries Varied plumage effeeta .precedence in colors, ,wood, sand also pop- royal blue, lacquer, - * other smart And the remarkable val ues present mother rea son why you should not miss this evcntl In connection with this Saturday Sale— ; A SPECIAL OFFERING OF MATRON’S HATS Styles of rare Individual charm I Lyons velvets—flower trimmed. Rich pannes and plushes ■ . with touches of the new metallic mode. 6 Orgamcntt and other effect* --»• A Variety remarkable both to style as well as to colors, f-r we have devoted to the needs of the-more conservatively dressed woman the utmost caw to selection. The valor* »re exceptional. Marjorlo Mannle Mi Montezuma, Susan Garner, of Buford, Geno Norris and Nan Ltnthlcum of At lanta, Elizabeth Pekor Columbus Ruth Yarborough of Atlanta ant others. MISS GEORGIA DICKENSON WEDS MR. POWELL WARDLOW Announcement, is made of th< i(iarriag© of Miss Georgia Plckin non, of New York and formerly o' Atlanta and Powell Wardlnw o' New York, also formerly of At lanta. and Athens, which was aol- rminlzcd at 6 o'clock Saturday Septembor 15, at "The Uttl< Church Around the Corner," li New York. Mrs. Wardlaw la a young wo man of unusual beauty and charm and by her sweet manner has wot hosts of friends. For the past ter year* the has madeher home Ir New York, but sho has counties- friends In Atlanta and throughout tho state, who will bo interested 1» her marriage. Mr. Wardlaw Is the son at Mr nnd Mrs. J. C. Wardlaw, of Nev York, his father during the tlnv ho resided in Atlanta was superin tendent of schools. Ho was graduated* from Emon university, where he was a popu lar member of the Phi Delta That* fraternity, and for the past fer years has made his homo In Now York.—Constitution. MR8..JERE 8. AYER8 ENTERTAIN8 HOUSE GUE8T AT JEFFER80N JEFFERSON, Oa.—A beautlfu party of the season wafithat giver on Saturday night by Mrs. Jere S. Ayers, complimentary to her house guest, Miss Caroline Now lan of Memphis, Tonn. Tho handsome homo on Wash ington street was decorated with r profusion of lovely flowdrs, and pink shaded lights cast’ a ros* glow over the attractive surround ings. (Proms and* rook were enjoyed until a late hour, when delicious refreshments were served. Miss Goraldlne Brown aerved punch from a crystal bowl embed ded In flowers. Tho attractive gnest of hom wore a gown of turquoise blue georgette; which emphasised the beauty of hor blue eye sand fall hair. Victrola mnsic was dispensed throughout tho evening, and* sev eral vocal selections were render ed by Mesdamea Ayers and Brown. * Mrs. Ayers was assisted Ip en tertaining her guests by Mrs. W. T. Willis. Those enjoying this beautiful party were: Misses Caroline Now- lan, JUlone Epps, Mary Lou Car- roll, Elizabeth Cooloy, Helen John son, Martha Plorce Aiken, Kath- ry Mobley and .Annclle William son; Messrs. Howard Datdsman. Sanford Ayers, Nathan Ayers. Claud Boggs, Dr, H. R. Howell. X c. iMTim tt, Or., Donald Randolph, Ridley Askey and Gladstone Cool ey. FRATERNITY HONORS MI88 PARHAM An Interesting social event o' Tuesday afternoon was a bridge party at the Palm Gordon of the Georgian hotel given by Gampi* Alpha chapter of Alpha Gamins Delta for Mis* Gertrude Parham whose marriage to Mr. Allen Woodall of Columbus was solemn ized on Thursday. The fraternity colors/ rfl, buff nnd green were carried out In th* decorations. A delicious Ice coursi was aerved. The top score prig* was hand made handkerchiefs sn< the guest prize was Maerlr. tea napkins. Low score was a French novelty. The guests were met by Mis Lei In Mae Fears who wa* dalntly gowned In green crepe. / /. Miss Parham wore blue crop* trimmed In cream lace. With this she wore a grey felt hat. Those present wore Misses Eli zabeth Pekor and Miss Genie Claire Norris or Columbus, Kmet garnet nnd Mrs. Haskell Porter from Bre- nau College, Gnlnesvllle, On.; Mlsr Nancy Ltnthlcum of Atlanta: Miss es Nannie Lee- Cauthen, Collie Mc Whorter, Kathleen Merry, Saret Slider, Dorothy Rowland, Lorraine Jarrell, Evelyn Jarrell, Alice Hall Ztyna Hamilton, Cerlester ZiHIInn Wade, Frances Walton, Evelyn O'Quinn, Birdie McAllister, Clare Bright, Rosa Mary Whitaker, Edit* House, Annie Laurie Wier, Rena Davenport, Lila Jones, Dorothy Moran, Emma Plaster, Sallie Fan nie Dahlels, Marie Turnlpseed Peggy Barksdale, Frances Little Dorothy Driscol, Marcello Richard son, Charlotte Flemlster.' W. M. 8. FIR8T^APTI8T TO HOLD PRAYER SERVICE The Woman's Missionary Society of the Flrat Baptist church will hold a prayer servlet (Monday. September l4tb, for State Missions, In the parlors of the church. The meeting will open at half after ten and an afternoon teuton will be holtj. Each member Is ex ported* to bring her lunch. The program includes a talk on tho Baptist Hospital by Mrs. W. P. Warren. ^ Mrs. Paul ’Hadaway, the Orph anage. A survey of the church, Circle 12. Dlscuuion of State Educational program. Dr. J. C. Wilkinson. Resume of anbjecta under dis cussion, Miss Laura Lee Patrick, corresponding secretary and treas urer of the Georgia B. W. M. N. A cordial Invitation la extended to all those who are (ntereeted. MRS. BILLUP8 PHINIZY HONORS MR. AND MR8. JACOB PHINIZY Mrs. Billups Phlnizy entertained at • very lovely family dinner yarly last; Sunday In honor of tt& €61 Mrs; Jacob Fhlhtzy 4 of Augus- a/ who spent the wee-end with Clair* ir. and Mrs. Charles H. Phlnizy. Tho handshme home was beau- ifully decorated with exquisite dnk and white snap dragons nr- anged in silver vases and baskets hroughoul Uie lower floor. , The usual charming hospitality •f the gracloua hoatesa was most lapplly extended. Last Showing Tonight "Where the . North Begins” At the Palace; Madge j Kennedy in “Purple Highway” Sat. MRS. J. H. MANLEY •NTERTAINS FOR MRS. R. DONAHUE A beautiful event of Wedneaduy fternoon mi the delightfully Manned tea, honoring Mm. L. R Tonnhue a recent attractive br t which Mrs. J. H. Manley w» stltr rsclous hoateu. Quantities of bright garden lowers decorated the ball, parlo' 'nd dining room In artistic nr- 'jiincment. Delicious refreshments wer erved during the afternoon an<* ho pretty party added most hate illy to tho aortal affairs of the veek. WIT PARTIES AT LINGER LONGER LODGE The Llager Longer Lorge con tones to centertbe Interest of thr social contingent and many lovely '■arllcs have been given this week >mong those entertalng were: Mine 'tarrie Clay of Savannah, a popu- 'ar member of the State Norms* faculty, honoring Miss Benson. Miss Helen Wilkins entertained 'or Mlu Margaret Clay a visitor fro mSavannah and other enter- alnmcnts have added dellghtfulli V, to the activities. ■vln a aughti Mr. an<f Mrs. J. L. Oarvli nounco the birth of a dai Septembor 20th, wbo will be cglled Mary Anita. Mrs. J. Y. Carithors and-Mra. C. Nt Walker apent Thursday in At lanta. g Mra. C. H. Yearwood and M.r B E. Yearwood have returned from Bonair. Miss Anne Spalding of Atlanta and Miss Josephine Connors Birmingham are the attractive fi.estf of Miss Louis Phlnhy (pi theweek-end college dances. 4t*r.and Mrs. Billups Pblnlry re- tu ned Wednesday frbm At *. ta. Mrs. Everett Taylhr spent Thera* day In Atlanta. Mist Ruby Mealor will speed Saturday In Atlanta. —as— Mr. and^Irs. John Craft spent Tuesday in Athena.—Winder New;, Mr. and Mrs. ^R C. Maxwell of Elborton were visitors here Thurs day. ’ * 1 - r Miirwiv wwiww'i.Rn»qm*>» i tho recent guest of his uncle and AunL Mr. and Mra. 8. Q. Woodall. He was en route to Athens to at tend the University of Georgia.— Constitution. —SB Misses Katie and* Ida Lee Lav ender are visiting In Atlanta. • w HR— - Prof, and Hra. C. N. Wilder have ‘returned from Newport, Fla. Miss Ellen Dortaon of Chatta nooga la visiting (Mrs. W. R. Dort son. 8now with a depth of thirty- five feet was encounto **d by the group of actors while filming Where the Nor h Begins," out n the wild, desolato Plumas coun ty' region, in northern California. Tho actors used snow shoes In all t.hclr t c«‘lvlUes. while snow drifts sometimes made work Impossible. A special lubricant had. to bo used by Came raman Frank Good to pre vent the buckling of tho camera. "Where tho North Bogins,” with \ strong cast Of playqto, will be shown at tho Palace Theatre to night (or tho last time. It Is a classic of the screen directed by j Chester M. Franklin. j \ Rintlntin. tho police dog and, »creen actor, has an Important j part In this picture of tho far north, ns the wolfdog wlp saves n man from death at the hinds of outlaws. MADGE KENNEDY iMadgo Kennedy returns to the j screen at the Palace Saturday in the picture.' "The Purple Hlgh- t» Kenma production for ittzxt. Tho picture Is based on rtf/bn success,' "Dear Me." 'This Is 4 screen story filled*with comedy and drama and* affords Miss Kennedy a superb role. The nlcturo carries a delightfully ro mantic story and'*presents Miss Kennedy in one of the best char acterizations of’hqr career. It Is her first screen work slnco for saking pictures for the stage more ‘han two years ago. Henry Kolkor directed tho pro duction. and* the supporting cast excellent Monte Blue, a well known Paramount player, has the Reading man’s role whllo others In- j tdude Vincent Coloman, Pedro de I Gorodeba. Dore Davlddon, Emily! FRzroy. William. H. Tooker. Winl- f red Harris, John W. Jenkins gnd j Charles Kent. This picture Is yvell worth while. MR8. W. U WILEY CONSTIPATION a* A ouu. of man, till. Him- tul to ald.rl, (wool.- Almcjt rrtitf u I.king CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS Easy—pleasant—effacthra -only 25c P-A-L-A-G-E LAST SHOWING TONIGHT The Great Picture “Where the North Begins” With “RIN-TIN-TIN” Famous Police Dog SATURDAY SPECIAL The Purple Highway' MADGE KENNEDY 1 The Appealing Charm of Health and Beauty Atlanta. a<L—'*A short time ago I-was suffering constantly with backachfe and pain In my left side. I did not know what to do for my self. My aunt knew of my condi tion and advised me to take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. -She said it had cured heiv so . I took three bottles and by (hat time 1 was feeling fine. All aches anti pains were gone and I have had nc more trouble since. I also gained In welghL”—Mra. L. W. Wiley, 182 Echo 8L Your health la the moat valuable asset you-have—do not delay but obtain . this ••Prescription" now of your nearest druggist In tablets o» liquid; or send 40c to Dr. Plerce'r Invalids* Hotel In Buffalo, N. Y. ror trial pkg„ or write If or free ad vice.—Advertisement^ Said Can’t Be Done "ut .rp.rl.nc. with doctor, »nt medicine, earned m» to lo«e faith In both, and whrn a friend told mi that Mayr', Wonderful R,mrd> | would cur, my »tomnch trouble told him It can't be don,.’ How ever. be finally persuaded me to try It and to my surprise It did. All symptom, of acuta Indirection and ■an having disappeared.” ft Is i simple, harmless preparation that removes tbs catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract aad allays the 'nflammstlon which causes practi cally alt stomach, Uepr and Intes tinal ailment's. Includtn* appendi citis. On, doss will convince 01 money'refunded. For sale by nil dmrrtita, everywhere.—Advertise- nf'ss* The Modern Style Note The new style note if here submitted with unerring good taste, distinction, dignity an(f refinement. These exclusive effects are presented in the Fall exhibit of KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES - The suits and light-weight overcoats are superbly tailored of the finest all-wool fabrics. Priced to give you tho mayimum in value. LEE MORRIS The Daylight Comer Comer Broad and Jackson Streets