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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1923. THE UANNBR-11ERALH. ATHENS. CEOHOIA Office j(201 - By SIRS. ALICE ADASIS — Residence 832 MIS8 NANNIE LEE CAUTHEN TO WED MR. ROBERT LEE HAY TODAY The'. marriage of Miss Nannie Lee Cauthen and Mr. Robert Lee Hay of Athena and Augusta will be an interesting eocial event of today? li: 50 at the home of the bride's > »arents, Mr. and Mrs. R.] U Cauthen on Milledge avenue. Uf. J. C. Wilkinson pastor of the *lr*t Baptist cnurcb will be the officiating minuter. . , 4 The ibride vrtu oe attended Miss Olief Wingfield as maid of honor.,! • groom will be attended by Mr. Herbert Gray of Augusta os best man. A sfnall and very Informal recep tion vrti ifuiiuw the ceremony, the guests \p, include the family and very close friends. The lovely young bride will wear a handgoroe gown 4>f brown Pic- quatine cloth embroidered In gold with hat and accessories to match with corsage of white roses and vail*/ ifiies. MUM • wWfieid's gown win be blackembraidered chiffon with hat to raiUdh.fnd will carry an arm bouquet^ or pink roses. Very cor* dial and delightful interest cen ters the nuptials of the' popular young couple. Miss Cauthen is one of Athemi'hiost charming and pop* cation was a social hour In the church parlors. SENIOR GIRLS®LIITERARY SOCIETY HOLDS FIR8T MEETING The Senior Girls' Lilterary So ciety of the High School bad hs first meeting ot the year on Sep tember 12th. The meeting was well attended and an Interesting pro gram was given. The pUna fir the year were/discussed and it we suc ceed with our attempts, we will put out an annual and a school newspaper and will give several plays. Our program consisted of violin solo by Mary Wood and a vocal ^quartette by Marie Tibbetts, Mary Fant, Winifred Fowler apd Annie Lane Cartledge. Our gecond meeting was held Sept. 27th. A very varied and de lightful program was rendered' consisting of recitations by Sara Brown and Altfce Rowland, a vfolir solo by Mary Wood and a piano selection by Thelma Leathers. Mary Fant gave a very helpful talk on 'The Rind of Books We Should Read." The program ended with a spirited debate on "Resolved that High Schools Should Be Co* educational." Lily Brooks and An- nlo Lane Cartledge took tho af firmative side and Marie Tibbetts MRS FRED WHITEHEAD ENTEHT4JNS SUNDAY 8CHOOL CLAS8 Very charming indeed was the delightfully planned get together party given bv Mrs. Fred "White, head to the Sunday School CJoss ot the Christian church, known as thf Co-Workers consisting of the young matron* and the young la dies of this chtfreh. This class .combines Mr*. Whitehead's das* fig Mrs. Fr-’h^r forfeann. class, Mr? Jackson having charge q1 thq young ladle*. After a dainty supper prepared add served In a moat charminr w|r by ipembere of the cl*** Dr. Miller wo* called on for a few re marks to which all listened atten tively and fen greatly Inspired Dr. and Mrs. Miller as the new minister and wife were honoi guest* at this occasion, ollowing the class had an hour's business | meeting electing officer! for the dtftbing year. Mr*. Whitehead in her own ear nest way gpve some helpful re marks at this time to the class inspiring them to do better and blfger thing* another year. She la an »\ cptration to this class and It » hped all In the class will raiiy her in advancing the cause ot done on both Rides, the vic tory was awarded to tho affirma tive. Charlie Cate, representative of the Boys’ Literary Society gave a OI Ainerai rauai cimrmiiis uitu . ollnnn w or | n? mSLStlSL^ST* !"*«“<«• Although excellent wort Hcho'or tind ’ Lucy Cobb. 1 Mr.^tajr formerly of Dallas, Qa. Is a graduate of the University ol the class ot 1920 and a member ot the Lynb^ Chi Alpha fraternity He la fntThg cotton bustness asso ciatedArilh Jhe Mangel Cotton Co., and made hie home here the past yean Wao* located Jn Augus ta, where he ha* been transferred Folie’fclng' the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Say 'Will take a short wed ding trip. Among* "the out of town guests will be Mr. W. D. Lanier and Mr Herbert Cray of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hartwell Mr. and? Mr*. H. N. Harrison of Atlanta. plans for a "Senior Play” later in, the year. The meeting was a decided sue cess as shown by the reluctance on the part of the members, to leave, some remaining until 6:3C p. m., discusing plans. Another meeting of the Senioi Boys' Literary 6odety waa held Tuesday, September High School Building, The program consisted of entire ly Impromptu numbers. Severs talks and on impromptu debat' proved Interesting. Plans were dir cessed concerning a Joint meetin V*'*th the Senior Cjrla* ^Jterar: Society on October 10. In the fyim naslum of the school. This meet ing will be held at 4 p. m., and the faculty and student body arc cordially invited to attend. ALEXANDER BUSH, Secretary. Y. W. A. ORGANIZED PRINCE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH The V. W. A. of the Prince Ave nee Baptist cnurch was organise' Thursday evening at the home ot Mrs. Birdsong on Cobb street. Miss Emma Brickie Is leader and a nominating committee war appointed to select the other oT fleers. About tbirty-fivo younf. women were present and twenty five joined the organisation. A devotional service followed bj music ami delicious refreshments served by the ladies of the 'Mis sionary society, addod to the pleasure of the evening. MRS. T. J. WOOFTER HONORS CHI OMEGA 80R0RITY _ Mrs. T.'J. Woofter was th< charming hostess Friday afternoor at her delightful home on Princ< venue In compliment to the Obi Omega Sorority. Mlaa Cornell.': Abney, a popular bride-elect of he fall whose marriage to Mr. Vathan A. Abernathy of Binning ham will be gn interesting social vent, was an honor guest of the ’.nvely occasion. The additional charm and free- nnce ot gorgeous fall flowers con tributed a radiant color note tc he attractive rooms thrown to tf ther. Zennias, and many golden loners were ^jsed effective!) iverywthere. The handsomely ap minted tea table was overt*l' : .!th a nexqulslte Madeira am* ■^Ilet cloth and centered' with th' •right blossoms, encircled by sli er candlesticks holding the yellow apers. Delicious refreshment- vero served and about thirt> wests enjoyed the beautiful bos iltality so happily and graciously extended. will be the special feature. To'th society which presents the best program, the losing society wll give a pary. We now have an enrollment of twenty members and we feel that a very bright and promising fu ture lies before us. gg MI88 MARY 8NEAD’8 LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY Saturday afternoon Miss Mary 8nead waa the delightful hostesr at the second of a series of beau tiful parLes, sharing honors were Miss Nannie Lee Cauthen a charm ing bride of today whose marriage to Mrj Robert L, Hay will be an Interesting social, event, and Mrs. Worth Hadley of Louisiana, sc pleasantly remembered here nr Mins Julia Orr. Golden tinted garden flower* were elaborately used In the ar tj*«c decoration?, adding attract ively to the handsomely furnishe* home. Delightful refreshments follow ed the game. Miss Cauthen wot presented a set of gold and white salt and pepper bakers. Mrs. idley was given,* pretty bond Anted bnd vase. A beautiful chocolate layer cake *» - l ? n .* r °* Lonlvarsltv I, mart cordially In- .core and a Jar of tomato pickle.- ited t0 p „, ent _ No forni ,i |„. tor the low .core, A very Interesting feature w»i the announcement ot MI.»„Nannl< Lee Cautheh'e engagement ant marriage todey to Mr. Robert I Hay. Tho following telegram cam> via the Western Union: (Mr. and Mr.. R. L. Cauthen announce the engagement of their daugbte: Nuunlv Los to Mr. Robert Lee He- the mintage to take place Septem What Is This Dress Worth? q her In advancing the cauee ot the marriage to lane piscu m,™ Christ. Ending this pleasant oc-ber 30, signed, Dan Cupid, whlci brought forth pleasurable com ment and congratulations. T/le usual happy hospitality o' the charming hostess was vers gracefully extended. MISS ELLA LEVERBTfSS CHRISTMAS TREE - UNIQUE AND GREAT 8UCCESS A has been the cuetom for many yean, the annual Christmas tree t might add trees, as there were four beautiful onea for the Kile Leverett school In China, was r notable event ot last Thnrdday afternoon at the hospitable homo of Mrs. A. H. Darlaon, on Prince , avenue. The lawn presented n pic i ture of Ilfo and gaiety with severe' ’ tree, laden with gifts and many more Indoors, gifts representing J the good will of all In the 'Metnod '1st church and kind friends out- I aide. There went prebent ecorea of Ke-wSg people of all agea radiant an/ Jf'iilVi happy In the mellow September "•“•Jab - I .unllght from youth to old age, lit: i tie children learning In a very practical way the Joy ol giving Of all the happy guests none wart happier 'bn" in-' .'ovely hostes? Mra. Darlaon and Mrs. Ackfsa. In valuable assistance came from ar the leaders of the church and Sun day school, and gnat Indeed will be the' Joy ot those In Chin* when the great box or boxes arrfye at Christmas time ladened with net only toys' t.‘ mnny substantia' and beautiful gifts to gladden theli _ hearts. u I —ffi— ' Aad New far a '-SENIOR BOYS' LITERARY r£«uKpHisl ' SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING S&ui’JUs. I The tint meeting thin year o' •i'sSlL.'-JtlS the Senior Boy's Ltiemry Society 'Sir B!?.5v <25 twss held Tuesday. September 11 “ '5SJ fin the High School building. After the olfftlal bnaineea he/ been dispensed a very Interestlnr b5 fand beneficial program was given I President Thomas 8L John dellv jeeed a mat Impressive "speech o' j welcome,” to the old and new mem ben alike. Several mandolin selec tion were given by Alexandet Bush. Charles Cates talked oe ; :The Alms for tho earning Year- i In which he pictured the Ideal lit- | erary society which this will strive y j to he, was followed by an opus- ' j house illecoMlon on (objects ol [Interest to the members. Including UNIVERSITY WOMAN'S CLUB TO HONOR YOUNG WOMEN 8TUDENT8 To Interesting aoclal event ot the veok will be the beautiful party o be given by the Unlvevslty Wo- nan's club at the home of the yhsncnttnv. next Friday afternoon it five O'clock. The party Is being given for :he young women studenta of the University, end the tact that Mra Barrow has tendered the tiao of ter beautiful ohLbome for the oc asfort lends a decided touch of in- eresL Every woman student ot the (Mrs. P. A. Burton pleasantly re membered hero aa Miss Frances Tackson Is spending tho fall hertp, vlth hor littlo son Jack. Mr. and frk. Burton have been making Uelr home iu Rlchmssd, V* Mr. 3urton Is now located In Detroit. , — ‘ Mrs. Randall Kendrick Joined Captain Kendrick In Atlanta Sat- Vday to visit Major and) Mrs. Cendrl fendrlck. Mr. end Mra. \v7b. Bcacham. ind two little daughters, o! Co- umbuB ore week-end guestd of Ir. and Mra. W.D. Beacham. —SB— i Mlaa Louise Hays, ot Montexuma vho underwent an operation for ippendlcitia recently while she vaa rlltlng frienda In Athens, is yoqvolesclng. Sgve |> the lovely oung daughter of Mra. James E. lays, prestdant of the Georgia "(deration ot Women's clubs'. Con- tltutlon. i Mr. Robert I- Burpee has re amed to Washington, D. C., utter ' vlajt to his parents, Mr. and Mr*. | tobert'A. Burpee. ,. m Mr. and Mra.. V. J. Moss are' pending the week-end In Monroe “ “h e. -Cog. • — mmmmrn ■vith tiiuir .niece, Mrs. H. Mra. Calla PolteVent baa return- 1 d from Atlanta and will be with ! MJaa Nancy Bacon for several; leye. Mrs. Poltevent came up to j nter her attractive young datigh-1 he Miss Calla in Lucy Cobb She a a popular member of the young lOcial set in New Orleans. . Judge and Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin ire being cordially welcomed home ifter an extended visit to Atlantic fjty and Saratoga Springa, N. V. I Whyette dainty frock of CORTICELLI Duo” tone Taffeta, perfectly plain bodice embroidered on le?t shoulder with elaborate silk en effect, bouffant of the new Parisian Cascade Ruffle effect, also embclished with bright colored embroidered flowers. Mrs. C. J.'Mull, Daughter of E. P. Stonri, Says Pol-1 itics Is Behind Trouble in That State. Politic, I, behind the Oklahoma rouble, according to Mn. C. J. Mull, before her marriage Miss lennle Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Stone of Athens. Mrs. dull writes her parents that the people In Oklahoma were not at ill stirred over the controversy be- ween Governor Walton and the eglilature. Mn. Mull's husband a an attorney In Muscogee, Okla homa. He Is a nephew ot Judge Brandon, a supreme court Justice. It will be of internet to Atben- ans to learn that Phil W. Davis, Tr„ candidate for congress here in '.920 and son of Rev. and Mrs. Plhl W. Davis, of Lexington, wax at- Marbow Beautiful CORTICELLI block. Satin Sa-on with nar row hemstitched' ruffles down the front elaborated by drop hall buttons of black Selecting personal apparel is truly an art, developing t'he fullest measure of apprecia tion through taste, demanding the inspira tion of creative genius. For the Discriminating We Present IRENE CASTLE MODELS Conceived in the true impulse of “Ameri ca’s Best Dressed Woman,” expressed through the maintenance of Quality c Value and Style While style is figured above all in women’s apparel, there is in the models pictured here Guaranteed Value in each and every gar ment. Every piece of silk used in all— whether it be the major portion, lining or thread for sewing—is t)he product of the famous Corticelli Silk Mills. The name is in itself a guarantee of the finest tjuality. Honda A beautiful wrap - ar front tunic effect coat, wit/j .i novelty feature aleeves and cuffs and the new saucer^ shaped col'ar trimified with ' Viatka squirrel ifesigne ’ '' the finest quality leai material and lined through out with finest grade CORTICELLI Crepe. Romagna srs'isi' wit* Navy HM smmrnss VWOINIA CAOTLSTOA l «w* M MTeaaaTWaat. wan oaa< Dept. l'1667A,' CHICAC' nations will be Issued. . All members ot the club, and an roepectlve members are expected o be present and aaalet with tb ntertalnlog. —a— PRINCE AVENUE -APTI8T W. M. 8. A very Interesting nnd Inspiring lee.ting of the Womuu'i Mission Ty Society was held Thursday aft ernoon at 4 o’clock. Mra. W. J. Conolly. the former -resident led tbs devotional exer- dsn and presided. ' It was the occasion of the Instal- atlon of the newly elected offle- -r*. and Dr. Bennett, the pastor, -cry impressively led that part of he service. As the name of each officer was ailed, she sroee and made a short -peach of acceptance. Mra. J. J. Bennett, president. Mias Carithera, vice president. Mrs. S. B. Wingfield, treasurer. Mra. A. C. Cox, secretary. Mra. Ed Vickery, pianist. Sirs. T. A. Henry, assistant plan et. Mn. M. E. Haygood, personal lervlce chairman. , , ' Miss Carithera, press reporter. ■Mrs. W. P. Brooks, magaslne igenL Miss Daisy Drake. Miss Mary tsvis. Sunbeam leaders. Mn. W. C. Wingfield. O. A. 'emder. Miss Emma Brickie, Y. W. A. vnder. v Mrs. Jl.-E. Connely, assistant V. W. A. leader. _ Mrs. R. C. Campbell, Y. W. A. 'union. / , Mrs. Cecil-Moon, R. A. leader. Mrs L. C. Brown, n«.*i*iaLt fi. L leader. Mrs. L. C. Brown, .Vl/nlonary tudy leader. The society Is divided Into six irdee, with a loader, secretary nd treasurer In each. VOMAN’S BIBLE CLA88 4EET8 TUESDAY, 4:30 The Woman’s Bible class of the Tnrt Methodist church will meet n the Baraca room Tuesday atter- -oon at 4:30. AH members urged o be preeenL . Mr. Jack Mogul of Hartwell [ -erne ever 8aturdey for the game| •nd spent the week-end with Mr. nd Mra. Den Magill. Mr. Tim Thornton of, Atlanta •olned Mrs. Thornton here Sat- inlay at the homo of Mr. nnd Orps.'l i S. Filto —d wta be aeesm-l ed home by Jrrv. Thornton, afternoon. J. Or- V5* OUR 1923 LINE OF FOOTBALL GOODS IS COMPLETE We A" R ° a , d y *? Supply Schools, Colleges SHOULDER PADS FOOTBALL JERSEYS and Individual Players. FOOTBALL SHOES ' „ , T , BASKETBALLS HEADGEARS STOCKINGS Complete Equipment for Basketball Courts ' OFFICIAL FOOTBALLS THE McGREGOR COMPANY SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT