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MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 192.1. Office 1201 - By MBS. ALICE ADAM3 — Rr? ANNUAL CONVENTION OF C. 8. F. W. C. TO BE HELD IN ROME THIS WEEK TO BE ONE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO WOMEN OF THE STATE When the trains arlve In Rome fussday they will be filled with prominent Georgia women, jynlve in club work, to attend the twenty, reventh nnuual convention of the Georgia State Federation of Wo men's club*. jghich will be held in that city from the 16th to 26th, elusive. The wonderful program which has been compiled by Mrs. S. Sanford, of Athens, is to be most constructive to the women of the state, while the social program arranged.by Mrs. J. Lindsay John- pon, of Rome, will add to the pleasure of the guests during the lull from' pore rerlous entertain* menta.7 A reception honoring the visitor* wil be giyen Tuesday afterroon. October 16th,_at the Coosa Comtry Club. On Wednesday, OCtuoer 17th, a luncheon will be given t|ie delegate* nt the Coosa Country club u* 10 o’clocjc. * On Wednerday evening, there will be a receptlbn at Shorter college at 6:30 o'clock, with Dr. D. J. Block er, president of the college, as host An automobile ride to Darlington school will precede the reception. On Thursday, October 18th, a luncheon will compliment the of* fleers, and will be staged at tho Coosa Country club. Following the affemobn session held In the auditorium on Thurs* day afternoon,- there will be a se ries of Informal receptions given by the individual Rome club Wo men in their homes at 5:15 o'clock. Mrs. W. M. Henry. ■ firs: vice president of the Rome Woman'*] club, will entertain at liner ir. compl’ment to the office* of- the M. Striplin, Mrs. Irving L. Thomas, Mrs. A. P. Treadwell, Mrs. J. R, Bachman, Mm J K Ottley, Mrs W T. Martin. Mrs. H G. Hastings, Mrs. E. H. Goodhart, Mrs. RIx Stafford, Mrs. Edward K. Van Winkle and others. RAILROAD FARES AND 8CHEDULE8 Your transportation chairman, Mrs. !m. E. Judd, of Dalton, submits the following report on fares and schedules to Rome, from Atlanta and Kingston: While the railroads have not Is sued any special tariff covering our meeting, they have agreed: That if as many as 250 full fare* are purchased on any or all rail roads from any and all points in the stute to such meeting, a return half fare will bo given on what is kndWn as th* certificate plan. Card* are being mailed, by your chair* man, to your district presidents, for distribution to all delegates. The plan will alsa be explained by your chairman while in Rome. Leisure to ask for certificate when you buy*your ticket 80UTHERN RAILROAD Lv. Atlanta 6:25 a. m., Ar, Romo 8:42 a. m. 9 Atlanta 6:30 a. m., Av. Rome Lv. Atlanta 3:80 p. m., Ar. Rome 5:50 p. m. Lv. Atlanta 4:10 p. m„ Ar. Rome 6:25 p. m. THE UANNEH-11EI1ALI). ATHENS. GEORGIA N euralgia orheadachs—rub th# <W 17 A nJmr»U~JY»Tb Bergen avenues, Jersey City N. J. Mr. and'Mr*. Ittner will arrive Ip the city Hi a week or ten daya anf will be at home to their friends af- ter November the 1st at 325 Hil street where they have taken an apartment. Mr. Ittner i* connected with Athena Gas CO„ where he holde a very responsible position and since his arrival here has actively iden tified -hlmrelf in the buslnea* world, making many friends whe will welcome then^ most cordially on their return from their wedding trip. [g-T LEND A HAND CLUB TO HOLD HARVE8T FESTIVAL The Lend a Hand club cordially Invites, the citizens of Athens to a Harvest Festival'to be held In the club rooms on Hiawatsee avenue. This entertainmsnt is really Ir the nature of a Community Fair. The club rooms will be^ throw: open to visitors Friday, Octobet 19th at noon and the Festival con* tinued till Saturday evening. Many beautiful flowers and pot plants will be on display. Lovely fancy work for display and sale. Some very Interesting objects over one hundred year* olrf will be shown. PAGE THREE they accompanied the Georgia team for the game with Yale. Mr, and Mrs.. Robert Toombs DuBose have returned from Greensboro where they have been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Mile; Lewis. ' -B- Mr. John Griffeth spent Satur day in Atlanta. —ffl— Lieutenant James Coffee Har ris of the U. S. A., passed through the city Sunday enroute to Cedartown to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ‘Elder and little daughter, Sarah, spent the week-end in Anderson, S. C. -83-- The friends of toj*. W. McKin non will regret to learn of her continued illness. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bobo mo tored to Anderson, S. <3., Sunday for the day. Mrs. H. E. Martin of Athens is visiting<rthe Misses Meadowcraft and other friends while en route from Sandersville, where she at tended the W. C. T. U. convention. Augusta Herald. The friends of Dr. ^nd Mrs. “My Sweetie WentAway” mourn, dell- ciously as fox trotted by tho California Ram blers. And how bluefully Dolly 75e Kay can ting itl Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCall, OGLETHORP’3 BODY REMOVES DOG HAS CAESAREAN Jr., and little daughter, Elsa, will | ATLANTA, Go.—Direct on of tht LONDON- A «.a»-sarean opera- return home Sunday aftea a de- interment of bodies of General and tlon was performed on a valuable lighftul visit to Signal Mountain Lady Oglethorpe now being re- Aberdeen terrier by a veterinary and to Captain and Mrs. Richard,moved from England' was given to |! erCi a 1( i tvv0 f 0ur puw> i tt8 Trimble at Fort Ogtethorpe, Ga. local funeral directors ..f this city. were brought into the world aTfv*. —®— | time thebodles arrive In this conn- During the' mother's convalescence. The friend* of Mr. and Mrs. H.'Thcy will assume charga f*Ott. the the puns P. Emerson of Atlanta will bo.in- try until they are .'.nterred on the cat teru&ted hi the announcement of campus of Ogiethur»-e University, the birth bf their little son, 0;to- ber the 7th, who will be called Jack Holt. the pups have been adopted by a Mr. C. H. Phinizy returned to Augusta Sunday afternoon after a week-end visit with his family. N. C. A 8T. L. RAILWAY Lv. Kingston 8:10 a. m , Ar. Rome 8:50 a. m. Lv. Kingston 10:30 a. m. Ar Rome 11:00 a m. Lv Kinge-ton 7:56 p. m„ Ar Rom* 8:40 p. m. Extra cars will be furnished a* needed. We beg to make the fol state federation, nt the Hotel Gen*»lowifig suggestion: There wil ernl orrerf, at 7 o'clock. »probably be not more than 300 del egates In attendance at the meet ing in Rome. If a considerable number of delegates go In automo biles. it will reduce the number buying railway tickets to less than the required 260, In which event we would not be entitled to the one-half fare on the return ticket This happened at Savannah in 1921 and Athens In 1922. Fo r the gooc' of the many we ask the denial at the few. Pro Bono Publico. visit to the Martha Berry school at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon. Among the prominent Atlanta women to be In Rome nt the Hotel Genefai Forrest, the convention headquarter?, are Mrs. Wilmer Moore, Mrs. H. C. Peeples , Mrs. Kate Green Hess, Mrs, George L ( , , „ Bn Brower, Mrs. J. T. Billups, Mrs ANNOUNCEMENT Chopftff Goodman. Mrs. Edwin Hel- bf*. Mr*. W. E, Finding, Mrs. & M. Ti&nfin, Mr#. J. Bprole Lyons, Mrs...Cornelia Day Moore, Mrs. J. W. White, Mrs. P. L. Thurmdn Mrs rFank Cates Pogue. Mrs. Al bert E. Thornton, Mrs. Howard Me. SMITH-ITTNER The marlnge of- Miss Mildref Eliza both Smith and Mr. Harolf Darlington Ittner now a resident of Athens was an Interesting soda event of Friday afternoon the 12tl of October at 4 o'clock at the Flrsi Call, Mrs. Omar F. Elder, Mrs. R j Congregational church Boyd ane PALACE TONIGHT PLAYING Will No One Defent— Will No One Tell the Truth? t THOS. H. INCE PRESENTS “HER REPUTATION” With MAYMacAVOY The story of a woman and her reputation— of a lie that scared it and a great love that redeemed it. TUESDAY Featuring “THE FAIR CHEAT” DOROTHY MACKAILL . EDMUND BREESE and WILFRED LYTELL Delicious barbecue hash, pies, cakes, roles and coffe will be on sale. Thia little fair promised to be one of the most unique and in teresting exhibits ever held In Ath ens. —W— JOHNSTON* HIPKIN8 Mrs. James T. Johnston announc es the engagement of her daughter, Annie Kate to H. Billups Hlpklnt of Nashville, Tenn., formerly of Athens and Atlanta the marriage to be solemnised at an early date. No card a.—Constitution. The above announcement Is of very cordial Interest to thcr-friends of Mr. Hipkins who is the only eon of Mrs; L. C. Hipkins, he wee born ind reared here and gaduated from .he high achool and ia a young mar of sterling qualities. Mrs. Frank Hardeman has re turned from Atlanta. gj , „ , „ „ , Dr. E. L. Hill, Prof. W. D. Charles Herty of.New York will | Hooper and Mr. C. A. Rowland be Interested to learn they have! left MoRday afternoon for Savon- tended In Europe where they will n ah to attcnd the synod ot Geor- spend several months visiting | r i a> London, Paris and many interest ing cities. —S3— Mr*. Lamar Lyndon is visiting ~* * * n, Ga. Oklahomians Warned of dian Kiver. * (By Associated Press) .OKLAHOMA CITY—The flood menace increased here Monday with announcement by J. P. Slaughter, chief of the U, S. weather bureau that the north Canadian river would reach the state of 20 to 22 feet be tween midnight Monday and Tuea- day noon. This Is four feet higher t^an the record flood of last spring Morning's mall for the king of Italy recently consisted of 7000 leters, 200 parcels and 270 tele, grams. CHILDREN CRY FOR “CAST01" Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All neen 1,1 u -° * ur - 'nr, bought boon, signature „ t a pleasant, harmless, substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teeth ing Drop* and Soothing Syrups. Contains no narcotics.' Proven di rections are on each package. / t in Washington, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davison, Jr., and Mrs. Davison's brother, Mr. Martine McLoed of White Springs, j Fla., and three Lucy Cobb girls, Mi«es* Eveivn Holt, Pearl Fort and Julia Brantley, motored to Atlanta Saturday for the Tech- Florida game. Prof. S. V. Sanford has return ed from Now York where he ac companied the Georgia football team for the game with Yale. j Mn. J. W. Barnett leaves Thursday for Asheville, N. C„ to visit Mrs. Artie Small and Mrs. Sterling Hubbard for a week or ten day*. . Mrs. Joseph Bennett Is visiting in Atlanta. c ■Permanent Wave During October $20.00—Appotatm^t The friends of Mr. Bryan Lump kin will regret to learn of hU con tinued illness at the home of his parents, Judge and 'Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin, on Prince avenue. Mrs. C. P. Wilcox, Mrs. Stiles Hopkins and Harry Hopkins of Atlanta and Mrs. E. J. Bailey of Newnan are guests of their par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hflnni- outt. The Rev. Mr. Wilcox andj g __ ____ Mrs. Hunnicutt on Sunday. —®— Mrs. DuPree Hunnicutt find Du- Pree, Jr., Mrs. Harold Hinton and little daughter, Annie L spenj Sat urday^ |n 11 h ‘i G The Rev. C. P. Wilcox of Atlan ta, will join Mn. Wilcox here Wednesday .or n trip to High- landa, N. C., to ipend his vacation, Basque Frock Always Good LADIE8 HEBREW BENEVOLENT 80CIETY TO HOLD BAZAAR Very cordial Interest centers the ipproachlng bazaar which the La- lies Hebrew Benevolent Society wil Ihold October 24, 25 and 2#th. n the Eptlng Realty office In the Holman building. All klndd of beautiful fancy work will be on sale and delicious home made cakes and candy. Everythin* 'ouna In *n UP to date barearwtll | Ho'pkin. .rent tho we«k-«Bd, b. on dlaplay tho v.ry dklnttert tomina , he birthday dinner of ind most artistic. Don't forget the lates and place.. MOTHER8 8TUDY CIRCLE PRE-SCHOOL AGE The Mothers Study Circle of pre- tchool age will hold Its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. H. J Stegeman 162 Springdale Tuesday iftcrnoon at 4 o'clock. Plans for the year will be dia* cused, and an Interesting program ias been, arranged. Any one Interested whether s member of the Circle !e very cor- llally Invited, MRS. FRANK LAWLER TO ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB lira. Frank Lawlar will antartaln her bridge club thia evening at ber! Iciightful home on Unlvtralty Drive' which will a.emble the member.: far tb# usual game and lovely hoa- pltallty of tht gracloua hostess. ELIJAH CLARKE-CHAPTER ' D. A. R. MEET8 THURSDAY | WITH MRS. GOLDEN KNIGHT I The Elijah Clarke chapter D. A.L R. win hold ita regular monthly | meting with Mra. Golden Knight | Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, al her home on Mlllodge Circle, ■ —5H- CARR-HOWELL INVITATIONS OUT The following invitation of very cordial interest has bean received hire: , Mrs. Julian Carr, Jr, requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Louise, to Mr. Clarke Howell, Jr., on Sat urday, the third of November, at 8 o’clock in the evening, at 8t. runup;’ Cathedral, Durltamj North Carolina. Will be at home niter the aecond of December, Pine Hill, Wesley Road, Atlanta, Georgs.” Mrs. HowariMcCall will leave Sunday for Washington, D. C., where she goes to attend an exe cutive board meeting of tha Nk- ttonal Society, Daughter* of the American Revolution. Mrs. Mc Call has been invited to receive at the reception, which the D. A. R. The basque frock, perennially of the District of Columbia, will charming, modifies its lines sea- give in honor of Mrs. Anthonsdeon by season and ia never out of Wayne Cook, president general, on stylo. This Is its latest variation. Tuesday evening, October IS,— The blouse fits fairly snugly, Journal. but with no suggestion of tight- —00— ;kss or of hidden corset stays. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Nicholson | The skirt does not flare so much have returned from a delightful as in other seasons—the flounces i eastern trip, stopping in Now are flat and the waist-line just! York and other points of intereat. [circles tha hip*. —IB— I Notice the embroidery—it ■■ Messrs. Max Michael, Charles'Spanish in jieaign and fiat—copied _• Martin, Robert White and frmo tha embroidered Spanish Ralph Hodgson returned Monday shawls. Such embroidery is now morning from New York where and very popular in Paris. Men of iron and women of a strange and reckless beauty were among the pioneers who conquered Alaska. Here Is the story of his tory’s most romantic period. “THESPOIUERS” THIS SEASON S BIG SMASH