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• - ATHEN9~B^Y-fiMAH^r»^AW«eT©a«F««r»J3.- ‘- 1 *^ ■)■>!' I WrF» Office Phone 1201 SOCIETY Conducted by MRS. C. S. DU BOSE Residence Phone 216 FOR MRS. HAMMOND JOHNSON. Mrs. Edgeworth Lamkin will en tertain on Thursday afternoon with a very small bridge party in honor of Mrs. Hammond Johnson, of—Norfolk, Va., who i* visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Billups Phinizy, on Milledge avenue. The suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lamkin, on the Jefferson road, will be artistically decorated for the occasion with bright hued autumn leaves. The guests have been asked to as- eemble at 3:30 o’clock and there will be ■only three tables of players pres ent. The little party is to be quite informal, and it will be a graceful compliment to the honoree who was that the members "chip in” and send a substantial wedding gift to her, His proposal was taken up with ac claim, and Speaker Clark announced that he would appoint a committee to arrange the details. The gift will probably be a pearl necklace. ksru JUNIOR CABINET BEAUTIFULLY’ ENTERTAINED. The Junior Cabinet was delightfully entertained on Monday evening by Mr. Grafts, one of its members. After a successful business and lit erary meeting in "Old College,” t.\ cabinet adjourned to the Holland where an elaborate course supper was enjoyed. Places were laid for twelve, those present being, besides the host, Mr. Ray Fort, Mr. Raiford Wood* f.I; tional members of this friendship dub or circle, are meeting on the second Tuesday of each month and on Satur days they go ami read to the students of the night school of which Mlfcs Louie Lane is principal. Mrs. A. S- Parker is the president and the member*; of the club are plan ning to do much good during the com ing months. sasi CHRISTMAS IS COMING; LET’S BE HEADY. Christmas last year meant many happy surprises for some little chil dren in Athens, and it made some grown folks feel t)yat they had a hand in helping maks God’s needy children celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ to be a jolly and very -i&vel Hat. lowen’en party. The invitations for for the entertainment give no idea as to where the black cat sign is lo cated, but those who have received them 1 may “respondez” over the phone by calling No. 119. as & a FOR MISS AEGATE ELUsT^SK . The dinner-dance given Saturday eveniug at the club attracted 125 guests, and was one of the happiest in the series. V - Mr. and Mrs. Hardin L. Cobbs gave large party for Miss ^dgate Ellis and her guest, Miss Adeline Davis, of Virginia.—Atlanta Georgian. before her marriage Miss Anne Bar- [ Ed Harden, Mr. Clark Howell, Mr. rett Phinizy, of Athenz. Henry West, Mr. Steve Mitchell, renu zneae lines win ne - “■ Dick Schwab. Mr. George Barrett. Mr. i doubt rC ™ n ? be , r ,. the , ll ‘ t >«l«mp that (came m their throats last December Mrs. Edgeworth Lamkin will be as sisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. R. W. Lamkin. * X « > CARNIVAL OPENS FRIDAY NIGHT On Friday evening al 8 o’clock the carnival at the high school will open and a good many novel features haye been planned. There is to be a min strel show and besides it, there will be a number of side shows. Contrary to the usual plan, there will be no separate charge of admission to the , ^ide shows. The general admission ** yon will come then you will find fee of fifteen cents will-permit those ou . f Come at 8:30 and bring you who go to take in all the side shows, j friends. It will be the best way m There will be the "snake eater,” the which to entertain them. Wear your "Wild man of Borneo” and many* Dick Schwab, Mr. George Barrett, Mr. j _ . ... ...... Martin, Mr. George Whitehead err'd; ' a ,™ e “ ™‘ r , tbr 1 “ al l s ,J ast ( L ’ e ' c Mr r R when they read the letters that were The cabinet will meet two week 1 ” ‘ rueat *“«> !» Santa Claus from now with Mr. '.lay Fort. ! lcttcrs wnttcn >>y the nch children and came from poor tots as _.nine ~ i well, and were all written m tnat FUNNY AFFAIRS I childish faith which is so pitifully real THURSDAY EVENING* I that it should not be allowed to go At the Y. W. C. A. gym. on Thurs- | without a generojs answer from old day evening, is going to be the f*»i-! Santa Claus is the God of Love that niest Hallowe’en party you ever at-! is planning and working all the time tended. We cannot describe if now j to make a happy day for innocent because there isn’t enough space, but children, once a year, when we cele- other such attractions, and every w;ho en joys a jolly evening of innocent fun should attend this carnival. Home made candy will be on sale and the management wishes to an nounce that the proceeds.of the car nival will go to the high school foot ball team. Come one. Come all. A y SB PEARL NECKLACE FOR THE BRIDE. The "White House bride,” as Miss Jessie Wilson is generally spoken of in Washington, is home after a visit with friends, and the wedding plans have been given new impetus. Minority Leader Mann voted the universal good wishes of the mVn- bers of the house of representatives ♦ j »»-•-- ««• He pro p 08ed toward Miss Wilson. Hallowe’en costume, or "middy” if more convenient. ’Twill be so much more comfortable. Free of charge. M a a “HALLOWE’EN ENTERTAINMENT. brate the birth of Him whose generous spirit is wafted down the Those to whose throats cam^ the lihnp last December felt that 'lump melt away after they had joined the "Big Brothers Club.” Not a child who wrote to Santa Claus but whose letter was opened and read by him and the God of Love dropped perhaps a tear of sympathy and pity as ;he went . about his work of making the toyS The Christian Endeavor Society of [that the children asked for. "Up at the First Christian church will give! the North Pole,” as we all very well '' , ' 1 * u ~ 11 ttv-, know, Santa Claus and the other kind FOR CLEAR SKIN USE KRESKO KRESKO is the most remarkable skin-dealer known. If you have any x akin trouble, whether eczema, rash,, pimples, blackheads or the many other blemishes to which a sensitive skin is subject, prove to your own satisfac tion that KRESKO is just what you need. Get a trial size of KRESKO, 25c., apply a little of it tonight, and HALLOWE’EN PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT. MiBS Lourene Epps will entertain i Friday evening with a lovely Hal lowe’en party. Abfrut fifty guests haye been asked and the entertain ment will be a very happy affair. in the morning, wash off with KRES KO Soap, medicated with KRESKO. Then notice the difference. KRESKO trial size, 25c. Large Jar, 50c. Family size, $1.00. KRES KO Soap, 25c. cake. Free samples by addressing Kresko Laboratories, Dept. 91 450 Fourth Ave^ New York. Sold by all druggists. (Adv.) HALLOWE’EN PARTY / THURSDAY NIGHT. On Thursday evening htere will be very novel Hallowe'en party given at the Y. W. C- A. gymnasium. a SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. J. W. Chipley has returns d from Lawrenceville. ’ a is h - ' Mrs. George H. Thornton returned Monday from Atlanta! a 55 K Dr. L. N. Betts and son, Louis, are in Macon attending, the fair. a* a Mr. Claud Cox lStves Monday to visit Mrs. Raymond V.-Harris in vannah. S 35 55 old time Halloween Social Friday exening at the Y. W. C. A. Athletic Building, 8 o’clock. There will be lots of fun for every one who comes, besides the usu$l “Halloween Sports” there will be quite an interest program. Come everybody, both young and old. Admission 25 cents, and enjoy the “birr t.im*” in utm-o fn* irnn the “big time” in store for you. KBS The charter members of the Omega Betas, together with the newer addi- souls are working hard that every toy ! shall be ready by Christmas time. Let’s be ready too, for love was the foundation of the "Big Brothers Club” that helped Santa last year to find the homes, and to see that no j/ock- ing was empty on Christmas morning. K i; ss AT THE SIGN OF THE BLACK CAT. At the Sign of the Black Cat on Prince avenue on Friday evening there Miss Marion Hodgson leaves for Augusta to visit Miss Hazel Brand. V HSR Miss Kate Cooper, of Atlanta, expected or the game dnd dance Saturday. # a s a Mr. W. J. Peeples attended the fun eral of Dr. A. M. Winn Monday Lawrenceville. Mr. Barrett Phinizy has recovered from his attack of grippe and is able to be out today-. ^ 53 B B Miss Ruth Jackson has returned from.Mlanta, where she has b^en ( ill with 'scarlet fever. Mr. Mar&ble, of Farmington, spent Sunday and Monday here with his daughter, Miss Maud Marable. 4 k& Sfi Sft Miss Laura Cobb Hutchins will go over to Atlanta next month to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb. S B 55 Mrs. W. G. Gredig, Mrs. Aggie Dean Rader and Master Dean Rader are Ahe guests of Mrs. Dan Dean in Atlanta. BBS Miss Bertha Moore, of Atlanta, will come over to spend the week-end with Miss Florence Hooper. She will at tend the football game and the dance. K A A Mr. John Peeples, of Emory Col lege, was in town for Sunday and Monday as the guest of the A. T. O, fraternity at its chapter house on Prince avenue. " 91 9 SB Miss Harriette Stockdell leaves Monday for Atlanta, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Woods at the Georgian Terrace. Miss Stockdell will attend the wedding ;tei of Miss Constance Knowles the even ing of Wednesday next. HALLOWE’EN SPECIALS AT WOMAN’S EXCHANGE The Woman’s Exchange is taking orders for the Hallowe’en and Thanks giving place and score cards. They are beautifully cut and hand-painted. Why not visit the Exchange tomorrow and see the beautiful exhibits? (Adv.) It takes a woman to imagine that an old man is sighing for lost love, when in reality he is signing Over wasted dollars.—Ex. If you were all mind from your toes up, you couldn’t remember half the good things you’ve heard of the Ford^Jt’s the most talked of car of ffiSliy- And sterling merit has maSmt popular the world over. Five hundred dollars^ls the new price of the Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty; the town car seven fifty—all f. o. b. Detroit, complete with equipment. Get catalog and par ticulars from GRIPFETH IMPLEMENT CO. Athens, Ga. £ DRUNKENNESS a curable disease^ which requires treatment treatment. The ORRINE treatin', can be used with absolute confidence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer, or other intoxicants. Can be given in the home. No •sanitarium expense. No loss of time from work. Can be given secretly. If after a trial you fail to get any benefit from its use your money will be refunded. ORRINE is prepared in t»wo forms: No. 1, secret treatment, a powder; ORRINE No. 2, in pill form, for those who desire to take voluntary treat ment. Costs only $1.00 a box. Come in and talk over the matter with us. Ask for booklet. H. R. Palmer & Sons, Clayton St. (Adv.) Woman may be the welfker vessel, but she can easily "break’* 1 a man.— Trade in Athens. IF ONLY. Mrs. Marian Sims, the suffrage air woman, was advocating the universal ballot at the Hemstdad aerodrome. “And another type of woman Who especially needs the votr,” said Mrs. Sims, "is the spinster. It isn’t the spinster’s fault that she is a spinster. Many a nice girl goes through life without meeting a single nice man.” She smiles, shook her head, and added ^earnestly: “Love, they say, makes the world go round. Ah, if it would only make the eligible men igo round, too!”—Now Orleans States. The nicest thing to a women aboift heaven is how she will be abla to be a grandmother there without showing her. age.—Ex. ASTHMA RELIEVED IN 2 MIN- utes or money refunded. THOMASON’S FAMOUS ASTHMA REMEDY, 50c package. American, Asthmatic Company, Inc. Box 538, Atlanta, Ga. Ask druggists. Elegance In Home Furnishings Without Excessive Cost Our furniture stands the test of time. It’s built of the Ibest material-true in wood and workmanship-good enough to be handed down to your children as heirlooms If your home is not as cozy and comfortable as you would like it, why not come and complete its furnish ings here? You will find just the things to give your dwelling a touch of luxury without excessive cost. ART SQUARES, RUGS, MATTING 1 ( AND LINOLEUM 2nd. Floor. Take Elevator. RANGES, COOK STOVES, OIL STOVES, HEATING AND FIRE. LESS COOKERS. Stove Dept. Take Elevator. Steamer Trunks, Packing Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Traveling Trunks, Cedar Chests and Shirt Waist Boxes. Trunk Dept. Take Elevator. CURTAINS, SHADES, PORTIERES, AND CURTAIN NETS House Furnishing Dept. Take Elevator. ’ SPRINGS, COMFORTS, MATTRESSES, PIL LOWS AND BLANKETS. Bedding Dept. 2nd. Floor. PICTURES, MIRRORS, CLOCKS, CLOTHES HAMPERS AND COSTUMERS Ritht here U a beautiful china Case, made of best select osk finished Early English. Strictly Colonial design; beautiful wood grill oyer side glass; bent glass door. $30.00 V Look at this—Large oval top Li brary Table, made of genuine Mahog any; has extra heavy top. Note the large pedestal legs, bottom shelf and large Colonial feet. This is truly a large heavy Table and well made througout. $35.00 Here is a Solid Mahogany Rocker at the price you wish to pay. Made of select Mahogany and strongly braced. . Medium height, back and rush scat. , Now is the time to buy that Dav enport. Here is a large full bed size Dav enport made of the best select quar ter-sawed oak, the upholstering is genuine leather- Has extra heavy set twin link springs and padded cot ton mattress. $9.00 $50.00 If we had you in front of this Cab inet we could easily show you why the McDougall is the best Cabinet on the market. They are made of the very best ma terial and are made very roomy and large. Note this pattern-^the tilting flour bin, the glass sngar bowl, the metal cake cooler, the sanitary bread box and many other things 'that no other cabinet has. $32.00 Lean back and rest—that is all you have to do with a KELLY COMFORT CHAIR. | Here is a large Comfort Chair, made of best quarter-sawed oaK; uphol stering in genuine goat skin, back is high and comfortable; foot rest slides from'under the seat. This style. $22.00 Victrolas Records BROAD STREET * ^ , = :— BROAD STREET Victrolas and 'Records ■— -#9- : ■ > V H K ;l : ; ; ;• . .t