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vrnNESDAY. -MAY 21, 1922. ATHENS HERALD READERS ARE SUBSTANTIAL CUSTOMERS FOR ATHENS HERALD ADVERTISERS PAGE THRI ham dress... \ « ‘wore a very becoming afternoon There are tasks for most of'my f toilette of black georgette,, heavily _l ' i evenings,-too,. beaded. The. bride was evidently For I know that my life’s work I attractive, in her going away , suit would do.’ of porlet, with trimmings of gros- • , ;V gram ribbon, and orlnetat beads. Oh, well, .you are blind with small hat of-satin straw, with io the wealth that every day, I crimson trimmings. .She carried «v ™ . . , . shower bouquet of bride roses and Why ’ rM fUn &r me “ “ y car to valley lilies. T ° h Tal? e anT^ fi “ ed ' Bt With othere who' feei the joy of And y love * nature’s wondrous ^“SSfeL Miss Millie Rutherford and Miss Mildred Mell will leave for Lake- mont Friday-morning where they And^heal-my loneliness With-love For folk I do not know,. Chancellor David Barrow and Dr. Robert Wilson returned Tues day afternoon from * Sparta, where Chancellor Barrow addressed the 10th district agricultural college. —®— Miss Sarah Elder has .returned from a weekend visit to Miss Mar- Mrs. B. J. Westbrook,-'Miss Al- lene Thomson and Miss Annie Smith were Visitors from' IV* Tuesday. ‘ - will send a while # at Miss Millie’s lovely summer home. Dr. S. V. Sanford went over tc Madison Tuesday afternoon to do. liver the commencement' -^address at the High School, Tuesday night The many friends ' of Mrs. Ed ward Odum will be delighted to learn that she has almost re* cuperatedfrom her recent operation She i^now at the home of her par ents, Judge ar-d Mrs. Hamilton Mc Whorter on Cloverhurst Av?. She will return to her home in /Atlan ta the last of t^e week. Miss Evelyn Simpson and Miss Mary McGee Roswell are the at tractive guests of Miss Frances Simpson at the Woman’s Building, University of Georgia. r —®— M|ss Alice Piircell has resigned her position here as teacher hear the city to acept a position - as teaher in the Vidalia public schools. Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Telford and children of Abbeville, S. C., are expected soon to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brown of near the city fg) I MV. Guy Bright well, of Mont gomery, Ala., is the guest of Dr and Mrs. Harvey Cahaniss on HRS. ALICE ADAMS II society news of The about it as you would be about your attire If you called on a friend in person. Tou will address the envelope legibly. F °LLOW's° c IETY lead .. WEALTH AND POINT OF ^ J! ; EW _ You’re rich, did" With L “ Herald lay and The Banner y morning is the work Genevieve Barber and nclia Dornblatt of the ty School of Jouralism. What to Take for SICK HEADACHE •ALWAYS” (By Mae McNeer) is such a little word— . an so much, it’s quite 1 promised to love and quantities of ~varf-c6lored sweet peas. A tea table covered with an ex quisite cloth of imported laces was graced by a large silver basket ■ of pastel-shaded sweet peas, en circles* by handsome silver candle sticks holding pink unshaded tap ers. Tall, graceful compotes were filled with pink and’ white mints and silver platters held dainty white frosted cakes embossed in a de sign of pink icing. Small tables were grouped about the beautiful fountain on the . at tractive terraced Each table "Was adorned with a Dres^erTbasket of pastel-shaded aw§£t'peas and snap, dragons.- ' ., • v• - - Assisting "Mrs. Jones in enter taining were Mrs. Bolling Jones, Sr. Mrs. Beverly DuBose, Mrs. Harri son Jones, Mrs. Turner Jones, Mrs. George Woodruff, Mrs. Frank Me- Gaughey, Mrs. Fred Hodgson, Mrs. Ewell Gay, Mrs. Joel Hurt "nd Miss Sue Bucknell. Mrs. Jones received her guests wearing a beautiful* afternoon gown of white lace fashioned over green satin and worn witli a green hat, flower-trimmed. Mrs. Woodruff was lovely in a gown of tangerine-colored chiffon/ trimmed with bronze lace. She wore a bronze hat. Mrs. Bucknell, Jr., was gowned in cream net, effectively draped over satin, and a garden hat of leghorn flower-trimmed. OVer one hundred guests called during the reception hour. , r . (By Genevieve. Barber.) y . J! i you say, With your income of a thousand a day, And your great big palace auto- mobile ^ With a livered chauffeur at its steering wheel; And your mansion on the very best street Where only the upper tens you will meet? You have white capped maids “To come at your beck To help you clasp the diamonds ’round your neck; To drape your lace and sill dress your hair, So that of your friends, ' will be more fair. I’m poor, did you say, , With my life of toil and sr every day; And my.rusty four cylindei That without my coaxing refuses to go; And my white cottage on a coun try lane, Where my * many friends are both ' rich and plain, I have no maid, I don oldest families in this section of the state, which has aidpd in the. uphuilding of Morgan County fo* more than h centry. He is a de servedly popular young man, both socially and in business. Immediately after the ceremony, the young couple left for a wed ding trip to points of interest in Florida, and after their return, will be at home to their friends at Maa- 'ison. • “ ItE CREAM SODA FOUNT end untidy, care- our friends, writ- >f stationery you rummage through boro is the attractive guest of Judge and Mrs. Hamilton McWhor ter at their home on Cloverhurst Ave. none that your represen f *i- as correct Costas ICE CREAM Is Just A Little Bit Better Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Poss have returned, from their bridal trip They stopped over at the Ansle> Hotel in Atlanta where they wero delightfully entertained by a host, of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Boss are now at home to theii friends in their attractive r ew bun galoy/ on the Danielsvijle road . —BE— Mrs. J. T. Drake of Atlanta is visiting relatives here for a few days. ■w Ford Touring s ( ash, $30.97 Per Month Theft Insurance and Interest Included. TBl’SSELL MOTOR CO. INFORMAL BANQUET An informal banquet was given last evening by the University of •Georgia Spanish Club at the Clover leaf Tea Room. Tre guests included all of tbe students of the advanced £pan!sh classes of the Universtiy of Geor gia. * . The hall was benatilully decorat ed in Spanish colors of red and yellow, and American red, white pnd blue- The Spanish flowers, poppies, red carnations and pop pies were used in profusion. Mr. Sara Morton was the toast master of the occasion: Everyone present was called upon for a my ging- Miss Anna Rhodes of Atlanta is visiting her brother, Mr. Harry Rhodes. - —m— Miss Marjorie Upshaw who has been the attractive visitor of Miss Olief Wingfield for the past week left this morning for her home in DouglasviUe. FLOWERS CANDY GOOD THINGS TO EAT Annie Lane Cartledge, wearing green. All of the bridesmaids wer^ Jovely in organdy dresses In rain bow huds and carried sweet peas in arm bouquets. f The bride entered with her moth er, Mrs. Sarah Poullaln Campbell toast. The guests responded clever ly. Miss Annie Rutr Moore g*ave the toast to Spain, Miss Ida Pound; *0 America, and Mr. A. D. Dixon to his Alma Mater. Messrs. Smith and Hudson«gave tosast in Spanish on why their | air castleh failed when Mr. Hudson was called upon, he responded by handing his real toast Prof. Rami rez ended the occasion with a talk, thanking the students for their services to rim during the past year. It was decided to make this an annual event. DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT One of the most delightful and elaborate affairs of the social sea son was the lovely dance' given at East Lake Tuesday .evening by Messrs. Hy Holliday, Roy Bowden, and JeWCtt Harris. About one hundred guests en joyed dancing on. the open pavil- lion. Eidams’ The Whitten Grocery Co. MICHAEL'S Mrs. Johnson, who has been de lightfully entertained at the home | of her sister, Mrs. Albon Woods, for the past five weeks, leaves Sat urday for her home in Savannah. —m— The many friends of Mrs. W. L Glenn will regret to learn that she remains seriously ill a* her home on Madison Avenue. Miss Helen Treanor of Darien, Ga. f is spending two weeks with her sister, Miss Sapelo Treanor. —®- Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brown spent Tuesday in the city. •V —®— Mips,Mary . Lou Murray vpll re turn Sunday from Royston where she has been attending commence ment exercises. The many friends of Mr. J. W. Woods will regret to learn that orchestra furnished the music for the happy occasion. East Lake is one of the most beautiful spots around Athens. The Misses Jones are . responsible for he is still ill at his home on Madi son avenue. Mrs. Marvin Reese is spending some time with relatives in Co lumbus. , More than 100 | new late Spring | and Summer Hats to be sold at two Prices Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keating, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith? Mr. and Mrs. ]j. . A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eppes, Mr. arid Mrs. William Mc Kinnon, Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Hey- wood, and Mrs. M. W. Crowley. FRATERNITY INVITATION The Pi -chapter of the interna tional fraternity of the Delta Sig ma. Pi initiated the following mem bers into the newVhonorary, frater nity of the University_of . Georgia Tuesday evening: Messrs. Cliff Pa- ton, Pat Powers,* George Fester- man, Julian Strickland, Sheldon Fitts, Charlie Wier. The iririltla-t tion was held attire Georgian Ho- Messer, Jr., will be pleased to learn-that he is doing nicely since Hats that were priced Hats that were priced $5 to $7.50, some sold $7.50 |ta $10—Stiitk- for'even more, Sports ning Sport, Street, and Dressy Hats of - Dress and Pattern Ripple Angora—Rib- Hats in all shapes and bon and Straw Com- colors. Stunninqly hinafions, Organdy smart Leghorns, and Leghorns and Hemps, Tagal Plateau, Sailors — All shapes Swiss Hair Braid, and popular colors. Flowers Trimmed, you will agree that the Milans and Silk and value is remarkable. Straw combinations. YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE LONELINESS r By Mary Barron Brubaker I like to walk at eventide, When dusk shuts out the dlri. I like to watch the friendly lights Of lamps that shine within— uating exercises at High Schoift. * Warm shadows play upon the walls Where-hearth fires gleam and glow. I like to warm my heart with love taiii Friday evening at a delightful lawn party at her home on Han cock Avenue in honor of Miss MIL dred Hardeman of Winterville, the attractive guest of Miss Tuck, and‘ : Miss Rexford Brunson, the lovely visitor bf Miss Matjlde 'Bancroft.' There will be about’ SO. meriibeifs. For‘ folk I do not know.- ; I"like to feel, the fragrant dark , Close round my shoulders press- ’Allen R. Fleming, Jr., Post of ihe American Legion Presents I: dike the witchery of stars That eases my unrest. of the young set present bn ; -'thls happy occasion. Games will be played and proms will be enjoyed on the beautiful lawn. Delicious refreshments . consist ing of cake, sandwiches and ice cream will be served. . : • ' Several other delightful parties are being planned for the popular Visitors. - ' • , At eyentide, when shadows fall, This is the hou»' I go. BRENAU FOLLIES Circle No. 3 of the Woman’s Mis sionary Society of the First Meth odist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Mip. H. D. Persells,' 147 Hau street. Mrs. G. F. "Venable is’ chairman. „;| ? " The Sunday School Teacher’s and Worker’s Conference will be held tonight at 8 n’clock at the Chris tian Church. “ ‘ . At the COLONIAL THEATRE in Athens THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 25,8;50P. M. Allen's .Foot-Ease for walking'or dancing. It takes - thefriction from the shoe. In a Pinch, use Allen’s Foot-Ease. — (Advertise- ment,- ALL CHILDREN'S HATS Half Price This Includes Every JHat in Our Store [NONE RESERVED - . TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE THURSDAY G) ,r $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c. New Ford Roadster 5174.12 Cash, .$29.02 Per Month Fire aiid Theft Insurance and Interest Included. C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO. Circle No. 4 of the Women’s Mis sionary Society of the First-Meth odist church will meet’ with Mrs. E. D. Sledge Thursday afternoon* at 4:30 o’clock. • . Y yUs'oS^faxwelL^ou^cTea . ■ CHLEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. mm