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Social and Personal News KILGORE—LEAN ARD. The marriage of Miss Nellie Kilgore and Mr. T. M. Leonard. Jr., of Reedsville, S. (',, was a se rial event of Wednesday enening at 8:30 oYloek at the home of the bride on Midland Ave. Mr. Paul Leanard, brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Audry Wills, of Atlanta, was maid of honor. The wedding march was played by .Miss Alleen Kilgore and the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. 11. Mashburn, the bride’s pas tor. The living room was beauti fully decorated with ferns and pink carnations. Mrs. Leanard, as Miss Nellie Kilgore was one of the sweetset and most talented young ladies of our city, and comes from one of the best families of Georgia. Mr. Leanard is one of the strong and leading young business men of his state. Mr. and Mrs. Leanard left on the micl-night train for Washing ton and New York. Those present on this occasion were; Mr. Paul Leanard, of Reeds ville, 8. ('., Misses Osie and Au dry Wills, of Atlanta, Miss Nora Wills, of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lyle, Mr. and Airs. Hiram Stan ton, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kelly, Mrs. F. W. Bondurant, Miss Ermine Stanton, Aliss Jolniie Lou Smith, Air. Walter M.Stanton, Mr. Paul I lose*), Air. Obe Smith. A Delightful Entertainment. Mrs. li. A. Carithers, Jr., enter tained the Young Matron’s Club and a few outside friends very delightfully last Thursday after noon. The living room and din ing room where the guests assem bled were very attractively deco rated French baskets tilled with graceful sprays of spirea, and beautiful old fashioned yellow roses, placed on mantels and cab inets, and they too, formed the central decoration of each card table. The punch bowl was placed on the dining table, which was beau tifully adorned witli a profusion of dogwood blossoms and was pre sided over by Misses Mary Alice Strange and Lucy Turpin. A the conclusion of the games, a lovely salad course and tea was served. The guests included Mesdames Ralph Smith, I’. A. Flanigan, Roy Jackson, Robert ('amp, B. 11. Jackson, R. 11. Kimball, Reba Vonderleith, J. J. Wilson, Walter Cooper, (i. C. Mosely, W. D. Mc- Kinney, W. C. Horton, Paul Rob erts. L. H. Reid, R. O. Ross, H. E. Edwards, F. C. (Jraddiok, Misses Pearl Farrar, Mary Alice Strange and Lucy Turpin. Young Matrons Federated Club Entertained. One of the prettiest spring par ties of Hie season was the one giv en by Mrs. Mac Potts to her club on Thursday afternoon. The liv ing room and dining room were beautifully adorned with crab apple blossoms, pink roses, sweet peas, and canary birds singing to complete the signs of spring. On the tables where the games were played bowls of spring flowers and small baskets filled with pink mints were placed. As the guests arrived, Mrs. Mac Potts , assisted by Mrs. W. O. Perry, served punch and waffers. The score cards were painted with ci ah apple blossoms, roses and sweet peas. After a number of games of “500” and music, a delicious salad course was served. Those present on this oeeassion were, Mesdames Clyde William son, W. 11. Quarterman, G. A. Johns. 0. AI. Jackson, W. A. Brad ley. John Hargrove, J. L. Jack sum 11. T. Flanigan, A. 1). Alc- Curry, W. A. Brooks, \V. O. Per ry, C. S. Williams, li. E. Millikin, E. F. Saxon, Alice Dunn, J. W. (Iriffcth. Air. Obe Smith was in Atlanta on business Alonday. Air. AY. T. Robinson spent Alon day in Atlanta. Aliss Bertie Blakey, who is tak ing a business course in Athens spent the week-end uj home. Air. and Airs. W. E. Henry and sons, AVilliam and Alercer, of Ala eon, and .Messrs. Ambrose Jack son and Reuben Davis are expect ed to spend Easter here with rela tives. Air. Farris and family, of Ath ens, were the guests of Air. and All’s. J. Al. Alorris last week-end. Air. AY. 11. Toole, of* Atlanta, was a visitor in the city Alonday. All’s. 11. A. (’arithers.Sr., return ed Monday front a visit to rela tives in Atlanta. Airs. T. Al. Fmlow, Aliss Sarah Louise Furlow, Airs. C. R. (fies ham, and I). Yanderventer, of Jacksoti, Ga., and Air. W. W. Par ker, of Norfolk, Ya., were the guests several days this week, of Air. and Airs. Mae Potts. Dr. C. I>. Almond spent a day in Elbert on with his mother last week. Airs. Dora King has returned home from a visit to relatives m Grifhi. The many friends of Mr. ('has. Alorris are glad to see him on the streets of Winder again, after a year’s service with the A. E. F. in France. Airs. W. P. DeLaperriere, of IToschton, was in the city Satur day. Aliss Louise Strange, of AVesley an, spent several days last week with her parents Air. and Airs. J. T. Strange. Airs. Alma AlcDonald spent Sun day in Atlanta with relatives, go ing over to meet her brother, Mr. Farris Lyle, who has just come over from France. Mr. William McDonald spent Sunday in Atlanta with his grand parents, Mr. and Airs. Geo. Alc- Donald. Airs. <J. Hill, mother of Judge 11. (I. Hill, and aunt of Airs. Susan Smith, are spending some time with Judge and Airs. 11. G. Hill at their home op .Athens street. Air. Joe Johns and daughter, Irene, and Air. Berry Fambrough of Bishop, were guests of Air. and Airs. Z. F. Jackson Sunday. Airs. If. E. Afillikin’s many friends are glad to know that she is able to he out. again after be ing ill for several days. Air. and Airs. Z. F. Jackson had as their dinner guest Sunday, Air. Joe Johns, of Bishop, and Air. Carl Xihlaek and son, Carlton, Air. and All's. B. B. Jackson and children, Air. Zacli Jackson, of Emory college, and Aliss Selma Xihlaek. Airs. Alary Burson and Aliss Arlevia Bursonspent Saturday in Athens. Air. Julian Ross, of the Univer sity of Georgia, spent the week end with his parents, Air. and Mrs. R. O. Ross. Air. C. 11. Cook was a visitor in Athens Sunday. All the churches of Winder at tended the. protracted services at tlie Christian church last Sunday evening and the large auditorium was completely filled. It was a great service. I). Sikes, Messrs. AVillingham, Porter and Ilammond of Statham, were in Winder .Monday transact 6ing business. Air. and Airs. Bob Zachery, of Carrollton, Ga., were the guests of the later’s mother, Airs. Piver, Sunday. Airs. J. 11. Jackson entertained at a dining Alonday, celebrating the birthday of Air. Walter Stan ton. Covers were laid for Mr. Walter Stanton, Aliss Ermine Stanton, Airs. E. V. Snipes, Miss Mabel Jackson, Air. and Mrs. G. 11. Fortson, and Air. and Airs. J. 11. Jackson. Messrs. Kirt Collier and Joe Austin are expected home this week from France. Air. R. L. Manning, of Bethle hem, passed through Winder Alon day en route to Atlanta. Air. Lamar Smith, another one of our fine young business men of Atlanta, spent the week-end with h.is father, Air. S. P. Smith ami family. Airs. J. I. Allman, of Toccoa, was the guest of Airs. <l. I!. Wood for several days tins week. Mrs. Allman is a sister of Rev R. E. Aloss. Aliss Mary Shields had as her dinner guest on Wednesday, Aliss Carrie Bailey and Mr. Erast us Smith. Airs. Emma AlcCleskey, of At lanta, is the guest of Air, and Airs. S. C. Potts. Mesdames Alattie Hern, of Grif fin, and Alobley, of Stone Aloun tain, are the guests of Mr. S. P. Smith and family. Alisses Alary Shields and Gar lie Bailey, Alessrs. Alark Sims and Erast us Smith spent Sunday after noon in Gainesville. Air. Ilosea Williams spent Sun day in Jefferson with friends. Air. and Airs. Aubrey Xunnal ly and Airs. Harper of St at ham, spent Sunday with Dr. and Airs. C. S. Williams. Aliss Carrie Bailey, of Jefferson, is the attractive guest of Aliss Ala ry Shields. Air. and Airs, ('laud Patat, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with relatives. The many friends here of Air. Gordon Toole, of Atlanta, are glad to know that lie is at home af ter being operated on for appendi citis at the Wesley Memorial hos pital. Capt. Paul Brookshere’s many friends here are glad to hear lie has embarked for the U. S. and will soon be honie. Airs. J. A. Perry and son Jo seph. spent Alonday in Atlanta. Air. and Alls. A. I). AlcCurry spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Airs. T. AI. Foster if? nursing in Bishop for two weeks. Airs. W. A. Bradley spent sev eral days in Atlanta this week. The many friends of Sgt. Guy P. Jackson will be glad to know that he arrived at Camp Gordon Alonday morning and will reach home in a few days. Guy lias giv en three years of his young man hood to the service of his country. Air. and Airs. W. L. Jackson spent Friday in Atlanta. l)r. W. C. Potts and Mr. Fritz Potts spent several days in Atlan ta last week. Airs. Lee Oliver and children arc the guest of Airs. Oliver’s par ents in Union City. Air. and Airs. Ed Herrin and little daughter, Evelyn, and Aliss AI arie Herrin spent several days in Pendergrass this week. Air. Lee S. Fortson was travel ing in South Georgia last week in the interest of the Belle Overall Cos., and spent one day in Valdos ta and while there was the guest of Air. and Airs. R. W. Wallace. Mrs. John 11. Wood spent sev eral days in Atlanta last week, af ter,ding a board meeting of the Christian Woman’s Board of Aiis sions. Miss Sadie Harris of Logans ville, spent the week-end with her mother, Airs. Georgia Harris. Air W. A. Bradley, of the Y. AI. C. A. of Camp Gordon, spent Sun day here with his family. Alesdames S. C. Potts, Alac Potts Emma AleCleskey and Alessrs. S. C. Potts and W. C. * Potts spent Sunday afternoon in Jefferson and Apple Valley. The friends of Airs. W. L. Blas ingame are hoping she may soon he convalescing to rapid recove ry from her illness of several weeks. Air. George Whitley reached home Saturday hale and hearty and is lookinw well after his stay in France as one of our army boys His friends were delighted to shake his hand and welcome him home again. Air. Hubert Jacobs, a student at the Teclmilogieal school in Atlan ta, was the guest of his parents Air. and Airs. Leslie Jacobs, for the week-end. Hubert is one of Winder’s bright young men. EASTER EVERY person wants to look their on Easter. Why not? It’s right to look well; God loves a pure, clean ly person. How can the soul be pure if the tabernacle is impure? IT costs but very little to look well if you buy from STRANGE a Neui Cape a Stylish Dress a Welhfitted Suit a Smart Georgette Waist a Chic Bonnet a Decent Shoe a Dainty Collar purchased at this store prepares you for Easter—makes you feel' good, look good, and you are good. All Departments Brimming Full j. T. STRANGE Cos. /l ln \ \ / Yi I! \ 'a, * i qJ 'MI j |J f/ TRADE MARK cJAZZ 4/M REGISTZPt D *lO