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Social and Personal News CALENDAR OF WEEK. . Monday Dec. 15.—Miss Alice King and Mrs. T. M. Foster will entertain the Missionary Society (( f the Presbyterian Church ut 5:30 o’clock at their home on Center Street. The M E. Harlan Division of Ihe Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet with Mrs. Herbert Smith at 3:30 o’clock at her home on Broad Street. Mrs. Lee Fortson and Miss Jen nie Smith will give a Matinee par ty in honor of Mrs. Mark Sims, a recent bride. The Methodist Missionary So ciety will be entertained by Mrs. A. S. Eberhart at 3:30 o ’clock at her borne on Hamilton Ave. The Church Street Circle of the Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs. K. I*. Carpenter at 3:30 o’clock. Mrs. John Williams will be hos tess to the Candler Street Circle at 3:30 o’clock. The Center Street Circle will be entertained by Mrs. W. T. Apple by. Tuesday Dee. 16.—Miss Annette Quillian will entertain the Young Ladies Priscilla Club at her home on Church Street. Mrs. W. A. Bradley, Mi's. J. T. Walden and Mrs. E. P. Saxon will he hostesses to the Missionary’ So ciety at the home of Mrs. Bradley at 3:30 o’clock. Wednesday Dee. 17.—Mrs. C. 0. Niblack will be hostess at a large reception in honor of Mrs. Buy Kilgore, a recent bride. Mrs. If. T. Flanigan will enter tain a few of her friends at her home on Candler Street. Thursday Dec. 18.—Mrs. John Hargrove will entertain the Young Matron’s Federated Club with a Matinee party at 3:00 o’clock.. Miss Flossie Henson will be hos tess to the School Faculty at her home on Candler Street. Mrs. H. A. Oarithers will enter tain her club at her home on Broac Street. Friday Dee. 19.—A special Christmas program will be given at the school auditorium by Miss Charlotte McCants. Matinee Party Complimenting Mrs. Mark Sims. Mrs. Lee Fortson and Miss Jen nie Smith were joint hostess at a Matinee Party on Monday afler noon for Mrs. Mark Sims, a recent bride. After enjoying a splendid picture at the Strand, delightful sandwiches, hot chocolate and candy was enjoyed. The guests on ‘this happy occasion were: Mesdamos Mark Sims, Lee Fort son, Howard Rogers, J. B. Par ham, Erastus Smith, R. J. Smith, Georgia Harris, and Misses Mary Alice and Louise Strange, Bert Pirkle, Grace Jackson, Esther Henson, Nina Stewart, Allene Kil gore, Charlotte McCants, Annette Quillian, Mildred Thrasher, Sadie Harris, Mabel Jackson, Icie, Mary and Jennie Smith, Mrs. Bob Pir klc, Misses Inez Cooper and Essie Mae Maughon. Bheata-Qraham- A marriage of interest to Win der people was that of Miss Jewel B'>eats of this city, and Dr. 0. C Gresham, of Atlanta, whieh happy cvenr took place in the latter ri*y iftf: 4 Sunday. Mrs. Gresham was one of Win der’s popular and charming yoimg ladies a- -1 a daughter of Mr. J. W. Slie;ts. Dr. O’esham waa originally from Jkmna Vista, Ga., but is now one of the prominent druggist of Atlanta. Mrs. Oglesby and Miss Kate Leu O. leshy will leave Friday for Elberton, to spend some time. Miss Christine Clayton expects to spend the holidays in South Carolina, with her parents. Woodruff-Estes. A wedding of much interest to a large circle of friends was that of Miss Thelma Woodruff and Mr. Joseph Lawton Estes, of Atlanta, at the home of the brides parents on Thursday evening at K :30 o’clock. The handsome home of the brides was beautifully decorat ed with ferns, palms and white chrysanthenms. The wedding march was played by a college mate of Miss Wood ruff’s, Miss Parks, of Cruwfords ville. Mrs. J. W. Oriffeth sang. Miss Reunette Woodruff, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. On ly the immediate families of the contracting parties and a few in timate friends witnessing the ce remony. Mr. and Mrs. Estes left for a weddiftg trip through Flo rida. Miss Woodruff was one of - " Wi nder’s most attractive and talented young ladies. She graduated with honors from Shorter College, and her father, Mr. G. W. Woodruff, is one of the leading citizens of our citj’. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Estes regret they will not remain in Winder, but will make Atlanta their future home. Mr. nd Mrs. W. J. Herrin Enter tain. One of the largest and most en joyable affairs of the season was the reception given by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Herrin, at their beauti ful home on Midland Ave., for their son and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrin. The parlor, living room and dining room were thrown together and made a beau tiful picture decorated through out in palms, ferns and pink car nations. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Herrin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrin, Mrs. Stinch ennih. of Penderarass, momer of the bride, Mr. Stineheomb, broth er of the bride, Mr. Ralph Herrin, and Misses Marie and Imogene Herrin. Those assisting in receiv ng and serving were: Mr. and Mrs. W| C. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. John Carrington, Mrs Reba Von lerleith, Mrs. S. T. Ross, Mrs. Oscar Summerour and Misses Es ther Henson, Annette Quillian, Charlotte McCants, Mabel Jack son, Sara Frances Segars and Rita King. Two hundred friends called from eight until eleven o’clock. To Mrs. Guy Henry Kilgore. One of the largest and most beautiful social events of the past week, was the afternoon reception at which Misses Ida and A Hone Kilgore were sost esses on Friday, at their home on Stephens Street, introducing their sister, Mrs. Guy Kilgore, a recent charming bride, to a number of friends, who called fiom 4to 6 o’clock. The parlor, living room and dining room were beautifully decorated in ivy, ferns and pink carnations. The receiv ing line composed the bride and Misses Ida and Allene Kilgore. Mrs. C. O. Niblack and Mrs. W. O. Perry received the guests at the door. Misses Sadie Harris and Mabel Jackson served punch. Oth ers assisting were: Mrs. J. P. Wil liams, Mrs. G. C. Moseley, Mrs. Lee Fortson, and Misses Jennie Smith, Charlotte McCants and Rose Dillard. a One hundred and fifty friends called during the afternoon. Mrs. C. O. Niblack’g Reception Beautiful Event of Wednesday. Wednesday will mark one of the largest and most unique recep tions of the season to which Mrs. O. 0. Niblack invited her friends at her home on Athens Street be tween the hours of 4 and 5, and 5 and 6. The living room, parlor and dining room lovely, decorat ed in h/ lly, miseltoe and red can dles with red shaded lights, sug THE BARROW TIMES. WINDER, GEORGIA. gestive of the holiday season. The receiving line headed by Mrs. Niblaek dressed in an old fashioned black lace dress also included Mrs. Cny Kilgore, the honored guest, who was dressed in Mis. Niblaek’s mothers wedding dress, veil, gloves andslippers. Mrs Reba Vonderleith, represented the groom, Mr. Guy Kilgore, dressed in a full dress suit, Miss Allenc Kilgore as one of the brides maids Mrs. R. H. Kimball, a grooms man, Miss Ida Kilgore a brides maid, Mrs. B. B. Jackson, an unusually handsome grooms man, and Mrs. Reid, the dignified minister. Assisting the hostess in the cour tesies of the afternoon were: Mes dnmes Hawthorne Ware, E. V. Snipes, H. A. Carithers, G. C. Moseley, J. P. Williams, Fleming Thompson, Ralph Smith. T. M. Foster, Sidney Maughon, Z. F. Jackson and Brisco Williams. The reception was characterized by unusual beauty and charm. Rev. and Mrs: J. H. Wood, Rev. R. E. Moss and Mr. ('laud Mayne are attending the Interchurch World Conference in Atlanta this week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooksher and Mrs. Herbert Smith spent Monay in Atlanta. Mr. an Mrs. O. B. Mcßaed and son, left Monday for Rockmart, Eatonton, and Statesboro, to be gone until after the Holidays. Mrs. Luther Lanier spent sever al days in Atlanta last week. Mrs. John Craft and son were the guests of relatives in Atlanta last week. Mr. Dessie Tucker, of Atlanta, spent several days here this week, 'with his father, Mr. Claud Tucker and Aunt, Mrs. Lillian Moore. Mrs. 11. T. Flanigan spent Mon day in Atlanta. Miss Joe Smith is improving af ter a weeks’ illness. Mr. Merriman Tucker, of Char leston, is home on a few days fur lough. i Miss Grace Jackson had as her guests for the week-end, Misses Bert Pirkle, Annie Hill, of IFsch ton, and Miriam Bennett, of Jeff erson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wil liamson Host and Hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williamson entertained at a lovely six course dinner on Saturday. hTe guests were Misses Grace Jackson, Bert lhrkle, Annie Hill, of Heschton, Miriam Bennett, of Jefferson, Messrs. I. E., Guy and Ambrose Jackson. Mrs. J. W. Sheats, Mrs. W. T. Randolph and Mrs. Mark Sims are spending a few days in Atlan ta this week. Mrs. FosterH ardigree and Mrs. J. W. Griffeth spent last week in Atlanta. The many friends of Mrs. S. W. Arnold will regret to learn of her illness. Mrs. W. H. Sheats spent sever al days in Atlanta this week with Miss Jewel Sheats. Miss Mary Smith and Essie Mae Maughon are the guests of friends in Atlanta. Mr. John McDorman, of Abbe ville, spent Sunday here. Miss Reunette Woodruff’s friends will be glad to know she I has returned from Atlanta, whe’-e she underwent a slight operation there last wek. Mr. Henry Hill spent Sunday in Jefferson. Mrs. J. J. Thomas and Miss Er mine Thomas spent Saturday in Athens. Miss Alene Gower, is spending this week-end wit 1 * Miss Ruth Jacobs. Misses Gypsie Bedingfield and Ola Porter spent Sunday in At lanta, with Mr. Jack Porter, who / waa recently operated on at a lo cal Hospital. Mr. Ernest Sims, assistant Cash ier of North Georgia Trust and Banking Cos., was in Atlanta yes terday. Mrs. Walter Jackson and Miss Mary Lamar -Jackson will spend pai t of next week in Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Juhan and Ben Jr., of Athens, will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. It. 1). Jackson. Mr. Will Mayne is out again af ter a recent illness. „ Miss Christine Hood, of Athens, will he the guest of relatives here for the holidays. Mr. Garland Smith, who is with the Western Union, returned from a very pleasant visit to his parents at Buchanan, Monday. Mrs. Reba Vonderleith spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mrs. W. D. McKinney spent part of last week in A Kh eville, , l lf?. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mc- Kinney. Mrs. Kathleen Smith and Mrs. Clef Jackson are spending this week in Athens with relatives. Mesdames Wilson, Carithers, Bush Jackson and E. V. Snipes, spent Monday in the Gate City. Mrs. H. N. Mann, of Savannah, is the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Eavenson, for the holidays. Mrs. Nellie Carithers and Miss Mary Mendenhall, of Atlanta, spent several days in Winder this week. Misses Frances Brooks and Kathleen Wilson are expected home from Shorter College this week to spend the Christmas holi days with their parents. Messrs. Fritz and W. C. Potts spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Miss Lurline Collier, of Jeffer son, was in Winder last Saturday. Mrs. Vallie Arnold and Miss Maggie Belle Arnold of Hoschton, spent part of this week in Winder, coming over to see Mrs. Arnold who has been confined to her bed for several weeks. We are glad to state she is now improving. Mr. Hayes Oriffeth is now play ing in T <e ; lh Vauderville in New York ( i'y. and making a big hit. Ho is a Winder boy and when he ti 'S ofihe stage will return horn *. Mr. Guy Jackson is in Atlanta or. business. Come to our store and let us assist you in selecting your Christmas Gifts —a few appropriate and ufeful articles for Christmas giving. We suggest the following, which you can find at our store. For Her SILK HOSE HOUSE SLIPPERS GLOVES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS CREPE DE CHINE HANDKER. CHIEFS HAND BAGS UMBRELLAS SWEATERS MIDDY TIES HAIR RIBBON KNIT CAPS SCARFS Many useful articles for the home. Blankets, Counterpanes, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table and Dresser Scarfs, and other goods for home use. Kilgore-Kelly Cos. “The Home of Quality” Mr. J W. Nichols sold this we k hi home o: Hamilton Ave., to Mr. Craft and (ought the old Rain* / home on tl etis Street from M•. 1.. A. House. ibw. and Mrs. . * ini Mushbu-.i and grstul dauglth is. Ruth n ! \itnio Lon Lamia'k. will s|>ii the week-c r! with relatives in E'.beGon. Me*dancs W. (.'. Horton an ! Paul Roberts arc rdouling the . i tci ( bur,!: World Conference i.i Atlanta this rock. M' j. A 1). M'd'i I ry will sp ul ti e holidays in Atlanta with M a. W. H. Toole. Mrs. P. A. Flanigan spent Tues day in Atlanta. Mrs, W. L. DeLaPerriere, who has been spending a few days with her sister, Miss Mellio Stanton, of Social Circle, returned home Wed nesday night. The death of Mrs. DeLaPerriere’s mother recently has been one of the great griefs of her life and her friends here all feel for her. W.E. Young “The Shingleman” Says! Come on and get your House Framing now. 5 cars of just the kind for cottages and bungalos. (let busy. Prices below what you can buy from the country. Sawed hy the big Florida Mills and it takes no sizeing, see. Carru gated Roofing at old price and plenty of it; all lengths. W. E. YOUNG The Shingleman THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18th. Mrs. G. A. Johns and Mrs. W. L. Jackson were in Athens Wed nesday. Mr. J. F. Rurson. of Pentecost District, is spending today in the i i'y. Mr. J. \. IF \ : s. one of the clev er ao ’ s| lead'd citizens of Brugel t■>:. is i \is:!c ;• *n Winder for die day. Sheriff !'• ia .'grass, of 7 "Writ C'unfy pa.-sud through ''*indor this a o'ni g mroute home Gvi Alba;:;:. Mis .1 L Jackson, of Winder, spent the \ r*k cm 1 with her sis ter, Mrs. R. S. Harris, oil Dough erty Street.—(Athens Herald.) The many friends of .Miss Mary Russell will be grieved to hear of her serious illness at her home in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Reece ('ouch were called to Dauielsville,! a.st Thurs day, on account of the illness of Mr. Couch’s father. Dr. and Mrs. S. T. Ross were in Atlanta Monday. For Him HOUSE SHOES KID GLOVES WOOL GLOVES SILK NECKWEAR SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IINEN HANDKERCHIEFS SILK SOX SHIRTS CUFF BUTTONS COLLAR PENS AUTOMOBILE GLOVBB SWEATERS