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WOMEN AND SOCIETY
OF PURELY LOCAL INTEREST.
PLEASE PHONE All. LOCALS TO MRS R. F. TAYLOR, PHONE 136--L
An enjoyable event of Wednesday
evening at Mansfield was the Rook
party, at which Miss Dollie Beam en¬
tertained a few of her friends. After
several interesting games a delicious
hot chocolate, sandwiches aud fresh
parched peanuts were served. The
guests included Misses Mildred Cur
is. Gladys Beam, Dollie Beam, Messrs.
r Curtis, Loyd,
Carl and Neal Leonard
Ooatney Thomas, Magnus Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Loyd of Virginia
whose wedding was a pretty event of
January, are spending several days as
the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. W. Cohen and Miss Evelyn
Cohen returned home Saturday from
Baltimore, where they went to attend
the Cohen-Rosenbloom wedding, which
was an event of the 28tli.
Mrs. 8. H. Adams leaves Tuesday/or
Atlanta, where she will represent the
Covington chapter of the I). A. K/g at
tiie state convention. While there Mrs.
Adams will be the guest of Mrs. A.
Alii). Wilson.
Miss Clara Belle Adams returned
last week from a pleasant visit to
Newborn, where she was the guest of
her grandpa rents, Hon. and Mrs. T.
J. Speer.
Miss Ida Winship of Atlanta is the
attractive guest this week of Miss
Frances Godfrey.
Miss Gene Austin is the guest of
.Miss Annie Mae Lester at her home in
North Covington.
Miss Frances Godfrey has returned
borne after being delightfully enter¬
tained as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
W. T. Elder, in Atlanta for the past
two weeks.
Mr. Emmett Rogers of Atlanta spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Butler Rogers.
Miss Essie Jordan, who has been the
guest of Mrs. F. W. Simmons for sev¬
eral weeks, returned to her home in
Atlanta Thursday.
Mr. Dan Upshaw, who is attending
the University of Georgia, si>ent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Upshaw
Mrs. W. B. Owen and children, who
have spent the past montf in Char¬
lotte with Mrs. Owen’s mother, re¬
turned home Saturday after a pleas¬
ant visit.
Mr. and .Airs. Stoney Hays and lit¬
tle son, Stanford, of Hayston, were
guests of relatives in Covington and
Oxford Sunday.
Air. H. Q. Davis, of Stevens Pottery,
was a guest of friends in the eity Sun
day.
Mr. David Butler spent Saturdav
in Atlanta.
Aliss Julia Aiken, who has been de¬
lightfully entertained as the guest of
Miss Dolly .Tones, in Augusta, lias re¬
turned home.
Air. Clarence Aleador spent Sunday
with home fokls at Leguin.
Airs ,T. O. Cooper and Aliss Eloise
Cooper leave this week for an extend¬
ed trip through Florida and Cuba.
They will be away for about two
months,
Air. Homer Hitchcock spent Sunday
in Newborn.
Aliss Julia Cowan was the guest of
friends in Starrsville for tlm week-end
Air. Julian Taylor, of Madison, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Col. A. L. Loyd spent Sunday with
his mother at Newborn.
Airs. Jimpsie Farmer and children
of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs. J. AI.
Allen and Aliss .Tide Allen, in North
Covington.
Air. Chappell Benton of Mansflld,
was the guest Sunday of Air. and Airs.
AV. W. Childs.
Mrs. E. J. Hurst spent the week-end
with relatives in Atlanta.
Mr. Sanford Steadman attended the
S. A. E. dance and reception at the
chapter house in Atlanta on Saturday
evening
Air. J. AI. Johnson and family, who
have made this their home for the past
year, have returned to Atlanta to live.
It is with much regret that Obvington
gives them up.
Aliss Bessie Harwell, of Porterdale',
was the week-end gues f of Aliss Grace
AA’hitehead
Air. George Tolar siient Sunday in
Monroe.
Airs. L D. King and little daughter,
.Ruth, of Atlanta, are spending two
weeks with Alys. King’s parents. Air.
and Airs. I. D Brisendine.
Airs. Mamie E. Mahoney and little
son of Powder Springs are the guests
for several days of E. F. Edwards.
NOTICE DEBTORS AND C REDIT¬
ORS.
All tier so ns owing the estate of G.
W. Avery, late of said county, deceas¬
ed. are hereby called uiion to make im¬
mediate payment and all persons
holding claims against said estate are
required to render same in terms of
law.
This Fell. 2, 1915.
O. A. MARTIN, Admr.
Estate of G. W, Avery, deceased.
HARWELL-WOOD
A wedding which came as a surprise
to the many friends of the popular
young couple, was that of Miss Alamie
Wood of Logansville to Air. .T. Wilbur
Harwell, of this city, which took place
Sunday afternoon at the home of the
bride’s sister, Airs Frank Charlton,
in Alacon, where the bride was on a
visit. Air. and .Mi's. Harwell arrived
Sunday night and will be at home to
their friends at the home of Air. and
.Mrs. O .A Harwell.
SPEND-THEDA Y PARTY
f -
One of the most delightful affairs of
the past week was the spend-the-day
party at which Airs. Evans Lunsford
entertained on Saturday at her home
for the Book Lovers’ Club. The day
was spent in fancy work, and at noon
the guests were invited into the dining
room, where an elegant six course din¬
ner was served. A unique feature of
the dinner was the many delicious
ways in which the Georgia raised beef
was prepared. The place cards were
pictures of Air. Lunsford’s famous
Hereford cattle. The table had for
a centerpiece a beautiful arrangement
of asparagus fern and white hyacinths.
At the close of the dinner toasts were
made to this ideal hostess by Airs. S.
II. Adams, Airs. C. A SocKwell and
Airs. J. A. Wright.
Mrs. James E. Phillips and Airs.
Wilson, of Newborn, were the invited
guests. The members of the club,
which is a new organization, are Mrs.
FT. IT. Anderson, Mrs. J. A. Wright,
Mrs, S. H. Adams. Mrs. C. A. Sockwell,
Airs. ,T. J. Corley, Airs. It . A. Morris,
Alls. AV. Cohen, Mrs. W. A. Muse, Airs.
G. T. Wells. Mrs. Evans Lunsford, Airs.
Jack Swann and Aliss Eleanor Henry.
I). A. R. MEETING
The local chapter of the D. A, R.
will meet on AVednesdav afternoon,
February 10th, with Airs. AV. C. Clarke,
at 2:30 p. m.
MRS. S. II. ADAMS, Secy.
WOMAN’S MISSIONARY UNION
The executive committee of the Wo¬
man’s Missionary Committee of the
Stone Mountain Association met with
Airs. II. B. Anderson on Saturday. The
visiting delegates present were Airs.
E. F Wesley and Aliss Annie Chapman
of Lithonia, Airs. A. T. Griffin and Mrs.
Lucy Olive of Stone Mountain, and
Airs. Nellie Armstrong of Clarkston.
U. I). C. ENTERTAINED
The United Daughters of the Con¬
federacy were entertained on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. E.
Heard—Mrs. Heard, Airs. C. A. Sock¬
well. Airs A. AI. Travis and Airs. S.
H. Adams acting as hostesses.
After the business meeting dainty
refreshments were served by Misses
Allie Louise Travis, Alary Sockwell
and Fnnnibell Adams.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to our friends for their sym¬
pathy in the loss of our husband and
father. May God’s bessings rest upon
them.
AB's. Jas. AI. Levy, Airs. .T C .Bount,
Airs. AV. S. Scruggs, and Family.
ROSENBLOOM-COHEN
Afiss Rose Selma R’oseijblooni.daugh
ter of Air. and Airs. Samuel Rosen
liloom, 831 Hollins street, was married
last evening at Hararer's Had. to
Nathaniel L. Cohen, of Covington. G.u.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. S. Schaeffer and it was witnessed
by about 250 guests. Aliss Gussie Ber¬
man, of Elberton. Ga.. was maid of
honor, and Harry L. Cohen, of AUulison
Ga., was best man. The bridesmaids
were Alisses Gertrude Copeland. Ethel
Roseubloom, Rose Rappeport. Alinnie
Cohen. Alamie Colien. Jennie Jaffee,
Hattie Baker and Sara Merowitz. The
ushers were I Rosenhloom, Daniel El¬
lison. I. Benjamin, Benjamin Baker.
Sol Harris. Abe Jaffe, Nathan Silber
stein and Sidney Lipsitz.
The bride wore a dress of duchess
satin trimmed with pearls, and with
a court train and a veil of of tulle,
with orange blossoms. She wore a dia¬
mond pendant, the gift of the groom,
and carried lilies of the valley.
Air. and Airs Cohen left for a trip
through Florida, and on their return
will make their home with the groom's
parents in Covington. Ga.—Baltimore
Sun.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
All persons owing me notes and ac¬
counts are requested to call and settle
same at once, or I will he compelled
to take stops to collect same.
EVANS LUNSFORD.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1915.
THE SHAKESPEREAN CIRCLE
AVill meet with Aliss Sallie Mae Cook
February 1(1. All members "are re¬
quested to be In their places promptly
at 2:50 p. m„ as the lesson will begin
at 3 o’clock sharp. The play to be
studied for this meeting is Alacbetli,
and as it ranks among the first of
Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, the
study promises t<> be very interesting
QUESTIONS
1. Quotations.
2. Plot of the Play by Miss Nell
Butler
.‘1. AT hat probable date is assigned
for flie composition of Macbeth.
4. AVhat is the duration of tig. ac¬
tion of Alacbetli?
5. How much of it occurs in the
night?
b. What was there in tie* beliefs
of Shakespeare's time to w.-mAur, ids
use of witchcraft in Macbetl.?
Explain the prominence of the witch¬
es in tiie play.
7. What battle is dimly suggested
by tin* second witch?
8. Do Duncan’s first words fore¬
shadow anything of the tragi • action
of the play?
9. on what was Macbeth engaged
at tin* time of the < neiiing of the
drama ?
10. IIovv were the minds of Ban
quo and Alacbetli differently affected
by the prophecies of the wit dies?
11. Was Duncan a weak king?
-2. How does Lady Maclietu dilToi
in disposition from her husband?
13. Alention some of the minor
characters who appear in the first act.
and state what part they play.
14. Analyze Macbeth’s soliloquy;
(aliening of Sn VII) as a whole.
15. AVhat is felt at Lady Macbeth’s
first words to Macbeth on his return
from the murder?
1(1, Who first suspeets Alacheth of
Duncan’s murder?
L7. How is the mutual distrust of
Banqiio and Macbeth after the latter
had become king, described by Shakes¬
peare?
How does Macbeth draw from Ban
quo the facts he wants without arous¬
ing suspicion?
1!). AVhat quality of Banquo’s makes
.Macbeth fear to have him live?
20. What dramatic purpose is serv¬
ed by making Macbeth speak of Ban
quo immediately after tiie entrance of
bis ghost and before Alacbetli sees it?
2h. At what moment does Alacbetli
recognize the ghost?
22. AVhat do the three figures sig¬
nify which rise from the witches of
Cauldron to speak to Alacheth?
23. In what mood is Alacbetli when
he first addresses (lie Weird Sisters?
24. How does Macbeth receive the
prophesies of his visitants?
25. What important news reaches
Alacheth just after the witches van¬
ish? What does it determine him to
do?
2(1. Compare with Act I and Act II
and tell how ihe action centers about
Alacbetli.
27. AVhat is (lie effect of (he dia¬
logue 4c(wetn l ady Macduff and her
son.
2 V . How and why does Malcom de¬
fame himself in his conversation with
Macduff?
29. Why is the Gentlewoman reti¬
cent about the words <>f Lady Afae
beth?
30. AVlieji did Lady Macbeth last
appear upon the scene? Has slie now
ceased to take paid in the play?
31. Into vvliat different ways does
remorse effect Alacheth and Lady Mac¬
beth?
32. Is Alacheth moved by the news
of the queen's death 9
33. What was the last fulfilfine; t of
♦ be mysterious prophesies?
3-1. Give reasons wb\ M.cbetu is a
great drama? Do you consider it to
lie Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy? If
so. why?
CONTRACT LET FOR GARAGE
FOR FIRM OF BERRY & HILL
Mr. K. R. Fowler let the contract
one day this week for a garage to be
built on the vacant lot adjoining the
building now occupied by the Coving¬
ton News.
The building will be 50 bv 75 i'e<*f
taking up the entire lot on the north
side of the News office.
Work on the new hiuldmg will be¬
gin at once and the work will be push¬
ed and it is hoped Li be ready for oc¬
cupancy in four or six weeks.
The new firm that will take charge
of the garage is composed of Alessrs.
AV. A. Berry and C N. Hill.
Brings me you r sewing of all kinds.
AVork delivered promptly and satisfac¬
tion guaranteed.—Alls. Alamie H.
Ridgwa.v, Covington, Ga.
DR. THUS. SIMS HOI.LEYMAN
Physician and Surgeon
Covington, Ga.
Office in Fowler Bldg. Office Phone No.
168. Night Phone No. Ii69-L .
CARLTON DAVIS
Attorney at Law
Office in Henderson Building
Covington, Georgia.
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MERCER GLEE CH B COMING
NEXT MONDAY EVENING.
The Mercer University Glee Club
will give a concert here Tuesday night
Feb. 9th, under the auspices of Prof.
AV. B. Owen, Jr., and the Covington
school.
This club is out on its eighth annual
tour and is able to give an entertain¬
ment equal to any that is given by
any glee club in the South. Esjiee
ially is it prepared to give a good con¬
cert at the present time, because the
hoys' have just returned from a two
weeks’ tour of Florida, where they
gave eleven concerts, sang to seven
or eight thousand people, and took
tilings by storm everywhere they ap¬
peared. The program is high class,
with enough college fun mixed in to
make it go lively.
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