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4 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH! SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1908 Telephone - THR 1P&IVIFR 454 2030 ]i M 1 iw Jr A Jl Jw. ,-a^ Third Street Winter has arrived, and its arrival means Heavier Clothes Our Store is Stocked with Clothing Millinery for Ladies Our Men’s Clothes are the finest in Macon, and we have no fancy prices. Every article has a value, and we keep the prices down to the closest possible margin, sustaining the reputation enjoyed by this house for so many'years, of giving the best Clothes for' the money, to be found in the State. Men’s Woolen Suits in greys, browns and blacks, all sizes and all prices. These Clothes are handsome custom-made goods, holding their shape and style, and giving the satisfaction demanded by the well-dressed. Men’s Overcoats to match the suits in color, style and quality. OUR $2.50 DERBY SPECIAL is the greatest Hat ever. We have great values at higher prices, but we are making a leader of this hat at $2.50 to advertise our hat line. GENTS * FURNISHINGS, embracing all that is good in Haberdashery, Men’s and Boys* Under wear, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, etc., all at attractive prices. SHOES FOR MEN AND WOM EN The best leather values ever shown. Our Shoes are made especially for comfort, and our prices ■ are made especially for the people. Full Line of Millinery on Second Floor of our Great Emporium, to which the ladies are invited. We want the ladies to look. Macon delegates to th* conference Ju»i MB tn Covington of the Daughters of the American Revolution have return Mr*, JHewellyn Holt represented the ^Marr Washington chanter, and ^Mr* fT*V. l*arkar the Nathaniel Macon .jMsfli £si ThodHegatea ware rorallv entertained hr «5*e * >»• tillable people of Covington. Th< . History Club to Meet l.«oon History fft mm, ■oudflt at h*r hon TIT iftfuniAino#* ovlde a epeclal train for the gueeta In- „„ Jtr at .... ... _ the tilth, and for which I required. • tickets will be with .ifrrcreon Terrace. The »i« neeunirdelegate* will be otoet- #d to th* Valdosta convention of ft ‘ ted clubs. imt'M >1 an» •s aa tha Program foi fMvSir for Uts P. It ,Mffti«e of Wbman’a Christian Tamper- ' me* Union. Th* Women’s Christian Temperance /Union will hold their regular monthly meeting an Monday afternoon at *:Sft . . «>ck tn the mrlora of First Street MMhodlft Clair, h Mr*, llarry Qtheon. president of thi tin Ion, urges all ths members to be pres- M»«Pn« on Thursday of Frse Klndergar- t*n Association. The Fres Kindergarten Association will meet on Thursday afternoon at l ift a'ctook. the place of meeting not decided on yet, but will be announced later In these columns, Pareoaa) «ppeel» have l *. n mailed to each member of last asasctatlon. and these ladles are i* ay. estsd to answer th< »’ v-- "77” Humphrey*’ Seventy-Seven breaks up Grip and COLDS Mr. Charlta M. Council, of Amcrlcua. to Wed Miss Cula Willingham, of This City. Mr. and Mrs. IQdward Joseph Willing ham announce the engagement of their daughter. Eula Felton, to Mr. Charlaa Monro* Council, of <Amtrlcus. th* wed- dit’it to take place on ths svsnlng of ths ninth of December at ths home of ths Ml*" ^Vlltlngiwm Is the oldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mr* Willingham, and haft both before, and since her debut, one of the moat popular girls In M . — «nd wherever she hs» visited. -• of «he Rhc is universally loved and admired f owsra te Fressnted A as In toon | for her many nobis womanly traits of Hlnca tho tooduoiion Of 'Tied Hiding , character, ami her sweet grmlousaoes of ood, and ..The A\eddlng__of the lftow- j manner and the announcement of ths en- •‘ftsd Riding Hood” and W< Hood. ... srs," some tints ago, ths King's .— w— »-— ■* *- repsat been urged sddlng . . . _ ...... ........ „ ............. ... ■ * * Wtapaugh- i gag' " 1* nt of the couple will be received —-- ----- -- th* V* with much pleasurable Interest by hun* fair, and have consented to do so In ths deed* of friends throughout the stntp. future. ..... v ’ Mr. Council, who Is m prominent bank- .. No w h *!i bojm a»t for It yet. but no- and land owner In southwest Qeorirla tire Will b* given through these columns «* popular both In business and social when it is dep uted on. circle*, and will fntn>dure hi* bride to a **• 5» m * M wkefi *ba i charming circle of friends In Aiatrlouf, flumhti lllUi ,(»mjl» u fu be- , where he has a beautiful hi ' f"iv with Annie Camille i.nmar. the iSSrnr.blaSr firm ! D,nn9r P * rt * f0p Visitors. Coleman Jr the rouas**on of Mr And A bwutlful sfTalr was tho smell dinner ltn Mauai' iSwcSUS s. irtsSf KHTWi- Henry MeHatton gave the Vl^SFjPtt oSKl nSw B KSSiJS« 2^.>" h'.'nor of Mrs. Chamber, .nd and dancea added to those on the pro gram before. Mrs. Lamer Leave* Monday to Attsnd i I Mil ... j Mias Gordon. the guests of Mrs. Iawooi Frown, other dinner guests were Mn * M. U«-rW and Mrs. Mlddlch harming Informal hospitality was o.,».rc.mMln •• U. 'O. C. - |Mrs, Walter I Amur, president of Sidney [ruled with] on that evening, and after the play they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens at a beautiful lata supper party at thaln boms. on Thursday Mrs. Stevens will enter tain at a small afternoon bridge party, which will be one of tha molt delightful of the. Wfpk. ...» ... . day when she returns to Atlanta, Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Jennie Hearing Brunson, who is enjoying the stay at this charming country home. Mrs. M. hf. Quattlcbaum. of Fargo, spent several days In th* city laat week, guest of Mrs. C. F. Pearce. Miss Pauline Duggan, of Dudley, will . turn home Monday after spending some time In the city, the guest of Mrs. F. H. afratrs Use Buie Riley — — Largs Reception on the 17th. Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Riley have Is sued Invitations to the debut reception of their daughter, Mies Kula Riley. at which they will entertain oa Tuesday enlng. November IT. Miss RUay la a social favorite among _je younger set, end her coming out party will be on# of the largest amf most beautiful events of the season. Mrs. Proudfit Entertains for Mrs. Ben) eon. of Auoueta. i Mrs. Henson, who Is over from Augusta with her father. Col. Robert Brown. (• being pleasantly entertained by friends during her stay In th# city, not the (test pleasant of the affairs given for .her be ing the delightful Informal reception by Mrs. Alexander PrqudllL Quantities of beautiful chrysanthe mums decorated the beautiful colonial home of ths hostess, who was assisted bv Mrs. Joseph Napier, who poured cof fee. and Mrs. Andrew On. presiding at the beautiful old colonlnl tea urn. Mrs. Reneon, wearing a very becoming ■ult of white cloth. assisted ths hosiers In welcoming the guests, and s thorough ly enjoyable afternoon was apent wit Hatkall—Wlnehlp Wedding Will Be In targeting Event cf This, Week. The mnrrtage of Mir* Fnnnie Wlnahlp and Mr George Owen ffaskelt. of lions, ton. Texas, will take place on Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 1ft. and will b* one nf The most Interesting of the fail weddings In Mncon. not only • “ - * n { winter chapter, braves on Monday fer J ante to attend th* general convention or the t’nltrd I laughters of the Confederacy which meet* there this week, end will during the three day# of the convention ate*, but also In Callfer- . ..... and other western state*. and there will b* n t*rg# gathering of .... ,— entlon Mr*. Umar will visit Mr*. Charles Gatrtv for *e>-er*1 days he foie returning home. .„ - account Of the prominence of the two families, but he- c.tusc of th# popularity of »he couple, are { heir many friend* especially Interested n th# happy event, . . . . . The ceremony will occur at 4 o clock B the residence of the bride's parent*. r. and Mrs. Isaac Wlnshlp. on College Street, which will be hewuthullv derusted foe the occasion. Rev. T. D. Kill*, of the Mulberry Street Methodist church. Will officiate, and oniv the famtliee of the bride amt groom will witness the pretty eeremony at which there will t*e no at- Mr*, llok# Smith hxv. A!i %.*J£6**£* announced the engnaement of thelr JJTalr wlli b# cliarmlnElv 0“*. daughter, Mary limit, to Mr. Ronald niwt^hefoni Th.wWln, wm !» mil* on M 10 • «>» Ortl. th# recent dealt of Governor Smith s ■ frljnds. , . f.hrr. Pr murtlh I He.t.M ., L.wly : t“» ; Mr m .1 M.mphH. T,.n . «nd Ransom—Smith. Kreedem from Golds tn ibis climate r.tMsne assured beaHh. The ua# of "Seventy-seven- prevents Rant on and de hot yield to other treatment. A small vtAl of pleasant pelleta. fits cswimu nrmur p*r\j- on pt:i»v hut- . ii. n. the party being pr-inned for Mr*. I Attburn ' Al *- sre most cordially ’invited to attend a I Ultk, of Atlanta, during her vlalt dramatic Tevttal which will h# given by • *« Ma« * - the \V. n *’- or ms voting isnie* or me we* -1 The host##*' honte was beautifully dec- j , _ , , ■ » ... h>.n T.teepun Dramatic Club at Wee- arwjcd. t he drawingroom where the cart) | JUKI DC pleased; "OOd UlTlS- leyan avdttorium on Tliui-.l •.» evening table* were arranged being a eyrahhonv , _ * , «- , . N"' i». «t i ..-.■vvk. i» ptn,. tTMt rwiiwrr hmi -i.rnraM run*, tratod Sougs and Moving Pio- Th» rr>«rmm h». wry c.r»fullv »*ir. .mhMBUm. ftllln. >«.« .I"’ In, ■ Visit Tho Gaycty Theatre pro,ntm h», \.ry r.r«fu)tv ,hrv»»n,h.imim. niHn, \.»« * .... . l .nd -III V. Mil irntwlnc and .Mmn.nl nnd MnVtn, tn. Mi ll. tUKS. Inlrr.Minc. Kv.rr_ r.rl hn. ■*.„ w.n; !n 111, {nil »nd llbr.ry, fin, rattan mm | E rep* tv r . . ’ll handle,}. The program eon«tst* of taro dramatic r«- used Dtaking ntaaoes of molten geld J __ . __ .-.-...m a . they filled the targe brave jardiniere# MAINLY ABOUT PSOPItfi sketches and a farce comedy, and ta as I reeling on the pedestal* about the ivhmw*. | b'M.tws. Mrs. Wortham wa* looking verv hand-i _ . j" ■■ • h*n*t t-Vivnd*" tlte Henry). Iflaaes'aome. rweeltlag her guests tn a pale grveni dfri WtlUam Brunson^goea up to At- TM uu Pi -tmm»-Kun prTTwiin Martha Wilkinson end teklfftblr. chiffon cloth. ! bate Mon,1a>^'to ''**•* ^Us n%\It+K111# %'«uv C inking cSld. gtop# fresh eold* . Nsda Ring." t Retie Marshall At the ram# of bridge, top geore waa | «1ber«*wtta. Judge *nd Mrr W t\ jeut tawing cow, ■> P» ®°' n is-iiri Mis*ca Jewell J*cti>* an# ttaset m*d* bv Mr* Pltiev Cbe*tnev, who wws; LIU*, fer a week, and will also be a br*»k. up (tubbara cold, that u.M.r,,. iimwnl «k « l..v,;r 10 V* '>* «b» . .. —. .1.1, ... M., ,l.n. AH rnrlwti" (Kv.l,, Slrnma). U. .mbMlLMd with >. .td'd.ll. tlUI.; CjuabiM.■» lb* OontMj.racy. which •••• Vn-ll» WIIMninn K.tVlMn H.r- tvurir mlnuiur*. aiMtt tbna 1M, WMK. APl.r 'll. *,m. lb, d.lWnlt, CWUTM. (If „ -—^ nfrMhmNiu w,. ,,rvcd nt th. mall 1 Miaa n*rr Wadi,r. •» ■att»«b«*. who cart t,N„ . I. •!» >1> n |«.pal»r rlnltor In 111. city. Is Mr*. Emorv Wta.hl. wb» ban Mar- nwndlnafavUi with her .Utrr, Mr. rtvet from N.w York mn rrry r.ynd-1 Kcrrctt Olrman. on Bond itrret. anm, tn a atnnntna anwn of ttray ttbrrur Mlto. .mbn'I.lrrMt with thrr.dn at arid. All Drusalata MU. aost Dnintats "' Uanpbr.yar Homao. Mrdlcln. Or.. cornar vniuam mud Ana atrasta, N.w pet, l.otd. If,'dr Idler lor nnd Fu«»n Prown. Admission Xf cent* Hrywn. Nom Tky- 1 The Traitor I Is Coming Iteeuttful In •all the details will be the Wedding Of Mias Fare Wad'.ey and Mr FiMiam <2lrau4 Burt, who## nsrttsjr* take# place on Thursday evening. No. vembev |? at **Oreet Hill rUce. v * the beautiful beige at the bride's parent*. Mr and Mr*. Oaergs Dale Wadley at B*tlngt«rok* There wilt be gueeta frem several elllea In the stats to attend the brilliant nuptial# of the earr daughter of the bawea. a very Urge party *f retatlwe and ta ctalmed aa one at the most charming - a beautiful hat ta match. Mr*. I. O Htewna wort a lovely brown chigon cloth town with bat te metch. and *h the ether tadiee tn the party we»« beeuttfulTv gesraed efcso. The party *»« a most enjoyable one. hospitality* d1 * p * n * lni a ^rtT charm tag Me. and Mrs. L 6 Ftevee* W1M Enter- tala Theater Club en Wednesday. Mr. attd Mm. L. O. Steven# wilt enter- tatn the Theater deb na Wedaeaday eveHng at -The Red MW" The members of the duh wlU const!- tnte a brtittant bog party at tha Grand Mm. Frank Inman, a charming Atlanta matron, la expected to arrtTe In th* city Tuesday^w^vtilt Mm. EVerett Coleman Mitt fdranee Raoul, nf Atlanta, who ley and Mr. WtPiam Burt, is expected in Mncon latw in tha week tn visit Mrs. Everett Coleman. ■ i*w win n«r i im mia, mw- Mm. Harry FtlltweM Kdwarde. nt *2lbJry BluC." Ska has aa bar guest ua 01 Twee- return home Monday after spending i time In the -**“ * “* * Hnmmack. (Continued on Pago Two) The Palace Theatro lias se cured tho services of Miss Della Godfrey, of Cincinnati, the greatest lady baritone in America. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD TO JVE_ BI6 Tl The Woodmen of the World are pre paring for a big time on the night of the 21st of December. On this occasion they will have her* In Mncon Congressmen Morris Shep pard, of Tcaas, one of thu grand of ficers of the order, who will deliver an address. He la known to and will be Introduced by Congressman Bart lett. The local Woodman Intend making tbtn one of the moat Interesting occa sion in the history of the order. JUDGE TAFT'S BEST HE DISCOVER8 HE HAS ENGAGE MENT IN BROOKLYN NEXT ‘SATURDAY. HOT SPRINGS, Va., Nov. T.—Mr. Taft wlU not be able to enjoy hla anticipated vacation undlstrubed. ITe was reminded today that almost & year ago he promis'd to speak before the Prison Martyrt Mon umsnt Association In lirooklyn next Sat urday. Mr. Taft will leave Hot Springs Friday night next and will return"* here Immediately after he has fulfilled promise. Frank If. Hitchcock, chairman of the publican national committee, wlh arrive tomorrow. The president*elect does not know what the chairman’* visit may mean, but supposes that It ta a winding o of the campaign in a way of a verbal Sir. * Tnft sold today that one of his tlef pleasures In becoming president iv opportunity afforded him to aid Philippine*. •i can't forget my Drat love,” he wild, referring to the fact that govershr of the Philippines and eecretary of war he haa taken a great Interest In the U4 Badly In Need of Rest. lands. Mr. Taft l* in grunt need of r*st. though In good *bupe physically and hopes that he will be allowed to take the iralatUfbed. President-elect and Mrs. Wm. H. Taft arrived here at 10:20 o'clock this morning. Several hundred persona gave' them a routing welcome. "I am mbrhtv glad to ret beck Into these old Virginia mountain*.” said he. •I've had a pretty strenuous time since I left, but now l'n: going to take soma rest and enjoy mvself ,T Absolute Quiet In Cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Taft were driven at once to tha Ruth Harrison cottage, which they will occupy during their stay here. It Is a good sited two-stenr cottage with a veranda running moat of t»* way round “ It Is located tn the woods back of — mountain side, and there Mr. Tan will h« completely free of th* social nfe In the hotel*. They will he In charge of Fred W. r*rrent*r. his private secretary. NEAR WALNUT CREEK One Man Was Thrown Out But Hft Was Not Badly Hurt. The newg came Into the city laat night at a wrecked automobile at the residence of Mr. W. H. O'Pry, near Cross Keys. The wreck was caused by the wheels aklddtng near the Walnut Creek bridge and th« auto turning turtle, throwing out the occupants. AU that could be learned last night was that a party of hunters were out In two autoe and that after rtte wreck the entire party crowded into one machine and went. the many telegrams he has received, on. One of the party, it seems, was) somewhat hurt on being thrown out. | hut not sufficiently to prevent hia go. Ing on. (Advertisement) We. the undersigned dry goods mer chants of Macon, hereby agree, beginning September 1. 1704. to charge for altera tions made In ladles ready made gar ments. as fellows: For altering suits, (two pieces) ll.CO to ll.M each. .tiring skirt*, walata. costs, irt walata or any single to 9100 each. In the hotel*. They will he In charge Fred W. rarp#nt*r. his pcJvite secrets.,, letters of congratulation* are still pour- ^ Mr. Taft and h# will undertake the task of answering them and wraps, shirt waists or any m*m. tic to ll.uo each. No garment La to be altered without charge for tame. The charge for altera tions is to be In accordance with the nvrtt done, and Is to be fixed by the Udv in charge of the alterations depart* Burden. Smith A Ca Union Pry Geode Co. oXxia Dee"“bJ l liSfeimy.*< W-\ Poody Oot m. ft—* BANKER ADLER ON RETURN Tfl[ AMERICA EMBARKS FROM PUERTO CORTEZ WHERE HE WAS SHIPWRECK ED LAST DECEMBER. OLD TIE RELICS TO BE PROVIDED SOME ONE CAN FUR- NISH A SUITABLE ROOM AND LOCATION. It will be good newa to many t< learn that the line collection of war time relics displayed at the park dur* Ing the fair will be brought up town and placed on exhibition as soon as a suitable room can be found. This collection not only embraces relics of the war times, but of the long ago in the south. Think of tha wedding suit of Mr. W. R. Phillips, one of Macon's oldest, if not the oldest, citixcn, and in a splendid state of pre servation. There ft Is. the dreas coat and tha embroidered silk vent, repre senting the fashion of those blessed old days. Then there aro numbers of old things, silk drcaaca of the old way of making them, and in addition to wearing apparel there are Arearma and one of the Anest collection of any country. It la the purpose of the Indies having thla collection In charge to And a suit able place, aomo vacant store, for in stance, and arrange the many inter esting articles so that they can be readily seen, and charge only a small admission fee. PUERTO CORTES, Honduras, Nov. 7.—William Adler, of New Orleans. by th. m«mb*n ot hu tMu charn, for m addition to th. (•tally. Itft b*r» today for Nt. Or- autrhtd pile, m that in .11 samth. I'u.tu ■ r »n.n and.rtt.ad »h. U Payne tor — h*trr»r alttrttloa. ar. madr. Th. »t»v« Itraant — .ntarrd lata twlnon th. Undtnn.Otd. upon MM1K aMuranr. and honor, to faithfully eh- >rn« and http th. urn. la Mur and lean, oa board tha itaamar E11U. Ur. Adler wa* at oa. time pml- d.nt of th. Sut. National Bank la Naw Orltana. H« .uSrnd financial rtvtrat, a yw ayo. which culminated when ha wu •Mpwwk.d On Otora-a ret. about fifty riUm rraat Puerto CortM laat December. Ha wa. then coneryth* a carta of crocerlaa to Cen- tral America on th, «te*n>er Alpe In aa «nd*nvar to r*coup his fortune. BROUGHT OUT LADIES And They Wsre on Dress Parade in All the Shopping District The retail district yesterday pre sented an animated scene, on# that made the good cltlsen feel proud and wish that the streets were as crowded •very dav in the year. Everything combined to draw the people out, especially the ladles. Them was the dosing day of th« fair, with the left-over visitors reluctant to leav# Macon. There was ths matinee. Just the kind of a matinee to bring out the ladles. Them was the retail stores with their show windows in the pret- Air was delightful. "Never taw mom B rfect 'day* In Italy than this.” said r. Walter Turpin, who loves the per fect In ail things. But the crowds of pretty women were tha attraction. There were comely matrons and girls—plenty of girls—looking their best and sweetest. All seemed to drink In the delletoas sir, and eU seemed happy. It was the crowd to look at, to .ylmir*. to make the old wish they were young, and the young to always stay young. Up and down Cherry, then up and down Third, and then up and down Second, the crowds trooped. Tho side, walks were not wide In all their splen. did wideness for some of parties—thev seemed to go In parties, and the whole scene waa on# that made glad the heart of the merchant, even If they did not buy. But It was not a buy ing crowd. All those people were^ut for pleasure, on dress par*de a* it were. They were out because such a dav eould not keep them Indoors, If there only were more such per fect dare and such JoHy good crowds. Wouldn't It be splendid! LIKE GAY LBCHINVAR HE GETS HIS WIFE YOUNG WOMAN OF 60UTH CARO* LINA T^LLS HOW SHE WAS ABDUCTED. NORFOLK, Va., Nov. T.—The suit for divorce of Grace Darling Ray. a young woman. IT years old. formerly of South Carolina, but now living with her mother in Norfolk, containing such charges against her hueband. O. William Ray, aa abduction, housebreaking and betrayal, waa today met by the filing of a cross bill by her husband, who charges that the mother of hia wife is the wrecker of hia home nnd responsible for the separa tion of himself and wifa. The divorce proceedings are the sequel 10 a romantic marriage of the couple in SreeAvlIle county. South Carolina. The young woniun alleges that she was abducted from her home by the defen dant on the morning of February 14. 1906. who, breaking Into hpr home, forced her to accompany him to a Justice of the pence, by whom they were married. After having been detained by her husbnnd for four days, ahe alleges, she was fouqp by officers of th* law, who took her back to her parent*’ home, where- she remained until she came, to Norfolk more than a year ago. Bhe also Alleges that her husband cannot support The husband aver* that his wife will ingly contented to their marriage by a R readier a year later than aha states tey were married, and that their mar riage was happy until her mother told her that ahe would commit aulef* *•“ daughter did not return home. UD-VENEZUU TREATY OF 1894 OFF PORT OF CURACAO IS DECLARED FREE FOR IMPORT AND EX. PORT OF WEAPON8. j WILLEMSTAD, Noy. T.—Tha treat? of lilt between Holland and Vcne- •uela ha, been revoked by Holland, In accordanc* with th, ultimatum deliv ered In Holland’! second not,, to th* eftact that unleaa President Cutro’a decree of May It waa revoked by No vember 1, Holland would no longer consider tha protoc,! of till to be In forte. The Curacao government hu received an order to declare the port of Curacao free for the Import and export of weapons and ammunition, and It la aim announced that the gov ernment wlU In no way Interfere with revolutionary movement!. The protocol signed at Th, Hague on August I. 18(4, by the special com missioner of Venezuela, Qen. OarcU. and the Dutch government wm for tha pumoie of re-ettabnehlng Uu relatione ot friendship between the twa nation* which had been severed for nineteen years. By It Venesusla agreed to drop ,U claims against Holland and Holland agreed to prevent conspiracy and ailbusterlhg expedition,. THE QAYITY PLEASg* WITH ITS CLgAN SHOW*. The management of the ftoyaty theater ta to be congratulated on having opwied up UU. pretty little thtoter with ,ich a “j 'j* r—'• »* taa .who, enjoy good ataging good moving r'ctuitt would Had it weith vhUs to ge to tbe Qagety.