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THE MACON’ DAILY TELEGRAPH: biJNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER SG, 1908 Choice Gut Flowers For Christmas We Will Have the Following Plants to Offer: Roman Hyacinths, in pans . ;.50c African Violets ..." 50o Cyclamen 50c and 75c Azaleas $2.50, $3.00 nnd $3.50 Jerusalem Cherries ........... Chinese Peppers 50c Lily of Valley $1.50 and $3.00 Begonia (Jlore De Lomine .. $1.50 nnd $2.50 Farleyense New Maiden hair Fern $1.00 to $5.00 Ardisias $1.50 and $2.00 Crotons 50c Norfolk Isluml Pine $1.00, $1.50 nnd $2.00 Maiden-huir Fern 50c to $1.50 Asparagus Ferns 25c Moschosmos Ripiirin 50c j Ferns; IOIegantissiinu Whitniani mul Amcrpolhi ». 50o to $3.00 Ancubas 50c to $2.00 Basket Plants $1.50 Calla Lilies 75o blaster Lilies 50c and 75c Orange Trees $2.00 to $3.50 Palms .... .75c to $15.00 Primroses- 50c IDLE HOUR NURSERIES 109 Cotton Avenue Phone 224 Macon, Ga. We will guarantee to fill any order placed with us by Mon day night, Dec. 21 st. Please order early to insure prompt attention. We Will Have the Following Cut Flowers: — RER- DOZEN White and Pink Hoses $1.50 and .$2.00 Carnations, White and Pink ■*«•»* «$1»50 Ponsettia (red) v ....$1.50 Narcissus • •••*•'50c- Roman Hyacinths 50c American Beauties .$10.00 to $15.00- Orcliids .$15.00 Calla Lilies $3.00 Easter Lilies $3.00 Stevia 500- Snap Dragon .....$1,00 Lilies of Valley .$1.0$ Asparagus . .50c Yellow Daisies, per 100 ,.$5.00 Mignonette, per 100 $7.50 Sweet Peas, per 100 .S2.00 Parma Violets, per 100 $1.00 MISCELLANEOUS ; -- 'Tnnnortelles, per bunch .7,25c Holly Wreaths, each ..50c Red Paper Bells, each 2%c to 50o Red Cowbells, (new) each .15c, 25c, 35c Artificial Ponsettia, each $2.50 to $25.00 Brass Jardinieres, each .'. $2.50 to $25.00 Brass Fern Dishes, filled free, each $1.25 to $3.00 Air Plants, each 50c PiT\' Macon History Club. ovftnv to thr apiiroaci* «tf that ««*a- anti “Vh*n there ia no thought aave for fibristtnoa affair* nnd Christmas Jnllltx. the regular day for the meet ing 6t the Milton History Club was nrtv.iu.;»Hl one Week, ami un the four- tffiith. a wry edifying ami pleaaant nfli-ntoon was spent with Mrs. Cooke, the hoateaa of the cltfb on thla Ocea nian* .Thero were very few business matters under dlaciisxlvn, and conse quently. after the reading of the min ute* the afternoon wua given to the atud*~of Hamlet. Ilcctuae of the limited t'me between the me-tlng** Mra. Kd Hoiinea was uniihla to give an original paper, but ah** road no efficiently an analysis of the plot and a general summary of the play by «Boaa that the Interestiof i members was complete, club ia much Indebted to Mrs. • Darla for the second paper on ;ftar«cters of the Play,” which 1 original and comprehensive one owed that the writer was a care- seslduoua "thinker” who has vn Interpretations and expresses Iregardlc** of thn commentators. Mrs. Davis also rehearsed many good points brought forth In an Interesting torture on 8h«kes|^ar« by Frederick Wat J* In Macon stone weeks ago; and ahowyM her love for that poet by her undtmtsndlng Interpretation <of that wondMrful first soliloquy of Hamlet's, AfHfr the (tapers were road. It was unanimously agreed among the mem ber* that atlll another meeting be de- vfttod to the study of thU great play. This meeting will by held after the holiday* and after the lecture on Ham let which Prof. Clark* Is to give dur ing that time, and from which the club Is anticipating much benefit and pleas ure. Th© usual quotations from the play with which the meeting Is closed w©r© postponed for the next time, nut as music Is a pleasure rarely foregone. Mrs. Winn gave a very enjoyable vo cal aolectlon. after which the meeting waa adjourned. . Christmas Entertainment and Tree for .81. Joseph's Sunday School. ^The annual Christmas tree of Ft Joseph's Sunday school will he held in the basement of the church onTuea. day evCnlag. December 31. under the ausptcos of the Daughters of ljnb^Ua A ve«v. entertaining play participated In bv tV ehlMrrn under the direction of Mrs. Campbell will precede the tree exercises. M}n9um-McCall. /At, a quiet wedding at the parson ago of the First Ftre*U Methodist Church yesterday even ug. Mias, tram McCall the youngest daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. It. L. McCall, was married to Mr. J. O. Mangum. Jr„ U«v. W. H Hudd officiating. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mangum have many frills who wish for them a lung, l»«n*V and prosperous wedded life. For Mrs. John Courtnsy, of Virginia. A morning party for Mrs. John fourtn©^ of Virginia, given by M Joseon Wells Friday, was one of un usual pleasure and quite unique and Interesting in Its character. "The In teratste Contest” called fo r some right deept thinking on the pait of theur present. Many petitioned for maps chart*. etc- but no on* was allowed and after much merriment and Pin Nr*. Andrew lane was declared th smallest, having answered most ques tions correctly. Two very pretty prlscv were given and a moat deltclou# lunch eon served. Thoso Invited to meet Mrs. Courtney were Mrs. A. M. How ell. Mrs. James T. Hons. Mrs. L. C. Hoge. Mrs. K. A. Artopr. Mrs. Mal lory Taylor. Mist Mason. Mrs. Tha- ddna Murphy. Mrs. D. H. Malone, Mrs. John Hunting. Mrs. J. K. Qlackshear. Mn. Hobt. Isillier, Mr-. John Mom Walker. Mrs. Robt. J. Taylor, Mra. Andrew Lnnc. lota Tau Sigmas Entertained. Mis* Leila ltogcrs entertained the lota Tau dlamas very deltirtitf ully this at her homo on College street, amusement for the afternoon being «n Interesting game at which Mias Mote Cuhbcdge won the prise. Miss Rogers* jurats were Mlsa Is#I1a Artope. Mlsa Rs- telle Wright. Mlaa Meta ('ubbetlse. Mtsa •Isdys O'Neal. Mlaa Mary Willingham, Mlsa Jula Goodwin. Mlaa Lilia May Wal ton. Mlaa Willie Mae Sloan. Mlaa Lucllr I toy. Mias tlulh O berry. Miss Cnrlle Scendrett. Mlaa Lois Wright, Mlaa Marie ns and Mlaa BllaabctlPSolomon. Invitations Issued to McKenals-Qlovsr Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins Mcl ale. of Montemuma. have Issued Invita tions to the tnarrlego. of thetr daughter. Hnidte. to Mr. William 1'cUroan Glover, the wedding to take place on the even ing of Wednesday, Pec. 30. at 8 o’clock at the Itaptlat chtireh. Montesum*. A large reception will h© held after- want at the homo of Mr. and Mra. Mac Krnsie. Much pleasurable Interest ia felt In the approaching happy event by Macon friends of the ©fttpls, who are l»oth popu lar here, and there will Ik* a Urge nunt- Iwr Mu,'on tclatlvea end fri-mls who will attend. “A Christmas Dinner Table Without a few flowers is Christmas Dinner Table that could be considerably more at tractive." kn. w. w. esterday from MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE Mr*. C. W. Lawton and Mr. Richard l-awton arrived Friday from Jackson vllle and are being welcomed by their many friends in the city. They ex pect to spend two weeks In Macon and will bo with Mrs. Heed at "The 1-eoo." Mr. Osgood Lawton from Florida, and Mr. Walter lAwton, from the Citadel it Charleston, will arrive thia week to spend a fortnight alga. - — Mr. and Mr*. Stephen L Ffiowfien. of New York, will arrive early thia week to spend the Christmas holidays with his mother. Mrs. JV. II. 8nowd**n. md family at thalr new home on Ylne- Hk* avenue. Their many frienda in Macon will g'.vo them a cordial wcl- and will bo delighted that al though Mr. Snowden will return to Now York noon utter the holidays. Mrs. Snowden will probably remain some time longer. s Miss Helen Wright, of tho Congred* Hlonnl Library hi Washington, D. C. will be with Mr. and Mr*. James T. Wright for tho holidays, coming Mon day. Mr. Horae* Wr'ght wltt also be at home, h© and Mr. William Fel ton, Jr., arriving tho past week. Mlaa Lou I ho Vaughan, of LtGrange. will arrive In Macon next week to vis it Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vaughan at their pretty home on Napier Height* Prof. T. II. McHatton will not be down from Athens for tho holidays na ho goes to Baltimore for a meet ing of tho American Association for advancement of science, of which he In a member, and will be tho guest for holidays of Dr. Thomas MeCrae, of the Johns Hopkins, and other friends for number of days after. Mr. Hbb Newman, of Mercer, left last night to apend h!s holidays with tho dearest, sweetest woman on earth. Hhe live* In Savannah and there will bo nqthlng too good for Bob when he goes to her homo. Wrlgley returned home yesterday from Warrenton. Vo., after a pleasant visit of several weeks to Mrs. McPherson. The Young Woman’s Sewing Club will be entertained by Mrs. Thomas J. Stewart on the first Thursday after Christmas, which will b* th 0 31st. Mr. and Mra. Robert O. Jordan and children went down to Talbotton yes terdar to spend a week with his par ant*. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan. Miss Rdna Horne, a popular mem her of tho younger set »n Macon who Is attending school In New York, will not come down for the holidays, but will spend the time with friends In New York and Morristown. Mrs. Bremer and her daughter. Miss Lilly. Rramar. of New York, after • visit of several weeks to Mrs* T. J. Carling end other relatives and friends In Macon, left yesterday for Aiken, 8. C H to spend some time. Mrs. Onan Houser and her daugh ter. Mlsa Clarence Houser, of Fort Val ley. were visitors In tho city the past weak for a brief stay. Mr. George Plant, Jr., who has been for the past two years working for the Consolidated Steel Company of America, In Chattanooga. Tenn., comes home Monday or Tuesday to spend two weeks with the homefolks. Miss Margretta Wrlgley has returned from NitrshallvIUe. where she attend ed th* Fredertck-Paullin wedding On Every Dollar s YOU SAVE FIFTY CENTS By purchasing your Christmas Presents of Watches, Jewelry, Silver ware, Cut Glass,, Umbrellas, etc., at "77 ;£_■? HALF PRICE FROM THE CROORI BANKRUPT JEWELRY STOCK 509 Fourth Street Everything Must Qo at Once All Goods Guaranteed THURSTON HATCHER PHOTOGRAPHER Sittings Made Until 9:30 P. M. See Our Art Department 614 Cherry Street. Mr*. W-lt.-r BMk* hw returned from a short vt«lt to hrr sister, Mr*. Joseph Boyd. In Griffin. Mla* Helen Feller, of Meridian. Mlsa.' arrives Tuesday to be the fue,t of Mlaa Ketelte Newman far some time. Mrs. John T. Hill, of Washington. G*.. arrive,! Friday and will be the rte-t of her alater. Mrs. Mlnter Wim berly, during the holiday*. Mlaa Helen Andrew*, of Cln.-lnnatl, will be the auest of Mlaa Kllaabetb Cuaaon durlne the holidays. .Hr. and Mr*. James Nottingham Car* far and her mother. Mrs. Vinter, of Sa vannah. are espeoted up this week to attend Christmas with hi* parent,. Mn and Mra \V. P. Carter, on Orange | enuraa at the chteaao t'nlreialty thia Winter, la having a very delightful lima, and being much enterta'r.r.l Last weak she was the guest of a a-bool friend In the box of Ogden Afntour for the horse show, and wtll be entertain ed over the holidays by other friends in the city. Mlsa Clara Wimberly, who has been spending some time In Macon with Mr. snd Mrs. Mlnter Wimberly, will -pend the holidays In Selma, Ala., with her sister, Mrs. Robbins. Mr. George A. Smith and eon, Arthur Smith, left Yesterday for Thqmasvllle to spend soma time with Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Smith wtll remain In Macon during the hol idays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Klkan and their son, Stanley, left the city yeaterday for a short stay In Nashville. Tenn., where they will spend the holidays. Mrs. James W. Callaway, Jr... returns home today after a delightful visit to her Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford lorke. st Kufauta. ThU Is Mra Callaway's first visit home, since her marrUKe and she has been ths recipient of very cliarmlng social attentions. John Hit. an srasfe; nl* Small Pc< H. Small. Mi Montgomery to 1 with her mother. Mr*. Jen- . *ler. mm! her uncle. Mr. A. Mr. Elmoro will come .later to •pend ChrUtmaa, charmingly Mlaa Kate Marion Griffin returned last even- on Athens, where »h* has been ngly entertained as the guest of Dialing. Mr*. DuPont Guerry attended the Frederitt-Paullln wedding In MarohaU- vtlle. which ««• an interesting event of Thursday. Mr*. Frank Tumor has returned- homo SKSnS&rSf. ^m^r^hYr*^ oeoru- R. Jonsn. Hr , ana was ...... Jones hav, relumed from Mar- -hallvtU*. whem they war* at tho Frederick-Vaullm wedding on Thuraday. Me.t Papular Vanilla la Blue Ribbon because it It of the greatest strength and delicacy. Tour desaerta. puddings and cake* wilt be delirious tf you tap niue Ribbon. Tho best Holly Wreaths. 50c each can be found at the Idle Hour Nurseries. Continued In Fourth Section, “Merode Anishcd) Underwear We cannot too highly recommend this famous brand of Underwear. Years of successful development have won for it a place as the recognized standard for American made Underwear. The wide range of fabrics to select from The immense variety in style-/md shape —The perfect fit The scrupulously cleanly conditions under which it is manufactured r .- ., The 'care and attention given to detail and finish—t b$bBb stamp it as the Underwear Par Excellence’ We are showing a complete assortment of seasonable weights and shapes, and .especially recommend the follow ing:— “ r_ ' Drawer* Veal* Coraeta Tight* Cover* Union Suita Extra. Extra . Sixes Slxea Sixes Sizes Color. Description. 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White heavy weight fleeced cotton vesta and drawer* 13 .45 .»• of 344 r white haavy weight fleeced Union Suits, ell steee ,31 •' 2141 While and Natural winter weight merino. 40 per cent wool vest* and rawer* .10^ .70 ' v 370 l"White and Natural winter weight merino, 40 per cent wool. Union Suite ell elite...: 31.0* W. A. DOODY CO., Sole Agents.::.