The Bartow tribune. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1910-1917, October 26, 1911, Image 5

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The Social Side of Life Conducted by MRS. W. W. DAVES THE LITTLE CANDLES. ..Oh, tell me, fellow traveler— You’ve jouneyed night and day— Have you the little candles seen That bum along the way? They are the myriad lights of hope Some lit for you, perhaps for me And by their light we keep the path Though not our own they be. And have you seen mine anywhere. Too lar ahead for me to see? Oh, tell me—in some far-oft land Has one neen lit for me? LOUISE FOWLER GIGNOUX. Dr. Frances Bradley, of Atlanta, state federation director of health has accepted the invitation of the Woman's History club, of Kingston -to give a free lecture to women only on October 31st at the school audito rium at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon Members of the Cartersville, Adairs ville, Cass and Cassville clubs are in vited to attend and also every club woman who is interested in hearing the discussion of a subject that is of vital importance to mothers and their daughters. ANNUAL MEETING OF YV. B. M. U‘, NOYEMBER 7-10, ROME. G Y The Woman's Missionary Union Auxiliary to Georgia Baptist con vention, will hold their annual meet ing at Rome November 7,8, 9 and 10 The program is full of good things from stall to finish. Reports from our state mission aries, Mrs. Mary Gunter and Mrs. J. O. Gooch, and reports from all other departments of our work. Address“ Georgia as a Mission Field” —Dr. H. C. Buckholz. “Recommendations of the State Board” —Dr. J. J. Bennett. Echoes from the Golden Jubilee in Atlanta. Impressions from thirty large meetings. Let’s have'a great gathering of Y W. A s. Special emphasis laid on young people’s work, , A young people's meeting will b< held at Shorter College Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 8. and a reception will l>e tendered the Union at this time. Associated exhibits will, be an interesting and helpful feature. These annual meetings give inspi ration and information that can. be gotten nowhere else, so let every woman who can leave home go to Rome, and go praying for the meet ings, the speakers and leaders. Send a full delegation and then let many go as- visitors. All delegates are requested to send their names to Mrs. Josie Hine Boozer, Fourth avenue, Rome, Ga. as early as possible. Misses Bernice Tumlin and Kate Brown, two of, .Cartersville's most attractive young women are receiv ing delightful social attentions in West Point, Ga., where they' are the guests -of friends eproute to Miss issippi, where they will spend tin remainder of the winter:- Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Harper Mrs. M. F. Harper and Miss Julia Harper, came tip from Atlanta Sun day in their automobile for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Gid Warde. aa it W‘ i 5%2 - < h '.sz sSrifc* i'j Avj,. ■' .* . HI! ,:I!'I| 1 ::' ’i 1 > Kti’;The ordinary be-afer wastes fully ljiiUj- : ijl{}|j U ; 'h:i ■; half e i’v \ because j oerudts ilie jbi/L'U L- j uabur sand a amount i j/'d l . '; of beat ' e;cope into tne chnnney. j /v' Lb’., Ll Th's *vaste *is :'rek presented 1 ; L-v ; wc!;c' rful ’T:n_ Toidie . F • ' ti < • • • :: r. : !;, •) ■ • ; ' i ■ ■ -.?•> Jp - • ••*; , v .7 > >,* • f‘ • y > •-* • • **'* z • ) \ / r *Fa'-’* r ** j.--:-.’;;/ ; > O •: r - r ■“ * -•* *- ; , . - *._*-vr u_ - bad L* i . ’’ ... i7A f* ’j •' ... . ; * •? i • * *k i' j j ■ lljj [ This perfec: draft drives fiT: ; J the gases idto ate .Are 1' d' i if t'j if wherethey are burred into |-v jlfjSill; 111 heat. For this reason the •; !p( ■'a|||i| :j| Wilson Hot Blast Heater ijj, Jjjjji, I'iljij Is,® •§ requires but one half the TANARUS; jljjj'ljij rjgqfMS® fuel required by ordinary ! i;j IjjlwJiJ jjjlji'i"—— i| v ili fkJjr s*oves to give the same |ri liljj|l| Jzaijljl djWmx amount of heat. 11l /(I Mf The Wilson is air-tight | ; jj// P |! gStSF"' to —therefore combustion ,'j j| * iS P er f ect an< l re can i! ; (k!r be held 36 hours. We sell the ' j j[l Wilson Hot Blast Heaters for either coal or wood. \U/ C. F. FAIN & CO. .A-.q-i.r fatt erfield Building _ Cart ville, Q CREATORE. The event of the theatrical season in our city was Creatore and his hand last Monday afternoon at the Grand. It is a mattter of universal regret F at there was not a large atten uunce, for the management of the Grand certainly deserve the thanks of the citizens of Cartersville for bringing such high class entertain ments to the city. But what the audience lacked in numbers it made up in enthusiasm The program was one of great va riety and appealed to all tastes. It would be hard to discriminate, when all was so inspiring, but perhaps there were one or two numbers which won more generous applause from their intrinsic beauty rather than from their being classical pro ductions. As some one has said. “The secret of his success is in his leading. It represents by a passionate nature the emotions of music,” Every heart was thrilled and dreams of the long ago came troop ing back again, when the seductive sweetness of the “Blue Danub Walt zes” filled the air with melody. And there was a solemn hush over all when the first notes of the chimes was struck, and as a mighty organ, played by a master hand, the orchestra sounded the gravely sweel theme “Nearer My God to Thee.” Truly Creatore is so engrossed in his work that he is lost to the world when he is conducting one of his concerts, and each instrument is to him as a living, human being, to bo coaxed on or compelled to respond to bis musical entreaties. He seems to lose sight of the. players, and en voke the instruments themselves. TO SECURE HOMES FOR ROYS. The committee of men has asked the Cherokee club to assume th< responsibility of securing homes for 300 boys who will attend the Corn Club meeting next week. The Cherokee club, asks the citi zens of the town to open their heart? and homes for one night’s lodging supper and breakfast. How many can you take? Two or three or more? Please, at once, phone Mrs. W. W Daves, at No. 9 or Mrs. YV..L. Caosn at No. 23. The time is shQit. Please let us know. Mrs. W. L. Cason, Miss Lena Mat thews, Mrs. Levi Reeves, Mrs. J. YV Knight, Mrs. James Stanford, Miss Maggie Irick, Mrs. C. I. GrcSham.' Committee, o-n Homes Rev. C. C. Jarr<?H, wife and little daughter, sailed Saturday for Europe to be uwoyOfdr '.YP-; Jarrel has been the popular pastor of the First Methodist church in Koine for four years, He has .many friends in CartoFMu'lV' where "lid*, was - pastor some years ago of the Yjethodisl ■church, and their good wishes for him and his family will .go.with him beyond the' seas. Miss Flora Ffte has returned from a delightful visit to Rome, where as the guest of Miss Letitia Johnson she received many charming social at tentions. CHEROKEE CLUB MEETS. The president appointed a com mittee from the club to work with the citizens in placing the boys. She asked that any who will en tertain one or more of these boys for one night—supper.lodging and breakfast —wili phone her at num ber 9 or Mrs. YV. L. Cason at number 23. The following were appointed committee on homes: Mrs. YV. L. Cason, chairman; Miss Lena Matthews, Mrs. Levi Reeves Mrs. J. YV. Knight, Mrs. Janies Stan ford, Miss Maggie Irick, Mrs. C. I Gresham. The election of a delegate to the State Federation meeting at Bain bridge resulted in the nomination and election of Mrs. YV. P. Laramore. with Mrs. H. R. Maxwell as alternate The president’s appointee is Miss Mamie Jones. The Cherokee club ranks as one of the most influential in the state federation, and has made a record for its work along many lines, es pecially in the work of departments of education and library. One new name was presented and elected to membership—Miss Clyde Galt. The chairman of the insignia com mittee wishes to announce that there still remain six club pins, and those wishing to avail themselves of the one dollar rate should call at once and procure one. BEDELLE-M’AFEE. Canton, Ga.—A wedding of special interest which took place here on Wednesday at 2 o’clock was that of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Bedelle and Mr. Douglas Don McAfee. Only the relatives and a few friends were in vited, hut the house was exquisitely decorated and every detail perfect In the reception rooms and hall graceful southern smilax trailed over the doorways and arches, am' sunshiny chrysantheums and camu gave the color scheme. In the din ing room, the bride’s table was : thing of beauty. An exquisite ceh .terpieee of yellow cannas, surround ed by white tapers, burning undei yellow shades, was used, with minis cakes and ices, all'carrying.out tin same motif. Before the ceremony. Mrs. Roy Grisler sang in her JhVely My Heart Is Thine,” a.nid * “I f t,nvr*t You Truly.” To the engrin, exquisitely played fry Mi's: Margaret Coggins,” the bridal, pari** filtered the front parlor .and stem before an improvised altar of droop ing ferns, Rev. Gieorge 1.-Kiug read ing the .iharriage service. The brid was exquisitely gowned in creau marquisette oyer maize colored sat in, which enhanced her brunelt beauty. ’ * As Miss Bessie Bedelle the brid< has always been one of .Canton’ loveliest girls. Sir. McAfee is tlii son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mr.Yfi i •ml is very popular here, 'is engaged in business tffthiiis lath-, or. ■ The voung couple. jell for flieii ;hridal, ' journey at- ' the bride wearing a lovely, brown tailor suit with hat ;md shoes to .mhf'cjj- Among tiie out-of-town guests .were Mis. Hamilton Cox, of Louisiy ana: Mr. and Mrs. YV. A. Owens, of Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A Perry of Cartersville.—Atlanta Jour nal. GfLBERT-.YIILNER. Albany.—A prominent announce ment of today is (hat of.the en gagement of Miss Dora Belli Gil-! beet and Mr. Thomas Hamilton Mil ner. Miss Filbert is one of the most beautiful and popular young wom en in Albany society. Mr. Milner co- • igimiliy from Cartersville, wI. ■ ' ■ oily i- a prominent one, and in - din this city the past j •-ix veui ‘ a 'member of the] law firm e. Mann & Milner, and' is popular with his business asso ciate- and socially. The wedding wiij j be a brilliant event, with a large' party of young people a? a:tend inis. the bridal party and intimate friends to he entertained at the home! of the bride’s parents after the cer-I emony at the church.—Constitution.! 'J’iie friends of Mr. Tom Milner; will congratulate him on this an nouneement. Miss Gilbert lias visited here the 1 guest of tiie Misses Milner and is a v oung woman of unusual charm and beauty. Mrs. YV. F. Quillian, after a visit o ftwo months in Nashville, Tenn. ! where she was the guest of her son j Rev. YV. F. and Mr. O. L. Quillian is in Cartersville for a weeks stay; with her daughter, Mrs. J. YY r . Jones*] On YY r ednesdav Dr. Garnett Quillian j with Mrs. Earle Quillian and her guest, Miss Grace Hawke, of Indi anapolis, motored from Atlanta for the day with Mrs. Quillian and Mrs. Jones. CHEROKEE CLUB MEETING. The regular business meeting of the Cherokee club was held Tues day afternoon, the president in tin chair. A number of important matters, came up for discussion, it w* de cided to celebrate the club’s six teenth anniversary in a fitting man ner on the 9th of December. On the afternoon of that day tin club will be at home to its friend; and an attractive program will bt prepared. Invitations to the former presi dents of the club to take part in thi; program will be extended, and af terwards there will he an informal reception. It was decided to hold a bazar or or about the 15tli of December foi the benefit of the club. There will be fancy work, aprons and candies for Christmas for sale and hot lunch, and dinner will bt served. It has been three years since the club has come before the public with an enterprise of this nature, and it has done its share in helping tin other organizations of the city in their public work, so the people of the city are asked to bear in mind this projected bazar, and he ready to patronize it generously. The matter of procuring home? for the Corn club hoys was brought before the club. BARTOYV CHAPTER U. D. C. TO ENTERTAIN The Bartow chapter U. D. C. will entertain the Confederate Y'eteran? of Bartow county at luncheon Wednesday, November first, at the Cherokee club room. YVe earnestly hope that every Confederate veter an in Bartow county can be heri on this day. After luncheon the Southern Gross of Honor will be conferred on B. F Bibb, G. M. Boyd, Samuel Burns L. M. Fountain, M. T. Hays, Mis? Lucia Hicks, daughter of Jamef YVyatt Hicks, deceased; G. S. Kitch ens, W. B. Lowe. YY r . j; Luke, H. 0 Mays, A. P. Moore, David Potts, G S. Rhodes, J. YV. Stansell, J.( K Trippe, YV. A. YY'arde, J. P. Weaver YV. C. YVilson, Dr. - jHcaden, of Rome and Hon Johii -N. Holder will bo with us m and these addresses wik insure the “heroes in grey” a verit able “feast of reason and flow hf Y'oul.” Y EACH-STEYV ART. .The marriage of Miss Julia Year to Mr. Jolin Allen Stewart, of Clial -1 tanooga, has called forth a serie of beautiful parties. The bruit elect is deservedly popular and h> friends have vied with each othei in "doing lovely things for In i'. • Mrs. E. D. Y'each was “at home' on Tuesday afternoon to a numb' .of Miss Wadi's friends. Mi's. Julii Voach received the guests in thi .hall. Mrs. Y’each and Miss Teach in the living room. The refreshment were served in the d.inig room. Thi' tafrle had for its nter pii c< a tiny red "Cottage, all furnished. Cryst.a’ red shaded and othei prejty appointments ■•arried out Hu Color scheme. Mi —s Mary Y'eae’’' and Mattie Lou Terrell prodded over the punch howl. Mrs. w, S Bradley and Mrs. G. A. Y'each als assisted the hostess. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. M Charalee. Mrs. A. E. Dodgen and Mrs C. H. Dyar gave a “miscellaneous shower” and 12 parly for Miss Teach at the residence of Mr-. Chamlee After the game sandw i< hes mid col fee followed by rm ice course wry served. Coffee was pnur>-d by Misses Alice Dyar and Lilia Alexander Misses Mary Y'each and Beatrin Cowan served punch in the hall After refreshments Mary Frances Chamlee and Jack Brogdc.n drew : while wagon decorated in roses and hearts into (he parlor. This was .loaded v.elb many i. -e fj■ ! gri f 1 - so dear to the bride. Quite a number of [•roily frocks were worn by the ho-- fespes. honoree and goes!-. -Atlantal Constitution. The North Georgia annual confer ence of the A. Yi. E. church is in session here this week. B’sliop C S. Smith presiding. Bishop B. F. Lee of South Carolina diocese is asso ciated with Bi.-hop .Smith. Dr. Dun bar, pastor of the M. F„ church white, made a most practical and timely talk to the colored brethren He was very much pleased with tin sane and Christian address madt by the bishop in opening the con ference. Many general officers of the church are present. Messrs. Ernest Adair, Elton Bray. Frank Paterson and George Tinsley motored to Rome Sunday afternon. Ben Lumpkin came up from At lanta and spent Suiday with home folks. Scheuer Bros. Cartersville’s Shopping Centre GOOD SHOES FOR THE CHILDREN We have ’em in all leathers and kinds. Among them are the High Top Button Boots in all sizes from the baby’s 2s to the Misses 2s. / The same sizes in velvets, also in the patents with cloth top. Then the more serviceable school shoes in gun metal, and kid Buttons with a variety of lasts and styles. Let us fit the children. You are sure to be pleased as we cer tainly have the goods. GI nl-j all D Qf *3 IIIV IIV K OI CARTERSVILLE, - GEORGIA. Harris Cope spent Sunday and Monday here with home folks. He -topped off from Athens where the Sewanec team had been to play foot ball with the University. YVhiie Coach Cope’s team was beaten, y*-i he informs us that lie was delighted with the showing made in the firs! big game of the season. Cope is e fine coach and wo look for him to make a fine >•< cord with the Sewa noe team ties season. FOR QUICK SALE l offer my 8-room Itouse with bath, equipped with gas and electricity throughout; large basement for coal and wood, at a sacrifice price. Part cash and balance payable as rent. Now is your best chance to buy a nice home cheap. F. GRESHAM. The price of cotton is low, also thf O'ices of machines by the United Sowing Machine offices, located at Wi'.los sales house. Their plan is, to . ive the buyer what it would cos* ib sol! sewing machines through pedidors. Write or cal! direct for res' bargains in every style of ma chine. The guarantees of this house are valuable in the future. Remem ber (bey do not employ road agents. A vcd (o the wise is sufficient.