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.. M many burning pink tapirs. The color the candy. Other nice refreshments
lilC Wcwnan n€WS scheme of white and pink was artistioal- were served.
. — p ■ sny ilv carried out, and the menu of eight Those present were: Misses Anna Out-
issued Every Frl ay. __ ( , ourS( , fi R tempting feast. tino Kelly, Mary Moore, Catherine and
j T FAIN, Editor and Publisher Those present were: H. O. Glover, O.' Harvie Snead, Will Ella Mnrphey,
H. Glover. R. L Stanford, J. L. .Jones,, Muriel Wiggle and Katie Neely.
Cliff Kersey, Will Prather, G. W. Jack- ■
son, A M. Hnghia, W. G. Arnold and j Dr and Mrs . T . j. Jones entertained
Woodie Barr. Friday at an elegantly appointed family nesday to be one of the receiving party
“ dinner. Those present were: Mr. and
Euchrt Party. Mrs. J. T Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Orval
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fffFICE UP STAIRS IN THE WILCOXON BLOG
little dangbter, Rhea, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holmes
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Florie White and Miss Bettie
Lou White, after a delightful Christmas
as the guest of Mrs. Theo Atkinson, re
turned Wednesday to Macon.
Miss Ruth Cole went to Macon Wet'.-
at a large reception given by her friend,
Miss Lilliau Kendell.
SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES
Mr.and Mrs. Alton Arnall entertained
last Friday evening at n delightful
euchre party, complimentary to the
married set.
Stallings, Mr. und Mrs. Nick North, Mr.
and Mrs. Sanders Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
, H. C. Glover and family ami Mr. R. L.
, Stanford.
N*w Year Party.
Mr Ruwson Stewart was the cordial
host id a New Year party Monday even
ing at his home on College Street.
After several games were played
tempting refreshments were served
buffet.
Those enjoying the hospitality of the
livening were: Misses Emily Wright,
Miriam Atkinson, Lots Fleming, Alma
Kirhy. Annie Goodwin, Annie Murray,
Katherine Gibson, Jewel Faver, Annin
and Elizabeth Melson. Jennie Lon Orr,
lxinisn Atkinson and Helen Carpenter;
Messrs Nell Glass, Stanford Arnold,
Htacy Capers, Klgin Stallings, Bradley
Davis, Ira Walker Brooks, Paul Orr,
Frank Orr, I^eroy Mann, Hubert CJuil-
Iutii, Richard Hardaway, Hugh Buchan
an, Oliver Davis and Charlie Cole.
After a number of interesting games, i
the first prize, u box of stationery, was \
won by Mrs. J. T. Kirhy. The gentle
man’s prize, a gold collar button, was
won by Mr. Sanders Gibson. A deli
cious sweet course was served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Kirby, Mr and Mrs. N. K. Bowel, Mr.
nrnl Mrs. Ellison Richards, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Walker and Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Fisher.
Dr. Paul and Joe Peniston and little
Misses Katherine and Mary spent sev
eral days witli relatives in Palmetto
last week.
Miss Lutie Powell was the charming
hostess Friday evening at a delightful
card party at the home of her aunt,Mrs.
Lutie Powers. Pretty prizes were given
and delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Miriam Atkinson entertained
several tables of six-hand euchre Tues
day evening in a delightfully informal
manner. After the prizes were given, a
tempting luncheon was served.
Mr and Mrs. J. I. Scroggin entertain
ed New Years day at a family dinner
party. The table was lovely with its
Mr. and Mrs. H C. Fisher entertained
at tea most delightfully Monday even
ing, complimentary to Dr. ami Mrs T.
S. Bailey.
Salmagundi.
A delightful gathering of the week appointments, and a tempting menu was to Quincy, Fla., after spending the holi- j
Misses Louise Atkinson, Jewel Faver,
Ruby Lovejoy and Christine Arnold i
will return Tuesday to Wesleyan, Ma
con, Ga.
Mr.M .F.Cole and little daughter,May, \
spent several days in Carrollton last
week, as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Shaw.
Cleveland Kirbv will return Monday
Bridgt Club.
The Bridge Club hud its llrst meeting
was the Halmugundi meeting entertain
nil by Miss Lizzie Arnold Thursday af
ternoon at her home on .Jackson Street.
Tin* tmuse wns prettily decorated with
1 the Christmas oolors of red and green,
! vases and jardiniers being filled with out
Mowers and ferns.
After a number of interesting games
of dominos, two loveiy prizes were giv-
i eri. The first, a pair of black silk hose;
the consolation, a beautiful piece of
i lingerie.
, A delicious luncheon was served at, the
served.
days with his mother, Mrs, Emmie Lou ;
Misses Nolle Pinson, Susie Martin, 1 Kirby.
Maude Meyer and Cary Treadaway have , R ut h Hardaway, Marguerite i
returned to Bessie Tift College, Forsyth, 1 NtnjmUiy and Jennie Hardaway will re- j
turn Monday to Shorter College, Rome. |
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with MImu Julia May Hackney Monday Hn , a u tables,
afternoon.
Being a beautiful day, a large number I
were present. There were six tahleH of |
progressive bridge. Mrs. Handers Gib
son scoring the highest number of (mints,
received a beautiful nut. glass bon tmn
dish; Miss Nolle Lou Walton drew the
eonsolatlon.a pretty china bon bon dish;
Mrs P. B. Murphey reoetved the booby,
n dainty work basket .filled with pretty
ribbon*.
The next meeting will he with Mrs.
.1 T. Fain, Tuesday afternoon at il
o’clock.
Chriitmu Tree.
A lovely Christmas tree was enjoyed
by the members of the First Baptist
Sunday school Tuesday evening at the
oliuroh,
The tree was beautifully illumined
with onndles and ladened with toys and
pretty gifts; each teacher providing
presents for his or her class.
Mr, I. N.Orr, Jr., who was well dis-
gnisod as Old Santa Claus, delivered the
presents, and there wero many hearts
made happy with what they received.
after spending the holidays at home.
Mr. J. T. Kirby wns the genial host at
an elegantly appointed dinner Wednes
day, entertaining the County Commis
sioners and a few intimate friends.
Mr.and Mrs. Heard Deut and family * ,
and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ramey and ; the holidays with relatives in the city
family left Monday, after speuiling the '
Miss Ysabel Salbide will leave in Feb
ruary to spend the spring months nt
Fairmonnt College, Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hngh Pinson re-
Miss Edith Powel returns Friday to not the fault of the government
Bartow, Florida.
Miss Effie Brown is spending several
turned home Tuesday, after spending , dayH at ,,on 'e.
Miss Emmie Young
Mr. M. C. Glovtr F.ntrrDinrd.
An enjoyable event of Tuesday even
ing whs the elegant six o’clock dinner at
which Mr II. O. Glover entertained his
employes at his home on College Street
holidays with relatives In the city.
Messrs. Robert Orr, Gordon Brannon
and J. T. Fisher have returned from
Birmingham, where they have been at
tending the A. T. O. Convention.
Messrs. Bob Brown and Jonathan Crr
loft Monday for Quicny, Fla. They
will be joined the latter part of the
week by Mrs. Orr and family.
Mr. Claude Lewis returns the latter
pnrt. of this week to Brooklyn. His
wife and children will remain in New-
nan sevoral mouths longer.
Mess Lizzie Belle Farmer, who is
teaching voice at Palntka, Fla., will re
turn Monday, after spending the holi
days at home.
Mrs. Will Daniel returns the latter
Candy Pulling.
All enjoynlilo event of the week wns
the oantlv pulling Mrs. W. T. Lazenliy
gave her Sunday
The table was beautifully ap|K>luted, j afternoon at hot home on Wesley Street
with out glass and silver, having ns a After several different, gomes wen
center a lovely silver candelabrum with ' played, the lit tle folks enjoyed pulling Mr. and Mrs. Habersham King and
. , . - part of this week to Thomastou, nfter a
3liool class Monday 1 , , „ , , ’ T , T
| visit to her parents, Prof, nnd Mrs. ,T.H.
I Pendergrast.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cole, from Colum
bus, Miss., are on a visit to the former’s
parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Cole.
The friends of Mrs. James Stacy will
regret to learn that she is still confined
to her bed and does not improve.
Mrs. H. C. Fisher and Miss Emma
Potts returned Saturday from a delight
ful visit to Now Orleans.
Stacy Capers, who is spending the
holidays at home, will return the 7th to
Donald-Fraser, Decatur.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dent have return
ed from a delightful visit to the latter's
relatives at Gainesville.
Miss Othello Carmical returned Fri-1
dny from a visit of several months to her |
sister at Anniston, Ala.
Conyers Is in
Palmetto.
Pure Food Law Goes Into
Effect.
No more are we to have the red
circus lemonade or the bright
cherries in the seductive cocktail.
Green candy is to become a thing
of the past, and sawdust will be
missing from the breakfast foods.
Beginning Tuesday all things in
For weeks the agricultural depart
ment has been busy mailing the
new regulations to those interested
in the new law.
The regulations as to adultera
tion affect all drugs and medicines
as well as food articles.
Factories will be required to be
open at all times for inspection.
Labels must not in any way mis
represent the products to which
they are attached, Artificial col
oring matter in food or drink will
be largely done away with.
The government is preparing
for the strictest enforcement of
the law. Federal inspectors will
the food and drink line are to be
pure, providing the new pure food j je busy buying samples in
law which went into effect on that j t h e open market to be tested and
day accomplishes the ends sought | analyzed. The only way the re-
by those who framed it. Ignor- tail dealer can hope to escape the
ance will not be tolerated as an i P ena lty of the law is to be able to
E
el
Mr. and Mrs. M ilticr
] turned from a visp to the former’s reln-
j fives at Jackson, Ga.
| Messrs. Frank Orr, T. G. Farmer and
J. B. Copeland have returned to Mercer
; University, Macon.
! Mrs. Gordon Lee returned Wednesday
i from a short visit to friends at Rome
| and Chiokainnnga.
i Bradley Davis and Bert Atkinson will
return Monday to the University of
Georgia at Athens.
Miss Nettie Tumlin has returned to
Carrollton, after a pleasant visit to Miss
Minnie Stevens.
A FILL IN
Mr. James Arnold has returned to
| Gadsden, Ain., after spending several
ADAMS
ORDER
THE CITY GROCER
RECEPTIONS
We have all the nice little
dainties for Receptions.
Things
GOOD TO EAT ’
| days at home.
1 Misses Ruth and Christine Cole have
| roturned to Fnirmount College, Wash-
1 ington, D. C.
| Miss Janet Slade has returned to New-
i nan from a pleasant visit to her home in
' Carrollton.
Miss Martha Lawshe, of Atlanta, has
I returned, after a visit to Miss Henrietta
| Strickland.
; Dr. George Martin, who is attending
a medical college in Atlanta, is visiting
his mother.
1
Goodrich White and Hubert Quillian
will return Monday to EmoryCollege, |
Oxford.
Miss Nannie Freeman has returned to
Raudolph-Maoon College, Lynchburg,
Va.
Miss Susie Parks, of Atlanta, is the
1 admired guest of Miss Sarah Buchanan.
Miss Miriam Atkinson has returned to
Milledgeville to the Normal School.
Miss Bessie Whatley lias returned to
! Pelham, Ga., to resume her school.
Tom Powell will not return to Don
ald-Fraser, Decatur, until the 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pitt have returned
from a visit to relatives in Athens.
Will Powel leaves the latter part of
the week for Alexander City, Ala.
Mrs. Robert Gann, of Atlanta, has
; been visiting friends in the city.
Leroy Mann and Rawson Stewart re-
1 turned Tuesday to the “Tech.”
Miss Lurette Sims has returned to
Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga.
Rev. J. F. Hughes, who has Njeen
quite ill, is rapidly improving.
MiBS Lutie Powell will return Monday
to Agnes Scott, Decatur.
Mrs. Robert Milner visited LaGrange
several days last week.
Will Prather spent several days in
Hogansville last week-
Mr. Nick Byard, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday in the oity.
As we expected,
the Holidays left us
short on many art
icles, such as cloth
ing, unde r w e a r,
hosiery, etc., so we
ordered shipped to
us at once such
merchandise as we
needed, which we
have just received.
Come to see us; we
can fit you up in all
kinds of winter
goods. Winter has
hardly begun yet.
Mr. L. J. Melson and family left I “ ,,vv ' 7" ““ ““ ! show that the manufacturer or
Tuesday, after spending the holidays in I excuse lor violating the new law. wholesale merchant gave him a
the oity with relatives. If there is any manufacturer or 'guaranty that the articles con-
Hooten have re- dealer throughout the length and formed with the regulations. Then
breadth of the land who is not it will be up to the manufacturer
fannlar with its provisions it is or wholesale merchant to explain.
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