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The f- carle,;, mfli- Joyfj| season of
year is with u* end as Christina. *r 1
th* holidays approa-h, • eartalr spirit of
excitement pervsdea ♦h tmra*pbr
F.tr, are being made for Tula? 14*. ao-1
already th# Christmas shaph'-er frequarts
Broughton street Tha M hss rot b#-r.
a particular y lively one ar.4 th# n lety
glr. complain* that It I* all "f*at or fan*.-
Ire" In aoctal event. Title wk the feast
to on, and beside, tha **-ond cottlfio .
which will b danced Tiietlti evening a
the Guard* Had, invitation*, are out I t
several ear l psr;:*, and oth**r prlva’a
t area Inman ta
Prominent among the event* of tn*ere*i
itli weak all! fca • wedding of Mr
Jtnn Sullivan Bord ard Mi** Fit*
Goar ard. which a.*l2 taka pla-e Wednea
day evening In 61 John'* Church Tha
maid of honor wIU ba Mtaa Anna
Guar ard. whila Mr Joaeph Bond wi 1 be
ehe be*, mar Tha *l* brMaamalda : o*n
are Mini Ner.n'a B"nd of Darien Aits*
Gadaden of Chicayo. M!a Laonora Gab
bett, SJlt* Anr.lt Maclean, Mias llattta
E,.iott. and Mis* Jer.nia Bryan. Tha ush
* # all! ba Mr A Godin Guerard Mr
William Barnwell, Mr Barron farter ard
Mr. A Leopold Alexander, while ih.a
groomsmen will Inchida Mr Edward De
mere. Mr William Gad*den. Mr In’i *
tob rgar. Ml Randolph A*or. Mr. Henry
T- althour and Mr Harry Rxnmor.d. A r*-
Optlon will fo.low ha ceremony, at tha
residence of the brl la * parent*. Mr and
Xlr*. A jguatua Godin Gur*rd. on Park
a venue.
The Military ball which 1* being ar
ranged by the Daughters of th# ' mfed
eracy for the flrtt evening of tha New
Tear 1* being much talked afoul at pres
er.t. Tha lad e* or. the committee ore
bury maonwhi.a preparing for tha bail,
which promise* to ba one of tha lea ling
0..a avai l* of the winter The crape
rcr.es will he Mr* Alexander H L-a wi on
Mr* Thomas 8 Wy.iy. Jr. Mrs I' tv
Me.drim. Mr* Georg# Walker, Mr* Ulrte
McLaws. Mr* Jatne* L 6-xlon. preai
dant of the Charter Chapter of th Daugh
ter* of the Confederacy, and Mr*. A It
Hull, chairman ff the ha I Committee
The ll*t of patrons 1* a* follow# Cap'
and Mr* Hu ry C. M AlplU. Capt *nd
Mr* T.wm*) Wear. Cap* and Mr* Wa -
ter E. Coney, Cap’ and Mr*. Wright
Hunter, Capt and Mr*. R. F. Gleason,
Capt ar.d Mr* W B Bteph*o. Capt. anl
Mr* H Konemann. Lieut and Mr* JS- k
Kingle Judge Hubert Falilgai.t. Cap;. C
Je Chear.utt. Capt anl Mr* M
ids *tu Wilson, cap; J. R<nl
tarn and Capt. Jam#. Rogers,
Tha Floor Committee will cor.lst
of Capt W. W. WToUmaon. Capt. J
J. McDoncugn. Jr.. Mr David < Barrow.
Rlra James H Butr-er Mr J..*>x.h M
layer. Mr Hobart U Fleming, Mr. Ed
win ftya.s. Mr ("Mr coca O. Anderson ad
Mr !larr> firs han.
Ulaa Jerr.ie lir. an sii the guest of
honor at a bemutifu. card party giver. lr,-
day evening by Mt and Mr*. VI .1.1. m
I.ar,thorn* Wlftor. at the.r home on Char,-
a i e’. i PCOfU
Fran e net dr orated the to- ms a>r'
eu.hre wa • played, and the pr*tl> prl*'*
were won by Mir* Ethel Taylor, Ml** N ir.
d'.Btgr.on, Mies Clifford Munnerlyn. Mr
J Bu.tlvan Bond ar.l Dr II II Martin
Other gu**ts present w*-re Ml** Lin* Hu
ger. Mia* Emma Huger, Miss May du-
Blgnon. Jilts Jaanla Halt M*
Nellaon. M.s Ellaabatn Crutehtoa.d. Mi*
Cor inn* Me k*.i. Mis* Georg a Lelmun
aton. Mist Mary Wayne Ml- Harrle- El
liot. M.sa Ann.e Mu.lran. Mltw E.ora
Dancy. Mis* Eliaa Guerard, Mis* Anna
Guerard, sol Mr. Georg- I . lennlile. Mr.
Allan Bond. Mr Edward Demere. Mr
Richard Charlton. Mr Hulllvan
Bond Mr Ra.mr Axaon. Mr
John Morris. Mr. Chariot Edition*ton. Mr.
J Wards Mott*. Mr. Godin Guarard. Mr
flaren.-e G. Anderson, Mr Alec Tlieißirr
and Mr Camille The-*naar.
Cgrda are on* fur ihe marriage of Ele it
'lt./>>ert forlatlan Humber of *-1* Tenth
|
Eylyan Gerdlng on Friday evening. D* .
I*, at Rowell Barrack*. Pa*a Cahah*.
Cuba The t,rlde ta th<■ me eof Oen Ezra
y Ewers. U. 8 A Ll*ut Humber be
long* to the well known family of mat
name Ira thlw Mate and ha* many friend* In
thlac.gy. where prevA>u* to hi# entering
tne army, he was a clerk In th*- I’.ant
Byitem He and I.l* biid*- wl 1 litvr the
b**t wishes of many friend* In Georgia
The Xlarrtad Women a Euchre CltlL will
b entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mr*
f. C Ac-Hardy. on Hall street, east
M* Be**.* J|e\w..rfl entertained a
party of friends Thursday evening wt h
an original and very delightful an,-per
party.
MaJ W A Wi kins of Waynnaboro ar
rived In Bavnnn ih early In the w eek an-1.
With a few filer. I*. b' teen crul Ing
along the -owst 1 nt* steem laun -h "I he
Jessie ” Ills gueats are Mr and Mrs Ja
rob RnUera. M.r* Kate Hauers and MG#
Frieda Hauer*
Mr*. Jams* T Trent arrived F-ld-y
morning from Bw York afiei a deiietit
ful Slav In that G v and *l*i u fortnight'*
\ ,*lt to reiatlves In Montreal.
Mis* Nan dußlgnon re-urned home
Thursday after a *rl**-tof dellgtstful
sltr at th>* North. After leaving New
Tork Dili dußlgnoti -pent several week
In PM.adelphl i and lat.erly has been the
guest of friend* fn the eastern ahore
of Maryland.
Mia* Kllaabeth Beckwith, after an ih
*ene of eighteen month* Mtent |n Ku
rofw ' arrived In Bovannan yesterday, an.l
will ap**id the winter with Mr. and Mr-
A R lei wrton.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur EIHH h*a re
turnad to in*, and are visiting Mr.
and Mr* Joaeph A Huger, on State
*i reet.
Mr* F A Joyrison and Ml Evelyn
Curve- of England *re e*rected Tuesday
Horn New York and will be the guest* of
Ml .nrl Mr M> I■ * m MaGean.
Mire Eeono-a Oshbett arrived W’ednes
lay from the N .rih, where she haa been
for several monthw
Mr James Beni, who ha* been spending
* fear day* In town, will return to liotnyl
Unlay
Mr* Tli *in:i Hunter arrive*! Fitdiy
from New York
Wednesday for * ten-days' et y In Ma
son with Mr* J I' kson's mother
Mr. Robb Wi ll*- J. returned Monday
to the Tnlvarslty <>f V rglnta.
MW* Jeanl# Haines arrlvet Friday
morning from New Yt*rk where she ha*
been apendlng th* fiaat few week*.
Mr* Edgar It s.t.ury of Brooklyn]
w the guesi of Mr and Mr*. W. t!
ItroMiar. on Bolton street, east.
Mr* Mary Randolph Jordan of Mont
gomery, Ala., who has been the guest of
->l-s Her.ry G Thompaor. fca* re- ;rrwi
! nome.
•V *i E E B irr ig.-.s of Jack* *n*lli*,
fa. i* vli.Uim her unt. >lr* D. G
f’ ;re on Eioetty *'r*e' watt
Tre -n.!den-* of Mr. ar.d Mr* Trager
i Forayth Park wa* the arena of a
! handsome en;erteir.mei>t Tueaday even -
•r g giver, in Conor of t.-etr g i **t. Ml**
dtaiia Roser,piatt f.nun card table*
were arrange 1 the double parlor*, and
dr* J-eager an 1 M ** Koeenplare recetv
•i a .
ohioh wa* decorated with gteer. ard
white. Ml** R-ssenplatt wore a g-*wr. of
w r,ue point c esprit over gr*er, taffeta,
vhlle *l,e same o.or* t*r* u*ed to adorn
the rooms On th* mantels wer* cut glass
• as** of whjt# chryaanthwmum* and the
roc*m* were l-.gh*el by green candies In
• ever cendelabr* After i ard playing an
Manors'* supper *>* served a- small fa
tie* In t-e and r.ing im ar.d the prlxe*
were awarded Mias Edith Kotdnaon and
! M.a* V.ola Eckstein cut for *ne first,
a pearl hat p.r. **t with diamonds Miss
Robtesoo winning It. Th* men'*
**, * bra** mounted clock, *ll also
ut for by Mr Max Esther and Mr
F i*cbro*n. th* laMer being xlctortku
Mis* Daun of Atlanta, and Mila Roaer.-
platt wer* aw *rd*d ba conaolat on prlaes
a cur silver butterfly p r.. nd e sliver
match box Among the *ixty-four gu**t*
who were pr*ei • w ere M s* Perl# Abra
ham*. Mi** E"*s Elder, ai Ml** Helen
Levy, Min lrr.~ 1-uixel Ml** Flor—r*
Lille nt ha 1. Ml** E'ui tMembeTg Ml**
Norma E-ksteln, Ml** Bertha Nustba im
Miss Lily 8-.. g Mlat Mamia Smith, Ml**
Krause Mm Edith Roblr.son, Mss* X gn
nta Ne merger Mis* Leo; ora Amrait,,
ills* Fannie Hltientierg M s* Gertrude
Cofcer Miss Bsrlah We I M • Marie
E.pptran. Misa Ilortense Stern. Miss Rose
Fu'.xel. Miss Ce.ia Weil. Mis* Frieda
Traub, Mis* Frances B;ern. Ml** Viola
Frank. Ml** Irer Frank. Mls Carrli
Lillenthal. M,* Et a Rothchlll. Mi*-
Eili ■ Trauh. Mi** Lena l-firllch. Ml** Ja
nG'e Herman. Ml** \'i"la Eck*teln, Mi**
Am* Mernl- Ml** fieri Mer.d—, M.-
Ada Ehrlich, Mr Joseph Liryer. Mr rp
rr.und Berg M. Mord Hyami Mr Hot
bert Ka> tor Mr Mr, M ■ cr. Mr Je
rune fcfckstein. Mr. Edwin Putxel. Mr J
I> My*r* Mr J R Smith, Mr XI W.
lueltx Mr Max Leffier. Mr O. Kaytun.
Mr Lee Roy L/ivetuteln. Mr M W
Moil h. Mr O L Mohr Ml A U*T. Mr
Jacob Herman. Mr. Jo--pa Her* nr Mr
laavld Wortimt*. Mi Edwin Epa" -In
Mr Hugo Frank. Mr Walter Lriltenihal
Mr Carl Herman, Mi Mux Heubergtr
ard Mr Eouta Neuberger
The dance given et Chatham Artillery
Hal! Tutsdev evening tn connectloi w ith
the I- 11 Phow. proved u very pleasint
affair and aniteig those who were present
were Mr and Mrs Coop*-r Myt-rs. Mr. and
Mrs. Wright Hunrer. Mr ami Mrs. Ed
ward Bt odd ard. Mr. and Mrs Arthur El
liott. Mi* Munnerlyr Miss Mary Ntll-ot,
Mis* Egan, the M -ora Huger, Me
Mackall -Mtaa I.eonora Gabbett. Ml**
Edith Wartleld. Mia- Ellgabeth Crut.-fc
n, ! Mies mil* Daniel, the Mlaaes Btlt
rouglis. Miss May dußlgnon. Mis* lt-**u
Hullivan. Ml** !■<—s* Mlaa Roberts Ml*s
Frill hard Ml-s Stoddard Ma* Coopet
Mr Hugh llarr *. M; Horecs Hunter. Mr
Coulter Carmli hiG. Mr Y’ El-yd Gw* n*
Mr E R Kllloll, Mr Harry I'anlel. Mr
Richard Charlton. Mr. John Blmldard. Mr.
Falnn r Axson. Mr Jamte llutricr. Mr
I-ouis Wormn. Mr Harry K'ra run, Mr
W. E Johnson. Mr John Morn- Mr
f'harir- J Hunter, Mr CluilUs Edition
stop. Mr. Edward lkm* r* Mr. Fulmer
An *ti. Mr Raymond Bullivan. and
Muirs. Dougin.-. Simpson, Williams and
Burroughs
M.-s Marie Elppnnn g ive a delightful
dinner party Tuesday • v* ning tn honor of
Mill Miriam Wei! Slid Mr R!tlerr*rK o!
Sumter S C . who*— * ngugement has
lately been announce*!. The table decor
ations wire unusually eflfedlvc The ctn
ter piece and smaller covers were Of
renaiewanra lace over pink silk, and \it.-es
of pink an*l w-liiie Dresulen f iiina held
fragrant rluaters of carnation*- Th--
llghta wre shad-*l with pink and Ml*r
Elppman wore a lovely dinner gown of the
Mtnr color. Fres* nt were Mr and Mrs
Lew is L pprrun. Mr ar .l, Mr*. Hiruu.-- of
Sumter H C. Mis* Miriam Well. M.a*
Dann of Atlanta Mi s Hosenpla't of
Cleseland. 0.. Sir* Hacharach of Fhlla
deiphUi the MG*#- lllitetrbirg of B imtet.
8 c.., Dr H II Martin and Mr. Walter
LlU'iilhal.
Tha Indies etenlng at th# Harmonle
Club Tbura lay wa*. as usual with this
series of antartninments. a peasant slic
es-.. and the dub ri*>ma were gay with
visitors throughout the- evening hour*
Among these who were pie -nt were Mr
md Mr* Arthur Well, Mr. and Mt*
Joseph Ferat. Mr and Mr- Charles Byvk
Mr and Mrs. Aaron Ker-t. Mr. and
Mr* Ja oh Gasan. Ml** .S-ePa
Rosen plot t, Ms* Helen Levy. Mis* Edith
R hlnaoti tolls* Be**i* Elletwhal. Ms
Carr* t.lllrnihal. Ml** N'ti-sbaiim. Vise
Ylo.a Ecks’eln. Mis- Janet*-- 11. rir.uti
Mr Mord Hynms. Mr Carl Herman, Sir
Hiairuial I'.-rg. Mr Mux lettlter. Mr Her
bert Kay ion. Mr A. Bmilli. .Mr Huge
Frank Mr Edwin Frank, Mr. G. Mob!
and Mr. A. M Htowiy
Tha flrt meeelbg of th* Pleasure Club
for this aessoi tasse.l off successfully
VV.diics.lay af-ernoott at the Imm* of Mr*
8 II Blnsw anger. The room* were
•i.torr ed tv-th cut.- i-- v.,t of white an- 1
yellow chrys.intnemum- T.n- prlx* a
cameo pl.icqua. and u |>retty | lc -e of brtc
a-brae were w.ai by Mrs. Joseph Feral
and Mrs J E Gutman Tha only vis
itors entertained on I hi* occasion wer,
M * Levy of Charleston. 8 C . and Miss
Nussbaum of llalnhrslge w lie Ibe mem
ber# present w-*re Mr* Aaicn l’*rsr, Mrs
Joseph F*rst, Mr*. 8 A Einstein. Mrs
Arthur Weii Mia I.; or Ferst. Mrs I.
E. Grouse, Mrs. I G Hnus. Mrs .1 E
Gutman, and Mr*. Clarence Lillenthal.
Mis* Dora Muhlherg pav* a luncheon ut
Hannon land*.- T.nus lay morning a;
which her gin-sta were Ml*- Breda |(,e*n
plait of Cleveland, Mia* lllr.lie Isnrn of
Atlanta. Mias Nussbaum of Hath : I.R->.
Miss Etta Bternbcrg aid Mir Lena Ehr
lich.
One of the moat I” itlful un-country
v . d'llrgs of the autumn season took
, ;-• In mioerion. On . Thursday evening,
when Mr Henry 8-ihlder Jaudon. for
merly of this city, and M!*a Sara loOiiiac
Arnold of Elb* rton were united In mar
r age The ceYenv-nv took place In the
I Irat MGtvOihft Church amid and. -,.ration:
of palms, ferns, and while chrvsuMho
mutns. The bil-lesmai-l* w-r. Mis* May
Tate rf Over*on. Pi Miss E'mlly Jan
•In of Savannah. Ml*., l.u ■■ Dawson.and
Mis* ElUalo-th Worley, of Klbenon M rs
ICdna Arnold, *l*t.-r of the bride wa*
m >W-of-honor. Tfn rr wer rlv, usher*.
Mr Benjamin Neal. Mr. William Arnold
and Mr. J J Breph. n.o-i of K'herton. j
Mr. R. X.- Wright of Atlanta and Mr
VV. R. Go** of Pittsburg. Ihi The 1
groomsmen were Mr WIIIDm Dunbar of j
Pittsburg, Pa.; Mr. Edmund llamdtoii
O’COanor of Ravannah. Mr .1. II , din
Jonas of Atlanta, and Mr. J. liowuia
H'bltafu* of Meridian. Ml-s ; Mr. Albert j
M Lynn waa best man. Tha bride wore j
THE MORNING NFTYS. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 0.1900.
14 BROUGHTON STREET, WEST.
Ladies’ F"urnishings.
CHRISTMAS
Will Soon Be Here!
Out holidaY display this year finds us better pre
pared than ever before to retain the pre-eminence we
have always held in catering to the wants of the
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS.
Our store being devoted exclusively to the wants of
ladies and children, you are sure to find just what you
want here.
HINTS TOR LADIES.
ff%*i>*ourc ri’H9.
Ml-K WAIVTS.
II WjUITI.
MLK PCTTKOATI.
A MOVSLTY IN MIIjK JACK
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CHIFFON Ili%v
FANNFa * HIFFON i 4PIA
RKC AI. LAC K II 4NDKCHC HIEV9.
Hl* il* I.U F. I OLL4M.
Kin bI.OVM.
ART DEPARTMENT.
109% CORNER PILLYU9.
COUCH COVER*.
rofTii:n e.
LAC K ( I HT % IN*
m mn* cover 9.
I,%Ti 9IIAOH %NI I l IEA(M.
111. N.% |99 \N< i: 9 % H r§.
a 1-eautlful gown of while *attn. the w!,t
ilrhlj etnbrul-lered ar..l trln-med with
rf-M i-olrtt late i--t Lille-of-the-Vailey.
The ■ tume cf t. • m il-l of honor waa of
*iiM- vmtiroldere-l chiffon, ovrx pink
tuff-ta silk, while those of the br.-le,-
ml<2 were of rose-colored crepe d* chin
w-iii applique of guipure lace and pnnn
velvet The bridal bouquet wae a fhuw-r
of Llller of-the-Valley. while those car
ried by the brlde-makla were of La
France rosea. A rec*epllor, w lih-h
wa*. attended by two hundred and
fifty sweats, foliowtd at the band
t--m* horn* of Mr. M-Alpln Ani-dl
on 11- rd ,tr*et. mJ lee;-- J from hair
j... -1 nine until 12 or| k. The bridal cvu*
pie left during the •■ventng f--r their fu
ture b- - nit In Bhreveport. la I -ur of the
tttet.idaiiAs wire college friend* of tln
groom. and among the other
KU.'ta from a distance were
Hon and Mi* It F Wright and Mlsa
Wright, Mr. Thotuus Lumpkin. Mr Wil
tei Barnwell. Mr. Thnma* Glenn at. 2 M
M.k- Kverett of Atlanta M-~ William
A J.<u-lon of Savannah. M. G-wlt of
Spartanburg. 8. ( anJ" Col. 1. II Mrr
tin of Mlddletoo. Ga.
A number of golf player* were out or
the links yesterday afternoon, dropping
In et the club hrau-*- after the game lor
a *<e-U I-up of tea. Among thoee win
were |.i agent were Mr. and Mr* Cornelius
Me - Mr and Mr Henry Minor. Dr
and Mr- John 1> Paige M U.-riry TI •>•
lor >!* J G Vail Mart-,. Ml** Nan
dußlgnon. Mis# Lina Wno.tl-rl.ige Ml
Jane Judge. Mis- Marie Nt- - t. Miss < -
rlmie M* kali. Ml*- Mary Wayne. Ml*.
Klltaboth Bull. :. Mis# Anne Butler. M
Iraephlne llgrn. Ml*. Kthe! Trvlor. MI--
Mary Wavne. Mis, Label Smart. Ml**
Nona Wylly. M-* DDlh Warlteld. MU*
Sarah Cunningham. Mrs liiglewby. Mr.
John XI I -'m Mr I Muir Lamn Mr
Ahrani Mini*. Mr John Ma loch. Mr I
May h— w- Cunningham. Jr Mr. Cooper
Myers and Mr Noble Hardee.
The Tuesday Whl-t Club me: last w-ek
#• the re-ldeno- of Mrs Alexan ler Carey.
T i v |.layers Included Mr,. Geo g- dm.
\ti,' c K. Gillette. Mt* L C. Banks.
Mrs John M Egan Mr* Wllllim llai-
Mr- Charles Bell. Mr,. J A lbw- rs.
Mr,. Clarence 8 Core. Mrs. 8 H-r - e
Remshart MU, Man- F.-mshart and Mis,
Florl lo Bank,
Little Mis, George NP h-'l- celebra -d
h-r eighth birthday Thursday alternoon
a: her home on He.iry str.-ot with a
party et which her little guest* were de
dgiAfully eniertalnerl.
Mr*. Arthur L B aid entertained In
formally Thursday evening for her nle--,
MU, I icy Boyd of Oxford. Ga. A pleas
ant evening a' card, was 'ntrayed t v the
follow ing guests Mis- Angle t.u -o igc
toll,* Carrl* ls”i Meldrlm. Mr. IMorari
Thomi Mr F r-ik Heywa and. Mr. it h
ert VV -.1 >r Jr . Mr. Rerilen Glover. Mr.
Jack Betjeman.
Mr enJ Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrill and
HOLIDAY GOODS AT
2 BEE HIVE,
m N. SCHUTZ,
Julian and Whitaker Sts. ( Sav 4u’YdVnK r °“®)
We Arc Showing an Entirely New Stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Priced Lower Than You Will Find Similar
Goods Elsewhere*
Pictures, Medallions, Manicure Cases, Dressing
Cases, Shaving S.*ts. Colognes, Wallets, Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear, Aprons. Hosiery, Garters, Ingcrsoll Watches,
etc,, etc. |
HINTS FOR MEN.
DIBIIBLLAI.
INITIAL II INDKLHr IIIFF9
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES,
EBONY BRCSHES.
IvOrx.ING PILLOWS.
SILVER NOVELTIES.
f.LOVEU
MITFLBRf.
For the LITTLE ONES
IWF A %T9* CATS.
JNF%NT 9* 9AC Ql El*
BOOTEES.
LLUI.\f.
APGUAN'9.
ih.Mi r.MBROiDERcn ninns.
MITTENS AND Kill I.LOVFA.
PARASOL COVERS.
DRESSES.
FIN CI SIIIOY*.
LUXURY 14.4G*.
gllOB BAGS.
LAMUKEQI INS.
TABLE SMI ARES.
TABLE C 4.VERS.
the lllo.j Ferrill are at the Dt- Sot* Ho
tel for the winter.
Alls* M iry Clay, who has beep absent
fiom Savaonah sin e the early mmmer.
will return from the North this week
Mr. and Xlr*. F rank Screven, who have
been spending * few day* with Mr. and
Mu*. VV W Gordon. Jr , are now at
Alt.- 2toymond Demere* for the winter.
Mr and .Mrs. fiubert Duckworth spent
i few day* !.“t we--k In Augusta, wher
■ i ■ ih- gu>-,: of Mrw. William H
W a rrttj.
Mr* M. C. Ferrill. Xlr*. XI <}’Atitlgn.i
an-1 Xlr,. XI. V. In-mere have return# I
fur the winter to their home on Elbert
Square.
Mrs R linbersham Clay came |n from
Bryan county for a day or two during the
w e- k.
Air, Smith rs. Aim. Holgera. and Xlas
ter Itl hard Hodge# of N-w York, ar
rived .luring ihe week and will spend
ihe winter wl.’li Air*. Perkins on Gordon
atreet, west.
Xl:*- lo>!* (i,-l*-Fn of Chicago. I . ex
r- le.l to-day to visit Mr. an.l Airs, A.
G Guerard on Park avenue, west.
Air* Robert Butler and the Ala-sea But
ler have returned from a trip to New
York M
Vl:,* Nannie Bond of Darien. I* (he
guest of Dr. and Mrs 11. 11. laattlmore.
Invitation* hove 2>ecn receive*} in this
•'by from Mi Jame* Vass. to the mar
rljge of his daughter, Ij abelle Fontaine,
to Mr. Robert A-Mi,on Schoolfleki. Wed
n- -day morning, December the twelfth, at
II o.lock 8- Jame* Church. Werrenton
Vi Ml 1-0 V a,- is pleasantly remember-,!
litre, bating freq-iently vlied her elster
Mr*. Robert Van VAag-nen.
■Miss Alan- I-ran • is the guest of Mis,
Lo>ui* McDonald 2n Atlanta
Alt* \V A Jaudon and Alts* Emily
lau loei reliir{ti,| jester.lay from Elber
ton, where they went to attend the ,ve.|.
•lu gof Mr llarry Jaudon and Mi,, Sjr i
Ixiulse Arnold.
M N*!lie Abraham Is at home again
afi-r a visit to friends In Atlanta.
Airs ciaren-e lallenihal left yesterday
fot New York where she will visit rela
tives.
Mr* Lewi* 1.1pp.-nan will b# #• her
heme to her friend- Tuesday evening,
and also Saturday afternoon*.
Air 1.-., .re Frl. Irnaa of New Tork
and Mi Haro! I Guischard of Brooklyn
N V . ar ihe *jee-s of Xtr an-1 Airs
Felwnt-I Tla|#r on Harris street, west.
All*. Peril Ahi .h im* ret-irn.d early In
the w-ek from N< w Y’ork, where she
ha* traren for sev* ral month*.
Alias Felder of Amerl- us, Is visiting
Mr*, fc A. Outta.
Mr*. CharF- llurroiigh* ha* reiumt.J
from a vl*t: to Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Edwaid Bailey of Beaufort, ha*
[qUTMAN’S Christmas?
The Christmas selling begins now. This store was never better prepared
for it. Every day and every week until Christmas will be busy days here.
There’s much choostng to be done and it pays to do the choosing early. Not a
section in the store but that is bright with its HOLIDAY OFFERINGS. Things
useful, things ornamental. We’ve picked #ust those things which are bound to ap
peal to popular favor. The staple stocks of every-day merchandise are also at
their best. We invite your inspection Purchases made now will be stored and
delivered day before Christmas, if desired.
For Holiday
Presents.
main Kid Doll*.
Jointed Doll*.
Dreewed Doll*.
Bisque Dolls.
Rubber Doll*.
Palrawl Ball*.
Air Rifle*
Wooden Gun*
Iron Train*
Iron Fire Lngine*.
Iron Hook and La-Hcrg.
Iron Ox Cart
Military Drums.
Toy Drum*.
Roller Chime*
Buil.Lng BlorkA
ABC Blocks
Nested Block*.
Trump*'*
Hon-ni.
Orehetrlona.
Tool Che.su.
Animal*
Fairy Book*
Animal Fowke.
ABC BoOkw
Liner Books
Lotto.
Checker Board*
Musical Pho ragr*ph Alb-ung
Clock*
Et-r.lxel To let fat
Fbor.lxed Mtl tary Bnihs*
Pletur# Frames
Poldler Vnlform*
Celluloid G ove Box**
Celluloid Collar and Cuff Box#*
Ijadt-*' and Gents' Handkerchief,.
Blanket*.
Itown Comfort#
Towel*.
Ready-mad" Sh*k
J,iner Table Set*.
Lwdie*' Neckwear.
Furs
Apron,.
Nurse* Cap*.
Children's Cape.
Kr.ll Skirt-
Centemerl Kid Gloves,
Children'* Kid Glove*.
Work Baskets.
been speisling the post week with Air
and Mr,. M K AVdson.
Air*. Jacob I’juUen gave a coffe* party
Thursday af’* moon to a number of her
friend*. The su-e-r* were Mrs K. A
AI 8 hro-ler. Xlr* Fa bee Courtenay, Xlr*
Charles fleller. Mr* B J Gall*. Mrs
Otto Rl er. Xlr* Henry Dreeson. Xlrs
AI Bavarese, un-1 Xlrs Kline of New
York.
A STRANGE
Indians Onre Killed a White In
t mder.
Chatlestor, AV Va . Dec. 7.—Tht, Is the
year when the Indian* should have re
turned on their Strangs pllgTimnge to
the \Ve-g Virginia forest. Every five
year*, for -n unaccoumej time the dwin
dling hand ha* .-ome, no man know*
whence nor why. and. starting from the
TUreo Points in the wilds up Campbell's
Crash, has followed the Hidden Trail to
the top* of she d*-nly wooded slope, then
returned, no man know* whither. Us
ually they have rome late In October or
early In November, always before the
first snow. Now the trail Is lost under
drift* and the expected ta*nd ha* not
come. The sno-lMtien say that the In
dians must alt be d*-ad and thai the mys
tery of that secret pilgrimage will never
be solved.
Campbell's Creek pour* a turgid fprtng
flood into the Kanawha river a few mile,
above I'harleoton. the oop.tal of the state.
In the summer It ts but a trickle of water,
tinkling through a deep, Wild ar.l detwly
co-lei gul h. Several mile, back from
tlx, Kanawha a tributary stream aug
ment* Campbell'* Creek, and Ju*t Iw.ow
Its nvu:h a curious mound Jut* out from
the bank. F'rom ’lit* mound rise three
large trees, a sycamore, a sugar maple
aid a b-i-ch. so atosely bun- h**l that a
vard above Ihe ground a circle"live Let
n diameter would Include the three hole*
The*# ere the Three Poluta. B< yond them
the pqreclpttoua bank I* a tangle of uuder
bru*b nnd tree growth for several rod
bite little further up there Is a natural
clearing, giving a free view to the very
summit of the acclivity .where stand* >
gigantic bl.i k oak rising from a thicket
of small growth.d From no othtr p-O’.nt
in the gui-h l this oak visible. Under
and *hrough th* lower brush along this
el<-wr!nr ar.d up 'o the great oak wind*
•he Hodden Trail. Years ago a w htte
man sought to follow that trail, and pawl
with hi* life for his temerity.
Visiting Bn ml* First Sven Half a
I fntnrp .law.
Up to within a few yet rs. when coal
and lumber Inter--*** hr ug t a little srt
• . .at to tie crae-k th- only !nha
of that regl n we-e a few wool-men wha
11 ve<J mainly on the game t ey shot. It ts
from them that the early account* of
Indian vplts ram--. Hew long these visit-’
have continued can be only a matter of
conjecture. bu< alt the streams tributary
to the Kanaw-ha were ‘am-u* hunt!, g
grounds for the savages a hundred years
ago, and not Improbably hundred, of
s-.rs before that Tradition of the re
gion ha* It that the Cr*t pilgrimage to be
encountered by a white man was some
time tn the earlv flf l* when a hunter
of that locality In f- llowlng a hear w*
all but -irprt#*d bv -the I#.llan* and Iffid
j crly tlm to throw hlms.-lf behind a
fallen trunk aa tti-v -am# t oiling up t e"
I creek hed in single file They were tn
j full regalia and the-e were he-we#n
i • IghtA' n-1 one hurd-ed of them Oathr
-j tng around tf-a Three Port* they waited
| ther* In sPenee for ihe fa ling of dark
neaa; and the hunter, shivering he tnd
hi* log. In the cool October *fterrw>n.
must perfore* wait wl h them At the
rising of the moon a rl.i c-v brought
the band again Into single fit# They
punged Into the scarce p-er.etrab|,. b-ira-i
and act about the a.-ent of the bank,
l'raaently lit the strung moonlight the
wondering huntm.in saw the line of
dusky bodlee epqer In the .-iiertn, and
wind up toward tne towering o-k An
other signal call tol-l him that the b, n .p
ha-1 reached the summit, and he e ,-pt
away to hi* home, thankful tu have es
caped unnoted.
F'rom this time on hutdera and ira...
per. saw. at Intervals of some year's,
cumpanle. at Juliana going to or ra
SOME VERY UNUSUAL
DRESS GOODS VALUES. ’
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We have offered you rnanv erreat bargains in Dress
Goods, but never better ones tuan these we shall place 4
before you to-morrow. These prices should clear ‘
them out rapidly. *
AT 36c AT 98c
Granite Cloth,. AM:n* Brt-'klng, A beautiful line of All-Wool Broad
Batin 6olle*. Camel,hair l'laida. all cloths In the favortt* *2iale
fas -enable weave* and fine quality. Plaid Back. <olf Butting* In Brovrr /
Tr.< v are 3d to 42 inch*, wide, and Navy. Tan and Black, all have bee-c
--hav - been priced 50c and Tic. priced at 12.2a-
A FEW OF THOSE S2O JACKETS LEFT AT 512.50. ')
KEEP WARM. Oar Millinery Departmtm
We pW on B*2e to-morrow WJU oft(T inducamat.
Twenty Down Comfort* ar.d TUTe
Jfi 11-4 California Blanket,. . AAA . T ** IB EEK /
value 14-10 at |4.SJ *l# 00 Lcdte* Trtinroed H*>* M. \
(Onlv on- to each customei ' PVTO tAdles' Trimmed Hat* ti 41 4
NEW LINE LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S GOLF CAPES i
TO CLOSE THE BALANCE Bu,tt - 1 -■ ~™ #
Lavtlaa. X nton Bult*. 80c. worth *-.
OF Otn STOtK OF Ladles' Ribbed V-;a and Panu, Me.
DR. JAEGER’S UNDERWEAR £ OOI v “*‘ on>l ?
till WILL ALLOW 1-3 OFF. Children's Kit-bed Vest and Parts Me i—
56.50 PLAID BACK WALKING SKIRTS AT $3 69. ,
19 ?
ojJ|lVl'‘ ' U Broughton Street, i
Our Retiring from Business
*H caused f!i* 'iminnnh proplf to relate*, for they rMIIo
thU to be an opportune time to ?•!! thrmirUra of an adraatae that
liaa never been equalled. The prices that ire are quoting arena tncred
Ible, lat the |oikli must b.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK:
Whiting’s Sterling Silver.
title World's t.rentes! silversmith).
Oar ntrnshr assortment of Flatnart, feme? Pieces and novelties la
complete In e?cr> detail. Piartlcolar attention Is paid to ronbinalloi
sets >f all kinds.
We are eahihltliis the finest line of
L BBEY’S CUT CLASS
t-irr ilionn In •.n.uunnh. Don't fall to ... ~U r U raud dlipUi. for (I
la rommandlnit llir admiration <>r tirrrog., Selret your Xuiaa (Min
aw and we ..ill pul litem n.lde for yon.
G. W. ALLEN & CO,
WrddliiK Presents gperlallats. Ilarnord and Slate Street*.
tirntrrg from the myterl--u* *t>ot. Ot.cr
two settlers who were going down the
Kanaw na in a -lug-out saw the band
emerge from th- forest on tne west bank
t : - ”, • th- cr. i
and start to for -1 Some of the young
l ave* -aught sight of them uiid gave
e -.isc. but the whites plied their paddle*
and escaped The |-ert d* when larg
numbers -f the redskin* were seen were
always five vear, apart, though smal.
band* were seen In - ome of the off year.
They always came Ut* In the fall and so
timed iht-lr visits a to bring them to the
-reek shortly before nightfall Their
number grew t#*dlly le,.
After liAP there was no settlement of
Indiana within a far distance of the spu’
Evidently the pilgrim* were a bran-h of
s m<- Wcatern tr.b. as t i#y were noticed
always coming from, or going toward the
w tern hark of the river lit Charles
ton alii other considerable t--wt;s the
woodsmen’s account* of the strange visi
tors were regarded as local tnyiiis unlli
li WO i red I sit
tlon. latte in th- seventies a family
named Cox'n* *-t-tltd or Campbell *
Creek near th* Thre# Point a. The head
e Mr A r. -I- <
ard expressed ids intention of finding out
why they came there .f opportunity were
•' n to h.m One of the bttnd. so tra
dition said alwava carried a large si.-k.
wt.lch w ts tak- n away tiled with some
thing when the company departed Co
sens hr. 1 a theory that the red m-n rna-b
--th# #-•■ nt of th.- 11,.Men Trail to delve
for gold Tier.- are many storlc
of r k gold In VV#-t Vrg rua. but no
told so far as nnyltody knows has ever
be-n d.seover--! No li.-lian, e-e-e
s#n by the n#w settler tnttli
one November afternoon lit 14'
when he saw- the 1-arad comlr-s*
up the ere- k. about thirty strong. Against
the remonstrances of hl terrified fimly.
h- war- -I t'em mil they , e t otl( p,v
moonlight on the lli-ilen Trail md iheti
lollowt-l.
1 hr Rill Imu of (oifiia,
Very early on the following morning
Cosens - brother. who had been fitting up
waiting for him to return, saw- the band
come down to the creek ecatter and dis
appaar Over the should*! of the leader
was slung a bulky sack Giving them
time to get •> th. lie man ok
the trail, and after a hard struggle torn
by the thorite f the wild blacktierry and
at ting by the blow* of tl.e springy paw
paw brush. he rmercel Into the clear
ing and made hie wi.y swiftly to the top
of fie acclivity, taking the bla-k oak
aa hy guile Ar um, the tree he found
an itteu of trnmpled brush. nd the
aehea o; a bl* hr- Nearby lay the Iwdy
of Coiera. T-t'lc teas a knife wound In
hla 'wok iinu dll head was scalples-.
Trailing the savage*, he had himself been
outtralld and elaln.
Five years later the Indians came grain
Nobody u them come, but thev were
seen ctosslng the Katv.wba on their re
turn Uj> than twenty comprised the !
hand Two or three years later—lt Is un- I
certain which—ihies redskins visited the I
place, but they probe by did not repm. I
sent the ceremonial pilgrimage of the
band. In ltoj the band returned and
were seen at the Three Points by *
nephew of the dead Coien*. He atsrtsd
to follow them, unobserved, as he tuj>-
pored, hut theie suddenly hur t fiojn the
brush near lilm ihree redsklra armel
with knives and only his fleetness of foot
auved him. Toe next day a great bean
of o.heii was found under the old ok
There were not more then a doaer, mar
In that company. In 1896 but half a dorrs
tam>% and w hen they were dlaoovervd M
three of a party of aurveyore they Pat
tered and sought refuge on the tinfl*'
and sale*-mined mour tain aid. Or*
of them catrled th* Inevitable seek No
more vas heard of he savages until last
fa 1. v her. a slrgle Indian, dressed In th
ga;b oi clvlllxation, was aeen near in*
r.'outli of the creek. He made hb ** v
■o the limy Point* and was see. far
Ini; Intently at.the great oak A lunf*
man named Jirreu mmM end qur
t toned b.oi- but he would make no an
swer. In the evening he gone ®or
was he ogsui seen.
Have the Indiana Made Their hart
Journeyf
Thla jear all the eat tier#, lumbermen
and coal men on the creek have been on
th* keen watch for the unexpected !•
dlana. Hut tb* Ind Una have not erne
The Hidden Trail la untrodden and pv “
.rosn thickly and there are no *-'
tiro under the black oak He the .<*•
meeting of the al.ent nlght-farers
held at the Three Point*? The ?*’"■*'*
believe ao. Probably, they say. the
Indian of last year was ihe *o.e * ur ' _.
of th* tribe Was ii some ancient ir ™
ceremony that brought the band, rr
Was th* flr* on th* mountain top 1“ 1
a *rcr*t tribal rite? DM the l ‘““
>.H on th> *hould*ra of tne PIIKD” 1 .
tain "medicine” charm*? How dl
lltti* i omisim** travel the weary r
that thev must have traversed, und
er'd" And of what tribe *r*
These ar* question* that will pr
never be answered. Ml.ea away 0,1
banks of the Kanawha river are
derful Indian mound* .wherein have
found stone arms and Implement* an.
man skeleton*. Hut on Campbell'
no Indian relics have ever been
ered The woodsmen have del.*-
the ground around Ihe old black oak
put result. There la nothing In tha
■pot to t.-.l of the vlslia of tl • -
bands except the trodden herbage
ashes of th* paat eecret ceremonie
—Belfast has In recent year* "
one of the strongest centers of
Kndeavor work In the I’lilted |f ,,.
Ten .tor* ao there was hut one .
in To-day Belfast ha
than seventy. -
w t . Won first
ATdtfcfy Si-<
- ; aL" eu ",r
v.k TBJtfir WAflg fW-e^l*