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T. .-.-./rM' it THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WIIiWMOAT, rRBftt'ABY 13, tWt, February 14th. ■’V<.^^,‘a h! Gentle Guest, Our hearts are thine, And beat in unison for thee; So list, u)e plead to one request, That you'll today and always be The Kimball's Valentine. On St. Valentine’s Day and Every Other Day in the Year,- TRe New Kimball House Palm Garden and Cafe is a Most Attractive Place to Dine. Don’t Miss the Valentine~ Luncheon MENU. on the 14th, served from 12 to 2:30 o’clock. Blue Points Olives Green Turtle, au Mad? re Fried Tenderloin of Trout, Saueo Remoulade . Potatoes, Saratoga India Relish or Celery Roast Tenderloin of Beef, Rossini or Roast Vermont Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Georgia Com Pone Sweetbreads, Saute. Fresh Mushrooms or ('ompote of Peaches, Benedictine - -MmduuLBotatnps nr Candied Sweet Potatoes New String Beans or Cauliflower in Cream Strawberry Short Cake, New Kimball or Green Apple Pie Tea or Coffee or Milk ONLY FIFTY CENTS TABLES RESERVED FOR PARTIES IF DESIRED SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME. SOCIETY TO MISS OAUORY. ■Mi- 1'. u. Sals entertained her ill. luc club Tueeday In honor of her sur-t. Mir* Katherine Oaudry. of 8a- • annuli. The liouiit wai decorated wllh red he:. 11- and red carnation*. After the run. delicious - refreshment* were >fn.il. The prises were a cut glass hi" i and a tea pot. The member* ol tin- M irietin c’lub came down from M. i in tu lo attend Mr*. Set*'* delight ful irartv. O. A. R.""MEETING. Tin Atlanta Chapter D. A. R. will • ".t 111 Ihe reeluence of Mr*. Frank • nice. 3k# West Peaahtree street, •tl.luy, lobrusry lg, 3:10 p. m. Thl* ■. -»iial meeting and quite an In- ten-ting program ha* been arranged. All ini' cordially Invited to attend. MRS. H. W. FOSTER, ''or. Secy Atlanta Chapter. U. D. C.~MEETING. f • .V Ionia chapter of the 1’. D. nr meet Thuratlay. afternoon at 1:Su ■ •> at the Woman'* Club and Ihe ' v.uilva hoard at 3 o'clock. Mr*. Jen- n 'e l. livers will read a paper and •'h W. p. Pattlllo will apeak. informaTevening. ■'h. md Mr*. Jacques Futrelle ett- • tn.i« a few friend* Infotinatfr Mon,lay evening at their home on Cur- i" .'lire,. ' contest wa* a feature of the '""‘im and Mr*. Lottie Belle Wylie 'in lie, a feathered owl, mount 'll "o it card. A long the guent* Invited were Mr. Mi- Julian Harris. Mr. and Mr*. ' 11 ' - King, Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Peel, "'vile. Mi** Johnson. Mr. Dan Mr. t'harle* Bayne and Mr. Don JIu BRIDGE CLUB. . Janie* L. Dickey. Jr., enter- ■'". | her card club Tuesday at her "» Ivy street, the member* of „ 1 are Mr*. Edward W. Mcfcrren. V' E Wllmcrdlng. Mr* Ralph V '■ itillngham, Mra Algood Holme*, i ' ivaiik A. Holland, Mra. H. H Mr*. Fleming Van Renaaelaer, Korta Smith. Mra. Albert antuel Mrs. Collier, Mr*. John Barry and James Q. Miller. After tho game delicious refresh- mente were served anil the occasion was most enjoyable. LECTURE. Rev. S. R. Belk. of St. Mark Meth odist church, will give a lecture In De catur Friday evening at 8:IS o'clock. The subject I* "Laughter and Sun- ■hlne." valentineTuncheon. A valentine luncheon of three course* will be served by the ladles' Union o’ tlte Central Congregational church un der Ihe auspice* of Ihe Natural Food Company, on Thursday. February It. from 12:30 to 2:30, at the church. Everybody I* Invited to come nnd get a good luncheon at the low price of 23 Cent*. w. cTt. U. As the W. <’. T. I’. Institute will l>* held In Trinity church Sunday and Monday, every member of the Atlanta WUInni t'nlon should attend the meet ing which will be held Thursday after noon at 3 o’clock, at No. 130 Wash ington street. MRS MART I.. M'LENDON. President. MRS. JANE A. ADKINS. Recording Secretary. WAYCR088. Mrs. Arnett nnd Mrs. Burke, of Syl- vanltt. are In Ihe oHy tlie guest* of Mr. and Mra. C. E. WllllnmsOb, on Hicks street. Mrs. Ben Dickerson, of Kslnbrldge, after n v4*lt «»f Home day* In the c'lty. the guent of relative*, returned to her home Monday morning. . Mr. and .Mrs r.mnelly und dkugh. ter. of Red Springe, N. *r* In tht dty visiting at hom ® of * lr , una Mie. W. fl. r*onnelly, on June •tr*»et. uiga (•'lorence Wooten left Monday for*Halnbridge, cla . where ehe will vli ; It her cousin, Mrs. Ren Dlckenon, of th Mr Pl W* »l. Jones' end W. K. tlood- veer with their fitmllles, left Thursday night of Enterprise. Ala., where they will live in the future. Mr" W. J. Hwuln, of Atlanta, arrived In the city Thurednv morning and la the guest of Mr*. J. K M ad ley, on Tebeau atreet. | SOUTHERN SOCIETY j CAN DENTAL PARLORS 191-2 Ftickirte Slrat, Allan. Si. OVER SCHAUL fc MAY Rubber Plates - - J 22-K Gold Crown- \ J Percelain Crown - . Bridgework,tooth • ~ Painless Ex- PpPE trading with allplatc work U A i,ra 8 a. m. till • P- m - the Dental Ch.tr sund.*. — BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Woodward and Mr, and Mrs. H. G. Woodward enter tained ihe member* of the married an) the younger sets at a brilliant cotillion Tuesday evening at the Country Club. The entire club house was decorated with cut dowers, palms and smllax. An Informal reception was held during Ihe early pari of the evening, followed by Ihe grand march and dance. A two- course buffet luncheon was served. Mrs. T. H. Mniton entertained at an all-day reception Tuesday In honor; of Mra. Francis F. Tucker, of Geneva. N. T. The reception was unique In that the gueate were Invited for certain hours—one group for 10:10. another for 12:30 and so on until 0 o’clock. The home was beautifully decorated with palms nnd Jonquil*. The yellow tint was rarrlsd nut In the refreehments. About two hundred and dfty guests called during the day. Mrs. Tucker was presented with n guest hook. In which eech guest wrote her name, together wllh a abort description of herself. Miss Faith Venable, of England, who Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Tal iaferro, will he the guest of honor at a number of functions during Ihe coming week. Mra. Henry lllden and Mra. J. B. Raulalon have Issued Invitations for a euchre party to be given Thursday, February 7, complimentary to Mls* Venable. Mra. J. B. Carrington will entertain In honor of Miss Venable at a luncheon Saturday. February 9. Mra. James Houston Johnston was the hostess at an afternoon reception Thursday ufternoon In honor of Mlsi Venable. Miss Janie Robertson entertained at card* Raturday afternoon In honor if Miss Venable, nnd Mr. anil Mrs. A. M. Hobson gave an elaborate dinner at tlte Country Club Saturday evening with Mlsa Venable as one of ihe guests of honor. Mrs. I. Schlater. of Virginia, who I* the guest of Major and Mrs. Tutwller, was also a socially honored guest. Mrs. E. M. Tulwiler entertained 3# guests at an elaborate bridge parly on Wednesda> evening In honor of her guest. Mr*. I. Schlater, sister of Major Tulwiler. Mra. BraJley Saunders won the Ural prise, a handsome brooch: Mr*. H. 8. Matthews won the second. | a Jerdenler, and the consolation was i drawn by Mis. E. 1. Brawn, an Irldes- I rent glass basket filled with violets. A I beautiful luncheon followed the game. < Mr*. Robert Jemlson was the' / charm- >| pm Ing hostess at a. bridge luncheon on tLblN Thursday In honor of Mrs. I. Schlater : 7 j m u. and Mrs. John A. Topping, ft was a 1 very elaborate party, with handsome •erorutlons and a luncheon of several courses. Many beautiful gowns were i worn. MU* Katherine Earle entertained et luncheon Wednteday at the Country Club In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Can- Held, of Toronto, the guest of Dr. and Mra. L G. Woodson. Or. Lewis Coleman ’Morris entei talned a number of his friends wllh a hunting party at Allcevllle. The party Included the guests t f honor.’ Mias Mnry Watts Wood, Miss Moon and Min Mil. dred Foster, of Vlrglnlu; Misses Louis* Walker. Carrie Cobbs and Resale Jem- Ison, Messrs. William Mudri Marti.! and Voorhee*. Dr. Trout. Dr. Lupton nnd Dr. Morris. Mlsa Nellie Nabeia will be the gut*, of HIM Narnel Holt In Mobile daring the Mardl G**—. Mrs: G M: Cmtrkshsnk will enter- taln at an Informal afternoon reception In honor nf Mis* Venable Tueeday aft ernoon. February 3. MUs Hsiel Dlmmlck. of Pennsyl vania. Is tho guest of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Dlmmlck. GADSDEN^ ALA. Mr. end Mrs. C. 8. Ward have return ed front a visit to ’New York and other Eastern cities. Mr. end Mrs. T. S. Kyle have return ed from a trip lo New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gwln are visiting relatives In Anniston. Mr. C. E. Hoy. of Huntsville, U visit ing friends here. Mis 1 K'.sr Kugsdule.eif Chattanooga, is the guest of Mra. 8. C. Gentry on Ilnth street. Mrs. II. T. Hollingsworth and two daughter* of Aline. Okla., nave re turned and will make this city thblr home again. Mr*. M. It. Murray and daughtor. Ml-* Elisabeth, of Huntsville, wjre the gutMl* Ilf Mra. Morrsy's sister, Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, on Haralson avenue. Tracey Hollingsworth, Jr., has ar rived from Aline, okla., and will make thl* illy hi* home. Mr. awl Mrs. John R. Palmer will re turn la Georgetown, Ky., soon nnd will make 1 hat city their home again. The Woman's Home Mission Society or the First .Methodist church gave a sllvct ten at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. 8. Caldwel. on Turentlnc avenue Tuinlilv evening. A 'hone musical program was rendered and refresh ment* were served. Hollingsworth Is visiting The Embroidery Circle was onter- talned Thursday evening at the home of Mra. J. M. Elliott. Jr. Miss Elliott being the hostess In the absence of Mra. Elliott. Mr. nnd Mr*. E. T. Schuler enter tained Ihe Kylolnan Club Friday even ing. MI** ATtce Snyder tnterialnetl - n number of friends with n dinner parly Tuesday evening at her home on Fifth street. Mrs. E. N. Spense. or Birmingham, who has been the guest of Mlsa Mary Spence on Fifth street, has returned home. Dr. D. H. Baker hse returned from a trip to Montgomery. Rev. J. C. Smith and wife have gone lo Wusahatehlo. Tex., where they will reside In the future. Miss Ixiulse Thornton, of Talladega. Is the guest of her airier. Mrs. Carl Laverly, on Haralson avenue. Dr. J. R. McMullen has returned from an extended trip to Montgomery. Captain W P. Lay ha* returned front a pleasure irlp lo Washington. Professor J 8. Lavrrty, of Talladega, It the geest of his son, Carl Laverty. Mra. Janus Btewxrt ha* returned from a visit to friends at Trussvllle. TEMPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Parry Moore, nf .lllrm- Ingham. Ala., are the guest* nf Mr. anti Mr*. Tom Woodruff, al their home, on Carrollton street. Mrs. W. T. Murphy returned from Birmingham Monday, where she has been visiting several days. Miss Claude Weaver, of Atlanta, was the guest or Miss Bessie Morgan last Mr. an Clara II. Walker, „f Muruu, spent days liere Ibis week. Ihe guest of CONYERS. Mrs. J. It. Msdilni entertained at her besuliral auliurltsn In.uie Taeadsy after ntereatlna oral mutest wsa enjoyed. Mrs. Oils was aneeessfnl la wlnulag the drst prise, a silver ttilinlilr: Mrs. Itrlsktll, Ike mend, a l«»dt of iMient*. Misses latarn Mission Circle wss held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. a. • Odom, on Gordon drive. The Shakespeare Culture Club mat Tuesday afternoon at (he home of Mra. B. w. Watson. The roll call was re sponded to with quotations from Shakespeare's lovsrs. Act* IV and V of "Tha Tamlng nf the tUiriW weye,- read, led by Mrs. W. L. Borton. Fol lowing the reading there was a discus, slon and criticism on the play. Mrs. W. H. Simpson read a paper, "Prog ress in Panama.” Thera waa a piaoa due Uhgfnrd and Maud Mii'slta rut for duel by Mrs. C. Ed Albee and Mrs. Ihe mnsoMIun n lHU or randy, which wss.S. A. Lynne. The program dosed with rSTra?*L. LIU j*,' tbe' tfiJfJS 'Jt'r":'' art nuts*. !•<! by Mra. H. B. Scott. Maddox's guests were Mr*! , H. h |F. t Otts. Mra Refreshments were served during the IV. W. Itrlsklll. Mrs. H. H. McDonald, Mrs. J. II. Wllllatusou, Mis* Hallle Fannie tllcs- CAMILLA. Mr. J 1*. McRee entertained u num ber of hi* friend* at u flsh fry nt Medl- frlrnd. In Chr.tiunoogn. cine Sink Inst Frida; Dr. H L. Appleton will leave shortly I visiting young ladles for New York lo oe abtent some time. I Ml** Hardeman, of Madison, tht.. Is: Louis 111.Inne, nf Jackson. Ala., Is I lilt- guest of Mrs. F. L. Lewis for a few vlslilr.g friend* here. 1 .... ... • Rev. mill Mis. Ira F. Haw kln* are Mr. .s.okee Walton vlelted relative* | visiting relatives In Courtlnnd, Ala. Int Helena last week. Mra. Estelle Ailney and MTs. 8. M. Mis* Jennie May Dillon Is visiting Blann have returned to,Birmingham, Mr-. <i. B. Badge thl* week, after u pleasant visit to Mra. T. 8.1 The 1 Julies' Pleasure Club was en- Chrlslophri an Fourth street. I lertnlned or last Wednesday afternoon Miss Moggie Du Bose entertained j at *he home of Mrs. R. T. Cochran Monday’ evening In compliment to her ‘ ' * " guest, Mis* Mary Mc.VIpIne, of Tusca loosa. tan, Miss lllnilya. Tiller. Mis* Maud Me Cnlln, MIS* 1-ium Hue Langford. Miss Iter Is Mlnitb nnd Miss Fannie Htsnsel. Mrs. C. L fllessaer. of Atlanta, Is Ike gnest of Mrs. J. M. Ahimnv Miss Mary Keeiuin Calhoun, of Helms, Ala., Is Ike attractive guest of Mrs, It. F. Oils. Miss Hallle Fannie tllentun has Jssued In- Tltsfloes to a forty.two party Hateidsy evening. Mlsa Gladys Tilley entertains Saturday evening with 11 tntral.nl. Mra. Streeter, of Htielaf Circle, la vlolt. Ing her slater, Mr- II. I,. Conover. Mioses Minor eulrrtnlnrd a manlier of their frleuils Friday evening. Colonel William I- peek kna returned from Alabama. THE DECATURS, ALA. Mlsa Edna Lee vlalled In Birming ham tho past week. Mr. and Mr*. B. F Orr, nf Danville, visited here Ihe past week. Mlse Maud Wilkinson has returned to. Columbia, Tenn. Mrs. R. R. Harris, of Florence, la vis iting hi New Derntur. Mra. Claud King nnd daughter, Mias Susie, of Florence, vlalled here Ihe past week. Mlsa Atkina and Mist Jou Johnson, of Aymetl. Tenn., are the guests of Mrs. Joe Campbell. Jurge and Mrs. 8. M. Stewart, of Hunlavlllr. visited here Ihe past week. Mr*. Ida Reevea Moore and daugh ter, Knthrlne. of Morristown, Tenn., nr* the guests of Mrs. T. H. Williams, course of the evening. Tho Young Men's Christian Associa tion gave their regular monthly social on Saturday night. A large gathering of ladlea and gentlemen werb In attend ance and a charming evening waa *l>enL Invitations have been Issued to the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Burleson, which la to taka place at their home In Hartaelle on February 11. Mist Bertha Oordon and Mr. John Conley, both of New Decatur, war* married at the home of J. P. Karp on ( Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock, the Rev. Georg* L. Jenkins officiating. Aft- - er the ceremony a wedding (upper waa served. They will make tneir home In ’ New Decatur. Miss Vivian Berry entertained on Wednesday In honor of her birthday. Mr. C. E Wells entertained a num ber nf hie gentlemen and lady friends at supper on Thursday In honor of his birthday. Miss Stella FsJk entertained the O. T. Club Friday afternoon. A number of visitors were present. Refreslftnents were served after the games. The engagement of Mias Evelyn Wyker. of Decatur, lo Mr. Fred Seville Hum. of Atlanta, Os., Is announced. The wedding will take place some tlm# after Eaeter. Miss Margaret Luclle Frahn enter- talned on Saturday afternoon from t to r. o’clock In honor of her birthday. Little Mis* Christine Woodward en tertained a number of her little Mends Pelham. Ladies* 0 Size 90 Year Gold rilled WATCHES I 18 Jewels $l2 ,5 i; 'rocket! Twllty. s|hou Sunday In the city. Mr* W. C. Spence returned Tuesday • from i. visit to Tlftnn and Albany. . Mrs. F. O. Fletcher, of Asheville. N. it'., hn* strived In CeraUIrt. where shu I will remain for eome lime visiting ret- j uttve* and friend*. I Mr*. William L. HennMt was the guest of Mrs. J. T. Brooke In Albany recently. Mr and Mra Finn have raturaed to,honor of her birthday. their horns In Tennessee after a visit , here. Mi und Mrs. Harry L. Martian, of Birmingham, are here Miss Bertie Boteler Is In Hartaelle. Miss Virginia Robinson is In Hills- j " 11 ** Mi and Mrs. Frank Williams have i WALTER I'd to lllrmlnghsm. | , OPTICAL C 1 VALENTINES. Jno. M. Miller Oo. ANT MILLEDGEVILLE. MIh* Km«‘ Thr»**h wan lh«» rliurmluji h<vt- m nt n |'ri**muilv»» utilM imrty nflfrn.tnn nt th«> tvaldciii*** of l'H|itnlu T. V. \pwvII. Thr houa«» wa» tBBtifully urn Ini with iiiiiyImI and f#*ma. Afti*r (hr 'Koiuoa. ii iLilnil murat* waa aonnl. hr. nnd Mm. J. u. frolry win* at houu* ion Mninlnr .«ud Twradav ov«‘Hlnit« In honor of Mra. \V. A. HnffoM. of Montffoiiicrr. Ala. Whlat waa playnt. uftor wlih'h a ! aalnd n»ura«* wna arrrnl. hrofraaor M M. iHtrfca Itna rHii*i»«l from I n Wnalin-eH trip of aovrral «ln>a to Atlnntn. ... N. IsAtimr. hr. K. K. Whitney I* In Milwaukee ou a Imalucaa trip tor aevornl days. MU* |lt**aL* nrttfhtwell hna returned to her home In Mnseya. nfter n vlalt to Vlra Piayne tre vlelt- M ni. rlnn. of fitiblln. Oa., la the ffueat i Peachtree ■ treat, where you can Had of .Mra. Koatrr Pointer- i everythin*^rrted In en exelutive optu sMra. J. U McNabb vtalted In Blr- * cel house. O'he Ballard ltlfocwl baa mlRKbam the peat weeU. * gained a reputation for this firm In leaa Mr. and Mra. J. W. Thornton, of, then S yeer« no other house haa made Kndxvlllr, Tenn.. are here. ! In e half century* Wot how cheap, but An Intereallng meeting of the Horn! • how well we can serve you. darti«i *• .. ! h«*r ihhiih in Uiuryn, nrti-r n vian to ura rronk The Kelley Jewelry | Mrs. Hoi tin mil Is the sural of Mrs. 09 X. Broad HI.. ATLANTA. GA. H tv. t'oniiitoii In Atlsntn. W.1..IIU..II,., snosui.vs. Mira JrMHIldU la the guest o* Maddox-Rucker Banking Co. Capital and surplus $ 700,000.00 Total resources $3,000,000.00 New accounts invited. We offer to depositors every facility which t|jeir balances and business re-* sponsibility warrant. 4 per cent paid on limited amounts in our Saviaia Department.