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V r 1 »' m »•" m i i. . ip VANWIlflii ’■ -■ v ^ -.-wr-vr'— -»r- THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDXMDAT. miCitlT m. HOT. Stetson $4.00 The New Hats For Spring Dunlap $5XH) Law’* Special $3.00 SOCIETY SACRED CANTATA mi* In compliment. to Miss Patten, the SUNDAY AFTERNOON. |*ue»t of Mis* Myrtle Ty. Next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. •t the First Baptist church, the sacreil cantata. "The Last Judgment" by Hpehr. will be rendered by the regular choir of the First Baptist church, as- listed hy twenty of thef leading vocal- 1st* id Atlanta, under the direction of Professor J. P. O’Donnelly. Tills will be the fifth brilliant musi cal event given this winter under the direction of Mr. O' Donnelly, by tlw rheii of the First Baptist church, as- tUtcil hv prominent vocalists. | GEOROE WASHINGTON TEA. The Young Girls' committee of the Pom-e DeLeon Baptist church avlll rlt- n charming George Washington tea Filday evening at I o'clock, at the home of Mrs. W. H. Edmonds, 720 Piedmont avenue. Ten and sandwiches will he served during the evening and a program of unusual excellence mill be rendered. A small admission fee of 22 cents sx III he charged and a cordial. Invita tion Is extended to all friends to be present. LADIES' AUXILIARY. The Ladles' Auxiliary to the Broth- •rboud of Railroad Trainmen, will hold hi regular mooting Thursday after noon. February 2J. at 2 p. m.. In the K. of P. hall, Klaer building. A numbers are urged to attend. MRS. ELLA HAMMOND. Secretary, LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Ladles' Memorial Atsodatlon will be held at the Car- netie Library on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. MRS. W. D, ELLIS. 1 ~~ —President. JULIETT nTTw. C. T. U. The Jullett Nix W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday evening at 2 o'clock at the King's Daughters home. II Esst Mitchell street. Devotional services. I'd hy Mrs. J. M. Way, superintendent mothers' meetings. A cordial welcome to those who wish to attend. MRS. D. L. BRADLEY. MRS. E. A. OJOBER, Secretary. TO MI88~GAILLARD. Mrs. Joseph Terrell gave a luncheon Wednesday to Miss Galllard, of Rome. Tin guests were Miss Galllard, Mrs. Brittain. of Reading. Pa.; Mrs. James R. Halrd, Mrs. El G. Thomas, Mrs. Atron Burr, of Gridin; Mrs. W. S. El kin. Mr*. Allgood Holme*. The table had a centerpiece of daf- fndli* and the candle shades were also In yellow. The out glass dishes held yellow bonbons and the Icea were In the •aim- cotor, IN HONOR’MRS. COOPER. Mr> itenfroe Jackson will entertain at n buffet luncheon next week In com- I'tlTtent to Mrs. Sidney P. Cooper, of Henderson, N. C., who will arrive In a few days to be her guest. INFORMAL EUCHRE PARTY. Mr*. Gilbert Fraser entertained a few friend* at euchre Wednesday aft ernoon at her home on Piedmont ave nue. HUNTlIiT-SPEER. The aortal event of Wednesday even ing will be the wedding of Mr. William Huntley, of Buffalo, and Miss Janie Speer, which takes place at the home of Mr. and Mr*. George Speer, on Peocliuae plai < --— MEETING OF SOCIAL UNION. Thursday afternoon at tjld o'clock, at the church, there will he special meeting of the Social Union of the Flr»t Baptist church. Busin-h* of es pecial Importance will be discus-,'.I an 1 every member Is urged to be present. MRS. W. W. LANDRUM, • Prescient. BRIDGE PARTY. Mi** May Banckcr entertalend a few ittniiaie friends at bridge Wednesday uorning at her home on Piedmont ave- <f Personal Mention ) Colonel -and Mrs. R. J, Lowry have returned from New York ittv. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Paine have re turned from Savannah. ‘ -. v Mr. and Mr*. Andrew tjaih-ntn an nounce the birth of a son. Miss Adele Carter will leave the la«t of the month for New York to spend ■nm» Gme ■» the guest of Dr. And Mrs. A. M. Anderson.' SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Goorjla and Adjoining State* j — 1 1 1 1 ' r Plesssnl Mention From Other Piles MONTGOMERY, ALA. Miss Ethsl Clifford, pf Blrntlughsm. who has been the admired guest of Miss May Kirkpatrick for two weeks, has returntd to her home. Mrs. William Shoemaker compli mented Mrs. Frank Lumpkin with a bridge whist party Friday evening, when a dosen couples playsd for two hours, aflsr whlrh a three-course luncheon was served. Mrs. Frank Lumpkin was guest of honor Saturday afternoon nt a beau tiful I o'clock tea given by Mrs. James Wilcox at her home on Perry street, which waa made especially attractive in Its yellow decoration* of daffodil* and jonquil*. Receiving with Mrs. Wilcox were Meadamea Hardwick Ruth and Albert Wool folk. Tea was poured by Mrs william Gayle and Mrs. Ellen- burg. Miss Gene Burke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Burke, received the prise for the best essay on ''History'' at the "Judaon.” over 300 pupils competing for this prise. Miss Algle Hardwick was hostess on Tuesday afternoon lo the "Queen of Clubs" at the home of Mrs. Hardwick Ruth, which was lovely In Its decora tions of yellow. Six-hand euchre was played for an hour, Mlaa Kate Steiner winning first prise. Mies Luclle Lane, of Birmingham, won the guests' prise and Miss Mary Mnpcs won the coil- eolation. The wedding of Miss Grace Halls and Mr. Pop* Foster took place Wednesday evening jtt St. Johns rhurob. In the presence of a large number of friends. The bride Is a daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. George \Y. Hulls, and ons of six sisters, all beautiful women, who have adorned society here at various times. The Halls family have been Identified will) Montgomery for many years, coming here from Columbia. 8, c. Mr. Foster belongs .to one of the promi nent families of our stale, though only recently moved lo Montgomery. Fol lowing the wedding a small reception was given the young roupte, after which they left for a two weeks’ stay In Cuba and Florida. Mrs. E. 0. Andrews, who has been visiting her two daughters, the Mlases Andrew*. In New York, has returned home, accomiianled by Mrs. J. D. Roquemore. Mlisj.lssle Snyder Is visiting friends In Tallahassee. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Callmun are vis iting Mrs. John G. Winter. Mrs. Hardwick Ruth was hostess for the Tuesday Card Club on Tuesday morning. Four-hand euchre was played. Mr*. McDulT 'Win won firat prise and Mrs. Thomas McClelland won the consolation. und Mrs. D. Well have returned from a visit to relatives In Binning - hatn. tine of the most beautiful of home weddings waa thut of Mr. Alberti Moog and Miss Florence Gossenhelmer, which took place Wednesday afternoon hi the home of Mr. and Mre. Sellg Gussen- helmet'. A reception followed Imme diately until 9 o'clock, when the young couple left for a two weeks' stay In the -arnlval cities. * The Misses Ulntmlck entertained at t r. o’clock tea Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mis* Moore, of Ft. l-ouls, and Miss Webb, of Tennessee. Assist ing were: Mr*. R, H. Hill, who poured lea; Mrs. Charles Mark. Mrs. Margaret White and a number of young girls. Mrs. Rani F. Rice and Mis* Margue rite Rice are on a Visit to Pensacola. Mr. and .Mr*. George Llnather*. of [ 7he"giteVt \\ aynesvllle. are visiting Nexv Orleans. i Inst- Mrs. Henry Bartlett* a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Coleman, of Faunsdal*. who spent a week here via. Itlng relative* and friends, have return ed home. Mm. RleSliSf.fehferi.,^ - ift Mxtunf lu honor *?! Trull plural nwfuwly dtcMstal with many t«IL va«M «tid hutfernina. plactff on tbr nuintffa mu' <-nhlUoia. 11m* prim*. nu fxqnlalt* blind (minted nnr bowl anil cream ptfrfctr. wax won i*jr Mr*, Joint Vlnsun. Mr*. Adam * - * Tkraah eat r waa a hand —. .... - roblieilfe. wbo lia* been the gPBW nt IlHMfiWi I-awnr, hai* tfoua to AtluaU to ba the gueat of Mr. and lira. Georg# Obear. Cubbedge^of Macon, la the . Jtoe/ haa retnrnc-d from n •Ip to Mllwankae. Mr. Jamea Ingram will attend the uia.* age of hie alater In Katonton WeilnewhiT. Mlaa Florrle Rlflaon la a pending a week In Atlatifn nlteniln? th«* Mouthem t lion of I'hotograpbcra. Mr. and Mini. Clark t'aae. of Mnron, r|H*ttt ae«erel *Iny* lore this week, the Kiieara of Mr. and Mr*. J. 1., Hlbley aud Mr. uud Mre. George raw. Mra. 3V. A. Half old. of Montgomery, la the Kueel of Mra. J. G. «‘rolejr. Mra. K. K. Bosa baa returned .from Da* ereaus Mra. Adah Kvaua Auatln will anil for Ru mp© ntwnt tbe lltli of thla month. Hhe will Join Mlaa lloheru Unitgwon’n parly. Mr. mid Mra. Yaom Hfrhartfaou a|»eut Tuesday In Ma«*t>n. Mlav Mar.v Heyuolda baa gone to Hor Mn to lie a gueat of Hon. TIiouiiim h. 33 at boh's family, for aerernl weeks. CARROLLTON. Mr-. Horace Mettlellaud entertained at a Htneti pony Friday afternoon at her home on t'ollege at reel. Mlaa Nell Matulevlll* la vlaltlug In New York mol Waahlnctoa. Mr. mol Mra. R’lll Griffin announce the birth of a eon. _ The frleuda of Mlaa PaiUlna HarHa will Ih> plcnaed to know that ebe la coiiraleai'liiK after her reuem tllneea. Governor Terrell, with oilier dlutlnguhlied vlaliora. waa In the city Tuesday to let the conirm i for the A. mol M. folh-ge f..r the Fourth eouireenloual dlatrlet, tlie erei'tlon of whlrh will begin nt oiiiv, Ml««e« I .tide aiol Paullnn IlnrrU nre jtpeluting tto» week with Mra. It. F. Ilyatt and Mif. rlirtTTe* floop cm e»lleg»- — Th.. frleiifla of Mra. Percy Trail* will re- know that ah** la aetioualy III ut line on Itotnc atreel. The marring*’ of Mlaa t’lnrn Meadowa and 31 r-. Newt H|«*io*e. whJ.’h will «M*e«r ne*i Hnmlny. la un erent of much lnteio»t to tlieli 'many frleuda here. and grot CAVE SPRING. r. ami Mra. <’. M. Be well, or nttittimna. nre the gtieata i»f their mother. Mra \V. 1*. Montgomery. Mlaa tieorgla Trout kna retunotl from a vlalt to relatives in Itouo*. Mra. \W I*. Galna mid Mlaa Kinnui I'ettla left Wedneiulav for New nrleana. . .Mr. llerulee Itm klej. «.f iMirrell. I T., tmaj fetumeil home after u abort vlalt here to lila alater. Mlaa Aurelia Itarkley. “f. A. N. Ttuullii a|H*nt Wedueaday in Itonie. Mra. Uiltor PajcIlt and little daughter. Ham. of Home, arrived TueMdny ilnd Wttt he Arthur U. Cummer. Mre. Waldo R. Cwm mer. Mra. Ilenry Co^t, of Fblladelpbla; Mlaa cuauner and Mlaa Mary Clark. Mra. Pranrla I*. Fleming, Jr.'e bridge afternoon ten on Thursday was mo4t ceaarul. Top erorea were made by Mrs William II. Young, Mre. Miller Haney. Mre raH V. Van Demnn and Mra. Louis Itovn to Wfioni the prises were awarded. Mm. char lea 1.. Myers and Mrs. George M Powell served at the tea tables. Mm. Walter B. ciarkaon also entertained on the an foe aft h wore oil alike. hand-palated plates to the orange blossmi design, were woo l»y Mrs. Charles A Camay , awouian Pammiort*. Mrs. J. II. Norton. M Blair Rnrwell. Jr.. Mre. P. C. Perry, mi George Frauds and Mlaa Hattie Moody. , A delicious feature of tbe champagne luncheon fervOd afwr^ tbo gatne -wee Nilny in r. Mn Mlaa Minnie Moor** aud Mra. Nell Adnnia. of the Georgia Mrhool for ihc iPvat. ejient HaturUnjr lu Home. llayce hna n*turne«l lo his here. Judge and Mra. Henry Tanner and non and Mra. Joseph Thompson left Wednesday morning for a trip t Homosaasa* Fla. Mlaa Clare deGraffenrled. of Waah Ington. I). C.. In the gueat of Mra. \V. L. Feel. Mlfs deOraffenrlod la one of thn moat prominent club women In the country*, and la receiving a cordial welcome during hei» visit to Atlanta. Mra. J. F. Dnvla and Mra. Kll«e Schaffer, of Albany, and Mra. Frank Sheffleld and young aon. of Amerlcua. are the gueata of Mra. Lott Warren. In West End. Mr. and Mra. Thompson are In Imperial Hotel. Mra. Fleming duBlgnon la 111 at her home on Peachtree place.. Mra. Thaddeua Horton haa n\pved Into her home on Peachtree court. Mlaa Marlon A tit ray. of Carieraville, after a vlalt to her slater. Mra. J. B. Howard, haa returned to her home. Mra. Harry T. Inge, of Mobile, will come Friday to be the gueat of Mr. and Mre Phnres Coleman, at their home on Hirer which they will make Mr. and Mndlaon avenue.—Montgomery Adver tiser. Mr. Clifford Analey la .-pending sev eral month* In Cuba. Mra. J. C. Peck la apemllng several week* In Florida, visiting ihe prlncl pal cities of that state. Mra. Carlton Wright, of Rome, Cla.. la the gueat of Mra. Allen Davis. $7 Ivy street. Mra. Thomas Lipscomb, of South Carolina, In visiting her mother, Mrs. Orchard, on West Peachtree street. Mra. Frank Sheffield, of Amerlcus. Is spending several nt-rks with Atlanta friends. Mlaa Mattie Mathews Qu., la visiting Atlanta. of Commerce, FURNITURE 1 FOR MAN The moBt complete and necessary piece of furni ture for modern man is the Ohifforobe—a high ly improved combina tion, i WARDROBE < CHIFFONIER and SHAVING- STAND all in' one, Priced $40.00 to $95.00 I* h*2 large, specious drawers for ohlrt* end underwear, small or*w*rs for collars, cuffs, shading utensils—hsl box; adjustable glass shaving and toilet—pise* for umbrellas, necktie*, cloths* brushes, tie-, and Improved sliding' hangers for costs ind trousers, oooooooooooqoooooooooaonoooooooooooooooooooooooooo r W* trust the people, your srodit Is peed here, open an account and O 2 d'vtdo th* payments to suit ysur eonvenisne*. 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ Everything Good In Furniture end Floor Coverings. Carmichael-Talman Furniture Co '•The Btoro That Bovo* You Money.' 74-7* WHITEHALL 8T. Mrs. Leonora Khchan Halites, after an extended visit to her alater, Mra. Joseph Moody, will leave for New York on Haturduy. from where she sails early next week for Paris. Mra. Raines ivlll resume at «n early date her Jlier- nry work, of which she hna made such n notable aucceaa. She Im the regular t-eml-weekly correapondent of the New* York Sun from Purls. Mr. and Mra. Angus T. Cubbedge. of Sdvunnah. are the guests of Mr. I And Mra. Robert L. Grant, at 447 Bass street. Mrs. W. A. Fite haa returned to Car. teravllle, after a vlalt to frienda In Atlanta. Mr. M. I. la visiting hta pa rents, Mr. and Mra. H. I. Beale, nt Alpharetta. Mra. Warren F. Baggarly. after vis iting relatives In Atlanta, haa re turned to her home, at tienoln, tla. Mra. dower, of Greenville. B. C.. la Ihe guest of Mr. and Mra. J. J Mar tin. at their home. 7$ Spring street. Mra. Martha Glelow, who haa lately been In Jarkaonvtlle, and who spoke several times In the Interest of the ed ucational work of the Southern Indus trial Association. I" spending n week or two In St. Augustine at the Hotel Al cana r. Mra. Dlsmuket presented Mra, Glelow to her friends at the Alcaifor yesterday afternoon at an Informal rt- ception to that gifted lady.—Jaclcxt.n- vllle (Fla.I Metropolis. Mrs. William Cole Jones Is the guest of her parents. Mr. and. Mrs. A. M. Sewell, at Macon. Miss Alvis Ehrman. who had the misfortune to be robbed of valuable Jewels while visiting In New York some months ago. lias received intelli gence that the Jewels ha\*e been traced, and she expects lo recover them very soon.—Birmingham Ledger. Among a party given audience to the pope last month were numberdd Mra. W. D. Slmklna. Miss Slrnklns and the Misses Meldrlm, of Savannah, who have been spending the winter In Home.—Savannah Press. MUsea Nellie.iiM'1 Rthrl HI ringer, after a pleasant visit to rrintives here, re I u rued to their home in TallntlegN. Ala.. Humlay. Mr. harden A«T'ilF.T7 af t'tintt;titwgn. wm tbe g«*ust of bis parents Himda. AMERICUS. Mrs. W. h. .Moreland gave largest and prettiest parties of 3Yed!ieadsr afternoon In Iniiu t'nllnwn.v, «»f l.eeshurg. The house wns Iwautlfnl with It „ soft lights sn«l a prnfiisliMi of yellow dnffo- sills, palms and ferns. The prise f«r Hie • one «f the f the season «f 31 rs. J. V. many nwar«le«l 33*. J. highest Joaey. Mrs. HUeltmi Harris. In a very elinriulni Slid elaborate matirier, entertatned the Tay lor Htrei't Itildge <1ul» Hatunlay iinirutng. Mrs. A. G. Ihitienn was the sitraetlva hostess fur the t'limvb Htreet Bridge t'lnb \Ve4lnesilav afternnou. Miss faille Hell gave a beautiful party Wednesday afternoon In liounr «»f tier ad mired visitor. Miss Minnie Battle, of Co lumbus. Her guests Included fully n half h Mild red Ilf the younger Son-la I set. Mrs. K.itu flegg was hostess nt one of the prettiest parties of Hie sensetii Friday sftenusin rniuplluicutary to Mrs. K. L Klker. In-fere her departure for fordele. Mrs. liidddns Ilolntes has returned to her Itouie In fonlele after u pleasant stay of Is at home njpilu from IMnkstou. guests JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The engagement of Miss Julia HeaHng aud Mr KuHedgc Holmes, antiouoeed Ibis week, has been of much social Interest. The prominence of iHttli families will make the w«*dd(ug. w(deli Is fo lie s rather quiet one. an event of distinct ImiHirtsuee. The eerenmiiv will lie performetl by l»r. 3’an Winder 'Shields, at Hi. John's .burgh on entity of Hhrore Tuesday the i a III honor, and Mr. Ilolraea* liest man will lie 31 r. fharles Fa If, of ('harlea- Pm. Miss hearing's family lias lieen pn.inlitint I v lileutlhed with Jiu'ksonvllle for many years, her great grandfather. Colonel J t». Hart, having laid the foundation of file pns.nt i-ltr. Mlaa Itessle rorti*r gave ail elalmrale luncheon on Hatimlay last at the hand some .denial home of her parent* on West rhureli street, the lu.norei* Indtig Miss Ritvtbe Stevens LUCAS VARNISH STAINS A carload just re ceived. AH shades. All Sizes. 40 PEACHTREE. ft IT* 'Lady Tom Charleston. „ .. famous by ttweu WI star's novel. Three beautiful luncheons marked Tuea- dsy. lira. Arthur O. fummrr eiite/islulug tweuty-savea guests lo honor of Imr sis* ter. Mrs. Cook, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Thomas 3*. Porter gave a large Itiocheoo. the hoooree lielug Mrs. Edward M. Usll; and Mrs. Wllllstu J. Bryan’s luncheon wsa In compliment to fe#f alater. Miss Allan, of 3'lrafnla. . The third snd last Seminole c.itlllhm of tbe winter waa dincod at the < luh bouse on llogau at real on Tuesday evening Mr. Ilenry K. James led dancing wltli Mias A mm Illchards. oue of the handsom est women In Jarkaonvitie. who W4»r« a gown of yellow crepe de ehlne. carrying an Immense sheaf of American beauty roses. Hostess— on Weduradnr ware Mrs. 1*0* reuau A. 33'11 son it n bridge and Imtebefa for twenty. Tbe MUse* flmutplaue alno enterialued St lunebetMi Im Miss AUsn, snd at idght society eu masse saw the "liogers Brothers In Iroland." a number of snopera after the th—Ire lielug given In (be Hondo* ole (luh’s new grill room, whose popular ity is very great. Mr. ana Mrs. I-Mnsr.l Wood Lane re turned os Snuffs> f».**u tUcJr wedding Jour* ney u> Cults and 3lrxlco. Mrs. Ian* Is the S tem of honor t.Mlay at two luncheons. rs. Charles L. Myers entertains for her at Itincbeon. ami flits evening Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas I*. Iteiih iiii gives n dinner to Mr. and Mrs. lane before the Yacht (Tub Cotll- lluu. Mra. John I' Hntirldge has Itaned cards ir n 6 o'ehH*k tea In bunor of Mrs. Agk* f; «f Washington, for Thursday. 31 r. Blair Harwell. Jr., gives s bridge party the same day. Mra. Carey |*. Bi»gers ootertalued bridge Wednesdiiv. the hoooree lielug 31 ItHneman. of Phtwlmrg — — - oTfli a hill.' Tvmfjnur Irnth Flaming w.m th THE ^DECATURS, ALA. Mlaa Edna Lee Ima returned froi vlalt to Birmingham. Mlaa Lena Jolinaon, of Mobile, Is Itlng In the Decaturs. Miss Mary Helle fa In’Huntsville. Mra. Harry T. Glaa la home from a visit to relatives in Huni*vJ)le. Mlaa Belle Sanford Ja at home, aft *t a visit to Huntsville. Mra. Howlea la home, after a visit to Louisville, Ky. Miss Annie Mnngum, of Savnm.ah, Tenn.. la visiting re stives In the De value*. ‘ . Mlaa Ids Johnson and brother. 3\’tl- llam Johnson, were In Athena the tiaat week. Mr. and Mra. John Bean, of Bethel, were here the past weak. Mra. Robert Cnrtner, of Courtlnnd. viaitnd hero thin wegk. Mrs. Roy Walker it at home, after n visit to Plasn. Mlaa Ella Cloud, of Hobba Island, w Aa TTPre the past week. Mill Bettle-Tnnqtiet 4»-ttr-Pu4nakL" Tenn. SlrsrTmnr Ford,--of ^ Birmingham.—^ here. Mrs. Thomas Gordon and alater. Miss Mattie Austin, nre in Louisville. Mrs. 33*. L. Wmdc Im home from n vlalt to lluntavllln. Mra. t’harlea J. Hat liman la at h?tne. after h vlalt lo frienda In Tennessee. Mra. James R. Penney visited Isi Cull man (lie past week. Mrs. Orman Hmtth. of Nashville, la the guest of Mrs. 33*. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Adams have |*on* to Oxford. Ga.. to reglde. Mrs. Hchechter, of New Albany. Ind.. la visiting her alatfr. Mra. Henry Dav'a. Mra. Fred Knight la at home, after *i visit to Birmingham frlentln. Mrs L. B. Wilder la in Chicago and other Northern rltlen. Mrs. Nannie Ramage la In Hart**||e. Mlaa Alice Lee Pitts, of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of Mlaa Georgia Bibb. Mra. L. V. Wlnaett and daughter, Miss Irene, of Lebanon, were here.the past week. # The ladles of St. Johns Guild. .Wv Decatur, gave a "Clipping Party" at the Guild house, oi» Tuesday night. Quite a large crowd cf ladles and gen tlrmen were present and a pleasant evening was spent. A most pleasant meeting <>r the Home Mbtilon Society of the Central Methodist Church 3vaa held at the hour of Mrs. 33*alter Montgomery, on We I nesdnv evening. • On Tuesday afte noon Mra. K. *.\ God bey entertained the Progresslx t'uliurr club moat i hnrmlngly at *her lovely home. In New Decatur. The roll call, as uaual. waa answered to l»y n • pent lug quotations 'rom Bhakespeaie The study was Shakespeare, and aftei the regular course or 8hakeapennnn exercises the following program carried out: "Clvlca, State and Local,” by Mrs. John D. Wyker; "Pure Food." by Mrs. Marlin Maury. After the ex erclaes. refreshments were enjoyed. on Friday afternoon Miss Willie Hex gave hu at home to a number of her lady and gentleman friend J. Music and guinea were enjoyed, after which re freshments were served. PAYTON & HAY M A K E ‘STATEMENT The Public Fully Convinced By Results of the Supe riority of the Char- tier System Over Old Methods. Tli* Invincible logic of fact*, the unenawerabl* argument of raeult* like thnee pubtlehed below, furnleh ronclu- elv* evidence that CHARTIBR SHORTHAND can be learned In one- half the time and with one-fifth the effort required for the old eyetome end that It maate every demand In a more eettefartory tray. Campetittr*' Gignlfioant Silence. Th* public will recall that competi tor* of th# Vbartler Hyatem. dnubtleea for butlncee reoaona. denounced the eye- tem eoon after lie adoption by Bagwell Duelneee College. In order to prove the euporlority of the Chartler Byetetn, Bagwell Builneea College propoead to conteat alx week*' etudent* of tho Chartler acalntt any three monthe' pupil* of the Graham. They refuted to conteM. Later they were offered (too to enter a conteat. They attll de clined. Bagwell Bualneaa College de manded that competitor* “put up" or "thut up." Fearing the reaulte of the conteat, they choae the latter courae. There la a remarkable difference be tween their l>re*ent alienee and tlielr former denunciation*. Our 'competi tor* have placed themeelvee In an em- burraaalng altuatlon. Competitor* Refute to Aeoept |500 Challenge. few deye ago Bagwell Bualneea Colic*- published a record of eeven- tecn atudenta recently pieced til posi tions and offered 1940 IN GOLD to ANY school teaching an old ayatem that would publlah an equal record. The offer Is atilt open, but It haa not yet been accepted. Sixteen New Pupils Enter Bagwell Business College In One Day, Monday, February 16th. 0* Not be Deceived. School* teaching the old ayatem. oft en claim to fit pupils for positions la ten to twelve waaka, but tt wltl.be seen upon Inveatlgatlun that such records are tba RAREST EXCEPTIONS. Let fhem publish a complete record. Out of twenty pupils recently placed In positions from Bagwall Business college only on* atiggded school longer than twolve woQta and that one waa in school thirteen week*. Th* majority attended school only six to tsn weeks. Not one of these pupils fatted upon the first trial and at! are giving entire sat isfaction. A PARTIAL LI«T. The following le a partial list of firm* with whom pupils of Bagwell Business t foliage have been recently placed. Th* length of time attended school la given and Ihe names will be furnished upoq. application; King Hardware Co.. In school * week* (partly at night). Southern Express Co., In school > week*. , . A.. 8. * A. Railroad. In school » Atlanta Phonograph Co., In school Singer Sewing Machine Co,. In school I week* (at night). Department of Education, capital, fa school S weeks. credit Record. Empire building, In school 7 weeks Krenklln-Turner Printing Co, In school 12 week*. Kennesaw Hardwood Lumber Co, in school 10 week*. D. Thomas. Century building, hr school 12 week*. ‘ Atlanta Woolen Mills, In school IS week*. Southern Express Co, In school 7 week*. J^JLAndrews * Co - ,n • ch0 ° 1 11 The Blosaer Co. In school 11 weeks. Westlnghouae Electric Co, in school Piedmont Cotton Mills, In school U wcekq. JdlM LOLA ALMAND, AGE 16. Stenographer with Franklin-Turner Co., after 12 weeks' court* In Chartler Shorthand. CHARLES SPENCER, AGE 14. tlw Shorthann. OO6Q06OOOOOOOQ06OOOOOOQOOO oSSGOOOO*0*OOOOG*8GGMGi tr ——- '——J> O Ur. X O. Bagwell. Pres.. Bag O well's Business College, City. O Dear 8lr: 0 Wo believe vou would nppr* O 0 Prof. J. O. Bag«*11. O O Atlanta, Ga O G Dear Mr. Bagwell: O O lam pleeatd to say that after a - Very truly yours. CHA8. SPENCER. (Continued from Pag* Twelve.) ten day* to gat a case to the supreme rnuri. end several more to gel It heard, snd several more still to get It derided, end several more (o get their judgment bark to Ihe lower court, all because of necessary rules of law. Hut. tu me. the most amusing fact of all Is what happened to me once when I wasn't there at all. As a matter of fact. I knew nothing of the petition for habeas corpus until It wo* all qvey- Might have known If I had been In town, but was out of town. Just had to be busy at another place and with another matter aa It ao happened on January- 12. 120*. Never consulted with Nipper or saw any of the Pleadings In even his alimony case until after the habeas corpus trial. Rut I got ten days or seventy-five and coats without the right of appeal. It I* amusing, be cause I can't understand It. this being to in* the most difficult preposition of all. and ao different from the 1'ourth of July speeches I have heard 1 have here detailed In their chron- D Wo believe vou would nppre- a ~ - 0 date u letter from u*. .testifying .O g i!E5 l ,Jt,i5*Sma»SSI2?I ircsnrsd i 0 to Ihc fact that we now have In O g 0 our employ onr of your etudent* C g JL* a'o far mv^work I 0 <M<>* I-ole Almand), who came C g SS^JLi'iKfirlff.iriJSetSk^ 0 to us some time ago Ptler■ havhlf g % h *f cor!Sen“ lhAt c7irt»*r 6 O spent lo or I- week* nt your col- D 0 , horlhan n tar exceeds any other « 2 _ . ... 4 ° system, ft can be written more 4* 2 , "'i wf t0 stmLrt h mo2*«*5a* rs ° *•■*•>' read ao if written In O O fouml Mir* Almand more caps- ” - . hln H o O ble In Hie transcription of her r> Z lun « O shorthand notes than many stsn- o “ O ographers who claim to have ta- C 0 O ken longer courses 'In other eys- O - 0 tenia of shorthand and to have bad O 0 O months of experience. O O Hhe uses the Chartirr System n g O and from our experience. It un- O q O doublodly must be a superlof D D We pleasure In saying that I O method of Initruetlon. “ o Charles Spencer's work la entirely L 0 Wishing you and your school O o satisfactory. !t I* very good, con- G O much euccees. we beg to remain, O o mdering his age and length of • O V«rv truly your*. • O o time spent In school. O 0 THE FRANKON-TCRNER CO, O o PIEDMONT COTTON MILLS. O a By B. r. ULMER. .Do b. Willingham, Mgr. « O Manager Publication Dept. O o O O O O O oooooooooooooooooooooooooa Ooooooooooooooooooooooodrfo MAINE TO CALIFORNIA. Chartler Hhorthand has been adopted by over 172 of the largest business col- Iseea In America, the Great Boatman Hchmil. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. heading the list. Wherever It haa been Intro duced It has awakened Intereet to the point of enthusiasm. " THE DIFFERENCE. I'hartlsr Shorthand contains 10 sim ple rules and th* alphabet. Thai'* all. By devoting only a part of each day lo the study, putting the major part of the lime on typewriting and Ihe prac tical English branches, n student of average Intelligence can take any ordi nary business letter at the end uf Ihe first month. Graham Shorthand contain* hundred* of difficult rules and exceptions, thou sands of word signs and arbitrary con. tractions, which must be mastered be fore the student Is prepared to lake general dictation* and even then Ihe thousands of logogram* and contrac tions must bs practiced for months be- I fore any real speed can be developed. I nloglcal order nearly all. If not quite all. Ihe material facts. The greater part of them ore matters of record and ate disclosed by the various pleading now- on file In the various courts In whlen ■hr suits were had and are pending. The rest t either know of my own knowledge or can establish by the sworn testimony of those who do know-. In view of the prominence given tho whole matter already by Ihe newspa pers, I think the public should be ap prised of all the farts, and 1 am quite sure that I have here stated some not yet given by any newspaper. And when all are known, 1 am willing for each unbiased man to be his own judge of things. 1 will say now and always that hail I been here on January 12, I would have aided In Ihe habeas corpus suit, not out of any contempt for any court whatever, not with any such thought, but purely and almply out cf tegard and respect for the rights and liberty of man and my own oath and duties In such matters, and what I trust la a high regard and respect for all law. especially those fundamental principles of law. those bases of all our freedom and property rights, preserved to us all by the state and Federal constitutions. They were purchased at the price of warm, rod blood. In their beginning, snd long, bird years ta wort* prison* than eglsr today. Thep Will never be easily taken from th* people. Unless all history Is a II*. I havg probably a thousand ani-eators between here and ibe Ark who spent probably n hundred times ten days In prison, not because a writ of habeas corpus was sued out by Somebody during their ab sence. but because In.their day Ui* writ wns unknown. For me only - Beside*. Nipper got out for and has stayed out. Very- respectfully, Sylvester, tier, Feb. », About 72 out of every. 100 who study the old systems do not finish, while ee per cent of those who atudy the Chat tier finish tho courae. BOOKKEEPING AND ACTUAL BUSINESS, The system of bookkeeping and busi ness practice taught at Bagwell Busi ness College la the Israel and most up- tn-dale system In use. It le In com plete harmony with th* method* used In actual business. By th* elimination , of useless theory and copying, pupUa ' nic saved at. least one-third th* time usually required. DORMITORIES. Bagwell Business College Is the only school in Atlanta that haa dormitories which furnish a wholesome environ ment and reduce the cost-ol room and board to actual cost. For catalog and full particular*, ad dress . BAGWELL BUSINESS COLLEGE; 1SS Peachtree Street Atlanta, Ga. **