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THE .ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND OTSWE. rr 'T r 5 " ””(• MOXD4Y. FEBRl'AftT 3. 1*W. : . MRS. GEORGE C. BALL j. Editor, . . Cbarlotte Stewart Selene* Armstrong, Assistants. SOCIAL E VENTS OF INTEREST jr TWIST yr TW T'T yrW- r A aeaut at TOM Or vlulM N*'i«h( to m* blow* But vain rr*rrt. For (ondnta* fcabw* I’d fain pmpoaa. But III our art Who Oowrrlaaa goca N»r won a* yet Aaneni from Roae Or Violet. . —Caroline M. Roberta In Smart Bet. BOXES AT EAME8 CONCERT. Monday evenlnx at the Kamra con ceit Mr. mid Mr*. Holllna Randolph will entertain a numlier of friend*. Their party will conalat of: Congrca*- man and Mr*. \Vr|nlu and Ml** Wrlsht. Mr. and Mr*. Hearle, of I’ennaylranlu. and Mr. and Sira. Albert lioaell and Sir. and Mra. Winner Moore. Sir. and Sira. Barbour Thompaon will have a* thejr Rural* In the box Ml** Nan Payne. Ml** I-nui.i Payne. Mr. Howell Peeplea and Sir. Arthur Clarke Mr. and Sira. Hatnuel Inman will alao be amona thoae entertalnltut at a box party, and the audience will lie one of the moat fa*hlonabIe of the *ea- aon. MISS DRUMMOND'S BRIDGE. On Wedneaday afternoon Slla* WII- helmlna Drummond will entertain at a riellRhtfully Informal brldtte In honor of her frucata. Sllaaea Bloodwi.rlh and fo il er. Mija Drummond'* Rural IIM will In clude two dozen or more of her youoK unmarried friend*. IN HONOR OF VISITORS. Mlaa Thornwell tlamble will entertain Informally at card* Thuraday for Sllaaea Itloodworth and t'oker, the gueata of Sllaa Wllhrlinlna Drummond. MEETING OF “S00" CLUB. -Mr.-and Jlra. Paul Uold»m|tli enter- ~Ta1netr ilellRlilfuily Hiitueday—oven lug the "SOU" flub, which I* rompoaed of a congenial number of the young mar ried contingent of aoclety. The ladle*’ prize, a pair of hand- embroidered pillow cover*, we* won by Mr*. Edward Van Winkle. Sfr. J. H. Ralne. Jr, won the gmtlo- men’a prize, it picture, and the caiiao. latlon. a bridge ael. went .to Sir. Van Winkle. At the conclualon of the game a delleloUB buffet aupper waa arrve. FARR-HURST. Sfr. anti Sira. Jamea It. Farr an nounce the marriage of their daughter. Edna Hllma, tn Sir. Joaepli t’ulqultt Hurat, which tuok place on the after- mum of Sunday. fvinuaiy -i. lu the. preaence of a amall uaaembly of Inti mate friend*. Dr. John E White |hm- formed the ceremony. Sir. and Sira. Hurat will he at home to their friend* at I!>1 t'apltol avenue. in honor'of VISITORS. Sllaa Wilhelmlna Drummond win en tertain at a bridge party Wedneatlar afternoon In honor of her gueata. sllaa fater and Slla* Blooduorth, of l*ui- ayth. M'CLURE-BRAOLEY. Mlaa Sfamle McClure and Sir. J. 11. lira.Hay wrere quietly married Sunday afternoon at & o’clock, Rev. George W. Orlner. rector of St. Luke* .Method!*! church, officiating. The ceremony wa* performed In the preaence of a few Intimate friend*. Tile young couple are followed bv the good wlahca of a large acquaintance THE SILVER* SERVICE. Apropoa of the ailver aervlca for the Georgia. In behair of the Inter**!* of I which Mlaa Loulae Dulloae, of Athena, la at present In the city. The Columbua Ledger any*: •’It la the wrlah of those In charge to make' till* eervlco very beautiful and I elegant. It 1* to coat not le** than i llO.Onn, and will require three month* to be made, and aubacrlber*. are urged to be prompt, so that funds can he I turned In, and the service he made ; ready In the required time. Nearly all the atatoa have hnttleahlpa named for 1 them, and our, the Empire Stale of ■ the South, haa a peculiar pride In doing ' na much for her namesake as anv of the other*. "Mlaa Stella Tate, daughter of Con- greaaman Tate, la now In the ettv, the guest of Mra. I, II. ('happen. It will be remembered that Sllaa Tate clirla- tened the Georgia. Bhe la now hnvtng a handsome loving eup made an a gift to be presented by her to the Georgia.’’ PARTIES TO MRS. SYKES. Mra. Harrison Syke*. of Columbus, Sllaa, the gue*t of Mr*. J. K. tittley, will he the honor guest ut sin. Ju lian Field’s at home Tuesday after noon, and In the evening Mrs. Edward Chamhorlln will give n bridge party to her nnd on Wednesday Mr-. Albert Herring will give a bridge luncheon In her honor. Mr. Harry Love Week Miss Dorfitky Hamer. Mr. and Mr*. Joshua Homer, of Baltimore. Md, have Issued curds announcing the marriage of (hair daughter, Katharine Dorothea, to Mr. Harry Adair Love. The wedding took place February It at.Sherwood church In Baltimore. A. Mlaa Horner. Mra. Love waa on# of the moat admired vlaltlng girls In Atlanta fhla fall. Bh* la a aiater of ear aattcneii Korun, mi so tits sue:: of Sir. and Mra. Horner she was the recipient of many charming atieli- tlons during bar visit hare. The only form of food made from wheat that is all nutri ment is the soda cracker, and yet—the only soda cracker of which this is really true is Uneeda Biscuit MRS. SHERIDAN TO SING NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. At the Msrtst hall next Thuraday evening Mrs. t.'harlts Sheridan will give a recital under the auspice* of the Atlanta Art Asa Delation. The hour set for the recital I* 1:15 o’clock, and tickets are on sale at Mil ler’s book store, Elkin A Watson's, Brown & Allen's. Cable Plano Compa ny, Phillips A Crew. lVIkle'a Pharmacy In West End. Lego's and Crosby'* drug stores In West End. The occasion promise* to be one of the moat brilliant and beautiful events of the weak, and Indications ure that the audience will tax the seating ca pacity of thr hall. The recital la for the benefit of the Atlanta Art Association. ON BRIDGE. Anne Rlltenhouse says In The Broad way Migaxlne for March "We are bridge mad! We live It and eat It. We sleep, talk and worship nothing but bridge. Our dinners are shortened that we may hasten to bridge. We play It In town and coun try. In the mountains and at the sea shore; we play It In season for excite ment and out of season for recreation. We even carry It Into the sanitariums where worn-out nerves cry ’enough,' and play It on our pillow*. It would almost seem that In course of time a fuahlonuble funeral will not be com plete unless bridge table* are *et out luring the ceremony "Is bridge Immoral? - -?-Vc*. nnd again ves! " 'I never knew how many T.rtzzthle! criminals there were on my visiting' list until bridge whist came Into fash ion.’ says one of ottr New York wit*; and truly the transformation made In Mn.LC«lyln McClung, of Knoxville. Tenn, will arrive In lhe city next week for a visit to her slater, Mr*. Julian Field. Major and Mrs. George C. Ball spent Sunday and Monday In Augusta. Congressman and Mr*. Wright. Miss Wright and Mr. and Mra. gearle. of Pennsylvania, are spending a few days at the Piedmont. Miss Constance Knowles "will leave ■ooq for a, visit to Florida. • Mis* Roberta Burbrldge. who has been the admired guest of Mm. Van BtnagalafU i*ft Hunday nlfht for her home In Jacksonville. Mm. NV. W. Hhlpman left Hunday nijt^t f-»r a visit to Jacksonville. Fla. he friends of Mrs. Evel>n Harris will i wet to know that she has been Indlsp ised for several days. Ir S. Aronson, who has Ident or this city for twri- left for Louisville. Kv . home there. KiJcar H. Lester, business malinger of Tin Rome Tribune and The (ieoi- orrespondent In Rome. Is *p*-ml- MIs* Louise I*amar. of t'oluminis In isltln* her cousin. Miss Helen Bagley, n Piedmont avenue. .Miss Klorrie Won all. .of T . *\. Is the guest of her slste . A. Erwin. enton. A very suitable empire design for a maiden in hsr ssrly tssns is this whits silk muslin frock. It is adorned with sppliqus lace butterflies, and has belt and shoulder straps of calored velvet. ELLA WHEELER WILCOX She Points Out the Weakness of Anger and Danger of a Quick Temper. Copi H- l ight. 1W»7. t»v AmtMlcnn-.lournal-Examiner. By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. fAVK you ever noticed Hi >4riving for any special rml how Just as you came sure you are nearing stnvesi you stumble or blunder? There Is one aiming for *«df-contr»»l. Ho wants to l»o above nnd bc- ynnd yielding to anger his quick temper has hern Ills worst enemy. After months of growth In «-otnposun he feeH that he has gained the mastery over himself and wonders how he ever could have Indulged in such a vul gar weakness i»s anger. THE MAJESTY OF SELF-CONTROL. Then suddenly some smalt. 4*io*xpunted event "com* uhirh causes him to topple from Ids plumu le «*f v.itlsfai ll«»n and to burst out in a violent ruge lie has his work to do all over again, or else lie gives up the strife. A woman Is trying to be always kind, always helpful, al and never to wound or hurt the feelings of another. She weighs her words, coni tots her actions nnd cult In aw tlsu virtues. Just as she bHIcv. m herself near human |*ei vertentlv wounds a friend hy ill-thosMi words or carries' In the battle with life’s temptation It Is the same from the octopus of vice, or Mu, or folly, and swim Into waters, rejoicing that we have conquered. Suddenly do< unforeseen whirlpool, and emerge weak, discouraged tin confidence destroyed. THE EMOTIONS ARE A WIDE SEA. But It Should not he SO. The Hindoo philosophers describe life as an ocean, the emotions which lead tA Into trouble Its billows. We are swimmers upo and down over these waves—up and d< the serene depths where all Is calm and we can lot the restless billows lueak and know we nre secure f:« Kverv time we f ill from our Ideal we merely between the billows If we give up ull drown. If we ennt last we rea.lt *erenlt> Never mind vour mistakes, your missteps, your pArt of your development. Keep mi -trying. It IS 1 attain perfection nil at once. So long ns you are In handicapped o. ca»lonaUy hy Its weaknesses. Hut do i or In* urahle. Believe you will attain the perfection * run Believe you nre divine spirit, and that Ulvlnltj struggle effort mount billo charitable all the Vhrls- ei-tlon she Inad- • rltlclsms. ■dory. We break dear, untroubled n we go into an with our self- ii. until we reach shoreward “where harm. down Into the holhm- mttf submerged and tfter billow, until at l>ltinders They are a • i * xpet ted that you ii» ht»«ly you must be d think them chorale III deslie In the long will manifest Itself the modern drawing room by the ap pearance of magic whist tables Is enough to Justify this cynicism. “Here In America among our uerv- is. excitement-loving women It has found Its peculiar field, scattering from set to set. from class to das*, until at last It threatens to become the great social cancer of the new,century. “Physicians dedore the crate, claim ing that It burdens their hands with hysterical women, raptgIns of Indus try say that It Is weakening the stam ina of the young men of the country who need the si i '*? IlgT h~f nr - w**rk certainly draining the nervei put^es. the character of those who have heretofore made tip In our land n sane, substantial society. “I have often come In contact with that class of players who make a busi ness of playing brtdge in order to meet thejr actual living expauaes. Were It not for bridge And their skill ami ex- l»erfence In play, they could not main tain their place among the bfllllanl FfT "t»ne attractive woman confessed t*» ■me-that—»he- -MIL enough at Hot Springs. Va., to pay all the expensesin curred there In #t month.' And above all that she had winnings left sufficient to fit her out with fashionable frocks for more bridge parties in New York. “ T can not go to these,’ she bluntly says, ’unless 1 am as well dressed as the other women; ami I can not get tin- frocks without going to the parties.’ “’Isn’t that going about In a circle?’ .‘•lie was asked. ’’’Circle? It’s n circus ring.’ said for New York. Mi*\ Knapping her fingers gaily, ami. It’s lots of fun.’ Mr. nnd Mr*. Jerome Jone •This woman says that creditors wen< turned from Brunswick. nlwnys her special bugbear, but now since bridge has come Into etyle she ^| r „ g amu< *| Maglll left Monday for • an almost pay aa she goes. n visit to Chattanooga. • She frankly confesses her scheme | for this season is to go to Palm Reach I mi*, Lida Hoyle Nash Is quite 111 at • »o the little money she has. She lsj,j le Presbyterian hospital. well aware that she has not enough, funds to stay there unless she hold* K*"»d cards In bridge and plays them well. She says she expects to come out f.ii ahead of the game." Miss Jtisie Hlockdell will entertain the Spend-the-Day Club Thursday. Mrs. Howell Jackson, of Nashville, will arrive this week to visit Mr. am Mrs. Henry Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson haw Ip Is } retui ned from New York the Mrs. Ralph Van Landingham and children will spend Tuesday ut their country place, near Roswell. Mrs. Lowry Arnold Is visiting friends In Augusta Miss Louise Hawkins h ft Monday for a visit to Mississippi Miss Estelle Btewart has retma Xiam,North Georgia, Miss Kitty Rtubherfleld will he Miss Aline Patterson the last of tin- week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisson w turn from their wedding trip The only soda cracker scientifically i baked. The only soda cracker effectually j protected. j The only soda cracker ever fresh, 1 crisp and dean. The only soda cracker good at all times. C 0 In a dust tight. O moisture proof package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY veek. Ailele Carter leaves Wcdnesda.v haw HARTWELL. i tic members *»f th** HaptUi Young IVo .• * l iilon were delightfully eutertnlued on -t Friday evening si tin* bourn of Mi „1 Mrs. ivinshm I. Arinm*. About *l\t> t,-«i4 wen* prewnt, ami u delightful soli*! . i:.f wns served Mrs Adams was h- i »Ut.i| In eiitertnliilng her guests hy Imr | inn • harming daughters. Mre. Mack I. • i h-t.wii mid Miss Kttu A'lnnis | M|*q Margaret Wilson enterialiied th« i returned Mr. nnd Mrs. Livingston Thompson have returned from a visit to New York city. Miss Nanette Payne, of Springfield, III., is the guest of Mgs. John Hill. William Huntle &IN0IA. Mrs. Woqren F. Baggarly haa return ed from a visit to her parents In At lantn. Mrs. j. B. Mabry* left last week for Columbus, after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Culpepper. Miss Gladys MrGough. of Fayette ville. is the guest of Mrs. J. W. Kirk land. Miss Clark, of Oakland, is visiting Mrs. W. J, Kates. - Miss Maude Harrison ha*“relumed home after spending two weeks In At lanta and Hapevllie. MIsm Allle Atkinson has returned from East Point. Mrs. \V. \V. Jamerson Is visiting her parentK at Jackson. Mrs. J. VV. Hogg and little son vis Ited relatives In Atlanta recently. Miss Irene Cpslmw spent Saturday in Xewnan. Miss Lillian Morse visited relatives In Forayth recently. M bouts -RaUuid'TgngEd and Thomas [with Mra. Roquemore were railed to Forayth Fri day on account of the death of the lat ter’s grandmother. Miss Athagene Kersey, of Newnan. spent the week-end with Mrs. F. B. Wells. Mrs. Oscar Sibley and little daughter, Cathnrine, are visiting relatives here. Messrs. C. D. Redwlne nnd J. B. Ed wards. of Fayetteville, spent Sunday with Mr. Hill Redwlne. Mrs. J. D. Hunter has returned home after spending some time with her pa rents In Lafayette, La. .Miss Htella Hogg Is visiting . her brother. Mr. Robert Hogg. In Atlanta. .Mrs, Mary Cline Is spending some time with -her son. Dr. Geetgje Cline, at Byxun. • fry ) Mrs. W. H. Baggarly anti Htfch* son. James, are visiting relatives In Monte- ilh Whatley; or Newnan, vlg- Fape Hodltelt recently. Red Miss , Mias Ylftnfid Peek will leave soon for New York to spend several weeks before returning to Grcenvtltc. H. Or Mias Bessie Gilbert, of Fanndale. spent last week with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Brakefleld. Mr, Florence Nixon vfelted ht* broth. ei Id CarrdTUun reL'Hfitly. Mr. -Warren- Woodward, of Barnes- vllle, has taken his position as cashier of the First National Bank. Miss Evelyn Carlton is at home from Cox College for a few days. Mr. Walter Brakefleld is spending a few days with his father before leav ing for Coiner, where he has accepted a position as cashier of a bank. Mra./W. G. Culpepper entertained most delightfully Friday aiternoon In honor of Mrs. J. S. Mabry. The hostess was assisted in receiving hy Mrs. W. R McCrary, Mrs. Frank Stblev and Miss Nan 81ms. .Mrs: Lee Hand and Mrs. C. F. Hollberg served punch. A delightful salad course was served by Mrs. W. J. Estes and Miss Sara 81ms. The lower floor of the beautiful home as thrown open and presented a lovely scene with Its decorations of Jonquils, lv> and ferns. and Mrs. Henry Hollberg. of Jackson. Ohio, are visiting their son .Mr. C. F. Hollberg. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingram, of Sharpsburg. were the guests of I»r. and Mrs. K. L. Merrill Sunday. ACWORTH. gillie a number nt Usltorn uere here the first of the week ut tending the school Institute at the Bresbv- liurrh Among the speakers occasion wen Revs. J. R. Hammond. ,|. H. Hat ful James B. A BEAUTIFUL face Band stamp for particular* * n d t,„,. monlal* of ths remedy that clt-ar. ih, complexion, removes skin ImpertertW & ,f D *y7u b iS2 ‘"T™" >"• BEAUTYSKIN beneltcl*] reaulta are xuaranteed or pionev refunded. r CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO Madison Placa, Phlladaohia. Pa. DR. REBECCA C. BRANNON APARTMENT A. ' THE FREDERICK. 352 Whitehall Street. Practice limited to women and children. Marietta. Mr*. J. D. Strickland and children who have been spendlnx «onie tlin« with Mre. Orfovli Hninphn... i, n , returned to Kenainirton. G:i Mr. and Mr*. Fred Hull vlsiiej r .. !a . ce* In Marietta taat week. Mr*. W. T. Bailey haa returned ; , „ visit to relative* at Kintteton Carteravllle. Ml»» Willie Lun*ford *pen: part f last week with Mlaa Rosebud Good- Carteravllle. Mr. Kina Awlj-ey. of Marietta, ve iled relative* here lu*t week. Mlaae* Kthel and Ruby Kvatt are spending thla week In Atlanta. Ml** Kthel Kelly leave*. Monday evening l<‘ visit ut Thnmusvllle Sun.la terlati * J on thl* or. [Gordon. II. are at [ ton. \V. A. j Fleklen. Land. in \\ ,.rk for It. wall for II and usjm-i I It In f.i Gradually the emu* *lmll grow few er and fe I leale you Illuminated with divine truth nnd at of all your AT JACKSON HILL SCHOOL. The exercise* of Jarks.ui llm Home | beautiful e^-hool. celebrating George Wuxhlng- ton’s birthday-, w-ere aery appropriate. 'Red, white and blue hugs were used < MR d.erorailon* and the following pro- gram wa* glven- Hong —"Aineilra " Recitation*. b> Dorothy Harrison, Floy Kdward* nu.l I'r.tneea IiHtiiet Incidents In the life ,.f \Yn*<htngton wen- related and there were dei lama* tlnn« by Avars Dtinmork. Burton Bridges. Lottie Webb. Carl Davis and Ike leu.llng of "Hut. le t D;.\ ' bl ilia Smith. 'The occasion wa* thoroughly euc- es-Hkful and .njoiatde. ALUMNAE MEETING. There will be n iiih.s of the Gl High School Alumnae Assneiut Tut—day nfiernooii at 3:3o .. . i,a-k the high school. A full altcndanre requested. TWO CANTATAS TO BE SIVEN EASTER AT FIRST BAPTIST. Tin* hundreds °f mm*l* loxers who have attended regularly the series of antatna which have been given throughout the Winter nt the First Baptist ehureh. under the dlreo of Mr. O'Donnelly, will he glad t<» learn that on Enst« r 8un«li»y at 4 nYlnok hi the afternoon will be rendered Du«U h v Burk’s two beautiful cantatas, “Sto. ,-v ..f the Cuss’* and “Christ, the VU - ,m he' assisted by hull-, and the Oiln• Ill he a fitting • Umax to the •*h whh h has h Mr. cVDontnllv the same effieknt talas fine s pile the Inelemenl day afteinoon. there wa (<noe out to hear “The 1 hy Spohr The soloists \ weather Sun il large audl- m Judgment.’’ of Abbe- *»** t’dl- “THE SKY PILOT." At 4 o’, i k Tuesday afternoon Mr. Albert ArniRirotig will leetute nt the Girls’ IIIb'i S* bool on “The 8kv Pilot.” Membership tickets must he presented at the door Tickets may be put* based at the high school. SOCIAL MEETING. Mr* ! |» Watson entertained the Social i nion of Jackson Hill Bnptlst ■hui* h Mwiitlav aftmno.in ut her hotue •n II ,- .<it.I aveiiur DOUGHERTY-CARSON. Mi .mil Mrs. I> |t t’arson announce the engagement of their liuughter. Warn he, to Mr IMwanl Doughtertv. the marriage t«* take place June ... .... ... the lliirtwell Institute • Hfgmit G o’clock dlnuer on hkturdsy f lug nt tile borne of her nsrents. I'apiuia ! j tiu.l Mr*. J sines Wllwm. The occasion writ; Mr. K. Whiting Thompson, of Hall I :’-".L.!'.!u >l uuu" i WM .cr’mt 1 f “ x - Kngland. I* ai ihe P1e.lm.mi I Wei. 1 'mIm t'ar.dliie A. N'itlair*. Jllsa May 1 , ““ Ml,, Klus. Ml** .teiinllu Norrl*. Ml... M!*» Elizabeth Norwood. I K.uhvrlne King. Miss Annie Thornton, Ml** i \ille. Is the guest of the A M irg.trei Wilson. Rev. Morris Peatimlv. ; | loun ,.t ;..it,'l Arthur S. Uhhnutsou. • olotiel .1 , I! S|.« Hon. Profe»«or John I*, t ush. Mr | Fr.s| Rl. lisnUt.il nu.l Mr. Steve JWimt I lie ItH'iil bulge of Kulghls of I'ythln- ! * will l-ol.l Itw annual hniiquet ni Hotel lien > ri.n.t Friday evening. Alnn-li L A »su»i ; it in.— lonststiug of Mfor* 'l l Johuso<i. F F. Sattertlehl. A A Mri’iirr.v, J. F i iiM. nnd Steve Skelton has l»eeii sppolule.l l.. i.-ange ftir the entertalnnien: * Cleveland Aw trey .npent Sunday in MARTIN. Miss Ms Pel Yerner hss returned from ii extended visit to Bowman atul Hewer* Vllle. J£. ,?"rn«r and fsmlly visited in La* vouit bandar.. * ' Mrs. Ora Garner and Mr*. R. L Wairera visited In CaruesviJIf. Wednesday. ^Irs. W. xA. "Cooler 'antf Yttgihter Yult .visited,Mrs. H. Cv Yerner Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown spent Sun day at Red UHL Northern Mitchell returned to BtfWmao the first pare of the week. Mrs. T. J. Young was la Toceos.Satan do. Ker. vr. A. trooper imd -dsqgMer p/k-l ot AraJcni attended the qnsrterly e.*u* ference at Bowersvllls during the wrok John Wheeler, of SalubrtU, vletted Ijiw- mice Looney Sunday. Miss Kffle Garner, of Goodwill, vlaltesl her sister, Mrs. Leo Walters. Monday. Mr*. Lee Yaw andeMrs. T. IL Von shopping la I*avonl« Tuesdsy. COMMERCE. Miss Ella Dixon has returned from h visit to Jefferson. blisses Noren© Cooper nntl Nettle Bird Vinson have returned from .Vir en*. Miss Maude Pittman left Monday f-r an extended vldlt to friend* in south Georgia and Florida. Mr*. John Harker entertained a few* friend* Friday evening In hon.tr r MM Bennie Stevens, who H the it- tractive guest of Mrs. John B. Hard man. Ml** Blanche Harrison Is In .New York. , , Paul Harber has returned from a visit to south Georgia. MM Maude Montgomery will spe*; I the week-end In Gainesville. Mis* Mattie Matthew* I* In At aid. Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles M. S.*ai> ' f Thursday for their new- home in M*n- r °Mis* Dot Trotter entertained ,ho t sixty of her little friend* nt a party Saturday afternoon Miss Lucie Snell l» at home nftei a visit to N'Hcoochce. T. R. Neal I* the guest of Ml Beck. Later Mrs. Neal will vi« J. t». Oglesby. which promises to l*e i Umlaut of the •eason. uni Ins return - *! from Hpartiiuhurg. M. •* Nettle It row i. of Ailauln Tn th. , f"'" •d Mia* May Itcllo Foie on l’MIoo M G \V. little Ini** r*durtnHl front n - trip o Allfihtit Mi loll 11 C Kuox wo* down fro Mrs Martha Olelow, who has lately been In Jacksonville, and who spoke several times In the Interest of the ed ucational work of the Southern Indus trial Association. Is spending a week or two In 8t. Augustine at the Hotel ,\|. • a/.a r. Mrs. Dlsmukes presenteit Mrs iBelow t«* Iter friend* At the Alciuai esterday aftern«*>n at un informal re. e pi ton to that glfte«l-ledy^jockx.iu- lHe iFla.i Metropolis. Mi recovered gr enjo tin M r Mi „„ Gilbert, «lt tenor, and Mr John S* oil. Ii e%iH*clully beautiful feature duet. “Forsake Me Nm in Th llmtr,” sung by Mrs. T. II and Mr. Batty. DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! In diamonds of tjuulity and tval valm s we aiv the PORTRAITS OF ATLANTA PEOPLE TO BE EXHIBITED. Mr. I*ietl»*il< k \ c/iu, who ha* been id I the gi|p*t h.'U* recently of hi* *,oer. 1,1 I Mr* Alfredo ILtnli. will *n|| Tupm'mj • inui (nr. UWh CHILDREN >EETHINC Mrs. Winslow’s Xftr« of Trlon. XI die* I Ml- \\ ive.-K hi We«i I.n F;t v.'He »«h|.| leTl Hits week for i almolutc lcadi-rs. EUGENE V. High-Class Jewelers. i HAYNES CO. 37 Whitehall Street. If You Wear Shoes ^ ou intcivstcil in tin; (|iK‘stion of getting the licst possible shoes, (biod-looking shoes, good-tit- ting siloes, comfortable-feeling shoes, long-wearing shoes, and these at a reasonable price. That’s onr offer precisely. We carry always a full and very brond variety ot desirable Footwear. Wo can satisfy yon whether you want a strong, heavy, working boot, or a pair of fine, dressy shoes. Men’s, Women’s and Children's Shoes. Hosier,' Also. 25 Whitehall Street. The Shoe and Stocking Shop. ”