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THJfi ATIjAAXA A Fact KEELY’S KEELY’S j SOCIETY... Mr*. George C. Bill, Editor. Charlotte Stearin, \ Selene Armstrong,/ And Woman's Interests A DREAM OF THE RANGE. Last night I dreamed of a aea of hilt*. In a reeture of brown and dun; And the red Itjefit poured. In a thuueanJ rllle. Down the aide* of eeenr one. The-purple ehadow* nettled deep In the hollow* In the weat; And I heard the v..lre» of railing eheep A* they euu(ht their place of real. Wife of Castro Moves for Peace And I felt the touch of a cool, klr wind. That apran* front the peak* afar; And overhead, though ecarre denned. Came the gleam of a aentlnel alar. No atreaa of the market-place, wa* here. In the vaat where I lay me down; Alaa! that I waked from that dream of cheer To the hourae aumtnon* of the town! —Denver Republican. LUNCHEON AT CLUB. Mr. and Mr*. Thomaa B. Felder en tertained at luncheon Thuraday at the Capital City Club In compliment to Mlaa Ada llutler and Mr. E. H. But ler, their gueala Including eight friend*. IN HONOR OF MRS. 8TARKE. Mr*. Aaltton Siarke, of Richmond, the gueat of Mr. tutd Mr*. John Little, the gueat of honor at the beautiful dinner party Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kill* gave Wedneaday evening at their home on Peachtree atreet. The color achemo In the dining room waa yellow and white. The table waa ‘ covered with a lace cloth and had aa Ita centerpiece a basket tied with yel low tulle and filled with Jonquil* and daffodils. On the table at Interval* there were graceful apraya of yellow Jeaaamlne. The candle ahadea were In yellow and the bonbon* and Icea carried out the color acherne. The Icea were nerved In a moat unique way. being In ahapea of Jonquil*, but tercup* and daffodil*, and three were under a large Boater bonnet, tied with yellow tulle. The gueata included: Mr. and Mra. Little. Colonel and Mr*. Robert J. Low. ry, Mr. and Mra. Henry Jackson. Mr. and Mr*. Robert F. Maddox, Mra. Aah- ton Stark* of Richmond, Mia* Ada Butler of Buffalo. N. T„ Ml<* Mary Thomaa. Mlaa lama Dooly, Mr. Charlea W. Crankahaw. Mr. E. II. Butler of Buffalo, Mr. Carroll Baldwin of New Tork and Mr. Fulton Colville. Mr*. Bill* wore a dinner gown of white lare made over white chiffon and «atln. Mr*. Btarke waa much admired In a toilet of white chiffon, embroidered In roaaa and appllqued In Bru*aela lace. The gown wa* worn over yellow chif fon. Mr*. Little wore a white lare net gown, fashioned with lace and embroid ered In orchid ahadea Mrs. Lowry wore a toilet of deep pink velvet trimmed with point lace. Mr*. Henry Jackson'* gown wa* white llsse, embroidered In pink and (liver thread*. Mra. Robert Maddox wore blue satin, fashioned with lac* and embroidered In silver. Mlaa Ada Butler wa* attractively gowned In white lare made over chif fon. Mia* I*ma Dooly wore a dinner gown ETce. baby Irish lare. Mlaa Mary Thnmn* wore a toilet of pink chiffon cloth, trimmed with INFORMAL CARD PARTY. The Capitol Avenue Card Club en tertained Thuradny afternoon In honor ■of Mra. Fred Healy, who lenvt-a soon to make her homo In Cincinnati. OFFICIAL PROGRAM COLONIAL DAMES AT J.AMESTOWN Chief among the brilliant social af fair* during*, the Jamestown exposition will be the entertainment given by the Colonial Dame* of America In Virginia The president of the national society, Mr*. 'William Ruffin Cox, baa appointed May ll for the-ceremonies In connec tion with -the completion and‘the pre sentation to the 'association* for the preservation of .Virginia antiquities- of th* blftorjc old church at J*mt*towm The Cbldntal Dames •’of Ylrgfnli -have Invited- the-National Society uf Co lonial Dame* to be their guests for the day. The Journey will be'mad*.from This la a picture of Benora Cas tro. wife of the Venexurlan presi dent. who has taken the Initiative In an Important move for peace In her native country. Bhe brought about an Interview with her hus band and the rebellious vice presi dent, Homes. regent, ha* Invited the Joseph Haber, aham Chapter D. A. R. to hold Its next monthly meeting on Friday, 16th, at 3 clock p. m.. at her rasldence Peachtree atreet. The occasion will be one of much pleasure and all new ami old member* are expected to attend and to encourage by their presence. Mr*. Dexter, the regent, and her splen did corps of officer*. SUPPER AT COLLEGE PARK. The ladlra of the Presbytertun church at College I'ark will give an elaborate ; supper Friday evening from « to 10 j o'clock at th* residence of Mr. nnd 'Mrs. A. H. Alfrlrnd, West Cambridge ! avenue. College Park, for the benefit 'nf the manse now being built by the |Dreshyterlan church. The young ladle* of College Park .Will serve during the evening. The I public Is cordially Invited to be pro*- lent. oyster*, hot roll* and pickles, :r. cents; chicken salad, hot roll* nnd Baratnga rhlpa. 11 cent*; Ice cream. 10 cent*; coffee, 6 cents; cake. 5 rent*, and home-made candica at reasouable prices. INFORMAL BRIDGE. Mra. R. IL Bhropahlre entertained a few friends at bridge Tursdny after noon. her guests Including: Mr*, t'. K. Ayer, Mr*. Knapp, Mr*. T. J, Ripley, Mra. Benjamin Barker, Mra. T. II. Mo. Crea, Mra. Hhearvr, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Ovid Btewart. The prise, a bouquet of violets, wn* won by Mr*. Barker. After the game dainty refreshment* were served. JOSEPH HABERSHAM CHAPTER TO MEET WITH MR8. PEEL. Mr*. William Lawson Peel, honorary CHILDREN >EETHINq Mrs. Winslow'S EJIrMFrY^vKAkA Soothing Syrup WHILE TEKT1IINU WITH FtltrKiT MV. cbm. rraotmmTiiRcBii.n.HOFtKN* THE Ol'NH. ALLAYK MX PAIN. Ol'HK- is the BICBT RfcMKUr TO MR8. CRUMP. The luncheon at which Mr*. J. Greenfield entertained Thuraduy at her home In Inman Park wo*.a beautiful compliment to Mra. IL B. Crump, the gueet of Mra. W. W. Landrum. In vited to meet Mra. Crump were: Mr*. W. W. Landrum. Mra Elijah Brown, Mra. E. F. Blodgett, Mr*. Victor Moore, Mr*. John IL Dickey, Mra. Albert Her ring. Mr*. John H. Wilkinson, -Mr*. Thomaa Jeffrie*, Mr*. Couch. Mr*. James Carlton, Mra. Ernest Woodruff. Mra. Andrew Btewart, Mr*$ Charlea Moody. Mr*. W. D. White. Mra. Qeorgo Bell. Mra. Warren Candler. The decoration* througliout the houee roneleted of fern*, potted plante and Easier lilies. The table at which the gueels were eeated wn* moat ortletlc In Ita decorations of white and green. The centerpiece waa a bowl of Easter lilies, ml th* place card! were hand- painted In designs of Easter llllee, the names of the guests done In lettere of gold. Mr*. Oreenlield received her guests In u dainty gown of white silk, luce trimmed. Mr*. Crump wore a becoming gmvn of clianiiutgne volte, fashioned with lace, nnd trimmed effectively with touche* of hlue. Mra. W. W. Landrum wa* gowned In black crepe da clilno trimmed with laco medallions. MRS. COOPER'8 BRIDGE. The bridge party given by Mr*. John M. Cooper Thuraday afternoon wa* a charming occasion. naaembllng twenty, four of her friends Informally to meet Mra. Hrllgaon. who la the guest of her sister, Mra. 8. C. Dinkins. Mra. Cooper’s horn* waa beautifully decorated with Jonquils nnd every pret ty detail was In keeping with color met If of yellow. The prise* were n magnificent yellow atalen and a Bohemian glass cnmpo- Here. Mrs. Bellgaon. the'guest of hon or. waa presented with a lace fan. , Mra. Cooper received her friend* In a .handsome gown of white lace and tnf- •feta. Mr*. Bellgaon'* pretty costume wna of red crepe de chine over taffeta, fash ioned with chiffon and real lace, nnd worn with a black plcturn hat. Mra. Elkina was handsomely gowned In green voile, trimmed with velvet nnd Mr*. Cooper's gueat* were: Mr* Be- IlgsotL Mr*. S. t,\ Dlnkln*. Mr*. Mark I'ulmour, Mr*. Lyman J. Am»den, Mrs. \V. M. Fain. Mr*. S 7. Ruff. Mr*. Do Los Hill, Mr*. Davie. Mr*. A. B. Christopher. Mr*. A. N. Itnteman. Mrs. W. B. Elkin. Jr.. Mr*. \V. T. Water man. Mr* Frank Pearson. Mr*, tl. W. Russell. Mr*. T. H. Wlngltrl.l. Mr*. F. A Clarkson, Mrs. Cornelia Atkinson, Mr*. D. F. Cobh, Mra. Morton Bmlth, Mr*. E. c Thrash. Mr*. C. M. Ben jamin. Mr* Paul Clemen*, Mr* Epp* Brown, Mr*. W. A. Belttian. Mr*. Harold Moore, Mi*. Benjamin Treadwell, Mr*. C. P. Byrd, Mr*. George Hurt. Mra. Charles T. Warren. Mr*. It. s. Ulmer. Mr* Joseph Brown. Ml** Minnie At- klttHon, Mi** Vera Cooper, Ml** Maud Bmlth. Ml** Mary Lou Bmlth and Ml-* Emma Virtue. vlre regent of the Thomaa Jefferaon haptar, Daughters of the _ American nlag to Norfolk to aeelat In the care of theae pflceleee relict. With two guch women In charge of thle matter, all pet-tone having artlclee uf historical value to exhibit can rest, assured -of.their receiving the moat careful attention, and protection and of abeoluttly safe return attar the Richmond, will be headquarter*, of the visiting "Dame*.".. All member* of tli* society, have been Invited and Invitations to all Geurgfa Dainra will be sent through .state president, Mra. J. J. Wilder, of Bavan, null, both for the May 11th 'exercises and the regular Colonial Dames Day on June 6th. The program for the lat ter day will be apeechee, etc.. In the forenoon by men and women of nation al reputation. ’ followed by elegant lunrheoivglven by the president of the national society. The governor of Vir ginia and his wife will entertain the society at an evening reception. Many other affairs are being planned by the Virginia Colonial Dames for. their visiting members. Atlanta will be well represented; at the Hat of Colonial Denies here la very large. All the Invitations are "R. 8. V. I’.." and doubtless few regrets for the elegant entertainments given by the must exclusive society In America will be sent In by Georgia members, many of whom are descended from founden of Virginia colony. A BRILLIANT BANQUET. 8pedal to The Georgian. Amerlcu*. Ga, March 14.—Rarely has social Amoricua witnessed a more ele gant affair then the first anniversary banquet given by the Board of Trade at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday even ing. The handsome dining room had been moat artistically decorated In palms, ferns, and other potted plants. On the long banquet tables burned numbers of randies In old-fashioned candlesticks placed here rand there were bowls filled with pink sweet peas and slender vases filled with carnations. Among the much admired women present on this occasion wen; Mrs. O. W, Bacot, Mrs. Howell B. Simmons Mrs.' Craw ford Wheatley. Mrs. Frank Lanier, Mrs. T. G. Hudson, Mra. Welfom, Mrs. C. >1. Lowe, Mrs M. M. Lowery Clarke. Mra. Edgar O. Blmmons, Mrs W. J. Joeaey, Mrs. Tom Lena. Mra. W. P. Wallis Mleeea Margaret Buchanan. Jeannette Ray, Busanne Blmmons, and Jennie Hollis Mr. F. A. Hooper was toastmaster of the evening, end the following gentle men responded: Immigration'*—Hon. T. O. Hudson. ’Lnw end the Lawyer''—Howell B. Blmmons. The Ministry*'—Rev. R. L. Bivins Amerlcu* Merchants"—Charles L. Ansley. • Woman"—E. A. Nlsbet. "The Judiciary"—Z. A. Littlejohn. "The Press"—T. G. Gamble. "Th* City"—E. A. Hawkins "Tlio Northern Route”—Crawford Wheatley. The Board of Trade"—S. A. Pruitt Unless the best Mexican VtnilU Beans are used, properly cured, properly aged, and the flavor properly extracted, and allowed to stand at least one year beforeof- fering for sale, good extract 'bf Vanilla is an impossibility. Try and note their delicious flavor! most delicate pink, being used In the front parlor, where the: ceremony took plaCA-J Mrs. John IL. Moi "f t Pmntlia - M 4tea* - nMtH — —. —organ sang O. Promise Me." Just .previous to tJa entrance of the bridal party, and Mra. Z. M. Welle rendered,'the wedding March. The bride was unattended. Bhe wore a gown pf-white net over white satin, and carried an exquisite bouquet of white roses and lilies of th* valley. ' - Rev* W. C. Matney. presiding elder of tho Clyde district, .performed the corenlOny. A reception waa held Immediately after the marriage, during which the youhg. couple received many congretu lations. Ice* and- wedding cake wen Served to the guest*. - Mr.-.and -Mrs. cfilllns left ‘the-same evening for an extended bridal. trip to Cuba.' They Will be 'at home In Bavannah after future borne.’ .' PENDER-PATTON. Specie! to The Georgian. '.. Henderson, 'N.- C., March 14.*—An nouncement li made of* the approach Ing marriage of Miss Basle Patton to Mr. Walter Pender, of .Txrboro, which Is to take place Immediately after Balt. ter at the Patton country'home hear ond daughter of the late Preston Pat ton and Mrs. Patton,, and onmoi of one of the fins old families of western North Carolina. Sir. Pender, who'for- merly was In the United Btatee navy. Is now engaged In construction -work at Panama. Mr. Pender will take his bride to Panama. ELECTA CHAPTER. Electa Chapter. No. (. O. E. 8., will ■nett 'at'Masonic temple, corner For- ( eyth and Mitchell streets, on Friday. 7:10 p. m. Visiting members cordial ly Invited. A full and prompt attend ance Is deelred. By order worthy ma iron, BARAH J. HANNA. ATLANTA CHAPTER. D. A. R. The Atlanta chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold Its regular monthly meeting with the re gent, Mra. Thomaa H. Morgan, 711 Peachtree etreeL Friday,-March 16, at 1:10 o'clock. Buelnesa of great Im portance la before the chapter, and every member Is urged to be present Arrangements for the approaching basaar, on the !2d, will be considered at the meeting, and alto the beet method for the collection of historical relics for the Jagteatown Exposition will be dtermlned upon. REV. MR. BELK TO LECTURE. Rev. 8. IL Belk will give a lecture, "Laughter and Bunshlne," Thuraday evening at * o'clock at the Walker Btreet Methodist church. Admission will be 26 cents. r»H UlA! RELICS ATJAME8TOWN. ('Oiik- j Mlss.Anua i\ H-'imlng, of.Cdlumhu*. ~ stair regent-elect >>f the Daughters ol hold br druggist* I* every part of th* Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. GuiirantrfU under th* f'u Drue act. June 30. 1906 ber 109V. hr American llcwluthm. and a nmin* n»r «»f tlh' JamcMtmn «**»nnnlttee i»f the fcuiRhteo uf th** American Revolution, a it consented to k° to Norfolk to r%»- etved. uniwtek and Install the hlotorlcal Mi> lie * Riel. of Atlanta. • - “THIS IS WHAT COUNTS”« - We sell almnlutcly reliable gontls in i>UT line. Why! lleeanse <mr tmgincax existence <lr|>(-mls ti|xiu tin- mntiimoil initnmnirt* uf satis fied customers. Diamonds. Wnt.lp-s mill .1. tvclrv. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. High-Class Jewelers. 37 Whitehall Street. MRS. BROWN ENTERTAINS. Thuraday morning at her home on Augunta avenue. Mrs. Clarence Brown entert nlnvd at breakfast In honor of Mm. leanglry. nnd Mlaa Grace Lnn* ley. of California, who are the gueM* of Mm. Oscar Ragland. Invited to meet Mm. Iaingley nnd her attractive daughter were: Mm. Oscar Ragland, Mm. II. J. Allen. Mm. Henry Knnuff. Mm. C. M. Jncknon, Minn t«auru Gilbert, Mm. KIIIh Haw klnt\ Mrs John Waltlial. Mrn. R. V Drown of Ronton, and Mm. A. W.Cole man uf Beuttle. The guestn were seat ed about a table elegantly appointed, and artistically decorated with violet* and da/fodllM. The same echetna of decoration wan carried uut throughout the house. A charming feature of the union was the altiglng of Mins I*aura Gilbert, whose tine contralto Is mu-’h liked In Attuntn. Mrn. Rrown received her guests In a gown of white mull trimmed with lace. Mrs. Langley wore gray loulslne. Isrc trimmed, and Minn Langley wan be- tmlngly gowned In green voile, elab orately funhloned with lace. Mrs. Rrown of Boston, and Mrs. Coleman of Seattle, mother and sinter of Mrs. Brown, assisted In the enter tainment of the guests. Mrs. Brown wearing a handsome gown of blue fou lard. and Mm. Coleman row nod In light blue mull and lace. BENEFIT OF ORPHANS' HOME. The Congo Fun Makers will give an attractive entertainment Thursday evening. March 21. st the Hebrew Ort_ Phans' Home, on Washington street. The public Is cordially Invited to hk present anil t«» aid the Hebrew or phans. COLLINS-MORGAN. 5pe« lt;l to The Orvirgist Asheville. X. C . March 14—Mr. and Mrs J. W. ,Morgan, of Clyde. N. C., announce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Mary Kit a. to Mr. Walter Selma Collins, of Savannah. Ga., the wedding taking place on Wednesday morning. March 6 Mr. nnd Mrs. Collins will be at home after March 2i at No. 22S \V» *t Liberty strovt. Savannah. The bride has a large circle of friends In Asheville and-the announcement of her marriage create,l much Interest In this cltv. The wedding, w hich •»,« urre«* at the’ home of the bride's patents ut Clyde, e as a l*eaullful on*', the .Morgan home Ulna most atiract(\el\ decorated for the Interesting o«-cw»|on with a profit* 8ACREO RECITAL. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at All Saints church a delightful sacred re cital will be given under the auspices of Chapter 9 of All Saints Oulld, of which Miss Katherine Wood Is presi dent. The elaborate program will be ren dered by the choir of All Bulnts, as sisted by Mm. Charles C. Sheridan. No charge will be made for admission, but a free-will offering will be gladly received. A UNIQUE WOMAN'8 CLUB. The Colony Club, an organisation of prominent New York women, has Just been successfully launched In New York. It represents the best of society, for Mrs. J. Borden llurrlmun Is the presi dent: Mrs. John Jacob Astor, one of the vice presidents; Miss Annie Mor gan. J. Plerpont Morgan's daughter, the treasurer, while the membership KEELY’S Dress Goods Sale Fashionable Fabrics at a Bargain Price Just in time for Easter dressmaking comes thisex- traordinary bargain sale of new and beautiful Silk and Wool Poplins—among the most favored of the fashionable Spring fabrics. Just 50 pieces in the lot and the sale is for one dav only. Better come early, for selling will be rapid and choicest shades will go first. Besides black and white, the following shades are included: Brown. Castor Apricot Slate , ' Cream Helio Royal! Navy Reseda Stem Green These fabrics are all wool and silk—not a thread of cotton in them. They are brand new and fresh from the importer’s hands and offered here for the first time in this ,1 sale,'46 inches wide. A dollar-fifty would be a fair price since values have advanced so much; but we’ll give you tfie advantage of our lucky purchase and mark them, for this sale, at Tan Pearl Lavender Light Blue Red X. 69 cents a yard Sale is positively for one day only and mail orders cannot befdled. See the window display. Furniture and Household Goods AT aliafitu luiu liiv topic hy some one qualified to epeak with high**: authority. On the second Tuesday of the month they plan loan exhibit Ion* of laces, miniature*, hook binding*, etc., aa well a* exhibition* of Variou* artl»la‘ work. The third Tuesday of the month will he for the conference* on politic* and socle’ erlehi e. , , . 111* fourth Tuesday »in be devoted 11 v riv’n".Ti4i rn "« th, B. BERNARD, Auctioneer &Zu£J!X£~ ,h ' ,ubJccl • ntl 20 S. Pryor Street EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATORDAY. Includes nearly ell ot the emilrttst women In town. It has no clique* and does not cater' to society only, aa Ulaa Mgrbury rep resent* the successful bualness woman; Mlaa De Wolfe, the successful deco rator and arUst; Ulaa Maude Adanjs and Mlaa Ethel Barrymore, the drama, and Janrt Gilder and Kate Douglas Wlggln Riggs, the world of letters. The butlillnfe Is the .last one designed by Stanford- White. - The furnishing and decorating represent Mlaa De Wolfe’s taste and reflect the beat spirit not only of colonial days In this coun hut of the contemporaneous pe riods abroad, the lest Louie, the state ly Georgian and the Second Empire. There Is an outdoor garden, where tea will be served on hot aummer aft ernoons to the shopping-wearied colon ials. In town.for a day. The two eijuaah court* are located tinder the roof and the gymnasium, with Ita running track gallery, occupies the top and part of the floor below. It la claimed by the Colonists that It la the beat gymnasium In thla country. Aeroaa the hall from this temple of athletics the georgeoue assembly room Is located. It Is a stately Georgian npartment, done In the paleat of pearl and hung with a delicious ahade of deep brocade. Even the ruga carry out the same color In different shades-but blending tones, for the keynote of this room, like the entire building, le har mony. Opening off the assembly room, which la ao constructed that a temporary stage can be erected at one end. for use at conferences and mualcalea, ns well ea assemblies and dances, la the draw ing room, which also carries out the beautiful rote-colored decoration*. Leading from thla, at the stage end, la a small dreaalng room. The kitchen la a wonderfully com pact, scientific and up-to-date place. The small private dining room I* gray THE MINERVA COTERIE. - The Minerva Coterie held a meeting Tuesday evening at the residence of ^4re. Lawton In West End. This lit erary society wee organised last fall and Interesting programs have been rendered semi-monthly. Tl>e members have In their Imaginations spent ao In teresting and profitable winter In the quaint country of Holland. The meet ing wee held In the evening so thnt the gentlemen could enjoy the literary and musical feast. An outline of the work done by the club waa given by the tal ented president, Mra. A. H. Merrill. A delightful fnuelcal program we* ren dered by Mrs. Colcord. Mlaa Burk*. Mies Munger. Mies Lyle, and Mlsa Merrill. Dr. Purser delivered a very Interesting and beautiful lecture on Holland. Having visited the country his lecture wna unusually fine, as it waa from hla personal Impressions and observations. Those present were: Mr. and Mra. Merrill. Mr*. M. T. Mor ris. Mr. and Mra. Lawton, Mr. and Mra. Wlmpey, Mr. and Mr*. Pool, Mr. and Mra. White. Mr. and Mr*. Bhepard. Dr. and Mra. Purser, Mra. C. 8. Camp bell. Mra. E. A. Colcord, Mlaa F. M. Rurka, Mra. Munger. Mlaa Munger, Mlsa Jennie Merrill, Mlaa Van Yalkenburg, Mlaa Artlne Scully, Miss Margaret Scully, Mr. M. R. Rosa, Mr. Galleghar. her gueat* In a gown of white doth. Those present were: Mrs. W. F. Glenn, Mrs. Asa Candler, Mr*. George Hurt Mrs. Aea Candler, Jr- Mra John Hurt. Mra W. D. Owen. Mra Tbomaa K. Glenn, Mrs. Chariot Moody, Mra. William Maehbum. Mr*. Joseph LeConte, Mra. Andrew Here- "trom, Mra. Dillon Akers, Mra. Normsl Sharpe. Mra. Walter Barnwell, Mrs V. A. Link, Mrs. Thomaa Callawav, Mrs. William Percy. Mlaa Mabel Hurt. MM Annie Palmer. Mlaa Louise Dell, sal Mlaa Ruth Gardner. JENIFER HIVE. TO MI88 OE LEON. Mra. Julius M. Alexander wa* host ess Wednesday- afternoon ft an In formal euchre party which she gave In honor of Mips DeLeon, of New York, the attractive ghost of Mra. D. H. Lope*. Mra Alexander’s home waa beautifully decorated for the occasion, and twelve gueeta assembled to me?t Mlaa Deta-on. After several games of euchre delicious refreshment* were served. The prlaes were n Japanese fnn. and a traveling cup and the guest of honor waa presented with a pretty pin tray. INFORMAL TEA. The Informal tea given by Mra. How ard Candler Wednesday afternoon at ber home In Inman Park, wa* a charm ing occaalon. which assembled In formally about twenty-four of the friends of the hoetee*. Mr*. Candler's home waa beautifully decorated with and pink. The atrangera' dining room, where the Colonials may bring their visitors, men aa well aa women,, la hung In a restful green. The regular dining room of the member* adjoins It. WhJIe the club.can care for seven hundred resident members and have on . — - Ita roettr the name* of two hundred Jonquils and daffodils, and she received totlc condition. Committee No. 2, Mr*. Jenifer Brown, chairman, will meet at the resident-. I Mra. Brown, 116 Plum etreet. Friday afternoon, at t o'clock. All mends-: * are urged to be present. Member- I Committee* No*. 1 and 3 are also wel come. D. A. R. MEETING. A meeting of the Sarah McTntotli chapter of the Daughters of the Anier- lean Revolution will be held Friday aft ernoon, March 16, at 2 o'clock. In Hit parlors of the Aragon Hotel. MRS. OSCAR RAGLAN! 1 . Corresponding Becrclnry. MEETING OF U. D. C. An Interesting meeting of tin- Atlan ta chapter of £he United Daughtt-ri of the Confederacy wee held ot ti" Woman's Club.,rooms Thuraday after- nopn at'3:30 okfiock. The following in teresting programs Waa rend ml. Mr* Olmstead being chairman of the ■Ion: Mra. McCutcheon'a Remlnl- - n---t of the War"—Read by Mlsa Lida Field Recitation—Mra. R. B. Blackburn Talk, "Notable Men of Ml-i-Hi During the War!'—Mrs. E. O. McCabe- According to the Berlin cerre-i-n-l ent of a Parle newspaper, Dr. Ilehrinc of whose "euro" for j tubercul- *t* • much waa heard recently; la -und- - finement. Personal acqualntnn- - - the doctor declare that the new - I- re al all Improbable, as forborne time < ' professor lira been hi a highly n -t others who live eeventy-flve or more It has only ten miles from New York, bed chamber*. Across the hell la the trellis room. Opening off the trellla room la the card room. Plain unadulterated bridge will be I nlng glory ot the Colony Club I* It* swimming p<*il. It sug gests a vine-grown Roman pergola, with floor apd pool of marble and every mirror refim-tlng its beauty. There are Turkish and Ruaalan baths, medicated and Scientific ones, besides the hatha of Nauheim and three-atooled ones of Alx. The club proposes having meetings at stated Intervals during the winter, called Tucaday afternoon*, the firat Tuesday nf the month to be devoted to JEl&SiSSr"** l c ?P e, T d s,cel wire and * rC \ in comfortable sprites made. A 30-day trial as to general satisfaction and a five-year guarantee against sagging „r breaking. Ahtnlllfolv nnisAlnaa « • . Conforms to every line of of thcbLr d you tow,rd ^ cen,rc Made for iron or wood beds. Loik for our guarantee tag on every genuine -Blue Ribbon. ““"aawteBf™ co.