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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup CHILDRCty 1‘EETHIHq la tmy part of tbo forks Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Qua ran toed under the Pure Food and Drug act, June 30. 1901. Serial num ber 1091. MEETING OF THE ATLANTA CHAPTER, O. A. R., FRIDAY. Friday •afternoon, an enthusiastic meeting of the Atlanta chapter. D. A. U Mm. Thomas M R. waa held at the home of the resent, Mm. ^ “ ■treat organ. Peachtree And rot by eastern win When daylight come* light; In front, the nun ( limb* i ly* Kut westward, look, the blight! —Arthur Hugh t'lough. DR. AND MR6. KINO ENTERTAIN. Dr and Mr**. J. cheaton King enter tained Friday evening, at a beautiful * dinner |»i«rt\ at their home at Weal End. (ompllinentary to their gueat. Miaa Mur.v Francea Nelson, of t'olumbue. Ohio. A delightful menu wan served and A profusion of spring bloaaoma beautified the handsomely appointed table In con junction with all vet candelabra and cut glass and allver dishes. Mr* King received her guest* in a becoming toilette of white silk, and Miss Nelson wore a gown of white idlk. lace trimmeu. After the . transactions of routine bualneaa. Mm. Herbert Emory fark In tereatlngly told of the generoua re aponaea already received, from the women of Georgia. In regard to the ap peal made for historical'relics for the Jamestown exposition. Ah In well known. Miaa Anna C. Henning, of Co lumbus, (la., elate regent-elect, will represent the Georgia Daughter** of the American Revolution, at Jameatown. aaalated by Mte. Herbert Manaon. and all of the local chapters of the D. A. R. have algned « petition to Governor Terrell asking hint to appoint Miaa Junta McKinley ah representative at Jameatown, of Atlanta. No more ap propriate appointment could be made than this accomplished and patriotic woman, who would represent In her noble personality not only the Daugh ters of the American Revolution, but also the beat type of Georgia and Southefn womanhood. MRS. HICK'8 "3PEND-THEDAY." one of the prettiest event* of Thurs day was the *pend-thr-du>' party given by Min. M. R. Hick* nt her home In West Knd, when she entertained a few friend* to meet Ml** Oretchen Hathaway, of Chicago. the guest of Mr*. William M. Hull'd, and Ml** Net- won. of Columbus. Ohio, the guest of Mr*. J. t'heston King. The scheme of yellow was cut tied out In every detail, the floral decorations be ing Jonquil* und buttercup* A dainty luncheon of several course* was served The Invited guest* were: Miss Hath away of Chicago, Mias Nelson of t\». lunihus. Mis* King. Misses Gilleath. Mr*. H. H. Scofield, Mr*. J. I’henton King. Mrs. William M. Hulrd and Mrs. C. Rowland. IN HONOR OF MI88 KNOWLES. During the week* Mr. W. A. Blount. Jr., of Pensacola* entertained at a luncheon at the Oaceola Club. In that city, complimentary to Miss <’on at a nee Knowles, of Atlanta, and of Mias Vnr- dell, of New Orleans. LUNCHEON TO BE SERVED AT MI88 NICOLSON’S. Next Huturdtty from 12 o'clock lyiill 3 o'clock, a delicious luncheon will he served at the residence of Ml** Nannie Nlcnlaon. 23 Forrest avenue, for the benefit of 8t. Luke s church. 'Iinrlo* SOCIETY 8EE8 CRANE IN “8HE STOOPS TO CONQUER." A large and brllllunt audience wit nessed the Initial performance of Wil liam Crane and Kills Jeffreys In Gold smith's "She Stoop* to Conquer Mr. K. II. Butler entertained at a box puny and afterward* nt a supper ut the Capital City Club, at which Mr. Ctnne was the guest of honor. The theater party Included: Colonel and Mr*. It J. Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. Claik llowell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Unwell, Mis* Man Thomas, Miss Ada Butler. Mis* Jetinl KngtUh. Miss Isma Dooly, Mr Crankshaw and Mr. Joe Blow nally. After the thenter. an elegant slipper was served nt the club. The floxvet the table consisted of white llllc* maiden hair fern*. The ladles In the party all wore loi-uge bouquets of xio- let* Another congenial party occupvlng .i box at the Grand were: Mr. and Mr* Edward Fort son. Mis* Mary Fortson. Mr*. Lew lawman, Mr. Fulton Colville and Dr. Zoepffel Quellenateln Aft. ’ the |>eifonnance, the party had puppet* at the club. Judge and Mr* William lhtile> I'.a- mir. Mrs. H. It Toy and Judge and Mr*. 8pencer Atklunon occupied a box. Mr and Mr* Jerome Hlmmon*. Mr and Mi* Tamper*, of lirooklvu; Mi** Hamuella Whitman, Mr. Stark*, of St l^rnl*. and Mr Jerome Hlmmon*. Jr. occupied a box Mr. and Mr* Thornton Murye. Mr*. Barbour Thotup*.m. Mi Samuel SIU i and Mr \N right, of New York, formed a congenlul party (w cupvlng a box. The party went to the dub ufterwaida for •upper. Falton McConnell, 6 years old, and Hoyt Eakes McConnell, 18 montha E , tone of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McConnell, of Commerce, Qa., and ndeona of A. Q. Adame, Esq., of Franklin county. MRS. GIELOW’8 RECITAL. Mrs. Martha Glelow. who so endear ed herself to the people of Jacksonville during her recent visit, and who ex pects to stop In the city en route from Palm Beach, gave a most Interesting delineation of plantation life on Hutur. day afternoon at the elegant winter home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. t'luett, at Palm Beach, when Mr. and Mrs. George B t’luett Invited the Palm Beach social world to meet their guests. Dr. and Mrs. John t\ Minor, of New York, and also to listen to the In Imltatde tales written and Interpreted by an Alabama woman of great talent Mrs. Martha Glelow. whose name Is widely known as the author of several books of folk lore and songs, has re cited before Queen Victoria and other Knglish nobility, und has everywhere won deserved praise. Each and every picture was so realistic that one felt a* though transferred bodily to the enc* of long ago. and lived x •'Honey" on the old plantation The afternoon was one of unusual charm, and enjoyed by all present, as are all events nt the attractive t’luett home, Jacksonville Metropolis. Mr. Smith to Marry Miss Grlton Mr. und Mrs. William Luther tVirlton. of Krnolu. announce the engage ment of iheir daughter. Mary Talulah. to Mr. Ilohley D. Smith, «*f Tlfton. the wedding to take place at the home of the bride ut Hcnnla on the aft ernoon of the April 18. An Interesting program ha* been pre pared and tliuaa of the public who are Interested are cordiully invited to at tend. Mrs. Wey will discuss the "Number. Accessibility and.General t'ondltloti* of Rural White Schools In Georgia." and Ml** Mann will report on "Negro School* In Rural Districts In Georgia." 'ommlNsloner Merritt will speuk on the "Feasibility of Compulsory Kduca- Holt From the Standpoint of School Equipment." NEWSOM-HADDOCK. Invitations have been Issued to the ntarrluge of Ml** Ituhy X'ewsotn and Mr. Norwoml Houston Haddock, which will take place Wednesday evening. .March m the home pf the bride. H2 * ’emraI plat e. After the ceremony a large reception, will be given by the bride’* parent*. The young people have wide circle of friend* who are Intel- ted In the upproachtng event. MRS. DAVISON S LUNCHEON. Mr* Beaumont Davison entertained Informally nt luncheon Saturday, the occasion being one of the happiest of the Informal affair* ut which Mrs Rob ert Crump, the guest of Mr*, Inindrum. ha* been the guest of honor during her visit here. Mr* Davisons home wa* attractively decorated with Jonquil* and daffiKlU*. and the luncheon table at which the guest* were seated was decorated In white and yellow Mr*. Du\l* >n re ceived her guest* In a white llngeth- Mr* crump, the guest of honor, wore blue radium. fashioned with hoe Mi* I-endturn wore a becominggown of black radium, trimmed with lace me dallions. Mr*. Davison's gue*t* imlude.i Mr* Crump. Mrs. W. W lotndrum. Mr* J A Morris. Mrs. A. c. Henderson, and Mrs. W If. Maddox, of Co\ Ingtwn COLLEGE WOMEN ASSOCIATION. The Southern Association of College WotnVn will meet Monday afternoon at 3. la o'clock at the Carnegie l.tbiuix INFORMAL BIRTHDAY PARTY. Saturday evening Mr* K G McCabe will entertain Informally six or eight ft lend* In honor of Mt*. J. K iMthy, whose birthday It 1* Vereln hall. The classes will continue one week, and each morning different dishes will be taught, and the receipt* for these dlahe* will be given the tnem- Ih i* of the class. One day during the week will be devoted to the demonstra tion of special dishes, for whlfh re quests may be* made. After the regular lessons In conking, ull kinds of useful household article* __ Will be eshlhlte.1 In »t.e hull vMt l " F,ur,d> The WOIW a will be exhibited tn the hall, with In- , p llMl ,toilet of golden brown* cloth tere*ting demonstrations In connection with hat en suite only Intimate with certain exhibit*, among which will! f>lend* and relative* were present, be Mr*. Dull In charge of a display 1 * fro IN HONOR MISSES TILSON. Mr. C A. Wood entettulned n I ■ lends at tea Haturdav afternoon at lie Piedmont Driving Club In compll- nent to the Misses Tllson. of Washing- on. D c. Ml* J. K. ottley mted a* I minion for the party. Saturday evening Mr. Wood will e»»- ettain the Mlsse* Tllson at a theater iartv at the Grand and euppei after- local Him. the eltlcucy of a certain kind of tof fee pot. and tins for bread and cake. MHs Mary Barnwell will have (barge • *f an exhibition of Georgia cane syrup, the electric light cotn|»any will exhibit new appliance* for cooking bx elettrid-j ""Anthem, ty, especially an electric chafing dish. Rohm and Aunt Mary Holme*, who ha* .i ciTeitory, genius for making good old-fa'-binned j IW 1 ' ' w,, ' toll*. will demonstrate her method*. mi Yit-gu i r. a gas *stove. ! Each afternoon there will he music | and other social attraction*, with l • lie* w | In charge of the anattgenient*. a dlf.. Music at the Churches. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning. gnn Prelude. "Andante" — Gull- Sahhulh of tile Soul" •The Lord I* »T U'crtar—Mr oga.i Postlude - Bach. Evening. ugnn Prelude. "AngHIn" --Hteane tut hem "The Radian. Moon’ -Wood- ferent aftel i xlth i "Jesus Lo Ultte The tickets (M.king **l*tlng Offerl.i Itub.mieln • ugnn Pent hide--Foste Of My Soul" cli, und uliciulx ladle* haw been em»dl* il f » INFORMAL TEA The Ladles' Aid Society of Avenue Presb> terlan chuivl' an Informal tea Monday nf the pallors of the ment to the new ol lie North Mil glv. BAZAAR FOR ATLANTA CHAPTER. Ti e l.tdl* * of the Atlanta Daughtet* of Ameitvan Rev.ilu amtnging. under the ettldeii FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Morning. cg.in Pi elttile *r sue— Rogrr* I Wait* d f-i the lord" Mendel •Tile *i..cd M> Mini* Dub*. Evening. f the ompli- *hlp of Mi .1 det nt tin It. ORATORIO TO BE SUNG ( ri(l ON PALM SUNDAY, j Mr "The Lord I* King." by Bnnhx. will In- given »iv the ntutoilo A*»o» ution ut j j Trinity Methodist Church Sunday after- ju u , ,. noon, Mnrclt :*4. at « o’clock, under the f| .,,. n , direction of Mr. t’hatles Sheldon, Jr., J «>rganl*t of that church mat.x Tin* association I* ciunp.»*ed of thej, hl . , eholi* of the First Preshy terlan. First hH i„ Methinllst. Jexvlsh synagogue. Tilnltv , churt h and aug.m nted b> t' * «*thet quartet* I, The a*Hodati. n gave it, J.inuor■>. ! xvith great *uc* »*%*. The t ’real Ion." bv.***' 1 '' Ilavdn. at the Jewish synagogue. Under ' Haiti' tin* direction of Mi J I'owtu Itldianl- Mi -on. and this xxa* iep.,»ted a fexx weekn latei at the F»i*xl .MetbtNlDt • hur WII* •Tell Me Who Wilson ha* klit.fl> which l« *o •entrall lee Street, alt l the itpter (oixl la I ly invlt* > to attend the lui?.a. Pin v lit In itide* do .ited In FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. .• follnv ir.tr nv*i pi pr *gr.un in!* red undei {♦»*• t«|ree|| :i of M. « 'Donnei'x. *> gnnl*\. Morning. Ill Ho Schjnta Pi etude W. • ..f in ' Mt muti nil pleasure and In* x.. to the public the e.| from hearing the \ .\l ! ’ \\ (|«..i* \1 W D K!lt- Mi' . wtlllai. King Mr* G'i»rm in I'. The puidi. pie ••nt. ■lull COOKING SCHOOL ON MONDAY Un Monday iiiortiing xx»!l begin at I* o'thwk the cooking , ia**e*. iimhu the he Shiltering Arm* and Blok Dun*,. Mi. Ml- GcWKe \i lollheu- Ml** N. Mt TRINITY MZTHO-Cd'JRCH. N'orr.r.g. 1 . dr - Rend -ph hd bv Mi F. Ste nt Tur CLARA RrOcKAH STAFF. FACTS SELL DIAMONDS. Evening. We want to pruv, wU» Hijuy wealing t pfirea sie right, to. nice diamond MEETING OF JENIFER HIVE. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Diamond Importers. 37 Whitehall Street. Personal Mention J> Uln U.y NeUon. of Columbua. Ohio, who ha. be.n tb. su«,t of Mr.. J. CbntoB Klnr for ..vor.1 w«ck>. Mfl Friday 1 for a vl.lt to friend, at Mnbllr. Ala. Mm. Art.ma. C. Bartlett', friend, ‘ will be pleawd to know ah, I, belna 1 dallsbtfully entertained by friend, and I relative. In Wllmlnston. Del. Mr,. I Bartl.tt, after vl.ltlna New Yurk. will; ■pend a week In Waahlncton. and I, Mia, Ulllen Tidwell, after a vlxlt nf . twn weak, to her brother, Mr. Frank Tidwell, at Savannah, ha, returned to. Atlanta. Mr,. R. H. Baker, of Jameatown. S.! Y.. I, the |uut of bar aon, Mr. K. J. I Baker, at hit home, No. «U Weat Klfili | ■treet. ' Mr,. Julia Mcdowan and her aon.. Ll.utenant Bamuat MrOowan, anatatanl; paymaster In tb. t’nlted 8tatu navy, I are tb. au.it! of Mr. and Mr*. H. H.; Cantey, at tbelr noma on Eaal Fourth afreet. Mr*. J. Cbe.ton Kloa and Ml., Mary' Nelson, of Columbus, Ohio, laft Balm • day for Homewood, At a., to vlalt Mr. 1 and Mr*. Marriott, tha parent, of Mr*. Kin*. Mr*. Nathan!.! Baxter has returned to li.r home, at Naahvllle. after a vlalt to her daufht.r, Mrs. R. F. Maddox. Chocolate Figs \ . In the making of Chocolate Figs every deair- able particle of the fig has been retained, the delicious flavor being preserved by a coating of puresT chocolate, the two blending into a perfect confection. The individual Chocolate Figs are inspected, carefully packed in a box of convenient -size, and may be had for THIRTY CENTS THE BOX Miaa Ellae Lipscomb la spending aom* time at Btloxl. Miaa.. with her grand mother. Mra. George 8. Kinney, -wlr haa bean ill recently. Mr. and Mr*. William R. Huntley are at home at 440 Llnwood avenue. Buf falo. Mrs. William Inman and Mr*. Itakll Gordon, nf Wanhlngton, D. C\. w 111 leave soon for a trip to Europe. Mr*. Inman und Mr*. Gordon will be presented at court at the Aral drawing room In Buckingham Palace. Mrs. Charles Grave* Mathexvs will leave Hunduy for a visit to her alater. Mr*, Blodgett. In Daytona. Fla., and Mr*. W. Porcher In Rockledge. Fla. *• Mr. nnd Mra. Rniiard Elliott Miller returned Friday from a visit to Phila delphia and New York. Mr*. Miller was the recipient of many *oclnl at tentions while away, a* *he has a num ber of frlenda In both cities. Mr. and Mra. Thoma* P. Hlntlian will dinner Hundav In Honor ’of Mra. W. C. Kinney, of Macoh. Mr* William Herring and her daugh ter. Mia* Francl* Herring, have re turned to their home at Xewnan utlei u vlalt to Atlanta friend*. guesta of Mr. Tapp were Ml** l<>ii!m Relfanfder, Mr. J. H. Bowie*. Mi,, Luella Battler, Mr. L. G. Mad) ••v*2i Miaa B. V. Smith. Mr. Samuel T. iVn. na. Miaa Haxel Stewart, Mr. Jerr«i«..i | 'ackaon. Mr*. C. Pollock. Mi. k l ! Johnson. Miaa Gnuaaen. Mr. J T Mac. Dowell, Miaa Evans anu Mr. \N:«?nn Mra. C. C. Jarrell I* visiting her par ent*, Dr. and Mrs. J. 8. Moore, at Ox ford. Mr. Sydney C. Tapp, of Atlanta, was host at an oyster ruaat tn Magnolia. Fla., last week, the occasion given In entertain a few friend* Informally* at * honor of Miaa F. K. Fullet. MENU FOR MONDAY. „ The folloxving menu xxlll l»e demon- titttid Monday morning ut the cook ing class _ of f the Slieltering Arms, ut Turn Vereln hull, on Forsyth street, op posite Hie Austell building: Roust beef xvith Yorkshire pudding, deviled oy*tei* with froxen horse rad ish. orange omelet and potato cumho lette*. Ticket* can be secured at the door. The demonstration* In the afternoons xxlll be free to the public, and all j»er- *on« Interested In such mutter* are cordially Invited to be present. WHITNER-WALLACE. Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock at Trinity MethOdlat church, Mrs. Sadie M. Wallace > was married to Charles Howard Whltnei, Rev. D W. Lee performing the ceremony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltner left Immediately Florida. The bride wore HEFLIN, ALA. | Mr. and Mra. Fred Osborn lui\« r*. (turned to Heflin after spending th« ! winter In Washington, D. C. I “ Mr. and Mra. D. D. Perry man -|*n! t several daya In Atlanta last xx cek j Mr. Newton McBary and dulighter. ! Eula. visited Heflin thla week. Mr. Kllaha Lohe, conductor «>n the [Heflin local to Atlanta, was marro-d i recently to Miaa Mamie Snider, of Hr. ! fltn. The marriage was a very quirt [affair, only a few friends being present. I Mr. and Mra. Shgnle, who xvere »♦*. Icently married, .have returned fr..ui I their wedding tour. They are *i*n.i. Ing a few daya at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haley. Their futuie honu xxlll be Woodlawn. Mr. and. Mra. Rally Gibbs will leave Heflin In a few daya for Pell nt>. Mr. Gibbs has a position there and will make that place hla home for the present. Mr. William Edmondson, of the Alex ander hotel, after visiting in Atlanta, for a week, haa returned home. Quite a number of Heflin people hi- plannlng to go to the Jamestoxxn ex- position. Mr. Jeff Perryman, who ha* been x lila home In Heflin for six months. x»i;l return to Atlanta in a few week-. FAYETTiVILLE. Mis* WHbelmlna Drummond, of Aihu? and MUses Baltic Blood wort It and II.;/. Alexander, of Korartti, were guests of leMe* at a moat enjoyable entertaliiiiieui. ghet Tuesday afternoon by Miaa Clifford llurl- The decoratlooa were white and grevu. und delldooa refreshments were served afu- the games. The flrat prise, a lienutlfiil la* •* hanakerehlef. Nil to nn. Ilr. lister: »h- eonsolatlou to lllai Bessie {tuilih. i If gueat a of honor were each recipient- of sr/ dainty nnd appropriate souxeuir* Mra. Hollingsworth nn* returned ■•••ui* after a vlalt sof a week to relatlxe* in .i lanta Mra. Culpepper leave* tomorrow • pletaure trip to Washington nnd Now 1•• Colonel Wise spent yesterday In .V lanta. COCHRAN. Miaa Fannie Hnilth emerinitnd small number of her friend* one •'• ! Ing last week. Music ond game- the features of the evening I Ml** Annie Walker Taylot l •“ ‘ turned to Wesleyan College, aft* | visit of several days with hei i c v- I Colonel Herbert Grice, of Haw kin- vllle. spent Sunday In town Mias I«ottle Taylor spent and Wednesday with friend- m M. Professor W. M. Holsenbeck -p , fexx days of Inst week with frl»*n 1 Winder. Professor Walker, of HnxxMt*‘ *l»ent Tuesday xvith relatively. - place/ ■ Mrs. J. J. Taylor entertain* i I members of tile Epxvorth l.eng : Friday evening of this week House Blend Coffee aud be assured of every quality a per fect coffee should possess. It is packed warm from the roasters into air tight cans and reaches t h e consumer f r e s it. crisp and clean. SEALED CAN8 AT OROCER8. rarer.-ie C-at > Wlllff I H , , lit- *x*U t’ltlnt -f far ot lx**, n at.j-1 nr» ef CarV Velvet. t m. t Sf-t •»*■: .n^- uftTiI and at;-Rail gnrr .CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO NASHVILLE HOUSTON-