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8 THK ATLANTA UKOK(iJAN AND NEW8. <TKLlMC«lJAr. MXKl'IJ A UR. SOCIETY... Mr*. George C. Bill, Editor. Chiriotte Stewart, \ a,,,,,,,,,,. Selene Annstronf,/ And Womans Interests A *l«rv In the akr by night. my liu, And a blot •* tW *kv l>y day; Dot we are nut on the long whit# road. And under th# arid# free sky. And the aong that waa boru In iny heart to- Will Via* Iber* till I die. TV too* obllr rood ond the vtdo free ok*. And the Hit far away; I A eond-olebl klaa lo tbe twlllabt. laaa, And a klaa at thr brrok of day; ~ lie< *ra I ho Inada vre liesr. my laaa, S highway and bill and swve. th* aunlleht la all fur llfa, my laaa. And tbo atarllebt all f»r loro. —Chart** Hamilton Ituaerora. MISS HIRSCH ENTERTAINS AT DANCINO PARTY. Tueoday ovonln* at Hocadlo'o Hall, Ml» Madeline Hlrsch entertained at an Informal dance In honor of her at* tractive intent. Ml** I.lchtenitader, of Cleviland. Ohio. Min lllnch'i ruoita Included about one hundred and fifty of her younc married and unmarried friend* and the occaalon waa on* of the tnoat enjoy* ■hie of the weak. Mlu Hlnch waa molt attractive In A sown of light blue moire chiffon, with which ahe worn a coraage bouquet of Parma vloleta Mlu Uchtenitader win admired *n A gown of whit* lace, and her flowen ’ were, vloleta.' AN INFORMAL OCCASION. Wednesday afternoon Mr*. J. O. Ear. nut entertained very Informally only the member* of her family at tea In honor of her cousin, Mr*. Robert Illne. of Birmingham. During her itay here Mre. Hlne has been honor guest at a number of charming Informal affairs. IN HONOR OF"MR8. BYRD, lira. O. M. Neely entertained a neigh borhood company at tea Thuraday aft ernoon complimentary «o Mra U. W. Byrd, formerly of Atlanta, wife of the paator at Win End church. Twenty- four married friend* ware Invited, end after being entertained with a charm ing group of reading* by Mr*. John Bell Keeble. were served refreshment* from a buffet table, over which Mlu ftammle Keith, Mlu I'sn Berry. Mlu Mary Lee Dlbrell add Mlu Eleanor Buford presided.—Nashville American. BRIDGE~CLUB- The Tueaday Morning Bridge Club was entertained by Mlu Rollne Clarke at her heme; on Peachtree street. Aft er the game delightful refreshment* wire urved. The prtie. a pair of *ilk hose, was won by, Mre. John Hilt. Mlu Annli Kitten wilt entertain thu club at Its next meeting. -TO MISS~NORWOO0. Wednesday afternoon at her honv on Piedmont avenue, Mlu Martha Mitchell entertained about thirty of her frlendi very Informally at It*. The occasion was a pretty compllnicm to Mlu Norwood, of Mouth Carolina, who will return to her home Thuraday. after a visit of several weeka to Mrs. Edward Calhoun hero. Mlu Mitchell's home wu beautifully decorated with daffodil* and Jonquil*, and the prevailing scheme of yellow wu used In alt the pretty details of the party. Aulstlng the young hostess In the entertainment of her guests were her mother and slaters. Mrs. tiny Mitchell, Mra. llenry Mitchell und Mrs. Wilson Bunnetie. Mrs. Guy Mitchell wore a handsome .gown of black voile. Miss Mitchell was charmingly gowned In yellow tluue, [made over silk. Airs, llenry Mitchell wu gowned In whit* mull and lac*, and Mrs. Wilson Runnetta wors pink silk, fuhloned with lace. Mlu Norwood, Ihe honor guest, wu allracllv* In a gown of blue taffeta, and Mr*. Calhoun wore black net over silk. BRECKINRIDQE-M'CONICO, Mr. and Mrs. Hamuel Bloke JtlcConl- cn, of New Orleans, have Issued Invita tions to the marriage of their daugh ter. Ethel, to Mr. K. Provost Breckin ridge. on Wednesday evening, Afrt-|| J, at » o'clock, at Trinity church. New Orleans MRS. 8HERIDANTO SING FOR A0NE8 SCOTT 0IRL8. The faculty and -students of Agnss Bcott are to hear Mrs. Hhefldsn In song recital Thursday evening, anil the or- culon will be one of unusual beauty and Interest. Among the songs to he given will be an aria from Bach's pas sion music. At the close of the recital Mra. Mherldan will meet Informally the girls and teachers of the Institute. TO MI88~M'0EE. Thursday morning Miss Halils Cobh Johnson will entertain the members of her bridge club In honor of her guest. Miss Ruth McOeo, nf Greenville, H. C. Those playing bridge will l>c Misses Ruth McGee. Nina Gentry, Louise Johnson. Gladys 1-evln. Helen O'Brien. Cara Hutchins. Kanelle Crawford, Elle Dargnn, Georgia Watts and Kata Waldo. C00KIN(TCLA8SE8. The largo crowds attending the cook ing school at Turn Vereln Hall, evi dence the great Internal being felt In the enterprise. Mrs. Stevens' splendid work Is awak ening great enthuelum among the members of tbe clau, and the after noon eshlMts and demonstrations at tract a largo number of Atlanta house keepers. Wednesday from II to 1 o'clock a fortune-teller added to the Interest of the day. Any woman desiring to take only one lesson In any special line of cooking can do so for a nominal sum. On Wednesday morning tho follow ing recipes were demonstrated: Shad Roe Croquettes—Cook roe. Mix with white sauce, one tablespoon but ter, one tablespoon flour, one cup mUk. I-emnn rind and Juice. Angel Parfalt—One cup sugar, one- fourth cup water, boll until It threads, pour over beaten whites of Are eggs. When cool add one quart of cream. Flavor lo last*. Pack In mold six hour*. Canape* Lnrenso—One can crab meat. Seaaon with *alt fatenne and lemon Juice. Mix with white eauce, •pread on toaat and sprinkled with choree. _ Sweetbreads. Brown Hauc*—One tablespoon but ter. one tablespoon flour, one cup mushroom liquor, on* table*poon kitch en bouquet, one tablespoon eherry wine, one tablespoon Worcester sauce. WOMAN'8 AUXILIARY TO PSYCHOLOQICAL SOCIETY. The Woman's Auxiliary to tho At lanta Psychological Society will hold an Interesting meeting at Ihe Carnegie library Wednesday ut 11:30 o'clock. "What Is Education?'' will be tho subject for the hour of discussion, led by Mra. Helmer. Mrs. Hurry Smith and Mrs. Dan Kline will make short talks on "Kin dergarten Work; Its Mural Effects on the Child Life and Its Broadening Ef fect on the Adult Life." MRS. HARRY SMITH. President. * MltS. KARL BURGESS, Secretary. Forty Years with a mind alert to the necessity of proper nourish meat, thoughtful research in the malms of nature's products: experiment in and investigation of the best means ol making them palatable, efficacious ami economical, baa placed the name of Dr. Price Orel on tbe list ol household bene lie tors. DR. PRICE’S WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD a scientifically prepared wheat flake, 'contain* th* fourteen elements ol lb* body in their proper propor tions. Palatable—Nutritions-Easy ol Digestion and Ready to Eat CabsMnsIbrt. rtt Astst •nefwtfrvufsetn; srssst kWMafl. A '■MSs* “-'S: awl/ ' BUY A NICE DIAMOND. When you put your money Into Diamonds, you put It when- It Is abso lutely safe, and you control your own Investment. Get one now before an other rise In value. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Diamond Importers. 37 Whitehall Street. MARRIAGE INVITATIONS CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES /. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Engravers . 47 WHITEHALL ST-, ATLANTA, GEORGIA ENTERTAINMENT OF * PIEDMONT CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, D. A. R. On Thursday afternoon, from 4 to t o’clock, the Piedmont Continental chap ter, Daughters of American Revolution, will give an elaborata reception at Ihe New Kimball for Ihe benefit of tho Georgia column of Continental hall at Washington, D. C. Several very attractive feature* of tho afternoon will Include an address by Judge Roan, of Falrbum, and vocal selections by Mrs. Charles O. Sheri dan, Mrs. M. M. O'Brien, Miss Grace Lee Brown, Airs. Claudia Welch Baaa and Mlaa Llsile Roberta Alisa Emma Morton Is chairman of the decoration committee; Miss Estelle Whelan, chairman of tbe music com- mlttee, and tbe committee of arrange, menls Includes Miss Lucy Hlne, chair, man: Miss Ruby Ray. Mra. Gsorge 31c. Kensle. Mra. B. M. Zettler, Mlu Emma Morton, Airs. Abbott. Airs. Edwin An* ley, Mlu Hooper Alexander and Min Lurlle Nolan. Punch will be urved by Alluel Mar. garet Kelllrr and Emma Morton, as- slated by little Mines Alexander and Ansley, of Decatur. Mrs. Htephen Dean, regent, will be uslited tn receiving the guests by Mra. R. E. Park. Alls* Junta McKinley, Mra. William 11. Yesndle, Mrs. William Zimmer and Mrs. Judge Roan. MEETING OF PlIlDMONT CONTINENTAL CHAPTER. The Piedmont Continental Chapter, D. A. II.. held Its usual monthly meet ing tn the parlors of the Piedmont Ho tel. Mrs. 8. M. Dean, Ihe regent, re ported quite a number of Revolution ary relics secured for the Jameetown Exposition. Aire. George McKensle rend a most Interesting papsr on the ''Characters of the Women of the White House.” Allu Lucy Hines gave a line hlstorl cal sketch of tho ''Building* of Wash- Ington.” The chapter will give a tea Thursday afternoon at the Kimball tn augment the fund pledged for “Georgia Column at Continental Hall." The treasurer was Instructed to for ward Mlu Bennlng 350 for the above purpose. box Social. The ladles of 8t. Johns Methodist church will give a "box social" In the Sunday school room of the church Thursday settling. March 31, at o'clock. Every one Is cordially Invited to he present. Each lady who attend* I* re quested to bring a box containing enough lunch for two people. An excellent program has been ar ranged and a good time Is promised. The proceeds are to go to the fund for the new church. FOR BENEFIT”OF HOSPITAL. The Ladles' Aid Society of the North Avenue Presbyterian church will hold Ita spring rummSge'- nale on the flrst Friday. Skturday'artd Mbhday In April. Th* sale will he held tor the beneflt of the PrTsbyterian hospital, an Institu tion which has the Interut and good will of the entire city. It la hoped that the ladles who will conduct the sale will have the co-operation of the pub lic, and that all who are Intereeted In the success of the undertaking will contribute clothing to be sold. For any further Information ono may call Alls* Roberts, secretary of the North Avenue church, at the church, or may call 'phone 1505 L, North. REHEARSAL~FOR OPERA. Tin- reheumal for the opera "Caprice of Capri” will be held Thursday even- Inn In the assembly room of the Pied mont Hotel. Tho rehearsal bcKln* promptly at 3 o’clock, und a full at tendance Is urged. D. A. RTBAZAAR. The Indlea having In charge the hn- Saar and luncheon to he given Friday at the home of Airs. A. Melt, Wilson by The Atlanta chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, are much en couraged by the Intereal manifested In the enterprise. All persons who are to contribute to the bntaar are urged to semi tlielr run. trlbutlons Thursday afternoon to the home of Mr*. A. McD. Wilson, lit) Peachtree street. MEETING OF SOCIAL UNION. A meeting of the Social Union of the First Baptist chUrch will he held on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. In the paslor'a study at the church. AIRS. W, W. LANDRUM. President. MINSTREL 8HoVAT HEBREW ORPHAN HOME. Thuraday evening at * o'clock a minstrel show of unusual excellence will he given at the Hebrew Orphans' Home, on Washington street, for the benefit of the home. .Much Interest Is manifested In the entertainment tor Thursday evening and a large audience Is already assured. RECITAL AT WESLEY CHURCH. The Wester .Music Company anil the A. n. Chase Company have Issued In vitations to a recital to he given on Thursday evening, Alarch SI. at s o'clock, at the Wesley Memorial church, corner of Auburn avenue and Ivy street. Air. t\ Arthur Longnell, of New York, will Is- pianist, and will la- ns. slste-l by Mrs Frank M. Pearson, so. prano. Atlanta; Airs. John At Cooper, conlrnlto. Allania. Miss Theodora Morgan, violinist, Atlanta. Daviton-Paxon-Stoket Co. Daviton-Paxon-Stokei Co. DavUon-Paxon-Stohu Co. v Taffeta Silk Ribbons at 10c a Yard ' These Ribbons arc all-silk, and most of them are 31-2 inches wide. Th ey are worth a half more than the price by the least estimate of value. .P In white, pink, blue, red and black. We’ve filled up a big center table for this occasion, notliing but Ribbons, at lOe yard*. If you went directly to the mills and bought in large quantity you could not get them for this price. Embroidery Sale—25c A (Treat many of these Embroideries are in Seta— beautiful effects in Edgings and Inserting* to match. Of this desirable kind, stylish and dainty in Swiss, Nainsook and Chiffon, the values run up to 60o. Equally attractive are the fine Cambric Flouncing* fnd. Corset Cover Embroideries in the sale. 18 inches wide and very handsomely patterned. 25c a yard; three center tables full; you can see at a glance what great values they are. Women 9 s Knit Underwear In Spring Weights Comfortable, serviceable, smooth and evenly knit. Beautifully finished garments from best makers, correct in proportion and fit. Not expen sive withal. Such values as these, for example: 15c for Swiss ribbed Vests, pure white, soft cotton finished with silk tape; low neck and sleeveless. 25c for sheer and medium Lisle Vests, lace trimmed or with dainty crochet edges; in white, pink and blue. 50o for beautiful Swiss ribbed Vests of sheer "Lisle, ex tremely dainty or very effectively trimmed; some with deep lace yokes. 25c for lace trimmed Pants, an unusually good quality. Finer, with deep lace trimmings, at 60o. $1.00 for sheer Lisle I'ninn Suita, low neck and sleeve less, effective with deep trimmings of lace. New Gloves for Women Spring Styles, These Completely ready are the new styles in Gloves for spring—an extraordinary showing. Silk Gloves, Lisle, Kid, every correct length and shade. Excellent variety—excellent Gloves. We’ve been careful of quality, as much so as style. And bought Gloves that give you best value. Like these:— Lisle Oloves to wear with waah Waists, three-quarter or 12-button length, in red, green, brown, navy and black; $1.25 pair. Long Silk Gloves, 16-button length, in black and white; $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 pair. Suede Lisle Gloves in dhamnagne shades; the effect of undressed kid; 16-button length; $2.00 pair. Suede Lisle Gloves, in bluck, navy, pearl and white; 16- button length; $2.00 pair. Tan Kid Gloves, also black ; 12-button or three-quar ter length, $3.60 pair; 16-button, $4.00. Real Kid, 16-button length Gloves in Champagne shades; $4.00 pair. Chamois Gloves, natural color, can be washed with soap and water; 16-button length, $3.00. pair. Two-clasp Lisle and Silk-and-Lisle Gloves, black; 50c Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company, Store of Many Departments. RECITAL AT KIRKWOOD. Miss Katvlle Alltuhell, of Rome, an I Miss Leonora Owsley, of Atlanta, will *!',* a recital In Ihe school house at Kirkwood Thursday nlaht nt a o’elock. ! Miss Mitchell Is one of the last-known nailers of nefra dialect tn this section. Miss Owsley ss soloist In tLo-chotr of AH Saints church needs no Introdue- ttnn to the |ample of Atlanta. , Her de lightful soprano voice and All*. Alltcli- ells readlnsa should attract a large audience. The recital Is given for the lament of ihe Kirkwood Methodist ehurvh. LADIES’ AUXILIARY. Tin laidlee* -Auxiliary I" Ihe H. of It T, will hold thetr regular meeting on Thuisdav afternoon, Ataich SI. at S o'clock. In the K. of I>. Hall. Kiser loilMInf All members are urged tu attend. aib« klla Hamilton. Secretary. CHURCH MU8ICALE. There will be given » musical* at the Central Baptist church, corner of Garnett and Forsyth streets. Friday evening, Alarch 3i, at S: 15 o’clock, tar the benefit of the organ fund. The fol lowing excellent program has been ar ranged: Pert I. I. Opening rci.u.,.,H and prayer, tho pastor—Rev. R. L. Alotley. 3. Staccato Etude. Vogrlch—Alls* An nie Laurie Langford. 3. (a) Life’s Lullaby, Lane; (b) Ab sent. Metcalf—Airs. J. U. Whitten. 4. Reading, A Newport Romance— Atlas Lily Margaret Ford. 0. (a) Bun of the Puitn, Keller Bella; (h> Kulawlak, H. Wlenlawskl—Mr. Dave Silverman. Part II. Prologue, II Pagiiucci, it. Leonc*- vallo—Mr. C. Mnrion Hood. 7. Reading, Tho Picnic nt Selina, Htantoiv— Miss Lily Margaret Ford. 8. (n) Love, tho Peddler, German; <b) She la ao Innocent, Ncsfteld—Mr. Tom H. Weaver. 9. (ft) Zlngaresra, Gustav Ellerton; (b) The Mocking Bird, Slivermun—.Mr. Dave Silverman. (h) Nearest and Dearest, c’arii.*- (b) The Honeymoon. From Love’# Lottery. Edwardei—Mlaa l«ung- ird And Mr, _ The public In cordially Invited lo at tend. PERSONAL Mr. Horry Cubnntss, «>f «\ugusta, npenl Tueaday In Atlanta. Mr. Hubert Wet more returned Tuea- »y from an extended business trip. Mien Lucy Buchanan In attending the eek with Miss MyrtlH Buchanan, at LuwrencevlUc. Go. Mre. Clarence Brown, who Ih crlll- ally 111 at her home, on Willow Htrest. inilnuea about the name. Colonel Turner Clanton Thomna and nptaln Jeff Davis Thomas, of Augusta, an* visiting their parents. Colonel and .Mrs. J. "Jefferson Thomas. Captain Jeff I>. TlPnna* has Just returned from visit to Cuba, where he attendeil u use party and enjoyed the carnival ai Havana. at har home, f.4 Alexander street. Is idtghtly Improved, Mrs J. Jeffenum Thomas, who ha been an Invalid for some time und wh. has been seriously III for several days. services. AIRS. AIARY L. M'LENDON, MRS. JANE i. ADKIN8. P, ** ,d * nt ' Recording Secretary. Eugenia Oglesby will visit Ichmond, Va., during the Miss Eugt friends at Ul Easter holidays. Colonel and Mrs. W. A. Wlmblsh have returned from a trip to Florida. Miss EfTta Bttickler, of Richmond, Is the guest of her brother. Dr. C. F. StrlckUfr. Mrs. Frank Hawkins and Miss Louise Hawkins left .Monday for Balti more, where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. Hamuel Hewlett, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Misses .Madge and Julia Patterson, at their home on Napier Heights. Mrs. Hewlett, who was Miss Hat ah Yancey, of Borne. Is a frequent and popular visitor to .Macon, and she has many friends who will be Interest ed In her arrival.—Macon News. Mrs. Oscar Kinney, after a visit to Mrs. Thomas Hlnnmn, has returned to her home at Macon. r Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sheridan have In Atlanta a wide circle of friends who will he glad to know that they will arrive In tile city Hunday from Los Angeles, and that they will make their home here In future. Miss Ellas Landrum will return home Wednesday evening after an extended visit to friends In Thamasvtlle. Mr. Harry Lewis Smith, of Villa Rica, Is the guest of Mr. ami Mrs. D. Dobbs, on North Boulevard. The friends of Mr. and .Mrs. Moses Greer will regret to learn of the se rious Illness of their little daughter, Helen. New*Vnrk^ MrB *Wolfe. her «!$tcr. from Miss Emma Leedy Is at present In Rone, Italy, ami will vlalt other cities bumUycrn Europe before returning bone. « ,T v • I»r. Lewis Coleman Morris entertained at a Ik»x party at tbe Jefferson Thursday even ing. Ilia gneata Included Mlaaea Louise walker and Carrie Cobbs, Dr. Frank Lup- ton and Dr. Robert Nelson. Mrs. John Illne la Tlaltlng lo Atlanta. Mlaa Nellie Gregg entertained tbe mem* bera of tbe Bid liuebre Club Thursday morning. Mra. Culpepper Exuni entertained a num ber of the younger society folk at a box Hrs. L. J. Dunn la rlsttug her slater, Mr*. \\ 11 tin in F. Patty, In Sherman, Tex. Mlaa Nellie Kloaa la the guest of friends In Athen*. Ga. Mrs. Thomas Dixon, wife of the author. la tha guest of h«r alster. Mrs. W. W. nu*- «ff. •Mrs. J. 8. Kennedy and Miss’Cornells Sheldon entertained tbe members of tbe Wood lawn Social Club and a few extra guest, Tuesday afternoon. lira. Lorsmao, of Chattanoos*. sn.l Mnv Wolfe, of New York, who bare been thu gueete of Mrs. Bruce Brewer, rcturucJ lo their bones Fridsy. An hour's automobile Hde through the streets of any city will convince the most skeptical that the fault for accidents does not always rest on ihe automobile driver, and that It Is. little short of marvelous that more carrier pedestrian* are not run down every day.—Automobile. rr- w. c. T. u. Th# regular session of the Atlanta Willard Woman’s Christian Temper ance l*nlon will be held at 135) Wash ington street. Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mrs.’ Mathew Forster, superintendent of Mothers' Meetings and Purity, will conduct the meeting tn the Interest of her deportment. Visitors are cordially Invited t«> .ill CHILDREN >EETHINq Mrs. Winslow’s S&fSVM Soothing Syrup THKIRCitlLDltKN D 5.5s l'AI.1, Ul n !V DmoiAURiiuSr u ,b * BMrr * iU,kD by ilruretote la every put of the Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guaranteed under the I*ure Food and Drug act. Juna 30. 1901 tterU! num ber 1093. Miss Caroline Pinckney Huger and Miss Mary Belle Elliott, of I*o« An- 'gelo*. ore existed In Savannah next Saturday or Hunday. - They will stop a «lay In New* Orleans, ami will pay a brief visit to Mra. Robert Harrison In Atlanta en route.—-Savannah Press. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mr. G I- «’inner I# entertalnlmt 1 Imum* party nt III* winter hoini* lit Florid i. Anunic lilt* ure Mlu# K<»tTintlti.> Comer, of tilt** I'lty; Mian Catherine Ji'lkw. Ml#* At l*4Ti:» (thorter. a ml Mrs. \<ttt ltoldni'Hi, of Fnfnul.'i. Mr. ami Mia. Paul Hamilton Earle ami HMD* ilnuuhfrr an* attending a fewr days at l*a»B Ctnfptlan. Mm. J. A. walker ntul her duuifcfer. Mlaa Annie Kendrick Walker, have returned fr«nu Plnrtrio* when* they have Bpeut .the Whiter fi*r tbe.lieiieBt of tlielr health. Mlaa Wal ker exneetw to nwuuie her literary work shortly. In the tiaak»*tliaH game Friday evening i *IW|*"I3 the Atbletle eliO* and lls* Y. M. C. , A., Mlaa Clam Croak «eti-i »» me.nt—.,, 'ih- i In* former with Ml*i»e* Nellie Gregg ami .mile Da«Id*oii na Tier m.ild*. Mia# lastge ’oatijf waa *:>oiiaor fur the V. M. C. A. Colonel S neat# nf I oldie. Mm. Charbonler. of Atlanta, la lire | Chan and Cold Slate Slone Shelves 7fo. 33 Cddy $22.50 Refrigerator Reasoning All refrigerator* are pretty much alike in a general way. All co*t money. All consume ice. And all preserve per ishables to n certain extent. There the similarity stops The purpose of all may be the same, but the way that pur- |Hise is fulfilled is as different as carpet taclu and crowbars. Ice eo8ts money. And the ice man’s bills soon overtower the expeuse of the refrigerator. The average refrigerator is as voracious as a growing boy. It ia never satisfied. Ice—ice—ice, from early morn till dewy eve. and then repeat. Eddy Refrigerators are the poorest investment ever made—for the ice man. They are built to baffle him. to cut down the consump tion of his product nttd »avc cold cash for the consumer. Eddy Refrigerators are perfectly simple and simply per fect. We Are Showing a New Eddy This Year. suitable for a small family. SI2.50 With double top Price Right ewer 6c S) raves 90 Whitehall