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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
UATL’KDAY. UAMCK to. JWT
SOCIETY.
Mn. George C. Bril, Editor.
Charlene Stewart,
Selene Armxirong,,
AttllUOtl.
And Woman s Interests
A PRAYER.
The rbrt.ui of achievement on kle brow
lie WH I Ur trlomptie wruuebt la blood and
Iran.
Tkrouah endless. aordld dare and dream
lent: and amllaa taro
near lord. 1 only aak
That throufk the abadowa and lb. bitter
Which he meat know before that r kief eat
boar
I aur but aerra him well; that whoa
ml
la reeked aad broken on the day'a (rim
wliml,
I Ur lore BUT romfort him la all the ware—
'The little wlatfnl ware—that women know.
, Aad trig klm to eodare; that when they
t Who aoon meat emtla aad cringe, mr a
fait faith
May lore him oaward throocb tha mlsta of
Cato the aaA ^ad than • • • O Thou
• Ilatb bowed beaeatk Oetbaeman.'a del. .
Giro tkeae, mr falt'itag lips, tha atoragth
to pray
For all mr hnagtr heart rrtea oat agalnat
Then let bis mem'rtea of the bitter atrtfe
And all mr wtlllag boadage and poor lore
Grow dim aad vague, aa I hare aeen the
Bad wraltha of Bight dlaaolra before the
Lord.
Arreoa the aehoa of dead reeterdaya
Ante to Iwr.
—Roaton Traaarrlpt.
TO MR. ANO MRS. OIBNEY.
Dr. and Mrs. Olbney. tha grueata of
Dr. and Mra. William Perrin Nlrolaon.
will ha complimented with an Infgrmal
dinner party by Dr. Batea Black Sat
urday night.
spend-thiTday PARTY.
Mra. Louies Stewart will entertain
at a epend-the-day party Tueeday at
her home. In Decatur. Twelve friend,
will ha entertained and tlte occaalon
will ha moat enjoyable.
'BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Maater Kdward Kent. Jr., will en
tartaln a number of hla little frlende
at a party Monday afternoon at hla
home on Poncab DeLeon avenue. The
occaalon will be In celebration of hla
fifth birthday annlveraary.
The gueete will Include: Mlaaea
Frances Puller, Mary Wlnaton Puller,
Harriet Haynes, Roaebud Elchherg, Ly
dia Wheeler, Ellaabeth Thomaa, Euge
nia Green, Martha Lawahe, Mary
Ciwnahaw, Virginia Llpacomb. Marga
ret Calhoun, Carolyn* French, Haael
HufL Alice Calloway, Alice Turner,
Jean Cantrell, Mary Ann Llpacomb,
Juliette Murray, Marie Turner. Mar
tha Crane, Anna Willingham, Bernice
Rowley. Amelia Melllchamp, Nora Mel-
llchamp, Blanche Emery,' Mae Emery,
Maatera Charlea Puller, Jr., Thompaon
Ruaaey. Hulbert llueaey, Prank Huff,
Kppa Brown, Edwin Oreen, Lewla
Smith, Walter Walker, Parker Free-
man, Thomaa Prenahaw, Jr., Harry
Thompaon, Jr., Malcolm Turner, Jv„
Arthur Rowley, Goodwin Elkin.
DR. AND MRS. NIC0L80N
ENTERTAIN AT DINtySR
llam Perrin Nlrolaon entertained at a
llam Perrin Nlcholnon entertained at a
beautiful dlqner nt the Capital City
Club In honor of their gueata, Dr. and
Mra. Virgil C, Olbney, of New Tork.
Tha dinner table, aet In tha blue room,
waa moat artlatlc In tla appointment,
aad decoration.. The centerpiece waa
a large baaket filled with pink ro.ee
and Eaater Mile., and the color acheme
at pink and white waa followed In all
the pretty detalla of tha dinner.
■ Mra. Nlrolaon wore a becoming
E wn of blue embroidered mull, anti
re. Olbney, the charming gue.t of
honor, waa gowned In light tan cloth
faahtnned with lace. The gueata of Dr.
and Mra. Nlrolaon were Dr. and Mra.
Floyd McRae, Dr. and Mra. Jamea II.
-Baird, Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Calhoun,
Dr. and Mra. Michael Hoke. Colonel
'and Mra. Hobart Lowry, Dr. Todd.
MEETING OP ATLANTA
WOMAN'S CLUB MONDAY.
Tha Atlanta Woman'a Club will meet
Monday afternoon at I o'clock In the
club roorpm, in tha Grand.
•JAM-BO-REE” AT* MARI6T HALL.
Mra. J. J. Haverty and her commit
tee will give a delightful entertainment
on the evening of April J at a o'clock
In the Marlet College Hall. The affelr
will ba for the benefit of the Altar
Society of the Sacred Heart church and
will furnteh an evening of fun and
frolic.
In the ft ret pari of the entertainment
will bo a mlueirel show, In which llfiy
people will take part, nnd the eecond
part of the program will be devoted la
eonga, tableaua and vaudeville num
bers. A number of prominent society
belles and beaux will take part In the
entertainment, which bids fair to be
one of the beet amateur performances
ever given In the city. '
BRADFORD-WOOD.
The first design
le an embroider
ed coat nt change
able silk, trimmed
with long allk
fringe. It le held
In front by cross,
ed lacings of rib
bon to match
the color of the
silk.
When made of
one of tha pretty
lighter shades the
little coat la very
nice worn over a
summer gown.
The last coat la
made entirely or
lace and may be
either separate or
attached to the
coetufne- The body
of the coat la of
all-over lace, the
border of a con
trasting design of
Insert Ion.
This same mod
el may be copied
In embroidery: le
also very pretty
on wash dree.es
Wood and Mr. Henry Bradford, on the
evening of Wednesday, April I, al
halt past six o'clock.
The affair will be a pretty home wed.
ding with Mrs. W. P. Flehback, of Lev-
Ington, Ky.. aa matron of honor: Mias
Malttne Bradford, of Cedartown, maid
of honor, and little Helen Rhodes, ring
hearer. Mr. E. 8. Reynold., of Cedar-
town. will act aa Mr. Bradford's beat
man. Mrs. Joaaph McGhee will Inau
gurate the pre-nupttai rourteslea with
a linen shower to her niece on Thurs
day afternoon.
quite a number of out-of-town
gueete will attend the wedding.
Mrs. W. P. KUbback la already here
Celt Entlrel y of Laee.
MISS SAMS ENTERTAINED
BY MISS EVA 8LIDER
The home of Mite Eva Slider In
Davis street was the scene Friday
night of a delightful reception In honor
of Mies Ada Barns of Jackson, the
popular guest of Ml.a Agne. Lyon.,
The ho.tr.. entertained In moal
charming manner and the occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number at gueete present. Mlaaea
Agne. and Esther Lyon, Mies Elmo
Cawthon. Ml.a Bllder and Mr. Earl
Slider rendered several splendid piano
selections, and, In addition, a number
of games were played. During the ev
ening delicious refreshments ronatot-
tng of Ices end rake, were served.
Among those present were Mite
Rems Mlaaea Eva Slider, Irene Davis
Agnes Lyon. JCalher Lyon, Agnes Rat-
terse, Jeannette Williams Elms Caw-
thnn. Katie Hell, Mattie Bllder. Elea
nor Gourd Mrs. Dora Hunt, Mrs. A.
A. Lyon. Mn. J. R. Slider: Messrs.
Harry Humphries, Lawrence Bradley,
Sam Womack. Sum Mitcham. Harry
Hanford. Lyman Davis Charlie Brad
ley. Earl Slider, Claude Nealy.
MISS SULLIVAN - TO ENTERTAIN.
Tueeday evening Mlee Louies Sulli
van will entertain Informally In honor
of her attractive gueal, Mlee Maude
Tit I man, of Commerce.
LOCAL TALENT IN OPERA.
Wide Interest renter* In the produc
tion by local talent of the opera “Ca
price of Capri." w hich will be given at
the Grand some time In the near fu
ture. Not only will the event be one of
unueuel Interest because the rhuru.
and ra.l Include a number of Atlanta's
popular young people, but from the
fact that the opera Iteelf Is the Joint
production of two bright Atlanta girls.
The M-ore was written by Ml.a Nannie
Stephens and the clever libretto Is the
BEAUTIFUL EASTEE JEWELRY.
We have something In nice Jewelry for everybody. The Lady. the Gen
tleman, the Baby and the Mlee. Tlte latest and the beet. It appeal. Irresist
ibly to the most highly eullured taste
EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.
Diamond Importers. 37 Whitehall Street.
work of Miss Mary Brent Whiteside.
The opera le unusually bright and
clever, and would attract any audience
on lie own merit as well aa because of
the Interest which attaches to its-au-
thorablp.
BOARD OP CITY MI8SI0N8.
The Woman's Board of city Mis
sions will hold Its tagular monthly
meeting Tueeday morning at 10 o'clock
at Trinity church.
CARD CLUB~InTERTAINED.
Friday afternoon Mrs. R. C. Lump
kin, at her home on Capitol avenue,
entertained her card club with a moat
cordial hospitably. Pink roses were
effectively used In the decorations and
the Ices were In pink tints
The prise, a pair of silk hoae, waa
tied for by Mrs. T. J. Ripley and Mlee
Pearl Nolly, tha former winning. Mra.
Lumpkin's gueete were: Mrs. T. J. Rip
ley. Mrs. Fred Catchlngs Mrs. C. Skill-
man. .Mrs Guy Joeey, Mrs. S. Evans
Mrs \V. E. Matthews. Mrs. Eugene
Fiupatrlck, Mrs Ida Holtsrlaw. Mrs.
Anderson. Miss Clyde darkly. Miss
Pearl Nolly. Miss Margaret Brown.
Miss Utile Mae Blalock.
CHURCH *RECEPTION.
Friday evening the congregation of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
gave a reception complimentary lo the
new pastor of the church. Rev. B. F.
Qullle. nnd Mrs. Gullle.
A charming musical program* was
rendered during the reception, end
elaborate refreshments were served.
Quantities of spring hlnssoms were ef
fectively usd In the decoration of the
church.
BAZAAR OF ATLANTA
CHAPTER. D. a; R.
At the residence of Mrs. A. McD
Wilson, ilo Peachtree, the Atlanta
Chapter had an Easter sale for Cralgte
House Friday, the ltd. Quite a large
collection of bric-a-brac, fancy articles,
aprons. Cakes Jellies, etc., were of
fered for sale. A most delicious lunch
wee served. %
The baiaar was largely patronised
The board of manager* desire to thank
IhAee *ho so kindly contributed to Its
sue,ess t* to donations, work and att
tendance. The Bnsuciai returns were
Cofikihg School Is Brought te Successful Close
The cooking school which has been
conducted for the post week under the
auspices of tha Sheltering Arms Socie
ty closed Saturday, The school has
received. the,pp|rpnpge of Jiundpede. of
prominent Atlanta women, and hes
proved one of the most successful en
terprise# conducted for The benem of
the Sheltering Arms Mrs. E. O. St.-
vcn»,y'o< Birmingham, who gave aad
demonatratad the course of six lectures,
has aroused enthusiastic comment by
her efficiency and fay. the practical
valua of-the, lectures she baa given.
Many matrons are now the ponies lira
of well .filled note books, containing
alt aorta of.helpful suggestions aa to
tha prepaeatlon and serving of this
menu.or, that, and have added to their
housewifely lore any number of *i
did red pm.
The necessity of pur* milk baa been
[listed by Mrs. Stevens, a fact which
lone vouchaarce the usefulness of the
The recipes given by Mra Atevena In
the Saturday; Class Wfif* aa follows:
Strawberry. Short Cake.r-One-half
cup; Brookfield butter, two egg*,, one
half cup milk, four teaspoons baking
powder, one cup'sugar. out cup flour.
Eggs, a Larouve.—Chop. bard 1 boiled
eggs into dice, mix with enough white
sauce to make etpomyeput In 'baking
dish with cheaee over,tha bop aad boko.
Salmon Canapes.—Cul broad th, heart
shape, saute In butter, cut smoked sal
mon aa thin ag/possible ahd pfhce on
bread, put chopped whites of —■
around bofdar. ,
moat-gratifying to tha members.
The worthy .woman who were In
charge of the bagaar deserve the com
mendation and thanks of tha Atlanta
Chapter, D. A. R.
LUNCHEON F0R"sT. LUKES
WAS MOST SUCCESSFUL.
Tha luncheon given uniter the man
agement of Mra Barbour Thompson
and Mlia Nannie Nlrolaon Saturday at
tha borne of Mr. and' Mra. G. A. Nlcol-
aon on Forrest avenua pros, for the
benefit of SL Lukes church.-and proved
one of the moat atMOamfai of the-Lent
en benefits' 1 with which tha 'wfiok has
been .crowded. Numbers of parties wan
arranged for the occasion, while many
business men found time to "drop In"
from down town for the take of being
served by ona of tha many attractive
girls In charge. Tha young women
serving luncheon Included the young
society contingent, and wrara: Mlaa
Louisa Hawkins, Mlaa Nan duBlgnon,
Mlsa Anne Flttan, Mlee Jennie Eng
lish. .Mlaa Katharine Gholetln, Misses
Laura and Helen Payne, Mlaaea Mary
and Rosa Kings be ry. Miss Eugenia
Oglesby, Mlaa Julia Porter, Mleaee Re
becca aad Rosins Raoul. Mlaaea Nlta
and Louise Black, Miss Mary Thomas,
Mlsa Alberta Rankin, Mlaaea Wood
ward. Miss Mary Deaa Tupper. Misses
Ollinger, Mlaa Mabel Powers. Miss Isa
belle Thomaa, Mlee Buele Mae Pope,
Mlee Rollne Clarke, Mlaeea BtockdoU.
Misses Hightower. Mies Aline Ruse.
Mlee Killsbeth Adair, Mlee Sarah Mor
ris, Mlaa Emma Robinson. Mlsa Hor
tens# Horne. Mlee Constance Knowles,
Miss Kate Hoblnspn, Miss Alice Bteele.
Miss Marlon Peel and Mlee Lottie
Wyly.
CANTATA GOOd“fRIDAY NIGHT.
On Good Friday night at ( o'clock at
111 Saints church, corner of North
avenue and Went Peachtree street, the
new sacred cantata, "The Message
From the Cross," by William C. Mc
Farland, will be rendered by the choir
of the church, under the direction of
Mr. Armand. organist end choir mas
ter. The public Is Invited to be pres
ent.
EASTER CANTATA AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
On Easter Sunday afternoon. March
11, "The Story of the Cross" and
"Chriat the Victor," by Dudley Buck,
will be rendered at the first Baptist
church, at 4 o’clock, under the direc
tion of Professor J. P. O'Donnelly.
ORATORIO AT TRINITY CHURCH
Sunday afternoon, March 24, at I
'clock, the oratorio by J. Barnby, "The
Lord la King," will be given at Trinity
Melhodlat church, under the direction
of Mr. Charles Sheldon, Jr„ organist
and director. Tlte public le cordially
Invited to be present.
Thp following will ■ be attractive
features of the oratorio:
Realm XCVII.
chorus. "The I-ord la King.'*
Baritone Bolo, "Confounded Be Alt”—
Mr. John Mullln. .
Soprano Solo with Ladles' Chorus.
"Zion Heard of It"—Mies Mamie Har
rison.
Alto Solo, "O Te That Love the
Lord"—Mrs. Arthur Crevlston.
Offertory—Mr. J. Fowler Richardson.
“The Night la Departing,” Mendels
sohn—Mr. R. D.' Armour.
Double Chorus—"There Is Sprung Up
a Light."
Tenor and Boas Solos and Omni*.
"King All Glorious"—Mr. R. D. Armour
and Mr. W. Joseph Hubbard.
March and Chorus. "Gloria Tatrl."
Sopranos: Mrs. W. T. Wingfield, Miss
Mamie llarrlsnn. Mis* Grace Lee
Brown, Mlee Fairy Ritter, Mrs. J. Fow.
ler Richardson, Mm.- C A. Sheldon
contraltos, Mrs. John Cooper. Mr*. Ar
thur Crevlston. Mrs. Oallyard, Mra. "■
M. O'Brien, Mias Jennie Armstrong;
tenors, Mr. R. D. Armour, Mr. McCsI-
lum, Mr. J. W. Marshbank, Mr. John
Coopsr; hfiaaos, Mr. John Mullln. Mr.
W. Joseph Hubbard, Mr. Hunter, Mr.
Otla Nix. Mr. Edward Barnes,.Mr. Cot
lie Campbell. ^
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A most delightful party was given
by Matter w. T. Callahan. Jr., lit tha
home of hla parents on Chattahoochee
avenue. Bast Point, Wednesday after
noon to .• number of hto frlende.
Though only five year* old, "W. T.
Jlia own' Invitation In hto father's' of
fice, which gives him tha distinction
of being, the youngest Job printer In
Georgia.
Numerous games wart played by the
tittle folks and recitations and tonga
were the features of the afternoon.
Maater "W. T." escorted file gueete
to the dining room and all enjoyed the
dainty repast that was spread for
chlldrtn.
Fortify
the System
Against the penetrating
dampness of early spring
and In bring warmth and
cheer In tho Inner man,
drink a steaming cup of
Maxwell
House
Blend
Coffee
hi breakfast time. T*il!
aid dlgeatlon. atrenftthen
the nerves and furnish
nnap and energy for the
day's work ahead.
1
Naxwfl House
Blend Coffee
CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO.
NABHVILLE-H0U8T0N.
repeat that was apraad.for the
it. An abundance of violets were
used In connection with the unique dec
orations. Pretty souvenlra were given
to each child present. A number of
group pictures were taken.
Those present were: W. T. Callahan.
Jr., Annie Belle Callahan. Dodge Cal
lahan. Sheffield Nessmlth Malone. La
mar Orr, Jim Defoor, Jr., Chap EveretL
Jr.. Donald Mixon, Ethal Mixon. Mary
Connally, Bern!# O'Donnelly Thomp
son, Elisabeth Ramsey, Bam Ramsey,
Jr., Jamea Sheffield Thompaon, Annie
Harriett Malone, Raymond Smith.
Irene Smith, Cora Francis Johnson.
Janie Lynn Joiner, Nannie Mack
Joiner, Wynn Joiner, Jewel Harrison,
Lamar Harrison, Margarita Tillman,
Rltiabath Tillman, Marie Brown, Lewie
Bonehoo, Alice Donehoo. Carlos Hemp-
ley, Annie Jonea Humphries, Mary
Ella Bailey. Ruth Bailey, W. A. Dodge,
Jr., J. W. Lovelace, Augustus Glmeron.
Ruth Rosser. William Wesley Malone
and Jimmie Attlcut Callahan.
W. H. M. CONFERENCE.
The Woman's Home Mission confer
ence. of North Oeorgla. will meet in
Griffin from April 1 to the 7. The city
Is opened lo a' full delegation and
every auxiliary to urged to s*nd one or
more representatives. Send name of
delegates to Mn. J. a Jenkins, Orif.
fin. Go.
MEETING oTcARD CLUB.
Mra. M. D. Gear entertained her
Card Club Friday afternoon, the gueete
Including: Mrs. W. W. Cartoy. Mrs.
M. P. Martin, Mrs. Bam Methvln, Mra.
Frank Cox, Mra. H. J. Fite, Mrs.
Francta Healey. Mra. Mllles Poque.
Mrs. Langley, of California: Mrs. 8. P.
Moncrtef, Mlaa Grace Langley, of Cali
fornia; Mra. Oscar Ragland. Mn. W.
E. Carnes, Mrs. Rasher, Mra. Stahl,
Mra. Fred Voorheex.
After the garde, refreshments were
served. The prise, a while and gold
plate, waa won by Mra. Carley. Each
gueat was presented with tiny rabbits
as souvenirs.
Mrs. Calder Lawton entsrtalned th*
Short Story Club Friday at her home
In West End. The alorles read were
written by Mr*. N. T. Poole, Mr*. W
E Wlmpey and Mra. Van Dyke.
The house waa prettily decorated
with cut ffowera and during the meet
ing delicious refreshment* were
served.
The member* of the club Include Mrs.
N. T. Poole, Mr*. Robert Shapard, Mra.
W. E. Wlmpey, Mra. Van Dyke, Mrs.
t'alder Lawton, Mlaa Scully, Mlee Irene
Bcully, Mlee Brent Whiteside.
JENIFER ENTERTAINMENT.
Jenifer Hive, No. 7, L. O. T. M., en
tertained at their hall Friday nliht.
The quilt which was raffled was won
by John Evlns. The Ince curtains
were aleo won by a gentleman. The
handsome fan.was won by Mlee Cleo
Miller. The fan balng so handsome,
was eagerly sought after by every one
present. At a tot* hour State Com
mander M. F. Elkin and Brother
Newman Laeer gave good talks. Quite
a number were present. Punch and
wafers were served. Individual prises
were won by Mr*. Henlon. who won
the Indies' hrst prise; Newman Laser,
gent's ttral prise.
HOME FOR~iNCURABLES.
The board of manager* for the Homo
for Inrurables Association will meet on
Mondny afternoon at 1:10 o'clock a|
the Carnegie library.
ANNUAL MEETING OF
KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Free
Klnderrarten Association will be held
Monday, April 1. at which time re
ports of ths work of the poet year wilt
made, and plana outlined for th*
coming year.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Monday afternoon, at tha Carntglt
Library, Hie Southern Association of
College Women met. Commissioner
Merrill addressed the meeting upon
"The Feasibility of Compulsory Edu
cation From the Standpoint of School
Equipment." He showed very clearly
the .condition of schools In this slate.
Illustrating hla talk by means of pho
tograph* of various country schools.
Mrs. Way read a very Interesting re-
i-ort on "Number, Accessibility end
General Condition* of Rural White
Schools In Georgia." laying particular
emphasis upon the entail salaries paid
country school teachers.
Miss Mann's carefully prepared pa-
tier. “Negro Schools In the Rural Dis
tricts of Georgia," brought out autis
tic* comparing th* rural while and col-
ored school of the slate.
UNI VERBALIST TADIE8' MEETINO.
The monthly literary end social
meeting of the Ladles' Mission Cirri* of
the Universalis! church mil be held at
the home of Mrs. L. J. Daniel, 14 High
land avenue. Monday at 1 p. nt. The
program will consist of reeding and
song from Ihe published works of Ma
jor Charles W. Hubner. The poems
will bo rood by their author aad songs
*111 be given by Mrs.. Drum, recently
J Chicago, and by Rev. E. Dean El
len wood Alt ladtoe of the church and
t.ieir friends are cordially invited.
Satin Finish
Stick*Candy
Nunnslly’s Satin Finish Stick Candy Is superior
to that of other brands for ths reason thatitis made
of ths purest sugar and flavors. It is a specialty,
like every other product-of the Nunnally factory,
and is not a glucose production. '
A comparison of our stick candy with others will
• provB .lt 4p be absolutely pure and possessing a
tempting brittleness not found elsewhere.
Each piece it propped separately in bond paper.
Twenty-Five Cents Per Box
PERSONAL MENTION I
Mrs. John O. Perry, of Nowton, Go..
I* visiting Atlanta friends.
Mra. W. G. Obear and young son ar*
Ihe gueata of Colontl E. W. Butler, at
Madison, Ga.
Mlsa Sarah M us tin has returned to
Madison, attor a abort visit to friends
In Atlanta.
Mn. J. Glascock May* will leave In
a few days to spend a fortnight with
her slater, Mrs. Paul Fttxelmmona, at
th* Brooklyn navy yard, whore Dr.
Fltxalmmon*. of ths United Btatea
navy, to stationed at present
Mn. E. J. Walker,-of Atlanta, Ga.,
will remain in Jacksonville for several
days .With relatives, while Mr. Walker
lour* the aute.ln the interest of th*
Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis
railway, of which h* I* the southeast
ern passenger agent.—Jacksonville
(Fla.) Metropolis.
Mr*. Harry Tripod and Miss Tripod
hav* returned from Florida add ahe fit
home In Edgewood.
Mrs. E. Belli to vtottlng Mra. M. U.
Michael, at Athene.
Miss Jessie McGregor, of Athens, will
be the guest of Mlsa Roberta Zachary
during nex^ weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Burwell Pope, who hav*
epent the past year In the West, will
return to Atlanta In April.
Mr. W. A. Hansell has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Granger, In Carteravlll*.
Mr. MUIer H. Qllreath, who has been
In eouth Georgia- on a business trip
for the past two week*, will spend
Sunday In th* city.
Mr. and Mra. Sayre Calhoun have
returned from a visit to Cartaravtlle.
Mr. J. Glascock Mays (pent Saturday
In Atlanta, raturnlng to the State Uni
versity, on Bunday.
Mlsa Kata Mackubln will not go to
Charleston next week, as she had In
tended, having changed her plana on
arcount of the warm weather.
Mlee Grace Landrum, who has been
spending several weeks In Daytona,
Fla., will be the guoat next week of her
slater, Mrs. Frank Watklne, In Dublin.
Mlsa Sara Sima has feturned to her
home at Benola, after a visit to At
lanta friends.
Mrs. W. W. Stark has returned to
her home at Commerce, after a short
•lay In Atlanta.
Miss Virginia Price spent several
days this week with the Misses Carr at
Covington.
ately
attending school at Lucy Cobb, to the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charlea
Galely.
Miss Anne Getty Is, the gueat for a
few day* of Mra. John Hill.,
Mrs. Theodor* Blrney and Mrs. H. A.
McClellan are with Mn. G. R. Stocker
on West Peachtree street,
Mrs. M. P. Broughton and Miss An
toinette Broughton, of Madison, ar* at
the Piedmont for a few days.
Mr. Eugone Haynes and .Mr. Hugh
Atkins returned Friday from an ex
tended automobile trip through South
Georgia. They visited Amertcue. Mon-
texume, Beuna Vleta, Macon and other
cities.
R. L Van Meter, of Islington,
Ky.. le visiting Dr. and Mra. W. VV.
Laadrum.
Miss Maud* Tlttmhn. of Commerce,
Qa. Is the guest of Mlee Louies Built -
van.
The friends of Mr. Charles Godfrey
will be glad to know that he la re
covering from hto recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
children. Mra. Joseph Emerson Brown.
Mlee Willi* Russell Law. Mr. and Mrs.
opine Campbell and children will leave
Daytona. Fla., next Tueeday and will
spend a few day* In Si. Augustine be
fore returning to Atlanta.
Mr. and Mn. Ruasell Hopkins and
Mra. J. R H. pWln« will leave early
next week lo Join Dr, and Mra. J. J.
Lawrence, In Florida.
Mra. J. T. Dairy to expected home
Monday from a vtelt of several weeks
to relatives at' Macon.
Mr. and Mra. John Kiser leave soon
. for a trip to California.
A W. Hill and Mr*. John
Rommell will loav* In a few days for
»fifi*tj Mtoe Mary Wlllli Lltlle, In
West Point, Ga.
,.**ra. W. E. Wltmerdlng and little
Mlaa Carolina WUmerdlng will return
Tuesday from • visit to relative, m
Texas.
Mr. and Ur*. Willis Dobbs have re
turned from Tampa, Fla.
_ Mra. *D. B. Gray spent Friday In
Rome, returning to Atlanta Saturday
morning. ,
Little Miss Olive Gravel arrived on
Tuesday at the home of her parent.-.
Mr. and Mrs. Tall ay Gravea, on Nunn
avenue.
' Mias Kathleen Brown. who has been
visiting Mrs. George Brooks at Car-
teravllle, baa returned.
Mrs. P. S. Shell man has returned
from a abort visit to Carteravllle.
Mrs. Henry B. dlitto to III at his
home, on Baltimore place.
t'Qolongl James' H.
turned to New York.
TT Branch h*4 ’re-
Miss Daley Cater, of Forsyth, will
arrive In Atlanta Saturday evening to
be ths guest of Mrs. William F. Jones.
- -Miss Julia Howell, who has been III
al school In New Turk, fax* recovered
and *111 arrive In Atlanta Sunday.
Mrs Virgil Perryman *111 have ne
XLTy»is:n>fficwsi 1,11
Mrs. Martha Glelow to In the city
from a very delightful tour of th-
Florida aaat coast, where she gave
several very popular recital* end talk-,
and rwcaived much encouragement in
her work for the education of the poor
whites In ths South. Mrs. Glelow t-
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Gardner Wee I
today, and It la hoped that this win-
some little tody will again favor .1
Jacksonville audience before leaving
for her home at Washington, V. (..—
Jacksonville (Fla.) Metropolis.
BRILLIANT ( COnFeRT8 roart i
On tha afternoon nnd evening of
April II, at tha homa of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Pappenhelmar, on Ponce DeLeon
avenue, delightful mualcal programs
will be brilliantly rendered for the ben.
efit of the Free Kindergarten Assocln-
tlon. The gifted mualclane who will
take Dart are:
Singers—Mlee Grace Lee Brown, Min
Mary Carson, Mlaa Luclle Dennl*.
Laura Celesta Gilbert. Mis. Lanors
Hardman. Mra. Bradley Howard. Ml”
Annie May toon. Mlee Harriet Mllle'lf*'.
Miss Leonora Owsley. Mrs. C. o.
Man, Mra. D. W. Webb. Messrs, 'u--
tIs Anderson. Frank Cundell. " "
Latimer. W. F. Martin. Otis Mr, M-
Werne
E. Bartholomew
and Mr. Paul Thomson.
Pianist—Mr. C. W. Dleckmann.
Violinist—Mlaa Anna E. Hunt
•cellist—Mr. Oscar Pappenhelmrr.
Director—Mr. Joseph Macleen.
DR. FRENCH TO t SPEAK an , sc
Mra. Alfred TruttL chairman,of lb*
lecture commutes of th* Woman
has secured an aapeclally tnte-reitin*
lecture for Monday afternoon *i '"'
club rooms. On this occaalon pr. J f
French, , pastor of th* Ftret Me hodM
church, will tpaak on "T h *-?f ,1 ?.i)r
Power of a Great Ideal." This '»
French's first address before a Gc" r *'J
audience, afid thoee who have had the
Drivlltft of hearing him prea* h _
anticipating hla talk with tho kernel
Pl Mtoa P Bdnh Noyie*, tha dlatlegi'l-li^
reader and Impersonator from Boi
will b* guest of honor at the W°m*n
Club Monday afternoon, andthemr'*
ben In attendance fi».«hfit «**• “!
will have th* opportunity of meeting
this charming andglftcd woman. ~
meeting wtllbegln at 1:11 ocloik.
Colonel Robert J. Lowry c...- -
at a coaching party Saturday ** ,rI T -/
In honor of -Sl Vlngtl 8. Glbnf.
New Trfth.
CHILDREN
'Teething
Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrap
of tM
Twenty-five Cmt* a Bn» ,le .
Guaranteed under the Pur'
