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TJIJ-; ATLANTA (JKOHCMAX AND XIAN'S A CRKAM O uaraateed to remove Fret kirn, Pimp Jen. Liver-Spot*, Tan, Sal lowness, etc., In 10 to 20 daya, SOc. and St 00 hv drugs! m. MRS. LITTLE'8 TEA. Mrs. John Little will entertain at an afternoon tea Saturday In compliment to Miss Ann Clanton Phlnlxy, of Au gusta. and her guest, Miss Joyce, of Boston. informalTdinner. Mr. W. E. Chapin had a few friends to dinner Thursday evening, those present being: Miss Lora Chapin, Jen nle English. Nannie Xlcolson, Con stance Knowles. Messrs. Brutus Clay, Richard Palmer and I’lrlc Atkinson. After dinner bridge was played. TO MR. AND MR8. ROBINSON, Mr. and Mrs. Boykin Robinson, who leave Sunday to make their home In New York, will be the guests of honor at a dinner Saturday evening to be given by Mr. and Mrs. George Dexter. TO MR. ANdTmRS. LITTLE. Mr. and Mrs. John Little will be the guests of honor at the buffet supper which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Paine wjll give Friday evening at their home, on Linden street. COLONEL AND MRS. WIMBI8H TO GIVE LARGE RECEPTION. On the evening of May 1 Colonel and Mrs. W. A. Wlmblsh will entertain at a ,brilliant reception at their beautiful naw home, on Peachtree road. COMPLIMENTARY TO MRS. QEO. M. CHAPIN. Mrs. J. If. Douglass, of Jacksonville, gave a muslcale tea on Wednesday aft ernoon from 4 to *5 o'clock In compli ment to Mrs. George M. Chapin, of At lanta. who Is the guest of her slster-ln- law, Mrs. Courtland Buckman, at Jack sonville. (During the reception hours Mrs. Chapin consented to sing, her charming voice being greatly enjoyed by her old Jacksonville friends. Othera who con tributed to the excellent amateur music during the afternoon were Mrs. T. P. Orchard. Miss Minnie Clarke, Mrs.! Mbntgomery Corse and Miss Ruth Up- i son. pianists: Mrs. George Richards, I Mrs. Arthur Perry, Mrs. Wlrkes Warn- boldt and Mrs. Douglass, vocalists. Nr. Howard Matthews te Wed Niss Bessie Scolt Chandler Mr. Llmllen I). Scott announce, the engagement of hi. .liter, Beula Scott-Chandler, to Mr. Howard Matthew., the wedding to take place early In June, day, April 12, at 3:20 o’clock. The monthly bu.lne.. meeting will be held at the .ame time and the ladle, are requested tp be prompt In attendance. The devotional exercl.ee will be led by Mr*. J. W. Thoniae, of the Wesley Memorial church, and by Mr., Rodgers, wife of the state secretary. Rev. Julian Rodger., will give a talk on some of the feature, of the Young Men’s (Christian Association work and what the co-operation of women mean, to the work of the Young Men’s f’hrl.tlun Association. The social hour will be given over .to a short musical program and to the Introduction of new mem bers. Refreshments will be served. All la dles Interested In the association will be cordially welcomed. t EPPS-BECKER. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Charles Becker have Issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Clara Vir ginia, to Mr. Frank Rashlel Epps, on the evening of Tuesday, April 23, at ( o’clock, at Park Place Methodlat Episcopal church, Richmond Vu. After May 16 the young couple will tie at home at 104 North I.lnden street, Rich mond, Va. CAKE AND BREAD SALE. The Young I-adles’ Aid Society of the First Christian church will hold their regular Saturday sale of home made cakes, brown bread, etr„ at 1 r )S Peachtree street, for the benefit of the organ fund. MURPHEYPLANT. St. Pauls Episcopal chuipli at Macon was beautifully decorated on Wednes day afternoon for the marriage of Miss Fannie Ross Plant and Mr. Julius Clay Murphey. Only the families and a few Intimate friends were present to wit- ness the ceremony. The church was decorated with ami- lax and palms, white roses and Easter lilies. Around the chancel rail tho southern snillax was wreathed and the palms bunked and vases tilled with the long-stemmed roses wt-re artistically placed and many Easter lilies were used, while the chandeliers were twined with amllHX. Promptly at r. o’clock the ushers en tered. Mr. Eden Taylor, Jr., and Mr. Harold Murphey, Mr. Lawrence Hunt and Mr. Hugh Kilpatrick, and preced ing the bridal party were two charming little boys, each with a dainty dower girl, who carried armfula of en chantress carnations. The bride entered with her brother- in-law. Mr. Wallace McCaw, who gave her away. Mr. Gray Coleman acted aa best man. nnd the ceremony was per formed by Rev. John M. Northrup, the rector of 8t. Pauls. Mrs. Murphey since her debut two years ago has been one of the most popular young women In aoclety. Mr. Murphey, who Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tlmddeui Murphey. Is u line young business man and n popular member of the Macon cluba and the city’s social life, Mr. and Mrs. Murphey left for a two weeks’ wedding trip through the East, nnd will return home un the 24th, lust in time for the marriage of Miss Wal dron Roberts and Mr. Robert llaxtl- hurst Plant, Jr., which will occur that evening. AUXILIARY RECEPTION. The I oldies’ Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association will give MRS. OTTLEY TO LECTURE. On Baturday evening In the Normal School auditorium at Athens Mrs. John K. Ottlcy will lecture on "The Master Key.” BROACH.FLEEMAN. On Wednesday evening, April 10. at the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Nettle L. Fireman, at Athens, Miss Berta Fleeman was married to Mr. Mercer Broach, of Greenville, 8. t\ Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Broaeli left for Asheville, N. o., where their honeymoon will he spent. LANGFORD-REYNOLDS. Tuesday evening In Ur. W. W. Lan drum's study, at the First Baptist church. Miss Louise Langford und Mr. Jnok Reynolds were married In tho prosence of a few Intimate friends. The young people are exeeedlngly popular and the announcement of their mar riage wilt Interest a large circle of friends. RUMMAGE SALE. The ladles of Moore Memorial church are conducting a rummage sale at ISil Marietta street, and would be glad to receive contributions for the sale. Call llell 'phone 2132 J. CHRI8TI AN*-WILSON. Thursday afternoon at the resident of Dr. A. K. llolderby. on Lurkie street, Mrs. Thomas C. Christian was quietly married to Mr. Virgil Wilson. DANCE AT SEGAOLO’S. The younger eet will enjoy an In formal dance at Begadlo's hall Friday evening. The chaperons will Include: Mr. and Mre. Carroll Payne, Judge und Mrs. Nash Broyles, Mr. anil Mrs. Lu cian J. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Maddox, Jr. EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING. The Epworth Leagues of Atluntu will Mark Methodist church Friday night, April 12, from * to 11 o'clock. The membeip of St. Mark congregation and Sunday school nnd all Epworth Leagues in the city are cordially Invited to be present.’ Mr. James W. Austin will deliver the address of welcome and the follow ing program will be rendered: Violin Solo—Professor BarnbardL Recitation—Miss Harwell. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Annie Mays Dow. "The Missionary Opportunities of the Lengue In Atlanta.” Business session. Refreshments. The reception committee Is as fol lows: Miss Beaufort Matthews, chair man: Misses Lillian Logan, Annie Grif fin, Lee Helk, Ella Dyke, Mary Helen Moody, Marguerite Porter, Dr. B. R. Helk, Messrs. W. H. Wltham. B. F. Boy kin. Hal Furlow, James L. Logan. J. L. Neill, W. W. Wallace, Norwood Griffin and Fred H. Houser. reception to the new members Frl- meet In the Sunday school room of St. Self Poisoned Can it bo that I am self poisoned by constipation? I have taken every drug that I ever saw advertised and I am worse instead of better. Get well without druge. Drink pure water, breathe pure air and eat pure food. DR. PRICE’S WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD it jnst as represented; made from tho whole grain-of the wheat with celery;—so prepared that it will not cause indigestion; will support the whole body and keep the bowels regular. Palatable— Nutritious—Easy of Dldestloa end Ready to Eat Cube lined hot. Pit Is i hot chs tor I f«» nIsstMS of coot Is tail* milk. i (Oc a package " All Grocers package TO MRS. IRA PORTER. Mrs. Ira Porter, the guest of Mrs. Lucian York, was complimented with u domino party Friday morning by Mrs. W. A. Byers at her home In West End. Mrs. Byer’s home was decorated profusely with snowballs and splrea, the olor scheme of white and green predominating In the refreshments served and In their pretty details of the entertainment. At the’ conclusion of several games of dominoes, delicious salad am! Ice courses were served. Mrs. Byers received her guests In a becoming gown of blue just cloth, lace trimmed. Mrs. Porter, the guest of honor, was handsomely gowned In brown silk voile, made over taffeta, and trimmed with lace applique. Mrs. 1 clan York’s becoming gown was of Meek lace made princess. Punch was served by Misses Adeline llelfner and Hattie Lee Angler, Miss Helfncr wearing a gown of blue crepe de chine and Miss Angler r~ gowned In white and blue t S *Those- Invited were: Mrs. Ira Por ter, of Onmhu: Mrs. Lucian York. Mrs, Hod get ts. Mrs. Davies. Mrs. \\. A. Foster Mrs. Tom Stokes. Mrs. Jonn F. Purser. Mrs. W. K. Foster, Mrs. Marshall Eckford. Mrs. W. B. Dlzbro, Mis. A. It. Ootcord, Mrs. Morton Smith. Mrs. T. C. Longlno, Mrs. K. M. Young, Mrs W. (\ Humphries, Mrs. A. Me- Han, Mrs. George Ramey. Mrs. St. Elmo Massengale, Mrs. M. A. Sm th, Mrs. Woodworth. Mrs. Matthew^ Airs. It F. turner. Mrs. L. Z. Ruff, Mrs. John Simpson. Mrs. 8. T. MoretL Mre. Lm- mett Collier, Mrs. \\. I. McClelland, Mrs Weathers. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Leon WalkerTlr«. E. W. Beay. Mrs. William McCarthy, Mrs. John Thrasher, of Do- thin! AhV: Mrs. F. P. llelfner. M as Nulla Bacon. Miss Nan Stephens, Mira Nielli llelfner. Miss Adeline llelfner. Miss Harriet Lee Angler. KINDERGARTEN CONCERT8. The programs arranged for the con certs to he given Saturdny afternoon and evening for the benefit of the Free Kmlergurten Association, at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Oscar Pappenheimer, are of unusual excellence. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Pappen- helmer us Is well known Is the favorite meeting place of the musicians of At lanta. The chorus for the concerts Is remarkable, being composed of singers who are soloists In church choirs of the city, und nre accomplished musi cians, who have consented to sing for the benefit of the kindergarten liables III the dioras work. In tile afternoon the chorus will be composed of so pranos und altos. TO MRS. STANLEY. Mrs. Robert Stanley, of Columbus, vas guest of honor Friday arternoon at i pretty euchre party, given by her sister, Mrs. Dayton llale, Jr., at her home on Capitol avenue. .Mrs. Hale’s home was prettily deco rated with spring flowers, and at the conclusion of the game a delicious salmi course was served. Mrs. Hale was an attractive hostess In a gown of tan silk, fashioned with lace. Mrs. Stanley wore a beautiful lin gerie gown of mull and lace, made ver a silk foundation. Tho guests were: Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Phil Green, Mrs. Hudgins. Mrs. Will Hope, Mrs. Ilurton Lewis, Mrs. DeWttt DeLnmater. Mrs. Joseph Regensteln, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Robert Evans, Mrs. Awl. Mrs. Charles Matthews. Mrs. Rosenla-rg. Mrs. Robert Marlon, Mrs. John T. Tucker. Mrs. Fred Hagen, Mrs. Oscar Colvin, Miss Pearl Fowler. Miss Ethel Hope and Miss Willie May Har rlson. ELLETT-BENSON. The marriage of Mrs. Addle Cole Benson, of Nashville, and the Hon, H. Ellett, of Richmond. Va.. was brll llantly solemnized at 5 o'clock Wednes day afternoon by Bishop C. C. Hoss. the home of the bride's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cummins, at Nash vine. Rev. W. B. Taylor, pastor’of Me Kendrce church, assisted. Mr. Ellett Is prominent In the Baptist church Virginia, and two leading Baptist min Isters, Dr. J. M. Frost and Dr. Lansing Burrows, stood by and led the respo:: alve parts of the service. Mrs. Benson and Mr. Ellett walked unattended to the altar, through an aisle of ribbons held by Messrs. Ed ward Donnell and Ossie J. Walsh, musical program preceded and followed the ceremony, and “Hearts and Flow era” was played by the Italian orchestra while It proceeded. Mre. Benson's'sister. Mrs. Walkc. Edwards, stood near her during the ceremony. The bride’s toilet was of pearl-col ored chiffon satin, inserted with panels of Irish point and finished on the cor sage with medallions of point lace an bands of silver embroidery. The gow was braided in a design of tiny tucli. and fitted exquisitely. Her hat of white chip, wreathed with white roses and caught with a bow of apricot silk and velvet, was very becoming. She car rled a white prayer book, with a show- er of lilies of the valley, and her only ornament was a boivknot of diamonds, given by Mr. Ellett. The guests, assembling In smart aft ernoon toilets, were received by Air. and Mrs. Cummins, assisted by Miss Shirley Cummins, Mrs. Walker Ed- wards. Air. and Airs. Edmund Benson, Mrs. John A. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Wat Crockett. Among the guests were the venerable Mrs. W. A. Benson and Airs. Marla F. Gaines, mother of Hon. John Wesley Gaines. The musical program, directed by Afrs. Aline It. Blondner, was a charm Ing feature. Following the ceremony, refresh ments In two courses were served. Air. and Airs. Ellett being seated at a bridal table with Bishop Hoss, Airs. Edwards and Airs. Bell, Miss Fllppcn and Miss Cummins, Air. and Airs. Edmund Ben son, Mr. and Mrs. Wat Crockett and Air. Atontague. The centerpiece was a heart of white carnations, lilies of the valley and ferns. It was beneath -i canopy of asparagus ferns falling from the chandelier, and was surrounded by white candles, and silver bowls filled with green nnd white confections. Vases of splrea and white lilies were about the room and the whole huusi. was elaborately decorated, the drawing room In white with lilies, the music room with American beauties and red carnations, and the hall with pink car nations. In un upper room handsome pres etits were displayed, those from the near relatives having a separate table. Mr. and Airs. Ellett left on the even ing train for Hot Springs, Va., where they will be at the New Homestead Hotel for several weeks, and later in the summer, after the Confederate re union In Richmond, they have ar ranged to take a trip through Yellow stone Park. Their home at_807 Frank lin, Is a stately, handsome old resi dence. Airs. Elletts traveling gown was a dark blue and green etamlne. trimmed with braided green velvet. Her hat was a small dark straw. Afrs. Ellett Is the daughter of the late Colonel E. W. Cole, of Nashville. Air. Ellett Is of English descent and a native of King William county, Vir ginia. He 1s prominent In the political, social and philanthropic life of Rich mond, where his nBme Is Identified with all the progressive developments of the place. TO MISS BALLARD. pleasant event of Friday after noon was the vard party and linen shower at which Miss Lucy Buchanan entertained In compliment to Miss Aileen Ballard, whose marriage to Mr. Charles Marshall will take place on the 18th of this month. The list of guests Included: Miss Bessie Dobbs, Miss Edith Duncan, Miss Felice Bioodworth, Miss Mary Jim Dunlap. Miss Huth Blodgett Miss Mary Baron. Miss Kate Banks, Miss Alice Ormond, Miss Forrest Kenner, Miss Dora Snyder. Miss Daisy Adams, Miss Dorothy Breltenbucher. Miss Ju lia Goode, Miss Luclle Kiser, Miss Hen rietta Dull. Miss Margaret Kotomon, Miss Ollte May Osborn. Miss Margaret Porter, Miss Nellie Ballard, Miss Eliza- beth Sllvey, Mrs. M. J. Hayes. The card prize* were a gold pin and pair of silk hose. The bride-elect was presented with a basket, tied with pink tulle nnd Ailed with pieces of _ _ ^ hand-made lingerie. During the nft- Afiqsid preparation for fast, nrrfc.arms aod hands. Make* the skin likcyou want it. Does it Inatno I emoon delicious refreshments were ■Kut. Kot stithy or greasy. It s harmless.clean, rrfmhing Can’t lie delected. I’witmor.iing.nunn * served. and Oiftol.Wmttr, Spring, ttomaicr.FaU. Sampkl-KCL. Ly unMl^ Co. «*£ Fifth St. Brooklyn, K.Y. j Miss Buchanan and Miss Ballard were both gowned In white voile. BEAUTIFUL WEDDING PRESENTS. Our reputation as masters In our craft adds to the appreciation and pleasure of both receiver and giver. Tile reasonableness of our prices Is also a portion of the giver’s satisfaction. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. JEWELERS AND IMPORTER S. 37 WHITEHALL ST. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, IN HONOR MRS. CLARKE. Airs. Clarke Conklin entertained at a delightful bridge party Friday after noon In compliment to Airs. C. J. T. Clarke, of Alacon, the guest of Airs. Mitchell Horner. After the game a delicious luncheon was served and the occasion was most enjoyable. Airs. Conklin received her guests In becoming toilette of white batiste fashioned with Valenciennes lace. Airs. Clarke was gowned In lavender silk trimmed with Irish lace. Her hnt of lavender was trimmed with plumes. Airs. Horner wore a toilette of black and white and a hat of black trimmed with black plumes. WILSON-TdAHAFFEY. Air. and Airs. J. A. B. Atahaffey, of Jefferson, Ga., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Fannie Lou, to Air. James Lamar Wilson, of Wood- vl lie. The marriage will take place at high noon, Wednesday, April 24th, at the home of the bride. the state In.search of health- several hundred dollars the equipment could be purchased which would enable the physicians In charge to give the necessary attention to all the little charity patients who are brought to the hospital. Prominent physicians here are giving generously of their serv ices to the little cripples, and In the supplying of more adequate equip ment there are further opportunities for those who desire to bring happiness Into the lives of these suffering little ones. For the benefit of the cripple ward the young ladles of the North Avenue Presbyterian church will hold a bonnet sale Saturday at the home of Mrs. Arnold Broyles, 1(6 'Juniper street. There will be on sale a varied and beautiful assortment of lingerie hats, caps, bonnets, and dainty garments for children of from 1 to 0 years age. The pretty things haVe been made with an eye to the practical also, and mothers will find at the sale the garments and bonnets that are Indls pensable to the summer wardrobe of the child. The sale will op,n at 10 lock Saturday morning and will con tinue throughout the day. The pat ronage of those who wish to help the cripple ward Is desired. Afrs. J. K. Ottley Is the guest of Miss Emily Harrison, at Athens. Among the prominent Georgia wom en who attended the educational con ference at Plnehurst were Airs. M. A. Lipscomb, Atlss Rosa Woodbury and Atlss Celeste Parrish, of Athens. Colonel and Alrs. E. A. Young were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. El- lenwood Thursday en route from Day tona, Fla., to their home In Chicago. Mrs. Charles O. Sheridan will leave Monday to Join her daughter, who Is studying In Paris. She will return to this country In October, to fill a large number of concert engagements al ready made for her for the cpmlng winter. Miss Elisabeth Adair, of Atlanta, was one of the most admired of the out-of- town guests at the marriage of Miss Plant and Air. Alurphey which took place Wednesday evening at Macon. AIlss Ellse Lipscomb, of Nashville, who comes to Atlanta in June to vlelt Mlss | Blanche Caraon, returned to her home a few days ago from a three weeks’ stay In Biloxi, AIlss., and New Orleans. She was given during gcr stay In the latter city a beautiful luncheon at a historic old home In the .’rescent City, where Lout* Philippe was entertained during his stay In that city. AIlss Angele Pouche was hostess of the pretty affair. En route to Nash ville Miss Lipscomb, accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs. George S. Kin ney, spent several days In Atlunta, and she was also charmingly entertained there. She returned home for the Girls’ Cotillion Club dance at the Dun can Hotel a few evenings ago. Mrs. Irvin Walker has returned Newnan, after a visit to relatives In Atlunta. Airs. Alike Powell, after a visit to Airs. Arnold Broyles, has returned to her home, at Xewnun. AIlss Juanita Tyler has Issued Invl tatlons to a card party for April 19th at 4 o'clock in honor of Alias Adelaide Allen und her guests. Misses Kentz, Quintan und Boswell. “Saturday Special* * Maple Pecanelles Thirty Nine Cents Per Pound Pure Vermont maple sugar; fresh Texas pecan halves. Nothing else! Just enough nuts to add a zest to a fla vor already unusual; just enough maple su gar to sweeten to an exact degree. An unusual combination which to the refined taste will prove a relish of great delight. Da »i Ca W Whitehall Street Ketail Stores: 28 Marietta Street. Mrs. W. L. Peel left Friday for Washington, where she goes as a del egate to the D. A. R. convention. Mrs. Porter King Is among the prom inent Atlanta women now In Washing ton City In attendance on national con vention of the D. A. R. HUNT-BROWN. Air. and Mrs. Eber Brown announce the marriage of their daughter, Alnr- garet, to Air. Henry Clarke Hunt, on Wednesday evening, April 10. Rev. Walker Lewis performed the cere mony. which was witnessed by mem bers of the Immediate families. CELEBRATION AT COX COLLEGE. Thursday morning the Juniors had charge of the literary exercises at Cox College, College Park. The Latin class chanted several lloratlan metres, and there were excellent papers contributed by the young ladles. The following was the program rendered: President’s Welcome— Atlss Carolyn Willingham. Paper. "A Shopping Expedition to the City"—Alls* Nellie Gordon Bassett, lloratlan ode, "To a Fountain”—Sung by the class. Paper, “Meats ana Mails’’—Atlss Franc Burch Carlton. - Reading, "A Kindergarten Christ mas”—Alias Lillian Jewell. Song, "The Haunt of the Witches’’— fneselman; AIlss Julia Purser. Paper. “Recreation Night nt Cox Col lege"—Miss Nannie Sue Bell. lloratlan odes, (a) "To Detllus;” (b) To Lydia”—Sung by the class. Pais'r. “Toast to the Seniors”—Miss Ruth Muyallen Reynolds. Class song. FOR THE CRIPPLE WARD. No charity now before the Atlanta public makes a more poignant appeal than the ward for crippled children at the Presbyterian hospital. It Is a de plorable fact that the equipment In this department Is Inadequate both to the number anti to the needs of the little Tippled children who come not only Irom Atlanta, but from all parts of. Airs. Lott Warren Is visiting In Al bany. , Mr. J. C. Lusk has returned from Jacksonville, Fla. AIlss Nannie Nlcolson will entertain the Tuesday Bridge Club next week. Afrs. William Roberts, of Columbia, Is the guest of Mrs. Laura J Pope. Dr. J. D. Cramer has returned from South Carolina. Air. Andrew Allgood has returned to his home, In New York. Airs. At. C. Russell has returned from Augusta. Miss Elizabeth Galvin, of Augusta, the guest of Airs. P. J, Bloomfield. Dr. and Airs. Joseph Broughton an nounce the birth nf a little daughter, whom they have named Frances Bris coe. Mr. Eugene V. Haynes returned on Thursday from Athens In his Franklin automobile, bringing with him Miss I .aura Hill Pnyne, AIlss Anne Phlnlsy and Mr. and Airs. Jack Stewart. Mr. nnd Airs. D. B. Osborne hav taken possession of their nt*w home recently purchased at No. 811 Pied mont avenue. Air. Fitzgerald King has returned from Atlanta. Ga„ where he has spent the past several months. Mr. King Is a great social favorite, and Is warmly welcomed back In Jacksoncllle.—Jack sonville (Fla.) Atctropolls. for some time at St. Josephs Infirmary, has been moved to her home, on Peach tree. PARASOLS MADE to match tlreuses and re-covered In nil colors of silk. Paul Burkert, No. 1 Viaduct Place. ••• THOMASVILLE. Mrs. Alice D. TIefer. of Isoulsvllle, Kr. who has been the guest of Mrs. J. \\. Byrd and Mra. Lee Drown, has returned home. AIlss Camilla Stevens, of Valdosta, Is the guest of Miss Edwrlna Mollette. Mrs. Mnrtbn J. Clifton left Friday for Marietta to spend the summer. Rev. &. Is. McCarty Is visiting In Tails* haasec. Airs. Robert Timmons hn< returned from aa extended visit to Rome and Atlanta. Air. and Mrs. J. L, Beverly have returned from Baltimore. Air. Robert Pardee spent Sunday In Val- dosta. Airs. L I. Fitzpatrick,, who has been the attractive guest during ^he winter mouths of Mrs. John F. Iat mb '•'""■•‘i to her home In Alarilsou, AIlss Caroline Williams Is visiting In Ma con. Airs. Lillian Finn leaves next week for Mnrlettn to spend the summer. AIlss Kthel Kelly, of Atlanta, who lias been the attractive guest of her aunt. Airs. K. Jd. Huilth, leaves for her home Satur day morning. Mrs. Henry Phillips and little daugh ter leave this week for a visit to rela tives In Washington, Ga. Mias Nellie Howell, who has been 111 CHILDR^M ■TeETHINq , Mrs. Winslow's S&fBWSSLte Soothing Syrup tioflft WnimTEKTItlNQ WtTH i MHy‘‘!.T ) HU«N Messrs. Jam IHIIon. Alex Turnbull nnd Calvin Carroll have returned from n fish ing trip to the lake. AIlss Jnnle I In word, of 4 Danville, Va., U the guest of Miss Louise Hayes. Airs. AleFnrlund ' Williams hns returned from an extended visit to Owensboro, Ky. Airs. J. H. Williams, of Alacon, Is the guest of Airs. J. It. Jennlson. Robert Alnsscy, of Albany, spent Sunday In the city. Air. anti Mrs. Hsmiiel Green, of AID- wnukee. who spent the winter In Thomna- vllle. returned Saturday to their Northern home. whiteTplains. Quite a delightful event of Inst was i»n Ice cream supper given by the teachers nnd pupils or Dawson Institute The proceeds will lie used for tho Im proveineut of the school building. Charlie Demi Is spending a few days with friends nt Hiloam, Gu. Miss Josle Cook, of Alonroe, Ga., wns the guest of Air. uud Mrs. J. J. Cook during the past week. Airs. W. C. Dnrldson and daughter. Miss Adn Clare, nre visiting relatives nt Au- giiHtn for a few days. Miss Ethel Webb spent a few days of Inst week nt Greensboro. Go. Miss Lein Jernlgun was at Greensboro last week. Nenl Gorham, of Watklnsvllle, la visit ing his parents here. w. - Davidson retnrned Alonday from fc’OR DIAHRHtEA. by druggists la ..try part of tbs Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guaranteed under the Pure Fcod and Drug act. June 30. 1900 Serial o»im- ner 109k. Augusta. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. The concert Thursday evening by MadAine Sembrleh, Mr. Van Hoose and Mr. LaForge was quite the most Im portant event In the social, an well aa the musical, world. Madatne Sembrleh was greeted by a large, cultured audi ence. A number of dinner parties were given at the Southern Club after the concert. . The marriage of Miss Theresa Mush- at. youngest daughter of Mrs. Cynthia Mu shat, and Dr. Robert Dawson was solemnised at the home of the bride Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. The bride entered with her brother-in-law, Mr. D. H. Marbury, anil wore an ex quisite gown of white mouseline and bridal veil of tulle. Dr. and Mrs. Daw- eon left on the noon train for a trip West, and upon their return will be at home with Mrs. Mushat. Air. and Airs. N. W. Trimble an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter. Mary Erwin, to Dr. Howard James Short, the marriage to take place at the Trimble home April 25. AIlss Beatrice Bryan entertained at a luncheon nt the Country' Club Thurs day In compliment to Atlss Trimble, one of the season's prospective brides, nnd the latter's guest. Miss Sarah Phe lan. of New York. Dr. and Airs. J. H. Phillips were the Mrs. Rhett Goode. Miss Gwendolyn Canfield, who lias been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wood- son for the winter, will return shortly to her home In Toronto. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Snow' and Mrs. Owen Brown have' gone to Pensacola. Mrs. N. W. Trimble and Miss Jennie Trimble have returned from an exten sive visit to New ’ York and Atlantic City. Mrs. Samuel Ledbetter will entertain at cards Thursday afternoon. April 11, In honor of her cousin, Miss Alary Long. Mrs. B. G. Copeland and little daugh ters have returned from Florida, where they were the guesta of Mrs. Copeland’s brother. Dr. Hammond Turner. Dr. Turner expects to return to Birming ham some time In May. Mrs. J. C. Maben nnd Miss Bettle Maben have returned from New’ York. Mrs. R. D. Burnett, w’ho has been visiting her son in Florida, has re turned home. Mrs. W. S. Brown has gone to Cali fornio, w’here she will remain for sev eral months. She will be Joined later by Mr. Brown and their daughter, Mrs. Henry Fowlkes. Mrs. pan Holt Smith entertained the Little Jokers ut the Country Club Thursday afternoon. Airs. J B. Waterman and Mrs. C. A. Mohr, of. Mobile, are the guests of Colonel and Mrs. T. G. Bush. Mrs. B. Fallon and Miss Alice Fallon have returned from an extended visit to r? ,al ! ve * and friends In Montana. Miss Luclle Gaston will entertain on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o’clock , ”?. no £ °* lhe members of the Van derbilt Glee Club, which will be heard here Saturday evening. Miss Gaston will be assisted In receiving by a num ber of her friends. CLEVELAND. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. and Gordon Ken- nlwer, of Birmingham, have been In town for a few days. Miss Katie May Huff Is the guest of Miss. Nell Kenniwer. Colonel and Mrs. I. L. Oakes, of Law- rencevllle, have been In tow’n this week. Hon. T. M. Bell and wife, of Gaines ville, are the guests of Mr. and Mr* H. A. Jarrard. Mr. Charles Kenniwer, of Atlanta, is In town. Mr. Harry Jarrard, of Atlanta, has spent a week with home folks here. Professor Frank Turner returned from south Georgia a few' days ago. Dr. Kenniwer, of 43!sht>p, has return ed to his home. Miss Nannie and Miss Lillie Glover were the guests of Mrs. Afance Henley Alonday. Air. Charles M. Courtenay, of North Carolina, spent the week In town. jene Head, of’Atlanta. Allas l.t I la CampMI, of Atlantn. arrival In tbe city Is at Friday, nnd Is visiting her ■‘■ter,'Mias Pearl Campbell. Mrs. K. R. Meadows. The rendition of ‘The Clansman’’ at the opera bouac Friday night drew out a g«H»d crow'll of the theatergoers. Rlahop W. A. Cnuiller vrna In the Htr Huuday to lend In the dedicatory exercise* of tbe elegant new Methodist Bplscoiwil church. Owen Perry, of h’avnnnnh. Is visiting hi* parents. Air. nnd Airs. \V. O. Perty. Air. Bartlett, In the city. Jack Powell. night hi the city. I'h.I.litU IL’.I ... I nl tfainniinh, is visiting New nan, spent 8un'! «y Charles Ward, of Kniorv College. !* vis iting his mother. Mrs. Alollle Ward. Airs. A. K. Snead entertained tbe Lmll*** Aid Society Alonday afternoon. Airs. 4, c. Bass entertained the Willing Workers Tuesday nftfriioon. Air*. K. AI. Ilttss will entertain at dem - Hoes Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Uihio will entertain the I.P- mry Musical Club Thursday aflerm hisinp o’l *■ nir I ' ,r Mrs. Edgar Harmon and Als- guests of honor at a dinner given Hat- 1 tub- 4e*>le u.d aHn-m Blalock left hd* urday evening In Mobile by Dr. and week lor a trip to California. J