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Tms ATIjAJNTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. HATL'HDAY, SOUTHERN SOCIETY CARLTON. Ulu Janie Deadwylcr hag returned from e vi.lt to her sister. Mrs. Ed ward Callaway, of Wilkes, county. professor Merchant, of Comer, vlsit- ,d Carlton last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner, of Athens, visited relatives last Sunday in Carl- t0 jiiss Maude Rhodes went down to Atlanta Saturday, returning Sunday. Mrs. L. H. Eberhardt and children _U1 visit her father, Mr. Stephen H. Porston, of Elbert county soon. Mrs. a00. and Mrs. Skelton, of Hartwell, visited Mrs. A. W. Mathews lari week. Miss Elisabeth Elerhardt visited Miss Florence Witcher last Sunday. Miss Ula Vaughn visited relatlvee In Bowman last week. Misses Duncan and Menbo.n, of Hartwell were recent visitors to Miss Lily Johnson. Colonel Paul Brown, of Lexington, passed through Carlton Sunday, en route homtw Miss Hattie Deadwyler, of Elbert county, visited relatives here last week. Miss Jewel Almond, of Elbeton, visit ed relatives here recently. Miss Mattie EbertonetaolETAOINUP Miss Mattie Eberhardt will return home Wednesday from Elberton, where ihe has been blsltlng relatives for lateral weeks. Mr. Clyde Eberhardt went down to Atlanta last week and spent several day. Miss Cleveland will accompany her home and spend several days. Miss Sara Garbutt visited Mias Glenn Cleveland, of Elberton, last Sun- dav. ► Misses Lewis, of near Carlton, went over to Athens Friday evening to be present at the debate between the University of Georgia and the Unlver- ilty of North Carolina. A great many relatives of the late Mr J. V. Andrew, formerly of Carl- Ion, went to Statham last week to at- IP JP. ... tend the funeral of Mr. Andrew, who rive Sunday for a visit to relatives died last Wednesday. . here. t t ?hi„ M £ r \ Hou ?. 8 . I .‘* t Prldsy evening. The ?nd w,u > rlolet decorations, violet** P ,0C8 p,ln l» wero hnnd-painted in !, t# ne residence of Mr. ?. hew Tori! millionaire, Is near- completion, and will bo elegantly fur- the "house warming. Mrs. Knrnh Kiser, of Atlanta, is vlslttnc her daughter. Mrs. Dorn Kilter Webster. * _ DALTON. The reception given In honor of Rev. and Mrs. Sims by the'ladles of the First Presbyterian church last Friday night was a beautiful and elaborate affair. The home of Mr. a. W. Hamilton, on Thornton avenue, was charmingly ar ranged for the entertainment. Over two hundred guelts were present De lightful music was rendered by Rouft orchestra, and delicious refreshments were served. The parlor was decorated with whits lilies and ferns, while In the hall were palms, and the library and dining room Were radiant with pink roses and candles; the coffee room showed garlands of dogwood blossoms. Monday night Miss Floy Felker, of Monroe, was honored with a delightful dance at Hotel Dalton. Rev. W. L. Llngle, of Atlanta, was In Dalton, the guest of Mr. Lynn Denton, recently. „ The wedding of Miss Virginia Mc Daniel and Mr. Charles Glover, of At lanta, will take place on Friday even ing, the 26th. It Is to be at home, and the arrangements have been perfected for a beautiful ceremony and Informal reception. Miss Maude Summerour Is the guest of Mrs. Charles Thom In Atlanta. Mr. M. C. Horton, of Atlanta, Is In Dalton for a short stay. Miss Marie Flcmlster, of Chattanoc* ga, will probably be an out-of-town visitor to Miss McDaniel's marriage next week. Dr. John Denton, of Atlanta, will ar- Thc annual picnic at Tate and Stovalls mill will be largely attended on May 6. thomaIville. Mrs. John Bradford la visiting Montgomery. Mrs. Sara Crawford, of New York City, is the guest of Miss Pauline Mitchell. Mrs. Martha Cooper entertained at bridge Thursday nfternoon, In honor of Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Crawford. Delicious refreshments were served after the game, and thirty-two |lad!es were Invited to. meet Mrs. CraVford. Mrs. Cooper has Issued Invitations to a enclire party for Tuesday, in com pliment also to Mias Mitchell and Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Alex. Turnbull Is on a visit to relatives In Montlcello, Fla. Miss Jean McRae is the guest of Miss Louise Hopkins. Mrs. \V. M. Austin spent the post week In Albany, attending the Chau tauqua. Miss Temp* Cassidy won the medal at the Albany Chautauqua In the con test of instrumental music. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dixon have re turned from their wedding trip. Miss Jeannle Brown spent a few days In Albany last week as the guest of Miss Victoria Collins. Mrs. J. B. Jemlson Is the* guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wil liams, of Macon. Mr. Jemlson will Join her next week and will spend sev eral days there with her before re turning. captain Triplett spent several days In Atlantn during the past week. Misses Ethel and Daisy Deltlo at tended the Chautauqua in Albany last week. Miss Blanche Armstrong left Satur day for Oglethorpe to be the guest of Miss Hattie Wimberly. HARALDSON. Professor Frank Hatchett went to Itu- lelgh Friday mid returned Saturday. nccon* pAiiie-l by ids niece. Miss lYuri Hntchett Mrs. Ella Brothers Is In Louisville, Ky. Miss Nell Moore will spend the next fortnight In Chattanooga. PENSACOLA, FLA. On Thursday nfternoon, Mrs. Wright gave a beautiful reception In liouur of Airs. John M. ltoberts. The color scheme or the reception hall was red nad white. Those receiving here were Sirs. Wright, pompndoriir silk, old polut nun tun- motels; Mrs. J. M. ltoberts, white crepe de chine mul tlinnionils; Mrs. Gus Eltzen, pale blue chiffon; Mrs. I,. Hilton Green, rose point lace, with amethyst ornaments; Mrs. Paul Clark, In rose point lace; Mrs. C. II. Irishman, white chiffon and lace, and Mrs. W. K. Hyer, Jr., lace anil dla mends. The dining hall was in green, red and yellow, the ices, cakes, etc., being served in orange cups upon lieautlful green plates, while the dainty little maidens who served them were clad In green and white. The drawing rooms wore decorated In blue, and Mrs. James M. Mutdon, la white silk and oltl rose; Sirs. .1. C. Avery, in white lace; Mrs. E. O. Saltmorsh. In black lace and diamonds; Mrs. E. C. Maxwell, lu Dresden silk, and Miss Knowles, In pole bine embroidered mall, were the group of fair women who received In these lovely apartments. Saturday. Sirs. E. 0. Snltmarsh gave n chnrmlng bridge party In honor of Mrs. C. II. Irishman. Mrs. E. Maxwell left on Thursday for a visit to Tallahassee. Mr. and Mrs. Gunter Elmore are visiting Airs. Elmore's mother, Mrs. Weleh, In Mont- *MnE’’j. Campbell Avery, Jr., and little dnnghter, will leave some time this week ..lal* Uss A rors'a rnnlliav M fill Ft FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning. Prelude, Arcadelt. Cornet. -Mozart. Voluntary, "Benedlctus," Buck. Offertory, "Gloria," Peccla—Mrs. W. S. Elkin. Jr. Anthem, Havens. Postlude, Rogers. Evening. k Prelude. Woodman. Cornet, D'lndy. Voluntary. "Bow Down Thlno Ear,' Schackley. Offertory, "o. Taste and See," Mar- ston. Postlude, MalUy. EGLESTON, MEMORIAL CHURCH. Morning. Organ Prelude, "March," Smart. Hymn. Anthem, “My Soul, Bo on Thy Guard," Williams. Organ Postlude. Evening. Organ, "March of the Flambeaux," S. Clarke. , Hymn. Anthem. "Lift Up Your Heads," Vance. Solo, "There Is a Fold," Marsden— Mrs. William S. Yeates. Postlude. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning. Organ Prelude. "Largo," Handel; Anthem, “To Deum,” B Minor, Buck. Offertory, “Face to Face," Johnson— Mrs. Frank Moore Pearson. Special, "Oolry Song." Gabriel. Organ Postlude, "March from Occa sional Oratorio," Handel. Evening. Organ Prelude. "Adoration." Gaul. Anthem, "Praise the Lord," Randeg- Offortory, “A Clean Heart,” Berger— Mrs. Frank Moore Pearson and choir. Organ Postlude, “A Minor.” Gull- mant. TRINITY METH0DI8T CHURCH. , Morning. Organ Prelude, DuBotse. Voluntary, "Rejolde In the Lord," Kotzachmar. Offertory, "The Lord la in His Holy Temple," Elliott. Postlude, Bach. Evening. Voluntary, "Benedlctus," Coombs. Offertory, “Largo," Handel—Mr. R. D. Armour. Regular Organ Recital at 7:30 P. M. Sonata, No. 2, Mendelssohn. Translations from "Caprice of Ca pri," N. B. Stephens—Opening chorus, act 3; the king's song, act 3; "Ilecon •dilation," act 2; choralo and flnale. Charles A. Sheddon, Jr., organist. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH. ' Morning. Organ. "Andante From the Fifth Symphony"—Beethoven. Anthem. Psalm 67. "God be Merciful Unto Ua”—Shelley. Offertory, "Hear Us, O, Father” - Baumbach. "Hear us, o. Father, we lift our souls to Thee; Hear us, o, Father, Thy children we would be. Guide us. for shadows He, far o’er our pathway spread, By Thy light from on high, would we be led." Organ, Russian March—Clark. Evening. Organ, "Hymns a Sainte Cevlle”— Gounod-Westbrook. Anthem, "The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away”—Woodward. Organ. "Fantasia"—Tours. Choir Members. Mrs. T. H. Wingfleld, soprano. Mrs. John M. Cooper, contralto. Mr. Walter Waterman, tenor. Mr. John H: Mullln, baritone. Mrs. W. T. Waterman, organist and director. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Morning, Organ Prelude In C Sharp Minor— Rachmaninoff, "O, Thou That Hearest Prayer"— Clmdwlck. 'In Heavenly Love Abiding' 1 —Hol den, ( Organ Postlude In A Minor—Bach. Evening. Organ Prelude. "Oflfertolre"—Batiste. "Softly Now the Light of Day’’— Schilling. "Jesus Meek and Gentle"—Ambrose. Organ Postlude, "Marche Solennello" —Gounod. ILLNESS OF MRS. BOOTH ALARMED HER FOLLO WERS the guest of her sister, aim. N. A. JULIETTE, tessenden. • Dr. W. P. Glover has returned from an Miss Myrtle Berry has returned to extended visit to Florldn. to visit Mrs. Avery’s mother, Mrs.,llart, of Athens. Go. Miss Rosa Leigh Scholl waa united In nmrrfoge to Mr. William Morrlt last night 'nt the homo of the bride’s parents on North Cevalloa atriet. This wsa n pretty home tvcddlug of two of Pensacola • moat Ch O*St?fi.nSf». P »ffmer Hall rare a eh.f- Intr dish party In honor of Mlsa Kenan, Miss McKinnon of DoFunfak. Mrs. Nichols n*cpntly In hniu. .... Miss Ilnzel Stillman, of Wnukoti, I.leutennnt and Mrs. J. 1. Hrynn “ and Pfl l»v Ids niece, Mlsa renri nntcneti. | gj voll up their home on Strong u Mlsa Anna Koater Is expected home In » streets, and are now nt the Bscambla Hotel, a few days. , ... , „ Mr. T. A. Jennings and little daughter Miss Jewell Grill* who has linen visiting , irw siting in Montgomery. MIm Mamie Foster, has returned to Hit- Hqh. .. j WIN DPR in' NewViai» n thuTiU: A ' " XC ' I Mias Willie Scott Sorrells la spending Mr. Scott, of Hollonvllle, was the guest | n few day* this we*k with Mlsa Ruby of Mr. nail Mrs. Ottu Hutihlusoa a few Caruthers. tilts oso. . „ Mr. and Mr,. T. A. Maynard leave the It ’! » u .L p<? SR!‘,.a b!"ira™i«oa'in»t 25th ,or a (r| p East. While away they blb"H'v ° f S Haralson vUlt New York. Niagara Falls, Mips fdn 8pence { ,traveling Mate microtary | Baltimore the ‘ ■* *'~ > guest of return to Jamestown In time for the opening of the exposition. Miss Munch Stanton Is visiting Misses Maude and Nell Mobley, of 80 dal Circle. Misses Jurelie and Moris Smith left Friday for Gainesville, where they will spend several days with their aunt, Mrs. Mollle Qunllebum. , Miss Neva Stough, of Atlanta, will spend Sunday with Mias Pauline Camp. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Camp left last week for a month s stay at Hot Springs, Ark. Miss Myra Ware Is In Lawrencevlllc, the guest of her brother. Professor Clarence Ware. CLINTON, S. C. Mr. H. Todd, of Woodruff. S. C.. visit ed Clinton during a portion of last week. _ . . . Mr. James F. Meyer waa married to Miss Pauline Davis, of Savannah. Ga.. on Thursday evening. April 18. The young people will probably make Sa vannah their honte for the present, Mrs. J. L. Bobo, of Greenville. S. C.. visited relatives In Clinton thin week, and from thence he went to Union. Dr. Todd, of Clinton, Is In Greenville this week. . , . Miss Addle Horton, formerly of Clin ton, at present resident in Columbia. ,i. iin’«.inT evening In honor iif her fiieei,. c., returned from nn extended sojourn >UM 'riioiiinjon. trima2Jwirtt. TheLirtwajm Florida. _ . . , fere won l.y Her. and lira. Olts and Mr. Mr j am es Davis has gone to Laj- ■1'iiry McCalls. A historical nud literary “'g C eemeu waa enjoyed. , "gfj. Lynn Copeland la quite sick. THOMASVILLE. j TOCCOA. Mr. and Mra. A. G. Boblnson hare return- Palmer Simpson, Jr., spent sev- •d train Florida, where they .pent the wlu-, eri j, j aJ , s wlth Mend* in Atlanta re- i.’&n.'i, 0 * 4 W ' Evan * ha * re,0rncd ,r0n, Ce Mi» Mabel Verner of Martin, was Mcmr*. George Neel ami Fred Smith at-In gurat of Mieses Sftllle Mai and Ber- "jjfed the Hcndrey-Grady wedding In Quit-; tha Hcott last week. fc ?. n ''«lneoday. , _ i Miss I.oul«e Simmons, who Is home * * ,r - J- 8. Strickland spent Sunday lu Bos f Brenau College, entertained a Mr Ilradford An,l,y. who 1. attending ,h.| number of her friend, at a dinner par- Y'^'ai'xiey-Jevcrttkyrcdilluff.^'whlcti olriii j ^Mr*Plrkle of Glenvllle. Oa.. April ^ visited Toccoa friends recently. , ti A ' u ‘ ,, uneement cards have been receiyctl Mrs. Howell J. Cox and little son, • bolt" 'nff,”„ f n ,h a*J" r M? E 'w!n»n’- »«* ar * V,SlllnB ® Ill's. conyIrs. , Mlt* Kills Holt. Of Asheville, N. C., has Ihth Mpfudtug several days with Mrs. It. r. Ott*. Mini Ksthor Thompson, of Leesburg, >n., h visiting the Misses Gleston. _ Mrs. U. F. Otts has returned from a »i*lt to i-HutlrcN In Macou. H.» . Joliu It. iionioo, of Covington, spent Tliiii'i,iny and Friday with Iter. It. b. MIhk Louise Bell, of Harlem, spent part Of last week with her sister, Mrs. J. II. V mill HINDU. ... . Mr*, ll. II. Itoetaln. of Marietta, will be da' guest of her mother, Mrs. It. W. Tiifker, next week. Mra. Iilllon and her daughter, Mle, Cath- frinc. of Clnrkston, are the gueata of Mrs. R 'V. Peeples. Mr. mid Mrs. ' row Atlnuta. *»ri'lcIilckinf t Yt"8toiie»Iou»tnlu' .Mr,. W. V. Almsnd has returned from •winl Circle. . , . Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Tucker have returne.1 to Wlnttrrille, after a short visit to rela tives here. . , , Mrs. It. f. otts Is spending several days In Atlanta. Mra. M. o. Melton baa returned from Ms- mu. where she attended the graduating re- ettal of lmr daughter, Madge. .Mr. and Mrs. It. C. OttilMb of Covington, jjjjjjj M'Jr. C..E. Htoja^last Sunday. ^, her home In Athens. The many friends of Mr. Luther Isbell will bo glad to know-that he Is convalescing from his recent Illness. Miss Agnes Newton, of Cleveland, Ohio, Is visiting Toccoa. Mr. W. T. Bowling Is spending a fortnight in Lexington. Ga. pe"rry. Charlie Northen, wife nud children, of At lanta. spent 8atut-day mid Sunday In Ferry. Mr. Northen whs raised lu Perry, and has *—— friends here who are always glad to (in and his cbnrmtug wife and chil dren. Miss Susie CntcblngM, of Atlanta, Is vis iting her mother, Mrs. M. C. Mnrtin. Mra. E. F. Uronson, of Tennllle, Is vislt- ig her father's family, W. II. Norwood. Mrs. F. M. Iloiner and Miss Uesslo Houser are In Savannah, vlaltlng friends. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gamblo hare gone to Popes. Tenn. Miss Mary Mix Msrshhurn Is visiting ber sister. Miss Weaver, In Hawkluivllle. Mr. nnd Mra. Morgan Yates, of Macon, re visiting Mrs. Yates' parents, Mr. snu Mrs. W. D. Day. < • Professor F. M. Green will deliver the memorial address hers next Friday, the 26th. Mrs. Charles Kirkland, of Wilmington, S. C„ Is In Perry. She enme to attend the mnrrlngc of her sister, Miss Martha Keller, *o W. A. Htrotbe “ — The Daughter! Sir. nnd Mrs. Oscar Williamson have re turned to Atlnntn after rleltlng friends and relatives In tha city. Johu Chamblenn, of FlorlHa, wss the re cent guest of friends here; Miss Lillie Adams lias returned from air. ami airs. HKiney cent visitors In Mscon. Miss liesale Smith, of : attractive guest of her c city recently. Miss Belle Nolen has returned to Flovllln, after spending several days with Mra. J. 11. Glover. Walter Williamson, of Atlanta, and Char- He Williamson, of Macon, nre visiting their parents, .Mr. and Sirs. J. II. Williamson. Hamp Edwards, of Flovllln, was the re- cent kmohS of hit brother. Charlie Edwards. city Curry, of Forsyth, was In the decided on a monument and will at < ' 1st surmount.. . Italian marble. Tho monument will atand 38 fest high. Tkeso women have lieon working for years to Iralld this monument, and deserve ihe congratulations of the pub COVINGTON. Mlsa Kate Thompson, of Mansfield, Is the guest of her brother, Mr. C. S. Thompson. Miss Annie Thomas, of Atlanta, has been a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thomas. Miss Adels Turner has returned from Atlanta. Miss Lucy Millen, of Atlanta, Is visit ing Mayor and Sirs. Lovtck A. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith have re turned from Atlanta. Miss Jule Allen and Mrs. J. M. Al len are In Jackson visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allen and Mrs. Elizabeth Huson. Miss Lucy Dillard has returned to her home In Washington, after a visit to the Misses Simms. Mrs. E. R. Pendleton and little daughter. Constance, are at home from a lengthy trip to South Carolina. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Smith, of At lanta, epent Sunday with Mr. and Mss. W. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. P. J. 8. Montgomery, of Tulare, Cat Miss Cleo Farnsworth entertained the Entre Nous Club at Music Hall Monday evening. Sirs. W. M. Veneble has bad as her guest Mrs. B. J. Bennett, of Conyers. Mrs. Mortimer Hays entertained the Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Irving Proctor Is spending some time In Columbus. Her health con tinues to Improve. MRS. M’LEAN WINS; SUCCEEDS IIERSELF “yison street. I Kirff- •■’"'l Mra Clyde Xeel announce the [ 5l rtl i of a son. Joseph Mabliett Seel, named uuiternel grandfather. ' Vi? .'* 1 JesaKeo will relare from « ; to reiatlres In Macon the laxt of the „ ' NORCROSS. . , • ~*T; and Mrs. Samuel W. Dagoae, of i'Wc.lHiro, eve visiting Mrs. A. C. Btwtt. r ’* Euls Usr has returned to Athens. M'ih Mattie linrtchaeJI, of Atlantn, spent *«'" her sister, Miss Slay jn' r, u Henry Dooly and Mra. Norris, nee KS.J&5. °"*T. «ra guest. ..f Mra. D. Augustus Walters this week. Mies Annie Lee Kennedy has return ed to her home In Toccoa. Rev and Mrs. John A. Simpson are visiting, the former's parents at the H M*Js A Vw!ai r V- Capps leaves Monday for an extended tWl to h€r ■l* ter * Mrs \V. G. Fark, In Blakely. Mrs. W. E. Isbell, of Atlanta Is vis iting the* family of Mr. T. R. Isbell. Mr*. H. Adams has returned to ^Mlss'ldda* Ramsey la visiting friends “ re “■ " 'V/Tw. wood.lt anti family have ,riL e Krtd!l? 1 b""’ a ue,k v ' ub Mtnit ,n wclUl nt the auditorium rrwsy gont | | la. , T! . * \*r« p It Davis, of ClarkesvIIIe. Is •1*^ Waiklnc Club enjoywl s at Mrs. fc. Williams nnd Miss Ajfnes Cochrane spent one day In Forsyth this week as tho suests of Dr. and Sirs. It. C. Goolsby. John Lowe Is spending this week with friends and relatives In the Control City. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Hawkins, of Mncon, wero the recent guests of friends In the Sits Minnie Browning, of Jackson, wan In tho city thin week. Frank Taylor, of Mncon, Is on an extend ed visit to friends and relative! lu tho town and vicinity. Ed Wnlktr, of Forsyth, was tho guest of friends hero this week. Lon I'ttts hns reigned tho Southern rail way agency here to accept a position with tbs smut company nt Locust Grove. Miss Myrtle Williams, of Macon, has been on n visit to Julietta friends and relative! this week. W. A. Ilnmmond has severed Ills business relations In Jnllettc nnd inovod to Yaten- vlllo. nor'cross. Mrs. Georg. Mattingly, of Atlanta, spout the week-end with her .later, Mr.. Fretl Hunter. Rev. W. J. Wootten Is visiting hla daughter, Mra. Merrlman Sholar, In Bessemer, N. C. Mr. Kiser Webster, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with relatives. Misses Daisy and John Bowie, of Atlantn, were recent guests of Mrs. Homer Jones and Mrs. R. E. Skinner. Miss Neal Mellosch, of San Francis co, Is registered at tha Medlock House. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds are at the Medlock House. Miss Gertrude Andrews will enter tain at a morning card party at an early date In compliment to her guest, Miss Eula Ray, of Athens. Miss Lillian McDanlsi has returned from a visit to her grandmother, Mra. Cooledge, who has been seriously 111 at her home in Bolton. lilts 8undnr to t brother. C'n.rlie Newman Jones, Florldn, Is nt ho • of his cling In „ COMMANDER EVA BOOTH. Commander Eva Booth of tha Salvation Army, whoao picture here appear., was taken seriously III during a recent vi.it to Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Booth s condition caused alarm on the part of Salvation Army folk all over tho country. / the home of Mrs. Susan Porter Bibb, when her daughter. Miss Mnttle Gil mer Bibb, and Mr. W. T. Edmonson, of Anniston, were united In marriage. Miss Bibb Is the daughter of the lute Dr. TV. a. Ulbb nnd granddaughter of Mrs. M. Dike Bibb. Mr. Edmonson Is a man of sterling worth and Is editor of The Hot Blast. Mitts Annie Maud Dawson entertain ed the Queen of Clubs and n few oth- frlends Wednesday afternoon In honor of Miss Dowdell. The prizes were won by Misses Bertha Fitzpat rick, May Tyson nnd Dowdell. The Country Club entertained de lightfully Saturday evening a number of their friends. The cotillion was danced for a couple of hours, after which a lunch was served. The Ionian Club met with Mrs. Owen Nelson Thursday morning. The study for the year, "A Winter in Florence," was continued In “Men of Science"— Amcrlcus Pespuclus and Galileo. Miss Kate Bethea has returned to her home In Marlon after a visit to her kinswoman, Mrs. John Shaefold. Miss Annie Lou Chilton hns returned from a stay of two weeks at Biloxi, much Improved In health. The Montgomery Guys entertained at their annual spring hop Friday evening at Pickett Springs. About 60 couples were in the grand march, led by Captain Everett Jackson, with Miss Roberta Roberts. MADI80N, On Saturday afternoon the Atheneum Club held a most delightful meeting In tho parlors of the Hotel Morgan. Mrs. W. E. Adams and Mrs. K. S. Anderson were the hostesses and Byron, the au thor, discussed. The souvenirs were cards painted In violets and bearing the club motto: "Wo live to learn and yet slowly learn to live." Tho Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. Q. U Willi ford on Tuesday afternoon, and it was decided to tentler a reception to Mrs. W. H. Felton on the evening of April 26. Mrs. Felton hns been invited to make the memorial address on the 26th. Miss Malda Williams entertained a „„„ few friends at a dinner on Saturday in Tennllle. evening. Mrs. Caroline Pou has returned from New York, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Fagan. Mrs. Lizzie Speed Hatch has returned to her horns In Bridgeport, Conn., aft er spending the winter with Mrs. James Hogue. Miss Mary Trotter has returned home, after a month’s stay at Topnllle, Mrs. W. W. Baldwin and children aro at home, after a visit to Winder. Misses Elizabeth and Site Reid Wal ton are tho guests of friends In At Itmta. Mias Loulso Turnbull and Mrs. Perry Mlddlebrooks have returned home, after a visit to frlpnds In Atlanta. Mrs. Plfrco Home, of Washington, D. C„ was the guest of Mrs. F. C. Foa. ter several days this week. WAYCROSS. Mrs. TV. H. Twitty, Mrs. J. H. Palm er and two children are the guests of Mrs. J. K. Bibb. Mrs. George Youmans has returned from Atlanta where she visited her daughters Mra. Ben Redding. A number of delegates from Wav- cross attended the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, which Is holding the annual conference In Savannah. Among them were Mra. George Deen, Mrs. J. W. Adams, Mrs. Ed. Cason anil Sire. S. TV. Hitch. Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, of Chicago, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. 'Willingham Morrison. Miss Maunder, after a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Frank Maunder, has re turned to Wilmington, N. C. ' Mr. A. B. Springer Is visiting her brother, Mr. J. E. Springer, in Val dosta. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Murphy and Charles J. Jr., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson In St. Marys. Mrs. Z. Mlddlebrooks and children, Miss Myrtle and Muster Union, nro the guests of Mrs. Oldman. Mr. and Mrs. Cosby Sawtell and llttlo daughter, Elizabeth, who have been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Goddard, have returned to their home in .Monte zuma The Amhsement Club met on Tues day afternoon at the residence of Mr. John C, Nlcholls. Dr. R. P. Izlar nnd daughter, Mlsa Magdalena, made a short visit to Savannah this week. Miss Farmer, of Dothan, Ala., spent Tuesday with Miss Ethel Woodward, en route home from Washington, D. C. Miss Aline Jeffen has relumed from a two-months visit to her sister. Mrs. Will Grambllng, at High Springs, Fla. OCONEE. Miss Bessie Ennis, of Mllledgevllle, was the week-end guest of Miss An nie Rogers. \ Miss Mary Gntyblll has Just returned from a-visit to Sandersville and Tcn- vllle, Mr. Charles Carlton, of .Mercer University, Macon, has recently been a visitor to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. TVas- thtm. Miss Lizzie Secblnger, of Greenville, Is the guest of Mrs. A. L Thigpen. Cadets Eugene Rogers nnd Clean Hodgers, of the O. M. C„ Mllledgevllle, paid home folks a visit last w< ek nnd brought with them their friend. Mr. Gleason. Mary Lizzie Grenade has re turned from a visit to Dublin and McRae. Mr. Clarence Baumgardener has been In Macon on business. Misses Hines and Cline, of Mlllcdgc- vllle, have been In town the past week. Miss Annlo Rogers has returned frent Sandersville. Mr. Will It. Daniels irae a visitor to Moron recently. Mr. Willis, of Elberton, Is visiting his daughter, ■ Mrs. Wootton. Miss Effle Graduade, of the Tennllle Institute, was In Oconee Sunday. Mrs. Wlllfam Henderson has returned from Helena and McRae. Mr. ajtd Mrs. Tom Hodges are back from Lumber City. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grenade were visitors to Mncon last week. Dr. L. A. Gray bill spent Saturday In Sandersville. Miss Annie Rich was a recent visitor Mr. and Mrs. T. Alvin Wootton en tertained in honor of tbelr friend Saturday afternoon. GORDON. It. F. Stokes is spending tile week In St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. a. C. Henry nntl fondly nre visit- ln i ” ~ co_, Mr. nnd Mrs. TVesler Brooks spent some tlnys this week with tbelr father, J. TV. Brooks. C. II. Keel spent Sstitrilnr In nttr city. Messrs. IVntt Lee nnd Frank Carswell bttvo been Indoors for a week with measles. G. II. Carswell took it dying trip to Col, M’RAE. 1 J. Albert Stinson wss In the city recently. Mra. Vivian Hollins, of Keotuud. waa In tlte city this week. Miss Pearl mid Paul Clements, of Ala mo, were here this week, sire. John A. Wooten, of Lumber Cltr, spent a few days with Mrs, Tllltuan this week. Mrs. W. B. Poison waot to Mncon with her non, Leon. Monday. 'Clifford TVblddon spent Sundry with homo folks. Bruce McLeod, of New ton, was the gneet f his mother this week. Mrs. II. C. White nnd tittle dnnghter went to Hnwklnstrliie to let present at rit > mm rlnge of her hrotlter. Henry H. Whitfield, to Mias Bertie Mamie, which took place la»t Wednesday evening. Miss Knto Evans la in the cltr this week. TV. II. Cotter and J. J. Ilnrreil, of East- nn, were In the city r.s-ently. It. B. Cooper is hero from Jacksonville, Fin. Miss Beasts Hnilth went over to Fitz gerald with >ft*a KtH Eaton, to bo with Colonel Koeon'n fatally n few days. C. E. McHao enme up from narldn Satur day night to st« bis mother. Gny T. Mason came over from Cordele Sunday. D. J. lt/nls, of AbtrertNe,' wns In town this week. • MRS. DONALD M’LEAN. Mra. Donald McLean, whose pic ture here appears, lias been re elected president general or the Daughters of the Atperican Revo lution at thslr convention held in Washington. MONTGOMERY. Mra. M. M. Annley, of Atlanta, Is visiting Mra. Charles P. Ball and later will visit Mra. Crittenden. Miss Mary Selbels Ball, after spend ing a couple of weeks In Bilozl, has returned home. Mrs. Joseph I-atvrence Hall has re turned from Pass Christian, where she was much beneflted. Mias Florence Dawson has returned to her home In Birmingham, after a visit to Miss Roberta Roberts. Mrs. Margaret Patterson has return ed from Springfield. Ill- where she was called by tbs extreme Illness of her daughter. Mrs. J. Nan Walker. ::iss Eleanor Graves Mathews vlsltlhg Mine Georgia Saffold at her home on Moultrie street. Miss Nellie Wolff entertained the Young Ladles' Whist Club and a num ber of other friends Thursday after noon. Tlte club prize was won by Mlsa Juliette Oriel and the gueata' prise by Miss Minnie Lemle. •Mrs. J. O. Winter announced tha engagement of her daughter, Mlsa Elizabeth Eugenia Winter, to Mr. Thadeus TVatta. The wedding will take place Thursday, the 26th, at 8:30 p. m.. at St. Johna church. Mrs. John D. Carter. Jr., of Atlanta, Is visiting Mrs. J. D. carter for a week at her home on Burton avenue. Miss Vallle Ferrell, who has been visiting the blisses Chambers, has re turned to her home in Valdosta. Mr. and Mra. Feles Crenshaw, of New Orleans, have returned to their old home, Montgomery, to live. Mian Janet Hunter is visiting friends in Baltimore. She will visit several places In the East before returning home. Mra. B. B. Comer has returned from an extended trip West, and Is with her daughter, Mrs. J. Craig Smith, at her home on Church street. Mrs. Murray, of Sumter. 8. C- is visiting Jier son. Mr. B. Murray. Mrs. M. G. Osteen, who has been visiting Mrs. Albert Elmore, has gone to Birmingham. Mrs. F. F. Johnstone Is visiting friends in Golumbus. and later will go to Savannah. Miss Pelxer Is visiting Miss Kathe rine Jelks In Eufaula, where she has been extenalvely entertained. Miss Marie Berrv entertained at "bridge" In ber honor Friday evening. beautiful wedding took place at ■HBB Cbocf Clothing Costs But Little Here Pay as you wear—a little at a time. The Askin & Marine Stores are known far and wide as the Pioneer Credit Clothing Stores. Every garment is direct from factory to you at the lowest possible price. Choose your garments while the assortments are large. Pay us in small convenient sums: -We Clothe every Member of the Family from Head to Foot Look over the Latest Styles. 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