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1 the Atlanta Georgian and news. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1907. SOUTHERN SOCIETY 8AVANNAH. A number of out-of-town house par. ties are enjoying these days at the suburban resorts. Miss FrClda Rauers took down a party to St. Catherines Island on Wednesday, Including Mrs. Thomas Hunter. Miss Belle Shotter, jllss Bessie Denham, Miss Emma Huger. Miss Cornelia Maclean, Mr William Barnwell. Mr. Pratt Adams, Mr. George Heyward. Mr. Robert Wal ler, Mr. Harry Daniel and Mr. Donald Rauers. Another party spending the week at Mr. Stoddard's country home, on Danfuskle Island, Is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bllllngton, Miss Barrow p<»l MIsb Thomas. At Bluff- ton, Mrs. T. V. Walker Is entertain ing Miss Claudia McAlpIn and Miss Minnie Mockall. Parties to Captain Manlgault's famous rose gardens across the river have also formed many pleasant outings during the past few weeks. Mrs. Ralph Elliott, of Los Angeles, Csl.. formerly of Savannah, has an nounced the engagement of her daugh ter, Harriet King, to Mr. John Brown- low van Ess, of Chicago, the wedding to be a quiet event of November 14. Miss Elliott has spent most of her life here and Is very closely Identified with the social life of the city. The Mary Maclean Circle of King's Daughter*, whose membership Includes a number of society's most prominent young women, gave a very attractive garden fete on Tuesday afternoon In the court yard of the DeSoto Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Cubbedge have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Angle, to Lieuten ant John Overton Stcgcr, U. 8. A., on Wednesday evening. June 5. Several other wadding* will take place on the same' day, among them being that of MIbs Neva Tallulah Starr and Mr. Earl I-anlcr Wayne; Miss Mary Virginia Martin and Mr. El liott Williamson Reed, and an out-of- town wedding of the 6th which Inter ests Savannah society Is that of Mrs. William Rogers and Dr. Harry McKee, la Newcastle. Pa, Mr. Alexander Lawton, Jr.. Is spend ing some time on a ranch In Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. G. Carson have opened their summer home at the Isle of Hope. Mrs. A. C. Von Gundctl and Miss Von Gundell have left to spend the summer abroad. Mrs. John Stoddard Is visiting rela tires In Salisbury. Miss Ellse Krenson has returned from the North. Miss Alice Hunter, who has been spending the winter here, has returned to her home In Germantown, Pa. Mr*. Charles Airey and Mr. Charles • Alrey, Jr., are at* Tybee for a shprt stay. Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons and the Mlases Parsons, who have been spending the winter at tbelr country home on Warsaw Island, have return ed to New York. Mies Mary Mills, of Griffin, is the guest of Mrs. George L. Cope. Mr. James Sullivan and Miss Ger trude Sullivan are spending some time In Birmingham. Colonel and Mrs. A. R. Lawton have gone North. Miss Elizabeth Beckwith Is spending a short time at the Isle of Hope. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Baltzer and Mrs. Short are at Tybee for a short stay. Mr*. Cornelius Mo»ea left during the week for the Wc»t, and will sail on May 21 for a trip of several month* through China and Japan. .Mrs. Kennedy Owen, of New Or leans, |s the guest of her mother, Mrs. Robert Wayne. Ml** Pansy Boyd ha* returned from 1 i New York, where hhehfts been spend Ing the winter. Ml** Frances Burwell, of Charlotte, N. c„ Is the guest of the Misses Mac lean. Mrs. Frank Dearing and children have retdrned from Athens. Mrs. Craig Barrow and Mis* Miriam Dent are spending a week In New York. Mrs. James T. Dent Is the guest of Mrs. Clavlus Phillips. ATHEN8. On Friday evening, May 24, In Seney- Stovall chapel, a recital will be given .by Misses Rosa Smith, piano; Kate Hodgson, violin, and Ruth Ronl, voice, Thursday afternoon from 5;20 to 7:30 the Ladles' Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church gave a tea at Mrs. Cobb Lampkln'a, on Dough erty street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conway have returned from Atlanta. Mrs. Elisa Beaty Burke, of Rich mond, Va.. who has been the guest of Mrs. E. S. Lyndon, has returned to Atlanta. Miss Nancy Benedict left Sunday for Bunswlck, where she will be guest of Miss Wright's house party. The many friends of Miss Helen Spain will be delighted to know that she Is recovering from her recent Ill ness. Miss Louise Dixon, of New York. Is visiting Lucy Cobb, the guest of Mrs, M a. Lipscomb. . _ . .Mis* Margaret Holman Is In Quincy, Fla. Miss Florence Hodgson Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Coker, In At lanta. Miss Frances Henley will have as her gueett during university com mencement, Misses Katherine Gordon, Marjorie BrOwn nnd Mildred Spratlln, Miss Camilla McWhorter, after spend ing some time In Newnan and Atlanta, has returned to Athens. Miss Jessie Butler, of Atlanta, and Miss Kate Garrison, of Birmingham, see Visiting Miss Maggie Butler. Miss Anna Reaves, after a delightful week at Toccoa, Is at home again. Mis* Elizabeth WUllfcgham. who has keen at Lucy Cobb, left Saturday for her home In Macon. , . Miss Sara Hunter Moss and her brother. Dr. William Moss, leave soon to spend the summer abroad. Mr. Charles Phillips went to Ma con Friday to tho Georgla-Mercer gime. , . Mr. Frank Spain, of Quitman, I* the guest of Mr. John Welch. Miss Clara Rranch, of Atlanta, ae •he guest of Mrs. Hardeman, I* re ceiving many social attentions. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dorsey have Issued Invitations to the marriage or their niece. Miss Rosa Gerdno Mun- •isy, to Mr. John Nevttt Owen. The wedding Is to occur Wednesday evening June I, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mr. «nd Mrs. Dorsey on Hill street, Athens, e \r™ d r« th 'J. r , home ,n East Point Jemes Chltty, of Chicago, spending some time In Senota. H “ rv ‘y Thurman and Miss Mae Quietly married last Sun- Mi?™ 00 "?* ,h * home ot the bride Rcv ' w - A. Davl*. of 8e- noia, performed the ceremony. They 1 J ,0 .T to th * lr -friends at the homo of Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Harper. _. „ CHATTANOOGA. P»rt of this week was gay w«. Chattanooga society, but gloom Trti, ,? ver th ® ,a *t part by the tragic death of Mrs. W. J. Bass, the popumr matron who was killed in a be? iL2» C i*". 1 Thur,da >'- A num g affair* were postponed In definitely on oceount of the accident. Mrs Bass was prominent In the society b °th Chattanooga and Nash- vllle. 8he was the daughter of Dr. and S' ,? 1 ® dd ' n - prominent reel aents of Nashville. fc<f. en * ral A. P. Stewart Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, held It* annual meeting Monday. Officers were elected a* follow*: President, Mr*. C. o MXtar; ? rst v,c ° President, Mrs. W. second vice president, Mrs. M. h. Robinson; recording store- tary, Mrs. Hugh Embrey; correspond- Ing secretary. Mrs. T. P. McFarland "“urer. Mrs. O. M. Smartt: regis trar. Mrs.-Harry Erwin. Miss Frances Henderson gave a din ner party at her home In St. Elmo Mon day In honor of Miss Marian Van LfyKe, of Rome. Ga., a popular visitor. Covers were laid for Misses Henderson and Van Dyke, Messrs. Ballard Lyerlv and Allen Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crawford and Mr. and Mr*. John Raw. lings. Miss Frankie Cleveland entertained with a theater party Tuesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. James William*, of Nashville. Miss Della Cooper and Dr. O. Victor Williams were married Wednesday night ot 2;30 o'clock at the homo of the bride's mother, on Mitchell avenue. Tho ceremony was performed, by Dr. A. JJ. Stansell, pastor of the St. James Meth odist church. Miss Marie Burks entertained at luncheon Wednesday at her home. In the Elizabeth, In honor of Miss Kath erine Kaufman, of New Orleans. The Troop B society vaudeville which was scheduled for last night and which was to have been the event of the sea son In the'way of amateUr theatricals was called off on account of the death of Mrs. W. J. Bass. It may be given next week. Among those'who have re hearsed for the vaudeville are nearly a half hundred well-known girls and young men. Oscar Seagle, a Chattanooga boy, whose baritone voice is bringing him fame, Is to appear soon in a company of Paris notables which will Trevlve The Barber of Seville." Madame Patti is to take the role of Roslno. NASHVILLi, TENN. Mrs. D. Shelby Williams gave u handsome luncheon Wednesday at Gleuellff In compli ment to her guest, Mrs. C. M. Frazer, of Pittsburg, I'a. Miss Rlauche Cavanaugh, of Savannah, Go., the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cheek, Is being much entertained. Mr, nnd Mrs. William J. Cummins gave n dinner for her nt the Golf and Country Club it few evenings ago, when she shared the honors with Mr. is. II. Kress, of New York. Sirs, cheek entertained u dozeu guests at lunch eon for her Tuesday, and Thursday night Dr, nud Mrs. Adam G. Niebol, Jr., gave musical for her and for Miss May Hod of Canada. Announpimipiit !■ made of tbs engagement Miss Lillian Mug, T “ T and Mr*. Robert Ewing, Photo by Kdwartls. Miss Maty D. Lyndon I* spending JJI* wttk with friends In Atlanta and Ktwtuui, 8ENOIA. HI**** Opal McKnlght and 8usl* gravis are at home from the Southern remats College, at LaGrange. Mis Evelyn Carlton has returned from Cox College. .. Mls«es Guesle and Eulalia Strick land. of Carmel, are the guests of Mrs. J H. McKnlght. ... , .. Dr. Robert Shields, of Atlanta, Is tuning Mr. W. S. Travi*. „ Miss Fay Hodnett lias returned home after a visit to friend* In Newnan and Carrollton, Miss Mamie Ilan Ison, of Atlanta, h»* “ten quite sick for several days at tne horns of her father In Senola. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Atkinson have her amir, .Mr,. Henry. A dinner dsnee was given nt the nntnug* ' ‘ — rty st . entertained thirty guests at caril, Thursday sftcrnoou for her sister, Mrs. Roger Rates Urynu, of Callfor- Mist Antis Russell Cole, daughter of Mrs, E. W. Cole, who ha, spent the winter In Cincinnati, has returned home. Many Nashville women are In Columbia this week atteudlng the annual convention of the rutted Dsnghter* of the Coufixl- ernoy. Others have McMlillu; the secretary, Crutcher, Mrs. W. L. Nit Warner, Mrs. Anna B. Osborne, ifve'f-eeuTn Jackson for’the meeting of the State Federation of Women t Clubs, including the president, Mrs. llenton -- 7 , Ji,,. Eugene Irhol, Sirs. Leslie _borue. Mrs. A. B, Cooke, Mrs. John A. Bell, Mrs. Irvlno Chase, Mrs. Charles Hndeti, Mrs. H, 8. Crockett. Mrs. W. O. Spencer, Mrs. YV.D. Mara, Mrs. Stephen Driver, Misses Alice Hoar Its, Belle Wilton, Louise Stacey, Annie Itsudly nnd others. Mrs. Edward Portion, of Atlanta, will he much entertained durlug her visit ta Nash ville to her aunt, Mrs. D. Shelby \J Illinois. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. The christening of the cruiser Birmingham at yulucy. Mss*., on May a>, has been the all-absorbing tonic of conversation In tho social world for the oast week or more. Mayor Ward's selection of Mist Mary CsmnMl «• sponsor ooulil M** I*** 0 Improved upon. In dPSlgnntljig Mlsa ben for ttaU stngulsr distinction b» Mlscfed it ronngwonwu of Iwsuty, Intellect awl no* •lUon. She I* tip* daughter of Mr. surt B. K. Campbell, a graduate of thr «*•-»* tt-bool. and 1» nt prgstflt a atmlent Woman'* College oF BsUluiore. Ml*s Csup- Ml ha* chown i* her maid of honor Miss Marr Cameron, daughter of Major and Mr*. W. J. Cauieron, mill n ui^uijh^r of the School graduating elaaa, TbF chrtateulng rbicb left H!ruiluphaurSa*utt^*V_for Steinway Grand Piano in ^he home of F. L. Seely, Esq., at Brook- wood. This piano, as well as a Themodist Pianola, finished in Mission Mahogany’, were furnished by PHILLIPS & CREW COMPANY S61e Agents for Steinway Pianos and the Pianola. ' Photographs of other homes will follow. Jr*. W. B. I-ectiy, accompanied ny their ueugkter. Mis, Emum Leetly, have returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. t-eedy went to the tnctropollFto meet Mist Leedy, who bits spent the past yesr In Eu rope. AMERICUS. younger noelal sot ipsud.a great deal of tkue .listing. . n : ■ ■ Without the presencorof in stlrsotlv. visitor oecnsbiuany, then- would be nothing to stir the social Armament. Among the visitors here at present are Misses Nell Mc Kinney of Hmlibvllle. Jsnle Butt of Colum bus. Lottie Tift of Albany.. Eul* Jones of Albany, Cobbl# Heed of Cuthbett, Cobble Jobeston of Atlanta, ■Miss Constance Unit entertained In honor of the young ladles of Monday evening. - — Tsylor street last H.r guests numbered fully a half hundred young people, who spent a most delightful .renlug. Miss Chios Littlejohn entertained Quid Nunc Clnb Tuesday evening st beautiful home on Tsylor street. burg, nnd Mrs. Moss of Athena. Mis, Lein Jernlgsn, the popular young Indy who hod charge of the primary depart ment, has returned to her fanner home at Greensboro. Miss Lilia Mae Avera Is visiting nt Mon- roe for a few day*. She will return to hot home st Montezuma next week. VILLA~RICA. Mrs. R. J. Teal aud daughter. Miss Jeule, left this tnornlug for an extended trip to Tests. Mr. and Sirs. Al Upshaw were aver from Breiueu several days this week. Mr. J. SI. Gre.n and daughter. Silas Flor ence, will leave soon for a trip through the west. Sirs. SloseUy was out from Atlanta Bun- friend, Sirs. George G. ne|d, of At guett of Miss Marie Whitaker. ■ Sirs, Ishnm Richardson left Sfondny'for Tennessee, wtiero sho will spend the sum- JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The season ot farewell parlies Is at hand In Jacksonville society. This nftoruoou Mrs. ' t da- Mrs. her party, which left Birmingham-saiuruay roi Xornilk, Include* the following: tx-tlorer- nor and Mr*. Joacpb K. JohiiHtmi, Mayor Ward, Mr. and Mr*. L K. 1 Mary Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Wood- waro, Mr. Wllaon II. Brown, Mt*. T. II. \fnitmi I.oul*o Wnlkcr. Bcaalc Jctnl* im Kd.m M^r?. <ira«-e Hurdle, Marjorie Weatherly, Mary Kirkpatrick, Mildred Tvnca nud Kathleen M* on - Wff tlie gucat* of Vice-President Sevier of the KiHitward at Norfolk and will go by water from that city to Boaton. thence to Quincy Mary George fmb-hahank, Slartha Dsbney. Elicit Unn MoltoU aud Dorothy orr wf»o are atndenta nt mrlou* achonle InVhe'Eaat, will Join the pnrty at Boaton. After Ml** Caropoell ohrlHtena the crtilaer hvbreaklug • bottle of champagne ou the Kw Slid the boat fllde* Into flw water the "Mtam and Stripes ’ will lie bolatwl ut the rard urm. Itnmwllately after the the nsrty will be guests nt sit elahonite Innclieen of the Ship Builders' Association. a number of other functl«ua have been uinnned and s delightful time It anticipated e-A F M. Jackson announce M cnMgenient of tbelr daughter, Miriam. SSffiStMita’t? or*N>¥r York June 2 and will sail for Italy °“ilJs UU Theresa Ernns nnd her danghter ‘Sr's”'?:" 1 "' Crow entertslood a numlier of 5,® Tessa* 1 'The color scheme of pink smj BLcrrefTeshruentr^Almat^DO^uestscan^L SSr r5®" yZtmFS'hissz irly Tin Club, protnli SrH3 n ?'iwsij'tfw2.i r ,.Sin^i 8T. GEORGE. Dr. J. W. fttrlchlnnd gnTe a most eninys- bl* plcnle aud nib fry st the Ht. Marys river soutli of the city eo Tburodsy of lest week. The ontlng ws* planned In honor of Mr. end. Mrs. Verrnburg ami ton, Miss Oshi '"r* £HlV , Nfe r1 F'l?^M Wl,k, ' r - The tnetiKeS of the ltslsrhsh, f^dgo ten tiered a delightful reception to Mr. and Mrs L. P. North st the residence of Mr. and Mr*. E. II, Wllkersou on Monday evening. DUNiAR. , Mrs. C. R. Aultmnn spent Thurtdsy In ^Mrs'.' Tom Blmmont end children, of Rub- lln, arc visiting Mr. Wright Simmons and ,n Mls» Cllfford Renfroe retnrned Wednesday from a week'* sts" - * Mr*. B-F. ' 1* the In Macon. • Fort Valley , * B. Dunbar. Yllsset Minnie Roherlson, of Macon, amt Joanna Vinton, of Byron, were guests of Mrs. W. E. Vinson last week. Miss Halils Simmons leaves Irblsy for - will visit relatives. Kiel I aud Fannie Kate forsyth, Mlss-a Isses t-ona_ tioshy Aiiltman Salurdsy anj Hundav. Ylr nud yin. A. M. Smith, of Columbus, at>ml!d thi funeral of Mr. F. M. Hlxon , Robertson and Miss Cora Dun- tezuma. returned home Tuesday from s visit to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Vinson. The little baby daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ed Dnnhar, who bss been so critically ill, It considerably *“ COMMERCE. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. WlUUms are In ^‘misscs May Ola snd_ Eunice I.lttle hare returned from the Southern Female College ‘«lver!I? n of the teachers In th* public school left for their respeetlvt homes Hat- onlay—Mias Ann* Band, hersyth; Mis* Ella DUou. Jefferson; MIss-Msrgsret Green. nslwlck; kiss Maud* Montgomery, Ualnea- Jl'is Floy Shannon hs* gone to Cordata 'miss'Clara Dal* has ratnrned from south °Dt* , a»d Mra. L O. Hardmsn her* re- turned front a visit to Nnc-sx-her Y alley. ' Mr. nnd Mr*. P. J. Hood are at horns after a visit to Jamestown. Mrs. O. W. It. Marker left Saturday for a visit »> Atlanta. WHITE PLAINS. Rsv. J. II. Kilpatrick Is attending tie Southern Baptist convention at Richmond. He will Visit ths Jamestown Exposition be fore hts'retarn next week. Among those who attended the comuience- 31Sra5va , frutchS. T M. lj jo.U ?teyno?ds“snd N'rtlb H^s o? Gretaaboro. 3frs. Ilsln — Misses Annie and Bessie Roberts, of Buell a nan, -bava bsaa Ilararlck, snd ttl lir. Mab'me, of Mnrletts, vlslted-hls broth er here this week. . Mrs. Trotter, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mn. Bell* McClarty. , Mr. Martin llouirlrk and daughtsr were over from Austell Wednesday Messrs. Dilvsr - are visiting Silts Ella Brewer, of Griffin, has been tho K iest of her slater, Miss Msttla Brewer, r several days. Congressman W. C. Adamson was la town The itrst the ■ . I morning Rev. Dr. Donueltou, of Atlanta, preached th* commencement *or- Ininn to u well tilled auditorium. The doctor also preached a good sermon Sunday even- Ing to a large congregation st th* Presbyte rian cbnreb. On Monday evening the exer cises constated of two plays, which were well reedved. Tuesday was devoted to the graduating exercises. The graduates are Misses tods Braswell, Ora Msrehmau snd MTU Mi lorn Darnell, snd Mr. Jslottc. Ida tuC Gnssie ALPHARETTA. Colonel J. P. Brooke and little daughter, Marion, are the guests of relatives In Can ton. Mr. John It. Findley was In town Sunday. Professor C. A. Itulsa snd wife visited here recently. Mrs. J. P. Brooke It the guest of relatives '"tlr! nm? Mrt. J. D. McCollum visited In Marietta Sunday. Miss Blanche Rncksr. who has been at tending school at Wesleyan Femal* College, Macon, has returned home. MILLEDGEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flemlster visited friends In Macon last Friday. Itrv. and Mra. Lanier attended tbs dio cesan convention lu Savannah last week. Mies Jails McArthur, of Gaffney, 8. who bat spent the past year here with her tlsttr, Mrs. lsham Richardson, has returned home. ' Dsn Denton, of UalnetrUle, la tha guest of his mother. Ross White 1 the guests of Mrs. John Vinson i lest week. * . were ral days Francisco, will arrive here thl visit Mrs. Mettle Jackson. Mr. Thomas Callaway has gone to town'to spend several months. Dr. snd Mrs. T. •>. Powell. Dr. end Mra. It. D. Allen snd Mist Florida Allen 'have retnrned from WnthlngMh. I). C. Dr. Bernard Medlne lsft last Thursday for ilaeon. hit future home. He will t»- associated In the office of Dr. Shorter, the ey* nnd ear specialist. ... .. Professor and Mrs. J. C. Wnrdlow enter tained the faculty of the Georgia Normal — ... .... and an elnlmrate three course sup|x-r served after the game. ' Among those who hare already left for the summer lu Europe are Mr. and Mrs. Jornes W. Hnratt, Mrs. Charles It. ftprntt nnd their ehlblren. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred eric Howard. Mrs. Henry Strawn, accom panied by her brother, Mr. B. B. Powell, aud her daughter. Mrs. James Middleman will leave for England early In June, nnd Mr. and Sirs. W niter F. t onrhmsn, with their two daughters, the Misses May and Helen Co - " ' # llrat i sir ham . they wflljn ... land and Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Porter, Min Rc*sic portae and lltlia MUs Ruth Will croon on tbs same ship with the Coachmen pnrty. hut exjiect to make a mart extended tour. Mra J. H. Coles. Jr., was the hostess at a beautiful tea on Tues day afternoon lu bonor of Mra George L. Raid, who will leave on Saturday for her new home In Detroit. Mlcb., where Mr. Bahl has been recently appointed state manager for tha Poaa Mutual Life Insur ancr Company. Mrs. Coles wore a becoming loco adorned with some rare old lace, a heirloom, as well as antique design. Mrs. her second daughter. Miss Helen Coach- mini, haa spent the winter. Mrs. Haniuel n. Hubbard nnd her grand- daughter, Miss Myra L'Englo, left on Wednesday for New York, ell route to tllelr usual si abode. Poland Springs, Mo, Mrs. John Earle Hnrtrhlga left fer New York aud New Hnveu. where her Mr. L'Englo Hartrldge, Is st Yale also, on Wednesday. Recent nenulslllnns to the unitsnl number of Jacksonville people unlflg.to Europe this summer arc Sir. and Mrs. William 31. Aligne mid their two eons, who soil from New York for London the middle of July ami will spend two mouths visiting relatives In Eugland. THOMASVILLE. icllrtoos refreshments were served, after which tho ladles Inspected the housekeep ing nnd credltaldo work done by the girls la ths hi— la the home. Mra llsgoa .... for Atlanta, where they will reside future. f. G. Swift Is In Baltimore. Sfr. nnd -fra. Robert Timmons leave Frl visit. day for .Mr*, rwi t" for north Georgia on a of Vi r.!«. Valdosta, Is the gown . a family JswM*. pcurls set In c- e - .. J. Bobl received WHS bn hostess In a charming afternoon toilette -* lace with a picture hat of Inca aud this week. It was performed very rredltn. " r on Wednesday snd Thursday nights and ursdsy matinee. Miss Eleanor Cssaiily, the attractive and talented debutants daughter of 3lr. snd Mrs. ltllilp Dell Css- Idy wop many laurels by her extremely layer singing and graceful dancing. Mr. H. Barn*!! an taking an extended 1 1'arise eon ■tided Western trig, going as far as the lie coast Mr. sad Mrs. C. H. Hammatt ■ also la California. PMf. and Mrs. W. B. Draw are spending a fortnight In New York. , Mrs. John O. Christotiher bss dosed her twin house Nsxos for the seneou. and priori to opening her cottage, •'Naxos by the ilee," • t Atlantic Bench for the dimmer, has ar- . mlatlres _ Mia Will Kdwsrdl guest of lira. II. Edwards. Miss Lily Stuart snd father, C. T. Stuart. Wednesday for tbs Jamsatown expo- tha guest of Mrs Valdosta, Is tbs Itlon. Miss Sue CulpepjHW Is th line Bailey la Jacksonville, Mra. B. A Peerjee. of I 'a* Nest lAI eg Mrs. I Am Nest Mrs. Guv Youaghlood. of Macon, Is the guest of Mrs. Jennie Hurst. Mrs. Stephen Cook hSs returned from a Tlslt to Y'sldostn nnd Sarannah. Jllss Alien l’eeples. of Atlanta, r will more Reich and Ths Pioneer, trio ■ 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crosby will rnon down this week to Atlantic f open tbelr picturesque cottage, Tl for the eeeson. Mrs. Edwin Gardner YVeed bss been the honors* at a number of social function! during the seek, given to lild h*r farewell, for she leaves on Thursday for Anguate, Go., end Richmond, Va.. before selllm June fs with a party of friends for elgb months In Europe and Egypt. AtnOm those entertaining for Mrs. Weed have been: Mra. William Bose Routine, who gave i be drat of her series of bridge parties In In. Weed's bonor. Mrs. Frank Roylaton also entertained four tables of bride* for IDs. W*ed o* Monday. Mrs. B. C. Cooiey sms th* hostess st lunrkeaa for her on Weilneslsy. nnd Mrs. Augustus II. King, whose young daughter. Miss Elisabeth King, will accompany Mrs. Weed abroad, gnve a beautiful and unlqus "plaits party ij afternoon. ' .Mrs. Jere Smith. Jr„ gar* a - music*I* In honor Of their guest. Mr. Cyril Tyler, on Monday evening. Mr, Tyler and Miss Adele Smith, daughter of . - T enntgjhntrt t0 tp* excel- the house, largely « lent musical progratr Mrs. John H. Ibis 'clock fen _ — ...... K. S. M. Knowlten. who, after spending the winter In Jacksonville, leave* on Thutsdnv for her bom* o*xt week In I tics, N. Y. Mra. Alfre<l Raid bus Issued inrltatl .s lions 'or on afternoon ti n for Thursday, May J3. " — ra| , who Mlsa Alcen Peepie*. of Atlanta, who ha he«n th* gnest of Mr*. A. T. Mclnttrs, hai returned home. . Mrs. John F. Parker Is visiting .her dsnahter*. Misses Lucy nnd Ileitis Pti *t Brennn ndle**. Mrs. Fuller Groover, of Quitman, It th# gusst of Mrs. James Evans. Colonel R. L. Wyllr sml family,are spend Ing n few dara at namlHna Springs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Iilllon nr* attending the Jamestown exposition. Mrs. Lillian Finn hot goo* to Martel On., to spend th* summtr with relatival MONTGOMERY, ALA. Mr*. Robert P. Stint urns the hostesa for the Tuesday Card Club thl* week. Her auburhnn hom# w«» lovely with liome-grown sweet pans of every color, beautifully, arranged. Euchre, tha gam* of the dlub. was played, after which an altbnrat* luncheon won served. Mr*. Paul La Grand* won th# club prise, a crystal candelabra, and Mr*. Henderson won th* gueite* prize, a bridge whist act. Mn. W. W. Pearaon entertained elab orately at card* Friday afternoon In honor -ot Miss Charlotte Burton, of Marietta, Qa., who hae been her gueet for a week. Mias Anna Pelxtr 1* visiting friend* In Birmingham. Mlsa Minna Dent hs* returned from an extended visit to relatlvta tn New Orltuuis Mn. G. P. William*, of Jacksonville, Pin., (• vlaftfng .Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard on Perry street. Mrs. Daniel of Washington, who is here with her ststar, Mrs. William Maxwell, was complimented Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Machen. at bridge. The prises were won by Mrs. Thomas Cahorn, Mra. Daniel and Mrs. Max- We* 11. Mrs. A. S. Johnson is visiting her old home. Ktw York, and will be absent a couple of months. Ml** Thelma JJthr, of Memphis, it visiting Mrs. A. Behr. ind Mrs. David Well have re turned from an extended stay In New Orleans. Ml«. Tliomab lletlln has returned to , Jume oyn- thc city the occasion being M ton. of Flat Shoals, Go. Mr. J. A. Brooks, a rep The Georgian, was a visl early in the week. The Home Mission Society was en tertained by Mrs. Nath Th"mi>«on on Wednesday ufternoon from 4 to 6. Family” woe i>renented by the local talent of tho "Current Top- Thursday afternoon nt the chapel In th* High School building. The proceeds will go toward support ing the Hnbiin Gap School. Mrs. and Mlss. < Goddard entertained « tables of brld«<* Thursday morning. Mr. B. U Brown was host at a ptc- c to his clans Friday when ths day is .pent at High loll,. -m. - l he* home In Birmingham, after a vlelt to her sister, Mra. Victor Ilnnsnn. Miss Agnes Carr has returned from Ytoblle, where she linn been visiting relatives since acting us brldcetnnld to Mlse Elmore YVeetni. whoso wedding to Mr.,Rnpior took pluco In April. Miss Alice Lahey Is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Edward Lowery, In Wash ington, D. C. Mrs. Jule Durham, of Pensacola. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Uur- ton. at her home on 8ayre street. Mr. and Mra. Horace Slrlngfellow are at their home in Mountain Creek for the summer. Mr*. Horace Owens and daughter and son. of New Jersey, who have keen visiting Mrs. (/wens' parents. Judge and Mra. Thomas G. Jones, have re turned home. Mr. and Sire. Charles Dexter have rrturned from n visit to Mr. Jelks In Hot Springs. Ark. Mrs. H. H. Stewart Is visiting her mother, Mra George Craig, In Selma. Mra. Timothy Jones, who has been visiting Mrs. p. J. Williams, haa re turned to Columbus, Ga. Mis* Paullnt Townsend Is visiting the Mlsaes Sayre. Mr* Edward A, Graham, who has bean visiting her mother, Mra. Mary Thornton. In Eufaula, has returned. Rev. and Hr*. Edmunds have re turned from their bridal trip ami are at th* manse. Mr. Bdmun N «m mk» charge of th* First Presbyterian church Sunday, May it. Mra. Lamar Cantllon, of YVetumpka, who haa been visiting her daughter) Mrs. A. La Bron, has returned home. Mis* B***l* Dreyfus, who has bren visiting friend* In Columbus, Ga., hue returned home. Mra J. C. Anderson and little daugh ter are spending two weeks ut Pas* Chrietlan. Mr*. J. D. Plnckard entertained de lightfully at the Country dub in honor of her titter, Mra. Thad Watts, and Miss Bessie Thom, of College Park. Bridge w** played, after which an elaborate luncheon wna served. ■The Country Club entertained at a danc* Wednesday evening. About twenty couples participated. GRIFFIN, GA. Tueaday afternoon Mra. J. P. Nlch- ola complimented th* Dorcas and a few of her friends with a novel enter tainment tn th* way of a railroad pnr ty. An Improvised waiting room was arranged. Mra. Bass Nichols sold tick ets from a comer In the hall. The name* of the atatlons were a play upon words In questions and answers. Th* proceeds of this unique enter tainment went to the Home Mia?Ion of the Baptist church. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. S. H. Taylor entertained the United Daugh ter* of the Confederacy, the ho