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IN HONOR OF MR. OLENN. A number of the young men frlende of Mr. William H. Glenn will give a dinner In hia honor Saturday evening at tha home of Mr. and Mra. Preaton Arkwright, on Juniper atreet, the B ints to Include: Ml$s Annie Kitten, In Ada Alexander. Allss Hortenae Horne. Mian Joule Btoekdell. Mira Mar- tha Boynton, Mira Nan duBIgnon, Mlaa Florence Jackron, Mr. and Mrr. Har vey Phillips. Mr. anil Mrs. Preston Arkwright, Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Jordan, Mr. Glenn. Mr. Walter Ij'ash. Judge Walter Colquitt. Mr. Hobert Crumley, Mr. Will Stone. Mr. Shep Bryan, Mr. Martin. AFTERNOON RECEPTION. Mra James Clay Gentry haa Issued Invitations to a reception for next Thunday afternoon In honor of her nieces, Miss Nina Gentry and Miss Flora Thornton. Mlsa Gentry Is one of the most pop ular members of the younger society set. and Miss Thornton, who Is a member of a prominent Virginia fam ily and has just graduated from the State Normal School In North Caro lina, where she won a scholarship, Is both blight and charming. Assisting Mrs. Gentry next Thursday •will be Mrs. E. V. Carter. Mrs. W. B. Dlsbro Mrs. T. J. Spratllng, Mrs. Tyro L. Jennlng, Mrs. D. J. McIntyre, Mrs. Harvte Jordan. Mra. W. P. Thornton, Mrs. W. T. Gentry, Mrs. J. W. Pope. Mrs. C, A. Taylor, Mrs. Bernard Smith, Miss Hilda Mills. IN HONOR OF~MRS. WILCOX. 1 Mrs. John Sturman, Jr., was the hds- tesa of a very beautiful luncheon on Tuesday, the occasion being In honor of her guest, Mrs. C. P. Wilcox, of Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Wllcpx was for merly of Augusta and has hosts of friends here who knew her as Miss Fannie Smythe. Mra. Sturman's home on Upper Reynolds street was nost ar tistically decorated. In the drawing room, which Is In green tones, there wars placed vases of crimson sweet peas, making a most effective picture, and the dining room wns beautiful with Its decorations of long-stemmed pink roses. The table at which the twelve guests were seated was cov ered with renaissance lace and was exquisite In al Ills appointments. Mrs. Sturman's guests were Mrs. C. p. Wilcox, Mrs. Barnard Franklin, Mrs, C. A. Rowland, Mrs. John Sturman, Mrs. Susan Miller, Mrs. Mary Eve, Mrs. William Reid. Mrs. William Smythe, Mrs. Louts Miller, Mrs. Leroy Ilankln- son. Miss Anna Shaw and Miss Josle Smythe.—Augusta Chronicle. TO MRS. HARPER. Mrs. Lewis Ramspeck has Issued In vitations to a whist party which she will give Thursday afternoon In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Ross Harper. JARRARD-SCARBROUQH. Miss Leila Scarbrough, of Amcrlcus, and Mr. Harry Hightower Jarrard, of Atlanta, were married Wednesday evening at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Scarbrough, on Church street, Americus. Although It was a quiet event, there being no attendants, It was altogether a beautiful affair. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrard left on the 10:to train for an extended trip to North Carolina, after which they will be at horns In Atlanta. nealTgreen. A pretty home wedding occurred on yesterday morning, when, In the pres ence of a large number of friends and relatives, Rev. Thomas Valentine Neal, of San Antonio, Texan, and Miss Norn • Eugenia Green. Villa Rica, were united In marriage. Rev. W. W. Hoop, of Carrollton, officiating. Thero were no attendants. The bride entered with her brother. Mr. William Bruce Green, and was met by the groom and his best man, Mr. Tom Pope, of Villa Rica. The bride wore a going-sway gown of dark blue voile and carried bride roses. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yancey Dean, of Eufaula, Ala., announce the en-, gagement of their youngest daughter. Elizabeth Simpson, to Mr. Cyrua King Hnrtzell, of'BIrmlnghum, Ala., the marriage to take place In November In the Presbyterian church at Eufaula. Miss Dean, who Is en unusually attractive, accomplished and handsome young girl, wns one of the most popular debutantes In Alabama society dur ing the past winter, nnd Is a representative of one of the most prominent families of that stute. Mr. . H.-.rtsell formerly resided In Pittsburg, Pa., but now makes his home at Birmingham, where he haa achieved notable success in business. The wedding of Miss Dean and Mr. Hartsell will, be an elaborate social event, the church ceremony tu be followed by a large reception at the hand some home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean In Eufaula. Mrs. Susi? Freeman Abbott to Marry Mr. Mills Mrs. Mary D. Freeman, of CartoravHle, announces . the engagement of her daughter, Mrs. Susie Freeman Abbott, to Mr. Fred Z. Mills, of Dallas, Tex. The wedding will take place at tha home of the brlda on September 3. Mrs. Abbott Is a very beautiful und charming young woman and U much beloved for her many attractive traits of character. Mr. Mills Is prominent In business and socially In Texas. Invitations ts Fitteh-Glenn Weddihg Mrs. John Alexander Flttcn t as Issued Invitations to tha marriage of her duughter, Anne, to Mr. William Harper Glenn, the ceremony to take place Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock, June 2s, at “The Pines,” East Lake. Engagement of Miss Beck ahd Mr. Reess Mrs. Mary F. Beck, Andtrson, S. C„ has Issued Invitations to tha mar riage or her daughter, Allle Belle, to Mr. James T. Reese, the wedding to lake place Thursday morning, June 20, at 11:30 o'clock, at the home of the bride's mother In Anderson, S. C. Miss Adams to Wsd Mr. Brown Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams, of Greensboro, Ga., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Frances, to Mr. Joseph P. Brown, the wedding to tike place the latter part of June. Understood It is well understood by reliable dealers that Flavoring vanma Extracts iS have constituted (or years past the standard flavors in all the markets of this country. If the opinion of the best, class of consumers is at all worthy of acceptance, they are the purest, strongest, and finest flavoring extracts in the world. The house was beautifully decorated with trailing vines end cut flowers. Miss Fain, of Pallas, sang "Oh, Promlso Me,” followed by Mendels selin’s wedding inarch, played by Mrs. J. Iverson Perryman, a cousin of the bride. A wedding breakfast was served, after which the young couple left Im mediately fcf Ban Antonio, The out- of-town guests present were: Miss Lil lian Fain and Miss Nellie Spinks, of Dallas: Miss Leila Gilbert, Smyrna: Mrs. M. L. Gillespie, Boas. Ala.; Mrs. Wilton Chambers, Atlanta; Mrs. Leon Walker. Anniston, Ala.; Mrs. M. E. Griffin. Temple; Miss Ittle Cobb. Bre men, and Miss Myrtle Leo Neal, Birin Ingham, Ala., a sister of the groom. Miss Orcen was one of Villa Rica's most popular young women nnd that she will make her futuro homo so far away Is a mntter of regret to her many friends. Mr. Neal Is a promising young minister, formerly of Alabama, where he has n host of friends who will bo Interested In Ills marriage. He la at present pastor of Prospect Hill Baptist church, second In strength In the city of Han Antonio. The many handsome presents re cetved are sufficient evidence of the popularity of both. After June 6 Mr. and Mrs. Nenl are at home to their friends at 1925 Buena Vista street, San Antonio, Texas. MONROE-STARNE8. The marriage of Mill Lucia Starnes and Mr. John F. Monroe, of the Experi ment Station, wat celebrated at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blames at Orlffin Wednesday evening ot S o'clock, In the presence ot relatives and a few friends. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. W. A. Murray and was followed by an elaborate reception, to which a number of guests were Invited. Mr. und Mrs. Monroe will spend a month In Canada, the former home of the groom, after which they will reside at Experiment, where Mr. Monroe ts assistant hortlculturlat. TENNE8SEE COLONIAL DAMES. The .Colonial Dnmes of Tennessee held their annual election Wednesday morning at a meeting wllh Mrs. W. K. Phillips, ut Nashville. Mrs. Overton Lea waa unanimously re-elected to the presidency. Mrs. Jamee 8. Pilcher was made first vice president; Mrs. Kellar Anderson, of Memphis, second vice president; Mrs. Straing, of Chattanoo- 8 a, third vice president, und Miss Susie lentry, Mra. w. K. Phillips and Mra. William M. Duncan were made mem bers ot the executive board. LITERARY AND~MU8ICAL RECITAL Monday evening. June 10, at 8 o'clock, there will be a literary and musical re cital at St. Johns M. K. church, on Georgia avenue, to which the public Is Invited. Miss Evelyn Lewis will be the reader. This will be Miss Lewis' first recital, after two years In the North, and she has many admirers In the city who will be glad of this opportunity to hear her. Assisting her will be Mr. Graduating Gifts Our stock is brimmiug with beautiful presents suit able for the boy aud girl graduates. Something to please every taste at interesting prices. EUGENE V. HAYNESCO. Diamond Importers. 37 Whitehall St. k ii ► Hagan's Magnolia Balm, Dave Silverman, violinist, and Mr. Bo- Ion Druckenmiller, tenor. Both are well known nnd admired. This recital Is for the benefit of the building fund under the auspices of Circle No. S. Don't intss It. ’ Krom Soap Is the Ideal soap for ths nursery. A perfect hygienic remedy. At your druggist's or by mall, 35o per cake. It ROM SOAP CO., Atlanta, Go. VI88 SPRATLING’S HOUSE PARTY. Miss Mildred Spratllng, of Atlanta, who waa delightfully entertained In Ma. con by her brother, Mr. J. Hooks Sprat- lings, In the winter, has graduated from the Lucy Cobb Institute In Athena and la at homo for the summer, and next week she will entertain four attractive college girls for several days until the 14th, when the entire party will go to Athens and will bo among the visitors during the university com mencement. Miss Spralllng's guests will Include Miss Mattie Lewis Dodson, of Americus, who is at present tho f uest of Miss Frances Stevens; Miss lorens Watts, of Griffin; Miss Ro berta Slade, of Columbus, who Is being pleasantly entertained as the guest of Mrs. Edgar Ross, this week, and Miss Marjorie Browne, of Columbus. A number of social affairs wll be given In their honor, a Itihcheon on Tuesday morning and a dance that evening by their charming hoateaa.—Macon News. AT "HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster Maddox have Issued Invitations to an afternoon reception ror Wednesday, June IS, at C o'clock, at Woodhaven. IN HONOR OF MISS FITTEN. Miss Katharine Gholatln’s bridge party Monday afternoon will be a pret ty compliment to Miss Annie Kitten, whose wedding to Mr. Glenn will be an event of the 25th of this month. MR. AND MR8. wTm. BEARDEN ENTERTAIN AT MUSICAL. -Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bearden enter tained recently at a parlor musical at their home on Spring street. The house was tastefully decorated with palms, roses and daisies. Plano, vocal and violin selection! conatltuted the making up of a very artistic program, at the close of which a delicious Ice course was served. Mr. and Mra. Bearden's gracious hos pitality In nddlllon to ths very enter taining program rendered, made It a very enjoyable occasion. Those present were Mr. and Mra Bearden. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Powel, Mr*. Viola Hamp ton, Misses Bearden, Misses Eubanks, Misses Clyburn, Miss LaBlanch, Mr. Ralph Park, Mr. Jock Lockhart. IN HONOR OF~MRS. LEWMAN.' Mrs. Lee Lewman, who Is the guest at Nashville of Mrs. T. B. Neal, Is be ing charmingly entertained by frlende In that city. Mrs. Neal has given two bridge par ties In Mr*. lawman's honor, one on Wednesday evening, the other on Thursday afternoon. Saturday Mr. J. K. Davies entertained at luncheon ut the Watauga Club com plimentary to Mrs. Lewman. AFTERNOON TEA. Miss Lota Parham and Miss Mac- Doweil. of Waycross, were the guests of honor at an afternoon tea given Friday by Miss Sallle Harwell. The house was attractively decorated Ith palms and ferns, and on the man tels and tables vases tilled with sweet peas and nasturtiums were placed. De licious refreshments were served and the occasion was most enjoyable. Miss Harwell received her guests In a becoming gown of white mull. Miss Parham and Miss MacDowell both wore white silk gowns, lacy trimmed. LAWN FETE. The ladles of the Episcopal church of West End will have a garden party at 160 Lee street Tuesday afternoon, June II. from 4 to to o’clock. The children are particularly Invited from 4 to 7 o'clock In the evening. Nunnally’s Candy Factory Doubles Its Capacity ;ee years ago that the present Nunnally factory was erected. At that time ample_ space lipment was provided to permit of a steady increase of business for the futui'e 15 or 20 It is less than three and sufficient equipment years. At least, this was the belief of the management at that tie. The airy, well-lighted and modemly constructed building was provided with every facility appointment for the production of the very best candies in the very best and cleanest way. What followed? These same Candies proved to be just what every one wanted. As a result, the busi ness grew with tremendous strides. Arid now, less than four years since the factory was completed, this increase in business has necessitated doubling the capacity. To this end the work is being rushed and the new portion will be ready for occupancy July 1. Five stories high, this new factor}' means some 60,000 square feet of floor space for the big plant. Every modem convenience and equipment is included for the continued production of Nunnally Candies in the Nunnally Way. THERE MUST BE SOME REASON tfOR THIS UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN BUSINESS! “NONE LIKE NUNNALLY’S” TO MISS BACON. Saturday afternoon at the Orand Mra. Theodore Wllklne entertained at a box party In honor of Miss Nells Bacon, whose marriage to Mr. Roy Abernathy wll! take placo June 28. Mrs. Wilkins' guests Included: Miss 3Illdred Wooley, Mrs. J. H. Murrow. Mrs. William Lawrence, Mr*. A. R. Colcord. Mr*. Charles Benson and Mrs. Henry Hynds. Krom Soap will prevent dandruff and stop hair from falling out. At your druggist's or by mall 35c per cake. KRUM SOAP CO.. Atlanta. Go. IN HoTlOR OF HOUSE PARTY. Miss Flora Crow will give a box party Tuesday afternoon at the Casino In compliment to Miss Mildred Sprat- ling’s house party guests, Miss Blade and Miss Brown, of Columbus; Miss Mattie L. Dodson, of Americus. and Miss Flo Rene Walts, of Griffin. IN HONOR OF MISS BREWER. Miss Fannie Hinton will entertain next Thursday In compliment to her guest, Miss Agnes Brewer, of Savan nah. Invited to meet Mlsa Brewer are: Misses Muriel Hall, Edith Watts, Mar- garet Nutting. Mary Robinson, Laura Wyatt, Lamar Jeter. Genevieve Morris, Sara Lee Evans. Nell Parks, Sam As kew, Fannie Hinton and Lillian Lu- throp. and Misses Willie May and Fannie HIIL of Macon. ' BABY 8H0W AND LAWN PARTY. Quits a beautiful and delightful af fair of next week will be the baby show und lawn party which the ladles ot committee No. 1 of Ponce DeLeon Av enue Baptist *»wch will give next Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 10 o'clock on the lawns of Mrs.’ George W. Mc Carty. Mrs. J. B. Robinson and Mrs. C. T. Nunnally, 163 to 177 Ponce De Leon avenue. A large number of babies have al ready been entered for the contest, and they will be divided Into flvo classes, each lady and gentleman present vot ing for the prettiest baby In each class, and the ladles Invite every baby under six years old In "Greater Atlanta" to be present. Ice cream and cake Will be sold and one of the leading attractions will be the presence ot "Senora Zara," a won derful fortune teller, whom the ladles have secured for the afternoon. Not only are all of future beaux and belles Invited, but the parents and friends as well, and a delightful time Is assured. Any Information can be obtained from the following ladles, who have the entertainment In charge: Mrs. W. T. Crenshaw, chairman: Mrs. George W. McCurty, Airs. K P. Moritz, Airs. Logan Crichton. Airs. Howard McCall, Airs. Charles Barnwell, Airs. W. II. Adkins, Airs. Howell Cloud, Airs. J. H. Crawford. Mrs. Fred Cooledge, Mrs. Jullen Pace, Mra. E. M. Yow, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Nunnslly, Mrs. Sam Earl Smith, Airs. W. N. Randle. Mrs. Will A. Hancock, Miss Lukenblll, Miss Barnes, Mrs. S. T. Marett, Airs. W. H. Adkins. Krotn Soap has sold on its merits for over thirty years. It Is a perfect aoap for skin, scalp and hair. Unex celled for toilet, nursery and bath, your druggist's or by mail, 25c per KROAI S Walker, AI. W. Beck. George M. Tray- SOAP CO., Atlanta. Ga. cake. MISS DULL WILL ENTERTAIN. Wednesday afternoon Miss Henrietta Dull will entertain the members of the 8. T. Club, complimentary to Allas Laura Wyatt and her guests, the Misses Hill, of Macon; Alisa Brewer, of Savannah, and Alias Funnte Hinton. LOVING CUP PRESENTED. Miss Elite Dunlap, principal of the Tenth Street School, and Alisa Eva Cassels, assistant, were presented with beautiful loving cups by the parents of the children In the seventh grade on Friday. The cups bore the Inscriptions: "Presented by the parents of the chil dren In the seventh grade. Tenth Street school, In grateful appreciation ot the personal Interest taken In their chil dren." The letter which accompanied the presents stated that “(he mothers of the children of the seventh grade have been Impressed with the high quality of your work and your sympathetic personal' Interest as evtdencsd by the . . . general progress and Improvement of la every part of the your pupils." J The letter was signed by the follow ing: J. S. Middleton, and Mesdames J. R. Watts. W. L. Traynham, Clark Howell, I- P. AlcCandllsh, 8. A. Dun- Guaranteed under the Pare Food and can, H. W. B. Glover, W. C. Hum- Drug act. June 30. 1306. Serial sum. phrlce. W. If. Patterson. W. D. Wll- ner 1033. 1 Hamsun, Al. J. Yarborough, Samuel G. CHILDREN 1"EETHINq Mrs. Winslow's Soothing: Syrup ^o^ukh^foh ® J v TUEIRCHILDflKN wnilJI TEETHING WITH PEKFEOT SUC- CCML IT SOOTHES THE CHILL), SOFTENS THE OL’AIS, ALLAYS ALL l'AIN. CURES , , . - ... - WIND COLIC, and Is ths BEST ItLMEL).' Personal' Interest as evidenced by the •«U. Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. McKee, Robert H. Bnwn. J. R. Mot ley, C. E. Horton. Arnold Broyles, Rob. ert L. Foreman. FLOWER DAY"0F W. C. T. U. The members add friends of the At lanta Willard Woman's Christian Tem perance Union will this year observe the loth instead of the 0th of June, as Flower Mission Day. They are requested to meet promptly at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon In the large auditorium of Trinity's church house with bouquets arranged. White ribbon and Scripture text cards will be furnished by the union. Afagnzlnes, potte.l plants, books, pa pers, anything suitable for tho afflicted and destitute, will be gladly received and judiciously distributed for those who can not or do not care to go them selves. AIRS. MARY L. M’LENDON, President. AIRS. JANE A. ADKINS. Rec. Sec. RECEPTION TO MR8. HENDERSON. A brilliant reception In honor of Mrs. Lizzie George Henderson, of Atlssis- slppl, president general of tho United Daughters o'f the Confederacy, was given Friday plght by district Daugh ters at the Arlington Hotel, Washing ton. D. C. Several hundred persons. In cluding a number nf distinguished Con federate veterans, were present. Airs. Henderson was assisted In re ceiving by Airs. Ralph Walsh, president of the district Daughters, and Airs. Ros alie H. Bocock, chairman of the recep tion committee, made the Introductions. A large number of distinguished men assisted in entertaining the gueste, among them being Judge Charles B. Howry. Chief Justice Beth Shepard. Judge William L. Chambers, former Secretary of the Navy Hilary A. Her bert, Alajor Holmes Conrad. Dr. Samuel Lewis. Major J. McDowell Carrington. John T. Callahan, John W. Illckey and Wallace Streeter, of the Sons of Vet erans: Dr. Clifton P> Clark, president of the Mississippi Society; former Sec retary Carlisle and General Hooker. Airs, Henderson wore a beautiful gown, of pale gray chiffon and old duchesse lace and ahe carried a huge cluster of American beauty roses. Sirs. Walsh’s gown was of spangled black net and lace: Airs. Bocock wore a very handsome princess gown of black Jet ted lace; Airs. Fanny Ricks, whom Mrs. Henderson is visiting, a gown of black spangled lace and a beautiful diamond necklace; Miss Nannie Randolph Hcth wore a costume of old rose point lace, with touches of violet satin and dia monds. Palms and great clusters of pink MARI ST COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE 24- -AU0U8T 3 Particulars at 289 Ivy Street. Bell'Phone, 782. Office hours 8:30 to 12 peonies and roses decorated the ball room, and Haley's bend gave a particu larly ’fine program of music throughout the evening. Every Southern society In the district waa well represented at the reception. t