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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS
SATURDAY, JULY «, 1907.
SOUTHERN SOCIAL NEWS
[ SAVANNAH SOCIAL NEWS ]| CHATTANOOGA SOCIAL NEWS || ATHENS SOCIAL NEWS |
_ n Hopkins, of Mew York, who la
SWl weeks with her brother
• „ W. ana Mrs. W. Trenholm
n'tun. li being charmingly entertained
WTnntnbor of small nnd very pleas-
,ir “nforaml parties. Among thosn who
f Dt - entertained for her aro Mrs. T. P.
have eiueruii*»w n ».*»«*, Mica
i-.t Mrs. A. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Alex.
•‘ /'. "h'eemor nnd a npraher of others.
the aitmmnr
Cgn ' l. Virginia, Is entertaining a
house party of Savnnnahlnns uud
S? Sawinatflans. The party Includes
vrE Wry Houston, of Baltimore; the
N . shotter, Miss Besslo Denhatn; of
Sl^!-°Mr iathrop Morehend, of I)up
TlimDa, 3ir* _ ..a If. !>«*»..
Evader and Mr. William Barnwell, of
Savannah.
Mr? Hugh Cunningham. Banks- Is the
t 11 nnnlrii
*Mts.°nober't B. I YoMg, K of Mulberry, Fla.,
i. vSiltlug her fatber. Mr. Malcolm Mac-
l/'Sft, Sidney Btubbs, 'at Atlanta. Is.the
,sest of Mr. and Ur A. George T. Cano for
“i°re rharlee H. Olmstead nnd the Misses
Olmstcnd are spending the summer In -New
T vids Anns Colquitt Is the guest of Mlsa
liar caret Middleton In Charleston.
.JU Ur. Wnrnn Cnnnlnffhl
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cunningham, Miss
Ofli'rr. and Mr. Donald Rnuors at. spend-
Kmo tim. at St. Catherines
Mi« J G. Thomas anti the Misses
Thoma* ore at their summer homo near
Clarkesrltle^ ^ Cunningham and HI**.
Mildred ''nnulngham left on Tlmrsday night
to ape,Id the summer at Highlands.
Mlsa Susie Clark and Miss Connors Melton
hare returned to their home In Columbia
?he° r MLS'l5an t e. Tl,lt ° f *“*•
Ing l lIlss Ia NotUe's1rint I on?* U TWt ‘
Miss Elltaheth Malone Is visiting Miss
Mnry Harrison In Augusts. *
h Mrs. B. A. Denmark Is
tlnio in New York.
▼Isl ting
spending some
in New York.
ta th « gnest of Mrs. J.
M. Lsng at Tybee.
Mrs. Edward 8, Elliott have re
turned from a month's stay at Montgom-
« Dd Mrs. A. B. Palmer aad famUy
summer^ *** l6e r T J be * «*faie for the
Miss Cedlla Woods bss returned from a
rtgfJo.MIss Elliabeth BuOer" at B«Xn*
Miss Made, Held hi. returMd SSTit
ips eg* raaeg snaMr “- n -
of Urt u
Jffiw Ellw {treason has returned from *
Sadie Jerrey, In Charleston.
Mrs. George Owens and children left dur-
lng the week to spend the summer at Cape
Cod.
w«f Irs ’ ?®, ub ®o 9* an d children hare
returned from Montgomery.
Mis* Ernestine Cntts is visiting Miss Mary
HuU In Augusta.
The Misses Frost, of Charleston, are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frost
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Anderson and chil
dren hare left for Cape Cod.
Miss Latin Palmer is visiting relatives in
BirmlnL
Miss Anne Vane Jones has returned from
* to » Mr * and Mr,> George Parsons
Elliott, In Augusta.
Miss Irene Withers Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. 8. Wood.
Mr. Robert Waller left dnrlng the week to
join Miss Minnie Mackall’s house party in
Virginia.
L
Marietta
On ln.1t Sunday evening, at the resi
dence of the bride"* parents, Mr. Eu
gene M'lZley and Miss Mary Wltehem
united In marriage. The cere
mony was performed by the Eev. C. E.
Dobbs. Mrs. Moldey is a charming
woman and Mr. Mozley Is a young man
of sterling worth, who' has already
made a success In th* business world.
Mr. and Mrs. Mozley left at once for
Atlanta, their future home.
The recital given by Miss Regina
Rambo on Tuesday evening was large-
i.. i„,1 QVia save "Tflwot TTarnM “
iy attended. She gave "King Harold,'
Stephen Phillips’ masterplecs, and In
It Miss Rambo was superb. She was
assisted In the entertainment by a mu
sical program, rendered by Airs. Leila
Grist, vocalist; Miss Wells, planolst,
and Mrs. Mueller, violinist, all of At
lanta, and all fine artists.
Mr. Ralph Noriheutt made a trip to
Macon last Friday In his automobile in
live hours. He was accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Bolan Brumby, returning
Monday, accompanied by his wife and
Miss Cora Burr.
Miss Mamie Dobbs gave a charming
reception on Friday evening compli
mentary to her guests. Miss Thieson, of
Pensacola, and Miss Read, of Atlanta,
A large number of guests called and a
delightful evening was spent. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Miss West has returned from Ashe
ville, N. C.
Air. James Legg is slowly Improv
ing.
•Mrs. Frank Sneillnsr and daughter
are the guest* .of Mrs. W. T. Neal.
The Baptist Sunday school had
picnic at Grant Park last week.
The Methodist Sunday school pic
nicked at Joyner* Wednesday and spent
a very enjoyable day.
Miss Dovle Blair Is spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Blair.
Mrs. Holmes, aftsr a pleasant visit
to her son In Tuscaloosa, Aim, has
returned home.
Miss Clyde Malone, Miss Irma Neal
ami Miss Regina Rambo are attendlnr
a house party given by Miss Caradoll
Schuessler, Roanoke, Ala.
Mrs. Luther Armstrong, of Acworth,
Js the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Airs. George Green.
Miss Clara Thornton is visiting rela
tives in Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman, of
Bockmart, were In town lost week.
Mrs. Thos. Brumby, Jr, entertained
the Young Matrons' Bridge Whist Club
on Thursday afternoon. Delicious re
freshments were served nt the close
of a pleasant game.
Miss Kathryn Dykes was the charm
ing hostess at a small bridge party
a® Tuesday afternoon. Delightful re
freshments were served.
The Ladles’ Afternoon Euchre Club
was delightfully entertained on Thur*.
day afternoon by Mias Alston. The
card tables were placed upon the
beautiful lawn. The score cards were
nun.v butterflies and the prizes were
designed In butterflies. They wero won
"Y Airs. Black and Mr*. Keeler. De
lightful refreshments were served at
tus conclusion of the gome.
Carrollton
... , GADSDEN, ALA.
•e.J* 1 May linker entertained at
mda Tuesday evening, in compliment to
jim I,nv *d*°n nnd her guests, Mieses
IlMs and Arnold, of Wartrnce, Tenn.
,J’ ro { e **2 r w. E. StrlpUn end family hate
t0 Knoxville to spend several weeks.
MIsh Marie Crowe, of Somerset, Ky., !■
‘guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. H! Fortner.
Margaret Hood and Rena Baker
vllle he Rueita 0f MU# RJddlt * te Albtrt ’
y!?u* s, ‘* A1, f® an< * Mary Murray, of Hunts-
«re visiting their sunt, V
Armstrong n n Haralson avenue.
W. n. Foster. Jr.. *
II. Foster, Jr., has gone to Ms-
to visit relatives.
Jlis, Fuller, of Atlanta, Is the guest of
K Miss Mildred Alford, on ‘Herat
toil avenue.
!<* H* 1 *® and Nellie Matthews sre vis-
Bjviu r aunt( ” ra *. M ’ M * Cantrell, at
Mr nnd Mrs. 8. E. Jordan have returned
n tr . tp a!° Eastern dtles.
? n ' 1 . * Ir ®- Robert Baugh, wbo have
t„ i'r.nsitlng relatives here, have returned
'intsvtllq.
Mr*.
Mr.
daughter, Mrs. Bruce Armstrong.
uave arrived
fl !l ure home.
i n * 7 ‘ harles Duncan Is vlsltlpg relatives
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flavoring
Extracts
Vanina
Lemon
Orange
Rose, its,
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a '’ or, i have always in purity
strength conformed to the
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Mr. Harry Richard, of Knoxville,
Tenn., joined his wife at this place last
week, where she has been visiting rela
tives and friends for the past month.
The Glorious Fourth will be the oc
casion of the laying of the corner stone
of the A. & M. College at this place.
Ex-Governor Joseph M. Terrell and
other notable personages will deliver
addresses, after which dinner will be
served on the grounds, and representa
tives from all over the Fourth district
are expected to participate In the fes
tivities. Carrolltonlans are, and have a
right to be, proud of the college, and
demonstrate the fact to the world by
making a great occasion of It.
Mr. F. S. Wilson, of Aeworth, is
visiting his mother, Mre. D. G. Wilson,
on Maple street.
Mr. J. T. Perry, of Anniston, spent
Tuesday In the city.
Miss Nell Sharp came down from
Atlanta Monday night and will spend
this week In Carrollton.
Our town Is saddened over the un
expected death of Mrs. Jack Turner,
which occurred In this city Tuesday
morning,
Mr*. Hugh Wood entertained the
“Willing Workers" of tho Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held
social meeting at the Presbyterian
church Monday night. In which a large
number of people participated. Re
freshments were served.
A large number of young people en
joyed a plcnlo at Slmonton's Mill on
Thursday.
Mrs. Robert McCoUough has returned
to her home. In Atlanta, after spending
two or three weeks with her mother,
Mrs. E. W. Well*.
Mr. J. W. Fitts spent Friday and Sat
urday In Atlanta.
Mandovillo Long spent Thursday and
Friday in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weems celebrat
ed tho event of their crystal wedding
Friday evening at their bom*, on Roma
street Many handsome presents at
tested the popularity of this couple, who
have sallod life's ocean together "
smoothly for fifteen yoors.
Miss Eula Moore is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bob Hamrick, In Newnan.
Judge Adamson spent Sunday In
Newnan, vleltlng the Chautauqua.
Mrs. 8. J. Boykin has returned from
a visit to Newnan. Mrs. Buford Boy
kin visited Atlanta Friday.
Mr. L. C. Mondevtllo returned on
Tuesday evening from Atlantic Beach,
Fla.
Mrs. R. F. Hyatt spent Saturday in
Atlanta.
Mrs. Walter Matthews returned to
Atlanta Monday morning.
Miss Kathorlne Polhlll, of Macon, Is
visiting Mrs. R. F. Hyatt.
Mrs. S. Holdcmess spent Thursday
and Friday in LaGrango.
Mr. Walter Matthews, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday In the city.
Miss Margaret Frierson, the pretty
little daughter of Mayor and Mrs, W. L.
Frierson, entertained Monday night
with a heart dice party In honor of a
quartet of popular visiting school girls.
Misses Katherine Towler, Lillian
Hayes, Susie DeGraHenrcld and Dimple
McLemore, two scoro girls and boys,
many of whom were Just home from
school, were, the guests.
Misses Maud and Nell Chandler gave
a picnic at Lula Lake, on Lookout
Mountain. Tuesday In honor of Mlsa
Datld Smith, of Memphis.
. Mrs. • J. B. Frazier ■ entertained at
luncheon at her home, on Oak street,
Wednesday; In honor of Mr*. Rutledge
Smith, of Cookeville, Tetln.
Miss Aynle Mary Moon, daughter of
Congressman John A. Moon, Is enter
taining a number of friends with a
house party at the family home, near
Fllntstone, Just across the Georgia lino.
In the party are: Misses Eltee Chapin,
Katherine Daniels, Goldie Catron, Mad-
eljne Gordon, Kathleen Crandalt and
Franklin Chauncey.
Miss Helen Moore entertained Infor
mally Wednesday night In honor of
Miss Earle Carter, of Atlanta. The
guests numbered about thirty.
Miss Martha Alexander and Lewis
West were married at the First Metho
dist church Wednesday night at 8:30
o’clock. Dr. Luther Freeman ofllctated.
The church was elaborately decorated.
The popular young couple left for
an Eastern trip. Upon their return
they will b« at homo at X15 East Fifth
street.
Lieutenants Brown. Hunter and
Scott, three popular bachelor offleers
of the Twelfth cavalry, entertained
with a “yellow tea” at Fort Oglethorpe
Tuesday evening In honor of Major and
Mrs. Hereford. A popular feature was
a wheel of fortune which decided the
kind of beverage to which each guest
was entitled. All of tho fort society
attended.
Mlsa Jane Evans and Clement Lee
Shelton wero married Tuesday at the
homo of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Mar
tha Evans. The ceremony waa per
formed by tho Rev. James McRee, pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian church.
Following It, a buffet luncheon was
served. After a trip to'Now York, Mr.
and Mrs. Shelton will bo at home at
117 Walnut street
Miss Marie Stewart and Frank F.
Hooper were married Tuesday evening
at the home of the bride’s parents. Col
onel and Mrs. D. M. Steward, on Bat
tery Bushnell. The ceremony was per
formed by Dr. J. H. Race, president
of the University of Chattanooga, as
sisted by Dr. Luther Freeman.
NASHVILLE SOCIAL NEWS |
Mrs. George Bell Allen, of Atlsnta, Is
the guest of her parents. Major and Mra.
T. P. Weakley.
Mra. Nat Baxter left Nnahrlllo Monday
night nnd Mra Uot>ert F. Jackson Wednea-
„tddox, wboeo children have been
quite 111 for several days.
Mr. Eugene Hinton, formerly of Nashville,
now of Atlanta, one of the moat promi
nent railroad men In the South, was among
the alumni visitors nt Sewauee the past
week, appearing on the program of the
aeml-contennial there, attended hy ao many
S romlnent people, air. Hinton’s pretty
Slighter, Mias Fannie Hinton, who gradu
ated recently nt the Atlanta High School
and who enters Vossnr College In the fntt,
accompanied her fnther.to Sewanee, where
Mr. and Mra. Joseph E. Waahlngton have
announced the engagement of tholr daugh
ter, Elisabeth Wyndbnm. and Mr. Henry
the marriage to he eotemnlaed early In Oc
tober at Yveaarngton, the ancestral Wash
ington home, In Robertson county, Tenn.
Tho bride's family Is prominent In society,
both In Washington, whore her father rep
resented his district In congress for many
years, and In Nashville. The lirlde-clect
has never been formally presented In so
ciety, and was to have been a debutante
of next season. Her Onneo Is t member
prominent New England family.
THOMA8VILLE.
Mine Blanche Carroll has gone t<
Lumpkin to visit her sister, Mrs. Les
lie Carlisle.
Miss Bessie Reynolds, of Now Or
leans, waa the guest of friends here
this week.
Mrs. M. Furlong, of Albany, Is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Louise Bottoms Is spending the
week In Vienna.
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Miller have gone
to Decatur, to epend the summer.
Mlstee Annie Herring and Moselle
Griffin are spending the summer In
Athens.
Miss Marion Balfour entertained in
formally at her home on Remington
avenue Thursday night.
Miss Mamie Sasser, of Cairo, was a
recent visitor here.
Miss Ella Flowers, of Blakely, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lee NeeL
Mr*. Cyrus Hudson ha* returned
from a visit to relatives In Oglethorpe.
Miss Fay Belle William*, who has
been the guest of Miss Edwina Mal-
letle, has returned to her home
Boston.
Mre. Lillian Llttleback, of Monticel-
lo. Flo., was n visitor here this week.
Miss Stella- Harley, of Tlfton, Is the
guest of Miss Mattie Jackeon.
Miss Louise Hopkins has returned
from a plcasaiit visit to Miss Jean Mc
Rae In MontlceUo, Fla.
Mr*. William Gleason, who has been
Getting relatives here, ha* returned to
her home In Valdosta.
Misses Bessie Merrill and Hartley
CAMILLA.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Falrcloth enter
tained a number of Camilla’s young
people on Tueeday evening In honor of
their guest. Miss Falrcloth.
Miss Claude Davis has returned from
a visit to relatives at Valdosta.
Miss Theresa Bashlnskl Is the guest
of Miss Annie Grace Brimberry.
Miss Clara Freeman, of Talbotton,
Is visiting Mrs. F. L. Lowls.
Misses Clifford and Cora Glenn
Falrcloth. of Dothan, Ala., accompa
nied by their brother, Master James
Falrcloth, aro visiting at the home of,
Mr. W. M. Falrcloth, in West Mitchell,
this week.
Mrs. Daisy E. Davidson, of Tusksgee.
Ala., Is visiting In Camilla this week,
the guest of Mrs. D. T. Dasher.
Mr. A. B. Joiner left last week for
Chattanooga, Tenn., where he will Join
his wife, who has been visiting In
Chattanooga for some time.
Miss Mabel Hall, of Newton, visited
Miss Pearl Taylor last week.
Miss Jennie Pattlllo, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Miss Jlmllou Cox.
Rev. a T. Clark, of Fort Gaines, was
In Camilla this week on business.
Judge and Mrs. J. A Cartwright have
lng marriage of their daughter, Lamisa
Ann, and Mr. Matthew Archie Henderaon,
of Little Rock, Ark., at We«t End Metho
dist church on tho morning of July 10.
Dr. Charles W. Byrd, formerly a red-
... formerly a resi
dent of Atlanta, who came to Nashville last
fall to accept the pastorato of West End
Methodist church, has recently been 111,
but Is now convalescent. His church gives
him a two months' vacation, and accom
panied by Dr. J. B. Murray, he jeaves
shortly for a trip abroad. They sail from
New York July 11 landing at
They will tour England, Scotland
Paris, Switzerland, and Italy, sailing for
home from Naples nnd landing at Boston.
Social events of the past week In Nash
ville were Mrs. M. A. Btmrr and Miss
Marjorie Spurr's tea__Tuesday^afternoon for
formerly Miss Martha Spurr, and
C. McGannon's luncheon Thursday nt the
Golf and Country Club for Misses Mar-
Golf nnd Country Club for Misses Mar
garet and Mesa Rose, two of tho most at
tractive debutantes of next seasou.
Thero are n number or visiting athletes
now In Nashville, who are being much on-
tertnlned. The golfers for the Southern
Invitation tournament aro being extended
many social courtesies, Including •Jolly
snpper Thursday night at the club. Social
pleasures ore also being arranged for the
plnyers for the state championship now in
progress at the courU of the Nashville
Tennis Club. Every afternoon refreshments
are served hy • group of yonng girls.
OMAHA;
Omaha has had a week of social pleasure.
Tho marriage of Mlsa Clara Simpson to
Mr. Stephen McDaniel, of Atlanta, has
been an event of unusual Interest
On Thursday, the 20th Instant Miss Ruth
Crowley entertained the Young Ladles’
Club in honor of Miss Simpson and Miss
nery.
„rs. J. Hilliard Fltsrerald
was hostess of the Omaha Sewing Circle,
one special featnre of the entertainment be
ing a handkerchief shower from club mem
bers for the bride. _
Tuesday, June 25, Mr. and Mra D.
The veranda , was
peny v
lawn.
NEWNAN.
Mr. Frank Orr Is entertaining a house
party very delightfully thla week. His
guests are Misses Louise Solomon, Jane
Bardwell, Irving Pope, Lillian Battle of Ma
con, Btelle Zellare of Grantvllle and Mr.
Harold Oglesby of Macon.
Monday evening Miss Christine Arnold en
tertained Mr. Frank Orr'e house party and
Miss Lauretta Simms and guest Miss Co-
rlnnt Hester, of Atlanta, at a beautiful
dinner.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. Orr entertained
his guests at a picnic at Pearl Springs.
Mrs. I. N. Orr’s tea Thursday afternoon
was a beautiful compliment to Mr. Orr'e
guests.
Miss Ruby Lovejoy entertained Mr. Orr's
guests very delightfully Friday evening aft
er the Chnutauqna entertainment
Tuesday afternoon Miss Augusta Mann
entertained delightfully In honor of her
guest, Miss Maud Mann.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings sfter the
lectures at the auditorium two dances given
by the young men In honor of the Chautau
qua visitors were much enjoyed. Tho Ital
ian bend, which haa been one of the Chau
tauqua attractions, furbished excellent
music. The dances wero at Ray park.
The Knights of Pythias gave a large bar
becue at Kay park Friday afternoon.
Mrs. I. C. McCrory, Miss Frankie Mc
Crary nnd Malcolm McCrory, of College
Park, attended the Newnan Chautauqua.
They were the gueate of Mrs. McCrory'*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodrum.
Miss Willie Walters, of Albany, and Miss
Clift Holllnshead, of Atlanta, has been
ie guests of Mias Julia May Hackney this
ees,
Mr. and Mra. I. F. Mu rah, of Marshall
ville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Banks.
Tho Misses Willingham, of Roms, visited
Misses Nelle Pinson and Rath Hardaway
this week.
Colonel W. L. Stallings has returned from
Tuesday Miss Annie Crawford gave a
beautiful luncheon in honor of Mias Winn,
of Lawrenceville, the gueat of Mrs. Charles
Ver-Nooy. Those present were: Mrs. Bar
rett Phinlzy, Mrs. Ver Noojr, Mrs. Craw
ford, Misses Wifln,'Louise DttBose, Edwina
Williams and Miss Crawford.
Wednesday afternoon a large party of
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roni pejma - x . —
In tally-hos nud after spending several
hours in boating returned to tho city. They
went to Captain James White’s, whero an
Mra. William F. Bradshawe, after
they danced until a Into hour.
The affair was given In honor of Misses
Bradshawe and I r owell, of Paducah, who
are visiting at Mr«._W^ilte’s 1 _
Colonel aad
fiii’l Mr*. IMwnnl King Lumpkin
of Mr. and Mra. .
guratton Saturday.
*' Arthur Palmer spent soveral days
Miss LfiBatt Manley „
Cnrncsvllle, after a delightful visit to Ath
ens friends.
Mrs. Ben Konncbrew Is visiting her sis
ter, Mra Wiley Bush, In Winder.
Miss Flora Strickfns, of Atlanta, Is the
guept of Miss Clifford Mjxe on tho Boule
vard.
Mrs. !. H. Goss and Miss Agnes Goss
are spending several days at Monte Vista,
the beautiful summer homo of Mr. aud Mra
John U. White, near Dillards.
Mira Bertha Huggins Is visiting relatives
in Atlanta.
M1s9 Susie Davison la the guest of Miss
Iva Davison in Woodvllle.
Mra Branch has returned to Greensboro,
after vlaltlng Mra. Albert Weir.
Miss Anna Coates Benedict Is In Macon,
the guest of Miss Conatanco Jaquea
Miss Millie Finch, of Gainesvino, is visit-
uih Miuia m tucu. ui wan
lnj MlM a Belle Yarbrough. #
time.
rt. Eugene Lyle has returned to Atlan
ta, after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Clara
Lyle.
Mra Charles a Strange has returned
from Atlanta.
Mr. and Mra Steve C. Upson will be
among Athenians attending the Inaugural
of Governor Hoke Bmlth.
Mra J. F. Rhodes is visiting relatives in
Bishop.
Miss Bolling Phlnlsy Is the guest of Miss
Miss Alexander Rhodes leaves next week
for the mountains of North Carolina, whero
she will spend some time.
Mra Dan Deadwvler and Miss Ida Callo
way are at Franklin, N. C., for tho sum-
Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton are visit-
Misses juim anu i.ueiie urnna are visit
ing relatives fn LawrenceTille.
Miss May Harbin has returned from Sa
vannah, where she waa the gnest of Mlsa
returned from
Farmington.
Mr. and Mra E. R. Hodgson and family
nt Highlands for the summer.
Mrs. Alex IL Davison Is spending some
time at White fftilphnr Springs, Fla.
Mlsa Dcssle M. Sellers left thla week
her homo in Warsaw, Jnd. She will return
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
turned to Macon.
Mrs. Joseph U. Fleming and Misses Isabel
and Lucy Fleming leave soon foe Moore-
head. N. C.
Mr. Yancey L. Gantt, of Spartanburg, is
*i the city.
Mieses lloslna and Isabella Thomas are in
tests of Miss Nina Jones.
visit Mra. w. A. Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. V. Sanford and children
are camping out at Tnllassee Shoals.
Mias Olive Allen leaves today for New
for Erie, Pa.
^Mra. J. 0, Hinman, of Wlntervllle, was a
lm
arrivo soon.
si. u. itinmnn, or ivimerriue, was a
to the city yesterday.
Lovy, of New York, Is expected to
soon, to be thh guest of Mrs. Poter
Fnnkensteln.
Miss Emma Sue Colle has returned to
WlntervlUo after a short visit to Atheus
friends.
It will bo gratifying news to Miss Minnie
Mattox's friends to know that she has
Park has returned from
Professor
Gainesville.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Conway leave soon
for Yellow Sulphur Springs, Va., wbsrs
they will spend the summer.
Chancellor David C. Barrow will attend
the Inauguration In Atlanta Saturday.
Mrs. G. J. Dallas has returned to Atlanta
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. D. W. Me-
Miss Nancy Benedict Is visiting In Balti
more.
Mra Charles M. Strahan and little Mary
are spending some time at the Highlands,
Mrs. J ; K. Brantley to Jo Atlanta, having
lughter, Mra H. 8. Coles.
Miss Nellie Phlnlsy has returned from
Macon, where aho was charmingly enter
tained as the guest of Miss Helen Barnes.
Miss Ilolnian has returned from Quincy,
Fin., whero she visited Mra Mack.
Miss Mamie McGnughey. of Atlanta, is
tho attractive guest of Miss Jesslt Mc
Gregor.
Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt will tpend the
summer at Blount Springs, having taken a
cottage there.
ters, Mrs.
Mai
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ew York. They will sail ror Europe
onJlie 23th pn the Gref Walderseo, joining
_j ey
P the Gru.
Ira. Zack Smith’s party.
Air. and Mrs. II. C. Gunnels aro visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Abercromblo In Tuscaloosa,
Mr. William C. Oates, Ja, is at home,
Powell and little son, Wyatt,
have returned from a visit to Homo rela-
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medicinal roots found growing In our
American forestrandwhllepolenttocur,
are perfect!* harmliy^vea to tho most
delicate woni?ya>d. Not adroi)
Fatten are spending the month of July
f es In Mil
with relative* In MMIcdgevllle.
Mrs. EL L. Browr. ha* returned to
her home In Macon.
Miss Ola Mallette entertained de
lightfully Tuesday afternoon at bridge.
Mr. Robert Balfour waa the fco«
Wednesday night at a dinner party In
honor of Mr. L. T. Wild, of Columbia,
e. c.
ALPHARETTA.
Mr. William Upahaw and wife, of Texas,
are tho goeota at relative*
\(r v'yiqi Norman, of Atiantae is ine
*”»?* Wimam r Bre^ M of^Atainn^Wted
"Ifui’llatn****. aftsr spending a few
mentht with her parents, retsroed to Grays-
, Mr* flarriaf” ■ ,0M * T,ll,e d relative* In jpo ob.tln.te, rhrooht ocmrhi'whlch." if
Atlanta recently. . . . lected. or hsdljr treated, lend up to eon«
Mtii”. EtM a and“cere Bhlricy tS»*?2L Umu Ittothe Pent medicine that can be u
ilffi properties of Its own.
being a most valuable antiseptic and anti-
ferment, nutritive and soothing demul
cent.
Glycerine plays an Important part In
Dr. l’Icrco’s Golden Medical Discovery In
tho euro of Indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended by sour risings,
heart-burn, foul breath, coated tougue,
poor appetite, gnawing feeling In stom
ach, biliousness and kindred derange
ments of the stomach. liver and bowels.
Besides curing ell tho above distressing
ailments, the "Golden Medical Discovery ’
Is a specific for all diseases or the mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic organ* Even In It* ulcerative
stages It will yield to this sovereign rem
edy If It* use he persevered In. In Chronic
Catarrh of tho Nasal psv-ages. It la well,
while taking tho "GoldenMedlcal Dis
covery : for tho necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or three times a day with Dr. Sage s
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatment generally cures the worst
In coughs snd hoarseness caused by bron
chial. throat and lung .tractions except eon-
jledlcal Jdscuvery- la * moat efildent rem-
adr. especially In those obittnete. hang-on
coughs caused by Irritation and congestion of
the bronchial tnucoos membrane* The ” Dis
covery " la not ao good tor ocuMceoght aris
ing from sadden cold* nor must It be ex
pected to core consumption In Ita advanced
stages—no medicine will do that-hat for all
can be taken
Mlae Lncy Deck, of Griffin, visited Mias
T. Carpenter la antartalnlng Mrs.
Warner Camp, of Moreland, and Mr* Jim
narrla, of Turin, this week.
Mra. Abner Camp and Sir. T. P. Zellar*
lng Mr* I. ...
Mleaea Ellaalieth and Anhle Meloon, at
■ - - I.. 8. Dent
and Mr* Ernest
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.•at. •• imuai v.. unit .-, w i., in Itk uiuiiu,
nfter quite a little trip to Eaatcrn nhore*.
fllnce commencement ut the Uulreraltv of
Virginia.
Mr. Jnme* D. Wilcox, who has Just grad
uated from Cornell, after a four yeara'
coarse, Is home with hi* parent* on Terry
street.
Friend* of Mr*. Warren C. Drown will
be glad to know of her Improvement since
tho operation in a Chicago hospital.
About fifty of tho younger *et. wbo are
enjoying their vaentiou, spent Friday even
ing nt Pickett Hnriugs, dancing. The party
was chnnerorod ny Mrs. T. B. Wilknrson.
Mist Frank Hnltlwnnger, of Atlanta, Is
visiting her lister, Mra. John Tullls, on
8onth Hull street
Mr. K. O. Sorts, of Atlanta, is visiting
hJs klnapoople, Mr. and Mrs. Auifleld, on
Perry street
Mrs. George Bmathors and Miss Ellen
Smothers, of Waynesville. N. C.: Mrs.
Henry T. Bartlett aud Miss Maggie Fits-
gibbons nre ubrond for the summer.
Mrs. N. J. Owen uud Mlsa Fannie Math
ews are visiting Mrs. Burwcil Boykin at
her country home, "The Itnnch.”
Mr. ftnri Wllllnm Tlrnclfam
Mr. and
for Now York.
Mrs. Joseph Bateon. of Bogart was a
visitor to the dty yesterday.
Miss Flore Herts, of Atlanta, will spend
Sunday with Miss Lillie Morris.
Miss Marianne Frierson leaves soon for
Augusta. About the middle of Jnly she
will go to Asheville for several weeks.
Miss Bessie Richards is convalescing from
her recent Illness.
Mrs. Joe Barnes has returned to Craw
ford after a pleasant visit to Mrs. W. U.
Mathews.
Miss Ida Young leaves Monday for North
field, Mass., where she will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Annie Riley left yesterday for New
bern, where ahe will be the guest of Miss
Miss Chloe Loyd leaves today for New
York to tako a course at a summer college.
Miss Minnie Fltta. of Newberfi, passed
through tho city yesterday en routo to Jef
ferson.
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Hnnnlcutt and the
Misses Ilunnlcutt leave next woek
Madison Springs. Later they will g
the dt:
Mr.
M. Levy, of Now York, arrives In
> v.cj Sunday,
udge 8. IL Wingfield Is spending tho
Howard, of Lexington, was
, lfcri.
In the city yesterday.
Miss Moselle Studder la qnlte 111 at the
home of her parents, Mr. aud Mra C. A.
Americus
At present the dty Is throngod with gay
nnd attractive vlsitora
Miss Emma Eldrldgo has with her this
woek n charming bevy of girls, who have
been the recipients of many social atten
tions. They are Misses Isabel Nunnally and
Floy Ftlkor, of Monroo; Kate Stump, of
Valdosta, and Elisabeth Harris, of Sparta.
Two much admired and feted guests hero
are Misses Louise Lnmar, of Columbus,
and Emily Boone, of Mobile, Ala., who
are with Mrs. W. D. Moreland.
Miss Louise Heard, of Vienna, Is the
protty guest of Mra. W. F, Clarke.
Miss Emma Eldrldgo was hostess one
evening recently at a largo reception In
honor of her guests. Many bright lights, n
lovely night and an Ideal hostess made a
happy occasion for fully a hundred young
people.
Miss Kate Wheatley entertained at
large afternoon cord party Wednesday aft
ernoon, In honor pf the vlaltlng girls. The
tables were placed at intervals over the
wide verandas and lawn. After an Inter
esting gnme v delicious refreshments were
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Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Druckerman, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander, have gone t6 their home
In Now York. She will be remembered
her# an Miss Rica Alexander.
A wedding of much Interest to Montgom-
Mr. Hughes Turnby Reynolds, _ ,
which took place Tuesday evening in
Romo,
lng In
daughter of
who lived In Montgomery many years and
celebrated their golden wedding Just before
his death In tho early winter. The young
bride has spent much of her
hood here, and has been much adtnfrcd.
Miss Louise Kalb, of Atlanta, who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Georgia
Richardson, Is visiting In Birmingham.
Miss Mary Troy, of New York, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Watts, on Perry
street.
tevailo to visit her grandmother, Mrs. H,
McConanghy.
Mr*. Robert Goldthwnlte nnd their chil
dren will spend tho snmmer at Blonnt
tho summer
Hathnwny Smith Is spending
In Hendersonville, N. UT
LAFAYETTE.
Miss Helen Case, of Pittsburg, Ga., Is
visiting the Misses Thurman.
Miss Lucie Porter, of Lyerly, spent
this week here, the gueat of Mnr. P. D.
Fortune.
Mrs. S. A. McConnell, of Trlon, was
the guest this week of Miss Lucie
Street.
Mias Lucie Reynolds, of Rome, after
spending several days here with rela
tives, returned home Thursday.
Guests of the Center House thla week
attending the Institute are Misses Min
nie nnd Exa Sftahan, Maud Little and
Mary Whitlow. *
MARTIN.
Dr. Carl Verner lias returned from Wal-
hallo, H. C., where he attended a seven-
day lionaa party.
MIm Ethel Cooper Is visiting friends In
Commerce.
Mrs. Lou Brown of Elbertoa, Is visiting
her sister, Mra. Iris Vow.
Mrs. W. P. Palmour is visiting relatives
In Clayton.
Miss Mary Mitchell Is In Atlanta.
Miss Mabel Verner Is visiting relatives
In Wal balls, 8. C.
Miss Janie .Solomon, of Atlanta, spent
several days with Miss Talina ifttcbel!
receutly.
Messrs. Hubert and Pope Yow have re
turned from Jamestown.
Miss Macy Brown is In Ashland.
BcnaXnr Camp was In town Saturday.
Mr. Thurman Fricks, of Atlanta, Is here.
Mrs. Curdle Sanders has returned to her
home In Anderson, 8. C.
MIm Louis* I.uclle Mitchell spent s day
Robbie Carter has returned to her
home In Gainesville, after spending sever*
' days with MIm Louise MltchelL
Mr. and ««.»•. *.•*•• ». *»*.«**«:**■ «uwi-
tallied Tueeday evening In honor of Miss
Mattie Uylander. at their beautiful home on
Taylor street. FuJJj a half hundred hanor
hearted yonng people spent a dellghtfu.
evening.
One of the most enjoyable of the summer
11s, In honor of Mias I
guests. Miss Hollis rt
white lingerie frock with pit
brides. The houso decorations wero very
effective In pink nnd white, a nrofuslon of
white oleanders and pink hydrangeas bo-
shower In honor o
day morning. The bride showered the gifts
from a large white umbrella. Slx-hnna eu
chre was played, after which tempting re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Frank Iiarrold entertained several
tables st six-hand euchre Wednesday In bon
or of the visiting girls. After an exciting
-Jen Fort and daughters. Misses
Floyd, Mary and Georgia, are the guests of
Hov. Allen Fort, In Dublin, Mrs. Fort's
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell B. Simmons sre
spending several days In Atlanta.
Miss Sara Lowe hns returned to Buena
Vista, after a visit of several daya to Mra
C. If. Ixme.
Miss Ilosa Dndley, of Benton, Ala., Is the
guest of Mrs..T. It. Small.
STATESBORO.
Professor G. It. Franklin has returned
after an extended visit to north Georgia.
Misses Annie Donaldson and Maude Bran
non have returned from Washington, Ga.,
where they attended a house party given
by Miss Georgia Croncb.
Miss Georgia Cox is visiting Mrs. R. M.
Williams at Metter, Ga.
Mrs. Kusan George, of Savannah, Is visit-
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lng her son. 8. Landrum George.
Mf. A. J. Clark is on a trip to Jamestown
aad other points of interest.
ami other pointt -. —
Miss Anna Hughes leaves for Jamestown
this week.
Rov. M. II. Massey Is In Atlanta for
Mrs. J. B. Warnell, of Cairo. Is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mra. Jason Franklin.
land will leave Tuesday for Hot Springs, !f.
C. Tbey will visit points of interest la the
north nfter spending a while with friends
In Virginia.
Hon. I». F. McCoy ha* returned after a
two weeks' stay at Indian Spring;
MIm Clotilda Littlejohn, of Americas, Is
the guest of Miss Tllla Hughes.
Mr. John R. Powell, Jr., attended Chau
tauqua nt Dnblln and won the gold medal
In the declamation contest given by that In-
stltution. He graduated at Statesboro In-
Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Cone have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Cone's parents at 8yl-
vnnla.
Mrs. D. 7. McCoy has returned sfter vts
Itlng relatives at Egypt, Ga.
Mrs. J. 8. McBlmore. of Macon. Is spend
BOSTON.
Mr. KlnchOon Taylor, of Jeffersonville, !*
vlsiting hla horaofolka this week.
•om her recent illness.
Mr. II. II. Perry vilstod Mr. John Ingram
Inst woek.
Miss Lila Brooks Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dr. Rhine, In Tallahassee, Fla.
Miss L*cy Parker, of ThomuMvlIlt, Is ex-
ted this week to visit Mrs. J. C.
ji.il
Ad i
Miss Fsnnle Byrd Daniel left Friday for
_ iW,
MIm Miriam Taylor left Monday for
White Springs, Fla., where she will speud
......n * I ■.....1*1. .Atnllim. - i
some time with relative*.
1 .«■
er, Mr. George Forrest, who Is very (4 with
typhoid fever. „
Mrs. Fred McMurray and MIm nattye
Parker expect to leave noon for a two
weks* stay at Pablo Beach, Fla r
Mra. W. II. Moody will leave next mouth
for a trip North. , _ . .
Mrs. 8. G. Covington Is vhritiog Mrs*
James A. Horn. . **
Mr. Walter Everett, of Memphis, Tenn..
r r.itifii, .'i> iti|>m,’>, *cuu..
E ending some time with bis father nml
er, Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. Everett.
Mrs. W. L. Phillip* nnd children, of
Louisville, are visiting relatives hers this
week.
Mr. Sam Forrest spent last week In Sa
ve nnah.
Mr. Roy Livingston returned Monday
..om a trip to Tampa, Bt. Augustine aud
Jacksonville.
TALLULAH FALLS.
Mrs. Ormond Durant, of Mobile, with bee
two daughters. Misses Gertrude and Claude,
are at the Lodge for the summer.
Mr. L. Byron, of Cincinnati, who 1*
here enjoying the beautiful scenery and
mountain air, spent a week In Atlanta with
Mr. and Mrs. Garnett, of Augnita, G«„
spent a few days at the Lodge, en route
to Highland. They were so much pleased
that they will return later in tho season.
Mr. snd Mrs. II. G. Stevens, .of Dublin,
Ga..
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