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THE ATL.VNTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
TUESDAY. JULY S3. 1WT.
SOCIETY...
Mn. George C Bill, Editor.
Cbirlotte Stevirt, \
Selene ArmttrongJ Aiilitmti.
And Womans Interests
Superior
in Strength
Or. Price’s Flavoring: Extracts are su
perior in strength, freshness and fine
ness of flavor to any flavoring extracts
made in the world, and ladies of the
best taste, who are now uaing them,
find, them just as represented. Persons
who desire a delicate and natural flavor
in their cakes, puddings, or any tabli
delicacy, will obtain it by using
GIRL AND GOSSIP.
And now the summer girl flits on the
scene
With smiling face and Incidentally,
Rome dainty and bewildering lingerie
And pretty gowns, pink, heliotrope and
green,
And blue, and all the shades that go
between
All through the day she wields a won
drous power
On tennis court, the bathing beach and
lawn.
And gay young men Improve the shin
ing hour
To pay due homage ere the chance is
gone. „ ,
Sweet is the maiden in her love of glee.
And though full many a covert glance
doth warn,
She counts her conquests, one and two
and three.
Behold the gossip as she sits and knits
And tears that poor girl's morals Into
bits.
—New York Times.
THEATER PARTY AND 8UPPER.
Mr. Arthur Whaley wfll entertain at
a box party Tuesday evening at the
Grand and a supper afterward at the
Capital City Club, his guests Including:
Miss Harrie Stockdell. MIm Mary
Thomas, Miss Josle Stockdell, Miss
Jennie English. Mr. Hugh Foreman,
Mr. Hugh Robinson and Mr. Dynn
Werner.
MRS. ARNOLD'S LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Reuben Arnold will be the
charming* hostess Wednesday at a
luncheon. The occasion will nssemblo
at the Capital City Club ten friends of
Mrs. Arnold to meet Mrs. Harvey Hill.
Mrs. Hill Is being cordially welcomed
by the many friends here of her hus
band and herself.
TO MI88 LAURA GRAVES.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Adelaide
Cothran, of Rome, entertained at a
beautiful party In honor of her guest,
Miss Laura Graves, of College Park.
, Miss t’othrnn’s guests Included about
fifty of .her young friends.
ALPHA DELTA PHI 80R0RITY.
The Alpha Delta Phi Sorority has a
register at the Lornlne Hotel, In Nor
folk, Va. All Alpha Delta Phis (Adel
plteans from the year 1851 up), who
visit Jamestown Exposition are
quested to write their names and ad
dresses therein, so that In this way
any Alpha Delta Phi going to James
town can meet her friends, old and
new, who wear the badge.
TO THE WOMEN OF FULTON
COUNTY AND OF THE
CITY OF ATLANTA.
Mrs; Mary Harris Armor, state pre»-
• blent of the Georgia Woman’s Chris
tian Tempernnca Union, and nil the
members of the three unions In Atlan
ta earnestly invite the women who
want state prohibition to go to the
capital Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock to pack the galleries and thus
demonstrate their desire to both friend
and foe of the measure.
We also ask you to bring os many
box lunches ns you feel like donating
to allay the hunger of 183 represen
tatives, who will perhaps be com
pelled to remain until 12 o’clock at
right It the opponents of the bill decide
to adopt filibustering tactics to defeat
the Hnrdman-Covington olll, now
!*♦ ndlng.
MRS. MARY L. M’LENDON,
President Fulton County W. C, T. V.
IMPORTANT CALL TO KING’S
DAUGHTERS AND 80NS.
All members of the International Or
der of the King’s Daughters and Son*
In Fulton county are hereby urged to
be present nt tho Hate rapltol Wed
nesday morning at 10 o’clock to lend
their presence to the great moral bat
tle that Is being fought for our state.
MISS J. T. RANDALL.
County Secretary Fulton County for
Ktng's Daughters and 8or.s.
MISSES G|EEN~ENTERTAIN
A HOUSE PARTY.
1 Ono *«»f the Jolllest house parties of
the month Is the one being entertained
by Misses Mary and Ethel Green at
their summer home, "Mountain View."
The home Is Jn the heart of the moun
tains of north Georgia, and Is a most
Inviting place, with its wide lawn dot
ted with hamra >cks and swings and
wide drives leading to the cottage. Tho
guests include; Misses Lessle and Mae-
helle Green, Dr. Harrett, Mr. Lane and
Mr. T. E. Green, from Atlanta; Dr.
Steed and Mr. Henry Steed, from
Marshall, Texus; Mf«s Fannie Leonard
t ®nd Slble Steed, from Dalton. They
are enjoying ft round of gaieties, fish-
itfg, boating, swimming, picnics, ex
cursions In the mountains and dances
galore. They will be entertained for
the, week-end in Calhoun by Mr. and
Mrs. Dover.
PICNIC AT PARK.
Miss Inez Webb entertained Tuesday
twelve of her young friends at a pic
nic at Grant park. Tho occasion was
In honor of Miss Webb’s cousin, Miss
Ina Burnett, of Sparta.
ice creamTfestival.
There will be an ice cream festival
Tuesday, July 2S, at the residence of
Mrs. Pause, pn Battle Hill avenue, to
be given under the auspices of Battle
Hill Methodist church. Children will
be served from 5 to 1 o’clock, and
grown people from 8 to II.
PRUDEN-DE TREVILLE.
A wedding of Interest to many
friends In Georgia and Alaba/na was
that of Miss Nell Pruden, of Eufaula,
Ala., and Mr. James L. de Trevllle, of
Arcadia, which took place Monday
night at the home of the bride's aunt,
Mrs. Ross, on Ivy street. The bride
was given away by her father, Mr.
Theodore Pruden, a prominent and suc
cessful citizen of Eufaula, who came
up to attend the marriage.
Miss Ida Pruden, sister of the bride,
and Miss Tommie Searcy were brides
maids.
Mr. J. P. Brown, of Balnbridge, was
best man. and Rev. Dr. J. P. Purser
performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. de Trevllle lgft after
the ceremony for a visit to Atlantic
Beach, and will reside In Florida, where
Mr. de Trevllle Is general passenger
agent of the Charlotte Harbor and
Northern railway.
IN HONOR HOUSE GUESTS.
Miss Josephine Davis Is entertaining
thjs week a group of attractive young
women. Misses Margaret Farmer, of
Macon; AbbJe WrJght, of Rome; Mar
garet Latimer, of Dawson, and Carrie
Gresham, of Griffin.
In their hohor a number of gaieties
have been planned. Tuesday evening
Mrs. John Rice will give them a nata-
torlum party. Wednesday evening a
tally-ho ride will be enjoyed, and on
Thursday evening there will be a picnic
nt Grant park, Miss Alice Van Deven
der to be the hostess of the occasion.
Mrs. W. T. Healy will give a box
party in their honor at the Grand this
eek.
wey-Stgrath.
Miss Minnie B. Wey and Mr. TJinm-
* J. McGrath were married Monday
afternoon by Dr. John K. White. The
ceremony was witnessed by a few’ In
timate friends of the contracting par
ties. Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. McOrath left to make
their home In Cuba,
MOTE-NOYE8.
bowl elaborately decorated with smilax
and white flow’ers.
Mrs. Jester and Miss Jester were as
sisted In the entertainment of their
guests by Mrs. E. R. Hines, of Mll-
ledgevlile, and Miss Susie Wells.
One of the very attractive features
of the happy occasion was the writing
of verses of congratulations and good
wishes by the guests on pretty cards,
which w’ere afterwards presented to
the prospective bride.
Mrs. Jester wore a becoming gown of
cream embroidered batiste.
Miss Jester’s handsome toilet wai of
mull, elaborated with lace.
Mrs. Hines* costume was of pink
chiffon, over pink silk, with pearl em
broidery.
Miss Wells was gowned In lavender
■Ilk, trimmed with baby Irish lace.
Misses Adams and Wright wore pret
ty white lingerie gowns, with green
silk sashes.
ADAMS-WEATHER8.
A wide circle of friends were interest
ed In the marriage of Miss Alyne Adams
and Mr. Curry Weathers, of Blrmlng
ham, Ala., which took place at Marietta
on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Weathers will make their home In At
lanta In the future.
BOX PARTIES AT THE GRAND,
Among those occupying boxes at the
Grand Monday evening were: Miss
Leonora Owsley, Miss Louise Hawkins,
Mrs. W. E. WimbUh, Miss Marie Dick
son, Miss Emma Robinson, Mr. Stan
ley Wlmblsh, Mr. Hamilton Block, Mr.
Arnaud, Mr. Herbert Sage and Air.
8helby.
Mr. Edwin Johnson had as his guests
Miss Margaret Lad son, Miss Katharine
Gholfttln, Miss Mary Brent Smith, Mr.
Ronald Ransom, Mr. Erwin Dickey.
Seen in the audience were: Miss
Laura Payne, Miss Helen Payne. Miss
Nina Gentry, Miss Samuella Whitman!
Miss Alice Van Harlingen, Miss Ethel
Kelly. Miss Aline Gentry, Miss Court
ney Harrison, Miss Leone Ladson, Miss
Rollne Clarke, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss
Flavoring
Extracts
Vanilla
Lemon
Orange
Rose.ct:
Miss Verna I). Mote and Mr. Charles Antoinette Blount, Miss Augusta Gar
Albert Noyes were married Saturday ratt A1,ua rp " v,nr mi«« wit
evening at H o’clock nt the residence
of Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Crenshaw, on
McDonald street Rev. George
Payne, of Columbus, officiating.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mote, of this city, and the
groom Is from Fernand I no, Fla.
MATINEE PARTY.
Mrs. W. E. Foster will entertain nt
a box party Wednesday afternoon at
tho Grand, complimentary to Miss Mar-
Ian Foster and her guest. Miss Flor
enco Lathrop, of Richmond, Va., the
pnrty to Include: Miss Foster, Miss
Lathrop, Miss Louise Ripley, Miss
Gladys Miller and Miss Laura Ripley.
VISITOR COMPLIMENTED.
Miss Blaise Ivey, of Atlanta, who Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. L. A.
Johnston, nnd her cousins, Misses Josle
and Loula Pilcher, Wcu» the guest of
honor at a supper at Electric Park
Saturday evening. The pnrty Included
Misses Ivey Fllcher, Elizabeth Hawk-
Ins, Ada Lindsey, Annie Jennette Tis
dale, Rurnlce Harding, Mary Boykin
Glover, Messrs. Walter Supple, Bowl
ing Tisdale, Marlon Parker, Walter
Perry and Joe Flinn.—Montgomery
Journal.
JESTER-HARBOUR.
Tuesday morning at Trinity Metho
dist church the wedding of Miss Ola
Rob Jester and Mr. George Alfred Har
bour was solemnized In the presence
a large number of friends. The
ent was one of unusual beauty and
Interest. The church was handsomely
decorated with palms, ferns and white
roses, nnd the ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. J. W. Lee. The bride was
particularly lovely In a gown of corn
flower blue voile, the Jaunty coat made
with lace nnd worn over a smart blouse
of point lace. The hat wn« of blue
straw, nnd the bridal bouquK of bride
roses nnd lilies of the valley. The
bride entered with her only attendant,
the matron nt honor, Mrs. E. R. Hines.
Mrs. Hines wore a beautiful white lin
gerie gown, fushloned of mull and VaL
lace. With, this was worn a stylish
white hat trimmed with white plumes,
and her flowers W’ere bride roses.
Tho best man was Mr. Luther IIul-
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rett, Allas Mabel Taylor, Miss Eda
Shull, Miss Ethel Kelly, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Edward Dougherty, Dr. and Mrs. Ev-
ernrd Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kemtno, Mr. and Mrs. Valdemar Gude,
Mr. Eugene Haynes, Air. Jesse Draper,
Mr. Jerome Simmons, Mr. Dugas Me-
(iesky, Mr. Walton Harper, Mr. Louis
Leonard, Mr. Hunter Muse, Mr. Robert
Parke, Mr. Charles Dannals, Mr.
Charles Watkins, Mr. Lamar Hill, Mr.
Edward AI friend, Mr. Arthur Whaley,
Mr. Rudolph Gelssler, Mr. Wicllffe
Goldsmith, Mr. George Lowndes.
Personal Mention
Mias Eva Gragg and Miss Bessie
Jones are the guests of Mrs. Fred
Hodgson, at Mount Airy.
has returned
Mrs. Paul Irvin, of New York, Is the
guest of Misses Lillian and Mildred
Harris.
Mrs. Harry Hasson, of Jacksonville.
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. M.
O'Brien.
Misses Julia Blount and Annie Tuck
er. of Birmingham. Ala., will be the
guests of .Miss Nora Roberts during
the month of August. Many social af.
fnlrs have been planned In their honor.
Misses Mne nnd Helen Denton nrs
In Cepedeers, Mexico, for a few days.
Miss Claire Ridley nnd Miss Mar.
garet I.ewls left Monday for a visit to
Miss Jane A. Dean, In Rome.
Mr. Albert Foster, of Madison, Is In
the city.
Mrs. K. II. Fisher, of Augusta, (s the
guest of Mrs. Henry J. Fite.
soy, with whom the groom entered.
The wedding march was played nnd
a beautiful musical program rendered
by Professor R. J. Robins. Immediate
ly lifter tho ceremony the bride and
groom left for an extended wedding
tour East, after which they will be at
homo in the Stafford.
The bride Is a young woman of un
usual personal charm and benuty nnd
since her debut a year ago bus been
popular with a large circle.
Mr. Harbour Is a graduate of the
Georgia School of Technology and was
for some time a member of the faculty,
resigning his position there to become
assistant superintendent of the Fulton
Bag and Cotton mills.
RECEPTION TO MISS JESTER.
Monday evening at their home, on
Carnegie way, Mr., and Mrs. W, K.
Jester gave a charming reception com
plimentary to their daughter. Miss Ola
Bob Jester, and Mr. George Alfred
Harbour, whose marriage took place
Tuesday morning at Trinity Methodist
church.
- Quantities of ferns, palms and white
flowers were effectively used In the
decorntlons of the home, in the dining
room white carnations and smllax con
tributed to the artistic arrangement of
the table. A delightful buffet supper
was served, consisting of a salad
course, followed by ices nnd rakes,
heart-shaped and In green and white
tints.
Misses Emma Maude Adams and
Amite Cloud Wright served punch ut u
Mrs. William Percy has retui
| from Warm Springs.
Mrs. A. M, Burke nnd family have
returned from Tullulah.
Dl AM ON DS
Let us show you our comprehensive selection. Our
prices, quality considered, will ccrtainlv interest vou.
EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.,
IMPORTERS. 37 WHITEHALL ST.
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm,
Elyea Is at Indian
Mrs. Charles
Springs.
.Mrs. G. F. Lowry and Miss Roita
Lowry have returned from Powder
Springs.
Mr. J. N. Trigg, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday In Atlanta with his
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Calhoun.
Miss Vera Cooper has returned from
a visit to friends at Chattanooga.
Captain J. H. Fitzpatrick and Mr.
L. M. Fitzpatrick, of Washington. Or.,
are In the city, the guests of their
sister, Mrs. M. J. Stewart.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Klngsbery have
returned from Rome, where they were
the guests of Dr. und Mrs. Robert
Harbin.
Mrs. W. T. Gautier, of Columbus, Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Clifford
L. Near, on West Peachtree.
Miss Mary Frazier Is the guest of
MIsm I’oxart, at Montgomery.
Sirs. T. J. Brown and baby are visit
ing Mls.s Julia Brlekman, at M»ntgom-
y, Ala.
Miss Frances Herring, nf Newnan, Is
tbe guest of Miss Estelle Nantz, on
Capitol avenue.
Mrs. W. R. McClelland and little son.
William McClelland. Jr., are visiting in
j Gainesville for a couple of weeks.
Miss Mable Mitchell Is spending sev
eral weeks with relatives In Mableton,
Lane, of Marshall, Texas, are
guests of Mrs. Lane Mitchell.
Mrs. Frank Watkins Is the guest of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Lan
drum.
Is spending
Mr. Julian Harris has returned from
the mountains of North Carolina, where
Mrs. Harris Is spending the summer.
Miss Agnes Ladson, Miss Susie May
Pope and AIIss Sophie Thornbury are
In Venice.
Airs. D. T. Lanier, of Pine Bluff, Ark.
is visiting Atlanta relatlyes.
Afr. Jack Slchel, of New York, who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. E. H.
Dottenhelm, has returned home much
Pleased with his visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. William Worth Martin, of At
lanta, the puest ot Mrs. E. W. Thomp
son at Charlotte, is receiving most
charming attention during her stay in
that city. Among those entertaining
In her honor arc Mrs. Thompson, AIIss
Lizzie Lawrence, Mrs. L. Wilkes Jones,
Mrs. Harris Wilcox, Colonel D
Tompkins, Mrs. W. A. Reynolds, Mrs,
Fred Sampson and others. Mr. Mar
tin will. Join Mrs. Martin for a short
stay at Saluda, N. C., thence to Lake
Toxaw’ay.
Mr. Gilbert Frazier Is camping at
East Lake during the heated term.
Mr. Whlteford S. Mays left Tuesday
on a short fishing trip.
MADISON.
Miss Oetavia l*ou hat returned home
from Hartwell. Misses Martha Hall and
Janie Webb, of Hartwell, nre being delight-
‘ “ t entertained ns her guests.
sses .Tulin Porter and Alice May Free
mnn, of Atlanta, have returned home after
pleasant visit to Miss Annette Brough-
m
Miss Edna Phillips, of Hognnsvllle, left
today for Augusta, ufter a visit to Mrs.
Leila Sewell.
Miss Mnrnirret Holes, of Augusta, wns the
guest of Miss Virginia Butler tho past
eek.
Mrs. W. E. Shepherd entertained about
sixty of the younger set on Friday after
noon In honor of Miss Lula Jones' guestr
Misses Florence WJleox. of Augusta, ant
Alice Amersoii, of Lexington.
Misses Sadie nnd Dovle Dabney, of Ox
ford. have returned home after u visit to
Miss Leona Jnrboe.
Miss Margaret Newton, of Washington,
. C„ is the guest of Miss Aunle Lucy
Newton.
Miss Ionise Hudson, of LaGranee. Is the
admired guest of Miss Loula Walker.
Miss Luelle Moore and Miss Kthnlllne
ly entertains .
Mrs. C. O. Prlco and Miss Caro Trice
re the guests of relatives In Atlanta.
Miss Louise Towns, of Atheus, Is the
juest of Miss Martha Foster for u few
"j^lss Louise Smith cnfortnlned a few
friends nt tea on Thursday evening. Those
present were Misses Frnnees Douglas, Mny
Thomason, Kate Thompson nnd Mary Ros
ser. nnd Messrs. Floyd Newton, Mason
Williams and Fletcher Manley.
CARTER8VILLE,
The Young Matrons' Club held Its weekly
meeting with Mrs. John W. Jours on Tliurs-
nnd Mrs. It. T. Fouche, #nf Rome.
day nfte
Major - ... -
ml Mrs. N. II. Mitchell of Nashville,
their fnmllles, are spending the summer at
the old Sprnttll plantation—Valley View.
The following party left this week for n
trip through Texas: Mr. J. J. I.uther and
daughter; Mrs. J. II. Pettit, Mr. G. M.
Jackson, Miss I.ydla Jackson. Miss Mora
Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lipscomb.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McOalferty are
>emllng a month In Ohio.
Miss Ells Mclteynolds, of Palestine, Tex.,
the guest of the Misses Neel.
Mrs. Evans Hall and Mrs. Monerlof, of
£a van uni), arc speudlng the summer «t
HAWKINSVILLE,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J, M. Woodward visited
relatives at Vienna recently.
Miss Maud Jelka la visiting Miss Irene
McLeod, of Ablievllle. * t .
Misses Eleanor Johnston nn»l Lillie Join
have returned from an extended visit to
friends at Maeou. .....
mm Wimberly bna gone to visit rein
In New York.
.... nnd Mrs. A. E. Wynne are visiting
relatives nt Columbus.
Miss Mamie Rureh has returned from vis
Ring friends at Dublin and Wrlghtarllle.
Miss Lucy Coney Is visiting friends nt
M \Irs" Robert Napier and children, of Rll
>r Springs, Fla., are visiting Mra. 1*. II.
uvejoy
Mrs. J. 11. Rutherford nnd Mrs. Pauline
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co,
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
$1.50
$5.30; were...
$7.50
$2.00
$6.75; were...
$8.50
$3.00
$7.65; were...
$10.00
$3.50
$9.45; were...
$12.50
$5.00
$11.70; were..
$15.00
$6.00
$14.40; were..
$20.00
The Curtain Sale Continues
Reductions which include the entire stock—every pair of Curtains
‘frere; as follows:
$1.25; were $1.50
$1.60; were $2.00
$2.35; were...... $3.00
$2.80; were— ...... $3.50
$3.95; were. $5.00
$4.60; were $6.00
Just as many or as few pairs as you like—absolutely new and fresh,
comprising Curtains of every good style, in white and Arabian color. What
a chance to supply fully every Curtain need!
Hammocks Reduced
Any of these Hammocks can be bought now for much less than the
original prices.
$1.50 Hammocks for $1.20; $2.00 Hammocks for $1.60, and $3, $4, $5, $6
and $7.50 Hammocks for $2.35, $2.85, $3.90, $4.75 and $5.50. They are all
Hammocks of satisfaction—Palmer’s. .
Little to Pay
For Small Notions
Seventy-Five Pieces of
Fancy Lawn and Batiste
Now at 10c Yard
, Not merely that they are better values—usual
12 l-2e and 15c weaves—but consider also their
beauty and the great variety of styles.
Fancy Lawns and Dir ego Novelty Batiste, in
cluding printed Swiss Mulls.
In white grounds, printed in very attractive de
signs, dots, figures, florals and stripes, varied
greatly in color and effect. Capital for cool
summer dresses. 10c yard.
Less for White Swisses
Dotted Swisses in pin dots; dainty effects and
yet very substantial. Even if you paid 20c and 25c
you could not improve upon these. 12 l-2c yard.
Embroidered Swisses from St. Gall, 50c, 60c
and 75c qualities, are now- 35c yard. All the beau
ty of embroidered figures and dots over the finest
Swiss weave.
8c for Crown Pin
Books; nssorted size lace
pins in jet. mat and white.
8c for large Ilair Pin
Cabinets; assorted size
Pins.
8c for Pin Cubes.
8c for English twilled
Tape; assorted widths;
10-yard rolls.
4c for Pearl Buttons;
card of ono dozen; four
popular sizes.
7c for Finishing
Braids; dainty designs in
white nnd colors. C-yard
bunches.
15c fpr 25c bunches of
Finishing Braid.
8c for Whittemore’s
Quick-White Compound,
for cleaning and whiten
ing all styles of white
canvas and duck shoes.
New Supply
Of Auto Cloth
That good nil-cotton
fabric for suits and
skirts, with every appear
ance of Irish linen.
An excellent white
Suiting, 36 inches wide
and thoroughly shrunk.
More of it at the usual
low price,
15c a yard.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
Store of Many Departments.
CHILDREN
Teething
rs. Winslow’s hfty'yeails
Soothing Syrup »ror 1 uE 1 Ks 8 Foa
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WHILE TEETHING WITH BKUFKCT SUC
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THE GUMS. ALLAYS ALL PAIN, CUKES
WIND COLlc, and la tl» BEST ilKMKDr
FOR UIARK1KEA.
s<i>J by druggist. In wrary part of tho
world.
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle.
Guaranteed under the Pure Food end
Drue met. June 30. 1*00. Serial aura,
ner lb**.
A Bqeid preparation for fkte.Mvk, anna and hand., Maknthdki
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I Mrs. Frank Rlillry. of Laurange,
like., on worn u. no-iii !»,o* j ,|^nt Turaday In Atlanta.
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Ira. A. Li. Mitchell and liiilc eon.
ilmperialHairRegeneralor
, venrwhere recognized
Standard Heir Coloring
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B>ard nml Mustache. Sample «»f
y..itr hair eolcrcd tree.
tapwijl denial Kfg. Co., 135 W. 23d SI., H. I.
Sold by Jacob*’ Pharmacy. Atlanta, Ga.
..arrla haa rrtiiriiwl from
nn extended visit to frlenda nt Dulillll nnd
WrlRtitavlUc.
Ur. .L I.. Dupree nnd wife, of Cordele,
re vlaltinif retntlvea here.
PERRY.
Mia* Reflate llomer !> visiting Mlflfl Mnry
Tnrlmttou, nt SandenivUle.
Mra. C. T. Me'a on la vlaltlng her ulster,
Mrs. II. C. Ersvln, nt Decntur.
Mina Manila Houser la nttenillng n house
pnrty nt the home of Mr. D. 1‘. Elila. ai
Onklnud, On.
Mra It. P. Holtluabend. of Fort Vnlley,
nnd Mias Beanie Woolfolk, of Fort Vnlley.
ure visiting Mr, nnd Mrs. F. M. Homer.
Mlit Mattie Aven. of Birmingham. Is vis
iting her parents, Mr. nml Mrs. E. M. Put-
i«*r.
Mr*. J. D. Martin, of Hylvostor. In vlnlt-
Ins h*r daughter, Mr*. C. E. Brunson.
Mt*« Carrie Everett has returned to her
home st Amerieus. She has been the guest
of Rev. J. W. Arnold’s family,
MU* Mitt Rnstn has returned from ft
visit to friends at Ilawklnsvllle.
Mrs. R. It. Woodard and children. of
Ambrose, uro visiting Mrs. I. T. Woodnrd’s
family.
Mr. iiixl Mr*. C. D. Cin»per have return
ed to their home at Elko.
(*. II. Moore of rnseb:il, 1ms lioen with
friend* here this week.
John L. Houge*. ut Atlanta, Is visiting
home folk* this week. .....
Mr. I.ee Neil, of 8t. Raul. Minn., nml
Mrs. C. J. 1 luFree, of Fort Valley. Visited
Judge Hurt’s family this week.
Tomorrow evening nt the school build
ing, the Daughters of the Confederacy will
Jmve another entertainment, the proceed*
to In* applied to the monument fund. They
realized n ul«n» little sum Inst Friday night.
During July anil Au
gust we make Spring
and Summer Suits al
greatly reduced prices,
Busk-Starick, makers of
fine clothes, 1304-6
Fourth National Sank
CUTHBERT.
The member* of the Euetiri* Club were de
lightfully entertained Inst Thursday after
noon by Mr*. U. II. Ferry'.
Mr. nnd Mr*. F. F. Moody nre entertain
ing quite a number of l»oy* nnd girls with
a house pnrty ut their country home, n few
utile* out.
Mrs. A. M. Sawyer hnd ft* her guest
tbe members of the Rook Club recently
at her home on Villa Norn street.
Mis* Metu Elder, on Friday evening, at
her home on College street, entertained a
few rounle* In honor of her cousin, Miss
Jennie Mne Williams, of Richland.
Mrs. A. C. Moye und sons and Mr. nnd
Mr*. G. if. lVrry have returned from
Lanark.
McD. Baldwin, of Atlanta, la spending it
few days lu the city, the guest of Mrs.
M. I. Baldwin, at Hotel Randolph.
Miss Mary Eden Is visiting In Tslbotton
nml Klluvllie.
Miss Cobble Hood left Inst Wednesday for
Atlnuta. where she will be the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. A. R. ltldley, nt her coun
try home. Clnlrmont, for n few days, be
fore going to Kentucky, Washington and
other |M)lut* North.
Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Gny are in Atlnntn,
tipping at the Piedmont for n few tiny*,
t hey will go to Jamestown nml New York.
Ferry Rlnckshenr Is lu the city on n visit
to rein fives.
Mis* Kat»* Dixon Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hannah, of Dairy.
Mrs. James R. Bussey 1* visiting In Al
bany.
MI** Helen Patterson. *
Ring Miss Julia Tnomb*.
Dawson.
Harry Johnston, of Macon, I* the guest
of his slater, Mrs. Robert E. Toombs.
harmTson.
A pleasing social event of the week wn*
th- porch party given by Miss Alice Hod-
nett. •■omi»llmcntnry^to her Hominy sclmol
' The P
J fern* nnd cut dowers.
| The luvRetl guests were: Ml**e Annie
llttp’liinson. Hay Garrison. Essie Mix-
......... v. ,,
Lizzie McDonald,
aud Mi**
Annie
llitrdn
Atfdy. Mar
I.lmla Bibb.
-rick. Myrl Ilodnett
MT. AIRY.
Augusta Griggs is t (siting friends in
u. Jr:, nf Athens, Is the
xjM*ctetl
Ml-
Mm* II. R
guest of Mrs. Fred G. IL dgsi
Judge Eiuorv Hpeer. of Mac
to ojN-u up his summer home
days
Mi
fifth
Inc hi ..... „
Mis* Marlon W
home In Atlanta _
Marten .Morris.
here in i
.V.r*\ Irr \ Giddlngs. of Atlnntn. with her
ug.iter, Katherine Gldding*. !* visit-
mother. Mrs. 4. l\ Crlebtnu.
il^ has returned to her
three
Mrs. It T. Waller, of Ktvnnhab. and Mia*
1 ,,ni i- "f All'ii ny, ur.- ci,mug
Unttttr Tlrt 1 '’ 1 ' r * anwwr ■•"ii.iui-fl nn
.i\h’vte. H n 1 ■J;'.' 1 «t All,in,.1. Ifl
nlfh Mr*. It. T Waller for th » season.
. Ur. end Mr*. G. i>. Jones and daughter.
Miss t autllln J cues, of Ltthoiih. are with
Mrs. Junes slater, MIts Lucy Fund, for tbs
ALPHARETTA.
Ml.« Bear! Aomin, of Bonn*, Is m
of lo-r i-miflln. Miss Inn Soul* oi ■
Mr. M.irvln Baxley left Tuefldaf
Jnmefltown exposition- . r.xs* I
Mr. Wllllnni Upflliiuv nml "If-- 7,4, f*
ho hive been tbe *nenr» . r "l 1
mo lime, reltttne.1 borne thlfli V* r [
Mm Dr. Joint Teneley D eiijovlni.
with relative* Iti town. ,, ,., „,viile t** ,
Mr. William Oliver I* In B-irneflU |
Week.