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10 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. urrf 16, 1307. Jnr The price for tht top . br MIm Annie Well*, that . for most proffeaciooi was cat for by Klaceo | Afaoa Goss cad June Lyndon, the former ! winning* while the con eolation waa cut by | Miss Mari belle llarrte. At the Young Woman's Christian Asaoda ! tlon rooms Mrs. Henry West waa hoateaa *t ; a party luncheon on Tuesday, her facets be- » 2=g the girls who are employed downtown. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Rev. George Stone occurred the ; marriage of Miss Goldie Childers to Mr. I Henry T. Culp. f Mr. and Mra. J. A. Garebold will celebrate { the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage • with an Informal reception Tuesday, August diet left ....................... . Lake*, making their headquarters at Mack- In no Island, the anmwer home of Bishop will lams, of Michigan. IllsboBHi^rtAM Mr. and Mra. Claude Lockhart are spend , Me r ..JR. _ T PV iv l. _ . Monday afternoon, which wua given by Mrs. • 1*. P. Haselton. The prise for the highest I score was won by Mis* Emily Upson, that I for progression* by Mrs. A. It. Nicholson, ' and the consolation cut by Mils Annie Ca l’ mnk. The guest prise was a post card si- ' bum filled with views of Athena. Mr*. W. II. Thompson, of Atlqpta, Is visit- : Inc Mrs. Kdgar Thompson. ■ Mr*. A. J. Carter has returned from Chat- t tanooga. Air*. Edward It. Hodgson, Jr., Is at White I Sulphur Springs. . Miss Mattie Gaines has returned from t Winder, where she was the guest of Miss i Tavia Matthews. » Professor and Mrs. W. D. Hooper are at * Chanel Ilf" Miss Ka manga Psrk to visit frisnda, Mrs. lien P. Hunt Is visiting In Jackson county. . * Miss SUste Robertson has gone to DIrm Ingham to visit relatives. , Mrs. Charles II. Pulley and children, of Greenbrier, are visiting at the horns of Mr. C. L. Nolen. , . ^ Miss Allie Robinson, of Birmingham, Is visiting Mrs. C. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Well are spending a few weeks In Colorado, Mrs. Demont Greet, of Waco, Teg., Is Mr. and Mrs. John D. Weedon, of Flor ence. have been visiting relatives here this week. DALTON. Will Alien, of Atlanta, Is visiting his sis ter. Mra. John Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Smith have returned from a visit to relatives in Ringgold. The camping party in honor of Hiss J hie Hardwick’s guest. Miss Ariadne l. ritt, of New York, has returned from two weeks' outing at Cohntta Hprlnt Those making up tlio party were Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Hardwick, Mrs. W. .V. Hard wick. Miss Ariadne Merritt, of New York Misses Marie Flemlster and Zelia Arm strong, of Chsttanooga; Misses Johnnie and Frances Iinrdwlck. Eugenia Bitting and Kloise Bryant; Messrs. 1\ D. Yates, of Atlanta; A. II. 81ms, of Covington; C. Wright, of Calhoun; A. T. Brock, Chattanooga, and Charles Lewis, of Macon. Miss Bernice Felker was hostess of tbo Euchre Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Belvldge street. Mrs. John Hat terileld won first prise, a cut glass bon Immi dish; Mrs. Robert Timmons, of Rome, won the visitors' prise, a pair of silk stockings, and Miss Emily Carter cat tbo I .nr*, ii - - . Hmith, of Chattanooga; Miss Ariadne Mer ritt, of New York, and Misses .Marie Flenj- Ister and Ida Daley, of Chattanooga. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. IIIII are st Montreat, Complimentary to the attractive sun N. C. They will visit Washington and New i York before returning home. Miss Ida Dorsey Is at Talti i guest of Miss Renee Lnstrst. ; Miss Minnie May Powell, of Lawrence- • vllle. is vlstlng Mrs. John W. Chlpley. ■ Mrs. 8. J. Tribble and children are visit i log relatives In Carnesvilie. J Mrs. W. II. Gunter, of Social Circle, 1s the guest of Mrs. Graves, of Htephenson. i Mr. and Mrs. Ollphnnt and Miss Luol } Ollphant have returned to Kansas City afti t a two weeks’ visit to relatives in Athens. • Mist Sallle Spencer, of Attica, Is In the | C Sir. Robert C. Wilson Is visiting friends at • Sown nee. L Mrs. Ren L. Klnnebrew Is visiting Mrs. I {Wiley Bush in Winder. [ Miss llutb Weatherly leaves 8unday foi t 'Atlanta, to be the guest of Miss Lactic } Ragsdale for a few day*. 5 Rev. Troy Beatty has rammed from Birin- I Inglmnj, where be attended a family re- reunion. t Mrs. J. A. Pltner nud Miss Annie Pltner I* are at White frulpliur Springs for several }> weeks. [ Dr. and Mra. E. C. McEvoy and Miss ( Louise McEvoy have returned from Macon. i barbecue at their borne near < I day, August 6. This barbecue is annual ►and about one huudred guests were In- fvited. , Miss Louise Walker entertained her l friends at n watermelon festival Friday : morning at 10 o'clock. * Mrs. C. I. Stacey and children, of El- ; berton, are the guests of Mrs. George Niles. ‘ Mrs. M. R. Brown, of Mscon, was bonoree * ;urs. m. n. nro | ot a reception gl J lor Thursday nft< teruoon, from B id ? < Complimentary to the attractive summer visitors to Dnlton. the young men of tbo city gave a delightful dance at Hotel Dal ton recently. Saffcr's orchestra from Chat- tanooga furnished the music. The vis ltora present were Mesdames Robert Tim -- — nail Aiiimn; nurn uuuoii, u« or win, Ala.; Ariadne Merritt, of New York; Atleen and Flortne Douglass, of Anniston, Ala., and Marie Flemlster. of Chattanooga. Misses Mamie Kasemeler, Clara Brown and Tod MrCatny were hostesses of the "43" Clnb this week. Miss Lula Felksr made the highest score of the afternoon. T. S. Kbope was host of the Jolly camp ing party of Miss Hardwick at a din - ~ at Hotel Dalton Wednesday evening. Miss Ida Daley, of Chattanooga, is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Heart*!!!. Miss Susie Carter la visiting relatives Winchester. Tenn. Miss Claire Felker. of Monroe, will ar rive next week to be the guest of Miss Bernice Felker. Hon. Gordon Lee, the popular congress man from the Hoventb district, was ‘ the city this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Farrar and Miss Estelle Nance, of Atlanta, are at Cohutta Springs. Senator W. C. Martin ipent the week' end In Chattanooga. Misses Alleen and Flotine Douglass, of Anniston, Ala., have returned homo after n pleasant visit with Mrs. Ella Brother) jcFchaltnnooga^wns 1 present w$th*hls escel- “ _ ‘ the evening was filled ajjrf kwhestrt, and • with pleasure. The visitors In attendance 5 were Mis* Arlsdne Merritt, New York; BHlss Marie Flemlster. Chattanooga: Miss * " ‘ Robert Chat- Atlanti . Will Allen. Atlanta; Mr. Sims. Covington; Mr*. Joseph Dooley, Boston; Misses Felker, Inrdwick. Carter, McDaniel. Lowry, Bho- 3>Allss Marie Flemlster. ensttanooga: ['Sophie Douglas, Baltimore; Mra. F uTiintnon*, Rome; Mr. Albert Brock, ogn; Mr. Presley Yates. Atlanta; Mr. Allen. Atlanta; Mr. 81ms. Covington; Mrs. Joseph Dooley, Boston; Misses Felker, ..Hardwick, Carter, McDaniel. Lowry, Sho- I'-waiter, and Messrs. Brown. Hamilton, Bum- neronr, Jones, Brothers, McAfee. Trammell, 71 ~ - .. .* JX of |H| , toni entertained the Eu- j»wuupr, niiii .mc**i *. limn n, iinmi fjmcronr, Jones, Brothers, McAfee, iMcCamy, Lynn, Maddox, of Dali r Miss Bernice Felker entertain* nebre Club at her home on Selrldge street. Wednesday afternoon. A large number of Kthe club's member* enjoyed the hospitality Oof Miss Felker, and also present were sev gfccral guests. The prises were very band {pome and the refreshments delicious, and putted to the warm day. £ Mis* Mamie Rosemelra entertat P*'42 Club" on Wednesday afternoon. tattemlaiiee nnd delightful guiues was the zgesult. } Miss Ellen Lowry will come up from Cal- tRioun and spend next Monday and Tuesday 9wltli Mis* Emily Carter, going from here jeto Atlanta with Misses Jennie Lowry and tJ n y Milieu, who will arrive from Tate ■Spring* Tuesday. f Mrs. J. A. Crawford and Mrs. J. C. Qvlng have returned from Mineral Park ■taring*. • Misses Alice and Nell Moore nnd Misses LTTcnnlo nnd Bessie Hamilton leave with (Mrs. Eltiiore Gant nnd Miss Jostle Gnut ■or Cleveland, Tenn., Monday, r Miss Annie Comer, of Virginia, Is the fcffiicst of Mrs. Rol»er t Bush ton. Mac Lyuu spent Hnuday in Calhoun. •set Nellie and Jennie Kennedy, of Lin* „ ‘ . vtsttln Kennedy. Bf ifpln county, Tenuessee, are §F. II. Kenn ' r Mrs. I. W ve, of Rye, Miss., Is visiting ».«, v.....~w .fob I noon. .Miss Margaret Bradshaw has returned Mrs. Charles Howlnnd has returned from Italai r Mi 1 Mi Mrs. A. L Blair, of Nnsliv jffelatlve* here. J Miss Wiila Oldfield is visiting at Monten- ggl* Tenn. T Mrs. Ada Lanier nnd daughter, of Madl- (Mrs. A. S. Daniel, of Birmingham, Is vis- Kting Mr. and Mr*. P. Y. Heron. ' Mrs. J. Moulton Smith, of Blrndngham, H* vlstlng her parents. Colonel and Mrs. Dames Murphree. ) Mrs. S. Morgan Stewart, Jr., has returned *to Birmingham. Miss Mary Slaughter is visiting relatives Mn Denver, Colo. ting friends here. Mrs. 8. B. Hunter, of Boss, Is visiting tMra, W. K. Wells. % I Mrs. Guy Higgins, of f ianton. Ala.. Is vis* • Jtlng at the home of Mr. J. P. Fuller. Mrs. Lanford Jones nnd chtlTlren, of De- .entnr, are visiting Judge nnd Mrs. S. M. f Stewart. Mrs. Bailie Foshee has returned to Blrm- [^gham after visiting her brother, Mr. J. P. Mrs.' Lanford Jooea fend children, of De- t«atur, are visiting Judge and Mra. B. M. Stewart. ' Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Metcalfe are In Nor* ;folk. Vs. I Miss Julia Hunter, of Decatur. Ga.. .gone to Bheffleld after visiting Huntsville as [the guest of Mis# Bailie I^Rny Betts. - Mrs. A. L. Blair, of Nashville, Is visiting relatives here. ’ Mr. end Mrs. Gordon Farris bare returned gram the Jamestown exposition. Chattanooga. Mrs. A. J. Hhowalter. Mrs. Frank Schwer in, Misses Bernice Felker, Louise and Hhowalter and Bessie Powel and Mr. Jones spent Saturday in Chattanooga. Mrs. L. J. AHyn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo CIsl King and children, oud Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Crawford havo returned from Mineral Psrk, Tenu. WAYCR088. Mrs. J. W. Bollinger nnd little daughter, Grace, have returned from Sen*v<n. when* they have been the guosts of Mr. and Mrs. ~ C. Grace. Jht Wayci r . the ladles at their beantli Tuesday afternoon. This courtesy Is : appreciated, serving, as. It does, to ur«u H together many congenial parties to whilo ‘ferajr jg “ H. H. Mass. Mrs. J. P. Pharr nnd Mist Florrlo Pbarr •re visiting relatives In Macon. Mrs. C. B. Meyer and eons, Arthur nnC McGrnder, are at home, after an extended visit to their old home Id Portsmouth, Ya. marIetta. Mrs. F. T. Corley has been entertaining a house —“ Mr. snt_ ___ Innta, are with Mr. T, B. Irvin for a mouth. Miss Mary Bell Williams, of Hamilton, la the guest of Miss Henale Black. S nd Mrs. O. W. Dupree nnd Mr. nnd [organ McNeel left this wools for Boston and New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Donnl moved to Atlanta and are resldlug Pryor street Mra. Edward nunt nnd son, Armstrong have gone to Connecticut and New York i visit relatives « Mr. and Mra. John Brantley, of Black- shear, are visiting Mr. and Mra. G, “ ('amp. one of the moat enjoyable social events of the season was the entertainment given by Mrs. J. p. Cherry on last Wednesday evening In honor of her charming guests. Misses Agues Lynn Jones aud Lorlna Jones, t Duluth. Mrs. II. M. McNeel nnd children have re turned from Indian Bprlngs. Mr*. E. P. Dobbs entertained the Ladles' Euchre Club Thursday. Miss Sarah Ifnnt the club priso. Miss Lula Bell will leave Thursday for Harrisburg. Pa., to visit friends. Mrs. J. P. Welsh left last week for her home In Ban Antonio, Tex. HARALSON. Mr. Walter Bishop and wife have Just re turned from a visit to /ebulon. Mr. C. Pope and wife, of Atlnnta, are the gnesta of Mr. nnd Mra. David Pope. Mrs. Barbara Caldwell and daughters have been visiting friends In Haralson this weef Miss Jennie Wilson ami Mr. William Wl son are the guests of Mrs. Jesse Caldwell. Mrs. J. T. EdmondHon attended the liar- beeut at Nixons Grove Wednesday. Mrs. Josle Robinson, of Atlnnta. visited friends In Cowetu and Meriwether this The pastor. Rev. G. W. Farr, anstated by Rev. A. W. Conaway nud wife. Is conduct ing a revival at the Methodist church. Mr. Lee Hutchinson, of Hcuola, wi Haralson Sunday. Mlsa Clyde Harrison, of Benola, Is visiting Miss Nellie Hutchinson. Judge W. C. llodnett, of Carrollton, wtt the guest of Mrs. M. A. llodnett last Mon day. Mrs. M. I* Rawls, who has been vlsltli relatives and frlotids In Georgia for th« month, returned to her home In V ‘ tins today. Ing ».h J <SS Mr». W. O. H.nulon rttnnml W«tDHd«r f™» » very pleannt .toy with her .later In irllle. MIm Martha llopl Venn., I. rlnttlnt Mr«. A. W. Nnweon. Mr*. Boy O'Neal end MIm Bom Key O'Neal ere it Bloont Springe Mr*. Cart P. Lnndgren, of Memphla, I* Tlaltln* Mr*. Wllllim Greet. Mr*. James B. Stereo* and kin. I)onef*n hire retcrn.'i fr.M.i Crnteher eprln,.. Mixes Bent* Hinds end CharlotteBotler lire gone re Montee^U. i et Montragle. KWHattie ^ . _ ■ ■ Mr*. dTw. Cenon, ot Aire, Ale., Is rlstt- Ins her lister, Mrs. Henry Hughe.. Mra. Ids Hindman, of Tosrumbla. Ie rlelt lr.e her .Uter, Mr*. Amy MeAllUter. kin All. e I lestlUL Of COitUOhiS. TSSS. riiuicg Mra. All?? - Mr*, liury Shcpler KAPPA SIGMAS TO ENTERTAIN The Atlanta alumni chapter ot the Kappa Sigma fraternity will entertain at Durand-a Friday night Worthy Grand Matter Finn K. Farr, of teb- anon, Tenn, and Dlatrtct Grand Mas ter Ed. U Sutton, of Atlanta. The af fair will be entirely Informal, as Dr. Farr la only to be in the city a few hours. All Kappa Sigma* are expected to bo present at S o'clock. WIDOW OF RAWUNG8 SUES FOR INSURANCE. Special to The Georgian. Valdosta, Oa, Aug. 1«.—Mra. An- rellne Rawlings, widow ot J. G. Row ings, who was hanged here some weeks ago for the murder of the Carter children, has brought suit for 11,000 which she claims la due her on in surance policies held by her husband In the Mutual Benefit Association, a local company. The company paid ono Buying Thsse Saturday Will Be Buying at the Right Tims. We Clos? Saturday at One 0 Cleck- Your Uhderwear and Hosiery stock isn’t influenced as much by seasons as is ours. You wear light garments in summer ahd heavy ones in winter, iris true, but the carrying of the thin Qhes ih winter and the heavy ones in summer is very little trouble to you. Nor does the matter of broken sizes and lets enter into your stock-keeping. • So the buying of any underwear Qr hosiery at less than par becomes at once an interesting propo sition. We ve made it general this time—men, women and the little folks. And with C.-J.-DuB. quality behind these, one takes no chance. It’s a safe investment. We dose Saturdays at Qne o’clock. Men’s Egypti an lisle thread Undershirts, with ankle length drawers to match. Regular 75c underwear, At 59c Ladies’ black silk stockings in thin gauze with double heel, tQ? and sole; all silk or with lisle foot; 1.75 silk stockings; At 1.29 Men’s Socks Men’s fast black, medium or jauze lisle Socks. Double led, toe and sole. Pair. .25c Men’s real Maco Cotton Socks, with white split sole. Double heel, toe and sole. Pair 25c Men’s navy blue, brown and dark red lisle thread Socks, with double heel, toe and solo 25c Negligee Shirts Men’s White Negligees, plaited bosoms. The famous ‘Broadway.” With at tached cuffs. Price 1.00 Suspehd I ers Men’s Guyot Suspenders, the genuine, in neat patterns and good colors 60c Ties Men’s "Wash Ties in white, with self and black figures. 25c Ties 19c Men’s Silk Batswing Ties, in neat Rumchunda Silks 25c and 50c Night Shirts Men’s Night Shirts in soft Sheer Nainsook. Trimmed or plain; full wide and long 1.00 Msn’s Undsrwear Men’s Athletic Neck Shirts in silk lisle, with or without sleeves. Swiss ribbed, a thin, elastic, cool garment. Regu lar 75c Shirts 53c Men’s Athletic Neck Shirts, Swiss ribbed lisle, with or without sleeves. 50c Shirts 36c Men’s checked Nainsook Undershirts in finest quality coat style shirts, without sleeves. Full cut Knee Draw ers to match, finished with pearl buttons and hand worked buttonholes. 50c garments 39c Men’s Union Suits with athletic neck, short sleeves, ankle length. Fine white bleached lisle. 1.50 Union Suits 98c Men’s coat stylo Under shirts, with Knee Drawers to match. Made in soft white nainsook. 1.00 garments 89c Ladies’ Hose Ladies’ Hermsdorf dyed ho siery, double heel, toe and sole, plain black lisle thread, ’price 25c Ladies’ double heel, toe and sole, spliced selvage up the back, gauze lisle hose, price 3 pairs for 1.00 , Ladies’ black lace lisle hose with double heel, toe and sole, price 3 pairs for 1.00 Ladies’ black lisle hose em broidered with neat colored or white figures, price. .47c Ladies’ Hose Ladies’ thin gauze plain black lisle hose, embroider ed ankles, price 69c Ladies’ black m c d iu m weight lisle hose with wliite| tip heel and toe, price 3 pairs for 1.00 Ladies’ fine black 4-thread lisle hose with 6-thread heel, toe and sole, price 50c Ladies’ fine black gauze or medium weight silk lisle hose, double heel, toe aud sole, price 50c Ladies’ plain gauze pure thread silk hose, Mack, white or tan, price 1.75 Dr Men’s Muslin Night Shirts, without collar; odd sizes.50c Men’s soft Cambric Night Shirts; trimmed or plain, without collar 75c jcriven Drawers Men’s Scriven Drawers of sturdy bleached drill, with elastic scams and web an kles, price 50c, 75c, 1.00 Pajamas Men’s soft light-weight nainsook Pajamas, neatly trimmed with finishing braid,’price 2.00 Pajamas Men’s fine mercerizefl, soft nainsook Pajamas, with pearl buttons; colors, pink, light blue and white; price 3.00 Babies and Child Baby sox in plain or lace; white, black, red and tan, price .25c Baby sox; lace or plain, fino I silk, pink, light blue and white, price 50c Children’s fine ribbed black silk lisle' hose with double heel, toe, sole and knee, price .25c ren Children’s fine ribbed black lisle Hose, double knee, heel, toe and sole, price 25c Children’s black lace Stock ings in broken sizes, regular price 25c; this sale 18° Children’8 black lace Stock ings in broken sizes, 50c value; this sale 3 for 1.00