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i■ mm | • ■■■■■■ ■ ■ —— wm ' ■■ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST IT, 1907. SOCIETY 1 Mrs. George C. Ball, Editor, Charlotte Stevarf, s Selene Armstrong, Assistants. j _ ..... AND WOMAN’S INTERESTS & Increasing NATATORIUM PARTY. Mr. Leonidas Hancock cntcrlnlrifd at a nntatorium flarty Friday evening, his trueatt Including Min Jennie llulcli Inn, Min Marian Fielder, Mias Marian Perdue, Mt*« Claire Wooten, Mlaa Prls. cilia patten, Min Vera Phillips, Mias Helen Willlumaon, Miss Lucy Stockard, Miss Jennie Mobley, Miss Julian Per due, Mr. Ernest Sims, Mr. Hoard Ash ford, Mr. Earls Martin, Mr. George Sclple, Mr. Julian Murphy, Mr. Leon ard Redmond, Mr. Prank Nell, Mr. Douglas Barnes, Mr. Charles Cotter. IN HONOR OF MISS MORRI8. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peatherston. at their home at Newnan, enter talned at dinner In honor of their guests, Mies Ruth Morris, of Atlanta, and Miss Evelyn Murphy; of New Or leans. Their guests tvkero Misses Mor ris and Murphy. Miss Lyda Brown: Messrs. William Y. Atkinson, Cleveland Orr, Tommy Morris, of Atlanta. MRS. FREEMAN'S CARD PARTY. Mrs. Wlllltm McKenile, of Montezu. ma, was the guest of honor at a card party given Friday morning by Mrs, Robert M. Freeman, at her apartments at Peachtree Inn. The party Included Mra. T. J. Ripley, Mrs. George McKensle. Mrs. J. Edgar Hunnlcutt. Mrs. George Traylor, Mrs. Burwell Pope. Mrs. Peter Ertvln. Mrs. E. K. Gridin, Mrs. Charles Decks, Mrs. Stephens Hook. Mrs. William A. Speer, Mrs, James Logan, Mrs. L. P. Smith, Mrs. Ed Hnialson. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. W. E. Foster. Mrs. Marshull Eckford, Mrs. F. O. Foster, Mrs, Harnlson Bleck ley and Mrs. George Chapin. The rooms were artistically decorated with pink and white rose, and after the game delicious refreshments were served. Ths prises were a picture and u luce handkerchief and were won by Sirs. Burwell Pope and Mrs. Stephens Hook. The guest of honor was presented with a hand-painted plate. Mrs. Freeman received her guests In a white mult gown and Mrs. McKenzie wore a gown of white chllton and silk. B'NAI B'RITH PICNIC. One of the biggest picnics of the sea son will be given next Tuesday after noon from 4 to 10 o'clock at Grant park by the Goto City Lodge, L O. B. B. Not only are the members and their friends invited, but the entire Hebrew Orphans’ Home, consisting of about ninety children, will be sharers of the supper. The following program Will be the order of the day: 4 p. m.—Boating on the lake, visit to the zoo and playground and other frollcz by the children. 3:30 p, m.—Hares, 100 and 220 yards, relay races, shot-put and tug of war. 8:30 p. m.—Supper. After the departure of the children at 8 p. in., there will bo dancing at tbe new pavilion. Members and their friends are asked to arrive enrly and bring an extra por. tlon or two In their baskets for the guests. AL FRESCO PARTY. hi Iss Mnrgnret Williams entertained nearly ono hundred guests st a charm. Ing nl fresco party Friday ovcnlng nt her home In West End In honor of Miss Mny Cunningham, of Marietta, the guest of Miss Asbury. The lawn was illuminated with Japanese lanterns, and (luring the evening delicious refreshments were served. An orchestra rendered a charming rogram during the evening. rlad a bouquet of bride roses. Her only ornament was an exquisite heirloom pin of carved gold and coral that had been the bridal present of her father to her mother. Bhe Is an attractive and gifted young woman and was very handsome In her bridal attire. The ceremony wag followed by buffet refreshments. The wedding also, though so quiet, Inspired the presentation of a number of handsome presents. This morning the bride and groom will leave for Lynnvllte to visit the latter's pa rents, Mr. atul Mrs. Horace McLaurlne, with whom Professor McLaurlne has been spending the summer while taking a special course at the Peabody Col lege. Later they will go to Indian Springs, near Atlanta, for ^several weeks before going to Alley to make their home. Trofcssor McLaurlne has the chair of mathematics In the Union Baptist Institute at Alley.—Nashville American. of HOUSE PARTY. Miss Ruth Alford Is entertaining delightful house party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Alford, at .Hartwell, the mombera of which are Miss Sarah Hamrick, of Atlanta; Miss Florence Brown, of Elberton, and Mlitf Esther Gotthehner, of Lexington. Miss Alford gavo a large reception Thursday evening complimentary to her guests. The spacious parlors and dining rooms of tbe delightful home were tastefullv decorated with palms, ferns and cut Rowers, and the guests, num bering 200, were received nnd enter tained 1n a most gracious manner. Dined 1n a most gracious manner. Mlssts Aline Mathtson and Lola TViylor served punch. A delightful evening was enjoyed by all present. Delicious salad nnd Ice courses wero served. „ _ On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Alford entertained at a spend-tha-day party Jn honor of Miss Ruth Alford's visitors, which was one of the moat charming social events of the week. The young mer. of Hartwell gavo an c-utlng during the week In honor of Miss Alford and her guests. MR8. 8MITH30N ENTERTAINS. Mrs. A. H. Smithson entertained most delightfully nt her attractive home on Pulliam street, In honor of her niece, Mlse Myrtle Williams, and her guest, Miss Oneida Phillips, of Ac- worth. The house was decorated with Terns and Rowers. After many Interesting games, the dining room was thrown open to the guests and delicious Ices were served. Mrs. Rinlthson was assisted In re ceiving by Mrs. W. A. .Smith. Those Invited were Mr. and Mra. W. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Goodwin, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. c'awthon. Misses Myrtls Williams. Oneida Phillips, Kate nnd Pearl Winn, Russlo Ward. Annlo Bell Carrol: Messrs. D. E. Caldwell, George Runyan, Jesse Payne. Bob Goode, Jack Evers, George Mat boson. CHILDREN OF MARY. The Children of Mary will approach holy communion In a body on Sunday, August 18, 1907, at the seven o'clock mass, and will hold their regular monthly meeting In the Sunday school room of tho Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 4:80 p. m. A large at tendance la requested. VIRGINIA C. LA HATTE, Sec. UP JINKS PARTY. Mr. Graham Green entertained number of frlenda at on Up Jinks party, In honor of Messrs. Tahnugo Moses and John Johnson, of Turin, Go. After enjoying the games, delicious re. freshments were served. The ladles' prise, a pretty picture, was won by Miss Eliza Brldwell. The gentlemen'* prize, a handsome stick vln. .was won by Mr. Bey Hoffman, and {he booby prize, a bottle of catsup, wus awarded Mrs. Graham Green. The color scheme of pink and white wm* effectively carried out In every de tail. Thdke present were Misses Nellie Mlnkee. Willie J. Stewart, of Birming ham: Ethel Burnt: Lilly Doster. of Lumpkin. Go.; Grace Hurst, of Annl*- tonTAIa!: Willie May Brldwell, Eliza Brldwell Pauline Bell, Ethel Lanford, Elolse McClain. Ruth Turner, Gertrude S liven, and Messrs. Talmafe Moses and ohn Johnson, of Turin, Ga.; Bryan Baldwin. Horace McHan, George 8n> - der, Aubry Milam, John Reid, Rex Hoffman. Willie McMammon, Emory Green, Hugh McClain. Len and Grahum Breen. * CAMPING PARTY. Mr. Bara D. Woodward and the Mlssaa Woodward who, with a party of guests, have been enjoying a ten days* camping and Rahtng trip on the Ocmulge* river, near Jackson, On., re turned to Atlanta Wednesday night. The party Included Miss Ruby Brooks, Mlrs Ethel Thomas Miss Rebecca Zu bin, Miss Anne Blsoff, Miss Susie Woodward, Miss Sarah Woodward, Miss Mlttle Woodward. Miss Hetty AVoodward. Mr. Sam Woodward, Mr. I.urtu* Smith, Mr. Jerry L'nvldson, Mr. Ed Davidson, Mr. George Wood, Mr. Ed LaRtte, Mr. Dan Bowie, Mr. Tommy McMillan and Mr. Lowry, The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mr*. A. G. McMillan and Mr. and Mr*. W. N. Woodward. MU8ICAL 8ERVICE3, There will he one of the usual Sun dny night musical services nt the Cen tral Congregations! church, opposite Carnoglo Library, beginning at I o'clock. Tho special numbers are a* follows: / Offertory In B Flat—Preludo for or gan, E. M. Read. Solo for 'Cello—Organ' accompani ment, selected, "Speed Away"—Quartette, T. B. Woodbury. "Evening Btnr"—From Tannhauser, lira if* 'xnlln II ll’a vtlag solo for 'cello, K. Wagner. "What a Comforter la Jesus"—Bolo and quartette, E. S. Lorenz. Festlvnl Piece—Postludo for organ, H. R. Shelley. Soloist, Mantle Adel Hays. Cello, Mr. U. M. Arbuckle. Organ, Prof. R. J. Robbins. Pluno, Mr. H. AV. Brown. Piedmont Male Quartette. Three musical services were begun by this church as an experiment, but have proved so attractive that they have been continued throughout the summer, and draw a good congregation each Sttndny night. Jn addition to the special numbers, there are plenty of hymns for congregational alnging, and tho services are enjoyable In every way. Those who like good music and enjoy helpful. Inspiring songs, will be glad to attend the Sunday evening services In this church. CAKE SALE. The young ladles of the First Chris tlan church will hold their regular Sat. urday sale at 183 Peachtreel street, Saturday, August 17. Home-made bread and cakea will be on sale. REESE-PHILLIPS The Macon New*. In referring to the approaching marriage of Mlsa Ella Reese, of Nashville, to Rev. Mr. Phil lips. of LaOninge, says: "Miss Reese la well known In Geor gia, and In Macon especially, as she spent many years of her girlhood here when her father woe rector of Christ Episcopal church, and ehe was one ths moat admired of the younger worn en In tho City. She Is a handsome woman of the brunette type nnd her marriage In September will be of un usual social Interest both In Georgia nnd In Nashville, where Dr. Reese hat charge of Christ church. "Mr. Phillips Is rector of the Epla copal church at LaGrange, though he Is on Atlantan by birth and his family has long been Identified with the social nnd business life of Ihnt city. He was educated at the University of the South, where he made on enviable record, waa one of the best known athletes In the country and In 1902 he was captain of the best football team Sewance lias ever had. "The wedding will be a beautiful event In the early fall that will ba at tended by many friends from Macon and Atlanta." NIX-BENSON. A beautiful wedding ceremony waa solemnized tho 18th Inst, at the home of the bride's cousin, Mr*. S. L. Wallace, on Woodward avenue, the contracting parties being Miss Fannlo Bates Nix, of Batesvtlle. Ga., and Mr. Evan Ben son, of San Francisco, Cal. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. H. C. Httrly, of Woodward Avenue Baptist church, -In the presence of few relatives and friends. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Benson went to the home of the former's parents In AVest End, for a short visit. They will spend a month tn north Georgia before going to San Francisco, whore they will permanently reside. IN HONOR OF MIBB FREEBORN. Miss Freeborn was the guest of honor an Informal party which Dr. and Mra. J, H. Powell gave Thursday even. Ing nt their home on Peachtree street. Tho occasion was thoroughly Informal, Mlsa Freeborn, haring had a delightful visit to tho South, will leave next week for her home In Cleveland, OJtlo. AWARtJ OF PRIZE8. At the charming card party given Friday evening by Mr. and Mr*. W. S, Rogers the ladles' first prlae, a burnt wood plaque, was won by Mra. C. King. The consolation, a lovely lace handkerchief, was won by Mrs. T. C. Lamar. Mr*. Lamar, who was the honor guest, was also presented with a beautiful hand painted fan. Mra. Douglas, of Flovllla, who was to have been one of the honor guests, will arrive Ip the city later. The gentle man's first prise was Won by Mr. Frank Mitchell und wits u deck of cards in n pretty ense. Mr. Hubert. Sackett won the consolation, a white silk tie. Mi*. Rogers and Mrs. Lamar wore soft white lingerie gowns, and at the conclusion of the game a delicious luncheon was served. OOUGLA8-M'LAURINE. The marriage of Miss Amelia Town send Douglas and Professor William M. McLaurlne, of Alley, Ga., was a quiet event of Wednesday evening, tak ing place at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Margaret A- Douglas, on Vanderbilt University campus. The ceremony, nt 9:39 o'clock, was per formed by the bride's brothor-ln-law, Rev. T. E. Marshall, and wna wit nessed by the Immediate family only. The parlor, used for tho ceremony, was decorated In pink and white, with pret. ty arrangements of aster* on the man. tel and pluno. and with foliage and. grouped palms. The bride wore a lovely gown o hand-made white silk mull und car MRS. JOHN A. GAINE8 ENTERTAINS AT RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gaines enter, talned on Thursday evening at their home on Mills street at a delightful reception In honor ot their nieces, Misses Lilia and Geneva Moon. Assisting on this occasion were Mr. and -Mrs. L. P, Goddard and little son, Louie, Mr. Claude Gaines and Mr. Lumpkin Moore, of Athens, Go. RUMMAGE SALE. The ladles of tbe Central Baptist church will conduct k rummage sale at 148 Peters street, beginning Monday, August 19. Those haring rummage will please call up 4323 or 4038 Atlanta ‘phone: M. 4838-J Bell 'phone. -MBS. L. U. REYNOLDS, Sec. HOW’S YOUR WATCH? If it isn’t performing its duty and is repairable, we can correct the fault, and with a skill only obtained by year* of practical exper ience. It will cost you nothing to Wt us examine it , EUGENE V. HAYNES CO., Jewelen. . 37 Whitehall Street. Atlanta Special Pillow Sham Holders are the greatest INVENTION ever offered CONSERVATIVE, THRIFTY housewives. Postpaid from FACTORY to you 10 CENTS a set Get them while this only * V special price is on. Address, TRIO NOVELTY CO., ATLANTA, GA. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, Atlqald yr-y.r.ti->»for £ace ( nwk.anns and hand,. MsVnth.>2inliIit,oswut it. Don It laae wntTk«t«ktyorgirs,y. If. h»rm!n..clnn.rrfm!iing Cent br drteewd. Varitreondorenooa ujB-gM.atMUr.epr.DC.WHiKC.'.FaB. gampkPB££. QuaIStg.Co. *z S. lift k St.Ur<siujm,JLt. HOME COMING WEEK IN TENNESSEE. Beautiful Invitations have been re ceived to the first home coming week of all Tennesseans in Nashville, Sep tember 23 to 28—to meet Tennesseans from trery land, from every clime, as well as those who still live In sunny Tqpnaeaee, Nashville will pul on her best bib and tucker for the entertainment of Tennessee's home coming sons and daughters. Among the patriotic ora tors of the week will be Senator Robert L. Taylor. Senator James B. Frailer, ez-Scnntor E. W, Carmack, ex-Gov- ernor 3J. R. Patterson and many other prominent rttlsene of the Volunteer Slate, besides public men of note from other states who were born or hare lived In Tennessee. The National Band of the Republic of Mexico, composed of seventy-five nieces, will be assisted by several other bunds In dispensing the popular and martUl alrs of Tennessee and the South. There wli: be no dull days, but some variety of entertainment will be arranged for every minute of the week. Conspicuous among the enter tainments provided is Knabenshue. the celebrated alr-sbtp Inventor, who wNI make dally flights at the stats fair grounds, besides a trip to old Tanites- Thc demand is constantly in creasing for Flavoring Extracts VanltlL Lemon Orange Rose, etc. This is accounted for by the fact that Dr. Price’s flavors are just as represented—true to nature, made from the finest fruits, of delicate taste, and of the greatest strength attainable see's capitol hill, carrying passengers. Horse show every night under a can opy of electric lights. Trotting race* each afternoon be tween the best /strains of Tennessee’s trotting blood. Balloon races on three days. Educated bears, monkeys and ponies will perform to the delight of the chil dren and the amusement of the older generations. The Tennessee Spsnlsh-American war veterans will bold a reunion during the home coming and will welcome their comrades who served In tho vol unteer regiments of other states. Edward W. Foster, chairman; Eu gene Shannon, treasurer; Haynes Mc- Fadden, secretary; Robert L. Burch, Irby Bennett compose the general com mittee: MR8. A, H. STEWARD'S AFTERNOON RECEPTION. Mr*. A. H. Steward entertained Sat urday afternoon from 4:30 to 8:30 her home In South Kirkwood compll mentary to Miss Katharine Lockhart St. Louis. Fifty guests were Invited to meet the guest of honor. Delicious leks were served. Misses Ida and Isabel! Hamilton pre sided at the punch bowl. ^««*****8*Ms«H***tM****e*****e*< PERSONAL MENTION j Mlaa Elizabeth Howard, of Atlanta, Ga.. after spending the summer at Statesville, Albemarle and other points In North Carolina, with home folks and friends, arrived In the city Wednesday and stopped with her sister," Miss Wino na Howard, 311 North Brevard street, leaving for Atlanta yesterday.—Char lotte Observer. Mias Ruth Candttsh, the accomplish ed society editor of The Valdosta Times, who Jtas been the attractive guest of her cousin, Mr*. J. E. Palmer, will leave Monday tor a visit to Jack sonville, Fla., returning to Valdosta In the early autumn. Miss Louise Kolb, of Atlanta, Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Georgia Rich. ardaon. Mlsa Kolb will Join her par. efits, Mr. und Mrs. Reuben Kolb, It. Mobile In a few days and with them will sail for Porto Rico, where they will make their future home.—Montgomery Journal. At the card party given Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. George Berry In honor of Mrs. A. A. Hart, of New Or leans, the guest of Mrs. D. R. Wilder, the prizes, a book and some motto cards, were won by Mrs. Tom Miller and Mr. E. H. Frederick. Mrs. John Hampton Lewis, of New Orleans, will arrive Monday and will be the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Dallas D. Armstrong, 18 West Pine street, until September 1, when she will leave for the Jamestown exposition, accom panied by her eon aiid daughter, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper of New Orleans. Mra. Henry Richardson and her love ly daughter, Miss Leila Richardson, who have been visiting relatives and friends In Fort Valley, have returned to Macon, and will be the guests of Mrs. C. D. Pearson for a month before returning to their home In Atlanta.— Macon News. LAWN FETE. Wednesday afternoon and evening at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Hlrsch, on Ponce DeLeon avenue, a lawn fete will be held for the benefit of the Hebrew Orphans' Home. The children are especially Invited In the afternoon, and In the evening grown people are expected. Delicious refreshments will served, und there will be many amuse ments provided. INFORMAL BRIDGE PARTY, Mra. George McKenzie will entertain at an Informal bridge party Tuesday morning at her home on West Peach tree In compliment to Mrs. W. H. Me Kensle and Mia. Edward McKenzie, of Montezuma. IN HONOR MIS8ES BOOTH. Miss Gladys Catching will entertain noxt week In honor of the Misses Booth, of Athens, who are spending some time lth Mlsa Rosa Belle Chapman. INFORMAL BRIDGE PARTY. Mr*. Robert Freemun entertained welve frlenda at an Informal bridge jafty Saturday morning at her apart ments In the Peachtrqe Inn. - After the game delicious refresh ments were served. Shiny, oily, muddy skin made fair by gat- In akin cream and Satin skin powder. 23c. MONTGOMERY, ALA. The home of Mr. I. Brlckntaa wee the scene of n beautiful wedding Wednesday enltig, when tilt daughter, Mies Julie Itrtekmnn, wna married to Mr. Nathan Kuhn. The bride's dnme of honor was Mrs. E. Benton, of Atlanta, nnd the gfoom waa attended by Mr. Sum Kahn, of New Orlennn. After a reception, which Immedi ately followed, the young couple left for tho mountains of western North Carolina. Mrs. Sutherland Noble Is visiting friends Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Abercrombie and children are apemlluc some time la rest* cola, Fla. The '‘stny-at-home*" are enjoying tho dances at the Country Ctnb. One of the most enjoyable wna danced Saturday even lag, n I tout twenty couples being present. They wer* chaperoned by Mr. and Airs. Manor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sals I'beian have returned from their bridal trip sud are located In Lawrence street. Miss Virginia Holt entertained delight fully nt n dancing party nt her home In Cleveland Monday evening, the nccnnlou * let,* etwn Iw, jtnnn IClh LlpfltilnV HI art Ing the host cm Kth birthday. 81 xtoon couple* of the younger net enjoyed her hos pitality for *«vernl hours, during which time refreshments were served on the lawn. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. K. Pelyer* nnd Misses Hth.'l nnd Anna l*elier are spending August . Asheville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mrs. .A. 8. Knowles nnd Mias Mary Knowlee are spending tome time at Colorado Snrln •dorado Springs. Mrs. J. II. Hardaway nnd ton. Mr. Jim tUrdawnr, are tpendlng tom© weeks st Vir ginia Rprlnpx. Colonel K. Is. llnMidi nnd bride, nee Mist Billups, of Motdle, nre spending n few days * »re nnd nre* nt tho New Exchange. Mr. II. Pnnxlger nnd Miss Annie Dunxlger tro upending some time !u New \ork. Miss 8nra Wnrren Wl’kersoo delightfully entertained the Slimmer Euchre Club last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Rhodes Garber, who has been visiting her sou. lion. Alex M. Garber, hits returned to her home In tbe western part the state. _____ to Sulphur Springs. Mrs. J. A. Weiss has returned from visit to Mrs. C. II. Bberntan In Reliua. Mins Julia Mae Henderson luis returned 1st to retnttres tn Tuskegte. *fN*ndIng tbe summer on the shores of _ke Michigan. Mrs. Mnrjr Phelan Watt, who has s rot- tnge ot mount Hnrlngs. has as her guests sitter. Mrs. Williamson, of Nashville; ... brother. Mr. Kidney Phelan. of Atlanta, and Misses 8arah Phelan and Sadie Mark- hum. of Birmingham. , of HlMnl n-h wm nnmlier ot the college (Iris and boys enjoyed n hay ride ont to the Cobh planta tion Frirtny evening, where watermelons were cut and reel, ilanced, tad then a ride home Id the moonlight. CARROLLTON. MIm Eva Thomn.eon Is visiting tbe family f Colonel L F. Blalock at Fayetteville. Mlsa Nell Sharp returned te Atlanta Sat urday morning, after spending a week or ---ii days here. Mia. Mattie Houston Is visiting tho family Count and Countess Passollnl, of a vlalt to the principal cltlea of the North and East, will go to Chat tanooga. The countess waa formerly Miss May Montague, of Chattanooga. Mrs. J. A. Carroll, Mrs. James Akers, Mrs. Bell Akers ami Miss Laura Akers are at Skyland, N. C. They will visit Toxaway uml Asheville before return ing to the city. The many friends of Miss Annie Lowe will regret to learn that she Is III at the Wesley Memorial hospital, with typhoid fever. Mrs. MaUle Troutman Is tha guest of Mrs. F. M. King, at Perry. Miss Lucy Clark has returned to Co lumbus, after a few days' visit to fier cousin, Mra. W. T. Braswell. Miss Katharine Lockhart, of St, Louis, |s the guest ot Mrs. A. H. Stew ard in South Kirkwood. Mrs. J. S. Dlckert and children have returned from a stay at Austell. Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Anne Hub bard have returned from Austell. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Llgon leave Monday for a trip to Niagara Falls, mummy iur u irip r unfit Buffalo, New York, Washington' and Jamestown. Dr. L. C. Fisher, who Is 111 with typhoid fever at the Tabernacle In firmary, Is somewhat better. Captain J. W. English and Miss Jen nle English left Friday for a visit to Canada. 3Itsss Bennette Orr, of Newnan, Is tho gueat of her sister, Mr/. Myra Orr Jackson. Miss Lillian Jackson Is visiting Miss Alma Kirby In Wlman. Miss Bessie Jackson la visiting rela tives In Quincy, Fla. Mrs. A. M. Robinson and Miss Kate Robinson left Saturday for a visit to Tate Springs. Mr. William Speer and Mis* Sllvey Speer returned Saturday from Tate Springs. Mr. and Mra. H. Clay Moore leave Sunday for New York, going by way of Savannah. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. White and daughter. Miss Clio White, are spend ing the summer In the mountains of north Georgia. The many friends of Mr. White will be glad to know that his health Is Improving. Mrs. T, M. Ooodrum, of Newnnn, who has been for the paet week the guest of Mrs. A. J. Smith, will spend next week with Mra. R. C. McCrory, at Col lege Park. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Pounds and Miss Lizzie Lee Pounds have returned from a visit to friends und relatives In At lanta. Miss Pounds, who has been ill for some time, has fully regained her health.—Birmingham Age-Herald. The many frlenda of Captain E. M. Roberts will be pained to know that his condition remains unchanged and that he Is still very critically ill. Miss Annabel Farrow leave* next week for Asheville, where she will spend the remainder of the season. Miss Claudia Bass Is the guest of Mrs. Mumle S. Johnson, at Newnan. ta visiting friends Mra. Andie Mays Dow returned Sat urday afternoon from Athens, where she was the guest of friend* for a fortnight. Mrs. William Austell spent Friday In the city, returning to her summer home at Austell In the afternoon. Mr. W. Colquitt Carter spent a part of the week at Dalton. Miss Charles Owens, who Is 111 at the Presbyterian hospItaL la much bet ter and Is able to see her friends. Mrs. Dooly and Mlsa L°ulse Dooly returned Saturday from'.a month's stay at Tate Springs. Mr. Brutus Cloy ha* returned from Louisville, Ky. The MoUertjr of Women .-fnturally makes them shrink from th* Indelicate) questions, the obnoxious ex aminations, and unpleasant local treat ments, which some physicians consider essential in tho treatment of diseases of women. 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Tie Pin-iCsoI Pnl Dr. Pierre's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate and regulntg stomach, liver and bowels. Soufliern Dry Goods & Shoe Go., (Incorporated) PIERCE’S BUSY DEPARTMENT STORE, 60 Marieifa Sfresi. Gpposife Post Offici. E. PIERCE, Prealdent. DENTAL SPECIALIST Mrs. J. C. Harris* la visiting rela tives In Canada. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wlmblsh leave Sunday for New York. Mrs. M. R. Emmons and Miss Ethlyn Emmons have returned from Toccoa. Mrs. Herbert Brown and daughter have returned from Now York city. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Goldsmith, Ml** Marlon Goldsmith and Master Lauren Goldsmith have returned from a de lightful trip through the West. Mlse Rclnettc Miller Is the guest of Miss Marie Johnson at Talbotton. Mrs. Marshall Hasltm and her son, Thomas, are visiting relatives at Tal botton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fltten, of Pensa cola, are spending a few days In At lanta. Mr. Arthur E. Blackstone, Jr., leaves Saturday to spend his vacation among the mountains of North Georgia. Mr. L. B. Hambrlght leaves Sunday for the mountains of East Tennessee for a two weeks' pleasure trip. Mrs. John Z. Lawshe and Miss Mar tha Lawshe are expected home Sunday danm re Iti'a.ivaalr*' stBV In Mil PrinShSA from a two-weeks' stay In Nacooehee Valley. Miss Charles Owens, who has been 111 with appendicitis at the Presbyte- ■lan Hospital, Is better and will go to mr homo Wednesday. Mrs. Ben F. Noble, who haa been visiting In Cleveland with her mother, Mr*. H. M. Patterson, left Thursday for htr home in Montgomery, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Couch have re turned from ML Airy. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Richards and family, ot Newnan, have arrived In At- m fvfixup.u t j farjjukrnQ Mrs. Albert H. Carter and Mrgj-Paul Bates Carter left Saturday for Hart well to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Hattie Massengale and Miss Ethel Massengale have returned from Tallulah, where they spent several weeks. Mini Lina Armstrong has returned to her home In Clarkston after a visit to Tallulah. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman have returned home after a six weeks' stay at Knoxville. Tenn., and a brief visit at Tallulah Falls. Mr. and Mra T. H. Cook and little daughter, of Donaldson, Ga. and Mr. Claude Cook are the guests of Mrs. M. E. Cook. THE SECRET OP GOOD COFFEE Is to have the beans well roasted, well ground and well pre served. No one kind makes a good drink and it takes an expert to blend the different va rieties. MAXWELL HOUSE BLEND uses only the most per fect coffees and has the most experienced blend er in the whole country. Try this Blend once and learn its superiority. Mix* Jeannette Robinson, who hit* been the *ue*t of Mr*. Frederick Cook, has returned to her home In Montgom ery. DR. C. L# 8TOCK3, DENTIST, 427 (Fourth Floor) Austell Building, Atfants, Ga„ Bell Phone M-3333. Practice limited to the operative branches*—Fillings, Crowns, Bridge Work, etc. (Ten Years’ Experience) arrived In Newnan to spend tbe remainder of tbe summer. Mies Ktlwl Itohlnson, wno has been Mr*. EUIaon Richard'* guest for some time, bn* returned to ber home In Central, S. C. Mis* Henrietta Strlekliuid, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mr*. Mattie Strickland. Mr*. N. T. Wright has returned from s rlelt to Greenville. Miss Sarah Buchanan expects ns ber guest* next week, Miasee Maggie Hogg, of Went Point, and MU* Martha Illll, of Greenville. Mr. Guiboun IlfII la In Gainesville, where he weut to »ee his wife nnd child who have been there several weeks for the lame nt of the Imliy's healtn. Mr. him1 Mrs. John Mungct, Mrs. J. h. .Newlinn friends. Little MIsh Thcdoru Atkinson entertained twelve of her girl friends at a delightful tea party last .Monday evening. Mr. Claude C. Cook, formerly of At lanta, is In the city at the New Kim ball for a few days, y Mr. and Mra. Frank Watkins will leave Saturday evening for West Med ford, Afass. Mrs. Mary Belle Payne Is spending the week-end with relatives in Nor- cross. Mr. Wellborn' HU! continues quite 111 at his apartments in the Marl borough. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Calhoun and Miss Harriet Calhoun have returned from Europe Mis* Katie Arnull gave her Sunday school h wus very much enjoyed by the young people. Mr. ami Mr*. Will Wright entertained day nruiiiK iur .ur». n. i». i riu*iv. -*•* Gordon Lee and their guests, Mr*. Mclhii lei, of Houtli Cnroliun, and Mr*. Mary H. Lckford, of Greenville, Gn. The Utopian Club's weekly dance nt Park Thursday evening was a most enjoy able affair. Mrs. B. 8. Drake, of Atlanta, who baa I teen visiting her mother, Mrs. A. M. IlurtMtle'd, left Friday for New York, where she will join her husband. Miss Christine Cole entertained nt nn ele gantly appointed dlutier Tuesday evening in bouor of Miss I’nuUue Burns, of Clarkes- Villa, who Is visiting Miss Ysabel Halbide and Misses Eddie Worth and BVle Davis. Misses Kuth Morris, of Atlautn, nnd Kve- lyu Murphy, of New Orleans, ure visiting Mrs. J. W. iJutherstou. , Mr. nod Mrs. Mike Powell nnd Mr. and Mrs. Utcbard Briggs, of 8outl» Carolina, whp have been their guests, nre ut Borueu- Wbeeler Spring#. . „ „ Mrs. Louts Brown and children, of fort Valley, are the guests of Mrs. A. M. Harts- f>Hs* Louise Atkinson Das as her guest* Misses Mayltelle Joues, of Cnrtersvllle; Minnie Tyler, of Barnesvllle, ami Undue Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Cronk and young son^have returned to the city. Sealed cans at grocers. from Mayor 11. W. Long has retun Alabama. Miss Bottle Dunbar Is visiting In Thom- istntt. Mrs. Pearl Rogers and children bare re turned to ttudr home In Colt-man. Ga. Mr. Ed. Sturdivant, of NUiumervJlle. Is vis* •hi. LAz-oimunnm, wi t’uiuujri 1 n(T, ta Itlng tbe fanilljr nr Nr. L. P. U*n>K'V|ll«. Mr*. Ti'm ■•rlffln rsti-rtnlnml the l.nllt*' Afil Rodttr Musilar aft-rnorts. Mf. and Mrs. Jobs Vsucka sad -blldras rRfnrtifd Mssdigr tfsre a tw* sates' visit to Bouyvtll*. Naxwefi House Blend Coffee Mr. Wallses Rhodes, who has been seriously III, Is convalescing. Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Cooney leave Sun day foe Tate Spring*. Mrs. E. H. Barnes has returned from Warm Springs. Miss Mary Cooper Is visiting friends In Montgomery. NEWNAN. ) Ml** Belle Morriiv ot Allant*. Is tbe gsest of Mias Dorothy fturpee. * ” “ ~ Tenetl, _of Bartow, Pin., I* Mr. F. It. fmifip%t'.. vlfltln^Mra C. K. Merck. Hmi.lny^ hi^Xentm/’ st tbf < gu"JF > 'of* l 5fr! urge und brilliant reception In tlielr CHILDREN Teething John b. Fav _ Mr. George Ware, of Atlanta. wn> (be jsci if mT .id‘kirT Iriln wilS Ban* 2e“l« l lfSnfir ta h " Mr F.rnest SMUIng*. ot LiRrange, spent finnilny with Newnnn relative*. 1 Mr. nnd Mr*. Jobs Cate* are at Tallulah NASHVILLE—HOUSTON. CflEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. Falls. 'igSfiBL’SSfif .fig £%» MIm Illll Is entertaining s Urge boss* Colquitt, Mrs. Winslow’s ^jfJhrYEAtw Soothing syrup JOULE TCeTHINO WITH I't.l! ILLAYS ALL PAW. WBS ■ and U tbe BUST REMKD/ IND (___ 'OR - , .. Sobl by druggist* In erery pari ot tb* IMA Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guaranteed under the Pare Fund ont Drag act. Jun* 30. 1908. Berio! sum- uer 1088. ;