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1 LUi A'l'l,iANTA UhOKUiAxN AND NEWS. IIti:sr»AV. IiECfcJAlHhi SOCIETY... j Mrs. George C. Bill, Editor. : Selene Armttrong, »,, ( ,„ nt , : Mrs. Paul E. Wilkes, . . . AND WOMAN’S INTERESTS OLD M0THER8. 1 lor* old mother!—mothers with white hatr. And kindly eyes, and lips grown softly sweet With murmured blessings over sleep ing babes. There I* a something In their quiet grace That speaks the calm of Sabbath after noons; A knowledge In their deep, unfaltering eyes That far outreaches all philosophy. Time, with caressing touch, about them weaves The silver-threaded fairy-shawl of age, While all the echoes of forgotten songs Seem Joined to lend a sweetness to their speech. Old mothers! —as they pass with slow- timed step. Their trembling hands cling gently to youth’s strength; Sweet mothers!—as they pass, one sees again Old garden-walks, old roses and old loves. —Charles S. Ross, In The Century. MI8S CORA WINN~TO ENTERTAIN. Miss Cora Winn will entertain at a dinner party on tho evening of Satur day, December 28. Miss Winn's social affairs are among the moat delightful of the season. Sho has been out of the city on an extend ed traveling lour for the past two years, and her presence In Atlanta this season has been a source of great pleasure to society. There will be covers for fourteen guests at this Chrlstmss dinner party, for which Invitations were Issued Thursday morning. MR8. HAYES’ BRIDGE. The bridge party given by Mrs. Jack Hsyes at the home of her mother, Mrs. Wllby, was a bright event of Thursday afternoon and was complimentary to Mrs. Robert Meador, who Is visiting Mrs. Thomas D. Meador, and to Miss Mabel Powers, a bride-elect of January. Msr. Hayes' party was one of an In formal series which her friends are en- Joying from time to time, and assem bled about sixteen guests. The prises at bridge were a beauti ful Japanese chop dish and a silk scarf. A Jeweled puff box was presented to Mrs. Meador, and Miss Powers re ceived a hand-embroidered handker chief box. At the conclusion of the game a de licious hot luncheon was served at th>; card tables. Mrs. Wllby's apartment was decorat. etl with rod rose and ferns, the color motif suggestive of the holidays, and In all pretty decorative details red and green were the colors used. Mrs, Hayes was a charming young hostess In a gown of sheer white ma terial fashioned with duchess lace and made over ;dlk flowered with red roses. Mrs. Robert Meador's gown was of blue silk made princess empire nnd trimmed beautifully with lace and sil ver embroidery, and with this she wore a black picture hat. Miss Mabel Powers wore a French chiffon, fashioned with create, lace, and combined with hand-painted llssc, an effective touch of color being given by the use of blue panne velvet. Mrs. Thomas Meador wore a smart suit of blue cloth, made with dlrectotre Impert?d German Hahd-Mads Stationery Rsducsd 50 Psr Cent Here’s a Christmas gift to be appreciated from the first thrill of delight at the dainty, box in which the stationery is held until the last sheet of paper has been used and the last enve lope has been addressed. It is daintiness and good form personified. Hand-made German Stationery, made in the slow, painstaking way that not only gives unique shapes and touches, hut which sacrifices nothing in strength from quick bleaching, washing or beating. The finished papers thus havt! the smoothness and strength of fine linen. This Stationery comes in many packages similar to the one shown here. In dainty color ings and out-of-the-ordinarv shapes. Large cabinet packages with paper, invita tion and regret cards with envelopes to match, to small quire boxes of paper and envelopes. Jacobs Pharmacy CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Will Always Find Here A WELCOME And Just What You Want In CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Come EARLY before the good things are all gone EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. 37 WHITEHALL ST. Artistic Jewelry Our Specialty. coat, h«r hat of block xatln. Mr*. E. H. Goodheart, who assisted Mm. Hayes in entertaining, was hand- sbmely gowned In black lace. Mill Martha Hall, the attractive young coueln of the bosteee, wore blue silk. Mm. Percy Bmedley Darlington, an other visitor whose bright presence here has occasioned much entertaining, Wore a gray cloth suit with smart blouse of chiffon, lace trimmed. TO MIS8~CHAPMAN. Among those entertaining during the holidays will be Mrs. W. C. Jarnsgln, who will give an Informal party In honor of Miss Marjorie Chapman, of Spartanburg, 8. C. Miss Chapman will be one of the most attractive visiting girls In Atlanta during the holidays, and will receive charming attentions. MI88 WATTS^TO ENTERTAIN. A delightful party for the young people during the gay holiday season will be an afternoon tea on Saturday, the 28th, given by Miss Princess Watts, at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. h. Watts, on Sprlng-st. TO MI88 NEWCOMB. Dr. Zoepffel-Quellensteln will enter tain, at an informal dinner party Tues day evening, a few friends to meet Miss Ethel Newcomb, of New York, the guest of Miss Annie Hall. MR. RILEY’S PARTY. Friday evening Mr. J. I.. Riley will entertain at the Grand In honor of Miss Norfleet, of Memphis, his guests to oc cupy two boxes. The theater party will be followed by a supper at the Capital City Club, nnd the guests of the occasion will be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Felder, Miss Norfleet, Miss Agnes Ladson, Miss Martha Whitman. Miss Busle Mac Pope. Miss Kate Robinson, Miss Helen Bagley, Mr. G. II. Kirkland, Air. Tom I-yon, Mr. A. J. Ryan, Mr. George Yundt, Mr. A. 8. Byers. MI8S GOLD8mTtH’S PARTY. Miss Marian Goldsmith’s party for the younger sot has been dated for the ofternoon of Friday. December 27, from 4 to 8 o'clock, and the trio of charming honor guests will be Miss Bessie Pope. Miss Dorothy Hebert and Miss Emma Kate Amorous. FOR MRS. CUNNINGHAM. Mm. George Cunningham, of Wash ington, D. C., who Is the guest of Mrs P. D. McCarley In West End, was the spoclal guest at a meeting of the O. M. Club, of West End, on Thursday morn ing at the home of the Aliases Bran don. Another pleasant Informal affair at which Mrs. Cunningham hus been en tertained was a Ihenter party given by Mm. McCarley on Wednesday evening She wns also an attractive guest ut Miss Edith Cofleld's purty on Wednes day afternoon. A PLEASANT SMOKER IN HONOR OF MR8. TH0MA8. Air. and Mm. Frank Ellis will enter tain at a dinner party on Saturday evening at the Piedmont Driving Club, preceding the dance. Airs. William Halley Thomns. of Mobile, Ala, to be the guest of honor. FOR MISS M'CANDLESS. A delightful social event of the week was Alias Caroline DuBose's dinner party on Wednesday evening In honor of Alles Edna MrCnndleaa, who has recently returned from abroad and Is being cordially weloomed home again. The dinner table was In yellow, the centerpiece being a basket of yellow roses and narcissi. The bonbons and cakes were yellow and the prevailing color of gold was emphasised lit the baskets of yellow spun candy, filled with oranges glace. Silver randie st leki held yellow candles, and the place raids were hand-patmed in yel low roses. Alias McCsndless was a charming honoree. wearing a Paris gown of white chiffon cloth, accordion plaited, and finished about the corsage with soft white lace, above which wss s hand of embroidery, done In silver threads with rhinestones. . Atlas UuBose wore a dinner gtw.i of white chiffon cloth and lace. Allas Emma Belle DuHose was gowned In yellow liberty satin nnd lace. Covers were laid for twelve at th" prettily appointed table, and the affair was much enjoyed by the young peo ple present, guests of Allss DuHose. informal^Teception. Camp A. Wheler’s Confederate Cav alry. will hold an Informal reception to Its members and the ladles of their families at the Young Women's Chris tian Association hall, 3 Viaduct place, Thursday evening, December 39. MARRIAGE OF MISS LEARMONT AND MR. JACK W. ROBERTS. A very simple, but beuutlful and Im pressive marriage was that of Miss Marian I-earmont and Mr. Jack \V. Roberts at the home of the bride's mother, Mm. John Leannont, 85 West Peachtree Place, Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. T. Hunnfcutt. pastor of Payne Me- morlnl Atethodlst church. The house was decorated In a color scheme of red and green, large vases filled with red ruses being plored on the mantel and cabinets, while In the rear of the Improvised altar ferns were banked In great profusion. The bride and groom entered the parlor, where the marriage ceremon> war performed, together, and met the minister ut the altai. The charming young bride was gowned In white chiffon made over white taffeta -Ilk. and carried a shower bouqu't of while rores and carnations. Light refreshments were served aft er the ceremony. Many beautiful and handsome pres ents testlfled to the popularity of the young couple, among the lot being i uumtter of checks for goodly sums from their friends and relatives. J. M. High Company J. M. High Company Kimonos, Dressing Sacques and Lounging Robes for Gifts A Great Slock °f Lounging Robes, Short and Long Silk Kimonos Specially Priced for a Sale I m y Beautiful long Silk Kimonos in Japanese pat terns, $3.98, $5, $6, $8, $10 and $12.50 Short Silk Kitnonos of pretty China Silk in Jap anese patterns, large, loose sleeves, etc., $2.50, $2.75 and $2.98. [These put up in fancy boxes will make choice holiday gifts.] Men’s and women’s Lounging and Bath Robes of German imported Blankets, choice patterns, with cord and tassel, from $4.75 to $9.00 Ladies’ white and red long Eiderdown Loung ing Robes, $4.98, $5.00, $5.50 to $8.50. Ladies’ short Flannelette Kimonos, at 75c, 89c, 98c to $1.50. The Kimonos at $1.50 are in fancy boxes for holiday gifts. Ladies’ short Eiderdown Dressing Sacques in red and gray, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50. Silk Petticoats Christmas Aprons Ladies’ Silk Petticoats in black and col- oi's for holiday gifts, all prices, $5 to $15 “Gifts” for Children Children’s and Infants’ long and short Dresses, Flannels, Booties, Leggins, Toques, Bearskin Coats. Baby Caps. Bonnets, etc. The Baby’s outfit com plete. Dolls! Dolls! ChristmasDolls in great variety, all prices, varieties, styles and kinds, Ted- dy Bears and Teddy Dolls. Maids’ sheer white Lawn Aprons, with bibs, 35c and 50c Few maids’ Aprons, without bibs. .25c Maids’ and Nurses’ Caps of sheer white lawn, to go with Aprons 10c to 25c Muslin Underwear for “Gifts” Special display and sale of fine hand made French Underwear, Corset Cor el’s, Chemise, Drawers, etc. A great assortment to select from. Prices re duced specially for this sale. J. M. HIGH CO. MISS KING’S CLASS. Allas Lula (Mark King will hold the first class lesson of the present term Thursday evening at 6 o'clock In her studio. 700 Lowndes building. Thp program will Include a lecture toy Mtse King on "Vltallxed. Bodily .Movement In Binging." a talk by Miss Adolla Tucker on "The Influence of tho Breaking Voice on Singing." nnd lllus- tiatlona nnd general round-table die- cussion by the elites. JENIFER HIVE REVIEW. The ladles of Jenifer Hive. No. 7. Ladles Of. tr.e Maccabees, will hold a special review I'hursuay right, at their hall, corner Marletta-st. nnd Ponders-ave., at 8 o'clock. All mem bers are requested to be present. CHILDREN ItETHINq Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup WK - -J LORES the aims, allays all pais, lt WIND CoUcTaid Is the BEST REAP FOKDIABKUtEA. . . . Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. 'guaranteed under the Pare Food and Drug act. June 30. 1S0«. Serial oum. n»r IftSt Antique Mahogany Furniture In city 24. ewl am selling «t s creitt rwliK'tluu « Urge •■uUwtiou of Belli plate ami brass goods, Hstidsmnc fur- .. — Mila. Moat appropriate TUB ASTIQI'K STOItK. IS Bdgewoodwve. M. VOX. CHRISTMAS AT WESLEY HOUSE. A most Interesting program. In which all the children of Wesley House will take part, haa been arranged by th£ teachers, ns follows: Thursday, December IP. 7:30 to 9 p. m.—Night school entertainment (audi torium). Friday, December 20, 7:30 to 9 p. m.— Chorus rehearsal, Christmas anthems (auditorium). Saturday. December 21. H a. m. to 6 p. m.-— Bazar (kindergarten room). Saturday. December 21, S to 4:30 p. m.—Distribution of gifts made by chil dren for parents, followed by candy pull fo** sewing circle (auditorium). Haturday. December 21, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.—K. of \V. Club party (library). Sunday. December 22, 3 to 4:30 p. m. —Christmas anthems and reading (Sabbath school hour)! Monday. December 23. 8 to 6 p. m.— Bazar (kindergarten room). Monday, December 23, 3 to 4:30 p. m.—Christmas tree for day nursery and kindergarten (auditorium.). Monday, December 23, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.—Qlrla* gymnasium social (sitting room). Tuesday. December 24, 4:30 p. m.~H. A. Club party (kindergarten room). Friday. December 27. 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.—Woman'll Club reception (sitting: room). Friday. December 27. 7:30 to 9 p. m.— Men’s mutual aid entertainment (audt-1 torfum). A CHRISTMAS CANTATA. One of the delightful events of the, week will be the Christmas cantata Friday night, December 20. at Grace church, corner North Boulevard and Hlghland-ave, by the Grace church choir of forty voices, assisted by the Misses Bearden, and under the direc tion of Mr. William M. Bearden with Miss Isabelle Hilly organist The public Is cordially Invited to be present. No admission will be charged, hut a free-will offering will be accept ed for the benefit of the church build ing fund. The program wM begin at t o'clock. CHRI8TMAS SALE. At 12 East Hunter-st., Just off Whitehall, a Christmas sale of useful and fancy articles suitable for Christ mas presents, began Thursday morn ing, and will continue until Saturday evening of this week, the sale being open each evening. An unusually fine collection of needtew’ork, burnt wood and painting, from many differnt parts of the country, together with a splendid assortment of hand-made bed comforts, will be ofTered at very reasonable prices. Lunches will be served each day. The sale will be conducted by the Ladles' Mission Circle and the Young People’s Christian Union of the Unlversallst church, and the proceeds are to be used In flnlshlrig the bnM»mrni of the church and adding to the nryaa fund. In connection with this sale, very neat sixteen-page newspaper h»* been published, as an advertising mr dlum, under the able editorship **t Bertha Harwood. All are cordially invited to attend this sale and assist In solving the prpH leni of Christmas shopping. See the Unique Pictures for Xmas. 97 Peachtree St, the “Cute and Cunning Novelty Store. A Reliable Christmas Jewelry Store Absolute reliability relms supreme at thl, splendidly stocked Jen dry establishment. Positively nothing sold over our counter, but what bears the stamp of genuineness. THIS GRAND SELECTION OF JEWELRY GIFTS, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE and the like embodies the very quintessence of merit, and no extor tionate prices now, or at any time. J. C. MELLICHAMP, 70 WHITEHALL. “CORNFIELD” LARO EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEEEO PURE. , , Manufactured especially for our home trade. "Cornneld" Lard Is m i§ from choice pork fats exclusively, under strict government Inspection. >- • no more than other lards not half so good. Ask your grocer. WHITE, M’LENDON CO., ATLANTA, GA., Members American Meat Packers Association.