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LJtLHi ATJLiAJNTA UJfiUKUiAJS AND .NEWS.
*m K8UAT, SEPTEMBER IT, 1001.
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sale ana recommended In I
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TO MRS. LUCKETT.
Mlgi Suglo Parks will entertain
Thursday evening at bridge In honor
of Mrs. Thomas Luckett. .if Washing
ton city, the guest of Mies Ethel
Thotna*.
in honor’visitors.
One of the most enjoyable events nf
the past week was a party given by
Miss Nall Lewis In honor of Mrs. Wllllts
and Mrs. Frank Hurd, of Washington.
D. C. She was assisted In entertaining
by Miss Ursula Workman and Miss
Malite Lewis.
Mr. WaJter Livingston won the first
prise, the book "Pigs vs. Pigs," ami
Miss Jessie Chaffin won the booby, a
pig hank with live coppers In It.
Delicious punch was served through
out the game and after the refresh
ments the party broke tip with the old-
fsshlon equare.dance.
Those Invited to meet the guests of
honor were Misses Ursula Workman.
Malste Lewis, Jessie Chaffin, Edith
McDonald, Ruth Cowert, Elolse and
Margaret Harvey. Ruth Stovall. Mll-
BARN DANCE
BY KERRY MILLS
23c POSTPAID
Write for our Hat of popular music.
18c POSTPAID
Ludden & Bates
MO Bull 8t., Savannah, Ga,
dred Watson, Sallle Fannie McKImon,
Dessa Plckena. Mildred Parks and Nan
nie Burket; Messrs. Paul McCalla,
Frank ' abler, Andrew Burkett, Wal
ter Livingston, Paul Cobler. John O.
Davlse, Frank Shropshire. Robert Liv
ingston. John Pltehford, Walter Greg
ory and Dan McCalla.
CHERRTSIP~Makes You
Feel Good All Over.
In Bottles Only—5c.
KING'S DAUGHTERS.
Circle No. 3 of the King's Daughters
snd Sons will meet Friday afternoon
at 7t:90 o'clock at Mrs. J. J. Lawler's
at so* West Alexander-st. A full nt.
tendance ie urged. Take Luekle to
waterworks car.
MRS. C. F. QOREE.
Leader.
MISS BERTHA BAILEY.
Corresponding Secretary.
Don't forget; take
a box Candy home.
SECOND MISS ROOSEVELT
IN THE LIMELIGHT
The manner In which Miss Ethel
Roosevelt acquitted herself at the gar
den party at Oyster Bay for the bene
fit of Nassaua Hospital convinced
many observers thst the president's
second daughter Is destined lo become
a leader of the younger social set In
Washington this winter.
With her rather sho posed (or pho
tographers on Saturday In her lawn
dresa. Her part In the garden festival
was to preside over the tea booth, but
In more than one way she made herself
the life of the assemblage. In appear
ance she Is unlike her sister. Mrs.
Nicholes Longworth. and resemblca her
mother, who Is her chum.
When her sister was the young lady
of ihe white house, Miss Ethel was
kept In the background. She wore
ehort skirts and her hair In hanging
braltfb. It was only laat winter that
she left the National Cathedral School.
She was 17 yeara old on August 19.
In view of her father's retirement on
March 4 next, the Waehlngton official
set Is expecting several brilliant func
tions for her. The probability of a
ball In tha east room of the white
house, at which she will make her for
mal how to'society, Is being talked of.
—Washington Post.
evenincTparty.
RIVERDALE, Ga„ 8ept. 1T.-Mls«
Julia Lasseter entertained very de
lightfully last Monday evening, the oc
caslen being In honor of Miss Bertha
Adams, who leaves this week to resume
her studies at Agnes Scott. Games
were played, after which delldoue re
froshmenta were served.
An interesting feature of tht evening
was the leap year proposal contest. Miss
Nora Hule end Mr. Rob DeFor winning
tho prizes, a beautiful atlek pin and a
dalntv box of linen paper.
Among those present were Misses
Bertha Adams. Lily Msyo. Lois, Bessie.
Alice and Nora Hule. Effle Rosser and
Julia Lasseter. Messrs. Walter Carnes
and Howard Tarpley of Kenwood, Llge
Orr, Arthur, Roy. Lacy, Grady and
Henry Hule, Rob DeFoor of Macon and
Bob Lasseter.
woman’^Tuxiliary.
There will be a meeting of the Wom
an's Auxiliary of St. Lukes church on
September 18 at 4 p. m. All women
of ihe church are cordially Invited.
MRS. HURT, See rotary.
ELECTA~CHAPTER.
Electa chapter. No. 6. Daughters of
the Eastern Stir, will hold Its regular
meeting at Masonic hall, corner of
Mitchell and Forsyth-ftts., on Friday.
September 18, at 8 p. m. Degrees are
to be conferred. A|l officers are espe
cially urged lo be present. Visiting
members are cordially welcome.
SARAH .1. HANNA. Sec.
You want a Tailor
Made Suit or Over
coat this Fall?
Have Tom Weaver
A Tailor With
Reputation
to make it for you.
ATLANTA-MADE
GARMENTS AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
NOTICE.
Th* Woman's Million Cirri* of th*
Universally church will hoM It* regu
lar monthly meelln* Friday afternoon
at 3 o’clock at the home of Mr*. Alex
ander Beck, 83 Alta-ave. A full at
tendance I* requested.
MRP. B. C t . WEST,
Secretary.
It Can’t Be Beat.
The best of all teacherg Is experience.
C. M. Harden, of Silver City, North
Carolina, saya: "I And Electric Bitters
does all that's claimed for It. Far
Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles It
can’t be beat. I have tried It and And
i most excellent medicine." Mr.
Harden Is right; It's the best of all
medicines also for weaknsM. lame back
and all run-down conditions. Best, too,
for chills and malaria. Sold under
guarantee at all drug stores. 89c.
Join American Woman’s
League.
KERN WILL SPEAK
IN MACON OCT. 3
Official notlAcatlon haa been received
by Secretary B. M. Blackburn, of the
state Democratic executive committee,
of the making of eii address by Vice
Presidential Nominee Kern In Macon
October ,1. Secretary Blickburn re
ceive,! this Information from Chairman
John H. Edwards, of the national cam-
ralgn committee, and Immediately di
rected the making of the necessary ar
rangements. Mr. Kern will pasa thru
Atlanta and will be accompanied to
Mncen by Chairman Hewlett Hall, of
the etate committee. Secretary Black
burn and National Committeeman Clerk
Howell.
£ SPECIAL SALE OF — —
“ mC
Rockers
Regular Price $4.50. Tomorrow,
Friday, Only, at
Mi** Hsrriott# Winebsster, • popular
member of Macon'a •orietj*, la attending Miea
Haiti Whlta'a houaa party in Leeiburr, Va.
and haring a most charming time. Mias
White, a near relative of the Winchester*,
has ririted hers on namerous occasions, and
la alvaya much admired and extensively on
tertained. Tha Whita home ie ideal for
house parties, bsing a magnificent ancestral
atructure, eituated on a large plantation near
Leesburg. Besides Miss Winchester, Mr. F.d
ward Brown Is another Maeonite enjoying
this delightful hospitality, , which numbers
about six young men and women.~-Macon
News.
At the bridge patty given Wednesday
morning by Mre. Palmer Phelan L'larke in
honor of Misa Montgomery, of South OsrO'
lina, the guest of Mrs. Samuel Porter, the
first pri*e. a directolra girdle, wee won by
Mil* Be Ilia Cobb Johneon. Misa Montgomery
was presented with a eilver teasel tie.
Mr. Charles Sheldon, organist at Trinity
Methodist church, returned Thureday after
noon from Washington, D. C., where he gtre
tha opening recital on s handsome now organ
just installed in one of the large churches
there. Mr. ftheldon has given seven open
ing recitals this year.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Porter will
hove aa their guest Mr. Torter'a sister, Mins
Theodora Porter, of Charleston, who will
spend a day with them eti route to Coluni'
bus, where she will be at home this winter
with Mr. ami Mr*. Charles Torter and will
attend school.
Mr. Robert Armonr haa returned from the
East, where lie has spent thrss months study
ing voice a* the Cornell Hummer «chool e
Guilford* Conn. Kn route to Atlanta Mr.
Armour spent two week* in New. York and
Gang at two of tha Urge churches there.
Mre. H- A. Green, who hie been visiting
friends in Atlanta, will return home next
Monday. Mr«. Green is one of th«* oldest
residents in Greene county end ie rraatly he
loved tHHVe. Hbe also has rasny friends in
Atlsnta.
Mrs. Ida Lamer Col-man. of Macon, who
ia visiting Mra. Piarpont Flanders, at Gaines-
rille. will be in Atlanta Saturday to spend
a faw day* with Mr*. LolU* Bella Wylie be
fore returning to her home.
Mr*. Arminiii* Wright entertained her
bridge club and a faw nther friends Thurs
day morning in honor of hev guest, Mrs. J.
M. Chsndler, of 8umter. 8. C.
Mr. Mm Marks, of Jacksonville, Fla., ar
rives Thursday night to Join Mr. Philip
L'Kngte and Mr. Charles T. Hopkins. Jr., on
their way to Lesington, Va., to enter Wash
iugton and Lee I’nlreraitT.
Misa Lucy Harrison left Thursday for
Rlairstown. N\ J., where she will be an at
tendant at the Vail Gray wedding. Before
returning home Misa Harrison will vi*it
friends in Plainfield, N*. J.
nd Mrs. Reid lfobson, who are well
remembered in Hevennah, end who have re
sided in Norfolk, Va., for the past six months,
will make their home in Atlanta again after
the first of October.
Mre. R. K. Rambo wa* hostess Thurtdsy
morning #t a lovely bridge party in honor
of her gueat. Mis* Msdelyn Gilbert, of A!
bany, and Mra. S. O. Porter's gqest. Miss
Kate Montgomery.
Mrs. Mary Armor, who will he in Atlanta
tho latter psrt of the week to deliver a ler
ture, will be a guest at the home of Judgf
and Mrs. H. M. Holden, 7 Cresecot-are.
Mr*. E. C. Howell, Miss Lila Howell and
Mias Adelc Hunn. of Pine Bluff, Ark., who
have been the guests of Mis* Carrie Merrill
i W#t Biker st, hare returned home.
Mrs. Frank Bpsin, who was announced
the hostess of her bridge club, did not
tertain the club on Thursday, the meeting
having bsm postponed.
Mrs. George T. Langford, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. O. ?**f
ford, at 244 Peeples-st., has returned to her
home In Eastman.
Mr. snd Mr*. John Grant and children
are at home again, after haring spent ser
era! weeks at Narragansett and other North
ern resorts.
Miss Marie Terry left Tuesday crcning for
Raleigh, N. €., whera aba will be among the
Women’s$ 1.25 Quality
KID GLOVES
TOMORROW
79c Pair
Tomorrow (Friday) morning wc place on sale splendid
2-clasp Kid Gloves, worth regular $1.23 pair, for 79c.
Not again sopn will yon have such a glorious Glove op
portunity. The Gloves as advertised are soft, pliant 2-
elasp kids, wearable with the New Tailored Suits. Come
in Black v White, Brown, Oxblood and Gray. This quali
ty Kid Glove sells everywhere at $1.25 pair.
79 Cents
FRIDAY MORNING,
SPECIAL, PAIR .
J. M. HIGH CO.
bright Atlanta sehool girls attending at St.
Msry*.
Mis* Mattie fin* Phioisy and Misa Ann
Phlnisy, who have been attractive visitors in
tha city this week, leave Saturday tor Ath
The many friends of Mlaa Annie E. Doricr
ill regret tn learn that aha continues seri
ously ill at her home at 210 South Foraylh-
Misa Eliraheth fichlesinger entertained *
theater party in honor of Mrs. Imcketfe and
Mias Ethel Thomas on Wednesday afternoon.
Mra. Joseph Ortne and children will re
turn on Hcptentber 2rt from Rodua Point, N\
Y., where they have spent the summer.
Mrs. Fay Pevitt, who will conduct the normal
department at the Conservatory of Music, ar
rived in Atlanta Thursday.
Mr. Herrick, one of lb* most prominent
attorneys of Boston, ia in the city, tha gueit
of Mr* ll. M. Atkinson.
Coloher and Mrs. Robert Lowry and Mra,
Fapnie Xowry Porter have returned from
Atlantic City.
Missed Emm# Belle and Caroline DaBose
entertained the Prenrh Club on Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Leonsrd Baldwin and Mias Mary Bald
win are visiting friend* ia Louisville.
Mrs. Hugh Richsrdeon and her young son
have returned from North Carolina.
Mr. Welter Z. Fwenn bax returned from a
trip to the Cerollne* end Virginia.
Mrs. Henry Johnson will entertain the
Sewing Club on Saturday.
RICH S BROS. CO.
For tomorrow (Friday) only wc place on
sale one hundred Rockers, in two styles, like
cuts, in oak and wnlioffnny finish, for ♦•'1.25
each.. Theje Rockers sell regularly for $4.50.
They are extremely comfortable and con
st meted in the best manner. Conte and
see for yourselves that they are bargains.
, Furniture Department
RICH & BROS. CO.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
On Thursday. September 14. at 8:90
.i m, we will pell at auction on th*
premise* a house amt lot known as
*•> Bonlevanl Place »n<! five vacant lots
on East North •vaniir. near Kcnncaaw
avenue. This house la a very desirable
twc-»tory eight-room home, on a cor
ner lot 47x195 feet. The other !■•!* ate.
enhancing In value 'tally. Alt of thla
property will be sold at auction on Its
r.ieett lo the highest bidder This l«
'your chance to buy a home or a lot on
which to build one at your own price,
on attractive terms and in the right
section.
Bee us for plats and terms.
W. A. FOSTER and
RAYMOND ROBSON,
12 South Broad Street.
I. F. Pasrva hsv# r" turned.
T>r. snd Mrs. F. If. fltsnlty, of Albany, sr*
ia the city.
COLUMBUS DOCTORS
TO ATTEND MEETING
COLUMBUS. Ga., Sapt. 17. Dr*. J.
M. t'rook. John f. Darby and .1. H. Mc
Duffie and H. A. Ryder and Oeorf* C.
Palmer will attend the International
Tiibarruloei* Con*re«* to he held In
V'Hfhlngton, D.- C., beginning Monday
next.
Good, Reliable Shoes
For School Children
Our shoes for children are durable because carefully made
of fine materials; comfortable because constructed in such a
manner ns to conform to the natural lines of the foot; stylish
because made by the most up-to-date inannfae.turcrs; reasona
bly priced because wc give the best possible values.
Ttilt
The Shoe end Stocking Shop
25 Whitehall Street
MEN OF SEVENTEENTH
TO AID CELEBRATION
According lo general orders of the
Department of the Gulf of the United
States army, several detachments of
troops will be sent to Greensboro, N.
C„ to participate Ip the exerciser lucl-
dent to Ihe cenlennlal of the battle of
Guilford Court House October II to 17.
Til” detachment* axe ordered to ftr-
ve |n Greensboro not later than Octo
ber 10 end these Include the hand and
one troop of the Twelfth revelry front
Fort Oglethorpe, one company of thr
Seventeenth Infantry from Fort Me
Phereon and one 84-Inch portable
starrhlleht outfit complete with the
necessary number of men for handling
It front the artillery district rtf Bsran-
nnh.
Blodgett to Speak.
im Blodgett, lata chairman of the
Stnte Republican league, but now ac-
tlvels- supporting Bryan and Kern,
leaves for Savannah Thursday night tn
make an address before the Republican
Poll Tax Club of that dltjr. Mr. Blod
gett eaye while he Ie supporting Rrvan
and Kern, he Is doing so hoping that
the election of the Democratic nominees
BERNHARDT MAY
HEAD THE LEAGUE
Chicles W. P.rrthiTdt. a well known con-
Irsetor sad bandar, and promises! In I,per
circle, nf the city, snnonnees his esndld.-y
for president nf tb, fallen County Young
Men*a nemoerttle I.e,gu, to succeed Aldm,
Chamber,, the incumbent.
Mr. Bernhardt has been an •ctlve mem
ber and an earn,,! worker In th, league fur
•ereral years, aid it Ie net doulttd thet he
will make a strong race.
Mr. fi,rnh,rdt etetaa that ha. la no lease,
Ie en opponent of Mr. Chamber,, as the con-
etltutlon and by hunt nf the league do not
provide fer s ,eeoad term for the pre,Ideal.
Mr. Demhardt cme to AUaata from Phlf-
geld. Ala., In IMS, and ha. always displayed t
a keen interest In pablla affair,. |
■■ I
will be a rebuke to the present Repub
lican organisation. He favors the elec
tion of Captain Yancey carter for ffov-
now 60c lb.
Highest grade.
The Blue Tag Sale
There is a remnant of Furniture
from our Blue Tag Sale of day before *
yesterday, and for the information of
those who were unable to attend, we
are hereby announcing that the remain
ing pieces will continue to wear the
Blue Tag a day or so longer.
Inquirers are kindly asked to take
note of this announcement.
Chamberlin - Johnson*DuBose Co