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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN A XT) NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1910,
'T'HE FLOWERS can tell
2 you so much more charm
ingly than we- the why
and the where. 7hey i are their
own excuse for being (bought)
—the Dqhl variety most par
ticularly.
One. order o f us will be en-
duringly convincing.
co. umttcd
MWTAIflfE.
WAlTlMu ? jlwjalL
Table d’Hote Dinner
Every Sunday Evening, 6:30 to 8:30
Seventy-five Cents
Not Attending this Dinner Means
Missing the Real Good Feature
of Atlanta on Sunday
Whitehall and Alabama
MUSIC
Social Outlook. For the Coming Week
Therr are no large parties on
during the Lenten season, which so
ciety uses for ft period at relaxation
between the winter's gaiety and the
short season after' Easter. As Lent
time very early, Knater will also ar
rive on time, too, the 22d of Match
welng the beginning of tiio renewed
•ocial activities of the year. Some in
teresting events are abend for that
tlm. Tn the meanwhile there are trips
to Florida, musicals and teas and
ffearffahl* entertainments, bridge club
meetings and the like, to amuse one
until Easter Is due.
N>xf week will witness several wed
ding* and the after-Easter brides are
bHng entertained. The marriage of
Miss Mildred Sprat ling and Mr. Roy
Collier will be an Interesting event of
Wednesday evening, taking place at
the First Christian church at 8:30
o'clock, a reception at home to follow
*or the family connection and the
bridal party. A ‘number of attendants
*111 grace tho occasion, and visitors
*re in the city for the wedding. The
marriage of Miss Caroline Willingham
*bd Mr. Ifomer Carmichael on next
Thursday evening is of interest to a
[>rge acquaintance In the city, College
Park and West End.
Visitors In the city whose friends are
entertaining them In an informal way
Include Miss Curtiss, of Michigan, the
charming guest of Mrs. Henry Mor
row: Mrs. Frank Lester, of New York,
who is visiting Mrs. W. A. Speer;
Misses Edith apd Ruth Martin, of Co
lumbus. guests of Mrs. Holmes Freder
ick: - Miss Dickenson, of Connecticut,
who Is still with Miss Sara Bell; Mr.
and Mrs, Finis Marshall, of New York,
the guests of Mrs. Fanny Lowry Por
ter and Dr. and Mrs. Rates Block;
Miss Emily Groover, of Columbus.
Miss Hutchins* guest; Mrs. J^ella Bur
ton Wells, of Los Angeles, Cal., the
guest of Mrs. T. A. Pearce; Mrs. John
\\\ Hamer, of New York, the guest of
Mrs. rt. T. Weytnan; Miss Emma Wil
liams, nt Portsmouth, Miss Gentry’s
guest; Mrs. George Williams, of New
York, with Mrs. Fleming VanRensse-
laer, and Miss Laleah Adams, of 8a
vannah, the guest of Mrs. Cam Dor
wey.
Chief among the musical attractions
In the neur future is the concert on
Sunday afternoon nt the Grand, which
Is one of the series of Philharmonic
concerts. Mrs. John T«amar Meek will
he the soloist of the afternoon, with
Mr. flubner conducting. A fine pro
giam lias been arranged, and tho con-
ert Is anticipated as one of the bright
est musical events of the season.
Photo by Stephenson.
MR8. JOHN LAMAR MEEK.
On* of Atlanta's popular singers. Mrs. Meek haa a fine eoprano voice,
which will be hoard on 8unday afternoon at tho Philharmonic orchestra
conoert at the Grand, whan an exceptionally fino program will be rendered.
Aa Miea Fleming, of Knoxvillo, Mre. Meek is well known all over the
8outh, among her appearances being at the St. Louis exposition* on Ten
nessee day, and aa the representative from Tennessee with Victor Her-
bort’e band at the Atlanta exposition, and on many occasions with Sena
tor Bob Taylor, who is Mrs. Meek's cousin.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPEBS
L —:
Know that the use of disinfectants is necessary to Rood
housekeeping. Why not use'one that is both pleasant and
"ffeotive?
GERMICIDE
l/JVOZONE) |_|Qy|[)
KILLS unpleasant odors instead of creating them, and de
stroys all disease germs.
574 tV. Peachtree St.
•'tr. Geo. It. i Denman.
Dear Sir:—
It gives me pleasure to recommend your PUROZf^K a* a splen-
lJ "i deodorizer and germ destroyer. I use It freely In niy bath rooms,
and In the bed rooms with great satisfaction. I have found It a most
‘‘ftirlent remedy for cold in the head and hay fever, and I haruly think
1 would feel comfortable without PL-U< E , 1 '"V, 1 ttkRSOV
Respectfully yours, MRS. J - "■ PATTEKBON.
Jfijmm/Jf, is cheap protection; it costs hut {lie quart
lmttle. Let ns send you our I’UROZONE
BOOKLET—just for the asking. We’d like you to know
all about it. . . ...
The use of Pl’ROZONE lends a suggestion ot intelligence,
culture and refinement.
PMZONE SANATORY CO.
Hell PH,me M. 407.1-L. N*»- 4 Kast "all-st.
GEO. B. DENMAN, President.
RECEPTION FOR MRS. SCOTT.
Mrs. Samuel B. Scott’s reception In
honor of Mrs. Trammell Scott, a pretty
bride of tho week, wax a largo event of
Saturday. The guent* were Invited
from 4 to g o'clock and were received
In the drawing room by Mre. Scott, the
hostess; Mrs. Trammell Scott, Mrs.
John Hine of Birmingham, Miss Elisa
beth Norris of Birmingham. Miss Jane
Bardwell of Macon, Mrs. Frank Word
of Hogansvllle and Mrs. John V’art-
wrlght and Mrs. Sidney Edmonds of
Birmingham.
In the dining room Mrs. J. P. Mc
Carty wind Mrs. Willard Nutting
poured tea. From tho punch bowl, ar
ranged in the living room, Miss Ethel
Kelley, Miss Bessie Woodward and Miss
Carolyn King served orange frappe.
A group of friends assisting Included
Mrs. Van Astor Batchellor, Mrs. Al
bert Cox, Mrs. Chesxley Howard, Mrs
Nash Broyles, Mrs. Charles Northen,
Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs.
Eugene Northlngton of Fort McPhcr
son, Mrs. Frank Scofield. Mrs. Jose
phlne Ernest Purse, Mrs. J. D. Cloud
man, Mrs. Ben Blmcox, Mrs. J. 8. Coon,
Mrs. Porter King, Mrs. 8turn Carson,
Miss Beaufort Matthews, Miss Annie
Nutting. *
The decorations were of cut flowers
ind palms. The drawing room was in
enchantress carnations, and the living
room wits adorned with yellow tulips.
In the dining room the yellow color
scheme was carried out, the center-
piece for the table being a basket of
jonquils. The luncheon set on the pol-
ished table was of embroidered linen.
In dresden tints of yellow and white.
The unshaded yellow tapers wen*
placed In brass candlesticks, and the
bonbons were In small baskets made of
jonquils.
Mrs. Hcott was gowned for the occa
sion in gray mitin crept*, embroidered
In sliver. Mrs. Tosmmeli Scott wore
her wedding gown of white olga crepe,
with tunic of point lace, and corsage
garniture of crystal. Mrs. John Him*
was In lavender embroidered chiffon.
Miss Norris wore blue olga crepe, hand
embroidered. Miss Bart well’s gown
was of whlto embroidered chiffon over
satin. Mrs. Cartwright wore yellow-
lace over meesafine. Mrs. Word was In
black lace, and Mrs. Edmonds wore a
handsome embroidered crepo costume.
After breakfast and you're off for
your day's toll there's nothing so satis
fying as the lingering taste of good
coffee. Drink Kln-Hee.
MUST HAVE
HURTJDREADFULLY
From the Letter Recently
Received From Mrs. E
Fournier, of Lake
Charles, La., Her
Sufferings Must
Have Been
Dreadful.
Lake Charles, La,—"I had no courage
or patience left,” writes Mrs. E. Four
nier, of this place, *'ns a result of my
great suffering.
”J had backache, headache, heart pal
pltatlon, chills, fainting spells, sick
stomach, nervousness, dragging ae
satlons and thought every month
should die.
'•No doctor could relieve me and the
month before I began to take Cardul I
could hardly walk. I could not wear
my corset, and had a pain In my right
side.
•Since Hiking Cardul. I have no mote
pain. I can walk as far as I want snd
am feeling like a different woman.”
you suffer from any of the symp
toms* described by Mrs. Fournier you
urged to take Cardul, for It should
surely d»» a* much for you an it has
done for her, s
If you are weak and ailing, suffer
run lack of appetite, lack of blood,
lack of nervous vitality, Cardul is prob
able Just what you need to help you
bulld up your physical ami nervous
nxtitution.
It builds, strengthens, restores and
ts In every way as h specific, tonic
remedy, for womanly weakness.
.See your druggist about it. »
X. 11.—Writs to: l.sdirs’ Advisory Dept..
Chattanooga M#di.-liu» Co., Lhsttanoogs. T#nn..
for Special Instructions, and Cl page book,
“Jlom# Treatment for Women,' . seni in
plain wrapper on request -
Personal Mention
FLOWERS FOR
SOUTHERN GARDENS
Every flower lover should get our
little catalogue ot Southern-grown
roses, old-fashioned perennials, orna
mental shrubs, shade trees ami fruits.
It Is not a long, confusing list of unde
sirable varieties and worthless novel
ties, but an expert selection ot the
choicest kinds, including everything
that Is worth while growing and sun-
to succeed In the South. If you plant
early, success Is sure*. Write today.
CHATTANOOGA NURSERIES. H9
Missionary Ridge, *’hattanooga, Tenn.
Fuss Funeral Held.
Macon, Ga„ Fsb. 19.—The funeral of
John Allen Puss, the engine Inspector
of the Central railway, who was killed
yesterday morning in the yards here,
occurred today at 8t. Josephs Catholic
church. Father Madden conducted tlm
services. A (urge number ,,f sorrowing
friends at I ended.
Celebrated
Watches
Watch** mail* hy tin- cele
brated Pmtek-Phllippo Company
me soli) exclusively by us In this
territory.
If you an- particular uml nutls-
Hi‘il with only the be»! you should
own u Patek-Phlllppe watch or
Minute Repeater.
Come In anil let us tell you
about these Hne watches. If It
Isn't convenient to visit the store
we shall be quite glad to send
ymi one of our Jewelry Cata
logues.
Write for Catalogue "O,"
Maier & Berkele
Jewelers and Silversmiths
31-33 Whitehall St,
Mr. Lea Lawman la in the city.
Mra. J. A. Carroll 1* quite elck at
her home In North Boulevard.
Miis Eleanor Hunnlcutt. of Athens,
la In the city.
Mre. L. D. Scott hM been quite 111 for
a week «t Washington seminary.
Mi,e Georgia Senner, who has been
IndligKised. Is out again.
Mies Annie Clyde Wright has re
turned from a week's visit In Coving
ton.
Mist Willie May 8loan, of Macon. Is
the week-end guest of Miss Ruby Mc-
t.'orkle.
Prioleau-Ellis, Jr., the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Prioleau Kills, who has
been very III, is better now.
Mrs. William Rhott, who has buen
quite Indisposed, Is now convalescent,
to the delight of her friend*.
Mr*. A. L, Waldo, who has been III at
a private sanitarium, will return home
Monday.
Mr. and Mr*. E. A. Hartsock end
Master Ernest Herteoek will leave on
Tuesday for Tamp*. Fla.
Mrs. France# Humphris* will enter-
tain the ft. E. club of West End next
Thursday.
Mrs. william D. Grant and Mrs. John
Marshall 8laton are among the popular
visitors at Palm Beach, ^
Mr. John Armstead, of Athens, will
attend the Wllllngham-Carmlchnel
wedding In this city next week.
Miet Laurian Johnson, who I* study
Ing at Wesleyan. Is spending the week
end at home.
Mrs. Frank Coker and Mies Holland
are at the Windsor hotel In Jackson'
Mr*. Horry Englieh end Mies Josl#
Stockdsll sr* at the Aleasar In St. Au
gustlne.
Miss Clsvslsnd Zshnsr snd her guest.
Miss Hurd, of Salem. Mass., will spend
the week-end with Mr*. John Candler
at her beautiful home In Druid Hills.
Judge William D. Elli* and hi*
daughter. Mrs. Edward Bishop, left
Thursday for Miami, El*., where they
will be for ten days.
Miss Jsn* Bardwell, of.Macon, re
mains In the city a week as the guest
of her aunt. Sirs. Bardwell. on Junl-
per-st.
Mr. J. S. B. Thompson gave a dinner
party for fourteen at the Capital City
club Friday evening In honor of Mr.
George E. Raker. Jr., of New lork.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan g
Augusta on March 1 to he the guest*
Ilf Mr. Mild Mr*, c. A. Wood, at Hamp
ton Terrace.
Judge Robert L. Rodgeri, who has
been quite ill with grip for two weeks.
Is out again, a fact which will be
learned' with delight by Ida friends.
Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Redding give a
box party at the Orpheum Monday
evening for Miss Leila Richardson and
Lieutenant Hester.
Miss May Atkinson has rtfwntdtnm
JVn*aco!a, whsro *b« attended the
Mardi Gras, and was the lioetesa of
Miss Knowles.
Maior Morrow will have as Ills guest,
at the theater Saturday evening and at
supper afterward Miss j UFtlag, of
Michigan; Mrs, Henry A. Morrow and
Mr. James Alexander.
Miss Greta Barkedale and Mis* Alice
8eott, recently the popular guests of
Mbs Frances Nunnally. have Joined
Mr and Mrs. Charles Bcott, of Phila
delphia. at Ormond Beach. Kla., and
will stay a month.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Humphrioe
announce the birth of a son, who will
be called George OrifTtn Humphrl,^
Mrs. Humphries was formerly Mb*
Uheo Reed, of Lancaster ^. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wainwnght, ot
Mobile, have returned to this city after
a stay In Atlanta a* guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. CaBely, of New Yotk.—Mo
bile Register.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolling Jones returned
Friday morning from a delightful trip
to Florida and Cuba, where they visited
Rt. Augustine. Miami and Palin Beach
and s|ient several day* III Havana.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Black, who have
been at Miami, Kla., for some time, w ill
return home March I. Mr. Black, who
has been quite III. lias Improved greatly
.-ho * guliig to Florida.
The delicious flavor of Kln-Hee cof
fee Is ths result of years of experience.
It Is scientifically blended and always
the same. Drink Kln-Hee.
Mr*. Alexander Starks, who has been
delightfully entertained as the guest of
Mrs. L M. Nuttman, left Baturday for
Baltimore, where she will visit her two
sons, who are at school there.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes have
gone to Mims, Fla., where they win
Join their son,' Henry’ Stokes. They
will spend sevoral weeks visiting va
rious points In Florida before returning
home.
Mr. end Mrs. Jams* Hook 8pratllng,
of Macon; Mr. F. U. Rprstllng, of Au
gusta, and Miss Louise Phlnlsy, of Au
guste, arrive In Atlanta Sunday to be
hers until the Spratllng-Colller wed
ding.
Mr. William Frederick Schroeder, of
Houston. Texas, has announced the
marriage of his niece. Miss Frankie
Joyless, snd Mr. Claude Eugene Kims,
of Atlanta. After a wedding trip to
Cuba, Mr. Blnis and his bride will be at
their home on I’earhttee road. „
Mr. Edward Warren lectured to the
Pleyers' club on Friday evening at the
Piedmont Driving club. The next lec
ture will be given oh Monday evening.
February 21, at the Capital City club,
to be followed by a third, on Friday.
February 25. at the Driving club. These
led uies will continue thru Lent.
Miaa Nina Gantry will accompany
Miss Emma Wiliams' to her home In
Portsmouth Hunday and will remain In
Portsmouth a month. Mis* Williams
haa been Mis* Gentry’s guest for a
week and ha* hesn pleasantly enter
tained, as she always la on her visits
to Atlanta.
Mra. A. G. Smart, Mr. Arthur Smart
and Mr*. Philip Dodd, who are travel
Ing In Cuba, are having A most delight
fill time. They have Just completed on
automobile trip of 150 miles thru the
country In Mr. 8mart’s touring cBr and
write enthusiastic letters to Atlanta
friends telling of their delightful Jour
ney.
Mias Emily Groovar. who Is being en
tertained In Atlanta as the guest of
Miss Cara Hutchins, says The Jack
sonville Times-Union, ha* many
friends In Jacksonville, where ahe has
visited a number of time* at the beau
tiful home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. K. A. Groover, on St. Johns-
8eek Misting Sttamer.
London, Feb. 19.—The Dutch steam
er Prlnx Willem II. eleven days over
due. la being searched for by tho Dutch
cruiser Utrecht, and her slstef shir,
the Prlnx Willem IV, was today spnt
to aid the warship. On the missing ves
sel were fourteen passengers and a
crew of 39 when the sailed from Atn-
Htcrdam for the M eat Indies and New
York. January 23. .She was due at
Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, on Feb
ruary 3.
We are proud of our Kln-Hee coffee*
for nr# not only-know It's good, but
because the many thousand users de
clare It's so. We believe them. Drink
Kln-Hee.
Sentenced to Penitentiary.
Juliette, Ga„ Feb. 19—In Monroe
county superior court Doxler Green wu .
convicted of voluntary manslaughter
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years. He killed another negro at
Berner, a station on the Southern rall-
'. several tnllos north of Juliette,
some time ago.
Quits Grocery Company.
Cuthbart, Ga., Feb. 19.—At a me*f-
» of the stockholders of th* Cuth-
bert Grocery Company N. M. Weaver
tendered his resignation as president
of the company. W. A. HaU. of Blake
ly, was elected aa his successor. The
Cuthhert Grocery Company has a capi
tal Stock of 150.000 and Is a wholesale
concern.
Keep your hair in
.Splendid condition by the
daily use of
The Dry Shampoo
W.&B. Swedish
Hair Powder
Sixes 50<* nnd $1.00.
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co.
The General
Excellence
suit the »pl#ndid kPrvicK *t
th* Pifdsmnt Hot**! r*»-
rsurmiu #r#ry Amy In th#
vTck (• tm^t tm»w f#n#r#lly
mkno»l#«U#d: #r« see*ntu-
•t#d on Sunday* by tin*
Pi*dmM|t’s tptrisl dinner,
M>nr*d in th# miln dlninc
room from 12:30 p. m. to
2:30 p. m. and frum 6 p.
m. to 3 p. m. #?#ry Sunday
for $1.
Th### spci'iftl dinn#r» »rv
v#ry popular, judging l»y
th# genera** p»»ronag<* se
conded thuin. They art
proving ot ArrSded sdrtii
Suhday Dinner
Virginia Prim** fOjtt«r«>
Cmlery
Stnre MignotetU
Ulirtt
t»fv to ftmiHr* *'ho fLh
to ditpfnti* with th# drudg
ery of preparing and cook
ing tt horn#.
Th# Piedmont’* bent ex
iwr»#nce s«d sludiout etr#
tre girvn the selection and
preparation of the it#m»
thtt go to make up the Sun-
dty't bill of fere.
Try * dinner her# on
Sundty snd you will he
come on* of th# numb#r of
admirer* of
Ths Piedmoht’
Hotel
Restaurants
For Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Rreilad 1.lords Mad s I'kotslisr
bisnond Bsck Terrapin a Is Maryland
I'nnrh au Kirsli
Koaat (Milk Fad) Chicks* with t'raah Walvrcreas
browned Swsrt Potatoes Masked Potatoes
Xew Cauliflower in Cream French Pea
Remains and Grapp Fruit 8alad
Apple Dumpling Maraschino Rauca
Xeapolitalne Ice Cream
Fancy Mecca room Homemade Fruit CsL
liuquefort Cheers
Toasted Benia
Black Coffee
HARVEY & WOOD
Managing Dire
The half-pound can of
Baker's
1 Breakfast Cocoa
Contains eight ounces of pure cocoa,
of the finest quality, most delicious
flavor, and possessing cil the
strength that a pure, unadulterated
cocoa can have.
52 Highest Awirdi is Europe and America
WALTER BAKER & Co.Ltd.
EiteblUhed 1780. Dorchester, Mate.
APRIL WEDDINGS
Do not delay longer in placing orders for engraved in
vitations. Our spring samples represent the very latest
shapes and forms that have been accepted by refined
and fashionable Society. We do not follow we
LEAD in originating artistic effects with fine material.
Our prices are the lowest. Send for samples, which
will be supplied free of charge. J. 1\ STEVENS
ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Stationery Engravers,
47 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
[SOCIETY!
MRS. PAUL B. WILKBS, 1
Editor. |
IMBB. ESTELLE GARRETT BAKER. 1
Autsttnt.
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SOLOIST AT GRAND CONCERT