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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1010.
American
Lyra
Models
$5 to
$10
Well dressed women probably pay more at
tention to their corset than to any other one
garment. They know that on its fit and suita
bility depends their whole appearance.
The American Lady Corset, with a very
wide range of styles and models, meets the de
mand and taste of perfectly gowned women.
Figures slender and figures medium are fit
ted in the long hip and long back models,
without paying an extravagant p r i « e. T li e
fashionable bust is rather low.
If you would appear this Spring a la mode,
let your corset bean American Lady or Lyra
model.
KEELY'S
Dr. E. G. Griffin's Gate City Dental Rooms
• 24Va Whitehall it., Cor. Alabama and WhltehaU-sts.
ft ' Established 10 Vltrt.
THE BEST 3ST HU
BUST BET TEETH, $0.
Made and Delivered Same Day.
GUARANTEED. «
Bell Phone 1708. Honre:
Painless Extracting a Specialty.
A. Bf.*8 P. M. Bnndaye, 0 to 4.
MRS. RAINWATER ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. SPRATLING AND
MISS MILDRED SPRATLING
On* of the moot enjoyable event! of
the day was the brittle party given by
Mre. Charted Vsasy Rainwater tin
Tueeday nfternoon In honor of her
kinswoman. -Mre. Hook Spratllng, of
Moron, who will he tho matron of
honor nt the Spratllng-Cnlller wedding
on Wedntadgy. and Mien Mildred
Spratllng, who has been entertnlned at
a round of parties, her marriage on
Wednesday to be one of the Interest-
Ing weddings of the neaeon.
Mre. Rainwater's home was decorat
ed In the pretty houae plant, and'pot
ted plnnle, and vase* of enchantreea
carnation* amt white roue* were placed
on mantel, and cubtneta.
The .core card, were painted In fig
ure. of colonial men and women, and
at the clone of the Intereetlng game of
bridge the prlxe* were awarded. A
French picture wai given for top .core,
a hand-embroidered handkerchief ca.e
waa given for conaolatlon, and the
gueat of honor waa preaented with a
ailver picture frame.
A number of friend* joined the play-
Whitehall and Alabama Sts.
Cafe
and
Lunch
Room
We are striving
day by day to make
the “Bovd” Atlan
ta's most popular res
taurant.
How well we have
succeeded is evi
denced by our in
creased business and
the warm expressions
of commendation we
receive almost hour
ly.
To the ladies, gen
tlemen and business
men in particular we
extend a most cordial
invitation to make us
n visit.
SOCIETY This New ^Muslin Und erwear
BUSONI A MASTER.
“Kcrucclo Buaoni ls superb. Ha la
an artist to whom ran be given our
complete admiration; an artl.t In the
highest sense of that much abused
word. When he plays it is the music
Itself that one hears, for he has so
mastered the technique not merely of
the piano, but of music as a means for
the expression of beauty that one lose*
ull sense of art‘or technique.
"it la Inevitable that such a man
should bo able to make his fingers play
anything that hfs mind conceives; It la
like the facts of nature which one never
thinks of questioning. In a misty kind
of way we realise that he muBt have
studied, must have practiced, even now-
must keep up that practice, but It no
where appears. He uses the piano to
give utterance to the Image* of beauty
which Ho too often entombed in the
printed page, and there Is no display
of the means nor any efTort, and we
listen to the most exquisite runs, trills
and graces of every description, and
they take on meaning, seem ns tho the
muaic could not have been written
without them, and that he merely
coaxea them out of the piano.
"One feels the moment he takes his
seat at the piano In the preaenco of a
master, and all his playing Is a mag
nlflcent balance of temperamental In
tenalty and Intellectual grasp.”
Th» above Is the opinion of Karleton
Hackett, writing In The Chicago Inter-
Ocean. Uusonl will bo heard In At
lanta ut the Grand on March 2, the
concert being one In the Atlanta Musi
cal association's course.
We are proud of our Kln-Mee coffee,
for we not only know It's good, but
because the many thousand users de
clare It's so. We believe them. Drink
Kln-Hce.
BOX PARTY FOR MRS. MARSHALL.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Meador will an
tertaln at a box party at the Grand on
Tuesday evening In compliment to Mre.
Klnls Marshall, of Xew York, the guest
of Mrs. Fanny Lowry Porter and Mrs.
Bates Block, the guests to be Mrs.
Marshall. Mrs. Porter, Mr. Lewis Beck,
Mr. Fulton Colville, Mr. and Mrs.
Meador.
SHELTERING ARMS CHILDREN
TO BE ENTERTAINED
The children of the Sheltering Arms
will be entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mr. Henry William Rose, the
well-known story-teller, who will en
tertain them with a group of stories.
On Friday evening Mr. Rose will talk
at the Epworth league of the Metho
dist church, his subject being "Sweet-
Hearts of the Bible and Sweethearts of
Today,"
DILL-HARRISON WEDDING.
Mrs. W. F. Dill announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Nellie Mae, to
Air. Benjamin Alexander Harrison,
Sunday, February 20. The ceremony
waa performed by the Rev. Dr. Hol-
derby.
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-Hce.
MISS WALL ENTERTAINS
FOR MISS ANNIE HOPKINS
Miss Bess Wall was hostess Tues
day at an enjoyable bridge party at
tho home of her sister, Mr*. S. C. Prim,
the occasion being a pretty compli
ment to Mlsa Annie Cabot Hopkins, of
Mississippi, the guest of Alisa Lucy
Stockard.
The rooms where the card tables
were placed were bright and attractive
with palms and ferns, while vases of
Jonquils and narcissi were placed on
mantel* and cabinets.
The George Washington Idea was
carried out In many detalla, the score
cards being In the shape of hatchets,
tied with red ribbon, and the Ices being
In the shape of Continental hats.
At the closo of the game delicious
refreshments were served, and the
prises awarded.
For top score there was a pretty
souvenir, for consolation a deck of
George Washington cards, and the
guest of honor was presented with a
silver picture frame.
Atlas Wall received her guests wear
ing a becoming gown of tan cloth,
braided, the corsage trimmed In lace.
Allas Hopkins wore pale blue measa-
llne,
Allas Stockard wore black- cloth,
braided.
The guests wrero Alias Atamle Hardin,
Allas Glndys Catchlngs and her guest,
Alls* Edel Therret: Allas Frances High
tower Atlas Annie Warde, Allas Ruth
Tanner. Atlas Grace LeCraw, Atlas Jen
nie Knox. Allas Rosa Bell Chapman,
Allas Ruth Corrigan, Allas Ixmlae Atell,
Atlas Princess Watt*. Atlss Annie Alaud
Adams. Alls* Tommie Perdue and Miss
Alary Goodrich.
Old silverware, brass beds, tables and
nil metal goods re plated and made new
by Simmons' Plating Works, 121 South
Pryor. At. 3SS4-J.
Mr, William Calhoun Masssy, who
has been Indisposed, has recovered.
Major and Mre. Woodbury, of Bur
lington, Vt., are at the Piedmont.
Miss Irene Lupo ami her fnther, Mr.
E. I>. Lupo. have gone to Florida.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Boynton will
leave Saturday for Florida.
Mr. W. Harry Seott Is elck at home
with pneumonia.
Mr, and Mrs. Hill Huffman ar* at St.
Augustine, Fla,
Mist Psulins Corlsy, of Marietta, Is
In the city.
era for tea, and delirious refreshments
were served, the table being covered
with Venetian lace mate, while a Ull
stiver vase of enchantresH carnations
and white roses formed the renter-
piece. Silver candlesticks held white
tapers with American Beauty shades,
and the minor detail* were In white.
Mr*. Rainwater received her guest*
wearing a becoming gown of green
marquisette, with bands of Persian
embroidery and lace.
Airs. Spratllng wore a Un broad
cloth, braided, and her hat was of
wbtte beaver trimmed In plumes,
Atlss Spratllng wore pink crepe de
chine, the corvage trimmed In lace, and
her hat was of white straw with a
large pink bow.
Alts. Rainwater wan assisted in re
ceiving by her sister. Mis* .Martha Ed
mondson, who wore a itra'ped gown of
white crepe de chine, trimmed In gold.
Airs. Edmondson wore black Voile,
trimmed in lace.
The guests Included Mrs. Spratllng.
Atlss spratllng. Miss Aurelia Speer,
Alls* Aiinh- Caverly, .Miss Lillian I*,-
gan. Aliss A Mine Gentry. Alls* Katherine
Gordon, Miss .Margaret Thomas. Alls*
Clifford tVesi, Alls* Dorothy Aflllen.
Alls* Ismise Phlnlay, Miss Virginia
Abercrombie. Miss Mary Wheat, Mrs.
Percy Gentry, Alts. Jerome Simmons.
Air*. Bpcldlng Speer, Airs. Joseph
Brown Whitehead and Airs. Harrison
I’etin.
We ve Just Received ^iVill
Save You Many and
Many a Stitch
We' ve just unpackt a shipment of splendid Muslin Underwear—
Skirts* Drawers and Gowns. They re not expensive garments* mostly a
dollar or a dollar and a half. But they really are exceptionally good
values. They're the first of just this kind that we've had. Here, exactly,
is what they are:
Skirts and Drawers
Skirts of good quality cambric, 10-incb
flounce of Val insertion
witb lace edge
Skirts of good cambric, flounce
of machine made Torcbon lace
Skirts trimmed witb 18-inch flounce of
tuckt lawn, regular $1.00 value,
plain but very good
Regular $1.25 Skirts, trimmed witb 12-
ineb flounce of embroidery. QO|
Three designs Oc/C
New circular skirt Drawers of best quality
nainsook, tuckt flounce of lawn f* A
bemstitebt V/ C
$1.00
$1.00
Gowns
Gowns of good nainsook, high and V necks,
long sleeves, trimmed witb
ruffles of embroidery .. .
Gowns of fine nainsook* 5-inch yoke of lace
and embroidery insertion, bem- (t» *| A A
stitch t ruffle at neck and wrist '-f' JL # \J\J
Gowns of soft nainsook, sleeves of lace in
Baby Irish pattern, square neck fmisht with
beading and ribbon. A neat
garment and very good
Nainsook gowns witb sleeves of A
Val lace. Splendid value
Chemise Gowns witb low necks, three-
quarter sleeves, trimmed witb "| AA
embroidery, beading and ribbon A • k/v/
Chemise Gowns with round necks, trimmed
witb embroidery insertion and edge, beading
and ribbon, A special value rh *| ^ A
....... $1.5U
Gowns of fine nainsook trimmed witb em
broidery beading and
ribbon
Gowns of crossbar muslin. Empire style,
trimmed witb Val lace, beading and ribbon.
A special value
at
$1.00
$1.00
ounce of
79c
New circular skirt Drawers of best quality
nainsook, trimmed witb flounce of embroid-
Tbese are brand new $1.00
-ery
in cut and design
Drawers of regular cut, trimmed witb Val
lace in Baby Irish patterns, open [^A
flounce witb trimmed corners...
Drawers regularly sold for 39c, A
good quality cambric, tuckt flounce
Corset Covers of good quality, lace and em
broidery trimmed. Very . 1
neat and plain ZDC and OVC
Muslin Underwear Section* Second Floor Front.
$1.50
$1.50
Chamberlin-J ohnson-
DuBose Company
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MNIUIMM<N<NNINU<NNIHNII
PERSONAL- MENTION !
—„ i
Julia Meador and Mr. Edwin Jones
formed a congenial part}- ai the per
formance of "Little Nemo” .Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius DsGive had as
their guest at the Grand on Monday
evening Mr. and Airs. T. T. Flagler
and Mr. and Airs. Wyckllffe Goldsmith.
Miss Lanora Hardman entertained In
formally at bridge on Tuesday after
noon for her house guest, Mlsa Nalda
L’Engle. of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Thomas Paine entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at the Piedmont
Driving club In a mott delightful man
ner Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Marx, of Alarx. Miss.,
formerly of Memphis, are In the city,
guests of Mr. and Airs. J. Bigler, at
30« South Pryor-st.
Mrs. James L. Logan will leave on
Thursday for Jacksonville, where she
will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs,
Cay McCall.
M»s. T. J. Avery and Mrs. Edna
Avery Jones and little son have re
turned homo, after a two months' stay-
in Florida.
Mrs. James McKsIdin I* non at Palm
Beach, artcr a cruise on the yacht of
Air. and Air*. John Van Vlerk, of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brine, Mrs.
Brine, Sr„ and Miss Josephine Brine,
of Boston, leave Wednesday for Palm
Beach.
Morris Brandon, Jr., and Walker T.
Inman Brandon, tin- young sun* of Mr.
and .Mrs. Atorri* Brandon, are indis
posed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Callaway are
Miss Alberta Rankin and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Gately are at Palm
Beach and trill attend the brilliant
Washington birthday ball there Tues
day evening, for which elaborate prep
arations have been made.
Mrs. Samuel Porter, Mrs. Robert Da-
vis and Mrs.- Edwin Johnson tvon the
prises at the pretty nfternoon party on
Monday at which Air*. Bates Block en
tertained In honor of Airs. Finis Mar
shall. of New York.
Mr. Edward Brown, Jr, is spending a
few days in the city with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, having
come over from the State university for
a short holiday.
Miss Jennie Hutchins entertained at
a box party at the Grand on Tuesday
afternoon In honor of Miss Leila Rich
ardson. a charming bride-elect of the
early spring.
Misses Ruth and Edith Martin re
turn to their home In t’olumbu* Thurs
day, after a pleasant stay In Atlanta a*
guests of their sister. Airs. Holmes
Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Raleigh, Mies
CAPUDINE
vUKto Zu,;. W. .Vi... ..i
COLDS AND GRIPP £"1
at Miami, !**!». Mr*, t'allaway’* mother,
Mr*. Hhropshiro, left Monday to Join
them,
Mr. and Mr«. Raleigh, of Richmond,
who have br*en the guonis of Mr*. John
Jone*, left Tuesday lor th<*ir home.
Mr». Robert F. Maddox gave a mati-
pt*U> lit Ikmmm Of li*r Miiiali Suit at
the Grand Tuesday ttftcmoon.
Mist Byrd Blankenship, of Colum-
bu*. wll be the guent of Ml** Julia
Meudor. after Thursday.
Miss Mable Drake, who hun bern
attending Cox college, i* ill at the Wea-
ley Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Brown Whitehead, who
has been III, Is out sgaln, to th* d«IHbt
of her many friends.
Miss Mary Huntsr, of Norfolk, V«,»
the guest of Mrs. I. B. i hsathsis
343 Capltol-ave.
Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Fisehsr htv* re
turned from a three weeks’ trip 11
Homosaasa. Fht.
Mr. Frederick L. Nsely leaves 'Bw*
day night lor Atlantic City and
York. ,
Miss Elizabeth Rawion is
home from Athens Tuesday afternoon-
Mrs. W. F. Spaldlhg will
her bridge club on Thursday mornlof-
K
IN-HEE COFFE
The Standard of Quality
E
If we were to tell you the whole story of the
••are incident to tho blending and roasting of Kin*
Hee Coffee, it would lie interesting, no doubt.
Suffice it to say, it’s always the same—a l* ure *
delightful, health-sustaining Coffee—the very
that can lie made.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
At liroci-rx. .’(.*><• | H -r pound; thrcc-puund can. $!•
Manufactured and distributed by
JAMES HEEKIN COMPANY. CINCINNATI. 0-