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Society News of Atlanta SMALL and informal ar? most of the parties of the week. There "ere a number of delightful lit tle parties today, one of these being a tea at the Piedmont Driving club, when Miss Lula Dean Jones was the charm ing hostess, her guests Including a group of young girls, invited in honor of Miss Pauline Foster, of Waco, Tex., the guest of Miss Jones. The hostess and honoree were charming in soft white lingerie frqcks and big white flower-trimmed hats. The other guests wore airy summer toilets also, and made a pretty picture, group ed around the tea table on the terrace, adorned with a big vase of pink and white sweetpeas. Tea For Bride. Mrs. J. A. Trammell entertained at tea this afternoon at her home in Col lege Park for Miss Ethel Wtckersham ' and Miss Manelie Brewster, two brides elect of the season. Pink and white roses were used as decorations, the - J.ea table being arranged with a bowl of the flowers and pink and white bon /, bons. * Mrs. Trammell wore white lingerie BEAUTIFUL HANDS AND ARMS A FAMOUS BEAUTY GIVES HER SECRET TO THE WORLD. A Free Prescription Yon Can Prepare At Your Own Home. Many women take perfect care of their face and clothes, yet neglect their hands. Rough, red hands ar? almost as unattractive as ill-kept teeth. Il is a simple, easy matter to keep your hands smooth and beautiful. The following prescription, which you can compound at your own home, is famous for the marvelous, instantaneous re sult it gives: Get from your druggist one ounce of Kulux Compound. Put it in a two ounce bottle, add quarter of an ounce of witch hazel, fill with water and shake well. You will be surprised at the result when applied to your hands, arms or neck. Blemishes of every kind disap pear as if by magic. Freckles, tan rough skin, coarse pores, yield instantly to this application. This is the private prescription of a famous Parisian beau ' ty. $1 $o I / V- ' \ | Suits That ash Never before have we experienced such a demand for Boys and Chil dren s “Suits That Wash. One reason why ours are so popular, because they re made of tested fabrics —the colors are set, and there s no fading of shades. T he best grades of Linen, P. K., Madras, Linene and Chambray are used in their making. Many beautiful and fascinating styles just in by express. Russians, Sailors, Peter Thompsons, Norfolks and Middies. Attractive values at sl, $1.50. $2 and $3.00. Baseball Outfits, Play Suits, Bathing Suits and Slippers of every style. Hats for Dress or Sun. Visit our Boys Department entire second floor. Eiseman Bros. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall St. over pink satin. Miss Lucile Trammell was gowned In pink lingerie. Assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Edward Kirk, Mrs. Oscar Palmour. Mrs. j B. D. Gray. Miss Elva Crankshaw, Miss Alice Cox. Miss Annie Thornton. Miss Buford Matthews and Miss Lucile Trammell. Miss Scully Entertains. Miss Margaret Scully entertained a group of friends at a bridge luncheon today at her home on Piedmont avenue. The house was attractive with vases of garden roses and the score cards were hand painted in Dutch girls. The prizes included stiver shoe buckles and a gauze fan. Luncheon was served at the card tables. Miss Scully and Miss Arlene Scully, who assisted in enter taining, wore white lingerie gowns. The guests were Mrs. C. M. Butler and her guest, Miss Muecke, of Cuba; Miss Ethel Goodman. Miss Jones. Miss Ryan, Miss Ruth Moody, Mrs. Pres ton Brown, Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. George Atkinson, Mrs. Thomas C. Goodman. Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. Russell Ven able. Mrs, Lynch. Mrs. Moody. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. William Low ry Meador. D. A. R. Luncheon. The Atlanta chapter, D. A. R. of which Mrs. Sam D. Jones Is regent, will have a picnic luncheon tomorrow at tiy chapter house on Piedmont ave nue. The members will assemble at the chapter hnu.ee at 11:30 o’clock and will plant vines and plants to beautify the grounds. Each member Is requested to' bring lunch for one, and the hotter committee, composed of Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. James Whitten. Mrs. Chas. A. Davis. Mrs. W. O. Jones. Mrs. Hugh Lokey and Mrs. William Hurd Hlllyer, will arrange one long table for the luncheon, which will be an informal affair. Miss Richardson Hostess. Miss Julie Richardson entertained sixteen guests at a pretty informal tea this afternoon at her home. The at tractive apartments were decorated with sprays of pink rambler roses. Miss Marion Roberts, of Utica, N. Y., th? guest of the Misses Stewart, was the honoree, the other young women present being Misses Eloise Stewart, Frances Stewart, Frances Nunnally, Anne Orme, Lillian Logan, Nancy Hill Hopkins, Flournoy Hopkins. Frances Connally. Carolyn King, Adeline Thom as, Hildreth Smith. Esther Smith. Mar jorie Brown and Lula Dean Jones and her guest. Miss Pauline Foster, of Waco, Texas. FUTURE EVENTS In addition to the series of parties alread.v announced for Miss Ethel Wickersham, whose marriage to Mr. Arthur Kitchings takes place in June, Mrs. W. T. Roberts will entertain at a box party at the Forsyth, followed by tea at the Georgian Terrace on June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boyd will be at home at the Georgian Terrace after June 1. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: TUESDAY. MAY 28. 1912. City Federation to Hold All-Day Meeting Mrs. F. L. Seely, president of the City Federation of Women s Clubs, will preside over the semi-annual meeting of the federation, which will be held to morrow at the Woman's club, two ses sions being scheduled for the day. The morning session is from 10 to 12:30 o’clock and the afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. For the morning session the invoca tion will he delivered by Dr. Robert S. MacArthur and the address by Mayor Winn. At the afternoon session Fa ther Rapier delivers the invocation, and Rabbi David Marx the address. The program will be as follows: 10 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. Invocation, Dr. Robert S. MacArthur, address, Hon. Courtland S. Winn; read, ing of minutes. Mrs. William L. Percy, secretary; report of treasurer, Mrs. W. B. Price-Smith; new business; report of committee on resolutions, Mrs. James Jackson. Reports of Club Presidents. Atlanta Woman’s club, Mrs. W. Woods White; Atlanta Humane socie ty, Major J. F. Burke; Second Ward Civic club, Mrs. Courtland S. Winn. Every Saturday club, Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin; Council of Jewish Women, Mrs. I<eo Grossman; Nineteenth Cen tury History class, Mrs. David Wood ward; Free Kindergarten association. Mrs. Nellie Peters Black; The Review ers, Miss Irene Smillie; Woman’s aux iliary to Y. M. C. A., Mrs. W. F. Clark; Ladies auxiliary Grady hospital, Mrs. R. J. Lowry; Woman's Relief- corps G. A. R„ Mrs. Jay Kling; Fifth district convention, Mrs. Arthur Powell; In man Park Students club, Mrs. W. C. Coles; Y. W. c. A., Mrs. James Jack son; Two Etudes (Chopin), Professor Kurt Mueller; Home for Incurables. Mrs. Floyd Mcßae; Atlanta Art asso ciation, Mrs. Samuel Inman; the Home for Old Women, Mrs. S J. Purtell; Woman’s auxiliary Tabernacle infirma ry. Mrs. W. H. Wiggs; Friday Morning Reading circle, Mrs. Linton C. Hop kins; Atlanta Woman's city board of missions. Mrs. M. Davies; West End Wednesday Morning club. Mrs. M M. Davies; Martha Berry circle, Mrs. Frank Inman; Atlanta Congress of Mothers. Mrs. J. R. Little; Third Ward Civic club, Mrs. J. Justis; Auxiliary Atlanta Typographical union. Mrs. N. H. Kirpatrick; Psychological society, Mrs. W. A. Cummings; Atlanta Musi cal association. Miss Bertha Harwood; Round Table Study club, Mrs. R. C. Patterson; Atlanta Pioneer Women. Mrs. J. N. Morgan; Woman’s board of visitors to the public schools, Mrs. J. K. ottley; 1908 History class. Mrs. Ste phen Barnett; committee No. 1 of As sociated Charities, Miss Margaret Lang; Eighth Ward Civic club, Mrs. E. C. Cartledge, lady board of visitors to the Atlanta Conservatory of Music, Mrs. W. L. Peel; the History class. Mrs. Edward T. Brown, the Needle work guild. Mrs. Edward T. Brown: Uncle Remus Memorial association. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson. Afternoon Session. Invocation, Father Rapier; Rabbi David Marx; the Florence'<’rit tenton home. Mrs. F M Roblhson; Florence Home for Children, Mrs. F. M. Robinson, the Sheltering Arms. Mrs. Gilbert Fraser. Whittier Mills Wom an's club, Mrs. Gilbert Fraser; First Ward Civic club, Mrs. H. L. Bass; Home for the Friendless, Mrs. J. Bu low Campbell. Hebrew Ladies Benev olent association, Mrs. Caroline Eich berg. Fourth Ward Civic, club. Mrs. O. C. Fuller, vice president; Ladies aux iliary' of Railroad Conductors, Mrs. W. S. Gaar; Fifth Ward Civic club, Mrs. J. E. Oxford; Twentieth Century cote rie, Mrs. George Sale; Sixth Ward civ ic club, Mrs. T. T. Stevens; Seventh Ward Civic club. Mrs. Emmie Stewart; Orphans Aid society, Mrs. illiam Bauer; Ninth Ward Civic club. Mrs. William Kriegshaber: Shakespeare club, Mrs. Charles H. Behre. ensemble (piano and violin). Professor Kurt Mueller and Mr. G. F. Lindner; Tenth Ward Civic club. Mrs. M. L. Roberts; Child Study class, Mrs. W. C. Lovett; Inman Park Chrysanthemum club, Mrs. J. H. Porter; Wesleyan Settlement Woman's club, Mrs. Wallace. Nurses association Grady hospital. Miss Estelle Daughty; Southern Mountain Educa- | jHCall At Our Store K sc? Tb€ Mzvpy O Features Os Tbc ® 77C REFR/GERA TOR TT is a refrigerator you will be proud to have in your home—neat, trim and substantial. Not high priced, but the best at any price. You*ll be interested in its “built in” water cooler into which no odors or impurities can get—in its light, sanitary wire shelves —in its circulation which keeps flavors from mixing—and in its 8 insulating walls, that keep out heat and cut your ice bill in half. Call as soon as you can and see the AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR C. H. MASON“ 6-8 W. Mitchell Street mm tional association. Mrs. E. W. Lazarus; Industrial Arts league, Mrs. Alex Beck; Decatur Woman’s club. Mrs. H. L. Per ry; Grandmothers club, Mrs. Lilienthal, Sr.; Inman Park Embroidery club, Mrs. L. T. Pattillo; College Park Woman's club. Mrs. D. C. Lyle; the Philogean club, Mrs. W. J. Hays; Dispensary Aid committee, Mrs. Fred B. Hodgson; La dies auxiliary Boys club. Mrs. P. S. Arkwright: Atlanta Nurses association. Miss Jessie M. Candlish: relief com mittee Anti-Tuberculosis association. Mrs. H. H. Hale: Girls High School Alumnae association. Mrs. H. Spain; West End Study class, Mrs. W. Ever ett: Octagon club, Mrs. J. E. Sommer fleld; Chi Omega fraternity. Miss Bes sie Ray: committee No. 2 of Associated j Charities, Miss Bessie Ray: North Side Embroidery club, Mrs. H. E. Ramsaur. i Atlanta Travel Study club, Dr. Eliza- j beth Broach: adjournment. I Miss Wickersham Honoree. Miss Ethel Wickersham, a bride-elect of June, was tendered a luncheon today' by Mrs. B. D. Gray and Mrs. Edward Crawford, at Mrs. Crawford's apart ment on Seventh street. Covers were laid for eight, the guests including only the wedding attendants. The center piece was a large bowl of pink roses, with all minor details in pink and white. Miss Wickersham wore Copen hagen blue silk with a large black hat ———————————————————— Many Delightful Ways of Serving Spaghetti. The housewife who looks upon spa ghetti as merely a side dish should learn more about it. both for economy’s sake and the saving of her reputation as a pro vider of good things tn eat. A little book let, published by the makers of Faust Spaghetti, will give her a new light on the subject. It tells of many ways of serving this delectable dish Many families now make Faust Spa ghetti the chief dish for dinner once a week. And they get from it food ele ments far in excess of those contained in meats, eggs, fish, etc. Ask your doctor about this He will tell you that Faust Spaghetti not only contains more nour ishing power than these foods so often considered necessary, but that it contains these elements in a more easily digested form. All good grocers sell Faust Spaghetti— -5c and 10c a package. Write for the free Booklet of Recipes. MAULL BROS. 1221 St. Louis Avenue. St. Louis. Mo. ANOTHER VICTIM IS RELIEVED Mrs. Hoskins Lost Heart and Gave Herself Up To Die, But Is Relieved By Taking Cardui, the Woman’s Tonic. Cary. Ky.—"l am in better health than 1 have been’ for vears," writes Mra, Sarah X Hoskins, from this place, ".arjci 1 thank f'atdui for it. "I suffered for years with womanly ailments, and at times would nearly cramp to death. My back and right side would nearly kill me. “I tried everything to get relief, but failed. I lost heart, and gave up hope of ever getting well. Then I saw Car dui advertised, and got a bottle. I was down in bed. but before 1 had taken two bottles of Cardui I was up and helping with my work. “Now I can wash all day and do my housework with eas? I feel better than 1 have for years. Since taking Cardui I have gained more flesh than 1 ever did in ray life. "I praise the medicine to all my friends, for I believe Cardui saved my life.” If you are weak, tired, worn out or suffer from any of th? pains peculiar to weak women, such as headache, back ache. pains in arm. side or limbs, or any other symptoms of womanly trou ble. you are urged to try Cardui, the woman's tonic. It will help you. During the past fifty years more than a million wome/t have been benefited by using Cardui. Ask your druggist. N B. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn . for Special Instructions, and Pi page bonk, "Home Treatment for Wom en," sent in plain wrapper, on request. Annual May Sale of China, Cut Glass, Art Wares, etc. This Week Only g" PER CENT DISCOUNT on Fine China Cake Plates, Chop Dishes, Salads, Bonbons, Fancy Plates, Cups and Saucers, Bouillons, etc. O PER CENT DISCOUNT on Cut Glass and Etched Glasp Pitchers, ato Bowls, Water Bowls, Cruets, Bonbons, Celery Trays, etc., etc. O CT PER CENT DISCOUNT on Art Vases, Art Pottery, Bric-a-Brac, Hand-Painted Vases, Art Bronzes, Plaques, Cloisonne Ware, etc. WPER CENT DISCOUNT on “Open Stock” Staple White and Deco rated China and Crockery, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Lamps, Shades. J'HE REPUTATION of THIS STORE for high quality wares and splendid values is a guaranty that the goods offered at these discounts are thoroughly worthy in every way. It is simply our annual reduction of regular stocks. No job lots bought for the purpose of a special sale. *. i Dobbs & Wey Co. 57 N. Pryor St., Next to the Equitable Building £> j Lovely Norfolk Suits L ( of White Pique } $7.50 Values Wednesday 5 at $4.85 F f Charming: Norfolk Suits of fin? whit? ninn? th* I 4 A ' 4 Suits for which there is such a great demand One mode] is self-trimmed and has black patent- qF leather belt, another is trimmed in Alice blue with in Wi belt of the same shade. We want you to see these H.llax f v delightful stylish little Suits tomorrow. They are Pa Jga Viffiialßr & being snapped up as fast as we can supply them; aX C y s7.’>6 values; special &/I QC. W BywlW ? for Wednesday HI First showing of stunning $ E.85 $ h new Norfolk Dresses ... JRq SS i y We will show tomorrow these smart, new Dress- Mp 4. es. made with Norfolk Coat effect, trimmed with lace collars, turn back cuffs and braid xgF g ornaments. The Norfolk effect comes in blue. M lavender, pink and tan, and the Skirts are all ffl| k white. The sweet, stylish little frocks are ex- ® a tra values on sale here C Q fl f tomorrow atOO ►IS fl * $3.50 fine White Pique and Natural Linen S' on sale Wednesday at . . Beau'ufui New White Lingerie Waists, $1 2 '*7 -Inst arrived and on sal? tomorrow, a profusion of lovely white lingerie Waists with Dutch necks, in either neat or elaborate effects, daintily trimmed in cluny and S shadow laces, also embroidered fronts. The new French peplum, as well as all the MF 7 regulation styles. j /l/l A big Wednesday value at C ~ r / Beautiful New Linen & £ Fine French Cream 4 Dresses atSerge Skirts, $3.95 j )We will offer tomorrow as a gram! Wednesday spe- A rousing Wednesday sale of eial these stylish natural Linen Dresses, made French Fine French Cream Serge peplum style, with the peplum effect and Waist of Skirts, made with back panel, eyelet embroidery, piped in red or brown, and with wide front and opening at side, » sailor collar. Wednesday will he "tub” day at this trimmed with self-covered but- ffl store, and these charming Dresses fP/f QC tons. $6.50 values. $ C are wonderful values at OO Wednesday O / j Me “Atlanta’s Exclusive Woman’s Apparel House,” 43-45 Whitehall Street J Georgian Want Ads Bring Results 9