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8 Miniature Ships at Sea to Adorn Bon Voyage Luncheon A bon voyaee luncheon whb h Mrs. Charles Sciple gave today at the Driv ing club for Mrs. E P. Mcßurney. who leaves soon for a summer abroad, wa characterized by unusually effective de tails. A mirrored surface, simulating the sea and extending about eight feet across the table, was bordered with a bank of green moss, and on its sur face rode miniature -• agoing craft. A model of the Cedric, which will bear the honor guest ado. th'- ocean in th near future, occupied the 'enter of tip miniature bit of deep sea. At the pla< <• of each guest were- tin; ships, bearine Uncle Sam's color, and the place cards bore sketches of r> nes on the deck of an ocean liner. The symbolic details n ere rendered more beautiful by ti e floral baskets of red poppse- and S' asta dai.-h whlt-h were placed at intervals outside the green banks around the table. As a special sm.venir for Mrs. Mc- Burney and for Mrs Lee Lewman. who sail for Europe In June handsomely I bound diaries. In which to keep a rec- I ord of th- summer travels, were pre rented b; the hostc:.- Mis iple we gowned in white taffeta trimmed with Irish lace, worn with a large h >' of black h r *mp adorned I with bl " k f.i rad:. ,iigi r ttes- M’’ c M Bu> nev wo,>• a < ".art frock of 1 white and b "k voio. with black lace I garniture. ..nd a him k at. [personals Mrs Strachn Parrett of Kentucky arrives tomorrow to visit Mrs Virgil Perm man Mrs. R A Broyles, Jr. of Decatur, has »■ her guest Miss Mar; Amanda Strong, of I.a « 'em r■■ :I' r Mrs. Rebecca I. Trigo, of <4< vrland, Ohio, national v r T U. evangelist, is the guest of Mrs. \ I’. Talmadge. 14R Whitehall street Mr and Mrs Blackman Dunn leave next month for Tenn< c see, going later to Atlantic City and then to California for permanent residence. Mr and Mrs \. McD Wilson have sold their home on D achtree street and are occupying an apartment in the Marlborough Mrs. Benjamin E. Walker enter tained at a matinee party and tea this afternoon for Mbs Annie. (Jarrett, a bride-elect Mis* Raymond \nsley 'eft yesterday for Thomasville, after a short visit to Miss Frances Ansley Miss Mamie Ansley and her eue«t. Miss Lillian Hodgson, of Athens, were Miss Ansley’s guests at tha* time. Miss Hodgson re turned to Athens today Mr and Mrs Robert Thomas pterrett. of Philadelphia, arrived yesterday for a Six weeks visit to Atlanta and are with Mrs. William R Arm strong for a week's visit. Mrs Sterrett was formerly Mis- Natalie Ta; Im Mrs c Randolph Wright, of Mai on who has been Mrs lame- |< Xcvin' guest has gone to Rome to be the guest of Mrs Harry Patton fin ten days Mr and Mrs W. H. J.arkson. of w "Fork, who have been the guests of Mrs John Neal, have left for Los An geles. Cal., to make their future home. Miss Ruth Ro-ser has returned from St Marys. Rah igh N. C, and is < han man of a .rommit'ie of young girls who will preside over the refreshment table at the Ma- <■ -th al tomorrow aft. ernwn. at the Si '■ Wren's Nest. Mrs. < J. Held -■ - and daughter Doroth' leave Saturn i; for New York and sail on the Baltli June 6 for ( three months trip to Europe. Mis- Gladys Mott Mis. Holditi h’s sister who ha been visiting 'H i for several month.-, will return to New York ai the ■ me time GIRL AMD SQUIRREL IN LONG BATTLE: GIRL LOST MEMPHIS TENN . Ma; .It. After figh’icg for several hours with a squlr rel. Miss Edna SmW . aged sixteen, of Overton Park. fainted from loss of blood. The animal Is believed to have rabies DESPONDENT WIFE DRINKS POISON; HUSBAND MISSING MACOX. GA May S’ T*f -i uMpn! over the disappears* u of bpr husband, who hap not be/>u seen f *•> r May 20, m» William G Thurman last ’ >rbt drank a bottle of S'p !s ar pita! 'n a prewar: uis ■ or.d’v.nn Thurman was bookkeeper a ’ -1 lumber plan’ RICH CUT GLASS For weddings, birthday- or anniversaries of any kind there is nothing more attractive. We use -howmg an unusually wide range of designs winch we should like to have ymi so. In this splendid dis play perhaps there is nothing mon popular than a sugar and cream at $4 00 per pair and up. Th<x a! -e ;i mass of rich, dr-r-p cutting-, which, with ih'ir usefulness, makes them wel come m any household. (FUGENE Vfl AYNES Co) LITTLE DANCER FOR "UNCLE REMUS" PARTY ffif / iiH V " J < lM\ ff.A S /mJ i ■ z ’ /s \ ‘ Jsll WW £_ <0 SOTHERN MARLOWE DUO TO QUIT STAGE FOR HOME- HONEST e LEVELANT), opto. May 31—It was announced today by E H Sothem and Julia Marlowe that after two more seasons they would retire permanently from the stage. For some time It has beep their purpose to set a final limit to their dramatic activities and then say farew«!l to the stage. Mr Sothem said for Miss Marlowe and himself that It was not their purpose to engage In noisy farewell tours, hut they had de cided after two more seasons to i etire to private life and enjoy that domes ticity which a dramatic career with Its constant travel does not permit. Next season Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe will make their final appear an e in the important cities of the East. The year following they will devote to the South and far West, and so In two tours of forty weeks each cover the entire country Their final leave-taking will be in New York, In June, 1914. Miss Mar lowe said that she bad been actively HOW GRACE BENSON BECAME FAMOUS FOR THE BEAUTY OF HER HANDS AND ARMS Fre© Prescription That Can Be Pre pared at Home Without Expense. (q i< ? Rrns'*n, famous f<»r the mar bP iutx of her hands and arms In a !>•<•« nt interview, says: “If I colild tell every woman about the prescrip tlon that has cau-ed all this talk about nv hands and arms ihe\ could cverx one of them make their hands and ..rms Just as beautiful as mine x I am glad to have the opportunity to giv m\ receipt free tn the world It will help <\*r\ woman to improve her per sona) app' arant • \\ hvn I a.-ked In r if she would al- * ion inc tn publish the prescription, sb • tuiukly an - '" tied: ’L’p] «aln I\ . onlv to » u'id to ha\» vou do it." Turning to | a desk, sh» w rote it on a slip of paper land handed it to me. Here It is: <r" Ito anv drug sif»r*. get m emptx two- I 'tince bot‘''\ also a one-ounce bottle -f K'i’-ix compound Pour the entire a'h ■ f Ku’ux into rhe two-ounce b • add «;uartt‘r of an ounce of wp. h Laz’ ’, then fi-l with water Apph nit o and morning SL- further said “This preserip ’ion makes the skin transparent and lemoxe' all defects, such as freckles, 'an. sun spots, roughness and ruddi- X single application works a ■ -it \ ions transformation. Whe»e low u'ars ■• . worn i’ can be ipplied t ' hr neck with equalh as startling ' suits It Is absolute’' harmless, ami v i:’_ positively not stimulatt or pro rime a growth of hair” THE ATLANTA GEORGTAN AND NEWS:FRIDAY. MAY 31. 1912. Miss Constance Leroux, who will give a pretty solo dance at the festival given for tho I’nele \ lv**miis memorial to / incirrtiw afternoon. engaged as an actress sin< e she was twelve years old; that her husband, Mr. Sothern. had also been on the stage -Ince he was a boy, and that both of them had come to the conclusion that they were entitled to quit. FRECKLES • Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With the New Druq. An eminent skin specialist recently discovered a new drug, othlne -double strength- which Is so uniformly suc cessful in removing freckles and giv ing a clear, beautiful complexion that It Is sold hv Jnco'bs' Pharmacy under an absolute guarantee to refund the money If it falls Don't hide your freckles under a veil, get an ounce of othlne and remove them Even the first night's use will show a wonderful Improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing en tirely. It Is absolutely harmless, and i-an not Injury the most tender skin Re sure to ask Jaiobs' Pharmacy for the double strength othlne; It is this that Is sold on the money back guaran tee. Special Bargains For Saturday at “The Little Store Around The Corner.” Laces Beautiful patterns' in \’als. Cotton Cluny and Linen Torchon Laces. Regular 10c and 15c values, your choice Saturday at, a yard «5c Gowns We have just received a new shipment of Gowns. They are made of fine <|Uality nainsook, with tucked yoke and linen jc lace-trimmed Regu Ia r SI.OO values. Choice for Saturday 50c I If Muslin Drawers I Ladies' Muslin Drawers, \ ® special 19c mT Ladies' Vuslin Drawers, / [ Hlu \ \ 50c \allies, special . . 25c / [ M \ v Ladies' Nainsook Draw- '[it U U \\ ers beautifully lace jijil I ' h. l VV trimmed—sl.2s values. i ' ■ " t H'o isfs , yp~-,v ? L- You will be surprised to see the excellent values we are offering in Ladies' W.iists. at 89c, $1.49 and xx Children’s Dresses z/’S H f "'' L;Z-tjtZLbUZ 41 at less than the cost to I- UJpi make them. Now is the time to lay in a supply LCjIJ while the! are cheap. We “455 Girl's Dress, io to 14 years, have them in Dainty ' i ingham effects, a1 s o may manton patterns. white. ” c *' nts Bv OHIO COW PRODUCES 36 QUARTS OF MILK A DAY FOR ONE YEAR EAST CLARIDON, OHIO. May 31. A new world’s record has been estab lished for milk and butter production by Banostlne Belle de Koi, a Holsteln- Eriesan cow. In one year she pro duced 27.404 4 pounds of milk testing 3.S*H per cent nf fat. This means more than 36 quarts of milk a day, and 1,- 322,929 pounds of butter, more than 3 1-2 pounds a day. It Is needless to say that this won derful cow was not allowed to lack for anything she desired in the way of food and drink during the year. She is five years old and weighs about 1,606 pounds. Throughout the test she had ensilage and alfalfa when the nat ural grass was not at its best. She I also had a variety of roots, powdered j beets and other vegetables and was i supplied with grain, principally oats and bran. | GRAY HAIR Easy to Restore Natural Color of Your i Hair by Simple Methcd. Bnlenre has fust been finding out some sf the most, amazing things about the hair discoveries -jafijßnx that overturn many old ideas •agfiMZ-'WN For Ins t a nee. V " with a newly dis- j Weft covered product the | i ~ rfeftwWh natural color is. re- i I ■e- stored by a simple 1 V. ABO treatment that can I 1 IKav be applied by any; t one in a short; r W X I.rTri. time This sclen- A. ■*£ H\A E. \ tif lc treatment is X' ' -cW yA IBA I embodied in the I £ F\\;\Vw’Pi / Queen Hair Re- i ’ *~~n XyzT 1/ / storer, a liquid j >*;/■<» preparation that makes any desired I shade from the one package, leaving the' hair soft and fluffy, and making a lasting color that is not sticky and does not rub off. The Queen Gray Hair Retjorer is in star’aneous in Its effect and requires but one application to restore the natural color of your hair. It is in two sizes. 50c and sl, and can he obtained from Ja- , cobs' Pharmacy, and the leading drug and department stores throughout the noun- . try The best hairdressers use it and sell it to their patrons. For Attractive Gifts See Our Three Windows You can get any number of suggestions for appropriate wed ding gifts by inspecting the dis plays shown in our three win dows. In our largest window we are showing some remarkable val ues In Table. Glassware. Sets of six range in price from 75 cents upward. In our north window we are featuring some splendid values in cased Sterling silver table ware from $4 no upward The middle window- contains a miscellaneous selection of jew elry. If you can not visit the store, write for our 160-page Illustrated catalogue. Maier Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths 31-33 Whitehall Street Established 1887 CHINAMAN ASKS DIVORCE FROM HIS WHITE WIFE NEW YORK, May 31.—Perhaps the first divorce suit in this county in which the plaintiff is a Chinese and the de fendant a white woman has been filed by Lee Ping, who is also known as George Ping, against his wife, Laura. WOMAN LAWYER FILES HER OWN DIVORCE SUIT PADUCAH, KY.sMay 31.—Mrs. Irene Robertson, a lawyer has filed suit for divorce from her husband. W. Y. Rob ertson. alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. She prepared her petition and will present the case in court. 25 Cents Worth of Snowdrift E< i ua i f ° V A 98 Cents Worth ot Buffer For Making Cake Sold in Hermetically Sealed Cans Only i . . <]J Snowdrift is a wholesome shortening, useful and eco nomical. It is 100 per cent cooking value, as it is pure fat. Results entirely satisfactory, if you add a little salt. <J[ Fry onions in Snowdrift; strain, and then fry chicken in the same Snowdrift; the chicken will not taste of the onions, because Snow-drift is odorless and tasteless, and cannot absorb odors. Cl Butner will burn ata temperature of 300 degrees; Lard 340 degrees; Snowdrift not until 400 degrees* Burning fat is useless. MABE BY The Southern Cotton Oil Company iXXi . feOwi Chicago " Pertß fe SaaFrenclae-, NO. 24 BfOad St., NCW York - Manchester 5 Lively Specials For Saturday C Visit This Store Tomorrow Without Fail ij White Lingerie Dresses _ /if* tD'H 12 Styles—very newest trimmings » C i and materials, tomorrow xjl < 1 } a Stunning Linen Dresses S* L In the natural linen; just ’ for tomorrow MHv J 5 All $25.00 All $19.50 Bf W | ( 50 ? s —— s White Pique Dresses $ Neat styles, piped in colors; I tomorrow only White Serge Dresses, sls OS ? qualities, neat styles, Tomorrow ® White Serge Suits Batiste and Zephyr Dresses $15.00 values. £ QIZ Stunning stvles, < 00l tf* QC I temor- OQ. a ndtresh;io- $ g.'Jb J ’ ZZZZZTZZZZZZZZZZZZ - V White Linene Skirts White Linene Skirts Silk Petticoats k A Best SI.OO Z* ° ir ® est O Or* Fine ipiality (T Q Q | quality, to- cZ $1.50 quality, Mi-ssaline. «/> f-.«7Cr £ morrow tomorrow tomorrow i -J I - . sls Linen Dresses Ladies’ Silk Shirts In a few colors QA, In hlaci. light hlue. helio, tan zi Or* i only. I<> close Y’ an d ereen stripe-, on white tomorrow grounds: iust for toim-i row. p f “Atlanta*s Exclusive Woman's Apparel House,” 43-45 W hitehall Street J DR. WALKER, ATLANTA'S ASSEMBLY WINNER. BACK Dr. Hugh T. Walker, of the First Presbyterian church, will return to At lanta this afternoon from his visit to two Presbyterian assemblies, the "Northern." at Louisville, and the “United." at Seattle, where he extend ed invitations to the church bodies to join in a convention in Atlanta next May. The invitation, which was made on behalf of Atlanta Presbyterians, the Chamber of Commerce and the govern or, was accepted, and Atlanta will en tertain the general bodies of four Pres byterian branches next spring. Dr. Walker went from Seattle to his former home. Los Angeles, where he preached last Sunday. He will deliver two sermons next Sunday in his At lanta pulpit. Beautify the Complexion / z Nadinola CREAM / \ Unequaled Beautifier IKjLzfif ■■J—f USED AND ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS Guaranteed to remove / ,an ’ ’ rec ’ c ’ es > pimples, NN-JsT. y liver-spots, etc. Extreme cases twenty days. | Rids pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. Two sizes, 50c. and SI.OO By toilet counters or mail. NATION Al. TOILET COMPANY. Part,, Term.