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8 Mrs. Ransom Give? Bridge for Sisters A pretty parry was th* Irtforma. bridge riven this afternoon 1" Mr- Ronald Ransom for her sitters. Misses Lucy and Callie Hoke Smith, and their guest. Miss Ruth Tribble, of Athens Invited to meet them were Ml.«s*s Helen McCullough. Helen itarg.in. Mary Brown. Bertha Moore. Arne in Smith, Elizabeth Butter. Annie Le» McKenzie and Sarah Rawsm. Th* game was played on the porch and In the coo' living room, ’.'here the decorations were of summer flowers. For prizes two pretty boudol < ape were given, one trimmed in pink and one in blue. Mrs Ransom was handtome tn white lingerie embroidered In pink Ihe three honor guests wore pretty after noon toilets. Miss Lucy Smith woe heavy whit* linen, and a black hat adorned with pink roses, Miss Callit Hok* Smith was gowned in white lin gerie worn with a smart little coat of blue taffeta and a large white hat trim med in pink roses, and Miss Tribble s gown was of white lingerie elaborate with Cluny lace and embroide’-y. and worn with a large blue hat personals] Miss Marguerite Dunlap returned to day from New York, where she has spent several seasons studying music Miss Dunlap will be the contralto »<>-I loiet at the First Baptist church during July, in th* absence of Mrs JamewH Whitten. Miss Marian Nfcolson. of Athens, who has spent th* past week with Miss Elis* Hansell, is being pleasantly en tertained in an informal way. Miss Hansell's cousin. Mr. Llewellyn Hlll yer. Jr. is also her guest at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hansell. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Blalock will lea'* the middle of August for Colo rado for a month's stay They will visit Colorado Springs and Glennwood Springs. Other Atlantans who will go to Colorado for their summer Jaunt are Mr. and Mrs Henry Francis West. Miss Mai Horine gave a matinee par ty at the Forsyth this afternoon for Misses Henrietta Verger, of Jackson. Miss., and Margaret Roswell, of Chase City. Va.. who are being delightfully entertained as guests of Miss Ferol Humphries Mr and Mrs. William A. Speer will leave Tuesday for a stay of a few weeks at the Marlborough-Blenheim. Atlantic City. They expect to spend several days in New York and will then re turn home for August, leaving In Sep tember in their touring car for an ex tended motor trip to the White.moun tains and to Canada. Misses Edith and Antoinette Kirk patrick return home tomorrow from Wrightsville Reach, where they have had a delightful stay at the Seashore hotel. Miss Fanin* Lou Cozart, of Washington. Ga.. will return with them for a visit. At a recent auction bridge party, given by Mrs. Harvey Anderson. Miss Edith Kirkpatrick won the first prize, silk hose START CAMPAIGN FOR PHILIPPINE TEACHERS WASHINGTON, July 12—A national campaign for teachers In the schools of the Philippine islands has been begun by the Federal government, owing to the lack of applicants for the numerous places In the Philippines, the bureau of insular affairs has announced exami nations for teachers to take place Au gust 28 and 29 in nearly every princi pal city In the I’nited States The cal! Is principally for graduates of college* normal schools, polytechnic and agri cultural schools. Also teacher* with successful experience are desired. ■ Piano Values That Please MASON * HAMLIN. An upright in rosewood that was taken in exchange on a Henry & S. G. Lindeman Player-Piano. (£4 CA A splendid value al I Uv EVERETT An upright in a bpantiful walnut ease, taken in exchange on an Everett Grand \o more pleasine CZOI fl value to be had at our price ■ V STEINWAY. A good upright. If you prefer a standard make in a used piano to a new commercial piano, we advise $1 Q7 you to see this piano at our price I v I PLAYER PIANOS We are headquarters for Player Pianos in Atlanta, show ing the largest assortment of styles and makes of any house in the South. A good Player-Piano for $375 Our most expensive styles onl\ SBSO Twenty-four Music Rolls. 1 Bench. 1 Stool. 1 Scarf. EREE with each I’lax er -Piano. ('all or write for our illustrated description and prices be fore making your choice. I- ll Cleveland’Manning Piano North Prvnr St. Company House with a Polka - -ONE F RICE--NO COMMISSION— Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Manning Hosts CRYSTAL WEDDING FETE ' fCJA \ \\ I sop 'i \ iHH : ■ j ’ B •*?' t J-** 11 WMMMKff! ■ Ft fJB . r /// . A j. ‘/7 'Wbfe. Ife/ , I Washington Street Home Is Beautifully Decorated for Reception of 75 Guests. Mr and Mrs. H A. Manning celebrated tbpir fifteenth wedding anniversary last night with a retention from R;3O to II o'clock a’ their home nn Washington street. T'he host and hostess received their guests In the drawing mom. standing be fore a bank of palms and white roses, their three children, Misses Melba and ■ - Ttvo White Hairs Coking mu und*r the curl! Are you trying to cover up your gray hairs with puffs and curl pieces ’ It seldom succeeds. Better far to restore your own hair to its original color and beauty. Robin nairc Hair Dye r.jsfnres lifeless, colorless, fad ed gray hair tn its original color and beautiful, healthy condlt ion. It Is not a preparation to change the color of the hair. Simpb a restorative that puts natural color and life and luster into the hair. TRY IT. The hair responds quickly to proper care and" treatment. Non-stick'" and doe* not stain skin or scalp. Prepared for light, medium and dark brown and black hair. Trial size 25c. postpaid 30c; large size 75c, postpaid 90c. Pure and Harmless. Jacobs’ Pharmacy Atlanta, Ga. I TtiiL A LLAMA HEOKGLAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JULY Is. 1912. Wynette and Master Herbert, standing with them. Mrs. Manning was gowned in white voile with draperies of soft white lace, and she wore a corsage of pink carnations. The little girls were In dainty white embroid ered and lace-trimmed frocks, with pink sashes and pink slippers. A color motif of white and green was Black Silk Stock- • * Jt ings —-df Reductions Every woman knows it’s the wearing quality that counts in silk stockings. Every woman knows of the wearing i quality of Onyx and Kayser Stockings, for they have such a broad reputation that almost every woman has worn them. This sale includes Onyx and Kayser hose—their best brands (they have no other), and ’there are none better made. There are no seconds or job lots. Every pair , was bought regularly and every pair is perfect. This sale includes black only—- at the following prices: 50c Silk Hose . . 39c SI.OO Silk Hose . . 79c $1.50 Silk Hose . $1.15 $1.75 Silk Hose . $1.29 $2.00 Silk Hose . $1.59 $2.50 Silk Hose . $1.85 Sale Saturday Morning We Close at 1 P. M. J. P. Allen & Co. i ; 51-53 Whitehall Street carried out tn the decorations of white roses and white carnations, with green Above the bank of palms before which the receiving party stood were the figures: "1897-1912," made of single white carna tions and fern. In the dining room, where a buffet supper was served during the course of the evening, the table had a cut glass vase of white roses and ferns .as a centerpiece, surrounded by white shaded tapers and crystal dishes of while and green confections An improvised well, draped with green vines was ar ranged in the dining room, from which each guest drew a souvenir by white rib bons The display of crystal presents also was a feature of this apartment. Mrs Charles Mabry, in white lingerie, with corsag* bouquet of white roses, as sisted in entertaining, as did Mr. J. B. Manning and Mr. Charles Mabry. Mr. and Mrs L W. Zurline. the latter gowned in pink crepe, with pearl garniture: Miss Alice Pellam. wearing white embroidered marquisette: Mrs <"lara Cooper, gowned in blu* crepe de chine with pearl em broidery. Mrs. L. W. Brown, in a white linger! toilet, and Mrs. T. H, Williams in white satin Seventy-five guests enjoyed the hospi tality of Mr. and Mrs. Manning . — . | I Easy Aids to Good Looks (Elia Ellis in th*- Arch.) "After motoring or golfing the hair may be dusty—with no time for washing the head In this dilemma you will find a dry shampoo a good friend Put four ounces of powdered orris root in a fruit Jar. add an original package of therox and mix to gether Sprinkle a little on the head and brush through the hair. Therox removes dust, oil and dandruff, and leaves the hair light, fluffy and easy to do up "Disfiguring wild hairs can be made to vanish quickly from face or fore arms by applying delatone paste, made by mixing powdered delatone with wa ter Cover the hairy surface with this past* for a minute or two. then remove, wash the skin, and the hairs will be gon*. " Short and thin eyelashes detract from otherwise beautiful eyes Weak and straggly lashes can be strengthened if plain pyroxin be applied to the lash roots with thumb and forefinger. Thin eye brows always improve with daily appli cations of pyrpxin. ‘"A complexion can not he dainty if the skin is shining from perspiration A com plexion beautifler that will not rub off or show like powder is made easily bt dissolving an original package of maya ton* in a half-pint of witch hazel. This "holds" and does not smear. Gently mas -ag* with this solution dally, and the skin will be soft and satiny, velvety and smooth." Proverb Contest closes at noon, Tuesday, July 23. Am ple time remains for new contestants to obtain An swer Books, Proverb Guides land Puzzle Pictures. — Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Company ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS* ■ 1— Store Closes at 1 o’clock Tomorrow Shop in the Morning - . ... . A Good Morning Sale of Waists, Dresses and Skirts at 8:30 o’clock A short day and a busy one tomorrow in the Waist and Suit Departments. The occasion is a cluster of clear ances—Waists, Dresses and Skirts—that bring really ex traordinary values—and the term values refers as much to the desirability, the good-looks and the style of the articles as it does to their low prices. As for example: The Waists ■■o XX For $1.48 Waists. It does not require a Mr trained eye to see that the quality of the linen laces, the imitation Irish laces and the embroidery bands is remarkable for even $1.48 Waists. And they are very attractive styles— high and Dutch necks with long and three-quarter length sleeves. XX For $2.25 Waists. Four models in all— U two extremely smart with the peplum and • two extremely smart without the peplum in lingerie cloth and marquisette. Cluny inser tion and embroidered medallions are effective in the yokes and fronts of some, others show a great deal of imitation Irish crochet laces, V and high necks. fiQ For $3.95 to $8.75 Silk and Chiffon Waists. A “summing up” of the stock. It includes models from the best makers of New York—in chiffons, messalines and taffetas, two-toned, striped and in invisible figures, and in plain, shades of blue, brown, tan, grey, black and white. Some have beaded yokes; some are trimmed with very fine nets and laces; Dutch and high necks, long and three-quarter length sleeves—Waists for traveling, for use with tailored suits. Also at this price arethe smart, washable Silk Shirts, very plain, with soft turn-back cuffs; in stripes of various [widths, white and grey, white and lavender, white and blue and white and black. The Dresses For $2.25 House Dresses. One hundred of these to make / en co °l an d comfortable in their homes. The styles look so coo! ® ® and the material is dotted Swiss. .Xnd besides the little white G embroidered dots, the Swiss is covered with coin dots, in blai k navy, light blue and pink. Set-in sleeves, the waist line i brought up high, and there are a low circular collar and a tin” I .jabot of plaited white Swiss. The Skirts F° r Duck Skirts. Black, with little white dots, and a few in blue and white stripes. They have the high waist line. panel ! effect, and are touched with straps and buttons as trimming-- Note how carefullv thev are made—how well thev fit —and f°r WX 98c, too. I Linen Automobile Coats at $1.65 They are worth $2.45. Did we have more than just twenty we would advertise them as boldly as they deserve, now that they are marked $1.65. "'’cry plain, with close-buttoning collar. In natural shade. Come early for these. >