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10 Society News of Atlanta A L FRESCO teas and porch par ties, motor rides and swimming furnish diversion during the very warm weather. This afternoon a num ber of young women were at East Lake enjoying a swim in the lake and re maining afterward for tea on the breezy porch. Among the girls taking a dip in the lake were Misses Penelope and Frances Clarke and their guests. Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Helen Harrison and Miss Mary VonWyschezi. of Baltimore; Miss Emma Gregg and her guest. Miss Ruth Taylor, of Baltimore, and Misses Susie Hallmon, Marguerite Beck and Edith Dunston A partv of six having tea on the porch at the Piedmont Driving club this afternoon was composed of a group of girls who were guests of Miss Harriet Calhoun, among these being Miss Louise Broyles and Miss Constance O'Keefe, for whom the tea party was arranged. A swimming party of last night at East Lake was given for Miss O'Keefe, who is being entertained at many hap py Informal affairs during her visit ot Miss Broyles The members of the party wore Misses Louise Broyles, Con stance O'Keefe, Eloise Oliver, Marx' Brown and Messrs. George Brown, John Oliver, Monroe Hutton and Mcßae French the host of the occasion. Chap eroning She young people were Mr. and Mrs. T. B French and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Broyles. Mi»s Hel en Thorn Entertains. A pleasant little party of today wns tendered Mrs. Harry Stotesbury-Cutter by Miss Helen Thorn The apartments In which bridge tables were placed were decorated in vases of summer blooming flowers and growing plants The prizes for top score and consolation were white silk hose. Miss Thorn was a pretty and cordial hostess, wearing a smart white and black lingerie costume. The guest ot honor wore a pink lingerie gown trimmed in Irish lace and a big pink picture hat. Miss Thorn's guests Included Misses Clifford West, Mary Traylor, Belli Lawrence. Ruth Stallings, Margaret Ashford and Grace Thorn, Mrs. Max Wright, Mrs Marshall McKenzie, Mrs Howard Parker. Mrs. Edward Malone, Mrs. Victor R. Smith and Mrs Alfredo Baril!, Jr FUTURE EVENTS Mrs. Robert F. Maddox will entertain at an informal tea tomorrow afternoon at her home on the Paces Ferry road. Twenty-four guests will go out at fi o'clock and tea will he served on the lawn of the Maddox home. Miss Carry! Greene will entertain Saturday evening for her guest, Miss McCandllsh, of Jackson, Miss, Mrs. V. J. Adams will entertain the Brenau club tomorrow afternoon at 3 ■ o'clock at her home, 665 Peachtree street. MILLEDGEVILLE VETERAN DIES. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.. July 25. After an Illness of several months from paralysis, P. W. Brown, a Civil war veteran, aged 72, died iiere today. The funeral takes place here tomorrow morning. TWO PROSTRATIONS AT MACON. MACON. GA„ July 25.—The two victims of heat prostration, now at the city hospital, will recover, according to the physicians. One, a contractor, fell from a building and sustained painful Injuries. The other, a negro, fell on the streets. Looking ! for I Rooms, Apart= meets or Houses o You’ll find a com plete list of all desirable furnished, unfurnished, housekeeping rooms and rooms with board in this page today, and every day. Read The Georgian “For Rent” Ads when J you want to rent any thing under the sun. NEW SO. FREIGHT STITIONEINISHED Railway Invites Business Men and City Officials to Inspect Building Saturday. The Southern railway’s new freight de pot in Madison avenue, between the Nel son and Peters streets viaducts, another Ftep in the development of the Terminal district, is complete and will be thrown open to thr public for inspection Saturday from 10 to 3 o’clock. Invitations enouncing the completion of the depot have been issued to Atlanta merchants and shippers, tn the mayor and council, to members of the Chamber of Commerce, to the railroad commission, to the Atlanta Freight bureau and freight and traffic officials of all parts of the Southern’s system. The six-story office building, adjoining the freight depot, which will house all of ficials of the company in Atlanta, is not quite complete, but work is being hurried to completion and in a short while it is hoped to have it ready for occupancy. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Georgia Libby circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons will meet at the residence of Mrs. Goree, 1080 DeKalb avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Electa chapter, Order of Eastern Star, holds a special meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Miss Tallulah Atkins, worthy grand matron of Georgia, will be the guest of honor and Inspecting officer. The degrees will be conferred, refreshments served and a social hour enjoyed. Miss Daisy Rossignol entertained at three tables of bridge, this afternoon for Miss Olive May Ellison, of Chatta nooga, the guest of Mrs. Lamar Griggs. Silk hose for top score and a silver pencil -for consolation were the prizes. The decorations were of summer flow ers and ferns. Both hostess and hon oree wore white lingerie gowns. KEELY’SKEEL Y ’ S K E E L Y ' S Final Mid-Summer Clearance of Womens Low-Cut Shoes At Very Great Price Reductions Our entire regular lines of Women’s Low Cut Shoes, including button and lace Oxfords, Strap Slippers, Pumps and Colonial Ties-black gun-metal and patent leathers, satin, velvet and buckskin; tan calf, satin and velvet; white canvas and buck skin. $5.00 Values at .........$3.95 \ $3.50 Values at $2.75 $4.00 Values at $2.95 | $3.00 Values at $2.35 $2.50 Values at $1.95 Extra Specials Also Bargains Broken lines of Pumps, Odd lot of Oxfords; Oxfords and Colonial badly broken size as- Ties formerly priced sortment; originally up $3.50 to $5.00; to sell to $5.00; choice, tomor now at, pair row $2>.49 $ Misses' and Children s Shoes Are Also To Be Sold Below Value Mid-Summer clearance of all our Misses’, Children’s and Infants’ Sandals, Pumps and Colo nial Ides at following great reductions: $3.00 Lines at $2.35 I $1.75 Lines at $1.40 $2.50 Lines at $1.95 $1.50 Lines at $1.20 $2.00 Lines at sl.bO j $1.25 Lines at 95c KF FT Y’S Ik JL/ JL/ JL/ JL kJ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1912. HOUSE TO MEET AT 9 A. M. REMAINDER OF SESSION Hereafter the house of representatives will meet at 9 a. m. instead of 10, as has been the rule This new rule was instituted today en tirely In the interest of economy of time and the expedition of business In the home stretch of the session. NAGEL NOT TO RESIGN. WASHINGTON. July 25. Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel today de scribed the report that he is to resign as an "absurd rumor." He stated he has no intention of resigning. STODDARDIZING Touches the Spot! I M EN ami Women, whose clothes are soiled or stained, ■ will get a world of SATISFACTION by having them STODDARDIZED! f| Tiie STODDARD Way of Dry Cleaning touches the spots so scientifically that all stains disappear, like magic M —and without injury to even the most delicate fabric. A Wagon For a Phone Call. We pay Express (one way) on out-of-town orders of $2 or over. ■■ ry . *» j J 126 Peachtree street Dixie's Greatest O t oaaar d Phone 43 Dry Cleaner and Dyer DIAMONDS REASONABLY PRICED Take our word for it, or ask any one of our many custom ers. the pricing and grading of our stock is so done as to com pare favorably with that to be found anywhere. We want you to see and critically examine it. We are willing to leave it to your judgment, knowing, as we do, the merits of our col lection. Our partial payment plan of a small amount cash and the balance in equal amounts extended over a number of months best suited to our customers makes it possible for one to own this splendid property, one that is advancing in value contin ually. and pay for it without inconvenience. Selection packages sent anywhere upon request. Eugepe ifjCaypesG,. jewellers - 37 ST. STOCKHOLDER ATTACKS NEW PRIMO MOTOR CO. I. D. Crawford, a stockholder in the New Primo Motor Works, sought to have the company dissolved in a bill filed in superior court today. The company re cently was taken over by the present own ers when it was adjudged bankrupt in the United States district court. Crawford says the concern is indebted to him for 57,800 and is unable to pay it. The case Is set for next Monday. Chainberlin=Johnson=Dußose Company Atlanta New York Paris A Friday and Saturday Sale of Men’s Furnishings We Should “Corner” The Furnishing Business With These Prices Men’s 50c Underwear 37c z The whole stock of men’s 50c underwear is now 37c a garment. It includes gauze lisle long drawers and short sleeve shirts, checked nainsook, knee length drawers and no sleeve shirts, these in broken sizes and gauze balbriggan drawers, and short and long sleeve shirts. Men’s 75c Underwear 53c Crinkle Crepe, knee length drawers and short sleeve shirts, soisette knee length drawers and short and no sleeve shirts, lisle thread, knee length and long drawers and short and long sleeve shirts and fine gauze union suits. Men’s SI.OO Underwear 68c Very fine soisette knee length drawers and no sleeve shirts, lisle thread, short and long sleeve shirts and long drawers, and knitted union suits— in fact, the whole stock of SI.OO underwear now 68c a garment. Men’s $1.25 Union Suits 89c These are splendidly made garments of fine lisle thread. Men who have worn them before will doubtless hurry for these now that they are 89c. Men’s $1.50 Linen Underwear 98c Underwear “de luxe.” These no sleeve shirts and knee length drawers are of sheer but sturdy handkerchief linen—the coolest of all materials for summer underwear. Boys’ Underwear The 25c grades are now 19c a garment. This includes the gauze lisle knee length and long drawers and short and long sleeve shirts and the Po rosknit knee length drawers and short sleeve shirts. Boys’ 50c gauze lisle drawers and short and long sleeve shirts are now 25c. Boys’ 75c gauze lisle drawers and short and long sleeve shirts are 53c. Wash Ties that are in most stores 50c A Ito are 35c, 3 for SI.OO here; and there is a range of colorings and a variety of stripes that admits a pleasing choice. And then there is a col lection of 50c silk four-in-hand ties to be sold at 25c each. They are splendid patterns, stripes and checks and figures in about every coloring. 25c Socks 19c Light in weight, but with double toe, sole and heel, and they may be had in tan, grey, blue or black. Buy them by the dozen pairs for the days when such sales are past. Men’s SUMLSO and $2.00 Shirts _ Xk Here now is your opportunity! For there are as many /si worth $2.00 as are worth SI.OO. The patterns are as smart and the coloring as good as you could want— \ y B, Ik/mimy blacks and whites are included. They are most ly of fine imported madras. Plain and plaited bosoms. Chamberlin Johnson Dußose Company