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dullest season of the year is
nliverud only by the informal
1 ..-.pitality of the clubs, always
. social life during the'sum-
r ,.„ evening at the Piedmont
jut, several informal dinners
, enjeytd. Among these will be
linner which .Mr. and Mrs. L.
ins give for .Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
Hariis. who leave soon for New
v " . „thers guests to be Mr. and
it' by Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ronei: I. foreman.
I Mrs. J. Frank Meador will
informally at dinner at the
, ; di tomorrow evening, their
... |„ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
’’ Mr. ind Mrs. Robert CQtton
. I and Mrs. Dunbar Roy and
.11. Nunnally.
iliose having dinner at the
v , r[ ,_ , 1, last evening were: Mr
11.-S \V. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. W.
r att Mr. H C. Fischer. Mr.
p „nn Connally, Mr. Julian Magill.
i Adams. Mr. Charles Ryan
,\i. John J. Cohen.
* . ..., i.il little party having din-
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Manufacturers, Est. 1839. m
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CCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT |
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i School Opens on 9th
Sell your old hooks now for Cash
Book lists are readv and
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! l V your books this week and avoid tlie rush
and jam of opening day.
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Everything in stock and ready.
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71 Whitehall Street
ner at the Capital City club last even
ing entertained by Mr. Hugh Scott in
cluded Misses Caroline Muse, Emily
Winship and Dorothy Judkins, and
Messrs. Murray Donnell and Dugas Mc-
Cleskj.
Bridge at East Lake.
Miss Maffnie Williams and Miss Flor,
ence Atwell entertained informally at
bridge yesterday at the residence of
Mrs. Mary Howard Meador, at East
Lake. There were two tables of bridge
and the game was played on the porch
which was cool and inviting with ferns
and foliage. Luncheon was served on
the card tables. The prize for top
score, silk hose, was won by Mrs Hin
ton J. Hopkins.
FUTURE EVENTS
Miss Erskine Jarnagin will be’the
hostess of a morning bridge tomorrow,
complimenting Misses (’aroline ami Sue
Northrop, of Wilmington, N. <’. The
giiis invited, beside the two honorees,
are Misses Imogen ia Hardeman, of
Wilmington: Alice Muse. Marian
Stearns. Alice Stearns. Charlotte Mea
dor. Francis Broyles, Harriet McCul
lough, Eleanor McGinty and Madelyn
Met ,’ullough.
Dr. John F. Purser will entertain
I he Ten” club tomorrow evening in
honor of Dr. William Warren Lan
drum, who was for many years czar of
the club. The affair win be at the
University club, of which the majority
of ’ The Ten” club are members.
particle of Dandruff; cleanses, ptuifief
and invigorates the scalp, forever stop
ping itching and falling hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fiesl:
showers of tain and sunshine are t
vegetation. It goes right to the roots.
; invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro
ducing properties cause the hair tr
grow abundantly long. strong anc
beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft, lus
trous hail, anil lots of it. if you will just
get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan
de-ino from any drug store or toilet
Counter and try ft as directed.
•rtlh A I LAM A (iEUKGIAA AM) NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1912.
Atlantans Plan
Autumn Trips
to East
Autumn trips to the East are be
ginning to interest Atlanta people,
many of whom go to New York eally
in the fall, when interest is added by
the display of the new fashions in the
Fifth avenue shops, and the openings
of the new shows.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maddox, who
have spent the summer season at their
country home this year, leave Satur-
I day for Detroit, after which they will
I enjoy a trip on the Great Lakes and a
I visit to New York before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ottley, after
attending the American Bankers con
vention in Detroit, will take a trip
through Canada and conclude the tour
with a stop over in New York.
Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Connally left yes
terday for a Canadian tour, after a
visit to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius G. Oglesby, who
are at present the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Ringland F. Kilpatrick,
and Mr. Kilpatrick, at their summer
home at Toms River, N J., will go to
Loon Lake, a beautiful resort In the
Adirondacks. and will spend some time
in New York before returning home in
October.
Mi. and Mrs. George McKenzie. Miss
Annie Lee McKenzie and Mr. William
McKenzie, who are taking an extended
automobile trip through New England,
after a visit to the resorts in the White
mountains, will spend several days in
New York before returning.
Mrs. John Oliver and Miss Eloise
Oliver are now in New York, after
spending several weeks at Sugar Hill,
N. H.
Dr and Mrs. W. J. Blalock leave
Saturday for Detroit and plan a West
ern trip afterward.
Most of the sojourners in Canada and
Maine will include a visit in the early
fall to Njw York before returning
home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Orme,
whose summer home is at Sodus Bay,
have already left that place for their
Eastern visit They are at Atlantic
City am! will spend two weeks in New
York before coming on to Atlanta. Miss
Frances Nunnally, who has been Miss
Anne Orme's guest at Sodus Bay, is
in New York at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Inman, who are
at Poland Springs. Me., will visit New
York en route home, as will also Mr.
land Mrs. Charles Conklin, whose sum
mer home 1s in Maine.
Mr and Mrs. H. M. Atkinson and
Miss Atkinson leave North Hatley,
Canada, early in the fall, and after a
stay in New York will return to At
lanta foi the winter season
I Mrs. Lockhart Entertains.
| Miss Dorothy Breitenbucher. one of
| the first of th u autumn brides, was the
I honor guest at a pretty bridge party to
| day, giving by Mrs. Ellis Lockhart, at
iter home in Inman Park. The game
| was played on the large porch, which
I was decorated in many ferns and palms,
| with swinging baskets of greenery over
| head. After the game, refreshments
I were served in the dining room, which
I was decorated in pink and white as
! ters, quantities of the flowers being
I used about the apartment.
Miss Miriam McDonald, of Cuthbert
the house guest of Mrs. Lockhart, pre
sided at the punch bowl, and the host
ess was assisted in entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. \V R. Simpson.
The prizes were hand-painted china
and hand-embroidered towels. The
score cards were little Cupids in wa
ter colors. The ices and confections
suggested the approaching wedding in
the form of pink and white hearts
Mrs. Lockhart was gowned in white
lingerie. Miss McDonald wore a white
embroidered marquisette gown and
Mrs. Simpson was in gray crepe. The
honor guest wore a brown satin gown
| with a hat of champagne color adorned
I with ostrich feathers.
The guests included Misses Miriam
| McDonald, Mabel Carl.von, Elizabeth
I Johnston. Alice May Massengale, La
' mar Jeter. Ethel Daniel, Irene Bischoff,
of Charleston, and Miriam McDonald,
lof Texas: Mrs. Ardell Kemp, Mis.
I Keith Muse, Mrs. John Cunningham,
> Mrs. J. F. Sewell. Mrs. George Breiten
ibuehei, Mrs. G. R. Glenn. Mrs. Wallet
Wilson, Mrs. O. ('. MeCanne, Mrs.
Charles Willis, Mrs. Jack Lockhart,
Mis. A. D. Guinn and Mrs. Emile
Breitenbucher.
Women s Clubs Scholarships.
Mrs. W. B. Price-Smith, chairman of
scholarships for the Atlanta City Fed
< ration of Women's Clubs, announces
the offer of a scholarship in Cox col
lege, offered by President Cox and the
college faculty. Applicants must he
girls who can enter the freshman class.
Out-of-town applicants are eligible.
References art- required as to moral
standing.
Miss Rosa Woodberry, principal of
the Woodberry school, offers a literary
scholarship in the .collegiate depart
ment of the Woodberry School foi
Girls. Applicants must take a full clas.
sical course References are required
as to moral standing. Out-of-town ap
plicants are eligible. All applications
must be sent at onge to Mrs. W. B.
Price-Smith, 37 Peachtree place.
Miss Willette Allen offers, through
the city federation, a scholarship in her
kindergarten normal training school.
Miss Mary Matthews Entertains.
Miss .Mary Matthews entertained at
a bridge party of three tables today
in honor of Miss Sue Northrop, of Wil
mington, N. the guest of Miss Ma
rion Stearns. The decorations were
of pink roses and ferns, and the prizes
included a new book for the honor
guest and silk hose for top score. The
young hostess and honor guest wore
white lingerie frocks.
FULLBRIGHT FOR SPEAKER.
WAYNESBORO. GA.. Sept, a.—Hen
ry J. Fullbright, who has been nom
inated for re-election to the house of
representatives of Georgia, and who has
already served six years in the house.
PERSONALS |
Miss lola Wise, of Macon, is the
guest of. Miss Katherine Wylie.
Mrs. Max Kuttner. of Rome, who has
been ill with appendicitis, is out again.
Mrs. John Cone Is visiting .in Ma
con. the guest of her brother, Mr. J J.
Jelks.
Miss Arline Scully, who has been
ill for the past two weeks, is much
better.
Mis. W. A. Eubanks, of Dawson, is
the guest of Mrs. Otis Thornton on
Capitol avenue.
Mrs. o D. Gorman, Jr., has returned
from a visit to- her sister, Mrs. R. R.
Jordan, in Macon.
Mrs. Jack Stenton Greenberg, u s
Philadelphia, is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wllensky.-
Misses Pauline and Regina Levison.
of Jacksonville, have returned home
after visiting Mrs. Adolph Samuels for
the past six weeks.
After an absence of two yeprs, .Mr.
F. E. JWacKnight and family have re
turned to Atlanta and are making their
home at 411 Bedford place.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harris are the
guests of Miss Martha Boynton until
Saturday, when they leave for New
York, where they will make their home
in future.
Misses Sue and Caroline Northrop, of
Wilmington. N. return home to
morrow night after a visit here as
guests of Misses Erskine Jarnagin and
Marian Stearns.
Miss Doucette Larendon, of New Or
leans, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Leila P. Sisson, and the Misses Sis
son in Kirkwood Miss Larendon made
Atlanta her home for several years.
Mr. A. P. Herrington and son. Paul,
have returned from New York, coming
by Willoughby’ Beach. Va.. being joined
there by Mrs. Herrington and her two
daughters. Jettie May and Ruth, who
have had a cottage during July and
August.
Back From Your Vacation?
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Piano Facts
the past two months we have been letting the public rest and
taking a breathing spell ourselves. Now’ the Fall is here, and we mean
to make September hum. Our former experience enables us to get a line on
the public pulse of this city and section. In all of our experience we have
found no people who know better how to buy, how to pick out wheat from chaff.
We are in our element in dealing with such people. We have succeeded
in Atlanta beyond our expectations. Now’ we propose to eclipse anything we for
merly did—w’hich means that values and terms never heard of will be offered.
Watch our ads. Come to see us. The results are certain—you w ill surely
go home the proud possessor of a piano that will prove a joy forever.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The ladies of West End Presbyterian
church will serve ice cream, cake and
candy at Howell park from 5 to 10
o'clock tomorrow evening
The Young Women's Athletic club, of
Wesley Memorial church will meet to
morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock in the
Wesley Memorial club rooms.
The regular meeting of the Seventh
Ward Civic club will be held in Howell
park tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs Frank Stewart, chairman of the
school work department of the Home
for the Friendless, requests donations
of school books for the first six grades,
to be used in the school which is con
ducted in the home.
Georgia I.ibbey circle of King's
Daughters and Sons will meet with
Mrs, W. N Hudson. 477 Cherokee ave
nue, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason Henry
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Flemma, to Mr Wil
liam W. Denton, of Shelby. Miss., the
wedding to take place September 17.
at ehthome of the bride’s parents in
West End
WEDDINGS ~
Sewell - Foster.
Miss Grace Elizabeth Sewell and Mr.
French S. Foster were married
evening at the Christian church. Dr. L.
O. Bickers officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Foster left to spend two weeks at
Wrightsville Beach, and on their re
turn w ill be at home at Woodville, Ga.
WAYCROSS TO VOTE ON BONDS.
WAYCROSS, GA.. Sept. 5. If the
proposed bond election is carried on
September 21, business men of Way
cross will get a substantial decrease in
fire insurance rates before another yehr
passes. From the bond issue a cer
tain sum is proposed for improvements
to the tire and waterworks depart
ments.
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