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6 A TTRARRT’S RT'NDAV AFRICAN, ATLANTA, CA., SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1212 T nrTOK, July 26.—-Mrs. Vina H#n- dsrson, fit Bsinbrifife. wu th* w#*k-*nd ipupst of Mr# Oren ftftbprt*. Mr* B W. Ooodman and children I#ft Thursday for OdatMdale. Ml*# Joanne Phllhaut, of Xapoloon. villp. La., is tht fue*t of Mi*f> Effle ftcarboro Mia* Winnifrsd Cumlln, 'vhh wam the gusst of Ml»s Maurine RidgdiH, loft ThunMay for it Maryt Mis* Marion Woolay returned to Atlanta Thursday. Mrs ft D Smith la the ruait of her brother, A. H. Smith, In Cordele. Mr* W. M. Thurman and children, of Atlanta, are tha guast* of Mia. W. L. Harman. Mia* Tommla McOuirt If the fueat of Miss Ella Sanford in Thomaaville Mr* A P. Hunter and ron. Prank art apandinf the summer with Mr and Mr* W. W. Timmons JffM Corn Stephen* 1* in Macon Mrs. R. G Postell and eon, Carlisle, returned Wednesday from Atlanta Monticello and other North Georgli points. Misses Maurine and Wilma Rldg dill. Winnifred Cumlln, Lula Mae and Kntelle Morgan. Marie and SarahCol- rord and Desaie Mtifrow were the ftiembtrs of a picnic party to Murrow Springs Wednesday Mr*. J. B Mur* tow and Mrs. J. & Ridfdill were the chaperons Miss Alexandra Rhodes entertained at tea Wednesday in honor of Miss Marguerite Drake, of Thomusvlllo Those present were Mlaees Margue fite Drake Effle Scarboro, Maude and Kellie Timmons and Alexandre fthodes. John Fountain. Tyeitnon Row an Dr. C. R Dickert. Dr. E B. Mount. Sir. and Mr* J W. Eason and Mrs L. A Rhode*. Mrs. 1/. P Thurman entertained W ednesday for little Mis* Anna Shep hard Thurman, of Atlanta Rook, hearts dice and upjlnks were played. Misaes Grace Fulwood and Laura Coe Curved punch. Mrs. I L. Ford chaperoned a picnic' party to Lucy Lake Tuesday. Those In tlMipArty were Misses Wynona and Ploy fVrrd and Aurelia Hargrett, Ben Jdoore, C. E Foy, Arthur Hollings worth and Dr E B Mount. for h two months’ stay in the North I Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carmichael are in Baltimore. Miss Julia Curry is being entertain- J ed as the guest of Miss Fannie Belle j Walts, in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson have returned to their home in Dublin aft er a visit with Mrs. W. J. Wood and Mrs E. C. Robinson. Mias Clio Carmichael Is spending some time a* the guest of Mias Mar garet Ruflhton and Mrs. Stewart Rob erts in Atlanta. Misses Vera and Jessie Jones have as their guest Miss Carrie Knott, of Locust Grove. Mr. and Mr*. Q B. Oarreker left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Zebulon Mrs. H. A. Butner and sister, Mis* Roberts, of Greenville. S. are guests of Mrs. C A. Butner and Mis* Annie J,ou McCord. Mis. J. W. Crum is at hom* from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sasnett Crum in Wilmington, N. C. Miss Annie Catching* Crum is vis iting Miss Annie Kieth in Spartan burg Cartersville — ARTERBVTM.E, July 26—Mis*** Thomasville j T M ILt.eDCBVILLE. July 28.—The marriage of Mis* Tlllle Smltu, of Montezuma. to E. Culver KMd took place at Montezuma Wed nesday. Mr Kidd wa? accompanied to Mon tezuma &v O. R Horton. Malcolm riemtster, Steyart, Wootten and George Nottingham. of Macon. Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs. Kidd left for Savannah, em- jarklng for Ne« York, Niagara, To ronto and a run through Thousand Islands, stopping On their way home gt Washington Mr* Caflyia Cobb, of Athens, ia Visiting Mrs Ed Treanor. Miss Clara Williams has returned from the mountains and Waynesboro. blisses Elbe and Marie Grenade are attending a house party at Hurtsboro. Ala Mrs. T. O Powell, Mrs. Julia W Misses Jessie Allen Francis Conn are Falls, Judge and MrSi E R Hind* enter talned the men’s class of the Metho dist Sunday school last Thursday Miss Mary Lawrence Is visiting Sarnesville Miss Bertha Ghoieon has returned from a visit to Florida. Mias Verde Montgomery ha* re turned from a Vlilt to Oconee Springs. Miss Myrtle MoDerrttot I* attending g l ouse party at Agricola this New HOMASVII.I.E. July ill.—For-her guest, Mlsj Ellen Joseph, of Mil- ledgeville, Miss Alice Parker uas the hostess on Thursday evening ut ■ poren party. Miss Caroline Higgins left week for a visit to friends In Jersey end Maryland. Miss Alice Parker has returned from a visit to friends In Moultrie. Miss Mary Merrill and Miss May Patten will leave next week for East Orange. V. J. Miss Marianne Watt will leave on Monday for Savannah, where she will spend a short time as the guest of Miss Margaret Charlton. VlUr Florid* Stevens, Of Norfolk, is th* guest or Mr* F I. MacIntyre. Miss Minnie Weldon Is spending some time at Pablo Beach. Fla. Miss Josephine Porter, of Apalach icola, Pis , is visiting Mrs. J. W. Pea- C Miss Ellen Joseph, of Mllledgevtlle, it vifltlng Miss Alice Parker. ' Mrs. M. R. Mallette left this week for Montgomery and will later go to Baltimore for a stay or some weeks Miss Kate Mack left this week for New York for a stay of some weeks. Miss Emmie Plowden. of Dickey, was th* guest this week of Mrs. W. A. Pringle, Jr. Miss Susie May Dreger. of Atlanta, is visiting Mrs +, C. Mitchell. Miss MrGiilrt of Tlfton. is the guest of Miss Ella Bandford. Mrs fthydon Mays and children left thie week for Marietta and will spend the remainder of the summer at the Whitlock Hons* In that city. Miss Myrtle Goff, of Valdosta, is visiting Mrs R W. Harris Mr and Mrs P. 0. Loveless left this week for Tiverton, R. I., where they will spend the remainder of the summer Miss Lilly May McKlnieyr of At lanta, i- the guest for a short time of Miss Mattie Rigsby. Mrs M G Thornton, of Abbeville, Ala . and Mrs R. W. Thornton. of Dothan, are the guest* of Mrs. R L Dekle Mis? Hilton Evans of Tampn, Dia ls visiting Mrs. William McMiJIen. ‘ Gladys and Zeta White are ex- - pected home next week from Savannah, where they have been the guests of Miss Gladys Cassell*. Miss i 'as«ells will probably accompany them home for a visit in Cartersville. Miss Rachel McEntyre had as her guests last week Misses Lucy Green and Gladys Mitchell, of Atlanta, and Miss Lonnie Mae McEntyre, of Rock Spring. Mr. and Mrs Lee Womelsdorf en tertained Tuesday evening with a de lightful swimming party. After the swimming a supper was served at the clubhouse, followed by songs and con versation I-ater in the evening a wa. termelon rutting was enjoyed. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Howard and family. Mr. and Mrs. V>\ W. Young and family. Mr. and Mr*. Horace Howard ami family. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Peeples arid faintly. Ml. and Mrs. Paul Akin, Mr and Mrs. Robert MunfOrd, JHr and Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mr. and Mr*. Felton Jone.-, Mr. and Mr*. Nat Granger Mr and Mrs. Miller. Mrs Stella Brumby, Harry Womelsdorf. Mrs Lila Morgan. Captain J. J. Cal houn, Garner Jnne- and John Calhoun. Misses Mildred Matthews and Sue Lou Hull left Wednesday morning for WOOlsey, where they will be guests at a house party given by Miss Addle Lou Ssms. Miss Rohena Shaw, of Atlanta, is the atlrartive guest of Miss Irene Shaw. Miss Ethel Adair returned home Tuesday from a visit to Rom# Thursday evening the younger set enjoyed a moonlight picnic at the country place of Mr and Mrs. Ruohs Pyron. Waycross w turned from Pablo Beach. Mr*. Lorena McGulIy and her little srronddaughter. Mary Lorena, left Tuesday for 81. Marys. Mias Quasi*- Spence, of Pelham, is visiting her brother, E. J. Spence. The W. C. T. U. had an ice cream festival In th* courthouse square on Wednesday afternoon. % Mrs. George Bitzf-r and family have gone to Harrisonburg, Va. Mrs. W. W. Garpenter and her little daughter have gone to their home at Plymouth, Fla. Mrs. Henry Pullen, of Atlanta. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. L. J. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy MoCully, Mrs. D. W Aldman and Misses Harriet and Mary Converse left on Tuesday for New York. Miss Luelle Strickland left last Monday for Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Stampler and children left Wednesday for Colum bia, 8. C., to v^sit relatives an*J friend**. Mrs. Smith Davis left Wednesday for Asheville. Mrs. PL P. Rose and her daughters have returned from Pablo Beach. Misses Annabel Converse and Vir ginia Varnedoe have gone to Way- cross to spend a few days with Miss Elizabeth Dimmock. Miss Gertrude Monroe has returned from Jacksonville flhe was accom panied home by her little cousin, Miss Eloise Roberts. Cordele c turned from a trip to South Carolina. Misses Corinne Beverly and Lucile Matthews are the guests of Mrs. W. W. Phillip*. Mrs. Fred Walters, of Cordele, and Miss Ann Hughes, of Statesboro, are the guests of Mrs. Bob Wynne. Miss Sylvia Harris, of Montgomery, will be the guest of Mrs. App Herr- man. Miss Catherine Pennington Is at «, . ,,, . _ . . . . | home after spending the past three Mrs. J. H. Shipp made highest score weekj| wUh ^ iendB 8 an( j relatives in ORDELE, July 26—Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. 8. Sheppard was the hostess to the member? of the Young Matrons’ Club. Rook was the game played. C JacKson 3 j ACKSON. July 26.—Mr. ftrtd Mrs. G. E. Mallett, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Copeland. Mrs. Emma Mai- lett and Mis* Mary Newton form a pnft> of Jackson people at St. Si- fhons Island Miss Georgia Rice, of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss Helen Smith and Vas the honor guest at a dinner party Saturday evening at the Wigwam, In- Sian Springs. Miss Rosa Newton leaves Tuesday DON'T FEAR SUNBURN pi ITZGERALD. July 26.—A lawn party was gtven by Miss Emily 1 Griffin in honor of her cousin, Miss Edith Harrell, of Cumberland, this week Those tnvifed were Dorothy Thur mond, Margaret Wise, Elizabeth Mc Carty. Martha Turner, Martha Bell Spiller. Merle Scarborough. Corrine bis, Marion Dunn L*ura W hit ley. Hazel Mayes. Mildred Hall. Lillie Mae Hughes. Josephine Manning, Maud Paulk and Mamie Calloway. Mrs. James Oates, of Live Oak. Fla., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Chan dler. Mrs. J. E. Anderson is visiting Li Montgomery. Mfs. J. W. Swearinger has returned to her home in Jacksonville after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sedlmyer. Mr. and Mr*. Homer Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reid have gone to Cumberland Island. Mrs. Ackerman and children left re cently for a visit in Atlanta. Mrs. J. D. Mashburn and daughters, Misses Emmie apd Mayrtte, left Wed nesday for Asheville. Mrs E. B. Braswell, of Fitzgerald, is visiting her friend, \liss Corinne 1 Cunyus. Mrs. Braswell i» remembered in Atlanta aa Miss Johnnie Brough ton. Miss Helen Matthews returned Tuesday from a pleasant Visit with relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. J. R. Tippett and Miss Eugene Blade, of Hawkinsvllle. are guests >f j Mr. art(1 Mrs. J. C. Holder. Fay Wyman and Mias Mary Paul wero quietly married recently. Lx"" Miss Atha Meyer entertained Mon day at a reception in fconor of her at tractive guest, Miss Annie Browning, of Lakeland, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Yancey M. Bowles, who were recentlv married. AYCROSS, July 26.—Mr*. J. L. Walker and daughter, Miss An nie Laurie Walker, have re turned from St. Simons Island. Miss Annie May Bates, of Willls- ton, S. C., is the guest of relatives. Miss Ora Scarborough has returned to her home in Statesboro. Miss Myrtise Adams was the guest of relatives in Riackshear this week. Miss Sarah Honk has gone to Cal houn. Mr and Mrs. B. N. Norvel returned Wednesday from North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bates, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bates, will return to their home at Elko, S. C., to-morrow'. Mrs. A, B. Cochran leaves shortly for Tennessee. Mrs. A. I. Griffin and children have returned from a visit to White Oak. Miss Ethel BroacLshaw, of Charles ton, S. C. f is the guest of Mrs. H. S. i-Mj Bose Mrs. W. A. Me Knight is visiting in Macon. Mrs. 0. E. Williamson and little daughter are visiting in Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tubbs returned this week from a visit to Black Mountain. N. C, Mrs R E. Finn and children left this week for St. Simons. MiS* Clara Wo6d, of Brunswick, is visiting Mrs. R. T. Hitch. Mrs. B. T. Pharr and two daugh ters. of Houston, are guests of Mrs. A. M. Litch. Mrs. Emma Mannin, of Dublin, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. P Brewer. Mrs. A. M. Bailey and children re turned Wednesday from McDonald. Mrs. G. W. Julian, of Tifton, is the guest of Mrs. M. M. Crawley. Mrs. W. R. Beach left this week for Philadelphia Mrs J. T. Strickland visited friends ar Bickley this week. Miss Grace Taylor left Wednesday for Virginia. Mrs. McIntosh Noble left Wednes day for Asheville. Miss Rachael McKee returned to her home at Klriderloti Thursdav aft er a visit to Misses Lucile and Nell Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Pago Anderson and Mrs. Wayne Walker have returned from a visit to Pablo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Knight. Jr., spent the week on St. Simons island. Mrs. T. F. Broadwater has returned from a visit to relatives in Virginia. Mrs. W. M. Bird has returned from a visit to Jacksonville. Mrs. Otis Bell was the guest this week of relatives in Quitman. Misses Lucile Slit ton and Ellen Goodrich have returned from Jack sonville. .rawfordsville AMILLA. July 26—Miss Maude Haddock, of Kestler; Miss Katie McCall, of Atapulgus, and Miss Patty Wilson, of Bainbridge, are tire guests of Mrs. Robin Cochran. Miss Fannie Haynes, of Lommer- ton Ala., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C. McNight. Miss Lucile Black of Jacksonville, is the guest of Miss Claude Davis. Miss Rose Cox and her sister, Mrs. E. E, Cox, are spending the summer in Marietta. Miss Margaret Hughes, of Cordele, 1* the guest of Miss Susie Belle Hughes. ,,, , Mrs. G. A. Gibbs, of Homerville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Collins. . , Miss Willa Vera Almand. who has heen the visitor of Mrs J. C. Wilson, went to Albany yesterday, where she will visit Miss Susie Brown. Miss Emma Bibb, of Kinderlou, is visiting Miss Mareeline Twitty, Mrs. R. L. Pope left Tuesday for Albany. , , Miss Sarah Hilliard is visiting Miss Maude Livingston in Newton. ML* Sadie May Wade has gone to Cutbbert. where she will be the guest of Miss Mary Davenport. Miss Kathlene Acre* has returned after a visit to Miss Sevellle Arthur, of Albany. Miss Myrtle Brown Is expecting Miss Lillian Britt, of Tlfton, a* her guest. Miss Marie Owen, of Enterprise, Ala , is the guest of Miss Mary Baggs. Miss Susie Belle Hughes and her mother. Mrs. E. A. Hughes, are visit ing relatives in Montlcello, Fla. Mrs. B J Falreloth. of Quitman, after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Faircloth. has returned home. Miss Leah Gardner, of PavO, is the guest of Mrs. B. C Gardner Miss Annie Ruth Spence Is In Quit- man visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. B Bennett Mr. and Mrs. F. H. GroOver. of Sa vannah. are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Faircloth. Miss Verdi Holton Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Kate Bolton, in Fort Val ley. Mrs. J. C. Turner entertained Tues day afternoon in honor of Miss Helen Lewis. Mr. and Mrs TT. M. Faircloth and Misses Agnes Acree and Annie May Collins left Friday for an autOmobiie trip on the Gulf Coast. Miss Ruth Collins, of Holder, Fla., is visiting relatives. Mrs. Wilson Joiner, of Albany, re turned home after a visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Joiner. Miss Freddie Wade and her mother, Mrs. J. P. Wade, of Quitman, are the guests of Mrs. J. P McRee. Mrs. Sam Kendel. of Albany, is spending the week-end with Mrs. G. W. Swindle. Mrs. J. T Fenn and little daughter, with Miss May Travis, have returned to their home in Birmingham after a visit to Mrs. L. J. Hay. Miss Hattie Heath returned home Monday from Moultrie, where she was the guest of honor at a house party given her by Miss Lucile Autry. Mrs. R. T. Cochran and children are visiting relatives in Shellman. Miss Susie Fleming returned Sat urday after a visit to her sister in Tifton. and was presented a cutglass salad bowl. Misse'- Anna .and Katherine Whatley, of Fort Gaines, being honor guests, they were presented with evening fans. Miss Marie Scandrett has returned from several weeks’ stay with friends at Little Rock, Mobile and Birming ham. Miss Inez Hyman will leave early In August for a visit to Mias Mamie Slade at Griffin Miss Mary McArthur has returned from a stay with her sister, Mrs. W. H Farrior. of Jacksonville. Mrs. I^eo Marshall and children, of Jacksonville, are visiting her parents, I Dr. and Mrs. J A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Coffman, of Johnson City, Tenn . are spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fenn. Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and Mrs. C. B. Whatley entertained at a series of afternoon parties during the week In honor of their house guests, Mrs. Odell Allison Gilbert. Of West Vir ginia, and Misses Anna And Katherine Whatley, of Fort Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Livingston are spending the summer with relatives at Seneca and Gr.-snville, S. C. Misses Stell Colwell and Birdie Bul loch are spending the week-end at St. Simons. Miss- Van Mitchell, of Butler, Is the guest of Mrs. William Scandrett. Miss Lamar Ryals is being enter tained at the home of Miss Rose Tate at Shelbyville, Tenn. Miss Mabel Barber has returned from a visit to Captain and Mrs. Sam Barber at Vidalla. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church was entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Edward Stallings. Mrs. M. R. Smith entertained with a party Wednesday morning Eastman Atlanta, Covington, Shady Dale and Tallulah Falls. Thursday evening a party of young folks was invited to meet Mi?s Co- rinna Beverly and Miss Lucile Ma thews, of Hawkinsvllle. and Albert Hargrove at a porch party given by Mrs. W. W. Phillips. Mrs. J. A. Paxson and little daugh ter, Eugenia, are the guests of rela tives in Abbeville. Mrs. Earle C. Chandler, of Valdos ta, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Burch. Miss Mayme Arthur is the guest of friends and relatives in Cuthbert. Miss Anlce Johnson, of Atlanta, and LeRoy Johnson, of Macon, aj’e spend ing a few days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Mias Estora Jackson, who has been on a visit to Cochran, has returned home. Mrs. J. H. Hewitt and children, of Leesburg, Fla., are the guests of Miss Kyle Arthur. Miss Julia Hall left a few days ago for a few weeks’ visit to Macon, Mon- ticello and other North Georgia towns Misses Valeria and Marjorie McGee are spending a few days with rela tives in McRae. .Mrs T. H. Edwards and Miss Mary Charter left this week for Chalybeate Springs. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilkins have re turned from a visit to Atlanta. Mrs. W. L. Mathers and little daughter, Martha Doane, have return ed to their home in Macon. Mrs. M. A. Earle, of McRae, is the g-uest of relatives. Miss Julia Hall entertained the “Noisy Nine" Friday evening in honor of Miss Emily Bealer’s guest, Miss Ka/thleen McKnight. of Murfreesboro, Tenn. been the guest of her mother. Mrs. W. H. Turner. Mrs. Robert Fitts and little sons, Andrew and Frances, left Friday for New nan and Turin. Miss F.thel Tumlin, of Birmingham, will arrive Saturday to be. the guest of her mother, Mrs. \V J. Tumlin Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Padgett, of At lanta, arrived In the city Saturday. Mr. Will Webb and Miss Marie Per due were married Sunday afternoon, Rev. R. A. Edmendeon officiating. Miss Winnie Reeves is visiting friends in Grantville. Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Lovvorn, of Bowdon spent Sunday in the city, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Roop. Misses Mary” and Winnie Austin and Mary Snead are visiting friends near Temple. Miss Lizzie Radford, of Monroe. 1st tire guest of Mrs. R. D. Jackson. Mrs. Hilton Tyus entertained the Ladies Bridge Club Wednesday. Mrs. Wiliam Lyle, left Tuesday for her home in Augusta. Mrs. J. A. Base and Miss Maude Baas left Tuesday for Birmingham. Mrs. L. J. Brock and children and Mrs. J. R. Miller left Tuesday for Li- thonia. Mrs. W. L. Fitts entertained a few friends Tuesday afternoon at a sew ing party. Miss Grace Blalock returned Sun day from a visit to her sister, Mrs. T. E. Maxwell, of LaGrange. Mrs. J. H. Garrett left Monday for a visit to friends and relatives in Edwardsville, Ala. Mrs. T. B. Bailey, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, of Bristol. Va., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thomasson. Mrs. Henri Honrath, of Jackson ville. is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Brown. Miss Alice Weems returned Satur day from a visit to Jacksonville, Ala. Mrs. J. D. Perryman left Monday for Tallapoosa. Miss Bell Hitchcock, of Atlanta, is visiting her cousin, MU* Nolle Mc- Kown. Mesdames C. E. Roop and Fannie Veal returned Tuesday from Pied mont Springs. Miss Annie Slade left Tuesday for Columbus. Mrs. W. A. A. Anderson, of 'Wash ington, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown. The Jokers*' Club met Tuesday aft ernoon with Miss Annie Maude New'. Miss Elma Boykin will leave Fri day for Gillsville. Glooms Disappear When You Enter The Bonita Theater. No gloom can stand the fipi- dispen&ing Allen and Kenna com pany at the Bonita Theater. They are the delight of thousands^who visit this beautiful little play house and capacity has been the houses since the first day of this company. Good singing, dancing, pretty girls and clever comedians; that’s the story. E C LaGrange A GRANGE. July 26.—Mrs. J. A. Jones, of Summit, is visiting ’ her sister, Mrs. D. L Ed- | ward*. Miss Louise Freeman is the guest | of Mrs. Louise Young. Misses Edith Lupton, of Atlanta, land Florence Smith, of Yvsilanti, Mich . are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Smith. Mrs Milam has as her guests I Misses Martha Jarell. Mary White t and Marion Taylor, of Greenville. I Miss fttella Kroadfield has returned from a two weeks' visit as the guest I of Mrs Tom Patterson, of Me- I ' Donough. Miss Eleanor Dunson, after visiting in Atlanta and McDonough, has re lumed to LaGrange. Misse* Sarah and Francis Mathews. ! of Decatur, are the guests of Mr. and I Mrs P. H Market. Mises Salome Bradfleld and Mary i Been are the attractive guests your skin. They do so munb to clear ;ir >d Mrs J L. Bradfieid. Mr and Mrs. W S. Davis enter tained in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lance, of Hannibal. Mo. Besides the guests of honor, the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Willis, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson. Mises Stella and Julia Bradfieid. Mary Scott. Ruth Slack and Messrs. Searcy Slack and Lloyd Bra4£eld« CUT1CURA SOAP And Cuticur* Ointment will rare for Ae skin of >unburD. beat rashes, redness and roughness, and do it so quickly and economically. Ciiueura «oa.p and Ointment sokJ throughout the ‘d Liberal sample of each mailed free «ith - xadrem "Cuvlcura. Dept 26, Boston ■have and abampoo with Lvticur* 1 ftM U. U*t ler ikl* an* RAWFoRDSVfLLK, July 26.— Miss Virginia Butler, of Madi son. is spending several days aft the guest of Miss Frances Bulges. Misses Caroline and Mary Emma Gee are visiting in Lithonia as the guests of Miss Lillie Mae Hughes, who is entertaining a house party of her Chioora College rfr) friends Miss Kathleen Melton has returned from Montlcello, where she has been spending some time with Miss Da vidson. One of the interesting social events of the week was the marriage <»f Miss Thelma Williams to Boykin Hollis. Among the Crawfordsville people who are spending th® week at Daniel Springs, a popular resort near her® are Colonel and Mrs. J. A. Beasley, Dr and Mrs. A H Beazley. Mrs. H M. Holden and family. .NUss Minnie Gtive Park, Mrs. J. W Tucker, and Mrs. E. D Anthonv. What bids fair fo be one of th* events of the reason for Crswfords- vflle society is the house party of Brenau girls that Miss Lillian Afebury will entertain durfrtg the first week in August Among those expected to edme are Misses Crawford, of Lex ington. Miss I.ding of Dawson; Mis.- Brock, of Carrollton; Miss Allen, of Elberton. and Miss Wyche. of Ala bama. H A STM AN, July 26.—Mrs. John H. Hargrove is visiting in Dothan. AIsl Miss Annamaude Burch left a few day* ago for Winder. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Gentry and chil dren are spending a few days with relatives in Decatur. Mrs. Fred R. Hall, of BJakely, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Prince are in New York. Mrs. J. D. Herrman and daughter. Miss Hortense, are spending the sum mer at Far Roekaway, Long Island. Mrs. W. R. Hall and son, Harris, after spending a week with relatives in Macon, have returned home. Mrs. J. W, Morris and daughter, Mary Ann. are spending the summer in Selma, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sapp ajid daughter, who have been spending a faw days irt Nashville, Ga., have re turned home. Mrs. D. M. Roberts is spending a few days with friends and relatives in Macon. Miss Claudio Ballley spent last Sun day in Gresston. Mrs. E. Rothols. of Darlington, 8 C., was hopor guest at a reception given by her daughter. Mrs. Harry Hirsch, this week. The other guest of honor was Miss Miriam Morgan, of Savannah. Mrs. H. R. Cooke has been spend ing the past two weeks in Indian Springs and Tallulah Falls. Mrs. H. W. Hurst and children are spending the summer with relatives in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Brock have re- ■ ■ ■■■ J,„ , ,, Villa l?ica L Valdosta ILLA RICA. July 6.—A social ent of much interest was th® marriage of Miss.Annie Powell, of Villa Rica, and Robin Lowry Ber ry, of Jonesboro, Wednesday even ing at S: 30 o’clock. Rev. C. A. Jami son officiating. Miss Caroline Marchman, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and Claude H Hutchinson, of Jonesboro, was best man Little Misses Ellen Pov^ell and NeU Jiles were the flower girls. H. G. Robertson and I. A. Scotts were th* ushers. Following the wedding. Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Powell tendered the wed ding party and guests a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Berry will spend a week at Franklin, N. C. after which they will return to Villa Rica, where they will reside in future. C Carrollton 4RR0ELT6N, July 26—Mrs. Bu ford Boykin, who has Been at Piedmont Springs, returned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney. Of Sa vannah, arrived in the city Monday. Miss Bessie Smith has ben visiting in Atlanta the past week. Miss Mattie Jones, of Griffin, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Grif fin. Mrs R. A. Jolly returned Tuesday from Piedmont Springs, Ala. Miss Isabel Fitts left the first of the week for Piedmont Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McPherson, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Mrs. W. H. Turner and daughters, Rosebud and Mary, left Saturday for a two weks’ visit at Copper Hill, Tehrt., and Culverson, N. C. Mrs. T. A. Conner and little daugh ter, Dorothy, of Bainbridge, returned home Tuesday. Miss Edith Couch and Miss Ruby Martin, of Atlanta, are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Edmondson. Miss Mattie Bou Houston, of Daw son. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Pace. Mrs. Robert Creel, of Jftsper, Ala., is the guest Of relatives here. Mrs. T. H. Collins, of Atlanta, has Satisfaction in glasses depends upon their fitting properly. We strive for the best in refracting, in grinding and in fitting. Oculist service at opticians’ prices. L. N. Huff Optical Company, two stores, 70 Whitehall, 62 W. Mitchell. Adv. Why Endure Sore Feet Here is Positive Easy Cure V ALDOSTA, July 26.—Mrs. John T. Blalock and children hare returned to Valdosta fforti North Georgia. Mrs. James Wooten and her little daughter. Katherine, reached Valdos ta from Savannah this week and are spending soiup time with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Pinder Miss Julia Lambert, of Athens, is The following In said to b* the surest and quickest cure known to eciene* for all f<v»t ail ments "Dlasolva two tablespoonful* of Calo- dde oonapound in a basin of wane water. Soak the feet In this for fu23y fifteen minute*, gen tly ruhhlrir the aore par’s " The effect la really wonderful All soreness goes Instantly; the feet feel delightful. Corns and cal louses can be peekd right off 1 ft gives Immediate relief for sore •unions, sweaty, smelly and ach ing feet A twenty-five cent of Caloctde is said to he suffi cient to cure the worst feet. It works through the jxtres and re moves the cause of »h* trouble ' Don't waste time on uncertain remedies Any j druggist has Calooide compound In stock or he , du get it in a few hours from his wholesale ( house. r. -i -i -i i> .^r-i — A New Victrola At The $75 With Record Cabinet The first Victrola equipped with record cabinet sold for less than $1.00. This new Victrola £ives the Records a most wonderful Tone. Mahogany or oak cabinet—all the very latest improvements—tapering tone arm, “goose neck” sound box tube, brake, speed regulator and indicator. Extra heavy double spring, spiral drive motor (can be wound while playing. Pay $10 Down $7.50 Monthly Call and see this best of all Victrola values, dollar for dollar considered. Geo. W. Willdne, Prcrifunt. 82 £ 84 N. Broad Si. ATLANTA PAY ME FOR CURES ONLY If you have boon taking treatment for weeks and monthe and pay ing oat your hard earned money wlthoat being oured, don't yeu think It Is high time to aocept DR. HUGRES^ GRAfiD OFFER? You will certainly not be out any more money If not cured- Co^ taflon and Examination are Free for the next thirty days. If I decide that your condition will not yield readily tc my treat* raent. I will be honest with you and tell you so. and not aocept your money under a promise of a cure. My treatment will positively are n I win make you ne ekarge for tho following diseases: KIDNEY, BLADDER AND URINARY TROUBLE, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, RUPTURE, ULCERS AND SKIN DISEASES CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON kowniA, Rhtu.ilavls.:i. Catarrhal Affections, Pliea and Fistula and all Nervous, Chronic and Private Diseases of Mon and Women. Newly contracted and chronic Cases of Burning, Itching and Inflammation stopped in 24 hours. I em against high and extortionate foes charged by some physicians ana specialists. My fees are reasonable and no more than you are willing to pay for a cuts. All medicines, the surest and best of drugs, are supplid from my own private laboratory. 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