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TTEARST’S RFTCDAY AMERICAN, ATLANTA, C,A„ SNXDAY. AUGUST in, 1013. 10 A A T7T z/. LS 7\ Macon iy | AGON, Aug 9.—In honor of Miss [VI Estelle Schues.sler, of Blrming- * ■ ham, Mrs. Nettie gchuessler and Mrs. Mary Platt entertained with a picnic at lakeside Park Thursday | evening. , _ . „ The picnickers wore Misses Estelle Schuessleh, Alice Domingos. Gladys | Dasher and Marguerite Taylor, Mrs. , Gus Small, Jr, B. U Johnston, Billy Stevens. William Turpin, Jr., Harold Platt and Burr Domingos. Mias Myra Birdsey entertained at bridge [Friday in honor «*f Miss Mary VeneabBe, of Durham, N. C., the guest of MVss Haora Alice Robert. The Vineville Sewing Club was en tertained Friday by Miss Luride Tur ner. Mrs. Oscar Chambers. Miss Jose phine Aarge and little Miss Frances Man gum have returned from St. Simons, where they staint a month Mr ur*1 Mrs. Rufus Kemp have returned from St. Simons. Misses baum Alice and Fannie Robert complimented tfwir guest, Miss Mary Venable, of Durham, N. C., with a bridge party Thursday. In- | vited to meet Miss Venable were Mrs. R. M. Redding, Mrs. Virgil Thorpe. Mrs. Thomas Holt, Mrs. Maynard Smith, Miss Myra Birdsey, Miss Meta Cubbedge and Miss Anne Townsend Bowdre. ’ Miss Cornelia Adams is attending the Phi Mu convention at Niagara Falls this week. Before returning | home, she will be the guest of Miss : Gladys Shepard at Elberrton. Mrs. Walter Houser and Miss Nora Taylor left to-day for New York, where they wifl sail for Digby, Nova Beotia. _ ! Mrs. B. P. O’Neal has returned, from a month’h stay In the North Carolina mountain*. Miss Margaret Jemlson, who has beep the guest of Miss Helen Wim berly, has returned to her homo in Birmingham Miss Mary Nisfret will return to morrow' from a visit to her sister, Mrs H V. Kell, at Griffln. Miss Sara Sasnett, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mrs. Leon K. Willing ham. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jordan. R. J. Harlan and Miss Edith Harlan leave Monday for a sea trip to Boston. North Winship, a popular young Macon man, who has been United States Consul at the Tahiti Islands for two years, will arrive in Macon next week for a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nat R. Wins hip, before going to Owens Falls, Ontario, Cana da, where he has been assigned for duty. It is probable that MY. and Mrs. Winshlp will spend the ensuing year with their son. Mrs. Walter Lawton. of Jackson ville. la visiting her mother, Mrs. B. T. Ray. Dr. W. N. Ainsworth is spending his vacation at Ocean Grove, N. J., where he addresed the annuai Chau tauqua last Sunday. St. Simons, where she was the guest uf Mrs. Rufus Hawkins. Miss Mary McArthur Is the guest of friends and relative* at Oglethorpe this week. After a visit to her parents, Dr. and Mrs J. A. Ward, Mrs. Leo Mar shall and children have returned to Jacksonville, their home. Ml.ss Beulah Bivins, assisted by Miss Allene Kennedy, entertained a party of girl friends informally at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mathew Wakefield 1* the guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. M. M. McGehee, at Clarkston. A dance was given Monday after noon at the Elks’ ballroom in com pliment to visiting young ladles, among the guests being the Misses Coffman, of Knoxville Tenn.; Miss Ha rah Montford, of Butler, and Miss Neta Reiser, fo Bristol, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willis and Mrs. C. E. Montford were chaperons. Mrs. C. M. McKenzie and daughter, Miss Inez Hyman, have gone to At lanta. to visit Mrs. C. R. Miller and Mrs. L. H. Jacoby, sisters of Mrs. Mc Kenzie. to I A GRANGE, Aug. 9.—Mrs. I. G. Doe left to-day to be the guest of Mr. Doe’s mother, at (J|if- fin, and to visit in Richland and Buena Vista. Mias Joule Miller, of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs. (). B. Dixon. Miss Margaret Kensle has returned from a week’s visit at Murphy, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. (»u« Lane have re turned to Hannibal, Mo., after spend ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Lane. Mrs. J. J. Word. Miss Elizabeth Word, James Howell and Malcolm Ollfellan motored to Atlanta this week. Misses Salome Bradfleld and Mary Scott, who have been guests of La- Grange relatives and friends for sev eral weeks, have returned to TexaH. Miss Mary McCamle left this week for a visit to St. Augustine, Fla. Miss Black left LaGrange Tuesday morning for Manchester, to be the guest of Mrs. Philip Awtrey. Mrs. Minnie Williams and Miss Frances Williams are visiting at Mc Donough. Mrs. Fred Robinson, of Atlanta, is spending some time with relatives in LaGrange. Mrs. A. B. Handley has returned from Auburn, Ala., where she visited Mrs. Willie K. Clements. Mrs J. Wylie Pope, in Jackson ville, Fla. Mias Mari© Wertz has returned from a visit of some weeks to Athens. Miss Edith Howell and Miss Mar tha Anderson, of Macon, who have been the guests of Miss Martha White, returned home this week. Miss Margaret McKay has returned from visits to Knoxville, Tenn., and Macon. Mrs. Isaac Mabbett, of Quitman, has been the guest this week of Miss Ida Helfen Mathews. Mrs. Oscar Groover has been the guest this week of relatives In Iaike City. Miss Lyda Stanaland left this week for Henderson, N. C. Mrs. Will Bowman, of Quitman, was the guest this week of her sis ter, Mrs. Clyde Neel. Miss Marianne Watt is spending August with friends at Jamestown. It. I. Mrs. A. Bennet has returned from a visit to relatives in Savannah. Mrs. M. A. Elder has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Philips, in Atlanta. Mrs. George Beverly has returned j from a short visit to White Springs, Fla. Mrs. Fred Eansor. of Jacksonville, | is the guest this week of her sister, Mrs. M. M. Cobper. Mrs. Amanda Morehouse, of Olym pia, is visiting Mrs. Carl Dasher. Rev. and Mrs. S. L. McCarty and family leave next week for North Carolina to spend the remainder of the summer. cile Autrey are guests of Miss Hat tie Heath, at Camilla, who is enter taining a house party this week. Mrs. .1. E. Holmes is visiting friends at Valdosta. Mrs. S. T. Mercer has returned from Montioello, where she was the guest of relatives. Mrs. J. R. Hackett is spending the summer at Hendersonville, N. C. Miss Edith Barnett, of Greenville, is the guest of Mrs. P. J. Bivins. Misses Evelyn and Irah Crew, of Americus, are the guests of relatives here. Mrs. R. H. Johnson has returned from a visit to Thomasville. Mrs ft. L. Shipp and Miss Mary Shipp left Friday for Saluda. N. C. Mrs. W. H. Humphreys left Thum as, left Thursday for New York and points in the North. They will later be joined by Mrs. Ashley and Misses Laura and Anna Ashley. W. M. Oliver left this week for New York. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smith and Mrs. Walter Godwin and children have re turned from Pablo Beach. Miss Marie Parrish, of Adel, is spending several days with Mrs. A. C. Mizell. Mrs. J T. Wood has returned from LJarnesville, where she visited rela tives. Abial Winn and family have gone to Liberty County to visit relatives. Mrs. J. E. Culpepper and children, Mrs. W A. Jeter and Jeter Pinkston left Tuesday for Macon to visit rela- day for Gainesville, Fla., to spend tives. some time. Misses Esther and Lucile Howell Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Webb left yes- have gone to Atlanta to spend the terday for New York. Wcishinciton Gainesville A IN E8 VILLE, Aug 9.—The wed ding of Miss Bessie Harr iron and J. II. Lamb, of Atlanta, was of great interest to Gainesville society. The ceremony was performed by Dr. R. Kendall, pastor of the First G T. Tifton T I FT ON. Aug. 9.—Miss Olive Ben nett is spending a few weeks at Lyndhurst, S. C., with rela tives. Miss Jimmie Barfield has returned to her home in Perry after a visit to Mis.- Elizabeth Baker was hostess j, er H i©ter, Mrs, A. S. Wellons. Thursday at a sewing party for Miss Rhoda Vandiver, of Anderson, 8. C., and Miss Sara Basnet L of Atlanta. Among the guests were Misses Annie P.iyne Jelks, Jelkrie Lewis, Alice Domingos, Annie Gantt, Nelia Da- mour, Ruth Adams, Mattie Chappell, Ruth Williams, Mamie Adams, Mar tha Riley, Ruth P&ltiUo and Kathe rine Carnes. Miss Fannie Smith entertained with a picnic at Lakeside Thursday for Miss Geraldine Hubert and her guest, Miss Fannie Belle Hubert, of Louisville. Miss Clara Lee ('one and Mias Buena^Barrott. of Milledgeville, are the guests of Miss Hah Polhlll, Mr. and Mrs. E j. Peacock and Miss A. L. Peacock left to-day for an extended Western trip. Mrs. J. B. Smith and children are! ents in ~ syth. Dublin D’ tUBLIN tog 1 Oi of tin* im portant pociul events of the coming week of interest to Dub lin will be the marriage of C. G. Kitchens, of this city, and Miss Julia Porter, of Danville, at the residence of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Porter, next Tuesday afternoon. I Mrs. A. 8. Wellons and children are visiting relatives at Macon, Perry and Bonaire. Miss Lillie Scarboro, of Moultrie, is the guest of Mrs. Frank Scarboro and Miss Effle Scarboro. Mrs. H. Kent and Mrs. D. II. Rose are visiting Mrs. W. B. Hambleton at Mrs. ,K L. C. Wade is visiting her j L on . and mother, Mrs. Stewart, in McRae. Miss Adelaide Hargrett entertained j at a house party this week. Amon the guests were Misses Mary Fannie Majors, Lallie Ford Blanche Ridley, of Sylvester; gin la Williamson, of Albany; Ma^ | Simmons. Sue Martin, of Shellman, and Dorns, Wiley, of Waycross. 1 I Mrs. W. O. Tift has gone to Lake , { Erie to join her daughter, Mrs. F. H. , j Jones, of Pittsburg. I ~ Miss Beatrice Hutchinson enter * talned the younger eoclety set with I 1 five tables of hearts-dice Tuesday aft ernoon. Miss Leila Gatchell won top score prize, and Mtss Montini Davis, of Valdosta, the consolation. Mrs. B. W. Mills and children are visiting Mrs Mills’* Parents. Mr. and Mrs M D. Norman, at Norman Park. Mr and Mrs. H. H. Scarborough Methodist Chuch, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harrison, on Sycamore street. Only the member** of the family were present. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb are at home in Atlanta. The visiting girls and their hos tesses were the honorees at a dunce which the young men gave in the dancing pavilion at Chattahoochee Park. Among the visitors were. Miss Arrington, of Rome; Miss Roberta, of Lavonia; MBw Wojven, of Cordele; Mrs. W. H. Jarrell, of Cornelia; Sam uel Roberts, of Lavonia; R. H. With erspoon, of Atlanta and Roy Strick land and Danna Reiser, of Athens. The chaperone* were Mr. and Mrs. W. C Thomas, Mrs W. H. Jarrell, Lieutenant and Mrs. Pat Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quillian, Mrs. M. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith and Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Logan. Thursday evening the cadets* of Riverside Military Academy enter tained for the girls of the younger social set of Gainesville. Miss Lilia Pickling, of Rome, who is visiting Mieses Helen and Dorothy Dean and Miss Law. was the honoree at a lawn party given by Miss* Law, to which the members of the B. K. Club were invited. Tuesday Miss Elizabeth Black was hostess to the m.mb. ra ot the K. T. c. Club. A delightful party of Tuesday even ing was that at which Miss Winnie Thomas was hostess at her summer home on Spring street. A lovely compliment to two visiting girls was the reception given Wednes day evening by Mrs. J. C. Pruitt for Miss Jeannette Christian, of Elber- Miss Emily Arrington, of Rome. A picnic party was given recently ong by Gaston Simmons and Miss Kate and Simmons for Miss Eloise Thomas, of anf j Kirkwood. The party went to White W ASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—Mrs. William Leon West, of Atlanta, was the guest of honor at a barbecue with which the Misses Chen- nault entertained Wednesday at their country home, sixteen miles north of Washington. About 60 guests from Washington were invited. Miss Louise Livingston, of Augus ta, is visiting Mrs. H. H. Reid. Mrs. Simmons, of Atlanta, and Miss Sallie Green, whom she has been visiting for several weeks, returned to Washington Friday after a short vis it tn Thomson, the guests of Mrs. JI. L. Turner. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence O. Fortson entertain* d the members of the young married set with a bridge party Tuesday evening. Miss Lucy King Lowe left Thurs day f*»r Augusta to Join a party *. f friends and spend several weeks -it Wrightsville Beach. Miss Miriam Pope, of Athens, is spending some ttme in Washington, the guest of Mis» Nannette DuBose. Miss Jene Anthony, of Atlanta, who has been spending several weeks* In Anderson, 8. C., with Mrs. John Sad dler, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kim ball A. Wilheit, here for a week. Mrs. Hattie C. Kemme has re turned after a stay of two weeks in Macon with her son, John C. Kemme remainder of the summer with rela tives and friends. Mrs. C. W. Harris and daughter, Miss Clyde Harris, left on Thursday for an extended visit to relatives at Rochelle and Hawkinsville. Miss Louise Goodloe has gone to Macon to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows and little daughters left this week for Daytona Beach, Fla. Mrs. Fred Long and Miss Aline Long, of Jacksonville, are spending wane time with Mr. and Mrs. Britt Alderman. Mrs. Dan R. Bruce is visiting rela tive^ and friends at Rochelle and PJneview. Turner Jones and W. A. Godwin have gone to New York. tor of the Jackson Baptist Church on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carmichael and daughter, Virginia, are visiting the Rev. and Mrs. B. Lacy Huge, former residents of this city, in Norfolk. Miss Annie Catching* Crum has re turned from Spurtrinburg, w here she was the guest of Miss* Anna Keith. Mrs. R. H. Etheridge and Miss Clara Nolen are at Saluda. N. C. Reuben Millen, of Sanford, Fla., was a visitor to Jackson this week up from Indian Springs. Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Lane, of Macon, spent part of the week with their mother, Mrs. Janie McKibben Mrs. John W. Moore was here from Atlanta this week to s*ee her sister, Mrs. Y. A. Wright, who has been critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wright and Charles Johnson are on a motor trip to South Georgia and will spend some time w'ith their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. .II. Jordan, in Broxton. Covington C OV] Ea ronton Vlr- Sulphur Springs, chaperoned by Mrs Milledgeville They will spend several weeks In the left this week for Jacksonville, where mountains* of North Carolina before I they will make their home returning to Dublin to make their were joined at Waycross t>y Ml Si home ! Mellona Scarborough, who has been Miss Louise Walker and Mrs. Ed- visiting her sister. Mrs. Knight, mund Wellington, after spending sev. Colonel and Mrs. J. S. Hidgmii an t eral weeks as tlu guests* of relatives j family are visiting in Atlanta, tnei and friends, have returned to Gaines- former home. ville Fla. j Mr. and Mrs. C. B Holmes and Mrs. Omer Coney has been spend- children were the week of ing several weeks at Indian Spring. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Forrest in At- Mrs. J. E. Smith, Jr., is at Indian j lantn Spring attending the annual camp I meeting now in progress there. Miss Maggie Wood left this week ! for'a vis’it to Cornelia and other points in Northeast Georgia Misses Jerylie and Fannie May Topp, of Atlanta, have been attend ing a house party given by Miss Mary Horne near Dublin this* week. Mr. and Mrs. lzzie Bashinski and | son, Horace, with Sam Bashinski, left this week for Hendersonville. N C, going through the country In their car. Mis*s Marie Lacey is visiting in ; gwainsboro and will go to her old I home in Charlottesville, Va. Miss Rose Srheuerman, of Nash ville. Tenn., is the guest of Miss (Yura Smith. Miss Maud Paulk has returned from Athens, where she attended summer sehool. Mrs. O. N. Gregg left this week for Ohio. Indiana and Michigan. Thomasville i Cordele [THOMAS VILLE, Aug. 9.—Misses Marie Ashley, Harriet Deal, Louise Roberts, Irvine Denmark and Dan Ashley, from Valdosta, were the guests this week of Mrs. F. L. MacIntyre. Miss Julia Daniels is the guest of aro visiting relatives at Warrenton. \/| ILLEDGEVILLE, Aug. 9.—Misses j | Mae and Alma Stembrldge will leave next week for Indian Springs. Mrs. L. C. Hall. Misses Maud Nor- 7is Alice, Emily and Norris Hall ore spending the month of August in Car- tersville. Senator and Mrs. DuBose, of Ath ens, spent the week-end with thc.r daughter. Mrs. Marion Allen. Judge and Mrs. John Allen are In Atlanta this week. Miss Frances Cone is visiting rela tives in Sparta. Mrs. Ed Laurence has returned from a visit to relatives in Tennes see Misses Lucy and Myrtis Brown have returned from Chautauqua, N Y. Miss Mattie Hall celebrated ner eleventh birthday with a party on the lawn of her home Wednesday after boon. Among those present were Mattie Day Vaughan, Genevieve Joseph, Ja?k Day, Charles Shell, Joe Andrew e. Ro berta Laurence. Marjorie Ennis, Mary Hall, Hartley Hall and others. Miss Laura Shirley entertained at a porch party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. B. P. Searcy and family left Thursday for Missouri, where they go to make their home. Mrs. C. W. Richter left Tuesday for her home tn Miami, Fla. Miss Cora Mahone, of Valdosta, is visiting Mrs. Hal Brown. Miss Mary Harris,' of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss Sarah Hall. Mrs. F. B. Underwood and children pz. ATONTON, Aug. 9.-—Miss Effie Rogers and Miss Ida Mae Myers, of Atlanta, who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs W. D. Hearn, at their suburban home, will return home Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Hearn. „ , , Miss Mildred Elkin and Miss Ethel Noble, of Atlanta, will visit Dr. and Mrs. V. II. Taliaferro. Miss Nina Jenkins, who has been the guest of Robert Jenkins, has re turned to her home at Griffin. Mrs. F. M. Dennis left Monday to visit Mrs. H. D. Spivey at Monticel- lo. Miss Cecile Tngram, Miss Mildred Walker and Miss Sara Hearn, chap eroned by Mrs. Sarah Hudson, left Wednesday for Indian Springs to spend two weeks at the Wigwam. The party will be joined there by Miss Claire Greene, of Milledgeville, and Miss Maggie Belle Thaxton, of Jack- son. A large contingent of the young society set attended the reception given by Mrs. Lee Tuggle at her home on the Harmond road in honor of the Misses Maddox, of Covington; the Misses Redmann, of Helena, and Miss Patrick, of Conyers. Miss Ruby Nelson is visiting the Misses Andrews, at Indian Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin and Robert Stubbs spent the past week end at Indian Springs, going over in,I Mr. Griffin’s car. Misses Ruby and Emmie Williams , have returned from Monticello. An event of the week was Mrs. Clarence Alford’s party for the Bo hemians on Wednesday afternoon. After an interesting game of forty- two, ices and cake were served. Misses Lois and Mildred Allen, of FloviUa. are guests of Mrs. I. G. Scott, Jr. Dr. J. D. Weaver entertained a number of friends at a barbecue at his country home Thursday noon. Miss Nellie Leslie and Miss Lucile Whiddon, of Dothan, Ala., who have been the attractive guests of Miss Mildred Greene, returned home Wed nesday. Misses Helen and Isabel Denham entertained at a reception Wednes day evening in honor of Mr. Torbert and Miss Smith, of Madison. Mrs. J. D. Watterson and children have returned from Rogersville. ** OVINGTON, Aug. 9.—Misses Maggie and Carrie Beck Davis returned Friday from a ten days’ trip to the mountains of North Georgia and to Murphy, N. Mrs. Bain Terrell and Mrs. Clar ence Terrell entertained at the Lyric Theater Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Blalock, of Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Lester Lee. Mrs. Charles H. White and the Misses Christine and Annie White, who spent the past month at Chau tauqua, N. Y., have returned. Miss Louise Moore, of Macon, who has been the guest of Miss Grace Whitehead for several weeks, left Thursday for Atlunta to visit Mrs. B. C. Butler. Miss Caroline Wooten entertained a few friends informally with a sew ing party Thursday morning at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Pace, in honor of her guest. Miss Louise Richardson, of Atlanta. Mrs. D. J. Jones and the Misses Etta McRee and Katie Elder left Fri day for an extended visit to Au gusta, Spartanburg and the moun tains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Garrison enter tained with a spend-the-day party Monday in honor of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black. Miss Berniee Breedlove returned to her home in Monroe Wednesday after spending several days with Miss Florence Wells. Tzgerald 1 FITZGERALD, Aug. 9.—Miss Rena Godfrey is visiting her cousin, Miss Hortense Hardie, of Gainesville. Mrs. E. C. Miller has gone to Chat tanooga to visit Mr. Miller’s rela tives. Miss Libbie DeLoach, of Talbot- ton, is the guest of Miss Mayme Huff. Mrs. Lon Dickey and little daugh ter, Kathleen, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Shaefer, are spending the month at Chalybeate Springs. MisS Fannie Boyd will leave in a few days to visit Miss Geneva Moritz in Mobile. An enjoyable affair of this week was a picnic party at Lucy Lake ; n honop of Miss Eunice Tyson, of Cor dele. Mrs. J. B. Roberts chaperoned the party. Robert L. Dunn and family, of Louisiana, are visiting Mr. Dunn’s fa ther. W. L. Dunn. Among the social affairs of the week was Mrs. L. L. Griner’s tea Wednesday afternoon. The hostess was assisted by Miss Kadie Griner The guests included Mesdames D. B. Nicholson, of Macon; J. L. McCarty. Riley Eigen, E- A. Russell, T. J. Dickey, Fred Shaffer and Clayton Jay. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Watts, of Ma con. are visiting Mrs. C. A. Fretwell. Miss Edna Watkins has returned from the State Normal School at Ath ens, where she took the summer course. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graham have returned from New’ York. Mrs. Cecil Brown has as her guests this week Mrs. A. L. Powell, of La Grange, and Miss Ida Powell, of Vien na. who have been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Osgood F. Cook, left Wednes day for Blackshear, where they will reside. Their home was formerly tn Valdosta. Mrs. Edgar Allen Stubbs returned yesterday from Sparta, where she visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dessau Bunn, who have just returned from a visit f o Atlanta and Athens, were guests th;> week of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Bunn en route to St. Simons Island. Miss Mary Maude Gibson, who has been visiting Mrs. A. K. Sharpe, has returned to her home in Macon. Mtss Susie McGee has returned from a visit to relatives in Thomas ville. Mrs. J. P. Hilton, of Screven, is visiting relatives in Waycross. Mrs. E. B. Thayer and children %nd 6ister, Mrs. Flanders, will leave short ly for North Carolina for a few weeks’ visit. Mrs. F. A, Smith, of Jacksonville, Is the guest of Mrs. A. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Turberville and lit tle son, of Thomasville, are guests of relatives In the city. Mrs. J. I. Ketterer and Mias Jessie Ketterer will leave in a few days for White Sulphur Springs, Fla., for a visit of several weeks. Mrs. Ben Grace, of Screven, was the guest this week #f her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Bellinger. Misses Bessie and Genevieve Hug gins left Thursday for Climax to visit relatives Miss Mary Deen entertained Wed nesday with a rook party. The prize for the high score was won by Miss Carl King. Miss Irene Crawford is visiting relatives in Savannah. Miss Theresa Hilliard has returned to Densmore, Fla., after a visit to Mrs. John C. McDonald. After a visit to relatives in Savan nah. J. L. Ives has returned to Way- cross. Miss Kathleen Broadfleld, of Co lumbus, is the guest of Miss Frances Fleming. Mrs. J. E. Phelan has returned from a several weeks’ visit to Thomas ville. Mrs. E. Z. Mann visited relatives .n Thomasville this week. Mrs. Uley J. Williams, who has heen visiting Mrs. Alice Nixon, re turned to her home in Tallahassee Wednesday. Miss Eva Acosta, of Blackshear. visited Mrs. Charles L. Redding this week. ont. The oot-of-town guests wpre. Misses Bertie Tanner of Lawrence- villc, Lillie May and Bertie Pirkle of Auburn, Frances Robinson of Mur- ryville, Sarah Mayo of Social Cifcie, Lucy Finger of Gainesville, Ralph Lott and Willie Hill Hoseh of Hosch- ton, William and Oscar Summerour, Tom Burson, Bee Robinson and Er nest House of near Winder. Swainsboro S WAINBBORO, Aug. 9.—Mies Car rie Spenre is In New York. Miss Claudia Thompson la visiting relatives at Graymont. Dr and Mrs. Henry Bell, of Sa^ vannah. are visiting in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kickllghtar, of Glenville. are the guests of the lat ter's mother, Mrs. John McLemore. Mrs Cora V. Rountree wag a vis itor to relatives at Graymont during the week-end. Misses Ida Bell and Mary Leigh Williams are on a visit to relatives in Monroe and Atlanta. Miss Bertha Durden, of Graymont. will go in a few days to Claxton, where she will be musical Instructor in the high school. Leesburgj I EESBURG, Aug. 9—Mra. J. P. Callaway is on an extended tour * - to the West, having left this week for California. Mrs. E. B. Lee and children have gone to Atlanta to Join Representa tive E. B Lee, of Lee County, in a ten-day visit at Indian Spring. Malcolm N. Fleming, of Atlanta, was a visitor here this week. Miss Elizabeth Jordan, of Albany, is the guest of Miss Ruth Harris. Mrs. H. F. Lee, of Montgomery, Ala., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pruett. Waycross w AYCROSS, Aug. 9.—Mrs. J. A. Mallette has returned to her home in Thomasville, after a Mrs!"William Hollingsworth and visit to her mother. Mrs. J. T. Watt. W INDER, Aug. 9.—A party was given by Miss Lillie Bell Robinson in honor of Miss Annie Lott, of Hoschton. Little Misses Lois Robertson, of Atlanta, and Montine Robinson pre sided over the punch bowl. About sixty-five guests were pres- A CWORTH, Aug. 9.—Mrs. John Randolph Humphries enter ed in compliment to her sister, Mrs. D’Armand Breard, of Monroe, La., on Thursday afternoon. Receiving with Mrs. Humphries and Mrs. Breard were Mrs. McMillan and Miss Mabelle Vaugha-h, of Mon roe, La., the younger sister of the hostess. Assisting in entertainin'? were Mrs. Z. I.. McLain. Miss Pearl McLain. Miss Elizabeth McMillan and Miss Fannie Mae Tippin. Misses Anilu Cason and Pauline Collins served punch. Salad and ice courses were served by Mrs. O. H. Humph ries and Miss Maybelle Johnson. Nearly 100 guests were entertained. Valdosta C ORDELE. Aug. 9.—Miss Neta Reiser, of Bristol, Tenn., is the guest of Miss Mazie Crawford Miss Mildred Ward is spending some time with her grandmother. Mrs. Ward, at Douglasville. Miss Ruth Edwards has returned from a visit to her cousin, Miss Lu cile Edwards, of Dothan, Ala. Miss Lillian Carswell is the guest of Mrs. R. A. Bell at Waynesboro. Miss Mamie Sue Harris left this week for a visit to Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Florence Hayes at Mao»n. Mrs. H. C. Cleghorn and little son. John, of Jacksonville, arrived Tues day to be the guests of her mother Mrs. C. H. Hyde. Mrs. J. Gordon Jones and children are spending a month at St. Simons. Mrs. D. C. Ketchum and three chil dren, who have been guests of Mrs. C. C. Shipp, returned Wednesday to Jacksonville. Judge and Mrs. U. V. Whipple and children have returned from Wash ington and other Northern and East ern cities. M: and Mrs. R. D. Mims have re turned from Damascus. Miss I.:liit Dunlap and mother will / f -’ends in \tkiT;ta and fc, this month. M.. J Alice Fenn has returned from her uncle, S. A. Daniels, at Americus Miss Lula Harley left this week for Asheville, N. C.. to join Miss Sara Harley, who went there from Knox ville, Tenn. Miss Jessie Watt, who has been the guest of Miss Douglas Waldrop, in Norfolk, Va.. hus joined a camping party from Staunton in the moun tains. Miss Katherine Merrill, Will Watt, John Watt and Willie Cooper are other Thomasville members of the party. Miss Nita Acker left this week for a visit at Talbotton. Miss Ellen Maddox, of Elberton, who has been the guest of Miss An nie Harris, lvft this week for a visit in Atlanta. Mrs Cyrus Heeth and Miss Lucy Heeth left this week to visit friends in Spartanburg, S. C. Mrs. Noble Upchurch and Miss Suzanne Upchurch, of Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. X. Culpepper. Miss Mildred Jerger, of Savannah, who has beep the guest of Mrs. L H. Jerger, returned home this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Watt left last night for Montreat. N. C., to spend the month of August. Miss Ruth Burch has returned from Knoxville, Tenn. MraTtFsiank J. Ansley and Miss Su sie Ansley have returned from a visit Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barron, of Brad fey, are guests at the home of Judge and Mrs. W. H. Stembrldge. Mrs. Julian Peacock and daughters have returned to their home in Ma con after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Bethune. \/lOULTRIE, Aug. 9.—Miss Ethel \ y I Adams has returned from New ‘ York and other points in the East. Miss Mary Harris, of Pavo, is the guest of relatives in Moultrie. Judge and Mrs. J. D. McKenzie left yesterday for Tallulah Falls. Mrs. C. B. Allen has returned from visits to relatives in Vienna and Montezuma. Miss Ethel Buxton, of Balnbridge, who has been the guest of Moultrie friends, has returned homo. Miss Julia Ryan, of Hawkinsville. is spending some time with relatives in this city. Miss Anna Warren Clark is in For syth for several weeks. Mrs. W. E. Adams, of Thomaston, arrived Monday to spend some time with relatives here. Miss Rebekah dark and Miss Lu- V ALDOSTA, Aug. 9.—A delightful dance was given by the young men of the city Thursday even ing at the Valdes Hotel. Mrs. Marion Curry afid Mrs. S. M. Varnedoe chaperoned a number of young people at a dance at W. T. Staten's country home Tuesday even- | ing. Mrs. H. W. DeMilly and her slater. Mrs J. G. Gamble, of El Reno, Okla., are visiting relatives and friends in Florida. Mrs. A. I. Lord has gone to Chicago to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bennett left Tuesday for Detroit and other points on the Greet Lakes to spend tne re mainder of the summer. Captain and Mrs. H. C. Bargent left this week for their summer home in Michigan. Mrs. J. Q. Holtzclaw and her little son leave next week for Wrightsville Beach and Charlotte, N. C., to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Deidrlch left this week for White Springs, Fla. Mrs. J. M. Wilkinson and Miss Ma rion Wilkinson have gone to Atlanta to visit Mrs. Hugh Dorsey. Mrs. A. M. Joyner, of Atlanta, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Joyner. Mrs. B A. Deal and daughter, Miss Harriet Deal, have gone to Ports mouth, Va.. to visit relatives. Mrs. Clayton Jay and children, of Fitzgerald, are visiting Mrs. Jay’s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harley. Mrs. L. D. Hamilton and children have returned from Elko, where they visited Mrs. Hamilton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Tolar lpft Tuesday for Atlanta to visit their son. R. S. Tolar. Gus Stokes and H. M. Bullard with their families have gone to Pablo Beach. Fla. D. O. Ashley and his daughter. Miss Marie Ashley, and young son, Thom- Mrs. Cliff Hargrove, who have been the guests of Mrs. James E. Phillips, have returned to Lithonia. Miss Natalie Turner was hostess on Saturday evening at a conversa tion party, entertaining in honor of the Misses Jeannette Stowers of Mis sissippi, the guest of Mrs. T. C. Swann; Louise Richardson of Atlan ta, the guest of Miss Caroline Woot en, and Fannie Mae Henderson, who Is spending the summer with Mrs. W. W. Evans. Miss Eloise Cooper entertained at luncheon on Friday morning In hon or of her house guest, Miss Cullen Battle, of Atlanta. xawfordville C RAWFORDVILLE, Aug. 9.— Misses Mary Emma and Caro line Gee have returned home after visits to Lithonia, Atlanta and Acworth with college friends. Professor and Mrs. H. B. Wallace and son Hugh, from Woodville, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gee. Mrs Oscar Thompson, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives here. Miss Rebecca Laing, who was the guest of Miss Asbury the past week, has gone to Sharon, after which she will return to her summer home in Gainesville. Misses Della and Anita and James and Warren Sanford, of Augusta, are here spending the summer. Misses Mindel and Serena Craw ford, Rosa Gillen, Laura McWhorter, Valeria Allen and Rebecca Laing have returned to their homes after a week’s visit to Miss Lillian Asbury. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Asbury enter tained Monday with a barbecue, com plimentary to the house party enter tained by their daughter. Miss Lillian Asbury, The young men of the town enter tained the visitors with an all-day pic nic at Daniel Springs Tuesday. Miss Irene Harris, of Atlanta, is here visiting relatives. Mrs. J. N. Phelan has returned to Valdosta, after a visit to relatives in the city. Mrs. John M, Taylor, of Black shear, spent the week with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ballard have returned from a visit to Madison, Fla. Mrs. F. P. How'ell and children have returned from a visit to Brunswick. Miss Mary Gatchel, of Sanford, Fla., is the guest uf Miss Mary Lou Price. Miss Mattie Boston has returned to her home in Atlanta, after a visit to Mrs. Evelyn Fite. Mrs. George Kellam and sons have returned from a visit to Per nan* dlna, Fla. Miss Juanita Bennett left Wednes day for Plains, to attend a Louse party given by Miss Agnes Thomas. Mrs. John G. Steinheimer left Wednesday for Asheville, N. C., to spend several weeks. Mrs. J. L. E. 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