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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN SATURDAY JUNK „ „ GOOD PENMANSHIP IS THE FOUNDA TION STONE OF BUSINESS EDUCA TION SPECIMENS SHOWING MARVELOUS IMPROVEMENT MADE BY PUPILS. ALL ATTENDED CRICHTON'S COLLEGE DURING THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS. Qeforc and A*ter Enterin'*. Before and After Enterina. Before and After Entering. Before and After Entering. Before and After Entering. Never before in the history of this college has the demand for its graduates been so groat as at the present time. -f- ,/y /Q y Last week we received twenty-one and since Monday morning eighteen applications for stenographers and book- keepers at salaries ranging’from $35 to $85 a month. ‘ZtrJyK Last year students were enrolled from twelve different states. Since January 1st, 1906, pupils have entered from Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, South Carolina, North Caro lina, New. York, Kentucky, Mississippi and Carnarvowshire, North Wales. For Catalogue address CRICHTON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, KISER BUILDING, ATLANTA. Continued from Opps.it. P«B*. era, little Mime* Ivylyne and Frances Allen, bearing their ribbons, entered the drawing room and then into tho II- brarv. Mr. Gllreath, the groom, and his beet man, Mr. M. L. Marchmont, then came. Next came tho bride, with her eleter, Mis. Edna Alien, as maid of honor. The bride's father, Rev. J. T. Allen, performed the ceremony. The bride's gown was an elaborate toilette of white radium silk, made princesse and trimmed with princesse lace and quantities of Valenciennes lace. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses tied with white tulle. The maid of honor wore pink crepe de chine, which was trimmed with many tucks and much cream lace ln- aertlon. .Mrs. Emily Ambler Gllreath, moth, er of the groom, wore black peau do sole with pretty lace stock. The bride's going-away gown was of gray chiffon panama, trimmed with a touch of old blue. Her gray nea- polltan hat was shepherdess shape, with gray wings and mallne as trim mings. Mr. and Mrs. Gllreath left at 1:20 in the afternoon for Washington, New York and other eastern points. Lake Tojtsway and the mountains of North Carolina are to be Included In the re turn trip. After spending a few clays in Greenville, S. C., their future home, Mr. and Mrs. Gllreath will spend the summer at Chick Springs, S. O. RUTLAND-WILL8. A Nashville marriage of prominence Is that of Mis. Eleanors wills and Mr. MTIffam P. Rutland, only son of Mr*. T. B, Neal, formerly of Atlanta. The marriage will bo brilliantly solemnised at Oak Hill, tho palatial country home of the bride's uncle, Mr. Van Lee. Klrkman, near Nashville, June 20. Among the bridal guests will be Miss Wills’ cousin, the poet, Mrs. Florence Earle Coates, with other guests from Philadelphia, and Captain and Mrs. Pierre Droulllard, of New Middletown, Ohio, a recent bride and groom, near relatives of Miss Wills. Mrs. Droull lard was formerly Miss Ada Borg, one of Ohio's greatest heiresses. The first pre-nuptial entertainment for the bride was a dinner dance at the Golf Club Wednesday evening, given by Miss Elisabeth Dallas. Mrs. Neal, who was a popular hos tess during her Atlanta residence, will also entertain for them. key-tillman. Mrs. John Tillman has Issued hand some Invitations to the marriage of her daughter, El a, to Mr. James Lee Key, on the evening of Wednesday, June 20, at 8:20 o'clock, at tho Bap tint church at Quitman, Go. The church ceremony will be fob lowed by a reception at the bride's homo from 9 to 11 o'clock. flickoTynds. A wedding of Interest to Atlanta so ciety, as well as In Nashville, where It will be solemnised Thursday, June 14, In that of Miss Etta Male Hynds and Mr. C. Roland Flick. The bride Is a great-granddaughter of Mrs. G. G. Potter, of Atlanta, and has many relatives here. It will be an evening affair at Weat End church, Nashville, and will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. end Mrs. J. O. Hynds, on Vine street. Half a dosen entertainments will be given next week for the bridal party, which Includes Miss Mary Griffith, of Atlanta, who Is already a guest at the Hynds home, in Nashville. Mr. E. O. Miles, who will be one of the Ushers, with Mrs. Miles, Is expected there Wednesday. The bride’s grandfather, Mr. L. H. Johnson, of Atlanta, will go next week, and also William G. Hynds, who Is attending college In that city. Mr. Thomas Hynds has already rived In Nashville, and Mrs. Pc will also be numbered among the wed ding guests from Georgia. GAN8-BEARD8LEY. A marriage of Interest to friends In Atlanta Is that of Miss Maude Beardsley, daughter of Mrs. M. E. Beardsley, of Memphis, Tenn., to Mr. Frederick Haselhurst Gans, of New York. The ceremony took place at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Clifton Cowan, 440 West End avenue, Thursday \ afternoon. , The Rev. Dr. Merle Smith officiated. The wedding was very quiet on ac count of mourning In the bride’s fam ily. A small reception at Sherry’s fol lowed. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Walter Holmes Beardsley, wore a gown of white satin and a duchess lace veil. She carried lilies of the valley. Her glster, Mrs. Cowan, as matron of honor, wore white chiffon and lace and a Leghorn hat. George Ellis, Jr., was the best man. TO MISS NICOL80N. Miss Annie Fltten entertained bridge Saturday morning In honor of Miss Mary Nlcolaon. In the dining room, where the luncheon was served, sweet pehs farmed the centerpiece. Miss Fltten's guests Included Miss Nannie Nlcolson, Miss Mary Nlcolson, Miss Eugenia Oglesby, Miss Mary Kings be ry and Miss Laura Hill Payne, ANNOUNCEMENT. The Sunday afternoon gospel serV' Ices will b* resumed at the Young Woman's Christian Association Sun day afternoon, June 10, from 5 to 9 o'clock In the afternoon. Subject: ‘Whatsoever He says unto you, do It," Leader, Miss Converse. All women are cordially Invited. , ally ' Its cue of emergency. IF YOU KNEW THE TRUTH About the milk and cream that comes into your home you would never use any but the Pure Milk and Food Company's product. For your health’s sake and for your chil dren’s sake here are a few things you should consider: ■ First—Who is your milkman? Second—Do you know from where lie ob tains his supply and whether that supply is pure, the cows are healthy, and if the barns and surroundings are under sanitary conditions? Third—If your supply is delivered in bottles, arc the bottles absolutely clean and sterilized? Fourth—Do you know where these bottles are filled—whether in a wagon, on the street, a filthy barn, or in a sanitary plant where the conditions are such as to insure against contamination? . . Through our modern scientific pasteurizinz plant (the only one m the city), all of our products are rendered absolutely free from any disease germs, pro ducing a pure and healthful article. Why use any other kind when you can get the best from us at the same price * Pasteurized Cream Used in Our Ice Cream. We make a special point, and take particular pride in furnishing deli cious ice creams and fruit ices for dinners, parties, luncheons and ban- 1U “Last Minute Orders”—when something has gone wrong in the kitch en—are a particular specialty with us. We deliver in time for dinner any ice cream order received up to 5 p. m. that day. Wagons Deliver to All Parts of the City. PURE MILK AND FOOD CO. PHONE 3301. Mra. William R. Emerson, of the Cumberland, entertained Informally at luncheon Friday In honor of the wife of the poet, Frank L. Stanton, of At' lanta, who la vl.ltlng Mra. Fred A Dlile. . Guest. In addition to Mra, Stanton and Mrs. Dlile were Mra. Jay F. Bancroft, Mra. Joseph William Pitcher and Mr.. George B. McClel lan. Mra. Stanton, during the courge of the Afternoon, contributed charm ingly to the entertainment by reett Ing several of Mr. Stanton's poems.— The Washington Post. Among those who left Friday to at tend the Young Women’s Christian As sociation convention In Nashville were; Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Estelle Gurrett Baker, Mrs. Dls- bro, Miss Dlsbro, Miss Harvey, Mias Kate Sutherlln, Mlstt Ida Bowie, Miss Sadie Botnar, Miss Bertha Greenlee and Miss McQueen. Miss Florence Martin, of Chatta nooga, who has been the attractive guest of Mrs. Herbert Brown, has re turned to Chattanooga. She woe ac companied by Miss Klolse Brown, who will be her guest for several weeks, cd during htr stay Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Spalding and little daughter, Elisabeth, accompanied by Master Hilliard Hpnldlng and Miss Van H. Spalding, left Saturday for Clayton, Ga„ to spend several weeks. Later they will go to the sea coast. Mrs. William J. Snow, of Fort Riley. Komi., who wns Miss Belle Locke, of Atlanta, nnd her son, Master Arthur, will arrive In Atlanta Tueaday ana will be" the guests of Mra. Chesley Howard, on Merritt* avenue. Mrs'. B. S. Munford' has been the guest recently of friends In Nashvllls and Clarkesvllle. Tenn. Later she Joined Mr. Munford at Chattanooga, where the latter attended the Tennes see Bankers' convention. Miss Buena V. Brook, at Woodbury, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earle K Griggs, on Cooper street, this week. Miss Brook left fop Hogansvllle and Columbus Wednesday morning. Rev. L. B. Davis, D. D., and wife ex- ect to leave on Monday, tha 11th, for Mngnra Kalla, thence to Chicago, for the summer, returning to Atlanta tha Hrst of November. Miss Grace Landrum will leave Tuen- ay for Virginia, where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wat kins before going to Massachusetts tor the summer. Messrs. Walker Myers and Robt. Mc- Klason, of Toledo, have In Atlanta many friends who will be glad to know that they are guests of Mr. end Mrs. W. B. McMillan. Mra. Frank Stanton, who has bean visiting In Washington, D. C., for ten days, la now In New York, the guest tif Mra. D. O. May, at St. James Court. Mra. John J. Martin and her little daughter, Anita, will leave In a few days for Ore.envllle, 8. C, to spend several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Berry and chll dren have gone to Washington, D. C. Baltimore and New York for a visit of several weeks. Hiss Clifford Rehffbe, of Pylon, w. I ton, to the rltr, stopping with their Cider, LITTLE CHIP AND MARY MARBLE. Two bright particular stars of tho Wolls-Dunne-Harlan Company at tha Casino next week. The fact that Atlanta Is a member of the Wells circuit, and an Important member, too, means that possllby the strongest musical comedy organisation In existence wilt be tns attraction for the Ponce DeLeon Casino for the week that starts on Monday, when Little Chip and Mary Marble will be co-stars of a selected Wells-Dunne-Harlnn Company of musical comedy players. Including tbs aver popular Mualcat Maidens. There Is no doubt that this Is the strongest collection of musical comedy talent cn tour at this time. Little Chip was the star of three hundred people v York, Chicago, Boston phfa during tlte season Just ended. He la classed with the best comedians In America, and next season goes to Eu rope to carry the W.-D.-H. banner on Its Unit campaign of that land. And Mary Marble at the head of "Nancy Brown," visited many cities last season playing at tha high scale of prices. With theaa two stars at the head of the company there Is good foundation for the declaration that It la really a strong one, and with tha supporting players there will be direct evidence. An English musical comedy, "Olorln- ana," never seen here before, will be :ms time, mine of a company of who played New on and Phlladei- the bill, and Oils Harlan has arranged the assignment of parts to give thq production as well as it has over been seen before. A strong part of this liar- inn arrangement will be the Introduc tion of the chorus, end tiffs chorus will be made up of the Musical Maidens. Among the players will be Bob Harty, David Andrnda, Will Hatter, Dan Marble, Marie Fanchonettt and Elvla Croix Beabrooke. It la rather Interesting to know that the two etara mada the request for this lour, It has been a long tlms since they have traveled together over the old route, and though they have been through a tlrlnx season, both expressed a (l**ire to go on a trip over the circuit of cities In whloh both have so many good frlenb*. Chip has an assignment that will enable him to recall the good old days of tha Bijou Musical Comedy Company. That this little fun-maker la the strongest favorite In the laugh- making art known In Atlanta will be evidenced by the reception he will get op his return. The seats are selling at tha Grand box office and there will be the usual times of appaaranca during the week, and the matlntee on Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday will be for the bene fit of the ladles and children who can not come out at night. i the city, ''lorrte jllil rstlrees .... Grace and J. A. lllnlock MIsSi's Woodward It and Nettle . ... .ntf F. 11. flu spend the iiext ten ddys on 'Cun . Miss Gladys Welhnaker bad as her pi, dnrlujr the .week 111..., Annie Hell » V .| Allle wrnn, W JecL.ifn. T • Colonel and Mrs. It. n. Illaekboni. nr At lanta. were gneets of the family of Mr. John II. llbtckliurn the llrst of the week. Miss Msllle UMI lint,efts, of YsteStllle, nml Mias'Mabry Arnold, of Forsyth, wcio the nttraetltre onsets ef Ilia Helen Wilkin- J, r. recently. Mrs Leon C. Gree, from oxletbnrp. sister. Mra James . Jlnev, part of (he week In vhe Andei city with Dr. D. I.. Miss Nannie C. Kltchlnxa, who has heet attending Wesleyan, Is at homo to spnm the summer with Mr. and Mra. W. II Mtshlipni, . C. Wsulta, Mlaars Aura and Ssrlh Mills and Miss Collier went to All Wednesday to nttend with friends the nlc at l’earl Xprlugs. A. W. Calhoun and houn will go to Wrlghtavllle Beach next waak. Mrs. Charles Jarrell and Mrs. R. F. Hakes are Spending a few days with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore, at Oxford. Mra. L. S. Huntley and Mr. and Mra. Clauds Buchanan wilt leava the latter part of June for Wrift^tavllte Beach. Mlee Katharine Wood la tha guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cundel, at her apartments at tha Oeorgtan, on Ivy atraaL Miss Nina Armstrong, of Norwood, Ga., la visiting tha Misses Maaaengale, on Capitol avenue Mias Aline Peeples spent the past week at Valdosta, where she was one of the attendants at the Wlnn-Roberta wedding. Msears. W, P. Pattillo," George Win- ship and Asa G. Candler are tha guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickey, at Oxford. ' Miss Lola Key, of Norcross, has re turned to her home after attending tbs Browder-Duncan wedding In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Horner will return to the city Tuesday after a stay of ten days In New York. W. E. Gath right and H. E. DeNtse left Saturday for New York, where they will spend two weeks. Mias Emily Hlllyer Cassia will be the guest next week of Miss Johnson, at No. 109 Forrest avenue. Mias Myrtle Pope and Mrs. B. B. Pope ore spending soma time In the country near Athena. Mrs. M. T. Beed, of Osford, has re- turned hums, after vlaltlng Mra. Dr. Amy, for a few days. Mias Knte Waldo la In Auburn, Ala, atendlng the gaieties Incident to tha commencement season. Mrs. Herbert Brown will spend a week at Marietta as the guest of Mrs. H. E. Cotllngham, Colonel and Mra. R. B. Blackburn have returned from a visit fit relative at Bamaavtlle. Mr. Charles G. Mathews la the guest of Mr. end Mrs. T. M. Mathews, at Thomaaton. Miss Caroline Simpson, of Toccos, has returned home after a visit to At lanta. Mra, Eugene Mitchell and Mrs. J. 8. Turner Isfi Saturday for North Car olina. Mias Georgia Kendrick, of Comer, la spending several weeks In Atlanta. Mrs. Ben Burgess la visiting her mother, Mra. Rakeatraw, at Norcross. Mias Ruth Hallman will entsrtaln tha Twsoday Bridge Club next wsek. Miss Rosalie Howell will be the guest next week of Mrs, Walter Taylor. Mias Luclle Faith baa returned from S visit to friends at Barnesvllls. Miss Ethel Tutwller Is visiting friends at Thomaaton. Mrs. K C. Konts and children have returned from LaG range. Miss Jennie Sue Bell Is the guest of and WHISKEY HABITS cured at home with* out Mm. Il'okuf p.r- frlenda at Annapolis, Misses Nan and May duBIgnon are In New York. Mr. W. W. Thompson, of Augusta, Is In the city. Magnificent collection beautiful Pic ture Postal Cards. It will Interest you to see this display. For sale by PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, . In Lobby Piedmont Hotel. BARNESVILLE. Gn« of the moat dr Habitat of the nnmtr- naa pleasant errata of tha gala week In Itnrnrarlllr waa the lawn party Wrdnee day rvrnlna xtrra Ifj Mr. and Mra. C. (lain rr Turnrr In honor of tbrlr rharmlnx garni, Mina Iliam-be Daria, of Maytlrld. Ky. Thera were many happy .seats iiresrat, all of whom entered Into the spirit of tho or- eaalon, making It all the more ea/oyaMa. Mach amusement waa afforded by the pre- f reaelre ronreraatlon arranged for the af- alr on Ibe lawn. Mina Ethel Daaenberry Lily air on Iba laws. aerred the refreshments, while Mias Turner presided at the punch bowl. Mlasrn Nell and Dare Marebman, of The Bock, her# t«-,n among the popular xareta Kelson. r. and Mrs. R. A. Franklin, of Jaeksoa, attended commencement exercises here this MIm Ladle Cochran, who has been at tending Lnry Cobb at Athena, and Mira Ktbel Elrr, who ban lieen attending the Southern Female College at LaUrauge, an 1 home for - Mia Lurile ..jaoug the rltjr nariM friend, MIm ixin Howard. week. *h* was with bar MIm Blanch* Burch, i»f Fayetteville, ADfut fxrrml days with tb* family *»f Mr. Hollis limy. MIm lwile Atkinson. of NVwr.sn, re- celr#*! mmli k--1.iI attention daring her visit with Mlaa Minnie Tyler. Mem. Kendall and Charley Rom. of 8a- rantMb, spent imrt of tint week b^n* mm sent FKKK. 1 of frle n .|», , JOOUIVJI.B! ! MIm llnth Bullard fr®m Orfffla spent tha U*. Office 104 N. Pryor street. | weekjtt^tba with MIm Helen Willi*. MIm Maod Anchors* Haddock, and PERRY. Mlaa Marlon Edwardii and Mr. Rurrh Norton wilt ba married on Tueaday, June IS, In Perry at the home of thf brlde'ii parents, Mr. and Mra. M. A. Edward*. Mra. J. V. Wallace, of Charleston, 8. C., la visiting her mother, Mr*. N. E. Wellona. Mrs. V. M. Houser ta In Atlanta vla ltlng her son, Mr. F*red II. Houser. .Miss Laura Tniton, of Kathleen, Is the guest of Miss Kate Hodges, m Perry. Mrs. Dora Pierce (a visiting at ror- syth. Miss Fanny Moore Is visiting In Jones county. Mrs. Morgan Tatea has ratumed to her homo In .Macon. Hhe visited her father here, Mr. W. D. Day. Mrs. Charles Kirkland, of Wilming ton, N. c.\, has been visiting her moth er, Mrs. Laura Klllln. J. H. Hodges and his daughter. Ml-** Knte, visited friends In Atlanta this week. Mrs. Charles Damour and daughter, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. K. King. Misses Mann, Houser. Clara Smith and Cora Chapman aro at homo from Wesleyan and Monroe colleges. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. .Mushburn are visiting in LaQrange. i** airoru, unto rare, vis IVim. nn.i iMhola Turm .M i it Florence Hr rty siren it Tsaudeits U. I nt. Ingram. Wfffl I , _ _ ttoblBsoft, Robert Deenl-. Quhsi Wyt - * •' rd sad Htlrllug Wilson. Hreeu* uoi the lumteH - r~ re Jt the home of i Mrs. fhsJdoM «. Oreent. flame* were enjoyed., and delicious refresh’ er . Nora will spend the summer st Kyle r deJarnette has returned from Kastman. . Le».le Moddox. L. B. Bplvsy, 71U jltrwell nnd Minnie Dnnlel hsv*» r** turned from the G. N. and I.. MIII*mIk*» Mr. sea m ter Nora wll lah llsrwa vttts. The many frtetuis of Dr. end Mrs J. w, Daniel are sympathizing with them In the Illness of their lltthr daughter, Wtenocv. VALD08TA. Mies Bthel Wlttlngton has returned from sUrnnKf t*npi;.| nehom verst loo bei-9* Miss Willie Albritton, of Qultmnn. Is the nest of Mrs. T. H. Qnarti-runoi In this it/. Among the out-of-town guent* *t* teodeal the Panics-Merritt marring** on Tuesday were Sir. nnd Mrs. Uo*«.n M.r * of Macon; Ml-s M.-rrlft, of Mamin: Cotiiey, of J!aHklu».ll!e; Mr. nml fchtrer*. of Axmrtsno: Mr. nud Mrs. J.iliil CMshotm an.l Mr. nnd Mrs F. ! Me. flee, of Klndcrtou and Mr. nnd Mrs. Thom- as B. Puckett, of Perry, FI*. Mrs. M. Curry and dsnMitsrs are spend lug * week *t White springs. Mr. and Mrs. J. B KUaw, of Blakely, nr# the guests of Mrs. Hhaw's son, Mr. I*. I*. DuIIose, In this dty. WANTED A BOOK-KEEPER ANO STENOGRAPHER . WHO HAS ATTEN0E0 THE SOUTHERN SHORTHAND and ■d/'/i&m-OlTut ATLANTA.OA The Leadlna Business School of the South. m OOK KF.EPIXO, Shorthand and e.*m- English P*j>«rtm«nta.' Over r.fno«»r»d'iatFi4. wm ttndente annu ly. Receive* from *pp.V*M"'ia drily for ofll-e a> • t r-F.i by lioTfrnon, *en*t pmfFMlonai »nd lomsiis •urejni*'. Mention this paper A. C BSISC0E. Prest. or L W. ARNOLD, V.Proet.. Atlaat*. 0i five I'.snu. £n- i, Beakers, men Its Dlp- i good poeltioi