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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
SATIItllAY, JINK IH. !»«S.
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\LITTLE-JORDAN WEDDING
IN MACON THIS EVENING
| Bishop C. K. Nelson
To Be the Officiant
in Presence of Bril
liant Assemblage.
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tins Vivian M
Two Larks,'
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Waltz. rim
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)owell—Miss Jeter.
ii-Mifi Jeter.
Hallet.*’ do M-ri -t
Mr. and Mrs. Little Will
Abroad and Will Tour Scotland
in an Automobile—Many Cost
ly Presents Received and Many
Handsome Clowns Worn.
| Special to The Goorslan.
Macon, On., June 16.—The weddlnu
I of Mr. John D. Little, former spsaitsr
of the house of representatives
Georgia, and Mrs. Unit Dunlap Jordan
will take place this afternoon at the
I home of Mrs. Jordan, on College street.
The ceremony will bo performed by
[ Rev. C. K. Nelson, bishop of tho Epls
I copal diocese of Georgia, In the draw.
Ins room, where a large circle of rela
f lives and friends will nssemblo to wit
[seas the csraramir.BBB^H^gga
The decorations In tho drawing room
trill be white and green. The. bridal
[ party will stand before ah Improvised
| altar of palms, white roses and asccn
Hon lilies. The mantels, cabinets and
windows will be banked with these
handsome blossoms. In the loggia an
orchestra will play Lohengrin's wed
ding march as the bride will enter with
her brother, Mr. S. S. Dunlap, through
I an aisle formed of white satin ribbons.
They will be met at the altar by Mr.
Little and his best man, Mr. William
E. Chapin, of Atlanta.
The bride will wear an Imported
| gown of white duchessa satin, elab
orately trimmed with point applique.
| She will wear a'necklace of diamonds,
and at the corsage n dlamt
will be the only qnMMMt
After the ceremony the guests will
be 'd'ntcrtiilnhd" at a buffet supper,
• which* will bo served In tho dining
room and In tho loggln. The decora
tions hero will bo pink hydrangns,
and the electric lights and candelabra
will ha shaded wltii pink silk. In the
library the flowers will be magnolias,
the mantels will be banked with these,
•ml tall vases of them will bo placed
In the cabinets.
Mrs. S. S. Dunlap, the mother of the
bride, will wear nn elegant gown of
black Chantilly lace, made over taf
feta.
Mrs. Badgley. of New York, a sister
of the bride, will wear a toilet of white
chiffon, made over silk and trimmed
with Valenciennes lace.
Mrs. Henry Wortham, bf Macon, sis
ter of the bride, will wear a prlncesse
(own of embroidered net over silk.
Mrs. Ashton Starke, of Richmond.
Va.. another sister of the bride, will
wear a gown of Irish lace, made prln-
Mrs. Lewis Stevens' toilet will be
point applique, with girdle of turqublse
velvet. The only ornaments worn with
these gowns will be diamonds.
After the supper Mr. Little end his
bride will leave on a private car at #
o'clock for the North. They will sail
nest week- for Europe, where they will
tour Scotland In an automobile. Later
they will visit Paris and London, where
Mr«. Jordan Is well known, having
•pent several summers abroad.
Among ths msny handsome presents
received by this well-known couple Is
> large silver loving cup, lined with
gold. There were diamond bracelets,
■apphire bnutteta sad pins, rare china
and quantities of rut glass and stiver.
The wedding gifts were so numerous
and of such value .that ten officers of
the law have been guarding them while
In the home,
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wortham entertained fourteen guests
•t dinner In honor of Mrs. Jordsn and
Mr. Little. Mrs. Jordan wore a gown
of white net over yellow silk. The
net was elaborately embroidered In yel
low rosea.
Saturday at noon Mr. and Mrs. Ro
und Ellis entertained 160 guests at s
buffet luncheon at the Cherokee Club
In honor of Mrs. Jordan and Mr. Little.*
The Atlanta party who attended the
wedding will return tonight on a spe
cial car. They were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
*ct J. Lowry, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hor
ner, t'aplaln and Mrs. J. W. English,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Conklin. Mr.
T. Chapin, Mr. Thomas BgicstOU,
Mr. Joseph Brown Connnlly. Mr. Ulrlc
Atkinson, Mr. I.ngan Clark, Mr. R. B.
•bash, Mr. A. Ward Cobb. Mr. Clem
Phillips, Mr. Willis Ragan. Miss Isma
!i w> ly. IUMiAmh Bl M. .
Miss Sarah Peel. Mr.- Fulton Colville,
Mr Charles W. Crankslutw. Miss
»etherell, Mrs. Orton R. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs, James W. English, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. George Lowndes, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex King, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Spald
ing. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Payne,
Mr and Mrs. Frank E. Callawsy, Mr.
«nd Mrs. S. T. Weyman. Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Arkwright. Bishop and Mrs.
•Nelson, Mr.- and Mrs. Milton Dargaa
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peters. Mr. and
J. K. Ottley. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
{■“In, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ,s. Sheddcn, Mr. and
Mrs. o. L. Gateley.
The guests from Columbus will be
Mrs. William A. Little, Mr. and Mrs.
Jdhn rtoiler and Mr. Lloyd BnWers.
rrom Savannah the guests will be
Lajnnol and Mrs. A. It. r,nw ton. Mr.
*•1! rt * C ' ann an,t Jrr - Jobn D - Cara*
The Augusta guests will be Mr.
“?*dr» Phlnlzy. Mr. L. IL Charbon-
a * r and Judge H. C. Hammond.
Continued from Opposite Pas*-
Club Saturday .evening In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Orton Bishop Brown.
' The table which will be placed’on the
terroco will have tut a centerpiece a
bowl of pink roses. Mrs. Arkwright
will wear a toilette of cream batiste
and Mrs. Brown will wear white silk
mull over silk.
Invited to meet Mr. and Mrs. Brown
are: Colonel and Mrs. Robert J, Low
ry, Mr. and Mrs. William Kiser, Sir.
and Sirs. Marlbn Jackson, Sir. nnd
Mrs. Clsrk Howell, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R.
Black, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Inman, Mr.
nnd Sirs. W. D. Ellis, Jr., Mr. nnd Sirs.
Oeorge Howard.
LOGAfTwYNNE.
The marriage of Sites Eva Ethel
Wynne nnd Mr. Fred J. Logan occur
red at the residence of the bride's sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Q. Ashley, on Orme-
wood avenue, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. Dr. J. E. Wljtte.
Mnny relatives and friends tvere pres
ent.
The only attendants were Miss Hat
tie Wynne maid of honor, and Sir. F.
H.. Shumate, best man.
The bride's gown was of soft whits
silk, trimmed with lace. Her shower
bouquet was of white- roses.
Miss Hattie Wynne wore , white lln
gerie costume, with girdle of pink
satin, and she carried a bouquet of
pink roses.
The floral decorations were chiefly
i daisies. Jasmines and sweet pea
blossoms, In conjunction with palms
and ferns.
Miss Katherine Comp served punch
on the veranda.
A delightful Ice course In pink and
white was enjoyed during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan are residing
for the present nt ( Ormewood avenue.
Mr. Logan holds a responsible posi
tion with the Pittsburg Plate Olase
Company, of Atlanta.
MRS. HARRIS’ BrIdGE
FOR MISS THORN
Mrs. Lucian Harris gave a pretty
bridge party Friday afternoon In honor
Miss Annie Mae Thorn. The house
was decorated with pink sweet peas
and the score cards were In pink.
Mrs. Harris wore a gown of flower-
mull trimmed with.tiny meltings of
pink rlbbona
listing of vocal and Instrumental mo-
loa, was rendered after the refresh
ments were served.
MISS WILLIE RuIsELL LAW
TO ENTERTAIN FOR MISS THORN,
Miss Willie Russell Law will enter
tain at bridge Tuesday afternoon In
honor of Miss Annie Mae Thom, whose
wedding to Mr. Knox will he an event
of the 26th of (his month.
The invited guests Include the brides
maids and a fetv Intimate friends, who
are: Miss Grace Thom, Miss Josle Leo
Williford, Miss Haxel Atkins, Miss
Zulu Atkins, Miss Julian Perdue, Miss
Borah Johnson, Miss Alice May Rush-
ton. Mrs. Lucian Harris, Mrs. Sydney.
Stubbs, Mrs. Troy Blvlngs, Mrs. Fos
ter Law, Mrs. Pont Smith.
MRS. CHARLES BYRD TO GIVE
BRIDGE FOR MISS THORN.
Mrs. Charles P. Byrd will be among
those entertaining for Miss Annie Mae
Thom. Wednesday afternoon sho
will give a bridge party In honor of
Miss Thom.
in honor"mTss THORN.
Misses Hazel and Zulu Atkins will
entertain at a bridge party next Thurs
day afternoon In honor of Miss Annie
Mae Thom.
littleTjordan.
The social event of widest Interest
throughout the state la the marriago
of Mrs. Ilah Dunlap Jordan, of Macon,
and Mr. John Little, of Atlanta, which
will take place in Macqn at the home
of the bride's brother, Mr. S. T. Dun
lap, Saturday evening at 6:30 o’clock.
Mr. W. E. Chapin, of Atlanta, will-act
as beat.man. and Mr. Little has been
accompanied to Macon by a largo
number of Atlanta people.
After Spending the summer In Eu
rope, Mr. Little and his bride will re
turn to Atlanta, and will be at home to
their friends at the beautiful home
purchased by Mr. Little on Peachtree,
lira. Little will be warmly welcomed
' r Atlanta society. In which she has
ways been so admired and so be
loved.
, ln the town of Totleabary. England, t
rlscp of 3,0*0 Inhabitants, there 1- only!
’ ; " Ph’ -Ulan end there u n-> thug- I
* r demist within nine miles.
Mias Thom wore a toilette of pink
mull mode over silk and trimmed with
Valenclennea lace.
Miss Zulu Atkins won the first prize,
a pink ftti; Miss Julian Perdue won
the consolation, a fan also. Miss
Thom was presented with a pair of
silk hose. ... „
The guests Included Miss Grace
Thom. Miss Hazel Atkins, Miss Zulu
Atkins, Miss Julian Perdue, Miss Wil
lie Russell Law, 31 Us Sarah Johnson,
Miss Josle Lee Williford, Miss Lillian
Green and Mrs. Maher.
MISS DAVIS~ENNTERTAIN8,
Miss Elizabeth Davis was hostess at
a delightfully informal party In com
pliment to Miss Mary Ramseur and
Miss Penelope Crocheron, on last
Thursday afternoon from S to 7 at her
home at Tbomaston, Ga. The enter
tainment was In the nature of a fare
well party, as Miss Ramseur left Sat
urday for her horns In Atlanta, and
Miss Crocheron left the same day for
Osdsdrn, Ala., her home.
Assisting In receiving the guests
were Misses Lillian ColUer, Mattie Joe
Yates and |OU Means.
In the progressive (antes Miss Edna
Allen won the first prize, a gold hat
pin, whlgh the guests of honor cut for.
Miss Crocheron being the fortunate
winner. Miss Nellie King won the
consolation.
In the cake cutting. Miss Nevelle
Matthews secured the dime. Miss Ram
seur the ring, and Miss Lottie Thomp
son the thimble.
Dainty Iced refreshments were serv
ed ut. the eonrluxlon of th*
An i-nj<>5 able musl--al pi-
Mies Jeter.
Violin. "la
Marsh.
"Slumber
o' the Wisp.'
Walts, Itul;
Violin. "Set
Miss Mnren.
"Pierrette," Chaitttnadi*—Wl-s Jeter.
MISS ANDERSON'S PUPILS
WILL GIVE A CONCERT.
The pupils of Miss Furiow Anderson,
assisted by .Mr. Dave Silverman, vio
linist. will give a ehurmlng concert
Wednesday evening, June 20, nt 6:30
o'clock, at Cable Hall, 03 Whitehall
street. The following program will be
rendered:
Duet, "SYbottlBehe," Dorn—Sallte
Fannie MCKlnnon (Miss Anderson).
riiino Solo. "Second Valss," Goddard
—Mr. Roger Gardlen.
Duet. "Dance of the Gypsies"—Kuln
Maddox Jackson (Miss Anderson).
ptwno Hr,in, -Loss Blatter." Foiling,
op. 147—Mary Frances Gresham.
Plano Solo. "Spinning Song," Llch-
-r—bliss Priscilla Palno.
Duet. "Lc Petit Concert," Bshr—bliss
Augusta Gardlen, Mr. Roger Gardlen.
Song. "Because 1 Lore You. Dear."
Hawley—bliss Hose Sugarman.
Duct (a) "Hunting scene," op. 174
No. 3, Gurlltt; (b) "Andantlno," op 174
book 2. Gurlltt—Miss Sadie Jarvis an
Miss Allllne Parks.
Song. "Supposing." Ill sclloff—bliss
Annie Lou Cottier.
violin Soi l. Selected—Mr. fillvetman.
Duet, "Faust, by Gounod," Uonawits
—Miss Ed tin Mooney and Miss Mar-
gnret Ashford.
Duo (piano and violin). "Auf Flugeln
do Nacht." Carl Faust—bliss Rose Sug
arman and Mr. David Silverman.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Nannie Kenwell Boyd and chil
dren, Ellznbclh nnd Elbrldge, of Xtlan-
i, are In Chicago for the summer,
. hero the latter are attending school.
Mrs. Boyd, who Itns n wide circle of
friends In Chicago by whom she Is be
ing cordially received, has leased a
large and nttmctlve residence in the
University community for the summer
and will entertain a family house pnr-
ty for the summer. Her mother, Mrs.
Sue K. Henwell, Miss Elizabeth Moore
and Elbrldge .Moore, of Clearwater,
Fin., will spend some time with her, as
win Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Brandou and
children, of Nashville.
bliss Faith Harris has returned to
Nashville to Join her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. L. II. Harris, for the summer. She
has been attending tho Women's Col
lege In Baltimore and en routo homo
visited In Atlnntn sh tho guest of Mrs.
John Tomplo Graves, Mrs. J. O. blc-
Crory and Mrs. Alonzo Richardson, the
last of whom entertained nt a w eek-end
liouse party, which terminated Monday,
In h’er honor. Miss Harris' mother, who
Is one of the best-known literary
women In the Soutlt, nnd her fnther,
prominent In Southern cdncatlonnl af
fairs. formerly lived .Jh Atlanta, nnd
Mis* Harris .attended school hero until
a year ago.
Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, of Montgom
ery'. Ala., Is the guest of her brother
COUNTY TO WORK
FOR BACK TAXES
FI.FAS. ISSUED AOAINST FER
TILIZER COMPANIES
by
Sum of $229,180 Ii Sought
Tax Collector Andy
Stewart.
Holding that $229,180 In hark tax**
H «lu.' i!i. n.iiM ' f gin from Swift
Fertilizer Work*, tho Ylrgtnla-C&ro-
llnn Chemical Company nnd Armour
Fertiliser Work*. Tax Collector Andy
Stewart Flrday afternoon filed double
tat ft. fan against these coinpanlea.
The fl. tor*, were Issued on the advice
of (’minty Attorney L. Z. Rosser, who
based hi* opinion on the recent ruling
of the aupreme court In the case of
Richmond county against a packing
house. the court holding that tuxes
should ho paid on nil nete*«, money* and
h« • "iiniH.
The amount of taxes *nld to he due
the state and county from rim fertilizer
companies la as follows:
1000 ) 4.4.V)
1001 M.350
1002
ltd
1004 : ..
1005 ..
14,250
14,700
14.H50
Six years ; $71,200
The Vlrdnla-Carolina Chemical Com
pany:
1800 $18,2(41)
1900 1 r.sou
1001 .. 23,000
1002 11,000
1303 19 0.ui
1904
1905 19,50(1
Seven years $138,400
The Armour Fertiliser Works;
1903 $3,80)
1904 .. : . km)
u/jmt
Three year*.
..$19,580
THE MAN WITH
THE QUAD HAND.
By JOHN ANDERSON JAYNE.
Hanna, Countess von Hatifeltd. daughter of Viscount Arkl. Japan'i
first ambassador to America, has planned to visit her father while he oc
cupies dig' ' MB
New York probably th
tllj, H lik, IB III* RUVOW W. SSW.
nnd slater. Lieutenant and Mrs. H. M
Bankhead, nt Fort McPherson, blrs.
Owen Is one of tho most cultivated nnd
prominent women In the social, the
club nnd the literary life of Alabama.
As Miss Mario Bankhead, she was on.
of the notable belles of that state. Her
husband, Colonel Thomas M. Owen, Is
commnnder-ln-rhief of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans nnd has accom
plished splendid results for his state as
the director of the department of his
tory nnd archives of Alabama.
The friends of Miss Snllle Eugenia
Brown will be gratified to learn thut
she Is steadily Improving under the
care of Dr. Weir Mitchell at Phlladel-
.1) In, the recent operation on her foot
.javlng proved entirely successful, bliss
Brown will go to Bar Harbor later In
tho summer, not returning to Atlanta
until the autumn.
Miss Fannie Hinton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R H. Hinton, of 604
Piedmont avenue, Atlanta. Is the guest
In Nashville of Miss Cornelius
for the Vanderbilt commence
menh where her brother
len, Is attending college. The Hinton
family formerly resided In Nashville
and have many friends In that city.
Miss Irma Hall la entertaining bliss
Kathleen Jones, a graduate of Lucy
Cobb. Many entertainments are being
given In her honor.
Miss Eleanor Branch, of Greensboro,
Go., who has been ths guest of Mrs.
Wallace Kirkpatrick, has returned to
her home.
Mr. and blrs. T, J, Hightower nnd
little son, who have been the guests
of friends In Louisville, have returned
home.
children are visiting Nswnan this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Aldredge art at
the Majestic.
Mrs. Ernest Powell, of Kewnan, wi
In Atlanta on Thursday of this week.
You know him?
Every one knows him.
There tuni n man In all the confines
of tills tun-klssod continent of Amerlr-a
who does not know- him!
And, more than that, nearly all are
Kind th.-v know him!
Ho Is ns refreshing ns Iced lemonnde
on n hot summer's day, or ns a whiff
of lllncH In tho middle of n January
bill
nrd!
a host
Mrs. J. J. blangum, bt
gum nnd Mrs. Joi
PIANO RECITALS BY
MISS SICKELS* PUPILS.
The piano pupils of Miss Maude
Blckela will give three interesting mu
sical programs on Tuesday, Thursr/ty
and Friday mornings of next week at
11 o'clock, at 111 East Fifth street
Miss Vivian Marsh will assist at each
of the recitals, giving several violin
numbers. Ths friends of Miss Blckels
and of the pupils are cordially invited
to attend. The first program will be
given by the class; that on Thursday
By the Misses Annie Mny Tanrman and
Ldble Rwlng and Friday Miss Lucia
Jeter will play.
The programs are arranged aa fel
lows:
Tuesday, June 19. '
“The DoH’s Dream," Oesten—Miss
Lois Carrol.
"Scherzo," Gurlltt—bliss Brock Je
ter.
"Avalanche," Heller—Mias Mary Je
ter
"Bagatelle," Bcharwenka; Tltaola,"
Lefebure-Woley—Miss Eileen Roberts.
Violin, "Serenade," Schubert"—Miss
Vivian Marsh.
"The First Violet." Bohr; "Idlllo,"
Sock—bliss Grace Terry.
"Rustle of Bpring,” Binding—Miss
Leble Ewing.
Violin. "Romance Bans Paroles," Van
Ooena—Miss Vivian Marsh.
Walts, Rubensteln—Mies Jeter,
"The Violet,'* Mozart-Kullak—Miss
Annie May Taurman.
Thursday, Junt 21.
"Bpring Bong." Mendelssohn—Miss
Leble Ewing.
-The Violet," Mozart-Kullak—Miss
Annie May Taurman.
Violin, “Ballade et Polonaise," Vleuz-
Marsh.
:/.k>, "Indian h-
Kircaldle will sail from Now Yorl
July 12 on the Flnessla for Bcotlnnd.
where -they will spend several weeks.
Later Miss Klrrsldle will go to Paris,
whero sho will visit for a month, re-,
turning to America the first week In
September.
, The following guest* from Atlanta
are now registered at the Monterey at
Mt. Airy, On.: R. B. Hwlft, W? M.
Wilson, F. K. Foster, Mrs. C. R. Hum
phries, W. E. Irvin, A. T. Cog, O. W.
Davison.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Stubbs and
little daughter,-Louise Osy- Subba. are
In the city, the guests of Captain and
Mrs. E, a Gay. They will remain In
Atlanta until the middle of July, when
they will go North.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. High and bliss
Hattie May High will leave Saturday
night for Wrtghtavllle Bosch. After
spending two weeks at Wrlgfltsvllle
they will go to Tozaway for the re
mainder of the summer.
Miss Josle Btockdell. Mr. Hugh Fore
man, blr. Bowie Martin and Mr. Walter
Colquitt left Friday night'for Cbrnella.
Ox. where they will be the guests of
blr. and Mrs. Aqullla Orme end Mlse
Florence Jackson.
Mlsa Inez Bandera, of Atlanta, who
has been the recent gueet of Ml»s
Elizabeth Haynie. was the Honpree of
a handsome dinner during the week,
given by Mr. William Porter.
Mra. W. 8. Manry and her eons,
Nell and James, are visiting In Phlls-
delphlx They will go to New York and
Boston before their return.
_ Mr. ahd Mra. Orton Blehop
Brown upon their return from Athens
will be Mrs. Robert J. Lowry.
Mra. James A. Thornes, of Atlanta, Is
In Nashville, where she wm called by
the serious Illness of her grandmother,
th* venerable blrs. Catherine Kwln.
Mr. end Mrs. Charles (lately and Mr.
and Mra. J. K. Ottley will be the guests
>f Mrs. Walter I.zmer, In Macon, until
fter the Lltfle-Jordan wedding.
Hugh I-okry are nt
■ J. W. Man-
oseph Boyd -were In
Atlanta Friday on a short visit. They
returned to Griffin Saturday.
Miss Theodosia Morrison lift the city
a few days ago after a pleasant stny
In the city, where she was entertained
by Miss Irma llall.
Mra. A. W. 'Calhoun, Miss Harriett
Cnlhoun, Mra. Colquitt Carter, Mrs.
Thomas HInman and Mra. Marlon Hull
left Saturday for WrlghlsvUIe Bench.
Miss Rosalia Eubanks, of Atlanta,
and Mra. T. bl. Zetlars and family, of
Orantvllle, are spending two weeks at
Cumberland.
-Dr. and Mra. B. L. Morris and family
ars now at their summer home. East
View Cottage, at bit. Airy.
Mr. U D. Scott la In Vlrglnlx Mra.
Bcott and children are spending a few
days at her old home In Alabamx
Dr. W. L. Bcrugga has returned from
Rome, where ha attended the Yancey-
Harris wedding.
Wherever lie goes
frlendw!
Old men nnd women linve cheerful
"Good mornings, Mr. (find Hand." when
they nee him swinging down the street
vltn his fneo radiating sunshine and
ds words as cheerful as If they hsd
bloomed In gnidcns of the gods.
Young men and young women, know
ing him only through reputation, yet
admiring him for his geniality, shout
Mrs. lleriy Engllih will return on
Tuesday from Atlantic Beach.
Mr. Thomas Kenan Is In New York.
Mngnlflcont collection beautiful Pic
ture Postal Cards. It will Interest
you to so« this display. For salo by
PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY,
In Lobby Plodmont Hotel.
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rooming. "Hay,
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Just
OHAROED WITH OPERATING
AN ILLICIT DISTILLERY
ft'
blrs. S. L. Dallas la the guest of her
ft. M. Garner, at
Mrs. W. A. Williams and tha Mlsaea
Williams ars attending the summer In
Clarkesvllle, Ox
Mr. and Mra. Frank Lester ere now
residing at tha Ansonla apartment
house In New York.
Mra. J. H. Lhfie and children have
returned from Kewnan, where they
were the guests of Mra. N. K. Powell.
Mra. Inman Bandera and little bliss
Katherine Handera will spend neat
week In Corinth, Miss,
Mlsa Nannie Nlcolson Is In Mscon,
where she went to attend the Little-
Jordan wedding.
Miss Catherine Trigg, of Chattanoo-
_j, will arrive Sunday to visit her sit
ter, Mra. Andrew Calhoun.
Mlsa Isma Dooley Is the guest of
..lends In Macon. She went to attend
the Llttle-Jordan wedding.
Mlsa Catherine Trlggs will arrive
Sunday from Chattanooga to visit her
ilster, Mra. Andrew Calhoun.
Misses Christlni Melson and Eliza
beth Ramey have retamed from • visit
to Kewnan.
Mra. Hoyt le sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Brown.
_ » Ida V. Daniel Is visiting Dr. and
Mrs. W. A. Daniel at Thomaston.
Mra. H. B. Dunlop and her son. Hugh,
are visiting friends In Atlantx *'
Special to The Georgian.
Valdosta, a*., June l$.—'Walter Pre-
vatt, a youna man from Mitchell coun
ty, waa tried before United States
Commissioner It. R. Powell In thl*
city Thursday on the charge of oper
atlng an Illicit distillery, and bound
over under n $200 bond.
Profit*! father, J. H. Prevail,
■ryested some time ago and bound over
to the United Htntea court on the *nrn*
charge. The elder Prevatt protested
at the time of the trial that while the
still he waa charged with operating
waa found on hi* place, it waa the
property of his son, and that the lat
ter was tha man who had been muk*
Ing whisky.
JUDGE WEAVER DIE8
AT HIS GREEN8BORO HOME
Special to The Georgian.
Greensboro, On., June 1«.—Judge W.
M. Weaver died at hi* home Monday
morning. He waa one of the eldeat and
moat prominent citizens of Greensboro.
Ilia funeral waa largely attended, and
waa conducted by Dr. J. 8. Ifopklns,
of Athens, who waa hi* classmate, at
tendant at his marrloge many years
ago and hts lifelong friend.
Judge Weaver was a prominent Ms
son, and waa burled by their Impres
alva ceremony.
Roys and girl*. little toddlciN
running out to play for th** first
up Into hlH blight fare nnd get a
Million, Hud!" In return for their In-
tloiiH and Inno* * nt “Jialloa, AlUtcr
Gin.I Hand!"
Even tho dogn wag their lolls and
give diaCKlsh kIkim of delight when he
j.ns
the
sir
1Ih
them all by sight and glv
his name. If for n moment he utep*
Into u friend's house for a little « hnt
Hirl -11* down, th«* *•' * I ii 11* h|i1 tabby
rats Jump on his knee nnd purr rnn-
tentcdly, ns If they had known him nnd
wen* going to know him through every
on* of their nine live*.
Mr. Glad Hand get* the gind hand
. \ #*r\ w h«'i ••
There Is something so compellingly
ulnsoMH* ii If*» it him that you i an’t help
putting out your hand nnd saying in
your brightest tones: "Glad to see you,
Mr. Glad Hand" And you are glad to
vee him Vou wouldn't ml** seeing
Jilin for n k***k! many things this world
Inis to offer. Like the old woman in
th** niu-*i\ riivme, h*- “mnken music
nnd matedT wherever he gi>*e '*
It matters little
of his
•d the
Olai
lie hn
he ha
Ing them to himself. Ami th
he Is welcome everywhere.
H it on** 'Jn\, hn vou go o
street or come down to y*
(her** 111(-, I..- ii . loud I r
nnd there'e a darkneMM over e
Tho old men and the old w
very sober, the young men n
women are gather***! togethei
tora, but InMend of luughtei
Intense
felt: the chlldr
still, sitting out
trange, awe*)
ah. nnd
people.
the
rhstn
tree!*, and the
aws nnd any n>
Whet Is the t
mlr fares;
about the
ii> k their
WEDEMEYER’S BAND
AT GRANT PARK SUNDAY
visiting In Atlanta for several weeks.
Rev. Robert A. Kennedy I# In Ai
gusto.
Mr. Edmund Hhelby Is In Lcxuigto
Ky.
Wedemeyer's Concert band will ren
der a splendid program at Grant park
Hunday afternoon at ):I0 o’clock.
Following u the program:
March, “The Deal o* the Drum"—
HaHs.
Overturn, "Poet and Peasant"—
Hupp*
Hong. "Angel’s Serenade"—Drags.
Detection, "Bohemian Girt"—Haifa.
Intermezzo, "Cupldletta'’—Tobanl.
Intermission. * * IVT
Waltzes, “Dreams on tho Ocean”—|i, n
GungT L,
Mower song, “Hearts and Flowers" Utr
—To ban!.
Rejection, "ErnanI"—Verdi.
Medley selection, “The 81
O'Hare.
March. "Down Where the \Y
irger Flows"—Von Tllzer.
looking .»•**
Then—out o
Mr. Glad Hu
ing n piece
mourners go
People u»
But our hearts
e know that o'
emal of Mr. Gl
For he has com
tiling Is dark!
th** lintel of the do
Ghid Hit
<1 due t<
ishine in
trong faith
id has gone
those who
Death of Mr
I .Special to The (Jeoi
On account of the serious sickness
of Mrs. George C. Looney, the Sunny I
red In A
M * Lizzie Lyon wJJJ visit Mt-. O. South School, at 97 Washington, wifi Mr ft
Winston In West Point next week. [ m ,
friend- <tf N
Richardson r*g
th of Mr. Rlrha
Mi
Mrs. ilirry I5rlgg*
{not open till the 2d day of July.
phold f»*
. Richardson,
glun
». June IS. —Th#
lr nnd Mrs. Jamee
*-t to learn of tha
roeon. which «>ccur-
r^t'ay morning,
was taken sick In
•■*• ks ago with ty-
» carried to Atlanu*