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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TI KSMAV. JI NK M. 1W. Wg Make a Spccialtu of PROMPTNESS. iprescriptionsT FRANK EDMONDSON S BRO., DRUGGISTS. O OUTHERN SOCIETY IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES * WAREHOUSES Now It the time to build. No roofing no nenr ndnpteU to thla purpose ns Vulcanite. ►ep or iruer it e It to- Oood on atee| tint roofs, todny nnd use morrow. Itecnm- mended by the Nit ttonal Hoard of tin derwrftera and PoutbMstern Tariff ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents for Georgia. 29 and 31 South Pryor Street. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 1. C. GREENFIELD, Prttldtnl. C. h PEEK. Secretary. SUITE OF GEORGIA NOT^EPHESENTED LESTER’S PLACE ON COMMITTEE G0E8 TO SMALL OF NORTH CAROLINA. By rrlrnfe Lowil Wire. Washington, June 26.—Although mrmber* of the Georgia delegation In congrtai desired that Mr..Adamson be appointed on the rivera nnd harbors committee of the house to succeed the late rongressman Lester, the place will doubtless go to Mr. 8mall, of North Carolina. Representative Williams, leader of tile minority, having stated thst he was pledged to that gentleman. It Is expected, there fore, that Email will be chosen by the | speaker. Georgia has been represented on the committee for sixteen yenrs. There seems now no chance of the state continuing to bo represented. Going? ’Twill restore your youth, make you forget your troubles, add five years to your life. What? T. P. A. Outing Isle of Palms. Special leaves 8:30 p. m. Thursday. Georgia railroad. Ex-Conf.dsrate Dias. 6perlal to The Georgian. Spartanburg. S. C., June 26.—H. T. Ferguson, aged 62 years, an ex-Con- federate veteran, died at hla home on West Main atreet. He waa stricken with hemorrhage of the brain laat .Thursday evening. I The deceased wa,: for a number of years a whisky dispenser In this city, which position he held until the Insti tution was voted out of the county. NOTED PEARL HUNTER BEGINS NEW SEARCH ARKANSAS MAN FOUND MOST VALUABLE ONE EVER PUT ON THE MARKET. $500.00. The above reward will be paid for *uch evidence cs will lead to arrest and conviction of the party or parties who maliciously ent a number of wires on cable pole at corner of Peachtree and Seventh 7*treets, during Wednesday night. April 19, or Thursday morning, April 20. A like reward will be paid for tuch evidence as will lead to the ' arrest and conviction of any per- eon or persons maliciously inter fering with or destroying the property of this company, at any point Southern Bali Telephone and Telegraph Company, A- EPPS BROWN, General Manager. Special to The Georgian. Little Rock, Ark., June 26.—George Gilliland, one of the original discov erers of pearls In Black river. Is now operating on White river below Ctar- i nil'm. When the discovery of pearls In Black river was first made few under stood the value of the gems and Gilli land was among this number. Hla first pearls were disposed of at a frac tion of their real worth. He averaged finding n good pearl every three days, ami hnd sold quite a number, when he determined to try for higher prices on hla next lot. A few days after form ing this-resolution he found a larger and prettier pearl than any he had ever taken out, so he sent It to the dealer with the statement that he would take 21,160 for it, and fait that this waa a very fancy price. The dealer vary promply sent his check for 61,160. Later Gilliland saw the dealer and he told him he sold the pearl to Tif fany for 616,000. "But," said the deal er, “I waa aa big a fool for aelllng It to Tiffany for 616,000 sa^you were for selling It to me for 61,160.” The dealer went to New York to make the sale, anil felt that he had driven the bar gain of his life when he unloaded his pearl on Tiffany for 616,000, but hadn't gotten out of New York before he read In a paper where Tiffany had sold that Identical pearl for 666,000. Jt Is said to be, and still ranks, as the finest fresh water pearl ever discov ered. Boon after this transaction Gilliland quit hunting for pearls hlptself and went to buying from others. In three months he had made 17,000, and had the money In a bank. IJ.UUV, This money, he thought ample to satisfy his needs, and he abandoned his effects to accumulate and went to spending with rather a lavish band, for- In a few months his 67.000 was gone. He Is now digging sheila In White river. He hasn’t quite as much money aa ha had when at the height of his success as a pearl buyer, but he baa made something near 61,000 slnca Jan uary selling pearls. WILL SELECHLACE FOR NEATCONVENTION BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF COT TON MANUFACTURERS CALLED TO MEET. OPELIKA, ALA. Mr. T. Boothe Ingram, one of the ,11 'St popular and aurcessful young buslnc.-a men of the clly, waa joined In wedlock this neck to Mlsa Mabel Ponder, the second daughter of Mrs. Colonel Walter Johnson, of Oak Moun tain. Ga., the ceremony being perform ed at the home of the brldo in the pretty mountain village Thursday morning. Rev. William Taliaferro, pas tor of the First Baptist church of > •I'-1IL.,. p.-rfoi'm.-il ,l„- marriage i i'i - emony. Immediately after the cere mony Mr. and Mrs. Ingrntn boarded the train for Columbus, where they spent the day with Dr. ami Mrs. Charles A. Lorenz, the latter being n slater of the bride. The newly mar ried couple came over to Opelika on the afternoon train nnd will reside nt the home of Mr. B. F. Ingram on Rail road avenue. Miss Madge Fallnw, the charming daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. It. H. Fallnw, and Mr. J. W. Weaver, of Thurmond, West Virginia, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the parents of the bride, Rev. W. A. Taliaferro officiating. The ceremony took ptaeo In the spacious reception hall, which was decorated with ferns and smilax. The bridesmaid was a .-i-t'-i- of the bride, Miss Annie. Fallnw, while the best man was Mr. T. K. Weaver, of Pratt, West Virginia, a brother of the groom. The bridal party left on the evening train for their future home In Westvtrginla. Mrs. W. O. BrownBeld and daughter are the guests of Mrs. Brownfield's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ollmer. In Montgomery. Miss Belle Goldsmith, of Fort De posit. Is the attractive guest of Mrs. W. H. Holloway. D. L. Folsom, of Ridge Orove, attend ed the Epworth League conference at Penaacola last week, as tho delegato from Pierce Chapel. W. C. Hunter and family, of Roa noke, were In the city last week cn routo to Hogansvllte, Ga., for a visit. Miss Ava Reeves, of Molena, Ga., Is visiting Bliss Mattie Story, of near Chewacla. Dr. Jernlgan, of Birmingham, spending a few days with his son, Mr. H. C. Jernlgan. PII1M Special to The Georgian. Charlotte, K C., June 26.—It was nouneed here by Secretary Bryant, of the American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association that the board of govern ors would meet here next Saturday for the purpose of selecting a place of meeting for the next annual convention In 1607, the last convention having been held In Knoxville In May last. This will be the first meeting of the board a» constituted since the May meeting. President A. H. Lowe, of Fitchburg, Mass., is expected here Sat urday, as well as the chairman of the board of govemora, T. H. Rennie, of Granltevllle, S. C. A number of clttea will present in vitations to the board for the next convention, but It, is Impossible tr forecast the choice of the meeting Sat urday. . HEAR GOV. BOB TAY LOR BUILD CASTLES IN THE AIR AT WESLEY MEM. CHURCH THURS- . wyMMgiY Hair.,DAY NIGHT, JUNE 28TH. cured at bom* w*ib» TICKETS AT EDMOND- SFSffiJRSHsON’S DRUG STORE, 14 S. om«IiMx.prxoVsu««.'|jjj^oad ST. 50 AND 75c.| Recta, are visiting at Birmingham. Mrs. Kate Hudmon Cooper Is visiting In Atlanta. Sir. and Mrs. John M. Fletcher en tertained a few days ago at a 6 o’clock dinner In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jolly, of Downs, Ala. Mr. Jolty Is a brother of Mrs. Fletcher nnd with hll bride has been spending their honey moon at the country home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fletcher—’’Rossdale." The dining room was attractively decorated with flowers and green vines nnd plants. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Zn- bud Fletcher, Sir. nnd Mrs. H. T. Sanders, Sir. and Sirs. Robert Collins, Sirs. W. SI. Fletcher and Walter Fletcher and Philip Fletcher. Professor George White, Jr., who Is the principal of the Prattvlllo public schoots, stopped over In tho city a few days last week with friends while en route to his home In Sparta, Ga., for the summer vacation. I Sirs. Herren and Sllss Gladys Har well, of Dadevllle, were the guests lost week of Sira. Hugh SI. Wilson, pn North Eleventh street. Professor and Sirs. Robert Harrison, of Union Springs, who have been the guests of Opelika relatives, left last week for Tuscaloosa, where Professor Harrison will teach at the summer school of the University of Alabama. Profeaaor O. W. Brock, superintend ent of the Opelika public school*, left last week for Tuscaloosa to teach at the summer school. Miss Ethel Mays, who has been teaching at Ridge Grove, also was among the Opellkans who will be at .the school at the University of Alabama. At the home of the bride’s parents. Captain and Mrs. George w. Ellington, at Gold Hill, Miss Ludle Mao Elling ton nnd Mr. Reuben Cumble, of live Points, a popular young couple, were married. The ceremony was performed Thursday morning by Rev. C. J. Bur den, of near Lafayette, an uncle of the bride. The old Southern mansion was ■ bower of beauty In the pretty deco rations. Both young people are popu lar among a large circle of admiring friends and acquaintances and many handsome presents were displayed, which attested this fact. Their resi dence In the future will be at live Points, where the groom, hae a largo plantation. Misses Ruth and Edith Martin, of Columbus, who have been In West Point, the gueste of Mieses Epple Lee and Nena Scott, were here laat week returning to their homes. Mrs. J. C. Hanson hoe returned home from a visit with her lister, Mrs. B. L. Cox, In Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dowdell and Mies Virginia Dowdell were among the Ope llkans who attended the marriage of Miss Susie Thomas to Mr. Henry Reeves at Auburn Tuesday afternoon. •Mr. Henry Reeves, a prominent law- er of LaOrange, Os., and Mias Susie •homas, one of Auburn’s sweetest and moat popular belles, were united In marriage laat week at the beautiful suburban home of Mrs. E. C. Dowdell, In AUburn. The officiating minister waa Rev. C." Cornell, pastor of the First Methodist church of Auburn. Pretty decorations were seen through out the home, the parlor where the ceremony was performed being espe cially attractlvei To the strains or the wedding march played by Mias Mary Drake, Sira. George Wycroff, df Mla- Tucker, Weaver, J. A. Greene, Gay, E. M. Jones, Dorsey, Yarbrough, Smith, Peacock, B. W. Williams, Bchuesaler, .Mri'all, Ingram, Love, Burt, Hightower, Dickson, I.'-''. Watkins ami n-mdi-U, Mrs. Snmfortl was assisted In enter taining by Mrs. J. W. Williams, Mrs. A. M. Buchanan, Jr.. Misses Mary Hamford nnd Berta Bridge*. Major John G. Harris, of Montgom ery, who I- a i-aniitilnte for railroad commissioner, was In Opelika last week. Miss Carrie Samford Is here from Atlanta for a visit with her mother, Mrs. William J. Bamfonl. Berner Mil, assistant commandant at 111,- A 1*. I„ w ho Is als-' Instructor In nmthcm.itlos al that histltml.in, »n- with Opelika friends a day last week while en route to his homo at For syth. Ga.. for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hightower are on a pleasure trip to Interesting points In Florida. Mrs. C. J. Slewart and children are In Atlanta. A marriage recently occurred at Montgomery which Is of great Interest to Opellkans. ns the groom warn at one time n resident of this city. The marriage referred to was that of Mr. Thomas J. Plnckard, a well-known business man of Birmingham, to Miss Lucy Ledyard, a popular young lady of tho Capital City. After the cere mony Mr. and Mrs. Plnckard left for Colorado Springs. Upon (heir return to Alabamn they will be ct home In Birmingham. Next Wednesday afternoon the So cial Club will meet with Mrs. W. E. Hudmon on Geneva street. TOCCOA. Miss Ella Mao Henry, of Elberton; Mrs. W. Leo Harrell and children, of Macon, arc guests of Mrs. H. J. Cox. Misses gallic Mae nnd llerthn Scott have gone tor visits to Atlanta and Elberton. Miss Elizabeth Sherman, of Roswell, has been a guest of Miss Edna Graves the past week. Miss Sollle Harrison Is visiting friends nnd rclntlves In Atlanta.. Miss May Simpson Is visiting rela tives and friends In Anderson, S. C. Mrs. Walter Barnwell and children, of Atlanta, are guests of the Albemarlo for the summer. , Rev. and Mrs. John A. Simpson, of Plnevllle, Ky., nre visiting Mr. Simp son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simpson. Mrs. J. H. Ronnkor, of Tampa, Fla. Is a guest of hor parents, Captain and Mrs. A. fi. Scott. Eire. N. A. Fessenden attended the Btimey-Howell wedding In Madison nnd Is now visiting relatives In Au gusto. Bev. Mr. Boone, of Gainesville, spent Inst Sunday In Toccoa and preached morning nnd evening at the First Bap tlat church. Mayor John Wj Owen attended the I.cnguo of Georgia Municipalities, Which convened In Augusta Inst week. Mrs. E. W. Schaefer and Miss Car ter Schaefer-are visiting relatives and friends In Atlanta. Miss Mary’ Capps has returned from a visit to friends at Liberty, 8. C. Miss Allle Hayes, a teacher In the ..Jnlmma-Brenau 'College, of B Alabama, came hpmc Saturday for a short visit before going to Gnlnesvllle to attend the summer school at Brcnau College. . Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 8. Simpson and children have gone to Franklin Springs, N. t\, for nn extended stay. Mrs. W. II. ICckford, of Atlnnta, Is spending n few days with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Burgess, at the Al bemarle. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. S. Wooding, of Ilngnnsrille. were guest-, ,,f It. * Jnlm O. Logan's family recently. Md. Edward Schaerer Is visiting In Baltimore, Md., this week. Mr. D. E. Ilogshed spent last week at Franklin Springs. Misses Nells and Eliza Bright visited friends at Commerce last week. Little Miss Vera Hogshoa has been spending several weeks In Elberton. .Mr. Morgan .M-.hjnkln. of Hum.nil. Is visiting relatives and friends. Mis* '-n has I visiting Deerrnurt the past week. Professor Wilbur Calvin has been conducting the teachers’ Institute of Bartow county at Cartersvlllo the past week. Mrs. Gaston has as her guests her lil"!lu-l and Him • slut,-is of It.iyston Miss Annie Rnmplty, of Carnesvllle. Is \l"ltliig her n Inter. Mrs. A. I. I i I. I. •< Mrs. Richard Isbell and 1'hlldron have been visiting relatives at Carnesvlllo recently. * Miss Zella Phillips, of Csrnesvtlle, Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard Isbell. Mr. W. T. Balding has returned from a two works' stay In Athens. Miss Minnie May Burney, of Madi son, nnd Mr. Ctsrenes Ward Nowall, of Toccoa, were united In marriage on Wednesday at the heme of the bride. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nowell will make their home In Toccoa. White Oxfords at Muse’s. White Oxfords that have shape and style to them, with comfort and durability assured. Perhaps you’ve hesitated on the point of shape liness, but Muse’s has found the smart things for you. White Buckskin with leather welt and rubber bottom with no heel $5.00. Best White Capvas Blucher with graceful swing last and military heel h ... $3.50. Drab Canvas Blucher Oxfords ,....$■2.50. White Canvas High Shoes $2.50. White Oxfords for Little Folks Youths’, Little Gent’s and Children’s White Canvas . Blucher Oxfords: Sizes: Five to Eight....... $1.00. * Eight to Eleven $1.25. Eight to Two $1.50. MUSE’S "BLANCO” the White Cleaner. Metal Box with Sponge ....25c 3-5-7 Whitehall 8CHOOL8 AND C0LLEQE8. 8CHOOL8 AND COLLEGES. COLLEGE and Dp T V ATT Gainaiviile Conservatory U I\ SLe i w A V GEORGIA Twounarat! ln,tllutlonlun4«ronemtnaf.*t,nt. The Collate furnlatira high count la lanio>|r, literature, at knee and kindred aubjecta: family of JJ j aratl-equlpted labrratorlel. Tha ct ntervatnnr offer, bear advantafea In muifr, rlotutlnn, aa; apeda! comae and train let tlaaara for Mu,ir Teal lirra; JO Plan'll; two plj e meant I ni *11-,-iilf-it mnrert hell l„ the .unit. Bi-i ,11 had 27t t.iariWa I...I year, repreientlne IS italea. n-aullf-d bulldlnpi. Ideal locum. Altitude I.J0Q fear. Tee caialoeue, addtett A. W. VAN HIIOSK or II. J. I’KAItCK, Amo.-i.Io Hrald-nta. iList ,vn.i.r, flcumiiA , nlsatppl, matron of honor, and Mlss El la Thomnta, of Prattville, maid of hon or, ildtent of the bride, entered the parlor, followed by the bride and her father. The groom waa attended by hi* brother, Mr. Mad Ikon Reeve*, of Green ville, Ga. The bride la nn attractive blonde, and wait gowned in a beautiful toilette of while «tlk, prlnceme *tyle, trimmed In baby Irinh lace. The bride wa* assistant in the postolflee at the College City, and was admired by the entire community. Mr. and Mr*. Reeve* left on the evening train for I .aG range. their future home. Among the many hand»ome pr*»ent* wa* a •liver service preaenled by the bar of LaGrange, and an elegant water *ct, the gift of the board of deacon* of the Flret Bapttat church of LaGrange. Mr*. R. L. Sam ford wa* the charm ing hoaatea* to the Domino Club I ait Wednetaday afternoon at her residence on North Tenth atreet. The evening waa enjoyably *pent by the following: Meadames O. N. Hudmon. R. M. Greene, Jr.. Condon, Randolph. Dick. Carmack, Watt*, Fletchar. G. N. Hudmon. Jr.. Reynold* C. A. L Samford, Farley. Roberta, I villa. T HIRAM. J. Edgar Bodenhamer, of DecktUr, Waited frlende la the city Sunday. Mr*. Jot Lawler, of Atlanta, epant SlUldll -■ li.M I v •• I I • -. I n .■*. Mika Edna Hippo, of Birmingham, Ik the gueot of Mr*. W. W.Hunt, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph tfrnllh, of Villa Rtra. vlrited the latter'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Tidwell, Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. I. B. Rlehardion and their gue*t*. Ml use* Johnion and Tay lor, of Holton, Oa.: Ml** Stalworlh and Amo* E. nagadale, of Atlanta; Ml** Butter and Owen Parker, of Hiram, •pent Sunday afternoon at Llthla Springe. The entertainment given by Mini Pari* during the pait week wa* an an Joyable affair. T. It. Poole and wlf* apent Sunday with friend* In Amtell. MARIETTA. Mr. and Mra. Kelly Pope Allen, of Macon, apent aaveral day* her* thl* week. Ml*a Virginia Croaby baa returned home from Agno* Scott. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Brown anter- talned a number of friend* at a de lightful tea thla week. Itcglna Rambo I* Watting In Savannah. Mr*. Tolbort and Mlaa Tolbert, of in Franclaco. are Waiting Mr*. A.’C. Reynold*. Mr*. Hugh* la flatting her daughter. Sir*. Green, at Stockton, Ala. Mra. A. Reynold* and Mlaa Eliza hath ire Watting friend* in Naab- Th,- Young Matron*' Bridge Club wa* OOOOOOMPOOPWMOIMflagBflPBBgaBgflBOOagaqPOlWBBBqOOUOaooOOggCi TCH ’•'“T* NATHAN’S VIE WANTED A BOOK-KEEPER AND 8TEN08RAPHER WHO HAS ATTENDED THE SOUTHERN SHORTHAND and ATLANTA,QA The Leadlno Butlnent School of fho South. OOK-KEKPINO, Bhorthtnd and com f ileto Knirllih Department!. Orel 0,000nraduatee; tOOetodenie »nn» W let® Englleh Departmente. Over O.OOOffraituatee; 500etodenie annu ally. IWelTca from two to fl?• ppiicatlon* drily for offlre a«etnant«. Fn- or»e<i by Gorernora, Beoatpra, Hankers. nrofeMloaa! and bualnraa men. Ita Dip loma l*a rare paeapori tom goodpc»ltlr>n Enter now. Catalogue free. Mention thla paper, addreaa A. C. BRIICOf. Prut. or L W. ARNOLD, V.Prett., Atlanta. Ga. FREE BY > MAIL BOOKKEEPING AND SHORTHAND :o FI YK (temona la earh count y. dmlring to taka ;><’rnotial lust motion, who will within uu dajre rllji and HEND thla noth'® to either of ORAUCHON'S 3&utineMf€<rfkgeb ATLANTA. 122 Paachtrea. Piedmont HoU( Block. Columbia or Montgomery. _We alen b-ech BY MAIL raoeeMfnlly. of BEFLX7> Mosey. Law, J’onrnMaithlp, Arlth- metlo, Latter-Writing, Drawing, Cartooning, fttiMinea* Engllah, Hanking, etc. College In IS HtHtert. *300,000.00 iL 17 yonra* auooeaa. XadomdT by boat, j.— ^n»n. So Tfh-mtlan; enter «nv time. Write for catalog fOIIDflll nocurod or BOM! If f Ullll. YOU MUST ln.;M*rtn«tIl..m*Htu,lr KllKR, — — —■ g write now, thtxa: ** Ideal re to know AMUSEMENTS CASINO TONIGHT—MATINEE TUESDAY. VAUDEVILLE MML THERE8E REN2. Intfodm Ing lier Arabian Hornet. Brother* Meera. « Leroy Si Woodford, Chadwick Trio. Cemeragraph, Waterbury Broa. arvl Tenney. Bale at Grand box office. RACES WALTHOUR vs. MORAN MOTOR PACED COLISEUM—Tonight ml Tomorrow Night Admission 35c., Reserved Setts 35c. extra. Ticket, on tele at Goodrum'*. Thla will bo Walthour’a laat appear- mice. entertained nn Tueaday afternoon by Mra. T. M. Ilurmby, Jr. After tha gam* a aalad course, followed by Ice*, waa oarvtd. The Ladlaa' Afternoon Euchre Club met with Mr*. Jordan Black on Thura- day afternoon. A aalad couroe waa aarvad and the afternoon greatly en joyed by all. The flret prize, a book, waa won by Mra. Caldwell, and tha aerond, a card case with cards, was won by Mra. Richard Joyner. Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Brumby are apendlng the rummer at the realdene* of Mr. and Mrs. Bolan Brumby, lurch atreet. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hall entertain tew friend* on Tuaaday evening. OREEN8BORO. Mr*. II. A. 11*11 retimed Friday visit to her Mother at lagh'dile. Mlaare tlrtiM* and Walker, of White I'lalna, and Mlaa Annie Smith, of Sparta, whn am — —— daughter. Agnea, apent Seadey In Mnxeya About tweaty amatol* d w t t. p. II. attended the contention In Atlanta. | They ware rbaperdued by Mra A. F. O'Kelley, Mra. J. II. Moncrlef. Ml,a Helen Davie, Ml** U*Ofgl» Arnold and Mr*. A. M. Bennett. Mlaa Annin Davlonn, or Woodvlllo, I* vleltlng Mra. (I. A. Merritt. Ulna Mamin Ilnynea bn* returned from Uaarn villa. The parly that bn* been remplng nl te Kllllhro'n mill returned Nnturdey. They d n drllgbtfnl Muir Baking, hunting, rid- r nnd boating. The party linlml-l the following; Mr. nad Mra it. ('. Wright. DONCE DELEOkl i PWRK M DIRECTION JAKE WELLS, FmUnl THE CARDEN SPOT Of Atlanta. BANO CONCERTS TWICE OAILV. See OSTRICH Firm from * and Mlm Annie ffraltb, of Apart Quite n party from here marriage. ««g. «im so*. Will Prior aM Mlaa Annie IJrtor, of -r * Mr * Sgm Cffdr baa returns! from Arkauara. where abe baa lewi attending Hbe waa accompanied t»y ber aunt, jfr.°and Mra. John Itoawell ami Howard MrKommona. ■»£ M. t.\ Tbotupaon art at 'Mined her Him* nunitM-r ‘»f the itaiy aebool elate and a number oi .... jroangrr net at an old-faobloned Hoalbern barberue nt Rowden'a Pond on Friday. LaljW-r Kmjtb^baa^xu/ie fo.rJaJt rvfatt ,ma left Tt.e.lay to attend — — Lyeaa He will Atlanta before ■'Sfr^TV loft to b«*r a Mr. A. A. Ponder lef U brother’* marriage tadt Foraytb, Macon jggfa Brooka returned from Lexlngt Sn. ir y yjamr. of AtlsntM. ha* retnr/n-w h»»« after a tlatt to Mra. It. V. Mo Mlaa Ann* Lewfi lef: thla week fer an estetnled trip to Ohio, Philadelphia amt other Beaten* rltiee. Albert King, who hae been attending •ilcgto In Florida, baa returned boum for In. Cloud’ anent Huoday with r-ia«lre« In CmwfordrtiJe, Captain uud Mra. II. V. Hurt and their Bryaat, P**«ee Brown nnd Jam,* Kyle Smith ha* returned from the. Ui verolty of Georgia nt Athena Mr. nnd Mra Jack Branch nnd non. Atlanta, are risking Mr*. Bettle Brnnrh. Mra Griffith and 'laughter, of Athena nr* vIMtbig her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. B. Branch. Mr. Uriinth »|ieut tiuudiy 1th IbMa, On* #f Gw awnt delightful parti.* er.r given In Greeanlmro wn* the ’’MlncelUn- Shower" jriren by Minn bella J.rulgnn W rdnewlay aflrrlionn fa honor of MlM Annie (irfawa, wboan marrl.ge will taka place Jane 27. Miami Him fee Thornton and I.iwy J.rulgnn aerved dell, loon pot. It In (tie dining room, which win lighted t>y nllrpr i .tod. tnlirn nnd daroni-l wllft S. An each gu--«t entered the tmll were naked to register In. th« brid*'* Mlsaea Annie Ijalun and Marlon . .prenented the bride with many ■**> («! gtftn given he» by her friend. After this nb.rhert n*<l riwmpngne ..... •ewed. Thnae prenent were Merritt. Mr. Fe ll - if alt. 1 lilt irotanl 1st IWtIGfr. 0.1.m. Mw. A ski... c,(*t,«. .fitwai, [1 ld«o ... S.wrtitll- •t« »t S.rft (itnltiH, ; TIm Onl| KmI*i ImC-. tail la *Mf|ii. 235 Capitol AN., ATLANTA, 8A. Southern Home Pur* Lead and Zlno Paint*, Pur* Putty, Varnish**, Oil Color*, Window and Plate Glass. Wholesale and retail. F. J. COOLEDQE ti BRO., LAWRENCEVILLE. rn Andreu * left Friday foi nf Chtp!»y. II. McGee. ■ ml Kola Ct ran Frmale ' - o. Jr . rini-'-i Merritt. Mr*. K. II. Armor, Ml**e* Grilm «. I parent* here ln*t w-ck. A. Hmltk. It,tile tv,Her. A. IntTlBM, F I Itev. J. II llirlo-r I"I« returned from the S “ Jnetoo*. 11*11, II. Smith, I In til,, and Koo'herti llapllnt Threluglenl S,-tulunry. ttrion I'nrk. Jennie Kvaam Mnry Cwpa-' Lnatavttle. Ky. a. Wl nad nil** Armor rile li-irn llr. V O. II- i-kln« ntteoded the nnmul Mrt. Blnke lib her*. Addle Kopeinu. BvU. awetlmi «i the i,.->rgla d.-oiliu at Havia- Armor, Sara tee. | nnh last wee*. ATLANTA MATTRESS CO„ 171 rtedmont Avenue. RENOVATING