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DOAK-FOLGER. The horn* of Dr. and Mr*. T. W. Fol*or, at Central, Qa., wo* the scene of a beautiful wedding Wedneaday, when their daughter, Floy, and Dr. R R Donk, of I.'aahvllle, were united In marriage. Promptly at 11:44 o'clock Rev. Dren nen, who performed the ceremony, took hla place In the parlor, followed by i he bridal party, the little lfleaee Jessie Morgan and Barbara Clapp forming an alele with white ribbon* and dal*!**. Ml*. Lila Folger, the elater of the Pride, and Ml** Murphy were the bridesmaid*. The bride waa. charming In a cream i repo da chine gown, mad* In prince*** etyle, with bolero effect, elaborately trimmed In applique and old lac* Green and white waa the color achem* weed in the parlor, and waa carried out with beautiful palm* fern* and floral deelgna In dalalea. After the ceremony a datldoua lunch' eon waa aenred In the dining room. Thla wedding la of particular Inter ret on account of the prominence of th* bride and groom. Ml** Folger haa been a very aucceaaful teacher in Chi- corn and Cog college* and Dr. Dock la a apeclallat In Naahvill*, and a lec turer In th* Vanderbilt University- The young couple left on the after- Ua l — U m tnnnfh'g eigV In (ha noon train for a month'* atay In th* mountain* of East Tenneaaee, after which they will go to their home In Nashville.—Greenville New*. KINQ8BERRY-C0LEMAN. Mr. and Mr*. William Allen Coleman, of Carrollton. On., have announced th* engagement of their daughter, Laura Gantt, to Edwin Cleveland Klngaberry, Of Atlanta, Oa, the marriage to be a very quiet on*, at the home of the bride, Auguat I. WHITMOREPEARCE. Hpeelel to The Oeorglan. Waahlngton, D. C. July f.—Mr. and Mr*. Chrlatlan 8. Pearce, of Waahlng ton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mlaa Marla Chrlatln* Pearce, and Mr. Harold Burton Whitmore, of Hartford. Conn. The wedding will take place In the autumn at th* bride'* home In Waahlngton. The Pearce family I* an old and well-known one in Kentucky. Mr. Whitmore la a prominent bualneaa man of Hartfprd. Mlaa Pearce'* older alater, Mlaa Anna Pearce, married Mr. Antony Brown, formerly of Naahvllle, and Mr. and hrra. Brown and llttl* daughter* are now living In Atlanta with Mr. Brown'* parent* Mr. and Mr*. Frederick W. I < rown. who hare leaaed "Sutherland,' the h’atorlo John B. Gordon home, near Atin.itn. Mr*. Chrlatlan Pearce la now on n vlalt there to her little grand daughter*, and Mr*. Brown I* attending eeveral week* In Waahlngton with' her •later. IN HONOR OF VISIT0R8. Tneeday afternoon, Mlaa Ruth Par ker, of Macon, Mlae Lola Murphy, of Phoenix, Arixona, and Mia* Lo*b, of Charleston, will be the gueela of honor at a card party which le to be given by Mias Penelope Clark* at her home on North Boulevard. Mlaa Clarke will be aaaiated In entertaining her gueata by her mother, and by her elatar. Mlaa France* Clark. Thirty- five or forty gueeta have been Invited. TO MRS. SNEED. Saturday evening Mr. and Mr*. Ed ward Brown entertained Informally at dinner In honor of Mr*. Perctval Kneed, who la being warmly welcomed .18 Atlanta, after two year*' absence In the East. Th* occaalon brought to gether ten congenial friend*—Mra Per- rival Sneed, Mr. and Mra. John King Ottley, Judge and Mra. Don Pardee, Mrs. E. M. McCabe, Mlae Kafharlne Jackson, of Augusta, Mra W. W. Thomas. MR. AND MRS. AUSTELL ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mr*. William W. Amtell en tertained Saturday evening at a charm ing. but Informal, dinner party, at their home on Spruce street, Inman Park. A few congenial friends enjoyed the delightful hospitality of Mr. and Mra Austell. AMERICANS DRESS BEST. "Americans aa a rule drees far bet ter and more amartly than Europeans" flgrtore* a Parle paper. Nettled, perhaps by that assertion, a London paper sent a reporter out to Interview authorities on dress end got this admission from Frederick Bus- worth. a widely known court costumer and tailor: "Comparing-the American business men and women, who go every morn ing to th* city end return every even- ling with our Loodon crowds the fonn- ' er are decidedly neater In appearance. Th* American women, ton, ehow more •daintiness and what I might call sense of fitness In choice of material, making <u> and In the way of displaying It to the very boat advantaga English wo- He even of th* most cultured classes, do not show that Invariable excellent : taste In dress which almost every American woman shows" ATTRACTIVE VI8ITOR8. The presence of several attractive visitors in Atlanta will be the 04—Inn thla week of much gayety among th* younger set. Miss Ruth Parker, of Macon, who has been the pretty and popular guest of Miss Elisa Charleston, who Is visiting Miss Elisa- Mllbrey Keith and Mildred 1 Smith: PLUCKY BRIDE PROVES GOOD SAILOR Photograph of Mra. (Irorae W. Boblnsnn, the plucky bride who mado tba trip on board the "Gauntlet" from New York to Bermuda for the Upton cup. A diagram on the uppsr right shows how she single-bended caught s seven- foot shark, suit below Is a photograph of tbs tiny cook stove on boord tbo "UnnnUst.'' bath Bchlsnlnger, many pleasant affaire are being planned. Mice Lois Murphy la the guest of Mlaa Laura Kartell*, and Mlae Elisabeth' Davison has with her a trio of attractive girls. Miss Edith Dunson'a gueata. Misses Wright and Dttnaon, will be guests of honor at several Informal parti** thla waek. Mlaa Huasn Hpaldlng will entertain huraday evening In honor of her lend. Mica Kltaan. Mlaa Charles Owen*, who haa spent a week with Mlaa Frances Connally, will visit Mlaa Elisabeth Rawson thla week. IN HONOR OF MI8S HAQAN. Mr.' and Mr*. Fred Rooney enter tained at a delightful dinner party at Durand's' Saturday evening, In honor of Mtoa Louis* Hagan/ of Hoboken, N. Y.. who la lb* guest of Mrs. Rooney. Among the guest* ware Mias Rooney, Mlaa June Itoonay and Mr. John Rooney. KINO’S DAUGHTERS AND 80N8. Mr. and Mra. 8. W. Olllett enter tained Circle No. I, the King’s Daugh ter* and Sons, at their new home, 88 Culberson street- The annuel election of officers resulted as follow*: Mrs. C. P. Gores, leader: Mlsa Jo* Randall, vice leader: Mra A. Btaub, secretary; Mra Paul Green, assistant secretary; Mra W. O. Ballard, treasurer; Mrs. 8. W. Glllelt, corresponding secretary; Mra. Jake Blodgett, assistant corresponding secretary. A pleasing and unexpected feature of the meeting was the presentation by member* of the circle of many hand some and useful articles to Mrs. Gll- It-tt, who has only recently gone to housekeeping. Refreshments were served, which concluded a very delightful afternoon. MI8S EULA JACKSON IS ENTERTAINED IN NA8HVILLE Little Mies Ruin Jackson, of Atlanta, who Is here with her 'mother; ’ Mr*. Henry 8. Jackson, for a visit to Naah vill* rale lives, waa the honor guest of _ picnic at Weatover Plantation today, given by her young cousin, Mlaa Eunice Jackaun. The merry company of little girl* went out at V: 30 o'clock and were met by the lioatesa, Baxter Jttckann and Macon Klrkman, with conveyances at the end of the Wart Naahvllle car line, for the drive to the Baxter coun ty home. Frapp* was served on the porch and later games were enjoyed on the lawn. Several ponies were on hand for rides for the happy company who were serv ed a tempting luncheon picnic fashion noon. Besides the honors* and those al ready mentioned there were present: Mlsae* Evelyn Douglas, Mary' Torn Warner. Ellon Thomas, Jean Morgan; .Emma Morrow Anderson, Elsa McGill, Elisabeth Overtoil Elisabeth Ransom, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 All communications Intended 0 for the society department of O the Saturday Issue of The Geor- 0 glen must reach the office be- O fore 11 o'clock Saturday Atom- 0 Ing In order to Insure publics- O tlon. O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO able for it* richness of detail and weight of metal than for Its artistic beauty, waa paid for by penny sub srriptlons. so that the statement that It waa "presented by th* people France" acquires a curious and almost literal slgnlllcar.ee. The vase classic form, with fluted tendril hen dies springing from a lion's mask. On th* body of the vase are two winged figures representing the fine art* and Industry, holding a scroll on wblcb th* following Inscription: "France to General Lafayette.” 1 th* other side Is the date, 1IS0. Th* pedestal Is square shaped, with sunken rectangular panels, and with allegori cal statuettes of liberty. Justice, strength and equality at th* corners. Th# subjects represented In finely chased relief on four rectangular plaques are the surrender of Corn wallls at Torktown, th* federation o 1780 showing General Lafayette pre srntlng the Due ITOrleans, lieutenant general of the kingdom, to th* people, and th* distribution of colors to tb* Pari* national guard on August II, 1SSA Both vase and buat war* exhibited early this yaar at the London Weat End gallery, where It seemed to have es caped the attention of those who are Interested In American bletorlcal relics ORDER 0LD-FA8HI0NED WOMEN Of especial Interest to Naahvllle wo men. saya The Nasbvllle Banner, waa the leading article In the Ladles' Home Journal of July entitled “An Order of Old-Faahloned Women," written Mra. Thaddeua Horton, of Atlanta, who la well known to Naahvllle dety, describing an organisation ten young matrons In that city which has proved a potent factor for good In the life of that progressive South ern city. Among th* ten le Mrs. Rob ert F. Maddox, of Atlanta, formerly Mlaa Lollle Baxter, of Naahvllle, daughter of Mr. and Mra Nat Baxter. The article, which I* very readable, Is Illustrated with charming picture* of compose the membership, each taken with her children, that of Mra. Maddox and her two handsome little sons be- Maaters Robert Maddox and Howell Jackson, of Atlanta, and Robert F. Jackson, Jr.—Naahvill* Banner. TALLY-HO PARTY. Saturday a number of congenial peo ple formed a tally-bo party to Buck head, leaving town late In the after, noon and lunching at a beautiful spot on Howell Mill road before returning. Mr. and Mra O. Thomas Latimer act ed as chaperones, and those who com- poaed the party were Mr*. Finney, Misses Edith Little, Lucy May Howald, Bailie B. Huddleston, Amelia May lilt ley, Margaret Joyner, Lola Holllnga worth, Nellie Hollingsworth, Sarah Freeman, Ruby Freeman, Suean Steph ens, Patti Harrison, Talbot Harrison, Aurusta Beal*, Haiti* Peavy, Lola Freeman and Mary Georgs; Messrs. Clifford Sorrows, John Baidal, Henry Pearce end Armstrong. 8UNDAY 8CHOOL PICNIC. Mlaa Davies' Sunday school class at Trinity Church wilt give a moonlight picnic Thursday evening at Grant park In honor of the Young Men Helpers' Class. Judge and Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. K. Hill will act aa chaperons The party will meet at 7 o’clock at the home of Miss Talley. ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Woman's Home Mission nt the Payne Memorial Church will meet at the church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. All member* ere urged to be present. ‘PHONE US' BROWN & ALLEN Reliable Druggists, 24 WHITEHALL. STREET. We Send for Prescriptions and Deliver Free Candy 80c Pound SURPRISE PARTY. Miss Jennie Owen waa given a sur prise party Saturday evening at her home on Johnson avenue Those pres ent were: Mlaa Ernestine Randal, Mias Grace Terry. Miss Blanch* Mc- Knlght. Miss Hayden McKnlght. Mlaa Kathleen Douglas, Miss Llbt* Ewing, Mlsa Verna Euvee, Mlaa Kudora Spence, Mlaa Ethel Marbury, Mlaa Ed na Mooney, Mlsa Barbara Hunter, Miss Mabel Jones, Mr. Clyde Evans, Mr. Matvln Rauschenberg, Mr. Hugh Trot- tl. Mr. Ernest TrottL Mr. Jullua Trout, Mr. Morris Ewing, Mr. Walter Smith, Mr. Wllllam-Jenklns, Mr. Vnnce llunt- Mr. Joe Tllltngham, Mr. Eugene «r, jur a 111 hi m 11 «•• • i, stir. CiUieno Wgrllck, .Mr. Roy Wilson, Mr. Carlisle Smith. Mr. David Ktstaer. Mr. Frank McGunhee. RELICS OF REVOLUTION TO BE SOLD IN LONDON. An exhlblton of relics and souvenirs will be sold on Tueedey, July J, at Christie'-, In London, that should prove of exceptional Interest to American col lectors. The Aral thirty-two lota men tioned In the catalogue are all connect ed with the American war of Independ ence and more particularly with the Marquis de Lafayette, John Quincy Adams, Henry Cloy, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Washington and James Mon- From the artistic point of view the chief feature nf the sale will be-the Mfe-slte bust op George Washington by F. L. J. Ptlon, executed In ’ statuary marble. Washington la represented In a military tunic draped with a cloak. On the base Is the Inscription: "No quid detrimentl rapist res publico." Besides this there la e monumental vase of silver gill made by Frnncon- 1 nler and presented by the people of 1 France In 1114 to th* Marquis Lafay- lette. It Is worthy of note that this 'gigantic vase, which I* more remark- story of the founding of the or der Is most entertainingly told, and to women wearying of the monotony of a lit? of luxury and pleasure-seeking. It may give some valuable hints The order sprang out of a luncheon club organised by four prominent loaders In Atlanta society, who had been schoolmates and close friends during their girlhoods, and whose Intimacy continued after their marriages. Each succeeding hostess of th* club tried to outdo her predecessor In th* elegance of her entertaining, until finally some of the most far-seeing of the member* bgan to perceive that th* purpose of their meetings waa fast being lost In a spirit of formality. At th* last of tbese formal lunch eons, which bad been most elaborate and elegant, a swift decision was made to abandon such entertainments and Instead to organise a charitable club, where th* purpose of enjoyment should not be considered, but whose object should be doing komethlng for other*. The happiness these young women have obtained In their service for oth ers haa bean Incalculable, and they have aided hundreds of unfortunate*. They first ntr weekly Ilk* the old fashioned women they claimed to be, tor plain sawing for the poor and In mates of hospitals and later they be came ambitious to do something per manent for their special work. The reault of this la a splendidly equipped ward In the Grady hospital In Atlanta, built and furnished en tirely through th* efforts of tha d* voted band of woman. In November, 1*47, the work of raising funds for the ward waa launched by a brilliant entertainment at th* Grand opera house In Atlanta, and on May 7, 1441, the corner stone waa laid with much cere mony. Today the ward, fitted up with every convenience, la a boon to th* city where It I* located. It coat over 114,444, and the women who made this money, who first Inaugurated their charity work In such a small way. proved their business enterprise. To read of th* methods In which they raised th* money for th* ward la moat Interesting. Besides two great extrav agantas, a large children 1 * party waa given. Another method was e eel* of old mahogany Juet at the right mo ment when the popular taste waa key ed to an appreciation of antique fur niture. On another occasion they had charge of a large dry goods store In Atlanta for one day, and received they moat excel, and of thla depart ment of the work Mrs. Horton says very cleverly: “Now, there was Sentimental Tom my. After he mlaaod the prise |n the composition contest tvan Elapeth lost faith In him. "Tommy,' aha said, ruefully, "you never will 'mount to nothing.' '“Yea, I will, Elapeth,' said Tommy, the redoubtable. ‘If I could Just find something I liked to do.’ "This speech, so clearly from the heart, embodies the secret of moat hu man successes. In th* giving of ba- saara the member* of the order found something they liked to do.' Their big extravaganzas ware greater money makers; but In point of artistic merit the basaara had every advantage. The ten are great traveler*, and as fash ionable women In touch with new Ideas, all of which are grtat to their mill, their appreciation of in* beauti ful le not less then their Inventive ability and executive talent. Any thing once seen by them can be repro duced. By dividing up th* besear work each member did the thing ehe liked to do, One of th* ten 1* a won derful designer nf baby caps. An other ha* a gift for drawing dolls and has dressed thousands of them. Btlll another has a genius—It can be called nothing lees—for pincushions; an other for lampshade*. On* member of the order Is. It le said, gifted above ell others. 8he cen do anything end do It perfectly. Another would have made her fortune as a merchant. She ha* th* knack of picking up smart trl flee nf ever)' description, which tell to enormous advantage. "Thee* basaara, which ere held by the order every t’hrtetmea, have be come annuel social features enttcl- Value in Presents. The best business principle—that which' eaters to the demand for vain* —to our principle, end It's a telling one at thla time of wedding presents. DAVIS & FREEMAN, Jewelers. Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb. Later they be Joined by Mr. W. D. Ellis and by Mr. and Mra Rutherford Lipscomb. During the summer Mrs. Lipscomb' cottage will be. as uaual, the center of a very charming social life. Mr. J. M. High returned to Atlanta Monday morning from Wrightavllle Beach, N. C, where he has been for several week*. Mr. High Is greatly Improved In health and hla many friends were delighted at the oppor- tunlty t-> •-ongratuiuie him. Mr. High will remain In 'he city for some time. Mlaa Jimmie Owen will leave Mon day afternoon to vlalt relative* Youngstown, Ohio. She will be ac companied by her mother, and they will visit many point of Interest In the North before returning to Atlanta. Mlasea Emma Scott Bessie Scott Chpndler, Kathleen Colley and saveral other young women, who are members of th* same party, are spending some time In Africa, before going to Spain and Italy. Mlaa Berta Mae Donaldson, Mlsa nle Lou Collier, Mr. Clarks Donaldson and Mr. A. Y. Evln* left Saturday for Anderaon, 8. C., where they will attend the houae party of Mlsa Minnie Payne. Mra. W. R. McClelland and little eon, W. R. McClelland, Jr, left the city Monday morning for Indianapolis, Ind., whera they will remain during ths month of July. Mra. T. E. Fortson and Mlaa Mary Fort son, of Washington, G*., will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Fortson during the week. Miss Ruth Parker, who has boon the attractive guest of Miss Elisabeth Os borne, win leave Wednesday for her horns In Macon. Mrs. W. H. Parsons and Mr*. Marion Jackson and children have- returned from Marietta, where they visited Mrs. Wllmer Moore. Mrs. Harry Krouse haa returned to Atlanta, after spending a month In Asheville and the mountains of North Carolina. Mra C. F. Price, after a visit of a few days to Mr. and Mra Alfred Truitt, has returned to her home at Carters- villa. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Gladney spent Sunday In ths city en route to Gaines ville, where they will make their home. Miss Hattie Price came down from Cartersvllle on Friday to spend some time with Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Truitt. Mlsa Nannie Hamilton, of Blrming ham. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hugh M. Tokey, on Fourteenth street Mra. Evans, of Augusta, Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Haralson BTeck ley, at her home on Courtland street. Mr. and Mra John Wayte and chil dren will leave thte week for Toccoa, where they will spend several weeks. Mra. Juna Bailey haa returned from a visit to her parents. Dr. and Mra. J. T. Culpepper, at Thomaaville. Mra Brown, who has been visiting her daughter, Mra. J. O. Hollenbeck, haa returned to her home In Ohio. Mra. F. B. Dancy, Mlsa Ella Dancy and Mr. Frank Dancy, Jr., leave Frt day for Warm 8prtngs. Mra. Nathaniel F. Jackson has re turned from ‘an extended visit to Ma con, Savannah and Tybee. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Llghtner are •pending a few weeks In tha moun tains of North Carolina. The Misses Nsal have returned to their home at Cartersvllle, after a vlalt to friends In Atlanta. Mlaa Lumpkin, of Carieravllte, to ths guest of -Mrs. W. H. Howard, at her tome on North avenue. Mra Georgia Starks and Miss Nora Bells Stsrke are spending th* summer at Fern bank. Mra. Z. D. Harrison and Mlaa Emily Harrison art a pend Ing some time In the Eaat. Mr. and Mra Edward C. Patera and Mr. Wimberly Peters are at Warm Springs. Mlaa Effie Walker will leave In a few days for a vlalt to Indian Springs Mra John C. Alien Is visiting Mlsa Eattlle Anderaon at Washington, Ga. Mr. N. F. Jackson haa returned from business trip to south Georgia. Mra Robert Bryan Harrison spending eeveral weeks at Erie, Pa. Judge and Mra. Don Pardee will leave Tuesday tor Warm Springs. Mr. and Mra. E. B. Caraon have taken an apartment at the Traylor. WHITESBURG, GA. [Mr* Ralph Northern served punch. Saveral teachera from Whlteaburg - Among others ueeletlng Mr*. DuPre and vicinity attended the Carroll wero Mrs. Dan Anderson. Mrs. N. D. County Teachers' Institute, held in j Anderson, Mra Fred Morris, Mrs. Al- Carrollton during the past week. Rov. R. it. Stevens la spending sev eral days In Newnan, with his sla ter, Mra. D. F. Brewster. Mrs. P. A. Boykin and children are visiting Mra. Boykin's mother, at East Point, Ga. Mlaa Mattie Copeland, who haa been In Villa Rica for some time, haa re turned home. Miss Clyde Almon visited relatives In Newnan the past week. Professor V. D. Whatley and family left the latter part of the week for their future home, at Llnevlller Ala. Profes sor Whatley haa been the president of Hutcheson college, at thla place, for the past two yean, and haa many frienda here, who regret to see him and hla excellent family leave our town. Mr. 8. T. Stevens made a bualneaa trip to Atlanta last Thursday. J. W. Houston waa called to Luthera- vllte, Ga., this week to see a relative, who la very III. Misses Llszl* Stevens and Mary Watklna visited Newnan Thursday, where they were the gueata of Miss Ona Cavender at a spend-the-day par ty. B. H. Durrett. a popular merchant of Bowdon, waa In the city a day or two this week. George McBreyer and Henry Steven* are In Atlanta for a few days. Clarence Merck and family will leave the latter part of thla week for Eaat Point, where they will make their home In the future. Mrs. C. T. Bailey returned to her home In Newnan Thursday, after apendlng some time with relatives in the city. Dr. G. W. Burnett U preparing havo erected a new brick building for a drag store. Work will begin on the new building In a few days. JEFFER80N. Sheriff William T. Stevens continues quite 111. Hon. J. N. Twltty, of Gainesville, waa In the city Wedneaday. Mr. C. I-. McMillan returned Tues day from Sparta and. other point* of Interest. Mrs. a. 8. Hancock, of Athena, to the guest of. her daughter, Mra. Sam Kel ley. who Is III with fever. Mra. E. J. Daniel and Mies Kate Randolph have been vlaltlna at the home of Mr. and Mra. H. N. Rainey, at Mulberry, this week. Mra. H. F. Branham and Mlaa C. B. Branham left Monday for Covington and other points, where they will spend the summer. Dr. Edd M. Mathews, of Florence, 8. , Is vlaltlng relatives here thla week. Hla Georgia frienda are always glad to welcome him home. Mrs. W. A. Watson and Mlsa Callle Watson attended ' the funeral of Mr. McAlpIn, at Athena, Thursday. Mra. J. R. Bullock and daughter, Manlto, returned to their home In Dan- telsvllle thla week, accompanied by Mlsa LaTrelle Williamson. Mra John O. Stockton and Mlaa An nie Stockton are visiting relatives In the country. Mra. P. B. Matthews continues to Im prove slowly. Mra. P. A. Carter la on a vlalt to Mra J. L. Hudson, In Atlanta. Mr. H. W. Bell, Jr., visited home folks Sunday last. Harry Douglass, the baby boy of Mr. and Mra. R. B. Maxwell, has been very alck. MEDA, GA. Mr. Nlsbet Park, of Atlanta, spent a few days here recently. Mr. Burnett Harris, of Savannah, will vlalt relatlvaa here next week. Mis* Lila Park haa returned from a visit to Atlanta Misses Mattie and Louise Edmond son spent several days In Eatonton thla week. Mra. E. M. Hudson la receiving a moat cordial welcome here. Mlaa Fannie Lee Carter, of Had dock, la visiting relative* and frienda here. Mr. Oscar Turner haa returned from a business trip to Macon. Miss Josl* Reid baa retumad to Eatonton after being delightfully en tertained here. Mra. R. N. Etheridge, of Jackson, will be the gueet of the Misses Edmund- aon for some time. Miss Bondle Leak, of Atlanta, will vlalt relatives her* next week. Mlsa May Alford vlsltetf frienda here this week. Miss Mary Eugenia Bird visited Miss Tommie Park at Meda. Mr. T. J. Avery, of Macon, waa In Meda thla week. Judge and Mra. Joseph 8. Turner, of Eatonton, visited the family of Mr. B. J. Edmundson, Sr., the girlhood home of Mra Turner. Mra. Taylor Hodges, of Mllledgavllle, baa returned home after a pleasant vlalt here. Mra. Sawyer, of Macon, spent a few day* with Mr. and Mra. Le* WII coxon at Meda. Miss Annie Hudson, of Eatonton, to the guest of Mlaa Lila Park. Mlaa Bertha Thomas, Mra W. F. Jen kins and Mra. M. B. Dennis visited Mra. T. Dennis, this week. Mr. Marvin Turner haa recovered from a recent Illness. Mlaa Lillian Park haa returned home after a visit to the family of Mra. Park, at Meda. Gilbert, Mrs. E. R. Hunt, Mr _ N. Trammell, Mrs. Dunklin Reynolds, Mrs. Morgan McNeil. Professor Northcutt gave a delight- ful dance nt the armory Friday night Mr. George Sessions and family, who have been visiting in Canton, have returned home. Mlsa Irma Neal entertained a num ber of her friends on Monday evening. Delightful refreshments were served and all spent a charming evening. Those present were: Misses Rejina Rambo, Allenc Fields, Clyde Malone, Annie Waddell, Marie Massey, Lillie May Delaney, Leila Moon, Susie Lee Cantrell, Helen Christian. Inna Neal, and Messrs. Leslie Blair. Norman Pratt, Rosser Little, Henry Qohon, Marshall McKenzie, Hal Duma*. Ne ville and Bolden. A crowd of young people gave Miss Martha Welsh a surprise party on Thursday night Mrs. JL L Hutchinson and daughter, Suzanne, left for Indian Springs, Ga. Miss Emma Leila Gaunllng Is visit ing friends In Washington City. r Mra A. D. Schofield and daughter. Miss Gladys, of Macon, tvero the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Starr this week. Mra Will Mathews, of Atlanta, visiting frienda In the city. MOUNT AIRY. Mr. Austin Flint has returned from a r • Hpiii-m l.-k and Tytir.-. Mr. C. Gresham haa returned after a buslnesa trip to Asheville and Char lotte. Mr. John F. Ayers, of Greenville, haa returned home, after a visit to hla brother, J. H. Ayers, and sister, Mra. " T. Peyton. Mra. J. W. Wallace left Mt. Airy Sunday for a visit to Knoxville, via Charlotte and Asheville, N. C. Mr. Ike Levy and Mr. Mark Mc Whorter, of Athens, Mr. Grover Ke- tron, of Clarkesvllle, Mr. Murray Mack, of College Park, th* guests of Messrs. John and Tomlinson Fort, have re turned from a fishing nnd camping trip In the Goshen district of Habersham. Mr*. A. E Buck, daughter anil young baby, of Tlfton, are guests at the Wilcox cottage. Mr. Arthur H. Codington, of Wash ington, D. C., Is with his father. Mr. A. Codington. THOMA8VILLE. Miss Denham, of Montlcello, Is tb* guest of Miss Marianna Watt. Mra. June Bailey has returned to her home In Atlanta after a visit of some length to her parents. Dr. and Mrs,, J. T. Culpepper. Mr. George Neel left Monday for Asheville, N. C., to spend several week*. , Mrs. J. N. Bonnell and daughter*. Misses Alice and Gladys, have returned to their home In Macon after a visit to Mr. and Mra. Jack Bonnell. Mias Ethel Evans Is visiting In Cairo. T. J. Ball spent Monday in Savan- Mlss Calfsta Bush, of Camilla, Is vis iting In the city. Mayor Van Landlngham, of Cairo, spent Tuesday In the city. Roacoe Luke returned Monday from Valdosta. Mlsa Nona Jones has returned to her home In Waynesboro, after a pleasant visit to Mra Cicero Young. Mr. and Mra. Frank Smith left Wed nesday for Montgomery. A musical was given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Evans, on Hansel! street Misses Lucy and Bessie Parker, Carmen and Rose Evans and J»* ADI, V-1 lllvll UUBB Hil l Alice Bonnell, of Macon, were those who took part In tho program. Among thoa* present were: Mr*. Mm- wil liams, Mra. H. H. Alexander, Mrs. John F. Parker, Mra C. S. Parker, Mr*. J. W. Bonnell of Macon. Mr. nnd Mr*. J. B. Jemlaon, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde No. I, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Timmons, Misses Lucy and Bessie Parker, Claire Daniel, Carmen and Rose Evans, Annie Me* bane, Alice Bonnell of Macon and Janie Smith of Marianna, Fla. MONTICELLO. Misses Annie Klngamnu nnd N'elte Turner, of Jones county, sra the guests of Mrs. It A. Malone. Mlsa llrrd Cook, of Hhllob, Is the guest of Mrs. H. L Marsh. Mra Isaac Haas and family left Sun day for th* Highlands, N. C. Mka Minnie Quinn will spend summer In North Georgia. Mra William Inman will spend part of the summer et Toxaway. Mr. J. W. Pop* and Mr. Will* Pope, Jr, are In California. Misses Orace and Lula Callaway are LaGrang*. Mr. and Mra Linton Hopkins are at Morehead City. Mra Ty* Jennlng and family are at Franklin Springs. Mr. Sidney 8tubba, of Savannah, to the city. paled by th* public from one year to another." Th* women who compos* the mem bership of the order and who ere still ptonnlng many things for th* future are: Meedame* Henry H. Inman. Robert Foreman, Morris Brandon (th* treasurer), Robert Maddox, William “ Kiser. W. D. Ellis, Jr, Praaton *x- »e »* • vr* *>***■, *>■•* riVStun Arkwright, Julian Field. T. R R. Cobb and WUmer Moor". MARIETTA. The Ladles' Euchre Club gave their mld-eummer party at the residence of Mr. and Mra Bolan Brumby on Thurs day night. The house was profusely decorated with cut flowers and potted plant*. After the gam* a salad coune followed by an Ice coune waa served. Th* ladles' first priaa, a gold glass dish, waa won by Mlsa Isabel Brumby and Mlsa Addle 8elt*e. The gentle men's prise, a sliver bill file, was won by Mr. J. F. Clarke, and the second, X book, waa won by Mr. T. M. Brumby, Jr. Those present were: Mr. and Mra. Lewis Hoppe, Mr. and Mra. V. L. Starr, Mr. and Mra. C. T. Nolan. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brumby, Mr. and Mra. Os car Keeler. Mr. and Mra Bolan Brum by Ur. and Mra. T. M. Brumby, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joyner, Mr. and Mra. Chlpley Letze, Mr. and Mra. Jorden Black, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hunt, Mr. and Mra. Will McCullock, Mra. Joaeph Brown, Mrs. Caldwell, Mra Carter, Mra Sanders, Mra. Crosby, Mra W. R. Joy ner, Mr*. G. F. Keeler, Mrs. Samuel Laurence, Mieses Sarah Hunt. Cald well, Kim peon. Isa Del Brumby, Virginia Crosby. Carrie Alston, Spotford. El mer George, Lettle Laurence, ’Letze, Adair Letze. Clarke, Messrs. George, Milton Keelr, .Clarke. Miss Laura Margaret Hoffs presided over the punch bowL Mra. W. A. DuPre entertained about one hundred friends on Friday after noon at a delightful tea In honor of her friend, Mlsa Ship, of Oklahoma City. The houae waa radiant with sweet peas and cut flower*. Mra. C. W. DuPre presided over the tea tabic. . to 6 o'clock. Ai 6 o'clock the members of the club satiated Mina Tolleaon In on* terta Inlug Mlsaea Cook* Turner and Kings- niaa. a number of youiy; men and .the bus- band* of the married member* ending. Togresalvc mumblepe* waa played. At 7 ‘ clock a luncheon waa aenred. picnic style, hoee present were Mr. and Mra. Clyde Kelly, Mr. and Mra. lUndolph Mnlonc. Sir. and Mra. Greene F. 4ohn»»n t MIimm** Sarnh Newton, Anna Jordan, Byrd Cook, Anuta i Klnfaman, Nette Turner, and Kate ToHe- ton. Measra. Klabet Ilarrey, James Harvey, Jack Blackwell, Ban! Roberta, Arthur Ko* per and Nerln Toleiaon. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Bert Mnndi entertained from MO to f JO In honor of Mlsaea Cook, Klngsmairaml Turner. Punch waa aenred In the dining room by MI-m-* Irma Florence and Vie hwanaou. Mm. Marsh waa assisted In receiving by Mrs. It. Malone and Mrs. J. I). llarrey. About fifty young ladles called during the nftt*r» On Thursday evening from I to U Mrs. It. Malone entertained at a musical In honor of her guests, and Mlaa Cook. Mlaaea Inn* Florence and Vie Mwanson served punch on the veranda aa the gueata arrived. About fifteen couples were present, and the #»• • tire evening waa one of pleasure. The musical program arranged was a treat to music lovers. On the broad veranda the the violin and guitars. Then followed fn ,-MNAjln , the parlor choruaeu selected by Mimes Maude and Stella Benton. Bern EaeU, Tur ner, Ilutb III11, Messrs. May, Roper, Marsh. Mrs par enjoyable, followed by a reading by Mlaa Kate TotleeoVi, "The Message" TOe Instrumental solos by Misses Gussle ’ all. Mr. and Mra. Malone were assisted In re- _ rs. Bert Marah, Mr. and Mrs. Z A. Tucker. ^ . Mlaa LelU Birch, of Macon, Is the guest of. Mlsa Ruth UiU. w „ .. _ ‘ Newton* of Madlpon, Mies Annie Lucy Newton, o: visiting Mlsa Maude Benton. A pleasant evening waa spent Wednesday by the younger act. A large tram called on Mlaoes Clao and Ilawaon Bradley. ■Announcement has been made of the rtage of Mlae Grace I'm*, to Dr. Jamee V. iBtaaeogame. which will take place July k I Mlasea Grace ami Kate Flournoy are en tertaining at n house party at th. lr pretty country home near Montlcello. The .Nickel Club held a' hanpy m.-’J - 1th Mr. and Mra. W. J. Fhflips <n Fn ay night. One hundred guests were pree Magnificent collection beautiful Pic- lure Foetal Cards. It will Intobeat v«m t.) j-.-e this dtrip.ay. For sale b 1 - PIEDMONT SOUVENIR COMPANY, In Lobby Piedmont Hotel BEAUTIFUL LINE OF -NEW BRACELETS- Just Received. Look at Them. Charles W. Crankshaw, i