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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
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SOUTHERN SOCIETY
In Georgia and Adjoining States
Plcsssnt Mention From Other Cities
Joseph Chamberlain and Wife;
Latter Was Miss Endicott
r DGcnncmni
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Hayes and Miss Hayes, of Mon
roe are the guests of Mrs. It. S. Cald
well.
Miss Allle King entertained a few
friends Thursday evening in honor of
the Misses Bickers and their guest,
! Miss Wilson.
Mr. Joseph Hutchinson left Thurs-
I day for hi" home in Montlcello.
Professor P. P. Carter (a spending
everal weeks at Tate Springs.
Miss Olive Sanders has returned
|from Atlanta.
ev. T. to. O'Kelley and family, of
Joseph, Mo., are visiting Rev. and
|Mrs. a. V. O’Kelley.
•r. and Mrs. T. B. Rice have re*
f turned from a visit to Alabama.
* (rs. Asa C. Brown and son, of Com*
meree, are visiting Mrs. 8. H. Ghees*
ling
Mrs. N. H. Ballard and children, of
Brunswick, are guests of Mrs. Hermann
Grinder.
Miss Jennie Evans will leave Sat
urday to Join a party at Indian Spring.
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson Is In Eat-
onton on a visit to her son, Mr. R. W.
Hutchins m.
Mrs. Henry Torbert and children are
visiting relatives at Resaca.
Miss Mable Thompson, of Gaines
ville. who has been the guest of Miss
Hallie Park, returned to her home Sat
urday, accompanied by Miss Park.
Mrs. Parker, of Augusta, has re
turned home, after a pleasant visit to
Miss Any Gelssler.
Mrs. Fred Barnhart assisted by Mrs.
J. a. forry. ent.-r tained the Earnest
Workers on Tuesday afternoon. Re
freshments were served In the dining
room, which was decorated with cut
flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Maddox have re
turned to their home In Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bryant and
daughter, Allene, left Wednesday for
Atlanta.
Mr. j. c. Williams and son returned
Wednesday from North Carolina and
Tennessee, where they have been en
Joying a delightful outing.
Mrs. L. L. Little, of Phoenix, spent
several days this week with Mrs. B. F.
McWhorter. '
Professor George McWhorter, vice
president of Norman Park College, left
Thursday for Moultrie.
Mr. Wilbur Barnhart, of Savannah,
is visiting relatives here for several
tvci-ks.
Colonels James Davison and Pearce
Frown left Saturday to attend the
lawyers’ convention at Aehevllle, N. C,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. derdlnir,
of New York, ore the guests of Mr».
8 A. Green.
Miss Helen Davl* and Mr,. Walter
Klmbro left Saturday to attend the
Chautauqua at Monteagte.
Mrs. W. T. Garrard and ,on have
returned to Nona, after a month’s stay
with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Armor.
Mls,a Mnllle Hill, of Washington, Is
visiting Mrs. H. T. Lewis.
Miss Foster, of Athens, is the guest
of her aunt. Miss Julia Foster. *
returned from Denver, where they have
been for some time.
The Embroidery Circle was enter
tained on Thursday afternon by Mrs.
Charles M. Wood at the residence of
Mrs. L. E. Jones.
Mrs. D. H. Baker entertained with
cards on Friday afternoon In compli
ment to Mrs. Lee Alexander and Mrs.
Rosenthal, who are guests of Mrs. J.
C. Cathey. •
Mrs. Charles M. Wood and little ton
lsave the tlrst of August for New York
for a visit of ssvsral months to Mys.
Wood.
Mr. Garner, of Tuscaloosa, > was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hlrahberg
at Bellevlew during the Press Asso
ciation meeting.
Mrs. Moore, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Farmer, lias
returned to her homo In Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bam Stewart and wife
are visiting In Atlanta.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. N. Williams have
GAD8DEN, ALA.
Mrs. Lee Alexander and Mrs. H.
rti-fK-ntlilt and daughter, Clara, of
T’nlon Springs, are the guests of Mrs.
John C. Cathey.
Mrs. \V. G. Brockway Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Elliott, on Forest
avenue. _
Miss Ruth Wilson, of Birmingham,
Is Visiting Mrs. E. H. Cross.
M rs. Raymond Green and Miss Laura
Fei’e Enslee, of Birmingham, are vis
iting Mrs. L. E. Jones on Surrentlne
avenue.
Mrs. Bed berg, of Montgomery, Is the
guest of Mrs. James L. Tanner.
Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. J. E. Line
nnd Mrs. Winchester will leave In a
few days for ’a visit to relatives In
Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. .Paden enter
tained the members of the Kylonlal
Club nnd a few friends on Friday
evening.
Miss Delln Shanks, of Montgomery.
Is the guest of O. F. Canterbury and
family.
Misses Allegeno Driver and Miss
Carrie C. Smith, of Borden Springs,
Ala. are the guests of Miss Clyde
White on Walnut street.
Mrs. n. A. Dunlap Is visiting friends
st Kurt Payne.
Miss Edith Randolph, who has been
visiting relatives In Birmingham, has
returned home.
Miss Mary Joe and Mias Edith Cald
well. of Birmingham, are guests of
friends In the city. ,
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Caldwell have
returned after a short visit to Birm
ingham.
congressman J. L. Burnett has re
turned from Birmingham.
Gits Cowan. of Mississippi, Is visit
ing relatives In this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Bellenger have
was a scene of great brilliancy, the
occasion being ttoe reception, dance
and banquet tendered the members of
the Press Association, their ladles and
visitors, under the management of Mr.
Louis Hart, the genial host of Belvue.
After the reception the grand march
was led by Mrs. E. T. Schuler and
Oovtrnor William D. Jelks. The ger
man was led by Mr. and Mrs. R. K. L.
Neal, of Belma.
Miss Inez Anslsy, of Montgomery,
was ths guest of honor at a party giv
en by Miss Hettls Simpson on Thurs
day afternoon at her borne on Turren-
ttne avenue.
Miss Elisabeth Green left Thursday
morning for a visit to friends In Chi
cago and Bloomington, III.
J. C. Cottlngton, of Dillon, S. C., Is
the guest of his son, R. S. Cottlngton,
on 'Chestnut street.
Mayor Charles P. Smith and Mrs.
Smith returned Wednesday from a ten
days’ trip through the West, Chicago,
St. Louis and Denver, being among the
points visited.
Among the distinguished visitors
who attended the Press Association
were Senator John T. Morgan and
Congressman William Richardson, of
Huntsville.
MEDA.
Mrs. M. W. Park and Mr. Etheridge
Park, of Atlanta, are visiting relatives
hers.
Miss Clyde Whitten Is a charming
visitor here, being the guest of her
aunt.
Miss Emmie Vaughn has returned to
Savannah, after spending the month
here.
Mr. Nlsbet Park has accepted a rail
road position In Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. A. S. Edmondson and Miss
Louise Edmondson are vliltlng friends
In Mllledgevlile.
Mrs. Edgar Park, of Atlanta, recent
ly visited Mrs. T. J. Park.
Miss Jennie Greene, of Tripletts, will
visit Miss Lien Park next week.
Miss Florence Boone, of Florida, !■
spending the summer with her aunt
here,
Mr. Grady Roby, of Atlanta, visited
relatives hare last week.
Miss Mattie Edmondson attended the
Mystic Circle meeting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Bzelle In Eatonton.
Miss Josle Reid spent the day at
her father’s fruit farm here.
Miss Fannie Lee Carter, of Haddock,
Is quite sick at the home of her aunt
at this place.
Mr. Burnette Harris has returned to
Bavannsh, after a pleasant visit to Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Edmondson.
Hon. J. T. Dennis gave a house par*
ty to several of hie frlende. Those
present were: Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs.
L W. Hutchinson, of Cordele; Misses
Mattie and Louise Edmondson, Mr.
Williams, Georgia and Luda Hutchin
son, Annie Laurie Adams and Maggie-
Watts, of Cave Springs.
MADISON.
Mrs. H. T. Bhaw entertained at
flinch on Friday afternoon. In honor
of Mrs. H. L. Simmons, of Atlanta.
Dainty refreshments, consisting of
mints, cream, pink and while caksa,
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. Charles Furlow, Mrs. J. T. *». Au
stin, Mrs. R. U. Thomason. Mrs. Q.
L. Williford, Mrs. M. C. Few, Mrs.
Raymond Thompson and Mrs. Marable.
Another charming compliment to
Mrs. Simmons was the flinch party on
Monday afternoon, glvsn by Mrs. J. T.
P. Austin. A delicious lunch was
served after the game. The guests
were: Mrs. H. T. Shaw, Mrs. S. F.
Beckham. Mrs. Charles Furlow. Mrs.
Lee Trammell, Mrs. Robert Douglas
and Mrs. Hill, of Nashville.
Mias Eva Few la entertaining Miss
Olivia Held. Miss Corker, of Atlanta,
and Miss Gear, of Penfleld, at a house
party thia week. On Tuesday after
noon she entertained about thirty
young ladles In their honor.
Miss Richmond Walton will enter
tain four charming young ladlei at a
house party next week. Her gueeta will
be: Misses Annie Laurie Adams, Annie
Lou Nesblt and Bertha Thomas, of
Eatonton, and Louise McMullen, of
Hartwell. Many social affairs are be
ing planned In their honor.
Mrs. Charles Furlow sntsrtalned
about forty of the younger set Friday
evening for Miss Emmie Thompson
and her guest, Mias Martin, of Athens.
The large lawn Was brilliant with
Chinese lanterns and the guests spent
a delightful evening.
On Thursday evening Mr. H. T.
Shaw, cashier of the Bank of Madison,
gave a smoker to his fellow bank pres
ident# nnd cashiers. Ths color schema
was yellow nnd white, lilies and grapes
being the chief table, decorations. Mr.
Shaw’s guests were: Messrs. Lee Tram
mell. W. P. Wallace, Tillman Douglas,
S. P. Cohen, 8. F. Beckham, R. N.
Thomason and Robertson.
.Miss Ednn Pou Is the guest of Mrs.
Homer Winter at Augusta.
Mrs. E. W. Butler Is at home, after n
visit to Atlanta.
■ Miss. Lucy Burton, of Buford, has
returned home.
Miss Lizzie Freeman, of Stevens,
the guest of Miss Mamie Hunter.
Miss Octavla Pou is at home from
Mrs. If. P. Broughton, Miss Brough
ton and Mr. Ed Burma. are et Tax
away, N. C.
JEFFERSON.
Mias Dora Wilhite, of Winder, Is the
guest of Miss Collie Watson.
Miss Ole Stockton returned home on
Wednesday from a visit to Stone
Mountain and Atlanta. -
Hon. Allen M. Flanigan, of Marcus,
Is very sick at the home of Mr. II. J,
Randolph. Mrs. Flanigan came Thurs
day to be with Mnu
Mr. W
a recent visitor hers.
■Miss Gussle Woods and little Miss
Ruth Woods are the gussts of Colonel
nnd Mrs. R. L. J. Smith. •
Mr. Lee White spent part of this
week In Atlanta.
Miss Corbin, of Griffin, Is ths guest
of Mrs. J. 8. Ayers. ^■
Dr. J. C. Bennett has returned from
a visit to Wrlghtsvllle Beach, N. C.MB
Miss Clifford Daniel Is In the coun
try.
The Barber Band went to Gainesville
Monday to furnish music for the
speaking of Hon. R. B. Russell,
Messrs. Hoyt Archer end Clifford
Storey spent Sunday In Hcvchton.
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HARAI30N.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Wood, of Oak-
land, have been visiting Mrs. Tom Cal-
ahan.
Mlsa Anna Foster has been 111 for
several days.
Mrs. WUl O. Herndon, who has been
visiting her slater In Auburn, Ala., has
returned home.
Mr. Sam Callahan, Miss Alva Calls
han and Miss Pearl Lyle are r| tend
ing the general meeting al Mt. Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlnnemnn. of F
Charles, are visiting Mies Hattie
Powell this week.
Miss Amanda Powell Is quite II
with catarrhal fever.
CARROLLTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boykin w-
tertalned last Thursday svenlng nil
their hospitable home on Dixie street
In honor of their visitors, Mias Willie
Ermlnger, of Macon, and Miss Natalie
Thomas, of Waynesboro. *
Mrs. Connor, of Charleston, 8. C.,
with her daughter, Mias Alice, Is vis
iting her son, Mr. T. A. Connor, of this
city.
Mesdames Matthews and McCullough,
of Atlanta, are vlaltlng their mother,
Mrs. E. W. Walls.
Mr. Tom Wells Is spending two
weeks at Summerville.
Mrs. E. W. Wells end hsr daughter,
Mrs. Walter Matthews, of Atlanta, will
leave Inen few days for an outJng at
Piedmont Springs, Ala. -
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boykin, with
a party of young people, are camping
thfe week et Osk Lawn.
Mrs. R. F. Hyatt left Tuesday morn
ing for Hawklnsvllls to attend ths mar
riage of her sister. Miss Elisabeth
Maude Blalock, to Mr. Lewis Emerson
Gelsllng, which will occur on (he morn
ing of August I, at ths home of Mr.
end Mrs. J. A. Polhlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosp visited
Roapvllla Saturday vd #>£day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ». Y-ut/.wllle and
three little boys iv aca-fllng two
weeks In B'.mmsrvll'-i, V> guests of
Mr. Ed Stur.t vent.
Mrs. Cliff Turner entertained ths
Literary Music Club Friday afternoon
at her home on Dixie etreeL
MARIETTA.
Master Egbert Freyer celebrated his
fourth birthday on Tuesday afternoon
with a charming lawn party. Ths ta
ble was set on the spacious lawn and
about forty Uttle friends gathered
around It and were served with Ices,
rakes end fruit.
The Young Matrons' Bridge Whist
Club was entertained by Mist Hartstts
Ides on Thursday afternoon at her els-.
ttr'M home. Mrs. Wiggins, on Chur-h
street. A salad course was served.
The Ladles' Afternoon Euchre Club
met with Mrs. Oscar Keeler on Thurs
day afternoon and were charmingly
entertained. After the game ices, bon
bons, etc, were served. The prises, a
plate end white gauss fan, were won
by Mrs. Joseph Brown end Mrs. Ds-
vant.
Mrs. N. C. Carrtker and child, who
have been visiting friends In Bamts-
rllle, have returned heme.
Miss Maybell Bradley, of Birming
ham. Is visiting friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sessions ere vis
iting In Kalsmasoo, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff King and children
ere visiting friends In the city.
.Mrs. A. A. Delaey and daughters,
Misses Julia and Arden, of Jacksonville.
Fla, are spending the summer In this
city.
Miss Brumby, of Athena, Is ths guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heyward.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
gave a charming entertainment In the
park Tuesday night. The pretty park
was bright with Japanese lanterns and
candles. A large crowd was present,
and the occasion was a great success.
Mrs. Dr. Peacock has returned to her
home In Blockton. Ala.
(Copyright, 1108, by W. R. Heerst.)
The latest picture of Joseph Chamberlain and Mr*. Chamberlain,
who was Miss Endicott. The photograph was taken at the wedding of
Viscount Howlck and Lady Mabel Palmer, at St. Margaret’s, London, and
shows the eigne of the aging of the ex-secretary.
to her home In Atlanta after a brief
visit to Mrs. H. W. Clements.
Mias Matthls Is visiting the Misses
McClendon.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Ths Kappa Sigma ball at Lookout
Inn was a brilliant affair. The ball
room was decorated In red, white and
green, the Kappa .Sigma colors. The
patrons and patronesses were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Guild, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gaines,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lysrly, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Z. C.
Patten. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Orr, Hon.
and Mrs. J. B. Frasier, Hon. and Mrs.
H. Clay Evans.
Mr. Seth McMahon, of this city, and
Miss Susie Dye, of Athens, were mar
ried at the home of the blrde Sunday.
The wedding was a surprise to the
friends of the couple. The happy peo
ple will reside In this city.
Misses Minnie end Bella Spiers, of
Anniston, Ala, are visiting thslr broth
er, Claude E. Spiers, at 704 Greenwood
avenue. Highland Park.
Mlae Annabel McGaughey, who has
been visiting Mrs. D. P. Henderson, has
returned to her home In Bridgeport.
Miss Kathleen Brooks Is home from
a pleasant vacation trip to Tybee Is
land and Columbus, Oa.
Miss Ella Dyer has returned from
a delightful visit at Virginia Beach.
Mr. Alexander Bonnyman, of Atlanta,
la a guest In the city.
Mrs. Roy Baylor has returned from
' iflVsea Maggie and Jennie Vick, of
Birmingham, who have been the guests
of Miss Pearl Cornelteon. left for South
Pittsburg Thursday, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. T. C. Wooafln, E,m
street. „
Misses Nannie Lee end Georgia
Hlcke, of Knoxville, are guests of
their aunt, Mrs. W. H. Ghormtar.
Misses Maud Malcolm and Pearl
Pickle, of Sweetwater, are guests of Dr.
end Mrs. S. B. Cooke.
Hiss Mary Bos* has gone to Ar
lington, Ala., to spend a month.
General and Mrs. Ken Wheeler and
Mlea Ines Brown left this week for
Ne.w York to sell on Saturday for Eu-
r °£fr. and Mrs. O. T. Peeples, of Car-
ttrsvllle, spent yeattrdsr here. They
have disposed of their beautiful home
end adjoining ground on Fort Wood.
The home wee sold lo Mr. George D.
Lancaster, who will use It as a resi
dence. and the adjoining lot, 80 feet
frontage, has been purchssed by Mr. J.
R. Brock; who will build thereon a
handsome home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Andrews will go
WOODBURY.
Resident Engineer riendrlx, of the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad, and wife, are at the Fendley
House.
Profeeeor O. L. Callahan and family
are. visiting at the home of Mr. A. p.
Dixon.
Miss Emma Baker, of Atlanta, Is the
gueet of her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Wales.
Mrs. Charles Simpson has returned
FOR COUNCIL.
I respectfully announce myeelf a
candidate for council from the Second
ward, subject to tho white orimar/ on
Auaust 22.
PRESS HUDDLESTON.
m/ self
I respectfully announce
candidate for council from the Third
ward, subject to tho white primary on
Augoet 22. ft w m^NGUM.
I respectfully announce myeelf a
candidate for council from tho Fourth
ward, subject to white primary on
August 22.
OB. B. E. PEARCE.
I respectfully announce myotlf s
candidate for council from tho 8ixth
ward, subject to the white primary on
August 22.
JOHN W. GRANT.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for County Troseurtr, sub
ject to white primary on August 22.
spectfully announce myself s
candidsts for County Troasursr, sub
ject *- —-*- 1 *e primary on August 22.
MACON C. SHARP.
to New York next week end will be
at Hotel Belmont for a time.
Mlae Lucy Henke, of Tuacumhla, re
turned to her home after a delightful
visit of six weeks to relatives end
friends In this city.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Rethmell will go
to Ht. Simons for a brief slay.
Mrs. Laura D. Eakln and son, Al
bert, will go to' Montgomery. Ala., on
August 7 to visit Mrs. Joe E. Fox.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Jones and
children leavs next Tuesday for Linn-
vllle, N. C„ to spend August
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gentry went to
Atlanta to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gray
Gentry.
Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet, widow of
General James Longstreet post
mistress at Oelnesvlllo, Oa., IS a visit
or In the city. She Is the author of a
book In defense of her distinguished
husband, and Is well known throughout
the South.
ALBANY.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Austin have rt
turned to their home In Thomasvllle af
ter a abort visit at ths horns of Mr.
W. J. Hall.
Mr. Edmund Kalmon has returned
from a pleasant visit to Denver, Col.,
~nd Adams, Neb.
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. O’Kelly, of St.
Joseph, Mo., have returned home after
a visit of sovsral days with relatives.
Mr. R. M. Thompson Is visiting rel
atives In Newton, Ale.
Mrs. T. k. Oliver end children are
visiting relatives In l’elhsm.
Mr. end Mrs. Tom Peed, of At
have arrived In the city end will
future make their home here.
Miss Maud Wltkouaky has returned
to her home In Savannah after a pleas
ant vlslf In the city.
Miss Osceola Dampler, of Valdosta,
who has been the gueet of Mies Emma
Carter, has returned home.
Mrs. Annie Muse has returned home
from Knoxville, Tenn.
Messrs. J. W. McKinney, R. L. Kear-
sey and A. o. Askln are spending a few
days Jn Pensacola, Fla.
Mr. W. T. Hilaman has returned
from a short trip to Atlanta.
Mias Burlington Butts has returned
to hsr home In Columbus after a visit
to friends In the city.
Miss Magglo Coffey Is at horns from
a pleasant visit to friends In Bruns-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLarty, of
Brunswick, are In the city, the guests
of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Fleleher have re
turned home titer a trip through ihe
West.
Mr. George Callaway Is spending a
few days.at Indian Springs,
Miss Ida Kitchen has returned home
after a two weeks’ visit In Kllavltle.
Miss Lisle Brantley, of Macon, Is
the guest of Miss Annie Atkinson.
Mrs. E. C. Bledsoe Is al home from a
short visit In Dawson. -
Miss Sherrie I-cwls has gone to Hen
dersonville, N. C., to spend ths sum
mer.
Mrs. F. O. Tlcknor and little Miss
Ruth Tlcknor, arc visiting In Macon.
Mr. John II. Hester, who has been
visiting relatives here, has gone to At
lanta to spend a few days, prior to
resuming his duties at West Point;
Miss Lucy Nesbitt Is visiting In Ma
con for a few days.
Miss Ada Brooks, of Atlanta, Is vis
iting at the borne of Mr. R. M. Brooks.
W. 8. Tarver and Mrs. John D.
Twiggs have gone to Atlanta to visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Coles.
Mrs. W. H. Zelgler has gone to Mt.
Airy to spend the remainder of the
summer.
elbIrton.
Miss Olive Iatimer, of Mouth Carolina. Is
tke admired gnnt of Mrs. M. L llesrd.
Mias Annie Moshlmru entertained Toes,
sy evening In honor of her guests, kisses
Insure snd Maikbnrn.
Miss Ethel Alinsiul from Washington Is
visiting Mrs. <’. J. Alnisnd.
Mrs. *. C. Hayes went I
f ihe wrvt In wlntervllls,
Mias Is* Bell Is this wstk la Origin
ami Utbonla.
Mrs. J. A. Alnisnd. Mrs. Boss Jones sad
Mies Wlssheth Wrchl here Jnst return,
sd from e long stir In Easley, H. ('.
Mrs. Ur. Mb Worley, see Miss Mszle
Belle Pressley, from Ht. Augustine, FIs , Is
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W RIGHTS VILLE.
Misses Georgia sod Annie lllnos left last
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Miss 0111— Reed Harris la spending ssvsral
wi-i-k, In Ksudersvllle, no u visit to rsls
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Mrs. M. O. Wortben ssd children, of
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SPARTA.
Him Morale Single loo Welled ifflfc lit---
vllle Muudey.
Mies Alleen Jnhnoon le the gueet
friends In Wsrrsnlon this week.
Miss Annie McComhe Is vlsltlug relatives
In Mllledgerllle.
Mlea Carrie Mmlth, of Olford, On., Is
tho guest of Mrs, K. It. Cook.
Mrs. F. B. tiulfteu, of L'ertsnvtlle. It
vlsllfng Mrs. W. I. Hsrtry, of this plsre.
Miss Helen llenuu hue rrtorued from n
visit la friends snd relatives In Augusta.
Mr. J. I>. Walker and family are In north
Georgia, where they will epead Ihe eiim-
msr.
CUTHBERT.
Mlea Era Brewry It visiting relatives In
J A **Wallnre, of Forsyth, hat here
In Ihe rtty e few dnye Ihte week.
Miss Lues Trippet, of Oklahoma City, la
visiting Mrs. Fannin Allison.
Mian Mary Etibor entertained a few cou
ples nt cards on Tuesday evening la honor
of her guests, Mrs. U. II. Zsber, of Msa
Antonio, Tex., end Mrs. J. B. Sweatee, of
I'nrilcanni. Tm,
Mr. Claud* M«jr* baa returned from At*
lanta.
Mr. Kmmatt Htanfnrd left Monday for
I’rewjue I aland, Me., U* t>« gone avteral
m Sfra. fl Vann!* Altlaon entertained gilt* •
crowd of jronng p*opl* Wrdneedar after
noon In honor or h*r gneata. Mlaoea Tripp*t,
of Oklahoma riijr, and alias Mary far*
hrouatie of Hprtngvale.
Mlu Helen Palmer, of Birmingham, Ain.,
r!*1tlng Mlaa Lada Key.
^Ilon. It. Terry earn* down from Atlanta
Mla**Mand Martin entertained the Knebr*
Club Thursday afternoon. After the gam*
a luncheon was aerr*d.
Mr. ltiley Martin* spent Wednesday In
Fort Gaines.
Mru. K. (I. Ign* and Mlaa Alma I
HjrlrMjef, are visiting lu the eity.
Hi.mini with relative* !»*•
Mrs. J. H. Saber une boatess
[i|on«nnt meeting of the Dninlno
on Wednesday evening Fruit pa
and rnke were served.
\ DUBLIN.
Kdltor nnd Mrs. A. I*. Hlltm
turned home, after on enjoynld#
the (leorglu Weekly I'res* Aaaocl
Mrs* J. II. I)onaldaon la vlaltln
at Marietta.
Mr*. II. A. Knight and rblldrei
Injr relatives at fttntealMim.
Mlaa f'otran. of nirmlnahnia, it
of MJss nianrhe Imvj*
Mlae Gnafi.ii. of Texas, is tb<
Mri. K. I*. Uento.
Mr*. Clark Grier and ehlldren
me time with frlen
■ Mam Stanley ha*
>l«ll to relatives at Dnnvllle
V. L. Stanley la pending
• t I ml In n Spring.
Mlaa Gnrdner. of Dalla*. Tex . la
"ilia" efift
Mr. C.
vannah.
L. Kan* has
II. Haynes, of Di
huradny In thl* city.
Mr. and Mrs. H If. flow* h
• »m a visit to d I (Ten nt po|
Georgia
Mr*. T. A. negers and rhlldr.
vllle, Tenn, or* vlaltlng rHn
~‘tf.
Mr. D. D. ITawklni. of Wl
Outlaw !■ visiting friends In
“re. W. W. Ward bos
t to friends Ht Ahhevllle
_Jaa Eva llawk!
vlalt to Lumber Cl
••turned from A
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
HEROEANT MITCHELL
IS VERY SICK MAN
Sergr.int \V. W. Mitchell, of thr po-
Hen force, who baa been confined to
hiii home for ■ everal week* with n »•-
vero u11<i< k of typhoid fever, had n turn
for the woreo Saturday morning and I*
delirious. It nan announced that ther*
w*r* small chance* f«»r hi* r*(%v*ry.
Hergennt Mitchell*I
and moat popular r
hi* **«rlou» lllne,
turn which It took
cant a gloom over t!
officer In detailed fr
be nt the bedal
every ponalble i
him by friends
7 of the oldest
on the fore*,
id the critical
rday morninc
tire force. An
itch watch to
• f the *i< k man and
itl<»n Im being shown
1 fellow officers.
If You Will See
ved fo
your
'SCALOf
*non*y.
VULCANITE ROOFING 1* a per*
rnanent roofing, and not a make
shift. It 1m put up one nquare to the
roll; e.rdly applied, and la recom
mended by the National Hoard of
Underwriters and Houtheaatern
Tariff Awiodatlon. Take heed, you
need our roofing and we need your
patronage, "You can put it on."
ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents,
29 and 31 8outh Forsyth StrooL ATLANTA, GA.
I. C. CKilKfllLD. PrmUnL C. A. fftf. Svcrvfary.