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'l lini A'iJjAiS l A % SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States Pleasant Mention From Other Cities tss DECATUR. ALA. olonel li FI (Jreenleaf and dnugh- Mls* Edna March Greenlenf. of! itsvllle. were the guests of Mrs. rles B. Peschmann th!» week. Ir. anrl Mrs. J. X. Cobb are visiting “ Wild Rose" Beauty to be a Bride; She Prefers England to America Annie L"K» Prospect. EATONTON. t ,. r iv it which Mr. Avant John; T, rta ^nfd Friday nlsht last In honor X I...renn Hall, of Ta button, wn ■t.irhtful occasion for the yonne- . f„t! Punch was served by lit ' mi.ms vtrttlnla alnd Ruth John" R,I, Misses Bessie Moore an.l Agnes Kverette served refreshments at *Those rresent were Misses Luda and L T " Hutchinson. Mary Dennis. Lily mums Charlotte Brown, of Rork- EL. Loren* Hall of Talbotton; Klt- •,' o. v Britt, of Atlanta: Roberta ‘‘Idmsen and Alice Morris, of Mllledge- n, France* Turner. Ceclle Ingram. Scotte, Messrs. Dennis Turner, o. r mgram, Edwin Nelson. Grimes will Tomlinson. Louis Turner, rune Turner, Rob Dennis. Mr. Kaln, steward Wilson. Howard Johns. Char- i Jones and Frederick and L F. Grif 'lira Frank Hudson entertained Fri •V evening at a muslcale In honor of !r Xer. MISS' Margaret Watts, of ■ave Springs. The house was beautl L... jeenrated for the occasion It EL and cut flowers. Miss Watts Is n accomplished musician and gave veral selections on the violin, Mrs. .tin Hutchinson. Jr., playing her ac- nrnnlmente. Little Miss Sara Hud- <1 and Miss Georgia Hutchinson play- 1 some beautiful selections on the -no Refreshments were served at a >e hour by Mlsaes Kathleen Hudaon d Luda Hutehinaon. Twelve ladles entertained at a brll !St reception Tuesday night In honor f Mrs Frank Hudson and her guest, Lf(,, Walts, of Cave Springs. The Come of Air. and Sirs. T. G. Greene was hrnwn open for the occasion, and sev- m \ hundred guests were present, vines Luda and Georgia Hutchinson farnUhed music on the piano, wrhlle Urs B R. Beck and Miss Mao’ Den- Sis sang some lovely songs. The Eatonton Concert Band played during the evening. Refreshments ksro served by Misses Agnes Lever- Ltte Mary Nisbet. Bessie and Mae Adams and Miss Nona Lererette. Mbs Mary Eugenia Reid was hostess rlvfn In honor of her guest. Miss Tom mie Hark, of Meda. She waa aaslsted In receiving by Mlsaes Agnes Leverette anil Ruth Park. Gamea were played during the evening; and refreshment! were served. . _ . Misses Mae and Ruth Poole, of War- renton. arrive next week to be the guests of Misses Mattie and Qera Hearn. Mrs. Sam Duaenbury and little daughter. Ethelyn, of Barnesvllle, have left for their home after a visit to Mrs. C. Reid. .Mrs. Rolln Hutchinson and Mr. Mon roe Hutchinson, of Greensboro, are the guests of Mr. end Mrs. R. W. Hutch inson. Misses Annie Laurie Adam* Bertha Thomas and Anna Lou Klabet are the guests of Mlsaes Richmond and Sue Belt! Walton, of Madison. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hutchinson, Jr. are the guests of Mr. John Dennis at his home In Meda. Mrs. B. R. Beck entertained the Mys tic Circle delightfully Wednesday af ternoon In honor of her sister. Miss Louise Jones, of White Plains. A con test was enjoyed by the guests and delirious refreshments were served af ter the game. Miss Mamie Lynn Hutchinson was hostess at a muslcale Thursday night given In honor of Miss Watts, of Cave springs. Miss Watts gave several selections on tha violin, while Mrs. P.olln Hutchinson, Misses Luda and Georgia Hutchinson played aoma beau tiful selections on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Jstnes 8. Montgomery and Miss Mary Dennis sang. Delicious refresh- SMats were served at a late hour. ELt/WILLE. - By far the most pleasant of sum mer outings was the hAuse party giv en bv Mr. and Mrs. W. L. English, of Brnwnwood, Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. 8. ■ Royal, of Ellavllte, at the popular Springs. ry Jol Indu little summer resort. Myrtle numerous amusements being Indulg ed In, such as driving morning and af ternoon, bathing and playing various rames. From Ellavllle and Ameri cas other guests came. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. P A. Royal, Misses Louella Woods, Myrtles Strange. Minnie Royal, Messrs. H. T. Dixon, E. R. Jordan, R. H. Strange. E. N. Colurron, Grady Royal, of Ellavllle, Ga.: Mr. and Sirs, w. L. English, Stlsaes Pearl, Belle, Hunter, Berry and Mr. Mercer Berry, of Rmwnwoad, Ga.: Florins Oxburn. of Reynolds, Ga.: Dora LeGette, of Sylvester, Ga.: Slamle English, Russell end r. SI. English, of Andersonvllle, Os.; Nettyle Williams, Florence Smith, Mr. Roger and Scab Williams, of Beau- ns Vista; Dan Coogle. H. C. Derrujn, Otlethorpe, Ga.: H. W. Smyth* W. E. English, O. L. English. J. E. Chapp- man and Paul Westbrook, of Ameri- cus. Ga.: John Wall, Broxton, Ga.: Charles Baldwin, Richmond, Va.; S. S. Dukes, Bartow, Fla. ROCKMART. Thursday avenlng a Jolly crowd cm Joyed a moonlight drive to the pretty country hbme of Mr. W. W. Simpson. Composing tha party ware Mlsaes Grace Ferguson, Corrie SI< Johnston, Beulah Connally, Annie Slaynor, of Birmingham; Messrs. George Dansby, Ben Fisher, James Do ver, Joyner, Barclay Slorgan, Dr. and Mrs. Keith, Mr. and Mr*. George Walker, Miss Beulah Connally. of Atlanta, la the guest this week of Miss Willard Stark. , Miss Annie Maynor, of Birmingham, >1* visiting Miss Julia Morgan. Miss Annie Lovelace has returned •" Atlanta, .after spending some time her aunt, Mrs. James Heaton, Misses Grace Ferguson and Minnie Algnod have returned from Monteagte, Tsnn. Rev. and Mrs. O. F. Venable are vla- mn* relatives In Concord, Tenn. Miss Clyde Crocket, of Atlanta, la ’he guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben Tread- Pi'neapple Cure For Women Aff licted With Rheumatic Voice l*init Should Be Eaten Daily to Cure This Affliction of ^ ocal Cords With Which, Says Specialist, Fair Sex is Afflicted. That hundreds of women and girls suffer with rheumatic voices without even realizing what Is the matter with their vocal cords, and that more than half of the fair sex In this city have a touch of rheumatism In the organ of speech Is a statement recently made by a throat specialist, who declares that though this condition is annoy ing It Is not necessarily dangerous or It does not follow that the speech will ever be entirely lost. In Its mild form he says that It can be almost entirely eliminated by the diet and careful and regular habits of living. "Rheumatism manifests Itself In the roat by hoarseness In the voice, sore ness or a decided pain In the topal!*" he aays, "and yet few women know that there Is anything the matter. They dismiss It with the thought that It la what they call a cold In the tonsils, vocal cords, etc., take a little sooth ing rough mixture .or a wash for the Inflamed parts and forget about It They do not know that when this con dition Is constantly recurring It means something more than a simple cold and that It takes regular If simple treat ment, such as ran be given at home, to keep It from becoming troublesome. "One of the best remedies I knuW for this disease la the use of pineapple. It should be eaten at least once a day. and a syrup from It drunk slowly. A bit of sugar used with this fruit make* It more palatable, but I would riot make It too sweet, for sugar does not tend to reduce the rheumatic state of the vocal cords. Tomatoes and Strawbsrrlss Taboosd. "For the average woman- or girl suffering with this chronic hoarseness, pain, etc., I should advise her never to est tomatoes, strawberries or lettuce, for these contain the very acids that accentuate the disease, and for that reason should never be taken. "Alcoholic beverages, especially when drunk to excess, have a detrimental effect on the voice, just as have many of the soft drinks. Coffee, too. Is In jurious to many persons If taken mors than once a day, for It Is not good for the liver, and anything that af fects the stomach acts directly upon the throat and voice, and for that rea son more effective treatment can be secured’by a careful diet than by ad ministering medicines. Tea and milk are good to drink. If they agree with an Individual, but no liquid or food should ever be taken when It Is either very cold or axcess^valy hot, for either ex treme Is particularly bad for tha vo. parts of America and many of Ashe ville’s matrons and other members of the society set were among the dancers. ' rht an elaborate tuncli teas ter which dancing was re sumed. A delightful dance, though not largely attended, was given at the Manor Wednesday night. Thursday night the management of the Battery Park Hotel entertained nt a banquet In honor of the viators to the convention of lawyers. This was a pleasant affair and was attended by several hundred of the visitors and their friends. Friday night another dance was giv en at the Battery Park Hotel, which waa attended by the lawvers. Among the recent arrivals nt the Battery Park Is Mrs. J: C. Hunter, of Atlanta, who has spent several sea sons in Asheville. Mrs. Hunter hna many friend* here, and her presence Is a delight to the young'people pf this city. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Phlnlsy. of Athens. Ga., Are lure fer a e«ay -f sev eral weeks. Mr*. 1 arrett hue visited here for the past several years. Mias Kvdle Coward, of Beaumont, Tex, one of the charming young worn' en who apends her summers In Arhe vllle, arrived yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Georg.- Parks, of Nash ville, have spent a week In Asheville. Mrs. Park win Ml** leit.'nn Black and was popular here two years ago. Morris Yow, of Atlanta, Is spending the summer a* the Manor. Mr. and Mrs. rtobfrt Jewison, Jr, Miss Be.slo Jell! I son. Mrs. A. H. Wood ward, Mr*. W. H. Kerilg and Misses Rosa and-Daisy Moody, of Blrmlnghom. are at tbs Manor f ir tha summer. jasperTala. Mrs. Q. V. O’Rear has gone t Colo rado Springs to spend n few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Briggr Miss Susie WII-i n has gone to Hart ■elle to spend a week visiting friend* and relatives, Mrs. Jesse O. L n* Is vh-lilug her parents. Judge and Mrs. finmuel H. Bprott, nt Livingston. Mrs. A. B. fltovall has g. ne to Mill- port on a visit Jo relatives. Miss Kathleen Xorvell Is visiting friends nnd relatives at Columbus, Miss. Miss Vlrgle Kennedy has g •*« to Sheffield to spend a few weeks with relatives. „ _ _ .. Mlaa Ida Cole looney. cf Sheffield, lx . „ t has alatau U Pt U'ilhlim cal cords, for It gives them a, shock and contraction follows, and often In flammatlon, that Is painful. "Besides pineapple, I would reeom mend the use of apples and plenty of apple sauce for the average person who has a rheumatic voice, and I would advise them against eating oranges and bananas, for both Increase uric arid, and unless a person Is absolute ly sure that these fruits agree, they should not Indulge In them. "This disease Is often aggravated, not actually Increased, by the constant use of candy, -especially that with chocolate, cocoa, vanilla flavors: fact, sweets of any kind should be ta ken sparingly If the voice Is often hu* ky. or there Is a soreness In tho ton slls. To Obtain 8weet Voles. "For tho person who wishes to cul tlvato a pleasant speaking voice /hould say there were no better rui« to follow about eating than tboee that that the prims donnas observe, one familiar with their habits it will be useless to say that they never over load their stomachs, nnd Instead of taking a heavy meal, a* most of us do, they eat light food and take It oftener, frequently aa many aa live or six times during a day, but they never eat to excess and always on a diet that they know agrees with them. Fot Instance, somo of them take no mi for It la not easy for them to digest It, while others eat all they want ot.lt. As a rule, they see to It that they have plenty of sleep and rest, and Inci dentally plenty of the right kind of exerc|se. "Now If a woman with a rheumatic voice follows these rules with ths modifications that suit her case, or on* who has no trouble with her throat, the quality of the tone should Improve, for as the general health gets better It Immediately manifests Itself In tha voice, which gains strength and often beauty and purity of tone. "As to preventing complications In the throat. I know of no surer way than by careful treatment of tho teeth. This should be a habit that Is never neg lected for even a single meal, for noth Ing Is mors dangerous than to have particles of food. In which germs gath er, collect aroufld the gums, for sooner or later these pass Into the throat and then the damage la done. The teeth, to, should be kept In good repair by a dentist, and any little cavity that ap pears should be cleaned out and Ailed Immediately aa a protection against rheumatism In the throat." i Mias Willie IP M Ic- X. Van here. • Mrs. II. H. Harrington, of Meridian. I .Ml-*. Is Melting here. ! Mrs J. 8. Hollingsworth nn l dritigh- j ter. Miss Helen, of Jacksonville. Fla., lire the guests of Mrs. Caroline Lcad- lngham. Miss Mary Robert* Is at home, after a stay In Louisville. Ky. Mr*. Guy F. Fonder and Miss Kim- hall Bloodworth are at home front Knoxville, Tenn. Misses Louise and Cassle Belle Rob Ir.son are visiting in Russellville. Miss Ruth Reggie Is In Louisville, ky. Miss Ethel Holt Is In Kumbolt. Tenn. Mrs. B. \V. Wntson Is In Livingston, Tenn. . Mtss-s Ida nnd Annie Compton are visiting in t'a«iu Miss Mabel Blackwell Is at homo from a visit to Montgomery. Miss Helen Gill, of Huntsville, visit ed here the past week. Mr*. Thomas Jones has returned from Mt. Sterling. Ky. Air*. I-ardors, of Huntsville, visited her sister, Mrs. George E: Boyd, the past -\i-K Mr*. E P. Somerson 1* In Vlnemont. Mr. .ind Mis Henrt Sht ggs of Nils’ - vllle. are guests of their parents. Judge nnd Mrs. William E. Skeggs. Holmes and son. William Holmes, are at home, after an extended stay at Estelle Springs, Tenn. Airs. Wiggins, of Shelbyvill* Tenn Is the guest of Airs. Frank O. Berton. AIlss Gertrude Freedman Is visiting In Nashville. Alias Alary Lee Brock Is at home from Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Banks have returned to their home In Texas, after a visit to relatives here. Airs. A. J. Harris and brother, Atar- vln West, are at home from a vlalt to Nashville. Airs. Harry T. Gill Is at home from a visit to Mt. Sterling. Ky. Atlss Clara Chamblee Is In Birming ham. Alias Alable Benson Is at home from a Visit to Guntersvllle. Virginia Rose and Edna Car ter are at home, after an extended stay In Athens. Mrs. W. R. Hall entertained at the South Side pavilion In honor of seveml young lady visitors. Dancing waa en joyed during the evening. Air. ami Airs. Martin Phelan gave a barge party In honor of a number visiting young ladles. Several hours were most pleasantly spent on the Ten nessee river by moonlight. AIlss Ellse’Johnson entertained with a dance In honor of her guest. Miss Thompson, of Birmingham. COVINGTON. Air. J. II. Griffin, of Stone Alosntalu, sms ie city next week to be the t-H Genie Hood. urd Himsey, ut. Atlanta, la lhe city, le H'"nl ha* returned from Vrliinta and Warm Spring*. ■ •I Alla. Hen Zuber, of San •xaa. Ml** Alice Cargill en- bout forty g*,ie*ta Tue»dny t cards. Four hand euchre ami Mr*. Greentree. of Co oled the prix until prize was a e design, id Ml** Helen sending the of Albany, Is her* Picture of Miss Evelyn Blight, the beautiful American society girl, whose engagement to Mr. Mahlon 8and* la announced, and who prefers England to the United Stales. She has been known as the "Wild Rose” type of beauty. In the city recently. Alls* Aunabel Hnhlnmn In visiting sunt. Airs. J. II. pailgetr, In Allan's. ilsrlou Usher, of Atlanta, la the lav for allwon. to Alll- Comae Davis left Wetlnesds! a two weeks’ visit to relstlvrs In Call Miss I alia Greer hna relnmed to ledgevlllo after spending two months at home. Miss C. A. Rockwell spent last week In Social Circle and other plncrs visiting rein lives. Mias Odessa Marshall, of Woodvllle, will he the guest of Miss Lillian Clark nt an early date. armlrtn, waa won by Alias Elmer George. A number of young people left Tues day to attend the house party given by Afrs. Harry Dewar at Nelson. On. Among the party were: Mlaa Singleton and Mis* Virginia Singleton, of Co lumbia, S. C.; Allas Nell Manaon. Al bany, Ga.; Mlssa Brumby, of Athsns, and Alla* Sarah Brumby, of Cedar- town, all the guests of Air. and Mrs. I. W. Heyward. Mrs. E. E. Pomtro7, of Atlanta, Is spending Hie week Is Marietta. Airs. D. C. Cole nnd children, win have been visiting In Grimm havq re turned home. Air. and Mrs. A. V. Cortalyou have returned from an extended trip In the North. Airs. George H. Keelor leave* Satur day for Alaska, where she will jtln ’ ‘ 1, whe ' - - visiting at Hawklnsvllle. Mrs. Af. J. Daley, of Pensacola, Fla., la visiting Airs; 8. L. Norwood. Mrs. R. R. Woodward, of Ambrose, Ga., la visiting Air. T. I. Woodward’s family. Mrs. J. L. Branch, of Leon, Is vis iting her sister. Airs. J. H. Cullen, near Perry. Mrs. E. K. Braaselton. of Macon, and Mrs. Burch Nswton, of Fort Valley, are visiting their father's family. Airs. Dr. W. A. Little, who has been visiting her father’s family. Air. C. F. Cooper, has returned to her home In Alacon. > Alias Clara Eubanks, of Elko, Is vis iting friends In Pern’. - ’ in. of Kathleen, vls- ELBERTON. Miss Olive Lstlmer has returned to her home In South Caroline, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. L. Af. Heard. One of the most enjoyable occas ions of the season waa a progressiva conversation party Tuesday evening given by Miss Hammond Burch Ir honor of the Club. Mlaa Elisabeth Swift lg enterfalnlni a house party this week In honor nl her guests from Athens and South Carolina. The Thornton family had a reunion one day last week at Palling Creek. It was attended by a large crowd. Mrs. W. Armstrong. 1**t tmr« l**n ■pending tome time. Mr«. n«nde MrKIM*n nml Ltida MrKIldwn have ratnrned to thHr home In Atlanta after a with I*r. nnd Mr*. .. ... .—. Mr. ami Mr*. Gardner are on a plArore trip to Aurunta. Colonel <L F. Johnnon. of Montlerllo, at* tended cmmtr court Wednesday. ’ Mr*. Kd lllnc*. of Mlifedgetrffe, Is rl*lt- Inc Mrs. C. H. White. Mr*. Hid Cook, of Fitxjrenild. Is visiting Mrs. C. J. Norman nnd Mrs. C. K. Cook. Mrs. C. A. Harwell and Miss MatUa Heard are visiting relntlvea In Carrollton. Mias Bailie Mnc Rockwell lias returned to her home after a two months' vlalt to the Wait. Mr. Tom llrjan and Miss Joyce Perry hare gone to Atlantn for a two months* visit. Mrs. E. If. Jordan has gone to I^wrcnre- vllle to vlalt her parents. Dr. and Mrs. lira* P. D. Mahoney, of Opelika. Ala., la n the efts’, the,guest of her mother* Mrs. K. F. Edwards. OXFORD. On last Monday night, Mlaa Marie Lane Evans gave an entertainment to her Ox* ford frtenda at her home on Hanson street. Be vers I very excellent selections were ren dered by herself and Mlaa Clara Lee. and dell dona refreshments were serred during the evrklng. Those present werr Mlsaes Louis* PowlL Mattie Griffin.' Clara l^e. nnd Messrs. Bhelley Ivey, James Griffin and M. A. Goodyear. The younger set of Oxford gave a pic nic at the water falls atmut a mile from town on last Wednesday, with Mlaa Marie Evan* and Dr. V. Harris Yarbrough aa rfmperone. Those who at reeded were Katherine Month. Virginia Feed, Anale Br- — her husband. who has beer, them for t-umc time f rt fen-or Nortlicutt’s t”itnci Friday night was greatly injoyed by all pres ent. MARSHALLVILLE. Professor Manning Austin will spend August In Chicago, taking the summer course at the University. AIlss wnite nice has ns her guest Miss Igtw, of Atlantn. Alias Claudia Ross, of Mscon, Is vis iting All*# Bessie Frederick. Mrs. Charlie Ooodwln I* nt home again, after an absence of several months In North Carolina. Air*. IV. H. Felton leaves In a few day* for Asheville, accompanied by Mr. and Airs. Felton Hntchrr, of Macon. A general community barbecue, which proved the most delightful so cial event, was given Friday by Msssrs. Alurph. Baldwin, Slappey, Jones, Ham ilton and Walker, several of the most extensive fruit growers of this season. DUBLIN. Air. Clsrk Grier Is nt Indian Spring. Air. J. II. Fol*ooi Its. reruriml Jrom a to Atlanta. I’Mtcburst Is visiting relative. tt Bartow. Air. K. J. niaekshssr .pent s few days tbla week In Atlanta. *| Airs. Clark Grier nnd children sro .pend Ing nonie time nl Indian Mprlnx. Air*. II. II. Hmllh and children are sow Dorothy Welter, Rite Bunnell sell. _lark, i jw*t of her daughter. Airs. Sam Clark. ';»or*e Russell Is the name of th; P^ng man recently arrived at the *»m* of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Alorgan. ..Mrs, H. C. Algood nnd Miss Mlnnl# Algood are at Austell, Ga. Ml** Helen Green and Alla# Ellia- J*’h Reese, of Rome, will arrive the Jr*t of the week to be the guests of >i™ Jack Whitehead. . Mr George Ferguson I* expected nom. from Loe Angeles, CaL, the first ef next week. ASHEVILLE, N. C. , "ne of the moat brilliant aortal af- •alrs of the season was the twelfth an- nnal nail of the Commercial Law s*gu# of America, which waa hold- ’n* a convention here, which waa given «t the Battery Park Hotel Wrdne* the guest of her sister. Airs. Wilburn Manasco. Mis* John B. Shields I* spending a month with relative* and frienda at EUtaw. Mr*. T. L. Long haa returned from a visit to, relatives nt Livingston. Air. nnd Airs. I. Horry Hay**. .Mrs. J. EL Lacy and Mlasat Lacy attended the HSyee-Mnyfleld nupMnl.i In Blmi- ham Werfnesdov. . , Air*. Robert F. Peter* and daugnter are the guests of Mrs, A. 8. Pro non. Mis. Blanche Carter left Wednesday on a vlalt to her uncle, Charles King, at Minneapolis. Allan. Mr. W. C. Davis has gone to Chlrago for a week’s vl*IL PERRY. Mrs. J. V. Wallace, who has been visiting her mother. Mr*. N. C. Wel- lous, has retained to her home In Charleston, 8. C. Miss Marita Wellous has gone to Charleston to accept a position In a music house. . Misses May Hodges and Nellie Cheek have returned from Indian i- • Springs. WEST POINT. Miss Grace Beasley, of Atlanta, cam* Wednesday to b* the guest of Miss Daisy Zachry. Mrs. E. F. Lanier, Misses Bessie and 8uejette Lanier left Thursday for Bor den-Wheeler Springe, where they will spend a few week*. Alisa Sara Callaway returned home Alonday, after a delightful visit to Alls* Luclle Oslln, of Atlanta. lllas Janet Horeley Is In Atlanta, visiting her slater, Air*. F. K. Boland. Alisa Jessie Lewis Johnson la spend ing the week with Mrs. Roy Brown In Newnsn. Misses Fannie and Flora Hogedorn hare returned from a visit to relatives In Birmingham. Alls* Bailie Sue Longshore la the guest of Mrs. Tulley Stanley at har home In Xewnan. Alisa C. A. Shealy la the guest of lends In Opelika. Air. I. M. Scott and family and Mrs. Faiml* Scott and Alias Eppte Lee Scott will spend next week at White Sulphur Springs. Mr*. O. W. Shealy and children ara the guest* of Mrs. L. Strong. Mias Annie Sue Bonnell. after a leasant vlalt to her sister, Mrs. John •oer, left Wednesday for her home at Oxford. Aliases Bess and Kate’Smlth gave a delightful dance at Robinson’s park Tuesday evening, In honor of their guests, the Misses Frame, of West Virginia. The chaperon* were Mrs. O. T. Smith, Air. and Airs. Arthur Baker and Mice Carrie Clark. The out-of- town guests were: Alessrs. Smith, Hamilton. Croft, Bradshaw, Bridges, of Opelika: Jult Varner. Louie and Penn Montgomery, of Cutsets, and FTed Shaefer, of LaOrange. Miss WMinina Williams, of Jesup Is the giieet of her aunt. Airs. H. W. Alll- ler. Alls* Martha Horsley I* in LaOrange, , M Uson fffhif, .Ilsjxo.nl Krsns snd Murixtnsh Yarbrough. Another entertainment of the week of fin* yonnjrer net was tbst clren l»y the • tile Mlsaea Dickey at tbefr home at 8 Hoek WedneMny afternoon In honor of tbelr meat. Mias Winona Thomas, of An- rred at the . Annie an<] —„ — mw Rnii served the refreshments. The game "The Little kflaaea Party" waa |»layi and the flrat nrlse waa awarded to little Mlaa Mildred Eake«, of Atlan;n. The gnest prtxe was presented to Mlaa 1 homaa, a pair of heantlfnl garterettea. Those present were Misers riiffonl Wllllntns. Leonora Vmfth. Marguerite and Mildred (taken, ftorotby Welter. Ruth Williams. Era Trim- Ide. Pearl Baow. Emma Louise xtnue. Kath erine Megath. Annie Mar Bonnell. Virginia Peed. Winona Thomas ami Julia. Annie. J eerie and Claire Dickey. woo’dbury. Mrs. Clark am) Mrs. Edwards were guest* of their sister, Mrs. J. C. Jooe*. recently. Her. Mackey sad family hare returnee! from Bnlloekvllle. rofeseor ami 31 - father. Mrs. Head, who was the guest of Mrs. Julius Jones daring the past week, baa returned to her home at Ponta Gorda, la. Silas Nellie Dixon Ig Halting In Green ville this week. Mrs. Italph Johnson la the guest of Mrs. ?. T. Rmlth. Mrs. Wyeho Is visiting her slaters Mrs. Fstnlxo. Dr. If. W. Clements and family bar* returned from White Ralphnr tar* ‘‘ * — Mti her rned from White flttlpbnr Rovings, af- a brief star there among relative*, les Kittle Wjcbe. of Concord, visited nunt. Mr*, rambro. the first of tha rr, JS.IW. a. *. as..m».w this Week. Mrs. Brooks and little granddaughter* Ba laths, have rets rned from Macon. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mtrother have return- from Wnthalla. M. sfterta pleasant r of several mouths with rdUttvea. IIMl HI l*l»H»va sis Mr. IV. H. I’hilllii* *i»l family arc vl.lt- Ins rel.tlvrs at AlarfrrertKini. A. C. Mr*. tV.-K. Shlrlry, of Anniston, Ala., Is vlslilnx In tbr city. Mr. At. J. Guyton h«» rrlurnnl from n visit to hi. mother. Airs. U. C. Thompson, of AtlsnU. Air. !>. U. Pin* Is In Atlanta on buslm-su. Mr. T. II. Hmllh spent Kriilty In Mnroii. Mr. II. H. UumoII bss n '"mts/ J. II. WlthsriMtoa Is tt luillnn Hnrliis for several week*. Mr. A. It. AI«o|i has retarnsA from Knox ville. T-nn., where he spent relatives. Professor tv. It. Unlrr returned Friday from llloholy. Go. Mr. sod Air*. Imtber Hlnllln**, Jr., nml Air. nml Mrs. Itoxere Htnlllnsa bar* re turned from tVrlshtstllle lleoi-h. M. C. where they spent lltelr honeymoon. Mr. George II. rrott* relnmed Friday from Atlanta, where bn spent aom* time ^L hl f.nrtrd,-,u,n. of Mn.on. Is guest of Mlaae* peacock In this city. Mlaa Kathleen Peacock haa returned from Jaekson and Indian Mprlnjc. Mlaa Jennie Haynes left yesterday for Longstreet. Ga., whore she goea ft attend a bouse party given by Miss Malllo Vaughn. Mr. Eugene Wlltmru has returned from a visit of some length to relatives at Mon thello. Mr. O. L. Anderson waa s recent visitor to Macon. Misses Lorhe are visiting friends In Ms- G. II. Williams has returned from a visit to Atlnnta. . Mrs. J. Y. Keen nnd daughter are vlklt- lug relatives at llarrlaon. TlrTl. “ ‘ trip T. Mmlrb has returned from 3fe' tt the home MARIETTA. The Ladle*’ Afternoon Euchre Club was entertained by Me*. Richard Joy ner at the home of_Mr*. W. R. Joync-, ireday afternoon. T women frem’il "IK BtelU and rilxa Cater are vlel.ln, Mr*. R. O. Pharr. near Marietta, on Thu: A delicious salad course was nerved. The prliea, a pair of silk stockings and n lovely belt, were won by Aire. C. AI. Crosby and the. visitors’, a pair of rent Surat of Mi»e-a Itswlr* on Brllevlew avrnnr. Mr. o. B. Dyke has returned from Grers- vtllr, Ala. Mlsn llidiert* Rmlth has returned from Knoxville. Trim. Mis* Clyde Bl*rk Is vl.lllue frtrnds snd relative. *1 polnu In north tj-orsl*. The linldln Mllle* left Fridav far s lea days’ encampment nt rfelrkamaan. Mr*. R.I H. tVreuT^AIhint*. Is with her nlnlrr. Air*. Ala|hl*nn. for n few day*. Mis* lonnle Lnrlle Mitchell ha* rrtnrnril from Brnmu. Mias Jra.lo Cold,, of Cirtersvllle, Is Ihe snrat of the Mimes Cooper. Min* fs-llah Henderaon. of Non-roes, Is rldtlnc Mr*. J. C. tVsikln*. Mis* Volins Mill-hell I* vlaBInf rrlstlves la Atlnnta. Mlm Maliel Verner will leeve In n few day. for nn extruded visit to relatives In tValhnlln, H. f. Mr. II. I,. Verne* of tVesImlnirter, M. C., wn* In town Wednesday. Ethel B. Cooper In vhdtlng friends BIRMINGHAM, ALA.’ Air. -snd Mrs. L. A. Townley an nounce ihe engagement of their daugh ter, Kate Helen, to Mr. Peter Edward Bostick, ihe wedding to taka place at 8:10 p. m. August II. The marriage will be solentnlaed nt the summer home of Mr. Townley, nt Ann Arbor, Mich. After a trip to the Psclflc coast Mr. Bostick anil his brlds will b* at home In Birmingham about October 1. The marriage of AIlss Afay Alayfleld, daughter of Mr*. J. C. Alayfleld, and Dr. Oicar Hayes took place Wednes day evening at the home of the bride. Mrs. George L. Thomas, nn sunf of the bride, of Naahvllle, wn* the matron of honor, and Mr. H. H. Chamberlayne, of Greenville, Alisa., was the best man. The wedding was a quiet affair nnd was Witnessed only by relatives and n few friends. Dr. and Mrs. Hayes have gone for a wedding journey to the North. The anouncement of the engage ment nnd approaching marriage nt Ml** Bertha van Alerkesteyn nnd Mr. Carl Jultuu Reverln will be read with Interest by their many friend*. The wedding will occur during Ihe litter part of August. Mias Von Alerkesteyn Is the possessor of a soprano voice of rare quality and range, nnd has been teacher of vocal music at the seminary and the Pollock-Htephens. Atr. Beverln Is widely known and Is prominently connected with the Bloss Company. Air. and Mr* T. It. Aldrich and their llllle son, T. H. Aldrich, Jr, are In Lakewood, N. J. Aire. Aldrich will epend several months In Nttv York studying music. Mrs. Charlss Ungerman snd little daughter are at the Bellevue, Lookout Mountain, AI* Mr. Ryburn Plnckard waa an nt- ndant at the Enppa Sigma conclave •t Lookout Inn during the past week. Mr*. W. H. Dewey and Ml** Alnrga- ret Dewey are In Watertown, N. Y. Mr. and Airs. James Rowron, their sons and Alisa Edith Bowron are at ~ ' uqua, N. Y. Ralmundo da Ovles and little daughter are the gueate of relatives at Sewanee, Tenn. Mias lleulah Merrill will spend the remainder of Ihe summer at 81. Jo seph. She I* with Mr. and Mrs. O’Don- !>a\K of Albany, | week In Ihe city Mr* \V. B. linlev n ft vl*!t t<» relnt Mr* P. E. Pearce left Tuesday for Manassas. Va. Lula Wakefield and Mr* Hays have returned from a delightful trip to Mariana nnd Greenwood, Fla. Allan Stella Simpson, of Ahhevllle, l C, Is spending a while tn the city with her parents. Air. ant] Mrs. c. N. Vlrnp-'oTi Air. I, M Aloys has returned front a mnnthv stay in New York, Baltimore and other Northern points •Mr*. Ed McDonald nnd Mrs. T. J. Pern’ are nt Indian Springs. Mis* Virginia Jay, of Shelhnan, 1* visiting Alls* Alleene Simpson. NORCROSS. Lieutenant Clifford Jones, of Van couver Barrack-i. Washington. Is visit ing hi* parent*,'Air. nnd Mr*. Homer Jones. Dr. and Mr* W. H. Born, of AIcRne. nre In Norcross. Mis* Annie Ray Is In Macon Ml" E-delle .Medlook !- Getting Mrs. Albert Woodruff In Winder. Airs. Pearl Born Edward* ha* re turned from New York. Air. and Air* 8. W. DuBose nro with Air*. A. C. Born. All** Alay Woolen entertained ths Walking Club Wadaesday afternoon. Ices and fruit were served al fresoo. AIlss Harriett Webster Is visiting Alls* Daisy Tlcknor tn Columbu*. Air* II. AI. nenteii and son*, of At lanta. are at TaUglak* .. - Air. nnd Air*. Rep* Jones announrs the birth of a son. Air. Kiser Webster, of the Patterson School of Oratory, Columbus, Oft , will give a recital next Tuesday evening nt the school auditorium. ' Mlsn Alnrguerllo Harper, of Atlanta, In Ihe guest of Miss Willie Dean. Air* Starr Kealhofer ho* returned from New York. The Brunswick Hotel Is filled with eummer guest* MACON. Mr*. Harry Jone», of New York, who has been the guest of Air*. Ellsworth Hall, Is now the gue»t of Airs. Edward Burks at her beautiful suburban home on Vlnevllle road. Airs. Jones ha* been the guest of honor at a number of de lightful partle* Afrs. Charles H. Hall, Jr, entertained at bridge on Tuesday afternoon In hon or of Airs. Jone*. The ssuie pretty prise, n set of silver bodkins, wa» presented to the guest of honor, and to Air*. Edward Burke for winning top score In the game. Air*. Edward Burke entertained for Air* Jone* on Thursday afternoon and the game of bridge which was played out on the wide verandas was thor oughly, enjoyed by the guests. Alnllory Toylor entertained on Tuesday In honor of her daughter. .Mr*. Robert Fowler Hemphill, of Allant* who In now her guest. The congenial party plnylng bridge on this occasion were: Mesdamsn Hemphill, Frank Cunningham, Thomas Hartley HaU, Henry Lamar, Jr, Wulter Beeka. Rlrh- ird Illnea, Bllnn, Jordan Masaee, “ ” Wll- t-ph. ell. Mrs. W. M. t’oaby and children are at Ingram Well* Mr*. Norma Brown Allen and AIlss Flortbell Brown have gone to New York by way of Savannah. Airs. Priestly Toulmln and Afrs. Ala- ben Hobson have tone (o Yellow Sul phur Springs, V* Mrs. C. W. James and Miss Sadie Belle James hare returned from At lanta. Air. and Mrs. John P. Tillman have returned from Old point Comfort, EASTMAN. tHIsa Flora Ilemd, of Macon, Is the guest of Miss Jute Herrmaa Mlaa McWilliams, of Cuthbert, la th* guest of her slater, Mra. Will Ander son. Mlaa Thorntpn, of Jackson, I* the guest of Misses Maud* and Louise Fisher. Mlaa Nslla Bacon has returned from Atlanta. Mlaa Rhetta Edwards, of Lak* City, a*, la visiting her brother, Aji eat’Edward* on College street Mr. M. Wynne and eon* Fred and Auslla left last week for Nrw York. Airs. C. W. Rawlins, Ml** Clyde Rawlln* and Miss Opple Lee Rogers left last week to spend some time at Hot Springs. Ark, and other points of Interest In the West. Mr* O. W. Sharpe returned to her home at Rome, after spending some time In the city with her mother, Mr* J. I. Rogers. Mis* Ora Rawlins and Mis* Dora Horne are visiting relatives In tha city. Air. Flournoy Roger* after spending some time at home, has returned to Atlant* Quite a party of Eastman young W. H. Allller and Charles Burton as Chaperone. Those attending the party are Allsses Millie, and Hattie Harrell. Ethrl and Afnbel Wynne, Alaude and Louise Fisher, Jule Herrtnan, Flora Bernd, Alary Thornton, Lou McRae, Greene, of Dublin: Alina Rube It non, of Tennllle, and Alls* Wooten, of Lun- berCIty; Alensr*. Robert* Roger* Pen nington, Phillip* Page, Harris. Afllner, “ English and Iju- CUTHBERT. Air. J. J. Howell has returned from innMmVtm: ’ ” » two week*’ stay at AsherUle and Mr. a. II. Alttrbrll ha* retarued from Lrtte Toxaway. Atlanta. Mlta Clair® Ridley, of Atlanta, Is ex- to hi Ml**#** Julia Huftucnln, Ci Hams and Mrs. Taylor. Mi - .Min A Dumwirly fnt^rtnln^d on Tuesday afternoon with nn Informal ton. com pi I man t ary to Miss Christine Inner, of West Cheater, I’n., who in the guest of Mrs. Robert .Storrs, Mr. James Freeman left on Tuesday for Jacksonville. Fla., his future homo. Mm. Freeman, who Is now visiting rel ative* Jn Ohio, will Join him In the autumn. Mr. on«l Mrs. William Cbrckley Hhnw, Misses Nati and Nona Shaw and Mrs. Htewart left on Tuesday for BaJtlmore. Miss Haro Tinsley Is the guest of Miss Rose Crutchfield at her summer home nt Mt. Airy. Mm. Robert IfazlehursL of Memphis, Tenn . Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jo seph Cllsby, In Vlnevllle. Among those entertaining In honfir of Mrs. Hasle- hurst during the week have been Mr*. Joseph Cllsby. Mm. Floyd Ross and Mm. Robert Jemlson. Mrs. Robert Hemphill was rompll- mented with two bridge parties on Thursday. Mm. Henry J. Lamar, Jr., entertaining for her In the morning and Mm. Frank Cunplngham In the afternoon. Miss I'nullne Roughton was hosts** ,■ nn ;ifti r n -’H t»-;» .>n Wednesday, complimentary to her guest. Miss Rawlings, of Snndersvllle, und Miss Iaoulse Ermlnger, of Sibley, Ga., tha g’leBt of Mis* Margaret Hinlth. Mr*. E. J. Willingham nnd Miss Eula Willingham left on Thursday for a t the Wigwam, Indian Springs. The many filends of Mr. Ham Dunlap are pleased to know that he Is recov ering from his long and tedious ni nes*. Mieses Ithetta Etheridge snd Agnes Harden leave «.n Sunday night for 8a- unmnli, from which place they will sail on Monday for Boston. Mass. Mrs. George A Smith left during tha ••• • *’J. f'o Aeht‘\llle, N. C, to be gont several weeks. Mrs. Janies H. Hlount nnd Mrs. Charles Harris arc enjoying a visit at Mra. Blount's country home, near Had- docka. '!. - H-’f’ctt I I'inphlll. ”f Atlanta, leave* for her horn#* «»n Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. MaJJory Taylor leava on Snturda> for Virginia, where they will spend several weeks on the coast. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Willingham art at Indian Spring- Mrs. Duncan Is In Washing ton. D. c\. spending her son, Mr. Mis* Const; home on Sal Tenn.. where mired, nnd h lightful visit. Fonta: Hnilehurst hi Harris «re n who I >unc ted Ml* May vllle Mh Frank Marlon i people nrke left on Tuesday r- of North Georgia, mar McCn*. Mm. Mid- Frrnk Rogers have re- Islt t«. Mil ledge vllle. JEFFER30N. from the summer Wti-r- e h;»- i-fii •traction In pediffopy • lie fo-m Hliernrd. Mi- K H Ktbridge had s- ft •r Tii'-k.lnr Itev. Foster i A iIIIP Kuster. of winder II j Mobley sre III Wn •*T retm r,» I |o*«’liton Wilhite, who h Ml e * >Hle W ir-on. return. \\ III.ler Wednesday. '• I ' Mi'KIhaiitton re home in AhlierlUtf.