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SOCIETY WITH OUR NEIGHBORS JEFFERSONVILLE. Sir. James Carswell lias been vis iting relatives In Irwlnton this week. Mrs. D. 8. Faulk anti children are visiting relatives at Roberta this week. Miss Elisabeth Carswell will leave In a few days for a trip to Tallulah Fails and other mountain resorts for several weeks during the hot weather. .Miss Annie Nutting, a charming voting lady. Is visiting Miss Bessie Har rell for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Johnson and children are visiting Indian Spring this week during the ramp meeting there. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gilbert and child, ,i Dublin, are spending several days with friends near Jeffersonville. Miss Emmie McNair is at home on a vacation, visiting Miss Mann this i week. Mins Annie Bozeman, of Hawkins- ville. Is visiting her friend, Miss Avle Wimberly. In Jeffersonville this week. Mrs. E. Hemming is convalescing this reek. We are glad to note that she will soon be well again. Mr. Jim Balkcom started his duties with Uncle Sam on the lath ns rural route carrier No. 3 from. Jefferson ville. A crowd of young folks from Jeffer sonville went to Gullemore’s Mill one day this week. AH report an enjoyable time bathing. Mrs. S. E. Jones spent Friday Macon shopping. Mrs. D. P. Edwards has returned from a month's visit to her mother, Mrs. Sallie Suggs, at Thomaston. Rev. Paul Kills left Thursday after noon for an outing of a few weeks In the mountains of northeast Georgia. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mr. and Mr«. Brett R. Brown have gone to the mountaina of North Caro lina for the benefit of Mr. Brown's health. They will be gone some time. Mrs. John Hlne Is in Atlanta, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott: Mr. and Mrs. Charles ITngerman are guests at the St. Charles, at Atlantic City. Mr. John Yeatnmn has returned from Linville* N. C., where he was called by the illness of his brother, Mr. George Yeatman. Mr. John C. Henley, Jr., has recov ered from an attack of fever. Mr. VV. N. .Malone has gone to Mant- tou. Colo., to Join Mrs. Malone. To gether they will visit the different points of interest around Denve .Mr. arid Mrs. George T. Braselton have gone to Chicago and other cities. Miss Norma Srhoolar is at present in Tennessee. She has been studying voice in New York for several months. Miss Amelia Worthington, of At lanta, Is the, guest of Mrs. I’eagln. .Miss Golding has as her guest Miss Maud Marx, of Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. William Walker, Smith Cullom and John Baird are at Atlantic City. Mr. Peter E. Bostick has gone to Ann Arbor, Mich., where his marriage to .Mlss Kate Townley will be solemn i/.ed. . Mrs. Shropshire and Miss Ellse Shropshire have gone to Chicago and Minnesota for a visit of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weil have returned from Waukeshu. They will remain until September 1. Miss Kate Earle is spending some time at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Hayes have re turned from tl\elr wedding Journey ai>d are at home on Montgomery street. Captain and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brien are at Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McAdory and children have gone to New York, Phil adelphia and Atlantic City. They will be gone several weeks. Mrs: Allen Haskell and children, who have been spending some time In New York, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. William I <imbb, who have been spending their nonej'ntoon in Europe, are expected home next week. Mrs. R. F. Wlllcox nnd Miss Henriet ta WUIcox have gone to spend a couple of weeks among, the resorts of the (heat Lakes. ' Miss Roberta Adams has returned from Montgomery. Miss Lena JSwald and Miss Louise S. ChnlrseH have gone‘to Cincinnati. Miss Zwald will be the guest of her brother In Detroit, and Miss Chalrsell will visit relatives Ip Indiana. THE ATLANTA GEOKGTAN. MADISON. Mrs. Robert Douglas entertained at progressive flinch on Wednesday after noon, in honor of her attractive guest, Miss Isabelle Hamilton, of Decatur. The tables were set In the dining room and parlors, which were decorated in cut dowers and ferns. After the game, delicious cake and crenrpr were served. Stlss Hamilton wore a dress of mull scattered with pink roses. Jlrs. Douglas was attired In white batiste, trimmed with embroidery. •Miss Mustln, who assisted, wore a lingerie dress of white mull. The guests were: Misses Mabel Smith, Irene Austin, Mary Walton Trammell, Indie Harrell, Mary Jones, Mann May Richter, Lily Hill, of Nash- vllle; Ellse Gibbs, Emmie Thompson, Carry Morgan and Sallie Pat Burney. Miss Malda Williams has returned home, after a pleasant visit to Colum bus. Miss Nellie Richter Is spending some time at Indian Springs. I . Miss Isabelle Hamilton, of Decatur, Is visiting Mrs. Robert Douglas. ■Mrs. Percy Mlddlebrooks Is at home, after a several months' stay at Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shepherd are vla- I'lng in New York nnd Washington. Mrs. Lena Fitzsimmons, of Atlanta. I* visiting her mother, Mrs. Caroline Poster. Miss Martha Foster Is at home, after a visit tn Miss Felker, at Monroe. Mrs. Sallie High will entertain at an al fresco party Friday night. In honor of her Sunday school class. The many friends here of Mrs. M. P. SOCIAL QUEEN DISAPPOINTS NE WPOR T BY NOT GIVING BALL These two snapshots were taken at Newport, where the season is now at its height. The one.on the left Is one of Mrs. Spotswood' Schenck driving home after her shopping tour. Mrs. Schenck is becoming known as an ideal grand mother, and never misses an op portunity to take her grandchild, little Miss Nathalie Collins, out for a drive. On the right is a snap shot of Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Newport's most original entertain er, who has disappointed the col ony by announcing that she will not give her usual ball at Inchl- quln this year. Broughton, Miss Annette Broughton and Mr. Rollln Broughton pro regret- Ing that they leave soon to make their home elsewhere. Mrs. W. R. Fagan spent a few days recently with Mrs. \V. E. Adams. Mrs. E. IV, Butler and Miss Virginia Butler have returned home, after a visit to Colonel and Mrs. W. G. Obear, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vason, Misses Bessie nnd Sue Reid Walton are spend ing August at Indian Springs. ' EATONTON. Miss Emmie Lancaster was the hos tess at a tacky party given at her home, "The Oaks," Friday night. A large crowd of the younger society net were present, and a merry evening as spent in dancing and music. Among those present were: Misses Mac and Ruth Poole, of Warrenton; Mattie and Sara Hearn, Mary H. Den nis, Luda and Georgia Hutchinson, Ce- clle Ingram, Margery am! Hannah Leonard, Zilla Hanrell, Ruth Park, Ag nes Leverette, Messrs. Robert Dennis, Dennis and Will Turner, Karl Ingram, Willie Tomlinson, Grimes Dennis. Lu cius Little, Howard Wilson, Olln Rob inson, Edwin Nelson and many others, Ruth Park entertained at tea Wednesday night, in honor of the Misses Poole, of Warrenton, the guests of Misses Mattie-And Sara Hearn. Misses Richmond Walton, of Madi son; Margaret de Jamette, of Rock ville; Annie Laurie Adarns and Louise Dennis are the attractive guests Miss Bertha Thomas. Miss Willie Lewis Crusselie, of At lanta, is the guest of Mrs. A. S. Reid. Mrs. M. J3. Dennis has returned from a visit to relatives in Rockville. The young men of the German Club will give a brilliant dance Tuesday night at Hotel Putnam In honor of the visiting girls in the town. Mrs. C. D. Leonard, Misses Margery and Hannah /Leonard have returned from an extended trip through North Georgia. Miss Annie Laurie Adams lias re turned from a visit to friends in Ma rietta. Misses Mae Alford and nessic Moore are guests of friends in Atlanta. Miss Hattie Hayes, of Atlantn, is the guest of Miss Agnes Leverette. Mrs. J. R. Tweedy entertained very informally recently for Miss Ethel Eley, of RarnesviUe. Mrs. Frank Hudson, Misses Kathleen and Bara Hudson are spending a few days at Oconee. Oscar Thompson, of Madison, was In the city Tuesday. Miss Elbe Mae Park, of Meda, wag the guest of Miss Ruth Park recently. The party given bj' Mr. I. F. Griffith Friday night last was an enjoyable oc casion for the younger society set. Punch was served by little Miss Evle Griffith, who was gowned in a dainty frock of blue. Dancing was enjoyed by. the young people until a late hour, when refreshments were served. some time with relatives at Kite. Miss Anna Chambers, of Irwlnton, is the guest of Mrs. J. F. Norris. Mrs. R. M. Mason and chlldreh, of Sanford, Flo., are spending the balance of the summer with relatives here. Misses Mffry and Carrie Rawlins, of Sandersvllle, visited friends in WrJghtsville a few days this week. Mr. und Mrs. W. C. Tompkins, Messrs. H. C, Tompkins, Elmo Hayes, Mercy Davis and J. M. Cook are the Wrlghtsvillians taking in the sights of Gotham and other northern cities. Miss Mamie Stanley has resigned her position as stenographer? at the First National Bank and returned to her home In Dublin. Misses Beslc and Belle Arnold, two very atractive young ladies of Shell- mnn, are visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Johnson. number of the young people en joyed an all-day picnic at Thundering Springs Thursday. GREENSBORO. MJkhp* Jennie nnd Kate Evans entertnlned n few* friends charmingly on Friday even ing in honor of their guests. Misses Evans mid Ponder, of Firrnyth. Delicious Ices nud cukes were served. Those present were: Misses Siiliie Evans, Enielvu Ponder. Jef frie Martin of Hindman mid Misses Connor nnd Kvnns, Messrs. Lind of Cordele, Stovall of Vienna, Armor of Madison, Baylor of Tampa, Fla., und J. W. Evans ntul A. der. ... In honor of Misses Martin nnd Ponder, Miss Ellse Armor gave uu Informal party on Saturday evening. Those present wen Misses Nelfe Hall. Jennie and Kate Evan' and cake were served. Tile young men eomiduneiueu me yoi ladles with mi enjoy a file skating party Hiloam Monday evening. Tin* party was composed of Misses Armor, Evans, Hall. Ponder nnd Martin, nnd Messrs. G. Hall. Miller Armor, Atiduhou Ponder, J. >>- “vans, und Garnett Evans. Mr. Fort l.nlid of Cordele, Dr. It. If. Stovall of Vienna ami Mr. J. Taylor of Tampa were the guests of friends In the ■tty Friday. , , Mrs. A. If. Smith entertained the mem tiers of tin- Home Mission H*>clety on Mon day afternoon. . , t , , ** -. ami Mrs. G. A. Merritt entertained members of the younger set at an nl o party on Monday evening In honor of Misses Lit a MerAtt, McGnnghey and 'Aima Law!* rrturiwd Wcdnwdny from nil extended trip to Ohio, I'OliM.JIv tha Hill, Jewel Irwin, Jeszle Thrash, Florence Quinn, of Rome; Ora Me U'horter, of Greensboro; Ida Keith. Magnus Freeman, Lucy Gilbert, May- mlc Dent; Messrs. Ben Freeman, Frank Hill, A. F. Hill, Warner Hill, Abed Hill, Hush Ector, Hart) Adam, J. A McGnhec, A. H. Reppard, Revill O'Hara, Lee Tlgner. Olln Turner, Wy- Icy Spier. Marlon BIggers nnd Robert MatTett. C’olonel nnd Mrs. II. R. Harris com plimented Miss Kilza Hill nnd her (tucsts, Misses Atkinson, Martin nnd Jones, with a picnic at their home near Adessadale on last Monday. MIsb Susie Parks, of Atlanta, Is ex pected tn arrive next week to be the guest of Miss Martha Hill. Mr. Harris Atkinson has returned to s home In LaOrangc after a visit to Mr. Warner Hill, Jr. Tito Matrons' Club kvas entertained by Mrs. A. J. Hinton last week. ‘'mu. Snra Hwnnn left this week f< tumble. H, where sis- will attend cot '' Professor* N. II. Bullard, superintendent of the Brnnswlelt public orliool*, Joined his Wife nnd ehthlren here Hiiturdny uml Is the gticut of relatives here WRIGHT8VILLE. Miss Maude Granthan has gone to north Georgia to spend the remainder of the summer. Misses Lillian and Inez Moore, of Hawkinsvllle, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Johnson. Mrs. Xl H. Jackson and children, of Dublin, aVe visiting relatives here. Mrs. J. M. Huff left Tuesday for a visit of several weeks to relatives in Barnosvllle. Miss Sallie Mae Imvctt Is spending At the Roll Call VULCANITE Will have the call.. It'* got it already. Good on all buildings, flat or steep roofs. ‘YOU CAN PUT IT ON’ LOOK FOR THIS TRADE MARK ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents, 2* and 31 South Forsyth Street ATLANTA, GA. t. c. 0KllUriELD, Pretld"! C A. MW. StirttHT Sirs IV. 1 '■ Klmbrn nnd Mis* Helen Da. vis returned Wednesday from Montenglo. Mr. I’cttrce Drawn litis returned from month's stay at Asheville “ '• Miss Allllie Halide ‘mImCarrie Merritt, of Hllonm. Is visiting her sister, .Mr*. It. II. Mel 'opinions. Mrs 1.'. B. Moutfort nnd Mr. 1. < . Iletd attended tile fnnerni or ttilde grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Held, “ ‘ , ' , “ week. nt Crttwfordvllle this GREENVILLE. Miss Jewel Irvin has returned home after a visit to Miss Estelle Harber at Commerce. , Miss Eliza Hill has been entertain ing a charming coterie of Wesleyan Kiris the past week. Her guests were; Miss Edith Martin, of Columbus; Miss Mnybelle Jones, of Cartersvllle, and Miss Louise Atkinson, of Newnan. Miss para Heart Is on an extended visit to friends In Americas and By ton. Miss Eliza Hill was hostess at an el egunt reception one evening recently In compliment to her guests. Misses Jones, Mnrtln ant! Atkinson. , Miss Martha Hill returned from New. nan Thursday, accompanied hy her cousins, Misses Evelyn Martin and Bara Buehanan. Mrs. Mary Hill Eekford compliment ed Miss Eliza Hill and her visitors with a delightful party on Friday eve- nl ”riss Kate Tlgner has ns her guests Misses Radellife and Fitzpatrick, of Mobile, Ala, Misses Eliza Hill, Edith Martin. Louise Atkinson and Martha O'Hara went down to Hamilton Wednesday morning to attend a house party. Miss May Tlgner Is touring Tennes see In an automobile tilth her aunt Mrs. Neal Johnson, of Atlanta. One of the most delightful affairs given In GreenvIUe this season was the party given by Miss Kate TIgnet In honor of her guests. Misses Rad- cIIIIp and Fitzpatrick, of Mobile. Those who enjoyed Miss Tlgr.er'n hospitality were: Misses Evelyn Martin anil Sara Buchanan, of Newnan; Susie Park, of Atlanta; Radeilffe and Fitzpatrick, of Mobile; Winnie Eason, of McRae; Mar- 1 GADSDEN, ALA. President J. W. Abercrombie, of the University of Alabama, was the guest of Adolph Reich Tuesday. Colonel R. B. Kyle Is visiting friends at Charlottesville, Va. Misses Lurllc Green and Grace Coch ran, of Fort Payne, were guests, of friends for several days this week. Dr. H. C. Kegley, pastor of the Pres byterlan Church, has returned from hla vacation, which he spent at Winona Lake, Ind. Mrs. E. W. Whips and daughter have returned from Asheville, N. C. Mrs. L. L Herring and daughter have returned from a visit to relatives In At lanta Miss Lena Blackstock, of Anniston, is the guest of Miss Minnie Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Foster have re turned fro ma visit to .Mrs. Charles Whltely nt Owensboro. Ky. Mfs. J. H Davies, of Montevallo, Is the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs, W. M. Myers on Chestnut street. Mrs. Ada V. Byers, of Asheville, Is the guest of Judge Lovejoy and family. Professor W. C. Griggs, of Brewton, was the guest of Professor W. E. Strlplln Monday. R. V, Davidson is attending the an nun! reunion of his family at War- trace, Tenn. Colonel tv. M. Meeks and wife have returned from Hot Springs, Ark. 8. A. Moore Is visiting relatives at Tullahoma, Tenn. Miss Amelin and Kate Caldwell, of Jacksonville, were the guests of rela tives on Wednesday. Miss Sarah Woodruff l)a» returned LOW RATES SOUTHERN RAILWAY Warm Springs, Ga 3.76 Chick Springs, 8. C Asheville, N. C 10.50 Waynesville, N. C. 11.60 Hendersonville, N. C 10.00 Lake Toxaway, N. C. .. 12.70 Tryon, N. C 10.00 Tate Springe, Tenn 11.35 St. Simona, Ga 12.00 Cumberland laland, Ga ......... 13.00 Atlantic Beach, Ha 14.60 Chicago, III 32.06 Saratoga Springe, N. Y .. .. .. 43.80 Atlantic City, N. J 40.00 Aabury Park, N. J ,. 41.5(f Detroit, Mich 30.05 The above rates are for the Round Trip. Tlckata on aalo dally limited for re turn until October 31, 1606, Rataenger and Ticket Office No. 1 Peachtree Street. ’Pnone 142. J. C. LUSK, biatrict Pazitnger Agent. from a lengthy visit to south Alabama. Mlsa Lillian McCord has returned from a visit to relatives at Jonesboro and Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. H. M. Davis entertained the Wednesday Euchre Club and some twenty other ladles. The prizes were won bj: Mrs. Edward House and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Lon Woodllff are visit ing friends in Atlanta Miss Elinor Norton, of Birmingham, Is visiting Miss Ruth Duncan. Mrs. E. T. Schuler and son have re turned from a visit to Atlanta. Mr. Wiley Smith, of Grltfln. Ga., Ii the guest of his son, O. P. Smith. C P. Butcher Is spending his vara tlon at his former home, Urbana, Ohio. Professor P. W. Hodges, of Green ville, is the guest of Professor W. E. Striplin. Mrs. S. Marks, of Brunswick, Ga., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Love- man. Miss Emma Eason, of Huntsville, Is the guest of friends here Mrs. Woodson J. Mnrtln has return ed* from a visit to relatives at Jack sonville. Clarence J. Going, of Birmingham, Is visiting Sam Claybaugh on Ninth street. Miss Hope Cousins, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C. Dyson, Has returned to hor home at Austell, Ga. Miss Jennie W. Gunn, of New Or leans, Is visiting relatives here. Mrs. H. O. Dumas has returned from a visit to Talladega. Dr. George 8. Vann has gone to Hot Springs, Ark Miss Jessie Clark, of Birmingham, is visiting friends here. Herbert Stewart has gone to New York on a vacation. DECATUR, ALA. Miss Ellen llartee Is In Mobile. Miss Vossle Payne, of Mullberry, Tenn., Is visiting here. Mr. and .Mrs, Walter W. Simons, of AthenB, visited here the past week. Mrs Jeff Landetp, of Hillsboro, visit ed here the past week Mrs. W. B. Shackelford Is in Cullman. Miss Julia Long, of Tuscumbla, Is In Decatur. Mrs. R S. Garrison is visiting at Valiherinoosu Springs * Miss Stella Falk Is * New York and other Northern . Ves. Miss Margaret Hanks Is visiting In Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Cross are nt home after an extended visit to Tennessee, Kentucky and North Carolina Mrs. C. J. Hlidr'.th Is in Washington, D. C. Miss Edna Porter, of Hillsboro, vis ited here the past week. Mrs. W. I,. Butler, Is visiting In Pet ersburg, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. G L Perkins, of Canny, Ark., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Nortney. Mrs. Ella Burohette, of Nashville, was the guest of Airs. C. L. Price the post week. Mr. and .Mrs. J. O. Sheats, of Oakville Visited here this week. Mrs. J, C. Orr is in West Harpeth, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs Henry Hartung are In Nashville Miss Sue Lee Williams has returned to West Harpeth, Tenn., after a visit to this city. Misses Clara nnd Loralne Worthing ton are at home after a visit to Bir mingham. Miss Dortch, of Gadsden, and Miss McAlpIne, of Tuscgloosa, hove return ed to their respective homes after a visit to Mrs. W. R. Hall. Miss Jackson, of Tu*.Vm'oio. is here. Alias Kimble Bloodworth Is at home from a visit to Madison. Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Gamblll visited In Tennessee the past week AHbs Sue Robinson visited at TrlntV the past week. .Miss Leslie Burns Is In Pulaski, Tenn. Atlss Alary Lift Blackman Is at Stringer. Mrs. E. L. Bacon Is In New York. Mrs! Deuo Is In dfcago Mrs. J Al Minor and her daughter, Allss Annllsa, visited In Florence the past week Mrs. Fcrd Vassnult Is in Connecticut. Mrs; Al. E. Vickers, of Bessemer, Is here, Mrs James Fowler Is at Vlnemont. Mrs. G. W. Green Is at home from Iuka Springs, Allss. Miss AlcCarry, of Talladega, visited here the past week. Miss Alargaret Clarkson attended a house party In Cnurtland the past week. Allss Vcne Littlejohn Is at home from visit to Kentucky. Miss Liza Davis has returned to Co lumbla, Tenn., after a visit here. Airs. C. Adams Is in Huntsville. Atlss Florence TJliman Is In east Tennessee. Mrs. L. 8. Wilder Is In California. Mrs. W. F Black, of Birmingham, Is here. Airs Charles Konnell, of Birmingham, is here. Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, of west Ten nessee, Is here. Miss Bessie May Thompson, of Bir mingham, visited here the past week. Air. and Mrs. Herbert Cartwright are at Sewanee, Tenn. Airs. E. H. Peck has returned to Texns nfter a visit here. Allss Fannie Johnson, of Hobb's is land, visited here the past week. Mrs. A. H. Stover has returned to her home In Texns. Alias Maggie Sullivan, of Mt. Pleas ant. Tenn., Is here. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Newsom are at homo from an extended Visit to South Carolina. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Sparkman vis ited In Oak Ridge the past week Allss Zoe Littlefield entertained on Frldny night with a river pnrty In hon or of her guest, Miss Mercedea Hamil ton, of Birmingham. A most pleasant evening was spent on the moonlit wa ters of the Tennessee. Alias Cora Pitt entertained on Thurs day evening at the charming home of her parents on Fourth avenue. About fifteen couples were present. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 19 \ Peachires Street, Atlanta, 6a, OVER SCHAUL A MAY. Dr. G. G. NEEDHAM, Prop. Rubber Plates (ft rn 22-K Gold Crown V /•0U Fmlalfi Crown / Bridgework, per toot!) . -*PAINLESS EXTRACTING ^ ■) TEETH CLEANED " ^ Hours, 8 am. till 8 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. till 4 p. WE TAKE IMPRE88ION AND PUT IN YOUR TEETH SAME DAY. UP FREE! NEW YORK S AND RETURN ~~~ D EABOAR AIR LINE RAILWAY $26.25 Tickets will be sold for *11 trains leaving Atlanta, on August 28th and 2»th, add will be good to leave New Yore not later than September 4th. * Two trains dally, leaving Atlanta at 13 noon and 8:36 p. m. Correspondingly low rales from all points. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 83 PEACHTREE 8TREET, (English-American Building.) Talsphons No. 100. • Atlanta, Ga. W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. Lsucile Norhndsn, of Charleston, will leave shortly for Indian Spring and Atlanta. Mr. P. 8. Twftty spent Sunday In Hawkinsvllle. Mr. John Edwards, of fiandersville* Is a visitor In the city. Miss D. S. fllackshoar has returned from a several weeks' visit to north Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schaufele are at White Path for a short visit. Mr. B. S. Russell has returned from Macon. Mrs. B. End son and children are on a visit to friends In Tennllle. Miss Alice Crowder will leave short ly for Cuthbert to accept a position there. Mrs. O. W. Williams and children hnve returned from a visit to Savan nah. Mrs. D. W. Gilbert and little son are on a visit to relatives at Jeffersonville. MACON. Mrs. A. V. ft. Watkins entertained with n bridge party on Tuesday afternoon In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Augustus Jones, of Jneksou, Miss. Mrs. Jnck Mnssee won the prise for top score. Mrs. Wntklus' guests were Mrs. Walter Weeks, Mrs. Tnoinni Hartley Hall. Mrs. Htenhnn Snowden, Mrs, Wallace McCaw, Mrs. S. 11. Winshlp, Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. Percy Chestney, Mrs. b\ M. Cunningham, Mrs. Kmuiett Small, Mrs. George Hnorrden, Mrs. Jordan Mnssee, Mrs. Jsek Massee, Mrs. Olln Wlmberlr. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Snowden have been very pleasantly entertained daring their stay In Maeou. A delightful affair in their honor was a sapper pnrty given by Mr, nud Mrs. Llntou Hoiomou nt their coun try home. , ' Ml km Emmie Jones complimented Airs. Snowden with a bridge pnrty on Tuesday will Join Mrs. Anderson Itecso, who Is now nt the Manor. Mrs. Nat Winsblp has returned from a visit to her diuighfer, Mrs. lUetinrd Mon cure, nt Kails Church, Va. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hntnucl Taylor Coleman left on Monday for Hnludn, N. C. Alias Annn Hmlth left on Monday evening for n mouth's stay at Brevard* X. C. Mrs. Walter Ornee InU returned from a visit to Warm Hprfugs. , Miss LouIba* Ermlngqr, of Sibley, is en tertaining with a house pnrty this week, nud Misses Martina Burke und Mnrguret •active gueaTs. Wiiiliighniu nnd JVlulngna: returned from Jndlnn .Spring. Miss Evn Hallo, of Jnckwiiv » .•».. » the gueat of Airs. George Hatcher In Vine- ville. Air. nnd Mrs. Anderson Iteese. who are VILLA RICA. # Mlsa Jessie Bagwell, of Atlanta, spent laat week with home folks. Mrs. Ida White, of Atlanta* Is the guest of her sister, Mr«. B. L. Embry. Mr. Roy Sewell, from Atlanta* spent a few days last week as the guest of hi« brother, Dr. G. E. Sewell. Mr. Young Howell, of Mississippi, la here for a few weeks, visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 55. Howell. Miss Mary Strickland, of Austell* spent laat week with Miss Lizzie Max well. Miss Howell, of Blrminghath, after spending several days with Mrs. W. Z. Howell, has returned home. Mrs. R. R. Swalley, who has been visiting her parents* Dr. and Mrs. Rob erts, has returned to her home In Bir mingham, Ala. Mrs. Robert E, Rogers, of Macon, Is the guest of Mrs. E. J. Che ves. Miss Minnie Lee Hudgins, of Atlanta, la visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barnes and daughter, Mlsa Jewel, of Del Rio, Tex^ are the guests of Mrs. F. M. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. John Hallman have re turned to Atlanta. ELBERTON. Airs. Drekof, of Florida, (• visiting Airs, Wilton Aultl. Alisa Blanche Unry, of Abbeville, 8. C. t nnd Miss Jennie Todd, of Augusta* are the guests of Airs. T. M. Swift. Miss Alnie Tate entertained Friday even* honor of her guests. Miss Mslone nnd Alias Aiorrls. It was a sulmngumli party. Ices und u salad course were served. Allss Kcudrirk, of. Dawson, is visiting Airs. T. Al. Merrlwetner. Mrs. Merrlwether entertained In her honor Friday evening. Alias McWhorter anil Miss Dullooe. of Athens, are visiting Allss Klin Oliver, ills* Oliver entertained Saturday waning lu 'to join Air. nud Mrs. McKweu Johnston nnd tUelr children In Paris, where the party will attend the winter. Mr. ami Airs. for Kyte spring, Tenn., where she Airs. C. I. Pearson nfri party. DUBLIN. Messrs. T. V. 8anders, E. D. Bal lard, 8. M. Keltam and Albert Beall are on a visit to White Springs, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Prince and fam ily have returned from a visit to Sa vannah. Judge J. E. Burch was a recent vis itor to Atlanta. Mr. J. H. Smith spent Sunday In Sa vannah. „ _ Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Myers, of Rock- ledge, are on a visit to White Springs and other points In Florida. Earl Camp, Esq., has returned from Atlanta. Mr. H. V. Johnson Is on a visit to relatives In Bartow. Colonel G. H. Williams has returned from Atlanta. Mr. M. E. Burts will move his family from Chester to Dublin at an early Miss Kate Harris, of Sandersvllle, has returned home, after a visit to her aunt, Airs. V. H. Stanley. Mr. Sam Bashlnskl has returned from d vlst to Tennllle. Mrs. B. New and Miss Mamie New were recent viators to Indian Spring. Air. M. V. Mahoney has returned from a two weeks’ stay at White Path. Mr. J. T. Al tiler was a recent visitor to Macon. Miss Emma Afannlng has returned from a visit to relatives at Waycross, Mr. John W. Byrne was a recent visitor to Atlanta. Clovis Hattaway has returned from a visit to relatives In Augusta. Mr. and Airs. W. C. Alien and Miss day from a visit to her mother, Airs. Carle ton. In Athens. Air. and Airs. Cedi Alorgtiu nnd their son, Kthelbert, left during the* week for Washington, 1>. C, , Air. nud Mrs. Ilnrry Kendall left op Wednesday for the mountains of north Ueergln. where Air. Kendall goes to re- enperate from a long and trdlona Illness of fever. Allss Jennie Malone left on Wednesday for Athens to visit Alins Annie Webb. Miss Nellie Fdwnrds and Allss Alary Belle Flanders have returned from New \ork. Vote for M. T. LaHatte, Alderman First Ward. uradnjr from 1 to I o'clock Mr,. Z. „ IJ-M' iH-nntlftii burn wn» lin- «rcno of f. «- llr*. llojfe* entertained Ml** Eliza beth Hirin'* bonze pnrtj. Tie- not* n-ero Miner* Kllmhotb thrift, llezd* graediovo of Monroe, Mnrr lll(-li«rd»on ,.f W**bloelon, Julf* Ilrnml of Athena. Annie Htrllilillm- of Walbnlle, 8. t.\, Jennie Iknr. Aul.l. Hum- nwiid. Jlurrb, Janet Itnreii, Klin oUrer. An nie Mnffblmrll, IVeunnn Itlnekwoil, Lm Mue Tate and Mr*, it. K. Uajr*. lira. T. M. Hrrlft entertained Mlae Ellr-n- lielh Hirin'* lieune party Tuexlar ermine. Miaae* MelVborter anti DulL-e, who were rliltlnz Mi** Kiln t Hirer, turn returned to their homes In Athens. bioRCROSS. Mlz* Ida Wootton entertnlned in formally during the week In honor of AH** Grace Abernathy, of Atlanta, the (ue*t of Ml*a Eatelle Mcdlock. Mr, D. B. Wall, Aflas Mnttfc Wall and Mlnz Robbie Mediock have return ed from New York. MIm Ruin Ray I* vlzltlng Mrs. Ho mer Leonard In Atlanta. Mr. Joe Webzter I* the Rueet of Mr. Louie Wledom nt the home of hi* Krnndparents, Mr. und Mrz, Kdntond- zon. In Cummin*. Profezeor W. B. Griffin nnd Profe*. zor Horning, of gtone Mountain, v. ere here during the week. Mre. Laura J. .McNabb nnd little daughter, Elizabeth, of Atlanta, are with friend*. Mr. IV. E. Jnnen nnd Mize Lnvfnfa Jones, of Duluth, visited relatives dur ing the week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones have re turned from Dallas, Texan, where they attended the wedding of Mien Bos* Green and Lieutenant Clifford Jonez. UP IN THE OZONE “In the Land of the Shy ” KENILWORTH INN Situated In a Private Park of 160 Acres, Rlltmore, .Near Ashe ville, N. C., J.500 Feet Above the Sew Level. ■■ ■r_T!«IU»T THE PLACE TO SPEND THE rr - - Recognized „» the leading iwfrt ft. the mountains of North CaroltM. No scenery Tn the world will romntre wlth the JnS from this hotel. Blount Mltrhell and Plsgsh in /nil rlew Ad tofu* and overlooks the Blltmore estate. Cool* Invigorating rlfran nlfleently furnished, cuisine unsurpassed, pare water * At" lEJS* '"if. I'rtvnte garileo gstheml fre«h every morning. ! T K& beautiful H'le* nnd drive*. nrato* nM train* at Illltmorc nation. CbuomMIre* rommariatnl under any rfrrnmztanrm. Cnarll la operated I. the hotel. Open all the year. Write nr wire for hook l