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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1906. 0 SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States | ^ |~Plc««,nt Mention From Other Cltlea OXFORb. Ml»» Janie Hearn, of Eatdnton, re turned home Monday after a delightful vlelt to Mies Sue Means. Ml«» Mary Hill Moore has returned from a visit to relatives in Alabama. Mrs. John F. Bonnell left for Kast Point, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Poor. Rev. George W. Yarbrough has re turned from a visit to his son. Rev. John F. Ynrbrough, of Lavonla. Miss Ruby Trnsher, of Florida, Is the c uest of Miss Mary Hill Moore. Miss Alberta. Williams and her moth er, Mrs. Lydia Williams, are at Tallu- ^Mr/'and Mrs. R. F. Eakes have re turned to Atlanta after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. John S. Moore. Miss Nell Lowry Is the guest of Miss Susie Cofer, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Ivey have re turned from Atlanta. .... Dr C. E. Dowman, of Atlanta, preached to a large congregation here Sunday. . _ . Mrs. Lucy Thomas has gone to East Tennessee after a short stay with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Means.. Mrs. Tudle S. Robinson Is the guest of Professor and Mrs. H. H. Stone. Miss Katherine McGath Is visiting relatives In Atlanta. Miss Amelia Starr has returned homo after a Visit to Sirs. O. N. Starr, of C! Mlss n Carrle Smith leaves this week for Montlcello, where she will be the cuest of her slstsr. Dr. Avery, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Professor M. T. Peed. Mrs. J. O. Weldon has returned from a visit to friends In Alcovy. _ Professor and Mrs. J. P. Hanner have returned home after a pleasant summer In Tennessee. marietta. Mrs John Wilder Glover entertained a number of her friends on Thursday with ■ delightful luncheon. The Round Dosen I.uncheoa Club wss entertained by Min Sarah Ceftp. Mr. and Mrs. Charley DuITe are spend ing some time at Toxnwav Lake. Mr. and Sirs. George Montgomery and children left Friday for WrtghtsvlUe n Mri!' W. A. DuPre Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Banks. In Gainesville. Miss Anna Hunt, who has been visit ing Mrs. Crosby, of Atlanta, has returned l ’ l Mra. Ralph Northcutt Is visiting friends In Macon. Miss Nell Atkinson, of Atlanta, Is vis iting Mends Is town. Mrs. Le~■* *”■—“* spending^ »Uss*M*rian Brumby, of C.rt.rtvllls, Is the guest of Mrs. W. I. Heyward. - Miss Georgia Hont has accepted * po sition es teacher la the public school at Valdosta, and wilt leave for that city In a f, MrsT*H. , ’w. 8Mw, of Knoxville, Is-all- Itlng Mr. and Mrs. James Groves. Mr. and Mra. Hnldwln, of Atlanta, nrt risking Mr. and Mrs. Goswell. Mr. and Mra. William llahr, of Atlanta, are the gueats of Mr. end Mrs. E. P. "mi'u Mario Wood, of Atlanta, la the guest of Miss Morris. , The Ladles" Euchre Club was pleasantly entertained on Thnradny nfternoon by Mrs. V. L. Starr. At the cloao of the game, a naiad course, followed by an Ice court©, was oerved. Tho prizes, a chon dUh and hat pin holder, were won by Mlaa Addle l Miss Mottle Betts.. (ra. I* N. Trammell entertained Infor* * "pfhrdoy afternoon lira. Will# Pope, of Atlanta. - t -mgjeai* was given by tho tho form of entertainment provided. Tho guests were seated at numerous small ta bles, which were covered with handsome lace nnd linen. The prize, n (tea ut If til. hand-embroidered centerpiece, was wou by Mrs. Emmet Williams. Delightful refresh ments, consisting of salad course. Iced tea. cream and cake, were served. The jruests of honor were Mra. Sallle Held amf Mi Emmet Williams, of LaGrange. GADSDEN, ALA. Captain J. M. Elliott and family have gone to White Sulphur Springs, Ala. . Mf* Robert B. Kyle Is visiting Mrs. Lor Ing Whlteley at Owensboro, Ky? Miss Emma Duke is visiting relatives Duke. Miss Blanch© Hoy Is vlaltine her sister, Mrs. Paul Speaks, nt Huntsville. Miss Minnie Green, of Tuskegoe, Is visit log .Miss Ella Green. Sir. nnd Mrs. A. W. McCulloch have gone to Mount Hope, Ohio, on a visit to rela- her sister, Mrs. James Stewart, on Walnut street. „ Mlsa Fnnnlo Mae Baker is the guest of friends in Anniston. I .it tie Miss Nellie Burnett entertained - number of her little friends Tuesday even' Ing In honor Mra. J. D. visiting her i ond street. TW Miss Amelia Armstrong Is visiting frleuds Jn Atlanta. Mra. A. T. Stocks and daugl Mattie, have returned from a visit to rela tlves In Texas and Mississippi. Mrs. Edgar Allison, of Birmingham, Is vis iting relatives here. Mra. Maurice Willows Is with her par J s !>een made of the com- •• CarT Lav, of this city, Josie Caldwell, of Jacksonville, Ing marriage and Miss Jimic «.muwpiiri — Fla., the eveut to take place in October.* Mr. and Mra. J. II. Bosh, who have been Mra. Hayden and Mra. Baas, who hava been visiting Mrs. J. D. Duulap, have re turned to their home at Ban Antonio, “ Mr. and Mrs. Holtert Baugh, of 11 vllle, are visiting relatives here. Misses Myrtle anil Theresa I’ortner have returned from n visit to friends at Chatta nooga. Mrs. W. J. Brock, of Piedmont, Is with her sisters. Mrs. Charles Norris aud Mrs. Frank Cottle. Mra. W. U. Paschal has gone to Blrmlng- ivauicriuo, ubto rruiruw iron iipion. , Mrs. C. E. Hoir Is visiting relatives In Birmingham, Mich. George Turrentlne entertained a number of his friends Thursday evenlr- Mlss Georgia Brlngman, wL_ „„„ the guest of her sunt, Mrs. J. M. Tolhelm, has returned to her home in Hamilton, Ohio. Misses Annie and Georgia Woodruff have returned from Blount Springs. Miss Jennie Glover, who has l»een visit ing her borther, Csto It. Glover, has re turned to her home at Forkland. Mrs. O. D. Duncan has gone to Minneap olis. Minn., to visit her mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goodhue have re turned from Oshkosh, WIs., and Chicago. Mrs. I*. W. Dean has returned from a visit to Birmingham. Mr. Charles Ward has Joined Mrs. Ward At Erie. Pa. Colonel Henry Hart, of Montgomery, vis- A delightful musical© was given by tho ,t. Jam. a guild at tb. rvald.nc. of Mra. bowls IIoppo on Thursday nlfht Dr. Asn.w Hlllsman- ot Allmny- Ga., It •pending soTornl days with tats family at w. I. Heyward’s. A delightful ilanco wns given on Friday tight by 1-rofessor Northcutt. WOODBURY. Miss Mario Waller. who wts the ffusst ot Mlts Ruby Marshall, tbs past week, ha, returned to tier home In Macon. It. T. Powell, of Atlanta, sprat: a day re. etntly with bit parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T Mra”"'H. Campbell, who has bxen vis- Itlng her alater, Mra. T. J. Marshall, hns returned to her home at Montiwmo. Mlsaes Anna and Mattie Bird Watson jpent several days last week at Indian Mrs. Ulver McCoon are at ths home of J. R. Davis. Miss Anna Wooten, after a Jtomnt visit to the Mtssaa Smith, his returned to Mrs. *B. F. Cater Is visiting reUtlves lo Persyth. . . . . . Miss Ilox I© Reid returned last week to Wsihalln, n. C., accompanied by her broth* er. J. B. Held, of Colnmbls. S. C. . ^ Mrs. J. D. Button spent several dsya last week In McDonough. Mrs. Emmet Williams, who was the guest * Mrs. Blon Williams during .tbe^psst „ visit* in* relatives here. Miss Glen Featherston. after,a visit or wrernl weeks to Miss Msttle Bird Watson here, has gone to Indian Kpring for ssv* erst daya before returning to her home In Miss I.ucy Hanford and Miss Amanda Da* ritison. of Greenville, were guest* of Mra. V II. Hinton the past week. I»r. n. \v. Clements and family «re visit. Ing relatives at Talbotton. . _ ^ Miss Addle is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Button. Mrs. Drnne has returned to Rnena Vista. . Miss Mattie Davis has returned from Lutherville. Mra. j. m. Rtrotber entertained the La mes Club on Tneadty afternoon. One of the most delightful events of ths season was the reception by Mrs. J. A iflU on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Janie nulls ms n sslstctl in receiving and enter- wining tho guests. A telegram conteat wts lted his mother here this wee SANDERSVILLE. ... Gains Jones are sway Carolina. Sidney Brown and J. B. White, of Au gusts, are spending their vacation with the parents of the former. Judge and Mrs. R* M. Brown. H. W. and Roney Shanks, of Wilkes conty are visiting T. H. Wiley. L. G. Brewer has returned fr Athens and Tallulah Falls. CbarUo B Beall Bprti homo yestei i from a trip to Charlla Summerlin, who has been visiting eall Springs and Mlledgevllle, returned .omo yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fuul Brown bav* f a trip to Richmond county* s. Lewis Archer and daughters, Lila Rosalind, of Meridian, Miss., are vis- ting Miss Nannie Harris, of this place, md Dr. L. L. Hnrria, of Wrigbtsvllle. Mrs. H. T. Ilstira. of Madison, is spend- ng a month with Mrs. 8lmmons at Forest Grove. The younger set of society folk enjoyed very much a soap bubble party at the resi dence of Dr. M. I>. Jamerson. The enter tainment wss given by Miss Marlon Jamlr- .ornrnn. Mrs. William R. Long Is In Athens, called here by the serious llin Mrs. J- A. serious lllnes of her sister. guests of Mrs. Carl Lanner on Houth Harris •Tri Jam es David Newman hns returned from n atay at Lake Toxawny aud Ashe- Tlllo, N, C. Mra. Lake It. Holt waa tha hoatrsa of a delightful at franco rnt.rtalnmont on Tnew day evening. Tho gueat of honor waa Mlaa Atfle Belle Halt. Mlaa Thena Holt la In Atlanta visiting hor grandmothor. Mra. J. II. Roberta. Mlaaea Fannie and Marla Iteynee hare re. turned from rlstte to Macon, Rpnrta and Mra. i'hlllp Durden, of Monroe, la apend- Ing a month with her parent!. Mr. and bath and Harsh, ere In Wayne,Imro, tho gneete of Mra. C. w. Skinner. . Ml.a I.uoy Illnoa, of Atlanta, he, lieon vlt- Itlng bar anal, Mra. 8. G. Jordan, at lllnaa Mills- . „ Miss Annie Wicker gore a rary enjn»-"- party on Monday aTonlng In honor of guest, Miss Norn Hopkins, of Dnljlln. Miss Hallle Csrroro. tho bright little dsughtor nr Mr. II. M. Csrroro. spent Inst week In Hawklnsrlllo. the guest of Mrs. M. W. Warren. 8be was honored with sev eral very delightful entertainments. The Hsnderarllle High Reboot tieglns Its fall session Heptember i. The. following SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT ml For the 8lx Months Ending June »). IM. of the Condition of the Illinois Life Insurance Co. OF CHICAGO. <*rs,nl*«| „ nd , r t(M Uws of the gUte of Illlnola; made to the governor of the eUte ” Vw r «!* In pursaance of the lawe of eald state. Irlnclpel office, lit Monroe street, Chlrego. ... I. CAPITAL 8T0CK. 1 Amo,!S| ot «plwVetort k i»M'upVnMsh!..V.V.V\\\\\\\"V.V.'.V.V.V. DO.wd.OO-llOO.OOO.OO Total asset! 111. ,....#.«K.I«.U III. LIABILITIES. T*1m C0ME during the first six months of THE YEAR IBM. v - disbursements during the first six months of the year Total disbursements « A ""Py of the act of incorporation, duly eertllled. la of die In the office of the Id- ItItc "S-kjMoger. wr ,^‘- r * , " ! »l , y 'spwnrad'hMter^tho nnderslgunl Oswald J. Arnold..J^v’cmnuany 7 8, " r n » nd «-««• “ “"•wSCwif £ Eb& Notary Fnblte. Reliable Agents Wanted in Every Town J- C. TUMLIN, State Mgr., ' SOI ENGLISH AMERICAN BUILDING, ATLANTA, 61. Iiesste wood; music, Miss Mildred Marston; v<M*nl music. Miss Marguerite Ferry; art ami expression, MIm Elizabeth Long. I H**\••!*: V I». I-!\ mis, t.f III.- supn-H)- 1 * * Idlng a week with his brothers. EATONTON. On Monday evening. Robert Dennis wns host st a beautiful nl fresco party given nt his home. The lawn and porches were brilliantly lighted with Japanese lanterns, and the halls aud parlors were decorated with ferns and flowers, Mr. Dennis wns assisted In receiving by. his sisters. Misses Louise and Mary Helen Dennis. Progress ive conversation was enjoyed-by th6 guests, and delicious refreshments wera served at a late hour. Among those present were Misses Mae and Ruth Poole, of Warren- .ton; Mattie and Bara Ilearn, Lily Wil liams. Margery and IlaQnsh Leonard, Kathleen Hudson, Luda nnd Georgia number of the young DECATUR, ALA. Mrs Molile West and daughter. Miss Co- rlnne, are at home from Nnidivllte nnd Montonglo, Thiii. Mrs. V*. Rogers Is in Nashville. Miss Mabel Blackwell Is In West liar- peth, Tenn. Inson. nnd Messrs. Karl Ingram, Millard White, Charles nnd Frank Dennis, Henry Bplvey, Edwin Nelson, Paul Itsllsrd, Rich Ifolt, Dennis Turner and Frank Bplvey. the visit!! a dance orchestra __ _ and a delightful ng young ladies Tuesday ulght. from Macon fan ies In the city with GuttennergerY _ furnished the music, . evening waa spent Aiming those ilanclng were Misses Bur nette, of Bpsrtn; Willie Lewi* CruBelle, of Atlnuta: Richmond Walton sad Katie Poii. of Madison: Misses Jones, nullard Poii. of Madison: Misses Jones, nullard and Maxwell, of Mlllcdgevllle; l,oulse Jones, or The Plains; Anna Lou NIshet. Annie Iesurte thune and Mr. Itaker,. of Mllleilgovllle: Jim Ingram, John Watterson, I. F. Griffith, Will Tomlinson, Bob Ingram. Brevard NIs- nolla hjli Wednesday night In horn euefts, the Misses Adauis, of Bouin v-aro Una. 1. F. Griffith, Jr., wns the host Wed nesday evening nt a raceiition given in honor of his cousin, Miss ltutler, of The- Ian, (»n. A large crowd of the younger set was present, nnd dancing was enjoy ed until a late hour, when delicious re freshments were served. The Country Chib gnve a dance Thurs day night at Hudson s mill in honor of the visiting young indies In tho city- Among those present .were Misses Willie Isewls Crussello, of Atlanta; Burnette, of Hnnrtn; Agnes Iseverette, Odllle King, of Mnron; nnd Means. Brevard Nlslmt, Frank Dennis, Roy Stubbs, Bob Bcotte and John Adnms. Misses Lillie Williams nnd^Jsnle Pen ntngton hove returned from Pennington. Misses Bertlm Thomas. Annie Laurie kdnms and Richmond Walton are the :nests of Miss Margaret DeJnrnette, nt ler country home, “Oconee Heights," vllle. la the guest of her i Dead wyler. Miss Louise Butler, of Phelan, mg was hostess at a do- ... .wday; night, given in hon or of the Misses Poole, of Wnrrenton. WINDER. Miss Ola Daniel returned home last week from a month’s visit to relative* In Wilkes county. Miss Estelle Mediock, after a week’s visit to Mrs. Albert Woodruff, left Friday for Gainesville and Flowery Branch, where she will spend a fuw days before returning to her nome In Norcross. Mias Ora -Leo Camp will leave soon for Macon, where she enters Wesleyan Fe male college. i D. McCnrry, J. H. I Kilgore and John AITLIirij, W. II. 1X1 are In New York. Miss Ruby Carltbers Is visiting In Mon roe. Miss Call— .... visit to friends In Athens. Miss Clio Rush, who has hesn on an extended visit In North Carolina sml South Carolina, returned home last week. Mrs. A. 8. Gentry. Jr., Is In 8t. Louts, visiting relatives. She will bo swsy for sorao time. Mrs. II. A. Carltbers and Mra. Wei- horn are spending several days at Tallulah Fall* a ttended' 1 «"houso"*pkfty" at week. Sirs. A. P. McCnrry Is visiting her par ents at Gainesville. VI DALI A. Mrs. Mary McMillan. Miss Mamie Me Mlllsn, Mra. Nora Caraway and little son, Harry, alt of Blacksbear, are visiting rel* ticre. Haddock, with her little nephews nnd nieces, Messrs, and Mlsaes nrantler, of Haddock, are visiting tho family of W. *. Hart. Miss Iain Conner nnd Miss Flora Car penter visited, at McGregor Thursday. Norman Wlllinmson, of Normantowu, was spent * Friday with relatives here. W. T. Jenkins Is visiting In North Car- to relative* In North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gordon, of Reward, are visiting Professor M. L. Purcell, oi our town. John N. Patrick and family have returned from a visit to north Georgia. Miss Annie Ms/’ Herne, one of the fac ulty of the Vldalla Collegiate Institute, has returned from attending the Athens Hummer school, and from s visit to rela tives in Macon. Colonel Marcos Calhoun, of Mount Ver- _on. spent some of this week with his mother at this place. . • Mrs. C. I.. Me Waters has returned from in extended visit to relatives In Macon. Miss Imogens Mcgneeu gave her little friends a very pleasant reception Thurs day night. * »v. - I'Off* IS \ _ this week. ..... .... _J la spending time with relatives In Hall count] MONTGOMERY, ALA. Saturday afternoon nt S o'clock, the members of the Country Club enjoyed a shower party. There was music by Hoff- * ml refreshments were served. b Lee Itslner, of Union brings, is tue cuent of Miss Genie Rarke. Mlssea llsttfe Uoodwyn and Kathleen Davis have retnrted after a pleasant visit to like Road. . ^ - Mlsa Balter, of Omaha. Gs.. Is the guest of her brother, GersW Balter. MIm Elsie Mile*, of Charlottesville, Vs., Is visiting Ml«« Hat- Mt#-lner. «- w ii Ma.ntn.iir mid young dough- , _ jr*Mlas Janet Hur- ter and William liurter lire at Point Clear. Mrs. Johu Wati-* has g-rnc to Kentucky nnd Rosn Dougins, of Flor- Mrs. I^inford Jones has returned home to home la Huntsville. Miss Carrie Sklliman, of New Mexico, vlslilng Mrs. Charles E. Malone: Mrs. w. C. Buck visited In Hartselle the past week. Mrs. A. Adams has returned home to High Springs, Us. . Mr. nnd Mrs. IJenry Freudenberg are in Sacramento, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Mahoney aid In Elk- mont, Ain. * Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mobes. of HI ruling- bn in, nr.- \lNltlng rclallv.-s lirrr-. Mrs. Barnes, of Tuscamhta, visited Mrs. I. N. Butler the past week. Misses Lillie and Ada Baywell, of 8bef flebl. are visiting here. Miss Pearl Dnvbloon Is In Birmingham. Mesdames A. D. l’ottns ami James Kelley, of Birmingham, visited Mrs. L. 8. Howell the past week. _ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kerr are visiting in Louisville and Nashville. MIm Hallle Compton Is visiting in Cincin nati. Mrs. II. R. Bcott is in Huntsville. Miss Nellie McBride Is In Mississippi. Miss Ellen Irwin Is home from Athens. Misses Huchhelt nnd Worthiugton are in Birmingham. Mrs. J. T. Whit© is at hbme-from Hunts ville. Mrs. Metcalf, of Montlcello. Ky., la Mrs, Roscoo Conklin McKee, Mrs. H. C. Leo nnd Misses Hazel and Edna McKee are visiting in Fort Smith. Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Crane have re turned to Athens, Gn.. after a visit here. Miss Annie Lou .Splgbt is visiting in North Carolina. Miss Gertrude Mlthon. of Birmingham, visited here tho past week. Mrs. R. II. Wolcott is in Huntsville. Mrs. 8. H.-Sprot, of Livingston. Ala., Is visiting here. Miss Virginia Idle, of Lynchburg, Va., is here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNeil arc at mont. Mrs. Nellie Morrow Is visiting In Hunts ville. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rich are at Cove Spring, Ga. Mrs. Rosalie Young, of Ralem, N. C., la visiting here. Miss Lulu Almon, of Moulton, is hero. Mrs. Uhartes Lane, of Huntsville, wns here tho past week. Miss Florence Gooch, of Huntsville, visit cd here the past week. Miss MbIh‘1 Smith is In New York city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Blmpsmi are visiting in west Tennessee. Mrs. !(. R. 'Beard and Mlsa GreeudVald are visiting in New Jersey. Miss Maude Coleman Is visiting aft Look out Mountain. Mrs. Hus*n M. Nelson is st home from Miss Kllzntietb Richardson, of Huntsville, has returned home. Miss Annie Skeggs Is st home from Vine- M enmpnient ai If. Allison ndlng the G. n non polls. ■w. P. Badge nnd daughter. Miss Edith, are nt boine from St. Ixnds and laoulavllle. Ellsl rry has gone to Co* to Chicago to Mrs. Palm den for a 1c - - c — MDs Lords Ml has goi visit relatives. Vlrgtt Griffin, secretary to S"B? KTKX?: Il’n Griffin, Ml.* Mlttla BJIao .Artlax Tiaa Mlaa Nall Italnar. of I nlno Spring*. I, tba auaat of MIm Miry A.bl.y. Mr,. II. C. Darldaou hna n-tunir-l from Colormlo. . . . Thr Itar. r. A. Htakaly «n,l wife hnv, n-inrnad from Illonnt Umiwi... train Jooaa. of ftr.n-vlll,.. InA. I, vl,- lllnc Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Ilorknr. Mbs IVIllla Jrtio Htawanl, „f Him,In* ham; MIh Alia Itarnr*. of l „-. nI... .-•>: Mlaa Kilns llowanl a»id JBaa iniaa Ura-I- or*, ot LmrndiMln.ro, are rl.llla* Sir*. J. M. Graana. on Adam, *iraat. Mr*. Itolwrt M. -'"IHn* "“-l 11 |M ***- Collin, are at AtUatta Cltr. Mr*. Gaoran Marks and Ml«* I. Mnrka bar. ratumod from niomit ffpeitio. Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Kannady bar,- n- tnrnad from tbalr wadding trip. [ Sir. anil Mr*. 1. M. Kannaily hira) ra- turned (rent Atlantic City. The marriage of Mfes Carrie_F*l>erif*iid Mr. L’ldMdcr look place Thursday s»ter- Mr. and Mrs. James E. Morrow ore nt home from Homenrllle. Miss Dona Btroup, of Neel, is visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stroup, of Neel, were reeent visitors here. On Thursday night v row and Helen Blatter entertained n party of friends at the home of Miss Morrow In Decatur. Aliout fifteen couples were pres ent nnd a pleasant evening was spent. Re freshments were served. During the past week a number of limit ing sml Ashing parties hare enjoyed the afternoons lioatiug and fishing in the Ten nessee river and on Rwan I*ake. WAYCR08S. Miss Msttle Bremer delightfully entertain ed souo of her friends a few evenings sgo •t her home on Francis street. Mafic. “ “ * “nice were enjoyed during * its hour dsluty ocnlx Hotel, a pleasant ... „ . \ Carolina. Miss Gttle Gray, who has l*een visiting relatives and friends In Birmingham am! Atlauta, has returntd to her boms in this city. Miss Maud Jenkins, who has been visiting relatives in Valdosta, has returned home. Little Mlsa Thelma, Dickens delightfully entertained her friends with a vsry pretty party last WednMday afternoon. Various games were Indulged in during the, after- uoon. Refreshments were served by the y °Mrs. h E? t McLaury and her little bert, left a jew JUjrs ago,for Hi •muter, /i , .... _». firaww jeft i fawTij, t Doortaa, wbara tbay will b* tha xnaaia of tholr inn, Jiia Urawar. Mra. 1. W. Hmltb, ithn baa liaan In Now York rlaltlnc baa ,la«rtit.r*. Mlam Nora Las and Ada Hmltb. baa ratoraad to bar h °Mr,.'a. j! lllfch baa r. to road from a plaaannt trip to Indian Hnrin,. W. A. Xaal baa raturnad to hta hotaa -- Oila^ city aftar a plaaaant rtalt to N, Mr. - and Mra. J. K. T. Bowrn laft Thnra- day nlBht for Tata Kprinaa. wbara they will ,j,.n<! ikraa or four waaka Mr. and Mra. Faaparman and Utto aon, they will spend some time. HEFLIN, ALA. Mrs.il Atarafwyandtao cmftw tfatwtyt Mrs. Owen Rlack entertained the younr Iwaux and l>elles of Heflin In honor of the home-coming of her brother, Mr. Bren Gar l "jfr*! f Wallar*' Morrill *ara a d.tlfhtfal G r«y to tbs yooniar aat tbb weak. Bb, a had as mn-ata at bar boma Mlataa Abar aromlda and Jonaa. of Jonas Mill, Ala. Mr. Will I Islay baa returned from At- lantlc City. .Mr. Gila rarryman. after anandlnff aaT- oral wraka at Attaatla City, baa rrarbad I.II I,la Hprinca, where ha will remain for a Jap* and Gna Morgan are In. north CIS- boma thla wash. . Frank Mnrzan laft for Atlanta Monday. Prealdent Abari-rombli- of tba Alabama Stats J nlroralty la In town, talking aohool to II.Din boya. gulta a number nf llaflln laiya will go away to arhool tbla fall. Alonao Atkina, Itnaaall Bean, Gna and Jap Morgan will go to Anbury, amusements nfiRAND TIICItRDAY. MATINKK AND NIGHT. DAVID PROCTER AND COMPANY IN THE UXIYBBSAL COMEDY Rl’CCERR A MESSAGE FROM MARS 8ALE NOW OPEN. CASINO VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. l THE KIND THAT EVERYBODY LIKES j % c The Good Kind. The Pure Kind. RIGGER'S ICE CREAM. $1.00 Per Gallon 50 cts. Half Gallon. Promptly Delivered in any Part of the City. RIGGER’S ICE CREAM FACTORY, 179 and 181 South Forsyth St. PHONES: (Bell 1666. Atlanta 63. • oh Riwh street. — mm —tv lighted with Japanese lanterns ot artistic colors. In the tables were arranged for the game of old ninld’a progress, wlitrh ' provokinl much laughter nnd fnn. During the evening de lightful refreshments were served. Those Misses Ida. Ellen and Fannie ens, Mar r Black. lanlii Tucker, Llxsle John- sen nnd Mlttle Mnrleroy, Messrs. Hugh nnd Anderson Johnson, Breu Garner, l*cc Black, GREENSBORO. Misses Mozclle nud Kate Nenl, of Thom were the guests of honor at n delight- ’— " * ” Miss Henri ng. ^Dellclftus Ise Kmlth and Helm Jernigam The par- _ and sitting room were lienutlfnlly dee- orated with growing plants nnd Jnrdlulcrs of marigolds. Mlsa Kmlth wns nsslstcil In reeelrlng by her mother, Mrs. A. It. Smith, r. ami Mrs. ii. i. r*vaus. Rev. and Mrs. A. F. O’Kelley returned Friday from a ten days’ stay at Daulel Kpring. Miss Eleanor Branch ehtertslned twenty- four guests at a delightful tea on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Josie Reynolds, and the house party she is entertaining Bllontn, ami Mina Mary Madison Jones, tl guest of Miss Branch. Messrs. Dan and Floyd Carmichael gn' 3 party nt their mother's home on Wedtu ay evening In honor of their guests. Miss Banders of white Plains, Miss Ruby Baynes and Miss Julia Banders of Peufleld. and Mr. Gordon Haynes. About thirty of the younger Mt wen* present. Mrs. B. II. Armor entertained sixteen tin and Emelyn Ponder. Bcorc wns kept by fastening dominoes to hand-painted hearts. The prise, a box of stationery, was presented to Mlsa Martin by Miss Kate K»- ana. Delicious tutti-frutti erentn and violet and white cakes were served by Misses !*o!a • Armor and Fay Hutchinson. Mrs. Armor wns assisted in receiving by Mra. G. A. Hail and Mrs. W. O. Armor. Misses Lucy and Helm Jerulgan gave a delightful tea on Thursday evening, nt which they entertained Misses. Maris slid Celeste Park. Riots© Smith and .Rara_ L. Thornton and Messrs. Luther Hmltb, Gar nett Evans. Miller Armor, Grover High tower, Henley Hall and Armnnd Jerulgan. Mrs. II. R. Overton nnd sou, Roy, bavs returned from Atlnntn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Unll, of Norwood, nre visiting Mrs. J. R. Armor. Miss Messrs. .... ------- *ewls, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. 'itiLPlfc. . nd Victoria Robins, of Ilnrlcm, arrived Friday to visit Rev. and Mra. J. G. Robins. Mr. nnd Mra. R. W. Copclnn nnd children returned from Union Point Friday. Mra. Albert Grow nnd Mlsa Fay Hutchin son returned borne Friday after spending several weeks with relatives hare. Miss lartla Jerulgan returned Friday from feist’s™ barn tha Kurata of Mlaa llrnrletla Hmltb, ri-tiininl to tbalr boma In Thomson Friday. l'ryton King, nf Atlanta, la rlaltfn* hi* father,' C. 11. Kln«. . , „ Mr. and lira. IvT R. Jnrkaon nnd family ra at Wrlablarlllr Itrirb. Mlaa Ixmlar llli-ki-ra. of Atlantn, apant 8ninlay wlih Mr. and Mra. A. I,. Mlaa Nallr Mo ' ralntlvra bare. HARALSON. Mlaa Pearl Lyle and Mra. Jaaala Cold- wall ora In Hanola for a dor or two. . Mr. and Mr*. Parry Lyfa nra rlaltlng dative* ami friend* bora today. Mra. Whitakrr anil Mra. John Caldwell, of Carmal, visited Mr*. IV, T. t’ulnlmn this work. otto llntchrann wn* In thr rlty rrrrntly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Urorenatrln nud lira. Count* will. In n few days, make a r alt lo Harnnnah and vlrlnlty. , Mra. W. T. Cnlohan la Imprnrltiff. Hhe baa liaan quit. Ill for lAme time. MACON. Tha Macon frtrndn of Mr. Chccklay Hhaw. Jr., formerly of tbla place, but now of Chattanooga, Tenn., hare bean greatly In terested this weak In tba announcement of hta engagetneot to Mlsa Angel Ctarr, of New York. The wedding data la not yet announced, bat tbr marriage will oc- cur In New York soma time In tba antnmb. Mra. Ha rib France* Crawfard announce* the engagement of her daughter. Marin Antoinette, to Mr. William Gordon Wood- aide, of Minneapolis. Minn. Tba wedding will ocettr on Tuesday, Heptember It, at tha boot, of tba bride. A Urga party of Maeon frienda are plan ning to attend tba wedding of lllaa Helen Itnberta and Mr. Tom Itoaa, which takea place In Atlanta. Heptember S, at the realdenca of the liridaa parents. Hr. nnd Mrs. J. W, Hobart a. Mlaa LIlUan Holo- moo and Mlaa Alice williams, of Macon, are among tba attendants. Mlaa I’aaUne Houghton entertained with _ beautiful dinner dance on Wfdneiul,y evening, complimentary to Mlaa Ituth Car. ker'a houae party. The guest* of bon. or war* Mlaa Bulb l-arker. Mlaa I’eu- elnpe Clarke. Mlaa Ell*nheth ttalmril. Mlaa Marlon Morris. Mr. Juba Fort. Jr. llr. llrrtiart Coddlngtoa and Mr. T. C. Parker. Jr. About thirty young people enjoyeil ; lira Uonghtoa’a boapltallty ou thla oers- Mlaa Ula Catwnlra enlartalned Mra. An- gnatna Jones, of Jackson. Mlsa.. on Thnra- day nflernoon. An Intareallng game of "iss. n«. .m. James Ro«i. Jr., left ou Wednesday for Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Wingfield Nlsliet. MIm.* Mary and Blanche .N'Ulwt. have retnrnetl from Run- njmldc. Oa.. where they have been visit-1 ng Mr*. Mclutmdi Kell. Mr. Edward Fellows, who has been III 'or six or eight weeks, with fever, at the ( 8CHOOL8 AND CQLLEGE8. SCH00L8 AND COLLEGES. THE SOUTH'S LEADIN6 MILITARY COLLEGE-PREPARATORY HOME SCHOOL, GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY COLLEGE PARK, GA. Limited to 80 boarding pupils, with ten teachers. Special preparation for Southern colleges. Graduates accepted by colleges without exami nation. Parents cordially invited to visit and inspect the school before entering their sons elsewhere. COLONEL J. C. WOODWARD, A. M„ Prat. COLLEGE and RD TV A IT Conservatory D Gainesville GEORGXA Two lepmte lasiftatlons ueder one managenirnt. The Collesa fornlshei high courie In languagt, Utrntorc, lettses sad kindred lubjrrt* • faculty of 251 wrll-equlppld laboratories. Tha conservatory offer! best advanugrs in muile, elocution, art; iprclal course and training cliun for MuileTeachen; 50 planaa; two pips organa J most btautlfui conerrt hall In the south, Brenati had 275 hoarder! lait yrar, representing 15 ilates. Beautiful bul'dlngi, ld*al location. Altitude 1,500 feet. For catalogue, ' A. W. VAN MOOSE or IL J. I’EAHCE, Associate Prraidants. Gainrkvili.k, Geoi DONALD FRASER SCHOOL FOR BOYS Prepares for Cfllege, Georgia T«ch and Annapolis. Thorough courses; Excellent home-life. Fine Discipline. Opens September 13. For handsome catalog, write GEORGE GARDNER, Principal, Decatur, Ga. Georgia School of Technology A tachnical institute ot the highest rank, whoso graduates, without exception, occupy prominent and lucrative positions in unginoering nnd commercial life. Located in the moat progreaaivc city in the South, with abounding opportunitie* otTcred its graduates in the South’s present remark able development. The forty members of fne class nf 1ISM were placed in lucrative and desirable positions b'f"rr grtvEmtion. Advanced courses in Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, Mining and Civil Engineering and Engineering Chemistry. Extensive and new equip ment of Shop. Mill, Laboratories, etc. New Library and new Chemical Labo ratory. Cost reasonable. Each county in (ieorgia entitled to fifteen free scholarships. The next session begins Sept. 26, 1906. For catalogue, address. K. C. MATHESON. A. M„ LL. D.. President, Atlanta. Georgia WASHINGTON SEMINARY North Avenue and Peachtree Street. ATLANTA. For Girin and Young Ladles. Boarding Department strictly limited to provide refined home life. Classes divided into sections averaging aliout ten students to accurc personal instruction. Faculty of eighteen college graduates. Primary, academic, college preparatory, music, art and elocution. Certificate admit* to Vassar, Wellesley, Etc. INtli Year begins September 13, 1906. Caialogiie^pjp|dl£j|t[g.^tg Phone 647, J North. L. D. SCOTT, EMMA B. SCOTT* Principals. J AGNES SCOn COLLEGE FOR WOMEN DECATUR, GA. Six miles from Atlanta. F. H. GAINES, D.D., President. 1. Nine Bulldlnga. 2. Modern Gymnaalum. 3. Ample Laboratorlea and Equipment. 4. New $60,000 Dormitory. 5. Superior Advantages in Music and Art. 6. Health Record Unaurpasaed. ENROLLMENT FAR IN ADVANCE OF ANY PREVIOUS YEAR AT THIS DATE. SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 19. DIPLOMA \M» LICENSE lii 12 moiitin A«l<lr»**H HtM TllUltX COb UWB OF PHARMACY, Grant Bide-, At lanta, G*. !>t*maad for our ermlaati*© vx- ce©ds tb© supply. TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION BAR/LI SCHOOL OF MUSIC For th. Higher Art of Plano Playing and Singing and a thorough MUSICAL DEVELOPMENT. Director Alfredo narlll. School Rro|iens Monday, September 2, 19061 Studios >7 r,06 Lowndes Pudding, and Residence Studio: 83 WEST FIFTH STREET, ATLANTA, GA. n-'med berae from Tot. Mira I^oifa. Ayrso Tor H1X or t-IKIIl U ItM, wun I"v*r» HI IIIC I _„ I If. t . r „ k I,,,, rplitrmsl fmm Mnron ho«r4taL bop©« to Iw alii© to return «« « . T. TSTJ!!? to bl* b.Hm» thlaweek. (Kyle Sprier*. T.nn. Mra. Uwts Weai, ft©r rimiplrtlnr a rharmlnr motorlnr 1 of AnruMia. *©r«*»p*al©«! Mra. lVar»* n > throurh X©w J©racy with Mr. ana to Mnron, m . wl!l lw b« r rn.*»t for *©r- i. Fr©fl©rirk B. Pop©, of Anruatn, Mr*. I ©ml ilnru. , it©r Wimberly la now nt Xrwpnrt. It. | Mi** rami'! Ijinmr will fake il©llrbt- . whrr© ah© will remain for *>ni© time. fol nHt«Hiiol>ll, trip thronrb New York and Mrs. J. W. Cabauliw aud Mlaa Ula Calm- New Jenrjr (hr early autuuiu, » Mr. sml Mr*. Jnbn Allen Ilnrrl York, .nil Mr. I.nn.ir Wn.hln^ lAumr leave* Mse.m for Xew In Krptpmlisr. JItna Itnsaltrr Celllns 'returns from a eharuilag samni<>r ~„ "I e 1‘lle 1ft!.., , , ,.f M|,* | ' " ■ - 11,1 " ■ .-It ll.il Se Itr.-rln Hi viand d l-r:.i„-.-