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10 mlitiulU SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. George C. Bill, Editor. Chirlotte Stewirt and Selene Armstrong, Assistants. SV> vV* SV> SV* 0.0 </.\> </.0 W 6.0 6 0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6,0’6.0 6.0 '/o REVIEW OF PA8T WEEK. Monday evening the usual number *<x !*-u people were seen at the Casino. Tik‘day morning Mlsa Janie Speer entertained the North Side Bridge Club at her home, on Peachtree, her guests Including: Misses Jennie English, Nan and May duBIgnon, Jqele Stockdell, Effle B. and M. A. Phelan and Nellie Hightower. Tuesday afternoon Mrs/ Molse De Leon entertained at cards at her home, on Piedmont avenue, In honor of Mrs. Nina Solomon, of Sumter, S. C. Those Invited to meet Mrs. Solomon were Mrs. Julius Alexander, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. James Morrow-, Mrs. Har rlson! Mrs. Porter King, Mrs. C. L. Pettigrew, Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mrs. I). H. Lopes, Mrs. W. E. Poster, Mrs. Irvin Walker, Mrs. Beall. Mrs. W..R Pagan, Mrs. Pair Dodd, Mrs. Peter Erwin. Mrs. T. J. Ripley. Mrs. James Morrow, Jr., Mrs. Edward Van Winkle, Mrs Albert Spalding, MriV. Edmund Berkeley, Mrs. Clarence May. Mrs. William E. AV'ilmerding, Misses Sisson, Miss Sophia Clark. Miss Aline Ruse, Miss Lula 8laton, Miss Mattie Slaton, Miss Lucllla Hitt, Miss Solomons, Miss Ottolengln. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. J. It ssman gave a dinner at the Pled mont Driving Club, the party Includ Ing: Miss Lucy Hines, Miss Theatt, Miss Rarker, Mr. Joe Rrown Connolly, Mr- P. P. Gamble, Mr. EM Alfrlend, Mr. Eugene Alfrlend, Mr. Will Park- hurst. Mr. Charles Bayne and Mr. Alex Irvin. Wednesday afternoon the Misses Snook gave a bridge party at their home. In Inman park. In honor of Mrs. Mary J. McConnell and Mrs, O'Don nell. The Invited guests Includsd: Mrs. I’he.ssley Howard, Mrs. Harvey John son, Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Dan Cabanlss, Mrs. Chas, Phillips, Mrs. Peter Erwin, Mrs. Louise S|>.ddlng Foster, Mrs. John Wayte. Miss Adelaide Everhart, Mlsa Lula Slaton, Mlsa Ret Dargan. One of the social events of the week was the wedding of Mr. Frank Tucker place Wed nesday evening at the Venable home, at stone mountain. On the same evening Miss Mildred Harris entertained Informally for the Misses Helfner and guests. Miss Har ris' guests on this occasion were: Misses WUha, Leonle and Adallne llelfner, the Misses Ketcher, Luclle Woodruff. Louise Norman, Harriet Lee Angler, Marguerite Chaffee, Edith Colloid, Lillian Harris, Charles Moore, Robert Hopkins, E'red Dlsbro, John Norman, Frank 8pratllng. Charles Dy er. Percy Gentry, J. C. Harris, Jr., Roy Abernathy, Joseph Arnold, Frit* Wagner, Alton Irby. Mrs. W. E. Foster entertained bridge Thursday afternoon at her home III West End. Mrs. Joseph Ralne won Hie first prise; Mrs. Albert Collier won the second, and Mrs. Edward Van winkle cut the consolation. Mrs. Foster’s guests were: Mrs. J. W. Hill, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. R. B. Rldloy, Jr., Mrs. Charles McOchee, Mrs, Clifford Hatcher, Mrs. Thomas Daniel, Miss O'Donnelly, Mrs. Harvey Phillips, Miss Nell Phillips, Mrs. Joseph Rich ardson, Mrs. William Hahr, Mrs. Boy- kin Robinson, Mrs. Carroll Payne, Mrs. Edward Van Winkle, Mrs. Fred Pat terson. Mrs. William Kiser, Mrs. WII- llnm Prescott, Mrs. J. Walker, Mrs. Beall. Miss Lula Slaton. Mrs. W. D. Hawkins, Mrs. J. G. Oglesby. Jr.. Mrs. Colquitt Carter, Mrs. A. W. Calhoun, Mrs. Andrew Calhoun, Miss Jeanette Swift, Mra. Claud Buchanan. Mrs. WIN Its Jones. Mrs. Lena B. Huntley, Miss Sarah Collier, Miss High, Miss Steele, Mrs. John M. Slaton, Mrs. Hugh Wil lett, Mrs. Edward Chamberlin, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Julian E’leld, Mrs. T II. Felder. Mrs. J. G. Hollenbeck, Miss Nan Stephens, Mrs. McBride, the Misses McBride, Miss Elisabeth Adair, Mrs. Frank Pearson, Mrs. Jnmes L. Dickey, Jr., Mrs. Albert Collier, Mrs. W. J. Blalock, Miss Louise Todd, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. Eugene Pierce, Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, Mrs. James Crawford, Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Rlx Stafford, Mrs. Joseph Ralne, Mrs. Ben Watkins, Mrs James T. Williams. Thursday evening Miss Sllvey Speer's beautiful masquerade party, In honor nf Mlsa Julia Howell, was the social eioiit among the younger set. Mrs. William Spesr, Mrs. Stlvey, Miss Aline Pntterson, Miss Llaale May Dough erty and Mrs. Rhodes assisted Miss Speer In the entertainment of her guesta. The opening of the Grand Thursday evening was the occasion nf several In formal theater parties, which Included: Mlsa Hattie May High, Miss Katharine Ghnlstln, Miss Harry Stockdell. Miss Alice Steele, Miss Rollne Clarke. Miss Nannie Nlrolson. Miss Sadie Morris, Mlsa Scott, of Little Rock: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Calhoun, Mr. Thomas Lyon, Mr. Gus Ryan, Mr. Gene Ottley, Mr. James, Mr. Valdemar Gude, Mr. Carroll Latimer, Mr. Toly Williams, Mr. William Tanner. Friday morning Mrs. J. G. Oglesby, Jr., entertained the members of the Young Matrons’ Bridge Club. Those playing were: Mrs. Harry English, Mrs. A. E. Thornton. Mrs. Vaughan Nixon, Mra. R. F. Shedden, Mrs. An- «itrw Calhoun, Mrs. Thomas B. Paine and Mrs. James R. McKeldln. Friday afternoon Mra. Bowman gavt a tea In honor of Miss Pearl Peck. Miss Cora Hemphill's domino party Friday afternoon was a pretty compll- ji-nt to the Misses Helfner and their guests. Saturday afternoon society was seen at East I-ake. where they enjoyed the Informality of an Athletic Club. TO MRS. M’CALL. Saturday morning Miss Nan Steph ens entertained at cards with delight ful Informality on honor of Mrs. Cay McCall, of Jacksonville, whose visit to her mother, Mrs. James L, Logan, Is proving a source of great pleasure to her friends. Miss Stephens' home In West End was made attractive by vases and Jars of cut flowers, and af ter the game a delicious luncheon served at the card tables. Miss Stephens wore a dainty white lingerie gmvn trimmed with lace, and Mrs. McCall was attractive In a smart white linen suit trimmed with Irish lace. The first prize was \ handsome wa ter color, and the consolation a pack of cards. Mrs. McCall was presented with a pretty linen handkerchief box. Those present were Mrs. James L Logan, Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mrs. Marsh all Eekford, Miss O’Donnelly, Misses Lllllnn and Mildred Harris, Miss Fun nle Turner, Miss Bessie Ray, Miss Ada Turner, Miss Ruth Lewis Muss Susan Battle, Miss Brent Whiteside, Miss Caroline Howell, Miss Carrie Sasnett, Miss Nettle Mills, Miss Louise Norman. johnstotTmiller. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. MJSer an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter. Stella Mae,' to Mr. Robert Bruce Johnston, the marriage to take place at the home of the bride, 23 Irwin street, on the evening of September 26. IN HONOR H0U8E PARTY. Mr. Eugene Cox will give a tally- ho party Monday evening in honor of the Misses Hughes and their house party, which Is composed of Miss Clair E'letcher and Mis* Annie Kate Fletcher, of Forsyth; Mis* Luclle Woodruff, of Columbu*: Ml** Mildred Harris and Miss Harriet Lee Angler, of Atlanta. IN H0N0R"0F VI8ITOR8. The gayetles which have been oc casioned by the house party of the Misses Helfner will continue next week. A IroHey party has been plan ned for Tuesflay evening, on which oc casion the Misses Helfner and their friends will be the guest* of a number of the young men of West End. 8ATURDAY AT EA8T LAKE. Saturday evening at East I,ake promises to be a gala occasion, num- ous picnic parties having been planned for the evening. The weather- prom ises to be Ideal for the regatta, and the various swimming, boat and tub races are being anticipated with de light. In one party will be Miss Janie Thornton. Miss Marlon Peel. Miss 8am- uella Whitman, Mr. Wlnship Nunnnlly. Mr. George Wlnship and Mr. Willis Ragln. Another party, one of the largest which as been formed, will Include Misses Minnie Atkinson, Mary Padgett, Nan nnd Kate Carroll, Kale Edmond son. E’oster Anderson, Ora Sue Mitchell, Jessie Mitchell, Kate Peters, Bessie Welslger, Mrs. F. A. Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Osborn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Willis Timmons, Messrs. Ernest Duncan, Hall Miller, Sam Williams, E’red Hoyt, Gor don Mitchell, George Mills, Joseph Bur ton, Pressly Yates, Paul Norcross, Clo- cum Ball and others. In honor nf their guest. Miss Kin- kald, of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hodges have Invited Misses Ethel Kelly. Elisabeth Adair, Rollne Clarke, Louise Van Harlingen, Jeanette Swift, James Calloway, Tolmnn Williams, Louis Gregg, John Dean Steward, Ed ward Barnett, Alfred Kennedy. A congenial party will consist of Mr. ond Mrs. Harry English, Mrs.' Inman Saunders, Miss Nannie Nlcolson, Mr. Bob Clark, Mr. Edward Inman, Mr. Arthur Kelly, Mr. Rob Brown, Mr. Arthur Clark. Mrs. George C-’Eckles will chaperone Miss Helen McCall, Mr. Harry Maples, Mr. C. D. McCaully. Mr. anti Mrs. L. D. Scott, who are enthusiastic tennis players, and who are to be seen almost dally on the grounds, will have with them Misses Emma Scott, Misses Graves, Miss Col ley, of Washington, Ga.; Miss Mary Gude and Dr. Hayes. Misses Bessie Pope, Aline Patterson, Nina Gentry. Battle Cobb Johnson, Messrs. Louis Leonard, John Milan, Wycllffe Goldsmith and Luther Mayo will form a party. MI88 ADAMS ^ENTERTAINS. Friday evening Miss Feable Adam* entertained charmingly In honor of the Mlsaea Helfner and their gueat*. Game* were played, at the conclualon of which prise* were awarded the euc cesiful player*. The flrat prise wa* on by Miss Leonle Helfner, and MU* letchar cut the gueat prise, a dainty lace handkerchief. The booby went to Mis* Moore. PICNIC Tt PARK. Saturday evening MU* Daisy Adam* III entertain at Grant park In honor nf MU* Pauline Moore. Only the In tlmate friend* of MU* Adam* are In vlted. FORTIETH WEDmNG ANNIVERSARY Mr. nnd Mrs. Janies Brumby, of Marietta, celebrated the fortieth annt- ersary of their mnrrlage Wednesday enlng at the residence of Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Hoppe, In Marietta. The home wa* profusely adorned with cut flowers, palms nnd ferns, nnd a de lightful buffet supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Rrumhy'a guests were Mrs. ibert Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Mungenn Rrumby. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bolsn Hrumby Miss Isabel Brumby, Mr. James Brum by, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe. MR. AND MR8. R08SMAN ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rosaman enter tained at an old fashioned dinner Fri day evening at their home on Peach tree road In honor of their guests, Misses Alexander, Engle and Palmer. The dinner was served In the dining room, where the table had os a terplece an apple tree laden with ripe red fruit. The base of the tree surrounded by foliage and the whole effect was most novel and charming. “Do You Admire Diamonds?” What U your Impression of a person who wears a nice diamond? Yon will give the people that same tmpreaslop of yourself If you wear a t . autlful stone. Our plan enables you to wear a nice diamond while pay ing for It Do Up- right thing for yourself. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. The Diamond Palace. 37 Whitehall St. All the dishes known to a country din ner were served by an old fashioned mommy. Mr. and Mrs. Rossman’s guests In cluded Min Alexander, Miss Lucy Hines, Hill Eagle, Mias Palmer, Mr. Charles Bayne, Mr. F. P. Oamble, Mr. Joe I). Connolly, Mr. Madison Bell, Mr. Julius DeGIve, Mr. William Parkhurst. IN HONOR OF^USS TUTWILER. Misses Vivian and Ethel Thurmond entertained a few of their friende at their home near E’oreyth laet Tuesday evening In honor of their cousin, Miss Lillian Tutwller, of Atlanta. The evening was delightfully passed In conversation, music and games. During the evening delicious Ices and cakes were served In the dining room, hlch was beautifully decorated In pink and green. Those Invited to meet Miss Tutwller were Misses Mamie Hawkins, of At lanta; Mabrle and Emma Arnold, of E'oreyth; Clara and Cora Bankston. Julia and Jennie Clements, Pauline Hollis, of Forsyth; Mrs. I. E. Cham bliss, of Barneavllle; Lizzie and Nellie Howard. Ethel Jackson, Jo»le Ingram, Ida Thurmond, of Barneavllle; Messrs. Edward Ponder, of Forsyth; Walter Butler, of Bameevllle; Irving Shi, of Forsyth; T. Z. Abercrombie, of Strouds; Gordon Mayner, of Forsyth; Vester Butler, of Johnsonvllle; Gra ham Sapplngton, Lenton Smith, Walter Bramlette, of Forsyth; Farris Wilson. Herman Bankston, Collie Wilson and Mr. McDaniel, of Bameevllle. MI88 PECK TO WED MR. 8H0UP. The marriage rtf Mlee Pearl Beatrice Peck to Mr. Richard Connell Shoup, of Wilmington, Del., wilt take place Tuesday evening, September 4, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Peck, 235 West Peachtree street. The ceremony will be perform ed by Rev. Frank E. Jenkins, and Mr. J. Fowler Richardson will play the wed ding music. The decorations of the handsome home will be In white, pink and green tints. The maid of honor will be Miss Jose phine Davis, cousin of the bride, nnd Mr. George Bocklne, Jr., of Wilming ton. Del., will be best man. The pret : ty little flower girls will be Mieses Elo- lee Peck. Sophie McLeay. Isollne Camp bell and Margaret Northern Misses Lillian Yow and Virginia Bowman will serve punch. The approaching mar riage of Miss Peck to Mr. Shoup Is of very much Interest to many friends, South and North, and the removal from Atlanta of Miss Peck, after her marriage. Is a source of deepest re gret to her large circle of Atlanta friende. Of many and varied accomplish ments, Including music and painting, Miss Peck’s beautiful womanly attri butes, and her unusual magnetic per sonality have drawn about her In her young womanhood Innumerable friends and admirers In this her native city, BARACA WATERMELON CUTTING. On Thursday evening the Young Men’s Baraca class of the Tabernacle Baptist Sunday school entertained their young lady friends with a watermelon cutting at the home of their teacher. Miss Lucy Irby, on Mlltedge Avenue. Quite an enjoyable evening was spent In games and music, after which the melons were served on the lawn. RULES FOR DINNER GUESTS. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who Is a veri table social genius, has evidently mas tered the art of seating guest* at din ners, a troublesome question at all times for a hostess. It Is said that at her large dinner last Saturday evening she tactfully seated her 102 guests In eneh a manner that each had an enjoyable time. Here are some of the rule* Mr*. FUh< observe*: Never place two fluent talker* close together. An Interesting talker la a rarity and should be placed where he or she can hrtld sway. Husband nnd wife should never be placed within earshot of each other. On a gala occasion, no wife should be forced to listen to her own husband’s Joke*. The hobble* of people have to be considered. A man who talks yachts continually should never be placed next to a woman whose Interest In life cen ters entirely about the arte, and to whom yachting trips are nothing but seasick torture. The same rule applies to automobiles as well. Women who are Inclined to be Jeal ous should never be seated opposite each other, leet some "catty” remark be made. Above all, see that your guests be not bored. It is the one unforgivable eln of an entertainer. IN HONOR OF MISS BEASLEY AND MI8S ZACHARY. A delightful social function of this week was the bid domino parly given by Mrs. J. C. Farley, Jr., at Opelika, Ala., In honor of her guests, Misses Alice Beasley, of Atlanta, and Daisy Zachary, of West Point, Go. Punch was served by Miss Virginia Dickinson, the bowl resting In a bower of ferns. A profusion of palms, ferns and cut flowers gave a brightening touch to the scene. Pretty hand-painted score cards were presented by little Mlee Alberta Wat kins In a dainty costume of white with pink ribbons. A delightful two-course luncheon was served at the conclusion of the game.— Opelika Post. ’ taggartTioh NSTON. The most Important social event of the season at Statesboro, Ga., was the wedding of Miss Margaret Johnston to Mr. Grantham Israel Taggart, of 8a- annah, at the Methodist Church at 2 o’clock on Friday afternoon. The decorations were In white and green lints. The ferns, palms, southern smllax and Ivy made the church very artistic and attractive. After the ush ers entered the bridal party, the groom with his brother, Mr. Jack Taggart, best man; the bride with Mis Eunice Lester, us maid nf honor. Miss Lester wore a light blue linen coat suit, with trimming of baby Irish lace. The bridesmaids. Miss I-esh Lester and Miss Kate Parker, wore white Un- oat suits’ with baby Irish lace and carried while carnation bouquets. The attendants were Mr. Jack Tag gart and Miss Eunice Lester. Mr. I.re Annstrong and Miss Leah Lester, Mr. Homer Parker and Him Kate Parker. The wedding march waa played by Mrs. A. J. Mooney. Rev. G. N. McDon ald performed the ceremony. The bride were a handeome suit of brown silk and carried • bride’s roses. She la great social favorite In Statesboro, and has entertained very graciously from time to time at the hospitable home of her father, Hon. G. S. Johnston. The groom Is a prominent young business man of Savannah and le a member of a prominent family of cul ture and wealth. The young couple left Immediately for an extended trip to the north and Canada. Upon their return they will reside In Savannah. MUSICAL PROg’rAM AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8UNDAY. Mr. O'Donnelly has prepared an elab orate musical program In honor of Dr. Landrum's eleventh anniversary of his pastorate. There will be a special mu sical service In the evening and the choir will be augmented for both eer- vlcee: Morning. Prelude to Lohengrin, Wagner. Comet, "The Evening Star," Wag ner. Voluntary, "Pilgrim’s Chorus,” Wag ner—Male chorus. Offertory, "Just as I am," Chopln- Vogrlch—Mrs. Peyton H. Todd and male chorus. Anthem, “Sextet,” Donlxettl—Mrs. Todd, Miss Dunlap, Mr. Davies, Mr. Hoke, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Scott Postlude, Wagner. Evening. Prelude, Bollman. Cornet Meyerbeer. Voluntary, "Festival Gloria In Ex- celsls," (duet) Shelley—Mrs. 8. D. Si ler and Mr. T. B. Davies. Offertory. "Hark! Hark! My Soul!" Chadwick—Mlee Marguerite Dunlap and choir. Anthem, Jerusalem. A Mortet, for Solo, Chorus and Or gan, Neldllnger. Postlude, Borowakl. Choir—Mrs. Peyton H. Todd, so prano;. Miss Marguerite Dunlap, alto: Mr. Thomas B. Davies, tenor; Mr. John Scott, base; Mr. C. T. Wurm. cometlst; Mr. J. P. O'Donnelly, organist and director; assisted by Mrs. W. S. Elkin, Jr., Mrs. 8. D. Siler and Miss Louise Van Harlingen, sopranos; Mrs. Clar ence Blosser, Mrs. W. T. Perkereon and Mrs. F. A. Wynne, altos; Mr. F. A. Tleke, Mr. Marlon Roberts. Mr. Charles Hoke and Mr. Charles Ballmard, ten ors; Mr. Edward H. Barnes. Mr. Ed ward Werner, Mr. Ernest Waltt and Mr. T. L. Jennings, basses. AMERICUS. „ Mrs. Jnmes Tsylor snd tbo Misses Cobb will return home this week from a delight ful stay In the mountains of North Caro- linn. . ... Mr*. II. T. Davenport and Mias Mary nvenport are enjoying a trip east. Mlaa Mottle Lewi* Dodson la at home ngnln after a stay of a few days at Indian Hprlng. A lllsses" Emms” Khirliige,' Msttle' Rylsnder. and 1*1 sale Mne Oliver, who will enter Agnes Scott; Misses Msttle Lewis Dodson, Freddie Shipp, and Kate Wheatley, who will go to Staunton, Ve.j Miss Manila Sue Hell will enter Cox College, Miss Merle Josey will resume her studies nt Mount de Sales Academy, and Miss Mary Bngley will rotnrn to Monroe. Miss Carobell Murphy, of Oklahoma, Is the attractive guest of ltev. It. L. Divine. Mra Edgar G. Simmons and Miss Susie Simmons are at home again after n trip to New York nnd other points In the east. Misses I<ols and Fnnnta Mae Williford are enjoying a stay In Lumpkin. Mrs. C. F. l’utnam 1s spending some time st Indian Spring. Silas Iaiulae Lamar, of Columbus, was visitor hero recently. , ,, Mrs. E. II. Clements, after t visit to her mother, has returned to her home In Buena 'mV's. C. J. Lewis, of Montetums, Is here for a few dnye. Photo by Lenney. HUGH INMAN, JR. Master Inman' is the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Inman. q Personal Mention l ^ English China The present vogue for English China Is amply met In our charming collec tion Dinner and Tea services, sets of plates, odd pieces—all In patterns of most artistic type. Maier & Berkele IS YOUR BED SOFT? If not the Hollingsworth Mattress Co. will make It so by renovating the old mattress and making It new. Bell Phone 2562. 381E. Atlanta 1175. Hunter St. Cor. Grant and Hunter. DR. J. LEWIS BROWNE, Residence Muiie Studio*, 271 Ivy 8traat. Ball phona 918 Main. THE ORGAN—Higher piano playing composition. (Pupils mny an tor at , time. Competent assistants In the Junior grades. Three mauual plpa organs for let sons and practice.) 75 PEACHTREE ST. Nathan’s Home Bakery and Vienna Cafe Bread, Cakes, Piss, stc„ fresh daily. Atlanta Phone 18M. Bell Phone 148# A Pretty Sight The modish bracelet on a rounded arm, and women tpday are wearing all kinds. Our jeweled effects, hoops, and etched bands are alike popular. Davis & Freeman, Jewelers. BEAUTIFUL LINE OF -NEW BRACELETS- Juat Received. Look at Them. Charles W. Crankshaw, Diamond Merchant and Jeweler. Century Bull,ling. Whitehall St. Mr. and Mrs. Chessley B. Howard arrived here from New York Saturday evening via the Southern railway. Mr. Howard has been several weeks In Europe on business, returning to New York over a week ago, where Mrs. Howard met him, and where they have spent a delightful week. Mrs. Frank Logan, a sister of Mrs. Howard, who haa been visiting New York, Philadel phia and Lake Chatauqua, returns with them. Miss Adelaide Nelson has just re turned from an extended visit to Eu rope, and Is now with her sister, Mrs. L. L. Knight, on the Boulevard. Miss Nelson has brought home many beau tiful souvenirs of her trip abroad, and has kindly consented to give her im pressions of Europe In The Georgian In a few days. Miss Nelson will re-enter upon her studies at Agnes Scott in September. Mrs. Eldred Slmklns and family, for. meriy of Albany, Ga., who have spent the past year In Decatur, will leave Sunday for Athens, where they will re side permanently. Mrs. Slmklns has purchased a home at Athens, and will educate her children In the schools and colleges of that city. The many friends of Mrs. Cay Mc Call, of Jacksonville, Fla., are glad to know that she -will be with her parents, Mr. and Mra. James L. Logan, 146 West Peachtree, for a visit of about a month. Mrs. McCall arrived In At lanta Friday. Dr. W. W. Landrum has returned to the city, after a delightful visit to Vir ginia. Mrs. Landrum, Misses Elise, Ida and Mary Landrum and Mr. Bay lor Landrum, who have spent the month of August at Clayton, returned Friday. Misses Margaret and Eleanor Fer rell, of Macon, are the charming little guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Jackson, at the Ara gon. Miss Bessie Chandler, who has been the gueat of Miss Fay Martin, of Nor folk, Vo., since their return from Eu rope, Is expected home Saturday night. Dr. C. P. Bridewell has returned from a visit to Malvern. Ark., and will All his pulpit at both morning and evening services Sunday. Mrs. Frank R. I-ogan, who has been spending the summer in the Eaal re turned Saturday and la with Mrs. \Y O. Mitchell, South Kirkwood. Mr. Joseph B. Taylor, of Savannah, Is spending several days In Atlanta. He has Just returned from a visit of sev eral weeks at Toxaway. Mr. B. L. McGee, who Is now spend ing his vacation In California, will visit Los Angeles, Paandena and other places of Interest to tourists. Miss Myrtle Pope and little niece. Myrtle Robert, are spending several days on Lookout mountain with Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Stone. Mr. W. C. Pope, who is In New Or leans, will visit his sister, Mrs. I. R. Stone, on I.onknut mountain, before his return to Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Fortson’and young daughter and Masters Henry and Laurence Tompkins left Saturday for a visit to Tate. Miss Nellie Kale Manston has re turned from a most enjoyable visit to her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Minor, at Jack sonville, Fla. Mrs. K. S. Williams and grandson, Bertram Jordan, returned Saturday to New York after, a visit to Mrs. M. J. Stewart. Dr. K. B. Mack, of College Park Presbvterlan church, has returned lo his home nnd will (III his pulpit ou Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Astor Batchelor and Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Earnest are at home to their friends at 165 Juniper street. Miss Sophie Thombury and Mrs. Stovall will spend a week with Mrs. McD. Wilson before leaving for Eu rope. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Lewis nnd Mrs. Bertha Swift have moved Into one of the Scott apartments In Baker street. guest of Miss Martha Duncan, has re turned to her home at West Point, Ga Mr. Robert Cunningham Is spemf.ng a week In the city with his family. He leaves for Alabama In a few days. Miss Nellie Howell, after a delight- ful visit to the resorts In North Caro lina, has returned to the city. After September 3 Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Cartledge will be at home to their friends at 10 Peachtree place. Friends of Mrs. R. O. Ross will be glad to learn that she is Improving from her recent illness. Miss Anne Wallace and her mother will spend the winter with Mrs. Nut ting, on Linden street. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen, after visit to Atlanta, have returned to their home In Dublin, Ga. Mr. Charles Quinn, of Thomasvllle, Ga., Is the guest of Mr. Jess Dobbs on North Boulevard. Mrs. William Inman and son and Mrs. Nannie Holt have returned from North Carolina. Mrs. Halman, Miss Ruth Hallman and Mr. Ernest Hallman have returned from Tate. Mr, Nathaniel F. Jackson leaves Sat urday night on a business trip to Sa vannah. Miss Nora Belle Stark® Is the guest of Mrs. -E. Y. Clarke In Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Brown will return to the city the first of next week. Mrs. Badger, of Aiken, S. C., Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Brown. Rfr. and Mrs. Henry Tanner left Fri day night for a visit to Tybee. Mrs. Thomas Northen and children have returned from LaGrange. Sirs. George Denny and children are visiting friends at Eatonton. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Arnold have re turned from Highlands, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan have returned from a trip North. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllle Pope leave Sunday for Tate Springs. Mrs. William Smythe has returned from Highlands, N. C. GADSDEN, ALA. Mrs. Eustace Shaw, who has hwn the guest of Mrs. E, T. Schuler, nt Kciiwooil. has returned to her home at Illxon, tits. Colonel and Sira. Itohert B. Kvle have returned from a visit to Mrs. l-orlng White, ly. at Owensboro, Ky. , Mrs. John It. Palmer entertained the Wednesday Card Clnb at her home on Walnut street this week. Mies Evelyn Searey. who haa lieen the guest of Mias Mary Dortch, has returned to her home at Tuaealoouu. nnd Mra. 8. H. Peace, of ttyln- id Mary, have returned Mlsaea Charlotte __. from Moute.-tglo, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. It. V. Davidson have re- turned from a remit if the Davidson family at Tnllahoma, Tenn. Mlaa Nell Duncan entertained Tuesday ported and Many Im provements Made. Many schools, public and private, in Georgia, will open the 1906-’07 session Monday. Increased advance enroll- ments over last year are reported from several colleges and the prospects for a large enrollment at the public schools Is most flattering. Many thousand dollars have been spent In improving the school property In the state during the year. The boards have been care ful in selecting the best teachers and prospects are that this will be the banner school year In Georgia since the civil war. Special to The Georgian. Tennllle, Ga., Sept. 1.—On Monday morning, September 3, the Tennllle In stitute will open its fall session. This promises to be a very successful term for the school. Professor H. B. Bible, who Is an educator of some repute, from the state of Tennessee, has been elected principal of the Institute. An enrollment of 260 pupils is expected. IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT MONROE COLLEGE. By Private Leased Wire. Forsyth, Ga., Sept. 1.—Every indi cation points to a larger attendance on opening day, September 10, at Mon* roe College, than ever before. The enlargements and Improvements re cently made will enable the college to meet these necessary demands of Southern girls. The Improvements on the main buildings which have been made during the vacation will add much to the usefulness and attrac tiveness of Ponder and Wlggs halls. The different members of the faculty will arrive next week. Several have spent the summer studying In the uni versities of the North, and the others in travel and study In the South. There will be several additions to the faculty for next session. STATESBORO INSTITUTE WILL OPEN MONDAY. By Private Leased Wire. Statesboro, Ga., Sept. 1.—The fall term of Statesboro Institute opens Monday, September 3. Never In the history of the school did it have bright er prospects. An addition of two rooms at a cost of $2,000, with new equipment for all rooms, add greatly to the efficiency of the school. Perry Public Schools. By Private Leased Wire. Perry, Ga., Sept. 1.—Perry public schools open next Monday. The Jury commissioners yesterday finished revis ing the Jury box. a visit to friends at Talladega. Miss Dixie Bryap, of Marietta, Ga., Is visiting relatives here. Rev. B. B. McClohn and family, who have been visiting relatives In Memphis, have returned home. Miss Kllen Norton, who has been the tuert of Miss Ruth Duncan, returned to tier home in Birmingham Thursday. Miss Mnyme Caddeii has returned from i visit to Tnmnn, FIs. Miss Minnie* Green, who bat teen the tuest of the Misses Green, bat returned .o her home nt Tuskegee. Major W. J. filbert, wife and daughter, have returned from Monteagle, Tenn. Miss Guasle Harris, of Union Borings, has nrrlv?d here to accept a politico In **ie city schools. Cnptfiln Paul Thomiten, of GnntersvIUe, visited friends here Wednesday. J. II. Thornton and two daughters, lndys nnd Mnrtha, of Birmingham, are visiting Dr. nnd Mra. Thornton, on For rest avenue. W. I. White haa gone to New York nnd other eastern cities on hit vacation. George II. Rchuler, of Birmingham, was the guest of bis brother, E. T. Schuler, this week. % Mr. nnd Mrs. Felix Allison, of Savan nah, Ga., are visiting relnt/ws here. Miss Kosehud Lana, of Belmn, Is Visit ing Mrs. Will Bellenger, on Twelfth street. Miss Amy Martin, of Jacksonville. Is the visit to relative* In AtlnntA. Mrs. Elisabeth McClerkln, of Anniston, who has been visiting Mrs. J. O. Roberts, has returned home. NORCROSS. Colonel nnd Mrs. George L. Bell and Mrs. George L. Bell, Jr„ or Inranu Park, are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Jones. Rev. W. J. Wootten Is nt home from Florida. Mrs. D. Richardson has returned from Powder Hprings. Miss Ilnrrlet Webster will go to Colum bus next week to be bridesmaid St the wed ding of Miss Hope Klugsl>ery Warner to Rev. Arthur Churchman, of New York. Miss Ruth Gable, of Bolton, Is the guest of Miss Lillian McDaniel. Miss Enin Ray Is at home from Atlautn. Mr*. II. M. Reu tel I, of Atlanta, ha« re turned home. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Skinner have been entertaining delightfully at their summer home on the Chattahoochee In honor of their guest. Miss Bessie Partridge, of Fair- burn. Mrs. James L. Key, of Atlanta, baa re- her guest. Miss renlng In compliment ti .... Allierta Ftilghnm. of Birmingham. ** ‘ Alteremmlde nnd gmnddntigli- Mrs. F. ... .. . ter*. Ml**e* Jean nt Menloe, <•- Miss Mm id Elenor Baker, iliss Mary Browning I* vUIrlng her sis- . Mr*. J. B. McAllister, In Chattn- ill*. Susie Hayes, who haa Lweu the j. x. Tillmau has rctutuej from $1,000 FOR 10 Cents 100,000 Population — ^ Haa Atlanta. 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