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SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States BARNESVILLE. Among the moat delightful of the Jent entertainment* In this city was ”V eD tlon given by Mrj. J. P. Thur- ,b »n In honor of Mlaa Mlnnlo Merrett, ^Gainesville. and Mm Maude Brown, i nia c >k''hear. both ot w horn vicro s!rmer I y popuiar realdents of Bames- K The afternoon waa one of great Cure to all the guest.. Mro Thur- Kn was assisted In entertaining by daughters. Miss Elisabeth and M. Thurman. I'ellcloua refreshments “V served during the reception, uisses Nettle Lee Orace. Grace Wood- Bessie Mlddlema. and Mary Snhinnette assisting In dispensing this 4 oulte'an enjoyable affair within the Jit few days was the Fan Tan party. EL by Mrs. H. Hollis Gray, In honor S her college friend, Mrs. Nannette smith Of Maeon. The game was full interest and thirty or more ladles nreient participated In It. A salad fmirse was enjoyed at the end of the Sine Mrs. Smith as Miss Carter, was much admired In Barnesvllle and her ncent visit was a source of pleasure tn all her friends. * Mrs M. A. Clark and children, of xtsrmi hnve been In the city on a visit with the family of Mr. A. O. Murphy. Mrs John T. Mlddlebrooks and Miss mimic Mitchell have returned from a {leasant stay at White Springs, Fla. y u r and Mrs. P. F. Matthews are at Indian Spring for a few days' recrea- " Mrs John H. Blackburn has returned from a pleasant stay with her sister, Mrs B H. Willingham. In Thomson. Mr and Mrs. John M. Huff have re turned to their home In Wrlghtsvllle, after visiting the family of Mr. H. H. Huff. Mr. Huff Is editor of The Wrlghtsvllle Headlight. Mbs Mary Schilling Is the attractive guest of the family of Dr. J. R. Sims. Her home Is In Perry nnd she has made scores of friends here on pre vious visits. Mrs. H. H. Hardy and children are In Culloden visiting Mrs. O. H. Sulll- r *MI»s Valura Taylor "has returned from a visit to Miss lone Ison In Grlf- (In. Mr. Robert Shears and family have returned to their home In Danville, Hr- nfter attending some time here with the family of Mr. G. C. Cornell. Mrs. Frank Matthews, who has been visiting Mrs. J. R. Jordan, left this week for Alabama, where she will spent] a few days before returning to her home In Houston, Tex. Mr. and .Mrs. E. Cook, Jr., of Coch nn. have been In the city several days, visiting Mr. and f»rs. W. C. Stocks. Dr. T. T. Dickey, of Sycamore, has returned to his home, after a visit with his brother, Mr. H. C. Dickey. MNs Eva Connell has returned from Reynolds, where she spent some' time with relatives. Miss Martha Wilkinson has returned from Johnstonvlllc, after visiting aeV' eral friends there. Miss Lilia Belle Martin has returned to her home In Jenklnsburg. Sho visit ed Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin. Mrs. w. T. Reid and little daughter. Frames Terrell, are here visiting the' family of Mr. J. F. Taylor. Mrs. Fannlo Stallings has gone Wuynesboro to accept a business posi tion. Miss Maud Elder has returned from t house party which was entertained by Miss Clifford Renfroe at Byron. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. vannah, after a visit of a few days to Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Rlppard. Professor E. A. Pound, who has been sppndJn# his vacation in middle and north Georgia, returned Monda * from Atlanta. Mrs. Pound will return *o the city in about ten days. Mrs. Robert Odom and Master Rob' ert Odom, Jr.f who spent July and Au gust visiting places of Interest in North Carolina, Virginia, Washington. New York and New Jersey, has returned to Waycross, Mrs. John Wilson delightfully enter talned a crowd of young people from Waycross. Music nr.d recitations were enjoyed during the evening, after home nfter a month’s visit to Mrs. J. A. I which dainty refreshments were serv iHihn.' ed. Iiss Mnrjr Honda* nnd Master Walter! Miss Lizzie Bird delightfully enter- viaiffS?* htr ? VT n I t*dne<l at her home on Brewer street lx. J. A itniichn fat^AHnni„ Mn< ’ honor of her cousins. Miss Nina and Mr. Charles'Ilolt. of Atlnntn'. paid a brief JJ ,RS Mlttlt Hines on Tuesday night, visit to Atlanta on his way from New York. I Music was enjoyed during the early .. .... I part of the evening, after which de WATKIN8VILLE. Ilcioua refreshment* were served. Miss Maude Morton hn« r-Miirngwi tn I Mrs. R. A, Atwell nnd little Miss her home in Antioch after a visit to Kathleen Jones returned home Sunday, her aunt? Mrs R M. Jackson to after spending the summer In Augusta Miss Irene Johns, of Bishop, was In At J?" tn ?? st nnmhttnc of HI cl- town one day this week I Mrs. »\ • M. Gambling, of riign Professor Clark, the new prlnelprfl ISSffcH!tint her Jef&ra of Oconee High School, arrived Wed- r-he home <of hex mother, Mrs. V. Jeffers, nesday. I On Brunei street Rev. A. J. Sears has returned home. after a few days' visit to north Geor- EASTMAN. Kla. Miss Byrdie Daniel leaves this week Miss Marie Elder Is spending a few to resume her studies at Cox College, days with Miss Katie Veal, of Fla,t Miss McRae, of Virginia, Is visiting Rock. the Misses Wynne. Messrs. Frank Ashford and Bradford Miss Olin Harrell Will leave In a few Jackson left Wednesday for College days for Rome, where sho will enter MONDAY. PF.PTF.MnER 17, her daughter, Amelia Katherine, and Lee Davison October 18, at _$he ^ lr * t Pre *t>yterlan church. The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Warner and Mr. Luke Lea, which will be a notable social event of the year to local society, will be brilliantly cele brated at Renraw, the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Warner, No vember 1. {“le Louise Mays, daughter w - Mays, and Mr. Foster Lucius Wiles will be married November i at the May, home, on the Hillsboro road. ( The fall season at the Nashville Golf and Country Club had Us Initiative at a dinner dance attended by twenty guests, on Thursday evening, with a party of club men as hosts. At the University Club It begins with a roof garden party and dance Saturday evening. DECATUR, ALA. * 1 Mr. and Mrs T. II. Fletcher are to Ope- Park, where they wllF enter school.” I Shorter College. Mn Leonard Hobnrt hn* to Mt\ and Mrs Edward Johnston have Miss Lillian Rone loaves soon to en- IlIrmlnB'lmu nfter s vl.lt h're *° "burned to their home In Atlanta. ter Cox College. Professor and Mrs. D. A. Williams of . Mr *- J - W. Ashford left Saturday for Mr. Wright Daniel has gone to Dah- her home In Madison, after a delight- lonega to resume his studies at the ful visit to Miss Julia Ashford. I North Georgia Agricultural College. Mr. R. W. Billups spent Wednesday Miss Bessie Notes leaves Monday to In Athens. be present at the opening of Monroe Miss Mamie McRee Itft this week I College, st which Inatltutlon she grad- for Athens, where she will attend the uated with the class of 1905. Normal school. Mrs. Annie Horne is visiting In At- Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Brlghtwel! lanta. and children have returned to their | Mis* Kathleen Peacock, of Dublin, MJuiMmvu, vi iinriKfiit-. IN UVP Mm. Frank Davit U visiting lu Trinity. Mist Halite Hnston Is Ht borne from sn extended visit to Abbeville, Miss. Miss D. M. Dublin, of Moorsrllle, Is visit* inf h«>rt‘. Dixie I-owell, of lllliaboro, la here visit. . Mamie Chester, Trim. . Henry Usrtung Is visiting In Shet- byvllle, Tran. Mr,. 8tguel Jones, of Columbls, Teun., Is hero on a visit. Miss Bertha Looschet Is visiting In Call man. Mr. snd Mrs. C. W. Williams visited at Itashain the past week. Miss Ads Barnes Is at home from a visit to Tennessee. Misses Mamie Hall and Eleanor Fletcher ore at 1-ulnakl. Tenn. Miss Lillian Mndrey has returned to Ten nessee. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Orr visited nt Neel the past week. Mr. nml Mrs. Edward Howell are at Neel. Mrs. K. L Bacon Is st home from a visit to Eastern cities. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Perkins have re turned In Caney, Knn., after n visit here. Miss Mny Hide, of Tnscumbln, was here the pnst week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark visited In Blrna- Ala. . ¥'** . ? ad !* Patterson, of Texarkana, Ark., visited here the past week. Miss Georria Bibb Is at Vlnemont. Miss Bertha Blatter Is at home from Nashville. hevis*' C ’ B ' McCoJr - ot Birmingham, Is Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Nesblt are In Clnelnnatl. Mr. and Mrs. Drlskll ore In Louisville nnd other ■ Northern cities. .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pointer are visiting In Montgomery, Mrs. Edward Jonea, of Washington, Is here. Miss Luclls Bncbhelt Is In Nashville. Miss Adams has returned to her home In Bessemer after s visit here. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wyker are at home after a visit to Ohio. home In Maxeys. Mr. C. A. Ashford visited Athens Wednesday. Miss Mary Karris has been real alck for the past week. Miss Elisabeth Quinlan, of Maxeys, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Ash ford. Is vlslttng Miss Bessie Peacock. Mrs. J. E. Wooten and children are visiting In Covington and Atlanta. Mrs. Hal Roberts has returned home from Davlsboro and Sandersvllle. MADISON. Silases Annie Lucy Newton and Rleh- NASHVILLE, TENN. Mrs. Oscar T. Peeples, now of Car- IsrsvIUc, Ga, who Is president of the Tennessee Woman's Press and Au thors’ riub, returned home a week ago Irnm attending the sixteenth annual convention of the International League Of Press Clubs, as a delegate from her rluh, held in Denver, Colo, Mrs, L. S. Munford, of Cartersvllle, accompanied her, nnd the Southern delegation were the recipients of much social attention. Mr “- A. G. Brnndau and children have returned to Nashville, after a visit to Mrs Nannie Seawell Boyd, of Atlanta, Jt Hyde Park, Chicago, where she has been spending the summer. The younger element In Nashville •oclety has been enjoying a rofind of rsletles caused by themreaence In the fit)' of three visiting midshipmen from vim I nlted 8,at ** Naval Academy— Midshipmen Van Leer Klrkman, George M Bellas and Aqullla Dlbrell. They inaugurated by a large dance Bt 2“ HUI recently, given by Mr. and Mra \an Leer Klrkman, for their son. . also the honor guest of a dln- n-L ** v f n by Winston Caldwell on Wednesday night, and Mrs. James E. tonight ' v l tender h,m a whist party ,“ r - », n| i Mrs. J. T. Crecellus, of wuisvin, have announced the engage- „?t n f *heir daughter. Helen Gertrude, vim o, A,b * rt 8a muel Warren. Jr„ of vembe- ’ he marlla * e »o be <n No- Jf™- Adams Lauderdale an nounces the approaching marriage of ban, of.Birmingham, vu wwk. •* Mrs. A. It. Wiftsingcr am! ftflUfbters, MImcz Tcarl nod Kra, of Klrmittflmu, zro here. Miea Bfary Lou Daocey, of Loulivllle, Ky., Is here. Tueedny nl entertnlned at wmat in Donor or urr slater, B11m Hwift. of BllMlMjppl. The Kike’ ball xii need for the place of entertainment “rnlt punch and lew were aonred. Ml** Georgia McGhee and Mr. Fred Crew were married at the home of Mr*. Minnie Hauderi, the Ilev. J. J. lilahop offlclntltg. The wielding wn a qnlet one, there being home at l'rlcerllle. Tuesday evening the young Indie* of De catur received In uouor of Mim Mary Swift, of Greenville, BIIm. During the paat woek aociety ha* en joyed a number of moonlight Ixtatlug par ties an the Teunemee river, and n mpuber of dance* at the pavilion of the North All liama Traction Company In Houth Decatur. Aside from this, society circle* have been quiet, *o many of the aociety act being out of the city on their summer outlug. HARALSON. BIIm Ethel Johnson, of Brooks Station, la visiting her unde, Mr. Henry Bsrrou. Mrs. Hugh Foster and sister, Miss Mamlo Foster, have returned from a brief visit to Wblteshurg. Ail Interesting meeting Is In progreM st tho Methodist church. The pastor, Hev. Btr. Pharr, is assisted by Rev. Stephen Jen kins, of Griffin. Messrs. Emory Daniel, Walter Carmichael and Janiea Couch are attending the services at the Methodist church. These young men are theological students at Emory College. Mr. lingh Foster expects to —* niory College In a short time. Miss Anna Foster will close her school st Bethel after this week. Bliss Minnie Cook, of Coucord, Is visiting Mrs. A. W. Bawls. BIra. George Mnahhurn. of Carmel, Is vis iting her brother. Mr. Henry Thompson. Blrs. William Caldwell made a brief visit * iterday. dren have gone Miss Louis, Powell, of Athens, was mo nd Walton are vleltlng Miss Louise V.?. wn , Tue *??^. „ _ , McMullen at Hartwell. Miss Lena Brlghtwell, who has been Miss May Thomason has returned the guest of Mis* Mabel Uragford, has from Covington, where sho visited Mrs. returned to her home tn Athens. w. P. Godfrey. Mr. Ben Cocroft, of Thomasvllle, was I Mis* Frances Onvha* as her guests In town Saturday. Misses Eunice Reid Fears and Annie Mro. A 8. Rowland and children are Randal, of Atlanta, and Miss Sallle vlaUing Athena thls week. May Edmondson, of Washington. Miss Mattie Anderson leaves this Miss Floy Felker, of Monroe, has re- week for Lynchburg, Va., where she turned home after a visit to Miss Mar- will enter school at the Randolph-Ma- tha Foster. C0 ?.^ o ’if 8 £ - m>_ . _ . On Monday night a Jolly straw ride Mrs. E. B. Thompson spent Tuesday Was given In honor of Miss Frances in Athens. • OrFs guests. The chaperons were Miss Nell Cocroft visited Athens on M r. and Mrs. Will Orr and Mr. and Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Carbine. Those who *ere present on this occasion were „ M INT08H. Misses Frances Orr, Annie Randal, 8al- >1 Is* Roberta raise Is, of Flemlafton, |fe Mae Edmondson, Eunice Fears, I* visiting her aunt, Mra. Mica U. Cat- Richmond Walton, Louise Smith, Mary seta. In Bavannah. Trotter and Sara Brady, Mesars. Marlon Martin hna lieen upending a Brooke Thompson, Alston Trotter, John week at Eulonta, on Newport river. Orr, Butler Atkinson. Mason Williams. Hev. nml Mra. Waller Edge, who spent Richard Combs and Dennle Trotter. _ the month of August at frnrent, near x , mo | t but delightfully Inform^ FhTminVto!” n,,urliwl t0 ,bl ‘ r bome •* I dance waa given at the hotel Tuesday Mr. ami Mrs. If. C. Reppard, who havJ-'''enlng honor of Mias Orr's houa, lieen ■ pending 04>vernl weeks at Green- party. Those present were Misses vllle. On., have returned home. Frances Orr, Annie Reid Randal, Salllt Misses Lours M. and Ully May Fraser Mae Edmondson, Eunice Fears, Floy are spending some time In Atlanta with F e m er , n f Monros; Edna Pou. Carry. Italph’n. Cntsels, formerly of Valdosta ^ Is now located here. S. ndK S. ,,e *?. u: Bethea, Mrs. Charles C. Carson, of Valdosta, la Rollln Broughton, Fred Peckham, Bol visiting her mother, Mrs. R. B. Cnasels, lln Armour, Alston Trotter, Carl Ed- In Flemlngton. 1 mondson, Roy Lambert, Grady Atkin- gn^M V.^ 5S;y n FriU , ln M i(SrJrni he Hn «nd Pierce BMdwin. t.^frlerul's*In*Moron* “ “ “ ,Md,d VW * JEFFERSONVILLE. I Mr*. Sallle C. Suggs, of Thomaston. COVINGTON. I has returned home, after a ten days’ Miss Nell Butler left Tuesday for De- vi*n to her daughter, Mrs. D. P. Ed catnr. wards -SttaSS*. ° f W " the M1 “ Bllxabeth . Carswell Mrs. Mnllie Chancellor, of 8avannah, la friends at Danville Tuesday, visiting Mrs. John B. Davis. Mr. James Fltspstrlck, of Macon, w,th h " " ,,w - ln J Eolicy' V rc' n fn“r n o frw"w«K' 1,am H Mr W W. Whitehurst spent a few Miss Idmljtc Ferrell la at honm after a I days this week recuperating at Indian work's visit to F.vtontmi. Spring. Mlaa Dessii llsvs la In Atlanta, the gurst Miss Cornelia Methvln has Just re ^MWI^ndk, a tew days fa* f~$ ( £ 1 £ ,, « htfUl triP VU “ ,n ' 0t E " ,el Mtaa Mlnnfe &* Wllllama has r*. Miss Eilznlwth Cook, who has lieon via- turned from an extended trip to Coch itlng her mother, Mra. 11. C. Cook, has ran. irtnrnrd to her Imur In Tate. Hon. John R. Cooper, of Macon, waa , ^.rr“^Kn b ». r .' t l , h r riur r . 0 t m of <, h« ln ‘ own on c,v11 bu,ln e* a l«*t Sunday, Sttf Mali T J W fH»Xt l, hxri[ UM °* ***** »ll<» Innaa from NEW BLOUSES visited ROUND TRIP And Cheap One-way Rates -TO- CAUFORNIA AHD NORTHWEST Round trip Summer Excursions from all points East to Pacific * nd Nor *h\wett until September 1Sth, with special atopovar r w'leges, good returning to October 31st, 1906. i»£a5 AP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST FROM AUGUST 27th TO OCTOBER 31aL 0«t the splendid through service of tha SOUTHERN PACIFIC from , Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from St. Louis or Chicago to '•"nation with Steamship Lines to Japan, China, ete. Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention, aan Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from ^ept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 31st. WRITE ME FOR RATES AND INFORMATION. J- F. VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt„ 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. * 0. BEAN, T. P. A. ■urnirr ur*. . u auauiirni i Mjsa Estelle Jones returned from ViK lime caunon lefTTbSi^ay for ao Tallulah Falla and other Interesting extensive visit to friends In Douglas. Georgia points on last Tuesday. Mrs. Juliette lirynn nnd daughter, of Mn- Mias Emmie McNair and her friend, con. are vliltlng Mrs. J. H. Carroll. MlM Francis Mnnn, have returned to l.rtl-JL v!i. Ad! cUnwen “f * ,helr dutlea ln Macon, after a very Mra Carrie Bock well Mobley, who hasPleaasnt vacatlonwith Immo been visiting her father. J. w. Rockwell, Rev. and Mra. P. W. Ellis have Just has returned tn her buinc In llngausvllle. the mountains of northeast Georgia and Mrs. W. D. Trnvla had as her gi*-al last the Carolina*, week Mrs. M. A. Wond. Mrs. and Mina Mrs. Mattie O'Danlel and daughter *«■[• VI. Roberii. of Rome. are with Mr. 8. E. Jones, where they have returned from n ten days’ visit to will remain for *"[5* .y? 1 *' . “ew York. R«v. 8. W. Rogers, the new principal Miss Rule Jordan was hostess Inst Tnea- of the High 8chool, run down this week day evening at an Ideal summer party. I circulated among hta constituents, a compliment to ^ Fr ri, k ! ,l h'ni , 1 ii preparatory to opening school a little fvnfc l.Hth\ ”nrt‘‘frT*^^f witblater* Dr. Rogen la well known and I* Soweni. In the ronvJraatwn con teat, Mil* walcomed am°n» hte J* nl Elllne Franklin won iho prise, a post card Mias Addle Wall made a pleasant album. Those enjoying Miss Jordan's bos- trip to Cochran a fsw days since. y were Mlsaes Dora Rue Anderson. I M|ag j u |t e tte nt spa trick returned Franklin, Olndys Lee. Hlbel Hlgllnx 11,0—, Tuesday, after a pleasant week's Rutile Weaver and Christine JVblle, and m™* • J^ r sta *L y ifog.ni All tort, Butler. Brndabaw, Corn-1 ntay wltn Mr*, r rea D *PW' . . veil,"mis, Trommel, Rtephensoa and Me- Mesars. Nlorvan Calls. , . con, made a flying trip to JefTeraon Miss Ruble Weaver gave a lawn party vnie 8 Un day on pleasur*. I,t her home Friday evening In honor of u , Hunter Johnaon and wife spent 1ha Hc°s aad I a few day , th |, we ek with friends at meat. Kilim Franklin. shrnlittery sorroundlng her home »ere strung with Japanese lanterns, whMe the Dublin, nouse was decorated with aoses and cut ■ ■lower*. Rev. E. Hemming and family are spending a few days this week among . friends In the country. DALTON. Mr. Dan A. Smith has been very sick The fair week here will be of unusual I recently of fever, but I* Improving at Interest, as It Is a home coming week last report*. .. . „ .. and a large committee of ladles with Mrs. Mattie Carswell 1* JP?" 1 }. 1 "* Mra. Paul B. Trammell a* chairman la I week with relative* and friends near arranging a aeries of social affairs for | Allentown. . . the returning boys and girls. One Mr. Frank Wright Neal apent laat event will be a grand reception ot Ho- Sunday with hi* parent* at Thomson, tel Dalton Thursday night, October IS. Mr. Charles w7 Lancaster ha* re Another lady will entertain the old turned after a week’s acting caahtar for "Nickel Club” ot her home. A basket the Pitt* Banking Company, while the dinner will be one event at the Talr cashier waa away on a vacation, grounds and other entertainments are Mesars. Robert Car*-* 1 * and being arranged. ^ . chapman were shopping In Macon one Mr*. W. M. Hardwick Is the guest of day this week. Mis* Maud Davla In Birmingham. —“ Mr*. Will Patton, of Sweetwater, Is . GADSDEN, ALA. the guest of Mr*. J. E. Satterfield. I U| M Maggie Dunlap entertained the Misses Kate Edmondson, ot Atlanta I We<im>sday Kuehre (Tab Friday afternoon and Marie Flemlster, of Chattanooga I on Ronih Fifth street. “u,Nf ru«‘ a of Mrs. C. R. Evan, dur- ^ M'"u?rtn“ Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Carman, Mr*. 8. ”**L , "!nb"'t end family have B. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thorne. I toni P, from white Sulphur Rprings. Mias Thorne, Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Par ker, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Farnsworth, Mr. Robert A. Broyles, Mr. Ray KnlghL Mr. Ivan Allen and other Atlantans will be guests of friends here during the county fair. WAYCR08S. Mr*. J. C. Hslre and daughter, who have been the guest* of Mrs. Thomp son on Pendleton street, left VVednes- day for Thomaavllle, where they will spend a few days with relatives and friends, after which they will relum to their home at River Junction. Mrs. W. N. Jones and little daugh ter. Tallle, have returned from a trip to Atlanta. . „ , Mrs. T. L. Brown returned Monday from a visit to CTsrkston snd Atlanta. Mr. and Mra Clarencs-H. Wilson snd son hav* returned to thetr bome In Sa- Mr. E. T. Rrhnler lisa take* Mrs. (Hair's cottage an Forest avenue for the winter. Miss Alloval'silen has returned to Naur- elh. Ky.. to enter school. Mr*!* A. V. law. Hr., la vlattlng her slater, Mra. Pntnam, In Birmingham. Miss Jennie Jordan, of (Tilrego, la rlaltlng her mother. Mrs. Ranh Jordan, on I'earh IfncV'haries I* Conn entertained the em- Itrtddery elrrle Thnreday evening at her home on Chestnut street. Mr. and Mra. John It. I"*lmer entertained the Kylnnlan (Tub Friday evening at their bome on Wnlnnt ■treel. in, Air A. d'luil t asi" *•». *M *»ss lUIUglUIIII. Miss lens Marlin Us retsraed from * visit to friends at Knaley. Min Janlta Uojklu Us returned from s The two models shown here art made up In linen and elaborately embroidered -In designs of chry santhemums and wisteria. The collars are high and the sleeves come Just below the elbow. visit to friends and relative* at Columbus, Min Grace Forbes, of Anniston, who ha* been the guest of Mra C. C. Lloyd, hna re- turned home. Mrs. A. M. Ayer*, of OunteniTlIle, la the fueat of her atatar, Mra. B. P. Alford, and family on lfnntlaon arcane. „ locator, on Walnut atrect. Mlaa Rdna Bandlln la rlaltlnf rclatlrea at Alexander City. Mlaa Minnie Jackaon, of Weat Point, Oa.» who baa t**n the aiieat of her atatera, Mra. W. J. Martin and C. C. Caaaela, h«ta re turned home. ». B. MeOeL _ to Hnntarllle and home aanln. Mlaa Blnnra Ilnmlnjrjr la vlaltlna her ala- ter, Mra. John Caldwell, In Birmingham. She will ffu to Texa* later to teorb inuale. Mr*. Jame* L. Tanner hn* returned from a visit to Mra. Cartwrlcht In BlnuliiKhaui. Mr*. W. V. Hujrbe* fa the guest of her mother* Mra. A. 0. Paden, on Purest arr due. MACON. Mra. Wingfield Nlahet had a* guesta this week Mlsaes Mary Brent and Lucy Hmlth, the attractive daughters of Hon. Hoke Smith, and Mra. Augustus Hull, of Athena. Mra. Hull and the Mlaae* Hmlth were In the city to be present at the con vention which nominated Hon. Hoke Hmlth for governor of the atate. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McFarland, of Al>er- deen, Mlaa., arrived during the week to be the gueata of Mr. and Mra. lUcbard illnes. Mrs. J. L. Etheridge entertained with bridge on Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. B J. McFarland. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mra. McFarland, Mr. ‘ ** “* * rd Hines, Mr. and Mra. Hall, Mr. and Mra. Walter !leeks, Mr. nn3 Mrs. Leon 8. Dure, Mlaa Craig and Mr. Charles Caldwell. Dr. and Mrs. fl. Mclfatton, who have ‘le summer at their home are expected tmek In the Mlaa Kate Ellis has returned from .. delightful visit to Chattanooga, where she waa the gueat of her aunt, Mlaa JUto Mlaa Kills Is now at her father's summer cottage at the Outing Club. Ml*s Bhetta Etheridge and Mlaa Amies irden are expected home this week fro trip to New York Ilev. and Mr*. F. P. Reeae, of Nn ah vllle. Tenn,. arrived In the city on Tuesday ami are being entertained at the hospitable Ayres home on Walnut afreet. Mr. Reeae waa rector at Cbrtat church for aeveral yen re. and was much beloved In Macon. ...» ^ #|t| Mr * leorge Pole wadley nr nollnghrokc. Judge William If. Felton left on Thun- Mrs. Ellsworth Hall --- . George lH>le Wadley at Rollngl * lge William If. Felton left ty for New York. Mr. and Mra. Mallory Taylor have re turned home from Virginia. Mr. and Mra. Fontaine Barden are at home again nfter a summer spent In the mountains nf North Carolina. Mr*. Mary Lamar MeCaw and Mrs. A. _a Middleton left during the week for n month's stay lu the mountains of north W. Williamson and Mrs. Walter Harris have gon. to Saluda. N. C. Mlaa llresit Merrill, of Thoma.vllii-, le the guest ot Mra Hampton I. Torrlll. Mis. Anne Brannon, who has lieen In (.'hi re g<i for revere I weeks *s the guest of Mia. Caroline Rhlelds. ami has Wn ao eharuilngly rntertalneil, returns to Macon on Friday. Miss Nellie Brannon returned on Thursday from Asheville, N. C. Mrs. I mils l-ellvw sml children, after sn slHe-iice of several weeks, most of which was spent at Wrightavltle Beach, are st bome agal*. Mis* Adel* Daley, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Sir. and Mra. C. H. Humphreys. Mlsaes Eleanor anil Margaret Terrill are In Atlanta, tha gueata of Mr. uud Mrs. N. F, Jackson. Miss (lelie Craig Is at home ognln. nfter ■pending n very ilellgblful summer In Bos ton nnd New York. Mta* Ethel Dafja will leave for New York Hepteinhcr 15, nnd will spend Ihe winter studying art at I'ratt Institute. Ml*. Josephine Jones leaves the Aral of next week for Asheville, N. C„ where abe will spend the autumn, Ui'iitrnuiit liar no Kills, Unlletl Htnlea navy, will reneh Macon on Monday to visit bin mother, Mra. Bobert Colcumn. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.' Mrs. Eugene Enalcn and Miss Gladys Enslen have returned home, after spending some time In North Carolina and Tate Springs. Miss Mabel Wheslock Is the guest of Miss Morris, of Atlanta General and Mra Rufus N. Rhodes are In New York. Miss Nellie Gregg has returned from Europe and Is with her parents, Mr. and Mra. M. J. Gregg, In Canada. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson are In New York. Mra. Chappell Cory la the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ooldthwate on Adams street In Montgomery. Miss Lena Zwold I* the guest of her brother ant) friends In Detroit. Mlaa Amy Ward la visiting Mias Car- roll Gray In Atlanta Miss Louise 8. Uhalrsell has return ed from Batesrllle, lnd„ and Cincinnati, Ohio, where she was the guest ot rel atives and friend*. Mrs. Wlllcox and Miss Henrietta Wlllcox have returned from a vlst to the great lakes. Miss Janie Curry, daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Curry, of Memphis, Is the guest of Miss Grace Hardla at Vln cent Lodge, East Lake. Mr. Glenn O. Friermood, formerly of Birmingham, passed through the city last Thursday en route to New York, where be will sail for Germany to pur sue hta musical studies. While In the city he was the guest of Mr. Arthur W. 8. Chalrsell. Mrs. John L. Parker and children and Mlaa Ward are at Lookout moun tain. Mr. and hire. EL T. Taliaferro and their European party landed In New York on September 1. Miss Willie Allen and her party landed In New York on the 7th. Mis* Helen Keller, Alabama's famous blind girl, Is expected tn spend soma time In Birmingham during the full. She will be a guest of- Birmingham during home coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Percy and chil dren and Miss DeBardclcbcn hnve g„no to Colorado for a visit of several weeks. General L. V. Clark nml Miss Au gusta Clark have gono to Asheville, N. C„ to be gone several weeks. Mrs. A. Cl Billups nnd daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hastam, and Miss Josephine Chalrsell are at 8t. Clair Springs. Mr*. Charles E. Piper Is the guest of her mother, Mr*. J. H. Washington, at St. Clair Springs. The Misses Jsrkson, of Mobile, who have been the guesta of Captain and Mr*. Lucian Brown, have returned to their home. They were extensively en tertained during their stay In the city, Sam Jones Tabernacle Meetings, Carters- ville, Ga, On Heptomper 15th to 23rd. Inclu sive, tho Western and Atlantic rail road will sell tickets from Atlanta- Dalton and Intermediate stations, to Cartersvllle, at ralo of one fare for the round trip. < 8am Jor-ea will be assisted by Evangellit Oliver and other ministers of renown. Prof. E. O. Excell will have charge ot L>- music, and other gospel singers ot note will attend. Throe services oach day, 10:30 a. m., 3:00 fp. m. and 8:00 p. m., and the people of Cartersvllle will welcome the great crowds with the same hos pitality they have always shown. • CHAS. E. HARMAN, Gen. Pas*. AgsnL TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN “WHBM IN THE COURSE of human events It becomes neces-ary" to build a house, a horns a hovel a hut. a barn, a bungnlo. a factory, atene- m * n L < ^ ab *Rer, a aback, a abed or any place requiring r.»,fi n / consult “ ‘ “ VULCANITE ,, b fit th* logical thing to use, for reasons too numerous to mention. People who have bought Vulcanite are buying It when they need roofing again. There are facta which actually hap pen and they apeak louder than words. It does not require expert labor to apply K. It Is rscojnmended by the National Board of Un derwriters and Southeastern Tariff Asaoclatlon. “YOU CAN PUT IT ON.’ r *fcAi. Gf See that this Seal it on every Roll. ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., SOLE 3TATE AGENT8 FOR GEORGIA. 29-31 8outh Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga. J. C. GREENFIELD, Pres. C. A. PEEK, S*c>.