The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 08, 1906, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. MON PAY, OCTOBER im SOUTHERN SOCIETY AUGUSTA, beautiful marriage of the week In i Bl “ u . ...Hoi ar%A e ni'Ai'P !, cordial and sincere Inter- an.ored was that of Miss Callle Mr. Albert L. Boy* T|t. the presence of a large num- rf friends, the house being beautl- l-decorated for the occasion. The * n handsome traveling suit ,‘ ..|„th with a dainty shirtwaist a « becoming hat to match. She car- bride's roses. Mr. and Mrs. Boyle a after the marriage for a bridal ,t after which they will reside In n^J^It^LIttleton, of this city, and ms' Mary Marland. of Griffin, da., married Tuesday evening. They * now away on a Northern bridal 1 "and will return within the next weeks to make their home. Dr. mieton IS one of Augusta's well- known physicians, and will Introduce m. bride to a wide circle of friends, "urf <• G. Kelly entertained the Wood lawn Euchre Club Thursday af- wrZon in a most delightful manner. Miss Albina Olfson entertained In fernally at euchre Wednesday even- f r The prizes, a Dresden vase and honk were presented to Miss Daly .a jii'ss Louise Vaughn. Aususta friends of Miss Harry Delle Hallmark. of Philadelphia, will be In- to learn that she will leave In few davs with a party of friends on two-months' visit to the Philippines. Mr» Harriett Gould Jeffries and Mr. id Mrs James Jeffries have returned om* Blue Bldge Springs, Va. Mrs Sparks W. Melton, who has Keen visiting relatives In Virginia for the past several months. Is expected borne next week. Mr« James F. McGowan and chil dren have returned from New York ,nd Virginia. Miss Grace Dugas will leave In a few davs to Join her mother, Mrs. Margaret Dugas. In New York. Mrs A Blndewald has returned home after a visit to Louisville, Ky.. where she placed Miss Loretta Blndo- ald at school. Mrs. R B. Doolittle Is visiting Mr. Doolittle’s mother, Mrs. McCants, In Spartanburg. , Mr. and Mrs. Porter Fleming have closed their summer home on Bath and returned to the city for the winter. Miss Golden, of Savannah, is the Sliest of Mrs. T. B. Irvin, having come o attend the marriage of Miss Callle Kolb Irvin to Mr. Albert Boyle. Cards are out to the marriage of Miss Jennie Lee Walton to Dr. H. J. M. Selden, of Sewunee. which will occur the evening of Wednesday, October at the Church of the Good Shep ierd, on the Hill. Miss Sallle Harris, of Athens, li he sues! of her aunt, Mrs. Charles 'hlnlzy. Her approaching mnrrlnge to Mr. J. .V Carter, of Mexico, has bein nnouneed. Miss Emily Welgle entertained a number of her little friends Wednes day afternoon In celebration of her eighth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dunnlngton have returned from an extensive trip to Panada. New York and other Eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Harrison and Mrs. Inman Belt have' returned from Origin, Ga., where they attended the marriage of Dr. J. R. Littleton to Mlse (try Marland. • Mr. Thomas Ussery, of Atlanta, vis- led friends In the etty this week. Mrs. \V. E. Dupont, of Savaqnah, Is is guest of her daughter, Mre. Fred 'arrer. Mrs. Charles Love, of Atlanta, Is th? rest for several days .of Mrs. Albert lateher. Mrs tv. H. Fleiplng Is In Atlanta, here she Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ayer. Dr. Charles Hickman and Miss hd.'s Hickman are expected home rtly from New York. Broil and Miss Helen »tt "111 return In a few days from nh Hatley, Canada. Miss Annie Foster has returned from lemon, B. where she has been sue»t of Mrs. Augusta Bush. Mrs. Jacob Phlnlty and Mlsa Anns union Phlnlzy are now In Paris. ' r «. O. H. Seyd will spend the wln- ln Augusta. Miss Charlotte Walker, who played hi Parole" In-this city Wednesday renlng, was entertained during her nort stay In th# city by her ktnswom- ■t Miss Harriet Adame Ganahl. Mias zlker Is a descendant of the Plnck- T*. of South Carolina, and Is well loan In Augusta. She will spend undny win, Mr. and Mre. Pleaeant •wall In Savannah. hI™?".!!,. Mr *' ,' Vatkln > Crockett ten- „ ”“.™ m * handsome dinner at the Hermitage club Tuesday evening, at which twenty-four guests were 1 pres ent, and on Wednesday Miss Shirley *•“"• « av e a pretty luncheon fop M ss Knowles, Mr. J. T. Howell com plimenting Mr. Knowles with a stag ®V fa,r ■ Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mc- C ung Gardner entertained them at Llnwood. thgtr country home, Tues day afternoon. Mias Louise Clark, who Is a leader In Boston society, will come to Nash ville next week to visit Mrs. William D. Haggard, who will give her a lunch eon and afternoon card party at the Golf and Country (.Tub Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Washburn and children, Frank, Jr., and Elizabeth, of Nashville, will be in Atlanta next Tuesday, re turning from a stay of several months In the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Glascock Mays will either accom pany them to Nnshvllle or follow In a few days to visit Mrs. E. W. Cole at Colemere. Mrs. C. L. Dibrell and Miss Mary Lee Dibrell, who alio spent the summer with Mrs. Washburn at The Highlands and at Lake Toxaway, and who spent Tuesday In Atlanta at the Piedmont and with Mrs. Mays, are at home. Mrs. M. P. O'Connor has returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, In Atlanta. The state fair, which begins next Monday, will attract many visitors to Nashlvllle. The chief event will be a brilliant ball at the Hermitage Club next Friday evening. The woman's department at the fair la housed In the former Cumberland Park Club house, and prominent women will serve as hostesses each day. A number of luncheons and dinners will be given at the tea room at the building. The department will be opened with appro priate exercises next Monday after noon. over which Mrs. Katherine P. Wright, director, will preside. For each day special features are arranged. Thursday Knoxville ladles will give the program and Friday Is set apart for Memphis. A new German Club has been form ed In Nashville, composed of a large number of dancing men of the city, who will give a series of germans at the Duncan and Maxwell hotels dur ing the season. "State Prohibition." On Tuesday local chapter of the W. C. T. U. was organized. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carpenter, of Stephens, are vjslting Mrs. Belle Knight. Mrs. Edwin Brobston, after an ex tended visit to relatives, has returned to her home at Brunswick. Miss Nona Martin has returned to her home In Atlanta, after a visit to Mrs. Fannie Gibbs. Misses Sue Reid Walton and Edna Pou are visiting In Covington. „ Messrs. Pat Winter, of Atlanta, and Wallace Jopltng, of Aurusta, attended the Wlnter-Jopllng wedding Monday. gadsdIn, ALA. Mrs, R. A. Mitchell and daugh ter. Miss Myra, have returned from a visit to friends In Birmingham. Mrs. A. E. Goodhue entertained the Embroidery Circle at her home on Forest avenue "’hursday afternoon. Mr. o. R. Goldman has retuened from a business trip to Chattanooga. The young men 1 of the elty gave _ dance at the Prlntup hotel Monday evening In compliment to several vis Itlng young ladles. The Twentieth-Century Club met In the parlors of the Prlntup hotel Tues day evening and resumed their work and outlined their plans for the com Ing winter season. -Sidney Mitchell, who has been the guest of his uncle, R. A. Mitchell, has returned to his h»me in New York. Mrs. Luln McCracken and son, of Huntsville, have arrived here and will make this elty their home. Mrs. Edward Ross has returned from a visit to relatives at Guntersvllle. Mrs. T. A. Keith Is visiting her moth er nt Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Petree have arrived from Russellville and will re side here In the future. Mrs. William Fleming has returned from a visit to friends at Blrmlng ham. » Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson, of Philadelphia, have taken npartmenta at the Prlntup hotel for the winter. Tennis Is a popular pastime with the young people here since the cooler weather has commenced. Mrs. A. W.' McCullough and little daughter have returned from a visit to The date selected for the marriage of ° ra ? ttnl " 1 Miss Louise Warren and Mr. A. Roy h °w 8 b r• 7;, Thompson- Is October 2d. at the bride's '» fwnJ? home. An the 16th Mrs. Thomas L. C 'e haa NASHVILLE, TENN. The notable marriage of next week „ M^vute society Is that of Miss McEwen and Mr. William Ul- V, New York, on October 10, nt Meet Presbyterian church, with a ™' nm , reception afterwnrde at the th £ br,< '®'* mother. Mrs. John , * n The attendants will Include sroornsmen from New York, with ”*■' '""I. Mr. Harry Reynolds, York; Miss Lilia Horton. ilftS*' ma,< * ,,r honor, and the Mla " Klt,l « Stubblefield, ^ 'ell known to Atlanta society, l,v L, ! rla McEwen. On next umer 5 „ m" 1 "* Mr - n >"l Mrs. R. W. '-bn,in! * ve 8 hdKet supper for them 1,3r: I; and Mr - Reynold, will undo- ", i dlnner at the Golf and lob the night before the mar- It of’thl*!'. C L Kn °yi«". Vice preai- ""'Mechanics’ National bank, ■“ rin.> £- h ' al ? < ’ hl * daughter, Miss » tn\ ao “J e, ' NWho spent sever- N^vlhe this week, were entertained during their atay. Herbert, Jr., will tehder a cloudburst to Miss Warren, a new name for miscellaneous shower, and on the 19th Mrs. Fred Kirtland will compliment her with a linen shower. Mrs. Alice Cummins Branch, of At lanta, Is here to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Campbell- Trahue, In tveat Nashville. MARIETTA. Mrs. Fred Morris entertained the Young Matrons’ Bridge Whist Club on Tuesday afternoon. After the game delicious refreshments were served. The Ladles' Afternoon Euchre Club was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. F. Keeler at the residence of Dr. nnd Mrs. Setze. After a pleas ant afternoon at cards dainty refresh ments were served. The prizes, n drawn work piece and a beautiful plate, were won by Mrs. C. T. Nolan and Mrs. Chlpley Setxe. Mrs. W. D. Anderson and two chil dren returned to Macon laat week. Mrs. Couch, of Senola. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Nolan. Mrs. B. A. White and children, who have been the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jordan Black, have returned to Bruns wick. Mrs. W. F. Bennet and daughter, Lilian, have returned home. Mrs. Comer and children, S. A. nnd Nannie, have returned, from South Carolina. _ . . _ Mr. and Mrs. James Brumby left Wednesday for their home In Duneden, Fin. They were accompanied by Mas ter Bollan Brumby. Miss Estelle Lindley and Mr. Lltch- nen Lord were united In marriage on Sunday. Rev. D. J. Maddox performed the ceremony. been for the benefit of her health. D. J. F. Klnnett, of Huntsville, le visiting his parents on Sixth street. Sam .1. Powers, of Rome, Ga., was a visitor Wednesday. John Wf d, of Sanger, Cal., la vis Itlng his m-other, C. S. Ward. J. H. Harden nnd family, of Annls ton, have arrived here and will make this elty their futurA home. Captain W. H. Weller nnd family arrived from Anniston Wednesday and will reside here again, i Mr. and Mrsl W. G. Brockaway will remove from Birmingham to this city next week, where they will make their home. Miss Carrie Ifpooks Is visiting friends In Anniston nnd Jacksonville. Mlsa.Annabel!# Vandiver, of Talln- dega, wtio has been visiting Mrs. W. O. Bellcnger, has returned home. Mlsa Annie Williams has returned to her home at Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christopher have returned from a visit to Atlantic City. Mrs. M. A. Smith, of Texarkana, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Mc- Glathery. Mrs. Eugene Thompson and children, of Baltimore, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beggs. Mrs. Ira F. Hawkins and little daugh ter have returned from a visit to Port land. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Vdughn have arrived from Selma to make this city their home. On Saturday evening as the resi dence of the bride's aunt. Mb's Marie Goodman and Mr. Malcolm Sylvester were united In marriage by Rev. Mr. George. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. John Goodman. Mr. George Irln wae best man and Miss Roberta Goodman was maid of honor. The bride wns handsomely gowned In white radium silk made princess. The veil wns held In place by a diamond brooch and she carried 8 "hn'veT bou quet of bride’s roses. Mlsa Roberta Goodman wore a lingerie gown of white mull elaborately trimmed with laco and carried white roses. After the ceremony n buffet supper was served. MADISON. Miss Cadle Winter and Mr. W. I* Jnnllna of Augusta, were very quietly married on last Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Immediately after the cere mony the couple left for Augusta, where they will make their home. Miss Bessie Butler ls«pendlng a few days In Mlltedgevllle this Mrs. A. G. Johnston left Wednesday for Meridian. Miss., where she wlh * P Mre. "sMUe* Vnson Is visiting friends ln M?s‘ h M. h0 F. , ' , 'Brooks and Mis. Dot Atkinson are . v, *> t . ln * 1 , '"n^Mar'letta Is Miss Martha Black, of Marietta. I. dartown, are the guests of Mrs. Laura A Mrs° V Mary Armour, of Easton the H»S P to‘i d packed hoise last- Sunday nl$ at thf Methodist church, on GEORGIA RAILROAD Low PASSENGER RATES TO ATLANTA, GA., aucon, ga., For full information, call upon any ticket agent of he Georgia Railroad. R, E, MORGAN, General Agent. Account Georgia S'* 1 *, II _T, l 5^, t ! on aale October 9th to 20th, limited to October 2Id. Account Macon Centennial Fair. Tick ets on sale October 1st to morning trains of October 10th, limited to Oc tober 11th. MONTGOMERY, ALA. Miss Katherine Bethea, of Marlon, Is visiting Mrs. John Stratford at her home on Adams street. Mrs. Charles Stewart, with her son. Is spending two weeks with her pa rents. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Cox. The engagement of Mlsa Elsie Ret- tlman, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. Mortimer Meyer, of this city, has been announced. Mrs. J. W.-Durr, Jr., and daughter. Miss Kate Durr, have returned from an extended visit to the mountains of Virginia. Mrs. Edward Graham and daughter, Miss Dorothy Graham, who hnve been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stokely, In Newport, Tenn., and in Asheville, have returned to their home on South Court. Mrs. C. A. Locke, who has been vis iting In Birmingham, and her sister, Mrs. Edward Oraharn, here, has re turned to her home In Eufaula. Mrs. W. F. Vandiver and her daugh ter, Mrs. L. B. Whitfield, have returned after spending the summer In Chi cago. Mr. Joseph Gardner Is visiting Mr. and Mrn. DeCotles, on Goldsmith street. Mrs. Ell P. Smith, of Birmingham, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mapes, has returned home. Mrs. Shirley Bragg Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Penruddock, In Blr. mlngham. Miss Richmond, secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association, has resigned her position on account of 111 health and will leave January 1. Mrs. Lula Glllon, of Atlanta, has been the guest of Mrs. F. D. Johnson, on Pleasant nvenue. Misses Mohr and Merit* have turned to their duties at Sophie New comb, In New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Phillips and son, of Atlanta, have eome her# and will make this their home In the fu ture. Miss Dora Worthington, who has been visiting In Louisville and Bir mingham, has returned to her home In Prattville. Mr. N. C. Davidson has gone to New York to meet his daughter. Miss Kate Davldsop, who has been abroad all summer. Mrs. J. Klrkman Jackson has re turned from a summer stay In the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Louis Farley and Mlsa Jetta- llne Farley have returned from a visit to Mrs. Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, where they were th# recipients of many de lightful aoclal attentions. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Thigpen hnve returned from a visit to New York. Mrs. Hubert Dent and little son have returned from a visit to Louisville, K Mrs. W. M. Wlikerson and three children have returned from Chicago and New York. Mrs. Haffold. of Selma, Is spending the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Heldt. Ing Europe. They will remain for three weeks before going to Washington, where they have rented apartments for the winter. They will return to Ashe ville c.-irty In tin- si i! Ing ;iml "111 pr.ih- ably stay nt Blltmore until they sail for Europe again. -Mr. Vanderbilt has arranged several house and hunting parties, which will begin soon after Ills arrival here. Miss Cora Lee Drummond enter tained Tuesday' evening nt the Swnn- nanoa Country Club In honor of Miss Baldwin, of Mississippi, who Is visit ing her. There were about one hun dred guests present, who participated In dancing from 10 to 12 o’clock, after which a buffet luncheon wns served. A number nf.the young people of the city enjoyed a dance nt Overlook, on Suneet Mountain. Wednesday night. There were about twenty couplespres- ent. Morris Yow, of Toccoa, Ga., enter tained at a coaching and dinner party Monday afternoon, In honor of the Misses Pelzer, of Montgomery, Ala, who have been spending the summer In Ashovllle. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dfcose, of At lanta. hove returned home, after spend ing several days In Asheville, the guest of relatives. Mr*. West has returned to her home In Savannah, after spendlhg several weeks In Asheville. Mrs. D. R. Thomason and little daughter, of Atlanta, who have been In Asheville for several weeks; have returned to Atlanta. Hon. and Mrs. Alexander T. Lendon, of Birmingham, who have been at Victoria Inn for the summer, left Fri day for their home. W. T. Mason has returned from an extended stay In Atlanta. Mrs. Rogert Grant and little daugh ter have gone for a visit to Mrs. Mills In Atlanta. They will remain for a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hunter, of Atlan ta, are expected to arrive ihe first of next week for a ten-days’ stay. They wore In Asheville early In the sum mer. * MACON. The Macon History Club held Its first meeting of the,season on Tuesday afternoon at the home nt the president. Mrs. Alexander Proudflt. Two Inter esting papers were read, one by Mrs. William U. Turpin and the other by Mrs. S. C. Moore. Miss Camille Lamar entertained de lightfully the Young Ladlee’ Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. The members present were Misses Fannie Harris. CJafre Bolfeulllet, Rosslter Cn|. Ilns, Marcella Griffith, Cora Burr, Fan nie Plant and Lillian Griffith. Mlsa Lila Cabantsa has as her guest Miss Louise Williams, of Aiken, s. I’., and many social affairs are being plan ned for her entertainment. In honor of Mlsa Williams Miss Cahanlss enter tains with a reception on Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6. Mrs. Nathaniel F. Jackson has re turned to her horn* In Atlanta, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrlll. Mrs. Anderson Reese, Miss Martlm Ross, Miss Ida Holt and Mr. Will Holt arrived In the city on Wednesday, after an absence of several months spent at Aahevllle, N. C. Mra. William Lee Ellis will arrive the last of this week from a several* months' stay In Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. ~ Mlss Rose Crutchfield went to Bol- Ingbroke on Wednesday, where she will be the guest of Miss Sara Wadley. Miss Crutchfield, accompanied by her father, M r. W. A. Crutchfield, leaves on the 19th for a visit to New York. Mrs. Ben Willingham entertained the Vlnevllle Neighborhood Club at Its first meeting on Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming, of New York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calder Willingham, Jr., on College street. Mrs. T. C. Burke and >Mlss Martina are expected home on Saturday from New York. Miss May Burke will re main In the North to complete her course at the 8acred Heart Convent at Manhattan. Major and Mrs. J. F. Hanson are spending this week In New York. Mrs. Annie Speer Burr has ns her guest Miss Hattie Collins, of Forsyth. Judge and Mrs. Emory 8pcor, who. have been at Lake Toxaway all sum mer, are now nt Mt. Airy. Mrs. Calder Willingham and Mlsa Lila Willingham are at home again, after a delightful summer abroad. Mrs. Fondren Mitchell, of Thornes- vllle, Is the guest of Mrs. Walter Grace in Vlnevllle. Mrs. George Duncan has returned home, having spent the summer at Warm springs, Va. Miss Tracy Dun can Is at Madame LeFebverea In Bal timore for another year. * Mr. and Mrs. Leon 8. Dure have re turned from While Springs, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hartley Hall have gone to Chicago,for a stay of two weeks. Mrs. H. M. Wortham has returned from New York. , , Thit various elulit of the rltyare liegln. a to reorganize for the winter n study ... amusement, nnd many announcements are made for meetings during the comhijt One of the most unique as well as one of the most stylish waists shown In the shops. The shoulder piece Is made of slik and adds greatly to the beauty of the waist, which Is made of figured goods. W. T. Catahan, who Is III, does not Improve. — Mrs. Louis Taylor has as her guests Mr. Bob Key and wife, of Wooster. Mr. Judson Herndon, of Cedartown, Is In Haralson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Morgan Cnlahan were In Haralson it few days ago. Mr. George Cagle nnd Mr. Van Rob erts were In Atlanta Monday. Miss Myrt Rawls hss gone to Means- vllle, where she has an Interesting mu sic class. Mr. Frank Hatchett and Miss Pearl Hatchett, who have been visiting the family of Mr. A. H. Foster, have gono home. , Ncwb has been received of the death of Mrs. Mary Park, of Sandersvllle. She tens the daughter of Major John Hodnott, a veteran of the rear of 1912. and sister-in-law of Captain R. E. Park, of Atlanta. Out of a family of eleven slaters nnd brothers only one survives. Mrs. Sara Gray, of Woolsey. Mrs. Gray Is 92 years old and on her last birthday went to an all-day pic nic. Rev. H. P. Counti goes to Rural Re- treat, Va., to take charge of the Luth eran church there. Miss Minnie Miller, of r-nr Griffin, Is the guest of Miss Anna Foster. Mr. Louie Taylur is lem eu. with fever. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge W. Vanderbilt will return to Blltmore House next week, after spending the summer tour- week. On Monde/ will meet nt the St - dent. Mrs. Alexander I’romlfil. _ . The Walnut Street Neighborhood Club wns entertained on Monday by Mrs. I eray Chentney. Mrs. Hnm Pearson mndo ton wore In the game of bridge and raptured the prize. • . Mra Henry Lsmnr. Jr. was hnatraa on Thnradny morning for the Bridge Club of *hf» In a momlitT. The* Stnti* F«Ht<«nitl*n of Womor» , n Club* will lx* th# ““ *‘ J — " ,NoT#mb#r 7. ~ ----- - . . t Mr*. William Ilrnrr Roaa hna r#turn<*<1 from Aahevllle, N. t\, having apent n month th fl5. Trnejr Baxter. Maater John Baxter nnd Mina Theo Tlnalev.Unve.returned home from their aununer trim which Included n vlait to Tnte Hprtnjra. Tenn., Toxawny, nnd llenderaonvllle, .V. t*. Mra. Arthur Overton nnd Mlaa Pnullne Overton, of Hnvnnnah, arrived *hla week to Join Mr. Overton and they will make thla «... Engen^Harrla and Mlaa Marie liar- rla are attending the month of Hepteml>er at Knludn. N. O. The many frlendn of Mra. John M. Cutler nfe delighted to know that ahe hna fully recovered from the Injurle* which ahe re ceived In an automobile accident In At lanta aevernl week* ago. . 4 . Mr*. Fill* T*llw>t hna returned to her home In Illchmond, * V«., nfter a vlait to Mr*. 8. It. J*«iue». Mra. 8. R. Jnijne* and Ml** l.'onatance Jnque* left on Tneaday for Baltimore, where Mia* Jnque* will enter achool. Sir. 87 8. imiilnp, Mra. If. M. Wortham and Mr. nnd Mr*. John It. Little ure ex- peered to nrrlve In .laron on Aatimlfly. Mr*. K. K. Illnea nnd Mlaa lllnea hnve •turned to the -eity from a trip to Lake ..eorge, Saratoga, tJloueenter, Mai*., nnd New Y'ork. - t Mr. r.mory t’abnnlM will attend the tate I nlvcralty thl* year. Mr. A. 0. Sehotleld. Jr., ha* gone to Terre Haute. Ind:, to reaume hfa atudlea at the Unae Polytechnic Inntltnte. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Taylor Coleman and children have returned from Saluda, * V m!** Mnttlhel Pope and Ml** Lillian Wright left for New York laat weelf. Mlaa Clnlre Bolfeulllet hna returned to the city from riarkeavlllc. Ha. Mlaa Elian- beth Bolfeulllet will remain lu T’lnrkeavllle aeveral week* longer. Sir*. Tliomn* A. Hall hna returned from a vlait to friends In Corner. Mra. 8. «•’. Moore hna returned home from Birmingham. HARAL80N. • Rev. Mr. Cmtntn and family will lei»\'e In a few day* for Virginia. Mlaa Kate Thompnon In III with fever. Mr. and Mrn. Lee Culahan were In Haralson Sunday. WAYCR088. Mrn. Agnen Findlay, one of the mont popular teachern In the -Waycronn public school, han returned from Ma con, where ahe npent the nummer. Mm. John E. Wadley entertained on- Tuenday afternoon In honor of Minn Mary Lyon, whone marriage to Mr. Watta, of Jacknonvllle, will take place October 8. Mlaa Halcla Bower, of Balnbrldge, la spending a few days with frlendn here, before going on to Jacknonvllle, whero ahe han accepted a position In the high school. Mr. John W. Qreer in back from a trip to New York. Minn Iloberta Cook In visiting her ulster, Mm. C. R. Murphy. Mlsa Vay Harris, of Germantown, Tenn., han returned and Is with Mm. Robert I. Jalar. Mrn. Exum and daughter, Minn May guest* of Mr. and Mm. W. A. Price. Invitations have been received In the city from Mr. and Mm. William Rufus Walters, to the marriage of their daughter, Mary Lucllo, to Mr, Frank Barton McDonald. The marriage will take place at the home of the bride, at Montexuma, Go., on Wednesday, the 8d of October, at 1 o'clock. Miss Walters In well known in Waycrosn, having taught In the public school here two years ago, and on her return to the city as the bride of Mr. McDon ald she will receive a warm welcome from her many friends made at that time. Mm. T. J. Gurr has returned from spending the summer with relatives In Atlanta. Miss Willie Beck has returned from Florida and resumed her work In the public school. Mm. E. P. Gaines and children, who have been visiting Mrs. C. E. Murphy, left last week for Montlcello, Ark. Mrs. F. M. Hawkins and children, who 'have been spending some time In the city, left Monday for their home in Jacksonville. Messrs. C. E. Bostwlck, Jr., and Chas. Ost have returned from a trip to Tam pa, St. Augustine and other.points in Florida. Mr*. L. L. Campbell and son, Lewis, returned from McRae Saturday night. Mr. and Mm. VV. H. Ham and daugh ter arrived In Waycross Saturday from Youngstown, Ohio. GAD8DEN, ALA. Mrs. Clark, of Rome, Ga., Is the guest of her daughter. Mm. 8. C. Gentry, on Ninth street. * Miss Lily C. Mitchell entertained a number of her friends Friday evening with a bridge party at the home of her sister. Mrs. George E. Turrentlne, on Turrentlne avenue. Mrs J. D. Dunlap was the hostess to the Wednesday Euchre Club this week. Miss f*aurene Goodhue has gone to Rome, Ga., to enter school. Mr. and Mm. W. J. Beggs entertain ed the Kylonlan Club Friday even- Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Beggs entertained the Kylonlan Club Friday evening. Airs J. H. Leader and children will leave shortly lor California, where they will spend Ihe winter. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Newman are vls- JHng friends at Center, where Dr. New- inan Is assisting In a revival service. Mrs. George 8. Womack has re turned from a visit to relatives at Shelbyvllle, Tenn. Percy Nmlth, of Selma, L visiting nls parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Smith, on Ninth street. The members reception at the Young Men’s Christian ^Association Monday ovenlng wai one of the most pleasant social affairs of the week. Mr. J. M. House Is spending a few days at home with relatives and friends. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gave a concert Friday evening which was quite a success financially. Mr. J. N. Finney, who has been vis iting relatives here returned to Hunts ville Thursday. Phi Burnett Has gone to DeLand, Fla., where he wWJ enter school for the winter. Rev. 8. L. Dobbs, of Birmingham, was the guest of Rev. Ira F. Hawkins yesterday. Mrs. R. A. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Myra, are visiting friends * Birmingham. The Embroidery Circle was enter tained by Mrs. T. C. Ewing Thursday afternoon. Mr. Leon McCord, secretary of the state supreme court, visited friends here Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mm. D. Reich have returned from a visit to French Lick, Ind. ' Mr. Morris Bush will leave shortly for a visit to Europe. .Mrs. L. W. Dean Is vlaltlng Mm. Stllwell in Bit mlngham. Mrs. Talt. of Chicago, Is the guest of Mrs. E. T. Schuler. Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Kyle and Captain and Mrs. *J. M. Elliott, Jr., will go to New York next week. - W. P. Cobb, of Tuskeege, was look ing after hi* property interests here during the week. Mm T. E. French nnd children, of Corinth, Miss., are visiting Mrs. Ira F. Hawkins on Turrentlne nvenue. Major W. J. 8*bert, U. 8. A., of Pittsburg, has arrived in the city to MEDA. Miss Annie Hudson was the guest of friends here this week. Mrs* J. C. Barnes, of Opelika, Ala., visited relatives here recently. Mrs. A. 8. Edmondson has returned from a vllst to Sparta. Mrs. Taylor Hodges Is the guest of relatives at Meda. , Miss Virginia Marshall has been the guest of Miss Fannie Lee Carter. Mr. Hugh Park will visit Atlanta next week. Mrs. Hattie Sawyer, of Macon, Is vis- I fcc present at th”* golden wedding of j hlM parent?*, Majoi Slbcrt and wife. ! Itlng Mr. and Mra. Lee Wilcoxson. .Mra. T. J. Park gave a dining in honor of Mrs. J. C. Barnes, of Opelika. Mi-. It. \V. Hutchinson "111 *p«*nd the winter In New York, where Mr. Hutchinson will be engngctl In busi ness. y Miss Mattie Edmundson will visit Miss Josephine Edmundson Reid at Monroe soon. Miss Louise Edmundson Is the guest of her brother nnd sister, Jtid«jo and Mm. Joseph S. Turner, of Eatonton. Mr. Marvin Turner has returned from a business trip to Atlanta. Dr. Roland Hall, who visited his sister here last week, has returned to Macon. Mra. E. M. Hudson spent a few* days with friends at Meda recently. Mr. J. E. Mysick, of. Mllledgevllle. was among the welcome visitors here. Miss Lillian Park wHI visit friends In Crawford vllle nextsweek. Miss Mary Eugenia Reid visited her father’s -Mentation this week. Mr. Joseph Boone has returned from a delightful visit to Florida. Mr. Burnette Harris has returned to Savannah after a visit to his sister, Mrs. A. 8. Edmundson,. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Turner, Sr„ have been the guests of the family of Mr. Z. J. Edmundson. Hon. John T. Dennis has been the host at the gathering of several rela tives at "Glen Dennis." Mrs. R. N. Etheridge, of Jackson, is expected to be the guest of the Misses Edmundson soon. MILLEDGEVILLE. Mra. W. F. Little wna Iioatc** nt n moat charming party on Inst Friday afternoon In honor of the Matrons’ Club nt her hand some suburban home. The game of 42 wna played nml highly enjoyed. There many handsomely gowned womeu present. At the conelnaton of the game* n salad course, followed with Ices, wns served. Mins Corlnne Crawford entertained the 43 Club In honor of Mrs. Fielder M. M. IlealJ, •vho has recently returned from Alaska, where she spent the past two years with her huahsnd. Captain Ilenll, of the United States army. Mra. Beall's most lutlmate friend* were guest* on this occnalon, which •roved a thoroughly enjoyable oue. Tempt* game of 42 wna puu course wall served. The ninny friends of Dr. T. O. Powell re gret to learn of his continued aerloua 111* neaa. There la little change In his condition. Mr*. F. M. M. Beall Is the guest of Miss .Scott Whitaker. Miss Helen Iloper. of Feruandlna, Fla., who has lieen the guest of Mrs. E. E. Bass, lias returned home. Mr*. A. It. Miller and little son. of Port Tampa, Fin., are visiting Mra. Ellen Perry. Mrs. A. V. duBIguoii has returned from Luaon county. Misses Mary. Both Hnd WlUle Thomas, of Crlffln, are visiting Mra. J. II. Vlnaon. Mra. John Vinson nnd Mias Mary Ruth Thoms* spent several days Inst week lu Ms* >n, the guests of friends. aikenTs. C. Mrs. Elisabeth Byrnes and her dnughter, Itlng Mr. ami Mrs. James F. Byrnes, on Park avenue. Mr. Elliott Wood has returned from New York nml has now gone to Atlanta, where he will attend the Ueorgla Hdiool of Tech* nolog.v. W. W. Stallings, of Atlanta, visited I. N. E'lbnuka Monday, nml left for Beech Is land, where he will spend n few days. MIm* Mamie IMcka. of Chattanooga, vlait* ed Mrs. II. O. Murray Inst week. She has uow gone to Kdgeneld. where she will tench In the Kouth Carolina Co-Eihicatlonal Institute. > Mias Mnrr Keith, of TIutmonsvHle. 8. C., nnd Miss Vivian Mnrjihy. of t’harleston. 8. C„ arrived In the city Inst week. They will tench nt 8t. Angelas nmdeitiy for the coming winter. Misses Ellii Croft and Elliertn Rhtud leave tndn.v for 8|mrtnnburg, where they will reenter t'onverae college. Dr. II. Workman, of Woodruff. 8. t’„ la registered nt the Hotel -Aiken for a few days, after which he will resume his work nt the Medical College of Mouth Carolina for the coining winter. Edward Henry Henderson, son of K. P. Henderson, Esq., tills week enters the law classes of our atnte unlrerslty nt Colum bia. lie graduated this year nt Davidson <oltego. tnklng a high stand lu a large class, getting an A.B. degree of that exOol* tieorge Burkhnltcr. of Louisville, Da., via* Ited rHntlvea and friend* In thla city Inst week. Messrs. Laurie, Edward nnd Theodor* Croft left thla week for the Cnlveratty of Houtli Carolina. • Miss fterrio Hudson has returned to the city nfter spending some time In. the moun tains of North Carolina. Miss I^olln Murphy, of Charleston. 8. C„ and Miss Mamie tfwenrlnger. of Hrnnlte- vllle, 8. I\, visited nt 8t. Angela* nrn.l- emy Tuesday afternoon. Septem!»er 2... Miss Isabelle Hyer arrived In Aiken Sat urday, Meptember 29, previous to reaumlng her work n* teacher lu the Oakwood graded school. GRIFFIN. On Monday evening Mlaa Stella Johnson entertained the teachem of the Methodist Sunday achool at the home of Mra. T. H. Wynn. During the evening a oalad courae waa eerved. > Little Mlaa Ann Hill Drewry enter tained about seventy-five of her little friends at a bfrthday party Tuesday evening from 4 to 8 o clock. Gnme* were flayed upon the lawn nnd another feature waa the pinning'of cuea to a Chinaman. Douglas Brown won the prlxe for pinning the cue nearest In place. $a38 ' . —TO— Macon, Ga., and Return —VIA— Central of Georgia Railway. Account Macon Centennial Fair, the Central of Georgia Railway will, on October It: to 9th, Inclualve. and for tralna scheduled to arrive Macon bo-' fore noon, October 10th, aell tickets from Atlanta at rate of }3.38 round trip, final limit October lSiu, 1906. Correspondingly low ratei wlU apply from other points In Georgia and from Columbia and Eufaula, Ala. W. H. FOGG. D. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. Mra. Marie Knoller. The funeral aervlcea of Mra. Marie Knoller, who died at t'artersvllle laat Friday, were held at the chapel of the Swift ft Halt Company, at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, nnd the Interment >.vaa at Oakland cemetery. "WHEN IN THE COURSE of human eventa It becomea neceaaary” to build a houae, a home, a hovel, a hut. a barn, a bungalo, a factory, a tene ment. a ahelter. a shack, a shed or any place requiring roofing, consult ua about VULCANITE It la the 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 word,. It does not require expert labor to apply It. It la recommended by Ihe National Board of Un derwriters and Southeastern Tariff Association. “YOU CAN PUT IT ON.” crew*^*’ See that this 8eal Is on evtry Roll. ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., 80LE STATE AGENTS FOR. GEORGIA. 29-31 South Forsyth 8treet, Atlanta* Ga. J. C. GREENFIELD. Pris. C.I. PEEK. Stc>.