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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13. 19'>.
DORSEY* WITH AM.
The wedding of Dr. Rufus T. Dorsey
and Miss Laura Wltham, which will
take place next Thursday evening at
the hdme of Mr', and Mrs. W. S.WIth-
&m, on Peachtree street, will be of In
terest to. a large circle of friends. The
ceremony will be performed In the
drawing room, before an inprovlsed al
tar of palms and ferns, by Jtev. Walker
Lewis, fcsslsted by Dr. C. O. Jones, pas
tor of St. Mark church.
Miss Effle Beale Phelan will be maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will in-
. elude Miss Emily Lowndes, Miss Mar
tha Whitman, Miss Agnes Ladson.
Mr. Hugh Dorsey, brother of Dr. Dor
sey, will be best man. and the grooms
men will Include Mr. Toly Williams,
Mr. John Glenn, Mr. Sims Bray. Mr.
Stuart Wltham and Mr. John Keene
will act as ushers.
MISS ROBINSON’TbRIDGE PARTY.
Miss Emma Robinson will entertain
at a small bridge party next Friday
afternoon at her home on Ponce De
1-eon, In honor of Mrs. Robert L.
Cooney and Miss Ethel Mobley. The
invitations are confined to the young
married friends of Miss Robinson.
CLUB WOMEN ARE TO
BE ENTERTAINED.
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs will be entertained by the Ma
con Federation on November 7, 8 and
9. Extensive preparations are being
made for the social pleasures of the
hundred ladles expected in Macon at
that time. A brilliant reception will be
given by the Mary Hammond Wash
ington chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, and the Current
Topics Club, the Macon History Club
and the Sidney Lanier chapter. Daugh
ters of the Confederacy, wl'J each en
tertain for the visitors. The officers of
the city federation are: Mrs. Mallory
Taylor, president: Miss Florence Bernd.
vice president: Mrs. C. H. Peete, sec
retary, and Mrs. Duncan Brown, treas
urer.
ferns. Several Interesting games were
played and one of the enjoyable fea
tures of the evening was a song by
Miss Jeanie Paris.
Mr. William D. Upshaw gave a very
pleasapt talk, after which refreshments
were served.
Among those invited were:
Miss Clara Llndorberg, Miss Maureen
Felts, Miss Stansell, Miss Jeanie Paris,
Miss Nora Bradley, Miss Bannic Hood,
Miss Lillian Eskridge, Miss Myitis
Haines, Miss Lou Oulda Felts, Miss
Mell Ramsey, Missy^nna Belle Hansen.
STATUE TO J. L. M. CURRY.
The people of Alabama unveiled, Oc
tober 10, the statue of Dr. J. L. M.
Curry In Statuary Hall In the capitol
nt Washington. D. C\, In which the
whole South will share with Alabama
In Its pride at such an achievement.
It Is of white marble nnd If one of the
most striking In Statuary Hall, being a
little different in style from any other
there.
Perhaps the most Interesting feature
of this unveiling Is the fact that ft Is
the second statue of a Confederate sol
dier ever placed In the national capitol.
D. A. R. ARCH AT~
CAMBRIDGE, MA88.
Invitations have been received to the
dedication of the memorial arch pre
sented to Cambridge. Mass., by the
jlGenertil Society of the Daughters of
the Revolution, which will take place
*ion the anniversary of thd surrender at
* Yorktown, October 19.
The arch Is situated at the head of
Cambridge Common, near the spot
where Washington took command of
the Continental Army.
The exercises, which will take place
In the old historic Olylst Church, in-
1 elude an address by Curtis Guild, Jr.,
governor of Massachusetts, music by
the Boston Cadet Band and speeches by
several prominent cltlxens.
After the t-Vacation a reception to
visiting members will be given by the
MasHSehusetts State Society at the
.parish house of ChrlsJ Church. A largo
attendance of the Daughters from the
vnHouk atateiv Is expected.
The Cambridge arch was designed by
the same architects who planned the
granite shaft erected by the society nt
Valley Forge. The plans for the arch
were accepted by the city of Cam
bridge and the Municipal Art Commis
sion and passed upon by many prom
inent art critics.
BARACA AND PHILATHEA
CLA8SES ENTERTAINED.
On Thursday evening the Philathea
and Baraca classes of Central Baptist
Sunday school were delightfully enter
tained by Mr. Roy Y. Sanders, at the
home of his mother, Mrs. D. J. Snn*-
ders, 299 Woodward avenue. The house
was beautifully decorated In light hluo
and white, and dark blue and white,
being the Philathea and Buraca class
Miss Bessie Haines, Miss Laura Beilen
berg. Miss Selma Bel Jen berg, Miss
Maebeth Todd, Miss Meta B. Vincent,
Miss f’lnra B. Rives, Miss Alice John
son, Mrs. D.' J. Sanders, Mrs. E. R.
Mays, Mrs. Gena Reynolds, Mr. E. M.
Gordon, Mr. Otis Herrin, Mr. William
D. Upshaw, Mi*. Howell Jackson, Mr.
R. W. Dowdy, Mr. A. H. Ramsey, Mr.
Fred A. Hansen, Mr. Roy Y. Sanders,
Mr. R. R. Moran, Mr. A. B. Babb, Mr.
L. D. Jones, Mr. George B. Elliott, Mr.
L. M. Jones, Mr. Roy Threlkeld, Mr.
Tye Sanders, Mr. L. T. L. Carter. Mr.
Theo. Halyburton, Mr. J. R. Jackson,
Mr. Howard Kokleckle, Mr. E. R. Beg
gars, Mr. Frank Todd.
INMAN PARK 8TUDENT8 f CLUB.
The members of the Inman Park
Students’ Club were charmingly enter
tained Friday morning by Mrs. Dan
Cabanlss, at nor homo at Copenhlll.
The club is studying early French his
tory this winter, and the literary pro
grams arranged for the regular meet
ings of the club are of very especial
Interest. During the morning Mrs.
Cabanlss served a delightful buffet
luncheon.
FRATERNITY DANCE.
An event of much pleasure and Inter
est at the University of Georgia, Ath
ens, during the week, was the dance
at their lodge on Thursday night, with
which the Chi Psl Fraternity compli
mented their girl friends.
Several of the local alumni went over
to the dunce, returning to the city on
Friday.
burn, Miss Mattie Nelson, Miss Nettle
Lee Grace, Miss Nell Smiley. Miss
Grace Porch. Miss Helen Wilkinson,
Miss Alta Peacock, Mrs. J. A. McCrary,
Mrs. Gainer Turner, Miss Nettle Mat
thews, Mrs. Mary. Bowden Smith, Mr.,
SARAH M’INT08H
CHAPTER, D. A. R.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sarah McIntosh Chapter, D. A. R.,
will be held In the parlors of the Ara
gon hotel Monday, October 15, at 3
p. m. A full attendance is urged. Mrs.
Oscar Ragland, is corresponding secre
tary. •
ATLANTA CHAPTER, D. A. R.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Atlanta Chapter, D. A. R., will tako
place Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock
nt the home of the regent, Mrs. Thomas
H. Morgan, 783 Peachtree street. All
members are urged to be present, as
quite an Important business session
will bo hold before the literary meet
ing, and the regent Is especially anx
ious for a large number to be present.
Mrs? Howard McCall, as chairman, has
arranged a delightful musical and llt-
citory program, and Mrs- L. J. Arnsden,
chairman of the house committee, will
serve delicious refreshments. Tho
musical program will be rendered b>
Miss Lanvin Hardman, Miss Alineh
Hardman, who will be the accompanist,
and Mrs. Algood Holmes, violinist. •
Dr. Junius W. Millard, the chaplain _
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give a charming r.ddrex* on "Women
of I he Rcvolu I loth”
All member, who attend are a.aur
of u most Interesting afierwon.
ALUMNI OF GORDON
INSTITUTE , ENTERTAINS,
Special to The Georgian.
Barnenvllle, Ga., Oct. 13.—The alumni
of Gordon Institute gave a splendid
entertainment In the nudltorlifm Fri
day night for the benefit of the school
library. Quito a number of the most
prominent young men bnd young ladles
of the community took part in the per
formance, which naturally increased
the Interest and attendance. The school
library consists of several hundred val
uable books, and from time to time
other desirable books are being added.
The funds from the entertainment
be used In the purchase of other books
needed no\V for the use of the stu
dents.
Among those taking part In the pro.
gram were: Miss Dove March man,
Miss Annie Howard, Miss Priscilla
_ Stroud, MIhh Luctle Mitchell, Miss
colors, and also In golden rod and Itosa Hammond, Miss Lucllo Black-
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FELKER-COTTINGHAM
Ml.. Florence Cottingham and Mr.
William P. Felker were married Thurs
day afternoon at ,4 o’clock at the home
of the bride’s mother, Mrs. N. A. Cot-
tlngham, 317 Capitol avenue, Rev. E.
Dean Ellemvood, of the Untversallst
church, officiating.
GATE CITY LODGE.
The members of Gate City lodge. No.
8, Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
are requested to meet Saturday night
In Odd Fellows’ hall, corner of Ala
bama and Broad streets, at S o’clock.
There will he Initiation ceremonies,
which the Clara Bebekah lodge has
kindly consented to arrange for ue. We
earnestly request all sisters and broth
ers to be present.
Yours In F. L. & T,
D. K. SEDJ1ERRY,
Treasurer.
GODDARD-MILLS.
Miss Harriet Cope Mills, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R, Mills, of Grif
fin, will be married Tuesday evening,
October 16, at 6 o'clock to Mr. Hunter
Goddard, at Grlffln, Ga.
MR. AND MR8. DURANT
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
The dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Durant gave Friday night at
their home on Ponce DeLeon avenue, tn
honor of Miss Ethel Mobley and. Mr.
Him. Bray and Miss Luura Wltham
and Dr. R. T. Dorsey, was one of tHe
prettiest afTalrs given In honor of these
young people.
The table was In the form of a -T”
and had for a centerpiece a loving cup
filled with pink roses. Long pink rib
bons were drawn from the roses by a
couphl .which was at one end of ■ the
table. At the other there were double
hearts of pink roses to which the rib
bons were attached.
Mrs. Durant wore a dinner gown of
white chiffon and luce. Miss Wltham
wore a pale pink chiffon toilette and
Miss Mobley was gowned In pink mes-
sallno trimmed with lace. Sirs. Du
rant’s guests were Miss Ethel Mobley,
Bliss’l.aura Wtfhum, Stlss Kate Rob
inson. MISs Emily Lowndes, Miss Mar
tha Whitman, Miss Agnes Ladson, Miss
Elite Beale Phelan, Miss Jennie Mob
ley. Miss Emma Robinson, Miss Rollne
Clarke; Miss Estelle Stewart, Miss
Leonora Scott, of Little Rock; Miss
Katherine Jelks, of Eufuula, Ala.; Mr.
Sims Bray, Dr. R. T. Dorsey, Mr. Hugh
Dorsey. Mr. Samuel Sheer, Mr. Toly
Williams, Mr. John Glenn, Mr. Shep
ard Bryan, Mr. Brutus Clay, Mr.
Richard Palmer, Mr. Burt Adams, Mr,
Dowdell Brown, Mr. John Lester, Mr,
John AVelssengcr, Mr. Preston Hill, Mr.
Wnlton Hurper, Mr. Fred Paxon, Mr.
Will Tanner, Mr. Hugh Robinson, Mr.
Joseph Nash.
ttendant* of Mr. and Mr
i.-p present were: Mr. and Mrs.!
Cawthorn, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley [
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fleming of
Augusta. Mr. and Mm. W. H. Harris of
Gedartown, Mies Lite’ Ayer,, Miss, Ar
cadia Smith, Messrs. Alex Bonneyman,
Mr. Fielding Smith and Mr.’ Pitchener.
8INGLET0N-KING.
The marriage of Miss .Carol King, of
Rome, afid Mi;. Henry W. Singleton, of
Macon, will take place next Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the bride’s
mother, Mrs. .John Butler King.
Rome. The ‘best man will lie Mr.
Charles Hall Smith, of Macon;’ and the
maid of honor will be Miss Grace
Troutman, of Atlanta. The wedding
will be quietly observed, but wilt be at
tended by a number of out-of-town
people. Among the Macon people who
expect to go to Rome for the wedding
are: Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ogden, Miss
May Singleton. Miss Louise Singleton,
Miss Lily Converse and Mr. W. C.
Singleton. The young couple will re
side In Macon at the residence of Mr.
W. C. Singleton on Mulberry street
D. A. R. MEETING.
- The regular monthly meeting of the
Thomas Jefferson Chapter. D. A. H„
will be held Monday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock, nt the home of the regent,
Mrs. Miller Hutchins, HO West Peach
tree street.
MISS LADSO/FS LUNCHEON.
. One of the prettiest luncheons of the
season was that given by Miss Agnes
Ladson at her, home,-on Peachtreo
street Saturday,' In honor of Miss
Laura Wltham.
The’dining table was covered with
lace mats and had as a centerpiece a
basket filled with nink roses and tied
with pink tulle. The pink candles were
placed in silver candlesticks and cov
ered with pink shades.
Miss Ladson wore a becoming gown
of pale blue messallne silk, trimmed
with lace and chiffon. Mlsa Margaret
Ladson was attractively gowned In
white silk, hand-embtroldered, and
trimmed with lace.
Miss Wltham woro a handsome toil
ette of green and whlte-strlped stlk,
fashioned with Irish lace. Her hat
was of black velvet, trimmed with black
plumes.
The guests at luncheon Included:
Miss Effle Beale Phelan, Miss Emma
Belle Lowndes, Miss Martha Whitman.
Miss Ella May Thornton, Miss Kath
arine Gholsttn, Miss Susie Slay Pope,
Miss Janie Speer, Miss Samuelda Whit
man, Miss Mary Deas Tupper, Miss
Margaret Ladson.
TO BRIDAL PARTY.
Miss Mable Powers will give a din
ner Saturday night at the Driving
Club to Stlss Cay and Sir. Soldon
Jones.
Mr. J. W. Brunson and Sllss Hattie
Dickenson, both of Donalsonvllle, were
married Wednesday evening under
very romantic but sad circumstances,
sir.' Brurisdn being aeflously III and
confined -to his bed.
Alls* Dickenson wanted to be near,
him mid tn assist' In nursing him back
to health, and as they were to be mar
ried November J, they decided to have
the ceremony performed earlier by Rev.
Jones, of Jnkln. Go.
Sir. Brunson Is the popular proprle
tor of the Slodel Drug Company, and
Silas Dickenson Is tho niece of one of
the leading citizens of the county, und
both are very popular socially.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
OF COLLEGE WOMEN.
An Important meeting of the South
ern Association of College Women will
be held at the home of Mrs, Warren
Boyd, 194 Washington street, Monday.
October 15, at 3:15 o’clock. The busi
ness meeting will be the election of of
ficers and of delegates to the state
convention of women’s clubs, the sub
ject for discussion to be the “Relation
of the Negro Problem to Compulsory
Education." All those eligible to mem
bership are cordially invited to attend.
TO MISS MOBLEY.
Miss Rollne Clarke's bridge- Monday
afternoon will be n pretty compliment
to Miss Mobley and her bridesmaids.
The guests will be: Miss Jennie Mob
ley. .Miss Katherine Jelks, of Ala
bama; Miss I-eonora Scott, Miss Emma
Robinson, Miss Kate Robinson and
Miss Estelle Stewart.
MR. AND MRS."AYER
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Friday evening at their pretty new
home on Myrtle street Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Ayer entertained a number of
their friends at a buffet supper In
honor of the anniversary of their mar
riage. The lower floor of the house
was thrown open and was decorated
with fAns and cut flowers. The dining
room, where a delicious buffet supper
served, wus lighted by nmny can
delabra, amt the elegantly appointed
table had for Its centerpiece a cut
glass vase filled with roses.
Besides Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Caw
thorn, the parents of Mrs. Ayer, there
were present only the friends who were
RECEPTION TO MR. ANO MRS.
OSGOOD AT ART ROOM8.
A very happy occasion was the ln-
fortnal'receptlon it which the art com
mittee entertained Saturday afternoon
for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haviland Os
good, who are now conducting the At
lanta School of Art under the auspices
of the Art Association. The attractive
rooms at 180 1-2 Peachtree street were
decorated with golden rod and autumn
leaves, and presented a pretty scene,
when between 4 and 5 o'clock seventy-
five or a hundred people called.
Mrs. Samuel Nesbitt Evlns, Mrs.
Roby Robinson, Mrs. Thornton Mayre,
Mrs. Haralson Bleckley, Mrs. Alex
Smith, nnd Miss. Raoul, who are on
the art corntplttep, received the guests.
The studio tcaB which will be held
the last Satir/Iay ot each month,
will be Inaugurated Saturday, Oc
tober 27, • nnd will be a very
charming feature of the social life of
the association. These teas are*for the
promotion of acquaintance between the
members of the association and the
students of the school, and It Is ex
cted that they will be most popu-
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Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock,
In the Presbyterian church at Barnes-
vllle, Sllss Lucy Yergcr, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Yerger, of Barnes-
vllle. was married to Mr. James E.
Calkins, a prominent lawyer and legis
lator of Fernandlna, Fla.. The cere
mony was performed by ',Dr, Yerger,
the bride’s fath'sr. There Was St large
crowd of friends present to witness
the marriage of these .young people.
The church was decorated In green.nnd
white, great masses of green fems v and
trailing vines endlrcllng the altar, while
the chancel rail and organ loft were en-4
twined with delicate imititen-halr and
asparagus ferns and a profusion of
white roses.
Mrs. J. M. Reeves presided at the
organ, while Messrs. Ben Turner, C.
J. Currey, Warren Woodward and Roy
Blount acted as ushers. The bride's
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sister. Miss Kathleen Yerger, was maid
of honor, and Mr. Joseph M. Whltsitt,
of Fernandlna, was best man. A pretty
feature of the occasion was that the
members of the Girl’s Club, of which
Miss Yerger was a popular member,
sat in a body on the three front pews
of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Catkins left on the aft
ernoon train for a short trip East,
after which they will be located In
their home In Fernandlna.
TO MISS MABEL DWYER
Saturday evening Mrs. Don Pardee
will entertain Informally a number of
young people at bridge. The occasion
111 be In honor of her attractive guest,
Miss .Mabel Dwyer, of New Orleans,
who during her visit to Mrs. Pardee
will be the guest of honor at several
pretty Informal parties.
Mrs. Pardee's home will be decorated
Saturday evening with pink roses and
ferns, vases of these flowers being
placed on mantels and cabinets
throughout the spacious house.
Mrs. Pardee will receive her guests
In a beautiful toilet of white lace made
princcsse, and Miss Dwyer will wear
pink chiffon over taffeta.
FENTERB-COLLINS.
The marriage of Miss Annie Collins,
of Gordon, Ga.. to Mr. J. C. Fenters,
of Atlanta, will take place Monday, (
October 15, at Gordon.
DR. HARROLD To”
MARRY MISS SHAW.
Invitations have been Issued to the
marriage of Miss Helen Shaw and Dr.
Charles C. Harrold, tvhlch will be one
of the most Interesting weddings of the
autumn In Macon, and will occur on
the afternoon of Tuesday, October 23,
at 5 o’clock. Miss Show will be at
tended by her sister. Miss Annie Shaw,
os maid of honor, and Dr. Harrold has
choseiv 5) flt« ..best , man* Dr. Lawrence
Lee. of Savannah.
Although the wedding guests will be
Ifhifted r to" the Relatives of the bride
and groom-to-be, and closest friends
of the tvyo families, there will be a
number. present, several relatives and
friends from other cities and' states
being among these.
The weddhl; will be beautiful In all
details, though simply and quietly cele
brated, nnd will be full of Interest to
the many frlenas of the families. Miss
Shaw Is related to the Stewarts and
Rldgeleys, of Baltimore, prominent
families of’that city, where Mr and
Mrs. William Cheekley Shaw resided
before coming to Macon, and where the
news of Miss Shaw’s approaching mar-
rlnge Is received with almost equal In
terest to that felt by Macon friends.
- Dr. Harrold's family Is one of the
wealthiest and most prominent In the
state, and he has hosts of friends who
nrc equally Interested In Ills marriage
to Miss Shaw.—.Macon News.
MRS. ARNOLD e"nTERTAIN8 CLUB.
Friday Mrs. Howard Arnold enter
tained the O. M. Club of West End,
at her attractive home, which was
lavishly decorated with salvia and other
autumn blossoms.
After the game refreshments were
served. Miss Lillian Harris won the
visitor's prize, and the first and second
prizes were won rezpectlvely by Mrs.
J. Myrlek Beasley and Miss Edith Co-
field.
All of the prizes were handsome
pieces of hand-painted china.
The’guests present: Mrs. Frank Ba
ker, Mrs. Funkhausett, of Rome; Mrs.
Beasley, Mrs. J. J. Simpson, Miss Edith
Cofleld, Mrs. St. Elmo Massengate, the
Misses Brandon, the Misses Harris,
Mrs. Law,’ bliss Margaret Behre, Mrs.
Tree, Mrs. Walter Stacey, of Nash
ville.
PARTIES FOR”MISS PECL.
Among those entertaining for Miss
Sarah Peel, whose marriage to Mr.
William Tilt will be a prominent social
event of the 24th of this month will be
Mrs. Thomas Brumby, who will give a
large party on the afternoon ot the
17th at her home In Marietta.
On Thursday, the 18th, Mr. and Mr*.
E. S. Gay will entertain at a buffet
luncheon In honor of bliss Peel. Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Gray's buffet sup
per will take place on the evening of
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On the afternoon of the 20tb Miss
I'lorence Jackson will give a bridge
party, and on Tuesday, the 23d, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Maddox will enter
tain at a buffet luncheon.
The night before the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Kiser will glvo a buf
fet supper at their home, on Peach
tree. Among those who will also en
tertain for Miss Peel and who have not
decided on a date at present are: blrs.
Henry S. Jackson, Mrs. Henry John
son, Jr., and Miss Eugenia Oglesby
plowdeTTelliott.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Elliott announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mae
Allen, to blr. David Wallace Plowdcn,
of Valdosta. The wedding will take
place at the bride's home, on North
Jackson street, the latter part of No
vember.
BLACKF0RD- > R0BERT80N.
■ blr. A. P. Blackford, of Birmingham,
and Miss Able M. Robertson, of At
lanta, wero married Thursday at
o’clock at the • Cumberland church
manse at Birmingham by Rev. I. D.
Steele. There were no attendants, but
several friends were witnesses to the
marriage. The bride went over from
Atlanta Wednesday, on a visit to rela
tives In Woodlawn and the marriage
was decided upon suddenly. Mr. and
Mrs. Blnekford will make their home
In Birmingham.
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Personal Mention
b
Next Thursday evening, October 18.
there will be a Joint meeting ot all the
hives In Atlanta at the Columbian
Woodmen Hall, 122 Peachtree street.
All Lady Maccabees In the city and
throughout the state are cordially In
vited to attend.
Expressions of pleasure and delight
are heard from every one who steps
before the little tent prepared by the
Ladles of the Maccabees for the rest
and comfort of all ladies and children
visiting the state fair. Lady Calvin
assisted by Lady Jansen anil others,
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South Kirkwood, Qa.
never tire In their effort* to make tho
time passed there restful and bene*
ficlal.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Langston have j
purchased a residence on Moreland
avenue, Inman Park, and with thpJi*']
family ore now occupying their nevr I
home. Dr. Langston Is rector to (
charge of the Church of the Epiphany, I
at Inman Park. 1
Miss Helen Cay won the first prize, 1
a pair of silk hose, at Miss Lowndes’f
party Friday, nnd Miss Florence Wer- J
ner won the consolation, a Jeweled hair I
comb. Miss Wltham was presented I
with a lace handkerchief.
Miss Margaret Hughes, of Marvin,!
Ohio, was the guest this week of Mini
Getz and Mrs. Johnson. Miss Hughes J
Is teacher of physical culture and ex
pression In Marvin, and Is a younfl
woman of much culture.
Miss Harriet Snook left Saturda.fi
for New York, where she will upenlf
the winter. Later Mrs. Snook anil
Miss Gladys Hnook will Join her for I
an extended stay In the metropolis.
Miss Florlne Richardson, who hail
*een the recipient of many chartninff
mentions during her stay In Romf. I
Ga., returned to her home in AtlantiJ
Saturday afternoon.
Mr*. C. D. Cheshire, of Aiken, 8.
and Mrs. D. M. Easton, of OHdaden, j
Ala., are visiting their parents, Mr. an I
Mrs. Ezra Andrews, 289 South Pryor|
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Waldo and family j
are now occupying the'Morrison honii I
at Copenhlll. which Mr. Waldo recent* r
ly purchased.
Mrs. Sarah Marcy and Mrs. Wllllanu I
Continued on Opposite Page.
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123 Peachtree Street, Candler Building.
