The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 26, 1906, Image 9
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Faff Safe Of
Furniture
Don t put off buying your
Furniture until it is time to do
Christmas shopping.
You can find anything you
want in our stock now. Nine floors
are completely filled with the new
est,-latest patterns. Our prices can’t
be met anywhere in the South. Our'
Bedroom Suits from $25 up, Dining
Room Suits from $16.50 up, Parlor
Suits from $25.00 to $1,000.00. Odd
Chairs, Settees, etc.
Our Rug and Carpet depart
ment is filled with late and exclu
sive patterns.
Oak and Mahogany Bedroom Suits and Odd Pieces
Mahogany Dressing Table. 32 by 20
Inches. Largo drawer. Oval French
bevel plate Mirror. Regular value $28.
Our price $19.00
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Mahogany Dresser. 44 inches long and
21 Inches wide; French plate bevel
mirror; regular valup $60.
Our Price $40.00
Mahogany Chiffonier, 32 Inches long
nnd 20 Inches wide. Oval French bevel
mirror. Five large drawers, value $40.
Our Price .‘,..$39.00
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Parlor Suits and Odd
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Solid Mahogany Sideboard, 77 Inches long by 24 inches wide.
Genuine French Plate Mirror. Heavy dull brass bandies.
Three small, one large drawer; 3 cupboards. A bargain
at $200
Beautiful Mahogany Dining Table, 48-Inch top, 8 foot ex-
tension;' handsomely carved claw feet. Regular value
$60. Our price $40
Everything in Parlor Furniture from tho cheapest to the highest priced Suits.'> Latest pat
terns in loose nnd fastened Cushions. Patterns t^'sult'the.most fastidious. ' » . .
Rhodes-Haverty Furniture Company,
63-65
Peachtree Street,
GRAND
Tonight and Saturday—Matinee Sat-
’ urday;
JULES MURRY PRESENT8
SYLVIA LYNDEN,
In Clyde Fitch's Greatest Play,
"HER OWN WAY.”
Night 2oc to $1.50. Matinee 25c to 75c,
Sale now open.
Monday, Oct. 29—Matinee and Night.
THE LEW FIELDS THEATER CO.
Production of
The'MusIcal Extravaganza,
Happened in Nordland."
The entire I». Y. production Intact.
Superb Company—Chorus of 60.
Sale Now Open.
™ BIJOU
TONIGHT—MATINEE SATURDAY,
''ells, Dunne & Harlan Present
CHARLEY GRAPEWIN
In the Merry Musical Farce,
The Awakening of Mr. Pipp
40 People—Beauty Chorus.
Next Week
“LOVERS AND LUNATICS.”
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SOCIETY
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MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS CLUB.
Mrs. W. T. Smith entertained charm
ingly at her beautiful home, on Au
gusta avenue, Inman Park, Friday Aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock, the members of
the Students' Club of Inman Park.
After the transaction of certain rou
tine business Rev. Dr. Isaac S. Hop
kins, of Athens, delivered a lecture of
jrreat research and eloquence, taking as
■his theme. "Victor Hugo." The club
Is studying French history this sea
son. nnd the regular meetings have
been of much Interest and profit to
the 25 cultured and studious women
The following are the officers of the
Students' Club:
Mrs. Victor Moore, president; Mrs,
John B. Dickey, first vice president;
Mrs. Dan Cabanlss, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Rutherford, recording sec
retary; Mrs. W. T. Smith, treasurer;
Mrs. S. D. Niles, corresponding secre
tary.
Mrs. Smith's artistic home was dec
orated with ferae, palms and splendid
autumn roses and other blossoms grow
ing In such profusion In her spacious
grounds.
After Dr. Hopkins' lecture Mrs. Smith
served delicious refreshments.
while silk mull with heliotrope touches.
lecorated effectively In Confeder
ate colors, with chrysanthamums and
bows of red and wblte ribbons. Mrs,
Goodlett carried a large bouquet of
red and white chrysanthemums.
d and white chrysanthemums.
Among the visiting Daughters were
Mrs. E. If. Hatchtr, of Columbia; Miss
Moore, otBrowfisvtjls; Mrs. L, P. Law
rence, president of the Florida Daugh
ters; Mias Lawrence and Miss Peters,
of Columbia.—Nashville American.
NEXT WEEK—Usual Matinees,
•be Nuttenthall Bros. Amus. Co. (Inc.)
Present the Dainty Musical Farce
lovers and lunatics,
With Joe Morris as "Ikey Rosensteln.”
Comedians, singers and Dancers.
Same Bijou Prices.
FOOTBALL.
Tech Park—Saturday.
Davidson vs. tech.
Game Called 3 P. M.
IN HONOR OF MRS. GOOOLET.
Mrs. M. C. Goodlett. founder and hon
orary president of the United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy, was the hon-
nrco of a large and pretty compliment
from tho local Daughters Tuesday af
ternoon. At the University Club, from
S to 5 o’clock, they gave her a recep
tion, on the eve of her departure for
California to spend the winter, the oc
casion being an opportunity for her
friends to say goodby to her. *
Nearly all of the loeal Daughters at
tended; there were some from other
places, and quite a party of friends of
Mrs. Goodlett came to offer her their
good wishes.
The venerable lady, being now too
feeble to undergo the fatigue of stand
ing through the hours, was seated In
a chair that had a background of Con.
federate flags. She wsa dressed In soft
TO MR8. BURR.
A vsry happy occasion was the In
formal card party at which Mrs. J,
Fowler Richardson entertained Friday
afternoon for Mrs. Aaron Burr, of Orlf-
fin, the- guest of Mrs. Renfroe Jack-
son. Mrs. Richardso*'s guests Includ
ed only twelve of her Intimate friends,
Mrs. 'Aaron Burr. Mrs. Renfro# Jack,
son. Mrs. Mary Burt Meador, Mrs.
Charles Leonard, Mrs. Elmo Harrison
Ooodhart. Mrs. Stephen Hoqk, All's.
Charles Wilkins. • ' " . , ;
Mrs. Rlchnrddon received her friends
In a dainty lingerie gown of mull arid
lace, and Mrs. Burr wore a beautiful
toilette of blue voile.
William Balfour Troy will act as best
man, Mr. Howard Matthews and Mr.
Roy Wynne being the groomsmen.
The little ribbon-bearera will be
Misses Emerson and Velma Maddox.
' The bride will wear a' handsome
iuchsas lace, and will carry a bouquet
of the valley.
of bride roees and llllee
The bridesmaids will wear white chlf-
fon gowns and will carry red - carna
tions. Dr. Landrum will perform the
ceremony.
Mrs. Daniel Denny. Mrs. W. R. Ham
mond, Mrs. Frank Pearson. Mrs, Henry
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Johnson; Airs. T. B, Westmoreland.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey, Mrs, C. G. Math
ews, Mrs. R. A. Hancock, Mrs. F. B.
Dahcy, Mrs. R. S. Wessele, Mrs. Rob
ert Meant, Mrs. J. K. Ottley, Mrs. Al
bert Howell, Miss Anita Phlnlxy, Mrs.
Hollins Randolph, Mrs. Vaughan ’Nlgrin,
Mrs. Wllllnm Nixon,Mrs. j.t(" dark,
Campbell, Mrs. T. A. I.on-
glno, Mrs. Nathaniel Jackson. Mrs.
John Barry, Mrs. Edward ItoCnrrsn,
Mra. T. M. Crowdus, Mrs. Edna linker
Taylor,'Mrs. Robert ShVddep, Mrs,
Reuben Arnold. Mrs. Ralph Van Lnnd*
Ingham. Mrs. Milton Dargan,- Mrs. 10,1-
uard Peters, Mrs. W. L, Cosgrovd, Ales'.
T. D. .Mcnilor, Mrs. Zebuloh Finland,
Mrs. E. II. Ehney, Mrs. Daniel Jl. Har
ris. Mrs. Wllllnm Prescott. Mrs. Wil
liam Reynolds, Airs. W. E. Hawkins
and Miss Selono Armstrong.
CAKE SALE.
The ladles of the Jackson Hill Bap
tist church will give a cake sale Satur
day at the market of Mr. Pink Cherry,.’
12 North Broad street The cause Is a I
most worthy one, and deserves the lib-1
eral patronage of the public. Dell-
clous cakes of every variety will be on
sale.
ALL-DAY SEWING,
On Wednesday next there will be an
all-day sewing at the First Methodist
church for the benefit of the Decatur
Orphans' Home. All friends of that In
stitution are requested to come and
bring their lunch.
black silk with point lace on the yol
— • " enjoyed
DR. J. H. POWELL,
Dye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Office, 315-316 Cintury Building.
and greatly appreciated and
the occasion.
Receiving with her were Mrs. M. S.
Cockrlll. president of Nashville chapter.
In black and white lace'; Mr*. B. F.
.Blankenship, president of Bate, whose
MRS. PALMER ENTERTAINS.
A beautiful luncheon was that at
which Mrs. Howard Palmer enter.-
tained on Thursday afternoon at her
home, in Inman Park. Her gnesta
were the members of the Inman Park
History Club and the ex-members, and
the occasion was w most delightful
ene. White and yellow was the color
acheme used In the decorations, the
luncheon table having for Its center-
piece a Jardiniere tilled with magnifi
cent white nnd yellow chrysanthemum*.
These handsome flowsrs were used
throughout the entire lower floor. Be
sides the members of the club. Mrs.
Palmer’s guests Included: Mrs. Sam
D. Jones, Mrs. Robert Zajiner. Mrs. F.
O. Foster. Mrs. Dr. Hutchins, Mrs.
Pritchard, Mrs. Warren A. Candler,
Mr». Albert Herring, Mrs. Pearl Sim
mons, Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. John Candler,
Mrs. Krelgshaber, Mra. Joseph Pa-
rantha.
MRS, PENDER ENTERTAINS.
One of the most beautiful events of
the week was the reception at which
Mra. J. E. C.-redder entertained Friday
afternoon at the Capital City Club In
honor of her guest, Mrs. A. A. Cllsby,
of Alabama.
The lad 16s' reception room was ar
tistic in Its decorations, pink and white
chrysanthemums and roses being the
flowers used.
Airs. Redder was’assisted In receiv
ing by Mrs. Cllsby, Mrs. Nash Broylee
nnd Mrs. W. R. Hammond, Mrs. B. Y.
Tupper, who was to have been In the
receiving party, being kept at home by
Illness.
Mrs. Pedder was a most attractive
hostess In a pale blue Sappho, silk,
elaborately fashioned with lace.
M'KINLEY-MIXON,
The Interest of a wide circle of
friends centers In the marriage of Miss
Apnie Grace Mixon to Air. John Met
Klnley. which will take place next
week, at tpe home of the bride's, ancle.
srrturtt wiu nt blue Milk. With White i ween, ai ipe iiuusm «« me
fo,^,s*^tre Robert Vaughtm. presl-lMr. E. W. Akers, on North Boulevard,
dent of Kate Litton Hickman, tn black [Miff Nan . a?”?,!!5?
and Mrs. F, W.Fostsr. chairman | honor, and th. bridrem. d. wilt be Alls,
Airs. A. A. Cllsby wore a white lace
toilet made princeese.
Aire. Nash Broyles was gowned In
pale blue crepe de chine, made prln-
coese and trimmed with cream lace.
Mrs. W. R. .Hammond was charm
ingly gowned In black chiffon trimmed
with thread lace and made over white
silk.
Invited to meet Mrs, Cllsby were Mrs.
F. D. Holland, Misses Julia Orme, Har
ris Fumade. lama Dooly, Mary Klnga-
bery, Mrs, Eugene Calloway, Mrs. Geo.
Dexter, Mrs- B. C. DeLeon, Airs. Alilton
Saul. Mm. C. E.' Adams, Mrs. F. L
Beely, Mrs. 8. Y. Tupper, Mrs. Clarence
Angler, Airs. Atalone, Mrs. D. B. Carson.
Airs. Fleming Van Renssalaer, Mrs. W.
D. Ellis. Jr„ Mrs. Barrett Phinlsy, Mrs.
James G. Miller. Mrs. George C. Ball,
Airs. AI. V. Eagan, Mrs. Nash, Broyles,
SILK WAISTS
At half price. Over forty nice clean
Waists of crepe de chene and taffeta
silks; plain tucked or fancy trimmed
in laces, or embroidered effects. In
black, .white and colors; worth up to
$7.00, choice Saturday . . $3.98
CHILDREN’S COATS
of entertainment, whose gown wu of Lena Orr and Miff Kate Carroll. Mr. Mrv* A. M. Schoen, Mn. J. u. Hunter,
A special lot of Coats, odds and ends
from our big stocks, put together for
our regular Saturday Sale of Children’s
Coats, in all colors and sizes; big values
and new, clean goods. Saturday
only . . $5.00
REGENSTEIN’S