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mam THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1M 11 SOUTHERN SOCIETY ——— 3 ar ' j AJioinin S Slates | '<r Pleasant Mention From Other Cities | HARALSON. ! i u ,im W. C. Hodnett, of Carrollton, . nith hi* mother, Mr*. M. A. Hod- |_p .Monday and Tuesday. Wort. Lee Cnlalmn hu* been visiting |family of Mr. T. IV. Calahan. IrjiinK Llwle L?ng!no,of Carmel, was B>l>s Haralson friend* last Saturday, r Dr 'V. R- McCrary paid Haralson a l-uii .Monday. I* j(r«. A. W, Rnwl* has returned from tfc.ief visit to SSebulon. I Jlr Ford, of LaGrungc, .who has Kn visiting the family of Mr. A. W. |£uif. returned home today. 1 Anna Foster has gone to Rn William Calwell has returned son Sonora. nr«. Gilbert Caldwell visited friends' Wednesday. Jlr a H. Taylor was In Atlanta a days ago looking for new furnt- .. fot the school. ”»:r. J. G. Cagle has sold Ills property Haralson and will move to the feentry. Mr. .1. A. Hutehlnron Is In Atlanta r. business this week. Mr. Roswell Williams, of Druryvllle, |.i< In Haralson Monday. | MONTGOMERY, ALA. .V November wedding of great Inter, ■n! to their many friends Is that of |pr. Alfred A. Walker to Mtss Dora ■rnthlngton, of Prattville, which will luJo place early in the tponth. ■ >|r. and Mrs. Hobson, of Greens are visiting their son nnd daugh- r ,. .Mr. nnd .Mm. Richmond Pearson inbjon, in Washington, D. C, The marriage of ,Mr. Claude Browne Ml«s Isabella Spearpolm was *oI- nlr.rd nt the home of the bride's ihrr. Mrs. Annie .M. Spent-point, oc- ib*r J7. In Newark. N. J. Mr. Browne much beloved In Alabama, his na- c state. He ts a ton pf Hon. Cecil rovnf, of Talladega. Misses Anna nnd Ethel Pelaer rislt .New York In the near future. Miss .May Trenthnm Is visiting Iter lister. Mrs. Johnstone, In Atlanta. Mrs. Piinres Coleman entertained the Imlan Club at her hom" on Madison jreimc hist Thursday. Tills club la one hie brightest In our city, nnd Is Ituuvnft "A Winter In Florence,” »hli li i mbraees much of the history ef ltal'an art and literature. . Charles P. Ball nnd her daugh- .Mrs. Stratford and Atlss Mary lelliels Hall, haye returned after u seek spent In Atlanta with frlonds. Mrs. Marlon Ansley, of Atlanta, spent few days last week with her friends tore. Mrs Fannie Aforr/s C/oud, of Ken tucky. Is visiting her uunt. Airs. Joseph L Hall, at her home on South Perry itrcet. The first social meeting of the Art Rudy Club was with AJrs. 13, E. Cobb, on Tuesday afternoon. Atlss Lallle Moore, who has been abroad all sum mer, gave an Interesting talk on "Art Tree«ures In Europe,” and Mrs. Green, ot Chicago, who Is spending a few toys here, talked In an earnest way of Humane Work," a subject In which I'no Is deeply Interested. Miss Mary Graham, of Selma, Is vis iting her friend. Miss Marion Heldt, on Atoms street. Mr. and Mrs. Spear have gone to Arizona for Air. Farley's health. They vlll probably bo gone n year. r 71 •i _ «v«nlng gown of lace. The skirt Is quite full and under accordlan plaited ruffle. The waist Is fashioned with lace and chiffon. HARLEM. Miss .Mnys Robins, returned Tuesday (mm R few days' visit to Miss Alary Ian at Thomson. Miss Emily Hatcher, who Is teacher of science at "Monroe Female College Forsythe, Go., nnd Miss Nell Hatcn- whn Is teacher at Huckhend, Ga., iprnt Saturday and Sunday nt home. Miss Eva Williamson, who has been fishing In Birmingham. Ala., has re lumed home. Mr. R. B. Burnham was In Augusta Tuesday afternoon. Miss Atyrlam Bell Is In Conyers vis iting Mrs. J. H. Williamson. ■Messrs. William Perry, of Augusta. B. Evans, of Thomson, and George Allen, of Baltimore, were registered at e Hicks' Hotel Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Walton nnd son are •pending this week In AugustB. Miss Rosa Shewlnsky spent Tuesday •fternoon In Augusta. Sheriff Frank Pierre, of Appling, waa Ilarlem a short while yesterday. At this season of the year Harlem Is suite dull In her social life, as a num ber of her boys and girls are away at ■'llfgc. Allas Nina Arnold Is ut the rgla Normal and Industrial School Mllledgeville, Miss l.ucllc Hatcher Is •bending Monroe Female College at eorsetht. Alias Louise Blount has gone J" the State Normal nt Athena. Allss If- Robins has returned to the Colum- bk. College at Columbia, S. C.. and Airs. Frances HnzPdinrst will chaperone the party to Savannah. The regular meeting of the Current Top- s Chili was held or " ■— with Airs. Frank Itogi i visiting In town Wednea- J lo* lluli was held on Monday afternoon with Airs, trank Rogers. Interestlug pa pers were given by Airs. Ellsworth lluli. Airs, uoorge Smith nnd Sira. Walter Grace. Mrs. Edward Holmes was fho guest of honor nt a very delightful hrlilge purty on Wednesday afternoon given by Alias ltossl- ter Collins. Mtss Claire Bolfenlllet won the orUe for top «c<»r<\ it net of gold plan, nml Suml.ir Mr*. Iloliuos, tin* honor xuc*t, wn* pro- 3f Imm Mbntod wltli a Xlnxara souvenir dock of cards. The Duplicate Whist Club was orgnulzod nanln for the winter, and Is composed of the following Judies: Mrs: * Hum. Mrs. H. II. .Singleton, recently. Mrs. K. C. HIxon nnd Bliss Minnie Hclaht !ir'i l ? , ‘ lr father, Air. Joel Height, nt Mount Zion. Miss May Bickers left Monday to resume her studies at 8t. Joseph academy, Wa * melon. Sirs. L. H. field and daughter, Mary bultn’ haV ° retur,RHl Irom a Tl«t to At-< Wlmberlr. Mrs. Knimett Harm-*. Mrs. W. D. Griffith nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd lbirkc. The lub meets this week with Mrs. W. I). nt their eonrenflou, to bo held In Amer Icus October St. Miss Julia Ilugucnln has returned from n visit to friends In Atlanta nml In ilrll tul Mrs. Cbeektey Shaw, Jr., left Inosilny for Asheville, N. C. t where „ jIi spend the winter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Shaw were In Macon to ntteud the Shaw- Harrold «re«MIn»r. Miss Mary Davenport, of Amerlcus, Is ic truest of Miss i*nlrt» Bolfenlllet. Miss flam Wlinlierly Is the guest of Mr.* td Mrs. Winter Wimberly. Mrs. Itlchnrd fuylcr Kina left on Tiim- tin?*for Mnrlettn, where she will be the attest of Mrs. J. J. Wilder. Mrs. King will visit her brother, Hev. < hnrles Ms- l»et. In Atlanta, before returnlua home. r. It. Harrold, Misses Anun nml Elisa* lieth Harrold were In Macon this week for the Shaw-Harrold wedding. Miss rnullne Hobbit is. of Atlanta, ts vis- It lug Miss Estelle Hteveus at her home, oil Orange street. , „ , , , , Mrs. Young Gnrrett. of Baltimore Is In the city, the guest of her parents, Major nud Mrs. 4. P. Hanson. Mtss Base frufeftfleM It In >ew 1 urk. COVINGTON. Miss May White, of the G. N. !.. s|»eiit the bitter part of the week wlth her par- Mfsitrs. Harry Hatcher and Fred I entsTidr.’ au*f Mrs.' <\ II. White, policy are at the prep school at Stonoi Mr. Clifford Henderson, of Atlanta, spent « n untnln. and Legare Paschal has re* • Hunday with Uls parents. »u;m,l ' ■ atudlM at the Georgia Tech. | tiISi, J “to'line .JX' tewfcirni |j!n' • frlands Will be glad to j •-!*!»«• Little Dudleys." at the tiraud. rn Lft Fils Sturgis Is out |. u ,.y Mlllen. «»r Atlanta. Is visiting utei l»... w »*onflned to her room with!|„. r *| W t,. r . Mrs. r«. A. .Clark. I severe cold. s • Mr. Liddell flilbls. who Is nttendiiig A numlier of Harlemites have recelv- ( school at Stone Mountain, vlIslited hIs i *1 Invitations to a Halloween party at cut*. Mr. and Mrs. A\. \\. Childs, t Thoe"”-® ° f JlK' J ' R n l‘r r ' ne8r ”sir,' Sanford Ftendmsn I* visiting Dr. J. I. Thomson, on Hrflloween’s night. j iiecnrur. —— 1 Mrs. Clnrence Lash nnd Miss Dotle CJreer MACON. visited Atnlntn recently. Th,' i .n,arrla f e „r, M'., n neu.!,^^ nnd Iw l gs®* "tKrtWyiM and ffit j n.rd.e Vh’e Vrnlor'w^rel.' i A?ektt rfeT'ij WWlM wss* peS5rm«l 0 by'ifi! i “'iffi./Tn’m'^HIggln. left a her maid of honor, nud Miss Nona 1 fn»ndy here. ■m*. another sister, was the rlldsm bear Mr. It. K. Kv Dr. Uwrenee lo«*e, of Savannah, was; Atlnutn. . v Yi , pW u groom's I bent man. After the cere-. Mr. W. K. K%au«. of New YorK, Is ■°’*y .1 reception wna held for the guests, i ing Uls mother, Mr. W. II. unn*. Mint Jennie Evans returned Thursday teReMMS. *° """ l ® Wn,ker ' “I wlff thrlr *ion, - Mrs. A. - If. Smith nnd Mrs. Luther Jer- nlgnu »i»ent Saturday with friends ut HI- loam. E. Annor spent several days In Atlanta Inst week. Mr. uud Mrs. Mercer Iteynolds. of Chat- tanoopa, Teuu., are guests ot Mrs. Kiln Davidson. Atra. McNair, of Mnntlrella. In < tatting her grdndihiughter. Sit,. L. II. Relit Alia* Lou Newsome, of Union I'olut, la spending thin week with lira. C. E. Slout- fort. Mrs. It. L. Caldwell nnd dnngliter, Lau* rle, spent the week-end In Atlnnta. Misses Kelts and Lucy Jerulguii return ed Tuesday p-uni Atlanta, where they were guests of.Misti Mary Jim Dutilup. 'I be Miles W. IajwIs. chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, held a me- mtrial m— — Mrs. M. B. Hill has gene to Marietta. Oa. Miss Mabel Verner bag returned from Bowersville. Miss M&nr Brown has returned from an extended vlelt at Hartwell, Ga. Miss Flora Brown, ofc Hartwell, Is visiting Miss Macy Brown on Main street. Misses Minnie and Blanche Mitchell. Miss Lillie Fanner and Miss Mabel Verner were In Lavonla shopping on Wednesday Miss Ethel Cooper, of Avalon, and Miss Edna PayriTe, of Tocooa,’visited Mies Mabel Verner Tuesday. - Mrs. J. C. Watkins lias returned from an extended visit to relatives and friends in Wllllamston, S. C. Miss Lcnnle Mitchell, of Bowman. Ga., was at home Saturday. Miss Ada Erown was In Toccoa last Wednesday. ACWORTH Mr. Eroe«t Durham, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. * *' * u» «oav ..... ... eke, of Atbuitn, spent I row unys uere mta week. t Mr. ami Mm. Hannon Vyron t ot Atlanta. have bet'll vlstliug Mr. t'yrou’s pareuts here. Dr. A. J. Dnrbmu. Mr. Walter Abbott at Kingston. alley Ih spending this 1 £100.00 •r, .win. it Mrs. Ji L. Nichols Fpoul last week nt Battle liltl. v Mrs. J. II. L'erklnson spent Monday In Atlanta. Mr. John M. McDowell spout Sunday here with his family. s CULLODEN. W. D. I.’pshaw dcIKcred u very Inspiring address at the college (Impel Friday lug to n Inrff '“ ** ** “ “* * “ Ing L'pwnru, , . . Bright were pleasittit additions to the even- Ml., Willie Xn* Hntli.r left ln»t week tn accept a position nt llnhlru. tin. Mr. A. A. Ashkiu and wife went to Mu con Friday. Mrs. C. O. HtlsmQn and dntighter. Miss Cutnllle, nre In Mncon. Mrs. Bankston Is visiting In Mcltonougli. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. IL Carnes, of Uoltertn. **»«'»cd the family of Mr. T. J. Martin 8nu 4ay. «.*. Morgan Blaslugaiue end family apent Sunday In Huberts. GRIFFIN. Misses Lucia and Annie Goddard en tertulned nt a large reception Tuesday afternoon. In honor of Miss Harriet! Cope Mills, one of the October brides. Those in the receiving party were: Miss Lucia Goddard, Miss Harriet Cope Mills, Miss Mamie Mills, Miss Willie Mills, Mrs. Elisha Gresham and Miss Opal .Smith received the guests In the hall. Misses Annie Goddard, Theo Mills and Rebecca Hall received In the din ing room. Mrs, Joseph Kincaid entertained the Mystic Circle Monday afternoon, In honor of the thirty-second anniver sary of her wedding. The gufsts, be sides, the Mystics, wtrtf: Mrs. Alfred Voorhees, of San Francisco, Ca!.; Mrs. Ralph Small, ot Macon; Mr*. Gcore L. Cope, of Savannah, and Mrs. Ed Hu- guenln. Of Macon. Mrs. Alfred Voorhees, of San Fran cisco, who has been visiting her broth era, Captain Grantland and D. J. and F. B. Bailey, left Tuesday In response to a telegram announuclng the serious Illness of her husband. Mrs. Theo Burr, of Atlanta, will ar rive In the city next Wednesday to be ..the guest of Mrs. J. J. Mangum, for The Goddard-Mills wedding. Mrs. .George L. Cone, Jr., Miss Julia Hunter and/Miss Celia Woods, of Sa vannah, arrived Saturday to bo the guests of Mrs. T. L. Mills, to attend the Goddard-Mills wedding. Mrs. A. J. Burr Is spending a month in Atlanta, the fuest of Mrs. Renfroe Jackson. mooting for Mrs. Jefferson Davis Sunday afternoon nt the Presbyterian church. A most luterosting program wns rendered snd n large crowd or ladles were Ulil. t Jir*. riiiHim - Mrs. Anna Griffin spout last week with abort visit to Frawfordrlllo. rein rives In Athens. V Miss Bessie Walton, after spending some Wilbur Barnhart, of Snvnnmth. Is spend- with frlen i Moudu** the guest of Mrs. <Jorge A. Merritt. recent visitor to 'lulnorne gifts received by this popular | III .. n. , %■ tt. e. r ? GREEN8BORO. 5u ,I D | **. Dr. nnd Mrs. Harrold left at 7:30, ». Frtinces 1’allnbnn mid daughter, f <* the to 1,0 «° n ^i MIm Ida rallahnn. of Worn!vllle. nre the iJ tr ? i ! guests of Mrs. H.irnb Hall this week. Dr. nud Sirs. ||. Slcllntton entertnln-1 * || oll . u. a.- fopelsn nml daughter. Miss .j 'Ith n delightful dinner on Monday )f drr »ix*ut several days lu Atklutn tli.e Er i ll ‘{‘». complliuentarv to their guest. Mr.; ....... Stewart, of Baltimore, who was In i^v. N. B. O'Kelly, of Eldorado, Ark.. to attend the marriage of his ulece, I n1lg f j,^ guest of his brother. Hey, A. b. vu 1 iTlcti 8ha\v. . , i o'Kelly, this week. . ..... (ballnns held tludr annual meeting j Marion Woodward and lllnmbe #n "wlnenday* spd eleetwl the following rarwll , „f Atlantu. who wen* th;* guests '•■rs for the ensuing year: President. of m| mh Anna Lewis Inst week, have re- "• Calls way; vice president. M. I* el- mrued home. W. rii *wMt. r V. n,ul 'KT rrt, * r >' n, ." , i Gerry W. Hall was in Atlanta n few tin ."Ipafcln. The governing I'ounr It * !L. n w J^idtworth. V.C. Wllllnnison.K. II-; «T*- t VL.i l 'lfeu! uVt f„r her W ’mnlda ’of Tionor. aiid f Among l hoi ; Atlnnta last II. IV NORCROSS. Mrs. R. E. 'skinner will spend the winter In hlorlda. Colonel Genre H. Jones has return ed from Llthfa Springs, and will go to Florida In a few days to spend the winter months. Miss Harriett Webster has Issued In vitations to a Halloween party for Wednesday evening in compliment to the. Walking Club. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones have as their guests Miss Estes, of St. Augun- tino, Ha., and Miss Louise Bell, of At lanta. Mrs. Homer Jones nnd Miss Harriett Webster will gttend the state conven t!on of Woman's Clubs which convenes in Macon November 6. . j M’RAE. Miss Eunice XTpshaw, of the U. B. In stitute. spent several days with Mrs. Whatley and Mrs. G. B. Lindsey this week. Miss Marlon Whitaker, of the U. B. Institute, at Mt. Vernon, Ga., Is vis iting Miss Bertie McRae. Ml#* Allto DdLoach, oCLumber, came up to atttmi) the funeral ot her little niece, Elizabeth Ryals. . Mr. L. C. Stallings, of Macon, Is In town. Miss Ethel Hill Is visiting friends In Dawson. Miss Ethel Girardeau, of Claxton, is visiting Miss Eva Graham. Mr*. E- W. Graham will visit In Don aldson vlllc for a month. MARTIN. Mr. John B. Sloan, of Atlanta, spent few days In Martin during the week. W..!. Hay4fc|and T. D. Davis, of Toc- .a, spent several days here this week. Mr. Joe H. Brown, of Pelzer, S. C., is visiting In pnd around Martin. Professor Dave Landrum, ef ^.avo- Stephen's Pottery. x . ly, of Griffin, left Wednesday for a two weeks' stay in New York city. Mrs, J. A. Nichols has Issued Invita tions to a reception Tuesday afternoon. October SO, In honor ot Mm. Henry Bass Nichols. Misses Mlttte and Hettle Carson, of Commerce, Ga., and Mr. Harris Good win, of Cartersvllle, are the guest* of Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Carson. The social circle waa charmingly en tertained by Mrs. F. H. Wynn, Wed nesday afternoon, from 4 to 6. An enjoyable feature of the occasion waa tha musical program arranged by the hostess, Mrs. Robert Wheaton and Mrs. M. J. Daniel assisting In this. MADISON. Mrs. Fannie Brown has returned from a Mrs. T. If. Holland returned from * visit to Ashevlllr. N. f\ MUs Annie Myrtle He*go has returned to ter left Thursday for Atlautn, where they will spend some time. Miss Mattie May Baldwin has returned from a pleasant visit to Miss Crenshaw at College Park. ..... Sirs. John T. Newton left Monday for Alsehwn. FIs., where she will spend a month with Mr. snd Mrs. K. II. il. Godfrey. Mr. Brooke Thompson nttemlnl the meet- MARIETTA. Mrs. C. M. Crosby entertained the Ladles' Kucliro Club on Thursday afternoon In n charming manner. At the close of the game n salad course wns served. The prises, n picture, n book and an ornament, were won br Mrs. Keeler, Miss Addle Hetze nnd Mrs. Joseph Brown. The Young Matrons' Bridge Whist Club wns pleasantly entertained by Mr*. B. II. “Gold Medal” Bed Davenports are the rational, reasonable combination bed. They are'clean, easy to operate, handsome Davenports and full-sized, soft comfortable beds. They are as cheap as the folding lounge and cheaper than the folding bed. They are cleaner and more sanitary than either. If you once see and examine “Gold Medal” Bed Davenport you will have no other. We han dle them exclusively. Our line is complete; frames in all woods and upholsteries of all sorts, RHODES-HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY, 63-65 Peachtree'Street. the past week. Mrs; J. B. Graham Is In Jackson, Tenn. Mrs. G. B. Orendorff, of Ylnemont, was rfra. _. r Stella Lyons snd Mrs. McNeil, from an extended trip to the northern Freyer Delight, iillmented Miss uett Bvaiie. Kniiojfcue Bethea. IfG; I*’nut, John Iloswell. I*. J. < Anbury. I.U*m n. tenant W. O. Boswell. Me**r*. A. J. Bll PULTON TINTED LEAD, j i? | the hand. Every painter knows what It Is. •’ ,,ln l>e*t tinted lead made. • Mann- Gvtitred by p - J- COOLEDGE & SON., Atlanta. Savannah. ' AFTER SHAVING Bathe the fage In cold water; dry thcroaghly; then nee a few drops of Snowcream,'’-rubbing on gently with lllixs. B. Kelt! lion, and Mr*. Am sow. of I'omiueroe, are gi Brown'* sister. Mr*. J. H- ■ Ml** Kiurm Bentley, of Ini the guest ot Ur. «t»J Un. Jokli itry ) It positively prevents and cure3 chapa'and kgepn the skin soft and healthy. The effect It certain and de lightful. Winter winds and weather lre summer zephyr* to its users. Avary Drug Sure, Gunther & Watkins, Branr.en Si Anthony. luller Brown and of Mr*. beesHte. Mrs. L. D. Hoppe complimented M (settle Laurem-e with a bridge luiiclicnu Mrs. Is. N. Trammell, ... Misses IstuVeuce, JiiIIm Howell, Mary Howell .Isabel Brumby and Elmer George. ^ Sir. and Mr*. Bolan H rum by lmve return I from their antoninlilie tour, having l»een absent several day*. , Mrs. D. c. Cole, who has been visiting her aunt In Ohio, tins returned home. Mr*. Lewis Turner, of NHmoii. Ga.. Is «neiHling a few days with her mother, Mrs. I*nul Leake. DECATUR. ALA. Mr*. Annou Weet In at hame after a visit to her *on. Dr. West, lu Nashville. • Mr*. U*ther Day I* vUltlng In Nashville. Miss Aunb> Hkegg* I* at home from n visit to Itlrnilugbem. MU* Hundley, of Moor*vllle ( visited here hint Week. V Ml** Helen ilnyes, of Mcoravllle, was here reewitly. MU* Z t* put .... 5lr*. lit O. kmlthers I* In Nashvlllt MU* l*e*sle Tllimun. of Atheu*. wa* here the pi»t Week. Ml** Cells Dnvt* U at home from‘an ex- teuili"! stay fn Mexico. Mr. mi l >*». K. G. Mlllee. of Warsaw, In*!., are the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. \V. II. Horton; Ml** K. Is. Bacon vUlteJ In Blriuiughai* tb*» past Week. Ml** Annie Kuznr* I visit to lliniili!'rli*!u. Sir*. O. Kyle In nt In Blrminglieni. Mr*. L. It. Handcrson. of MhiIIwu, visited In thr Decatur* the iM«t week. Mi** MnM Smith U at h mum from Brook lyn. Mrs, George Wsil vUlteJ In Binnlujbah the )m*t week. Mr. snd 3(r*. A. Is. Jolly hare moved to Nashville. n Mr. nnd Mr*. L. E. Walker visited In Blnglugham the past week. Mr*. Guy, of Ensley, was her# the past weak. MUs Bertie Neeley visited fn Huntsville the past week. Mr*. Edward Forbes Is at home from- Blrmlughntu. * MU* Fannie Wheeling visited In Hunts lie the past week. Mr. snd Mrs. Xftlto turned from Nashville. Mrs. fc. M. Kills Is nt .home from a visit MUs Keddlnt were married at the home of the bride In Booth Decatur Wednesday night. Only * few friends were present nt the wedding, will make their home here, ladles of the First Methodist church n mysterious supper ou Friday even ing at the MethodUt parsonage. A goodly •urn wn« realized for the church nnd a most ‘esssnt norial evcnlutf wa* spent. The first meeting of the season of thr Senior 1'edro Club wns held with Mrs. It, K. bander* at her home In Decatur. The meeting wns n most enjoyable oue. During the season the club will tuest twice month. Hefreshments were served. heflTnT ALA, Mrs. Miller, wife of President Miller, of Ross Collegiate Institute, left this morn ing for Montgomery, Ain. Mrs. Miller It first iisslMtnut In the college. Alnbnmn re quires all teachers who draw state money to have a state llcetise. Mrs. Miller will take the Alnlmma examination snd return home Monday. MIns EiiIs Robertson, who I* spending the winter in Heflin, with her glister, Mrs. D. D. Perryman, will spend next week in Auburn, the guest of her friend, MUs Marie Young. * m Quite a umnlH'r of out-of-town people nre coudng In today to attend the quarterly coufercuc* of the Methodist Episcopal Hun day school. The memlters have 1»een work ing all summer to get their house of wor- nhlp lu reivttnen* tor thin great local gath ering. There will l*»? ninny fine sermons. Jeff Perryman, of Atlanta, U ■pending the fall months at bis home In Henlii. John Ayres; * prominent merchant nud farmer. Is lu Heflin today. Mr. Ayres has for several years tiecu a strong support SOCIETY Continued from Oppoiito Pag,. let of black tulle, the corsage being embroidered In itohL Mri. James, W. Knttllih woj gowned In grey rutin, lace trimmed and em broidered In illver. Mr*. Hugh Richardson'* coatome waa of blue chiffon cloth and taco. Mm. W. 8. Elkin wore a gown of gray natln, with diver embroidery. Mm. J. K. Ottley’a toilet waa pink chiffon velvet, empire In atyle, the coraage trimmed with point luce. Mm. Cbarlea Conklln'a emtume waa of a delicate (hade of blue silk; elabora ted With lrluh lace. Mm. Paine wore a gown of white chiffon cloth. Mm. Harry Knglleh'e toilet waa of white chiffon cloth, made prlnceeee end trimmed with Cluny lace. and. Mm. Clark Howell wore a pretty creation of white nel, dotted with black che nlllc and faahloned with black lace. NEW BRIDGE CLUB. . number of Atlanta's enthudaetlo bridge whlet player* met Tuesday morning at the Piedmont and formed a new club, which will meet every Fri day morning at the homes of the dif ferent member*. Mr*. Bartow Blount waa elected pres ident and the present list of member*, though not complete, I* as follows: Mr*. Carlton Miller, Mm. John Mur phy. Mm. Howard Calloway, Mm. C. C. Hanson, Mm. James Logan, Mm. Mar shall Kckford, Mm. W. A. Wlmblsh, Mm. Richnrd E. Miller, Mm. J. Murphy, Mrs. W. E. Foster, Mrp. Jerome 81m- mons, Mrs. Mary Burt Meador. Mr*. John Olllver, Mm. Montgomery Francla, Mm. Owen*, Mm. Smith, Mm. Sidney Phelan, Mrs. Edward Durant, Mm. J. E. llunnlcutt. Mr*. J. J. Evan*. Mr*. T. B. French, Mm. Price, Mm. E. O. Thomas. Personal Mention J »ur fsti-iuel tmvnMiinn. lion. Walter Merrill, wna sponsor for the Auburn foot ball team *t Hinninghaui Friday. Mr. nml Mr*, t'huppel nre building .1 pretty home on College street Hon. Tom — doted n i;io* tetitt street. at limhe from a «« from a rl*lt to NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO CHATTANOOGA. Effective at Atlanta.- October 27tli, and Chattanooga. October 29th, the W. & A. Railroad will operate on its traina. Noe. t and 4. Pullman sleep ers between Atlanta and Chattanooga, train leaving Atlanta at 8:S0 p. nt., and paseengers can remain in same until 7:00 a. m. next morninl in Chat tanooga. returning pnRicugers can get in Bleeper at Chattanooga at 9:00 p. tn. and arrive Atlanta 7:10 next morning. V C. E. HARMAN'. Oeneral Passenger Agent. Jf Mr*. Charle* O. Sheridan, who ha* (pent tho pa*t year in Scotland and Franco, will sail for America Novem ber S. After filling n concert engage, mem In Philadelphia, she will come direct to Atlanta to Join Mr. Bherldan. Mis* Lillian Sheridan will be among the attractive American girls who will spend the winter in Part*, where ahe will continue the atudy of piano, voice nnd language* at University Hall. Mm. Joshua W. Butt will spend the winter In Cuba with her son. Captain Archibald Butt, U. S. A., who has re cently been ordered there. Mrs. Butt will leave next menth, and before leav ing will make a visit to Mm. Cole, wife of Captain Cole. If. 8. A., at the West moreland.—Washington Post. Mr. and Mr*. Dnlhgren and their voung *on wilt leave Wednesday for Thompson, Oa., -where they will make their future home. Mr. Dalhgren has purcharcd n large farm near Thomp son. Oa., and will engage In planting and also tn the lumber business. Mm. Ouy Hamilton, who ha* re cently returned from Georgia fend has been stopping with her husband Str. Hamilton, with Mr*. D. Er Huger, for a short while, will move Tuesday Into their home.—Mobile Register. Master Richnrd Jones, have returned from a vl»lt to Athens, accompanied by Ml** Kate O’Farrell, who will bo the gueat of Mrs. Jones fof several day*. The social avent of the D. A. R. con vention. tn be held at Columbus, will be a colonial tea, at which all kuchih are expected to wear powdered hair and costumes of ye otden time. Mlsa Jennie Gtbbea, of Washington. D. e., who la tho guest of Mr*. Edmund Leighton Tylor In Anniston, will arrive In a few days to,vl*!t Mm. Thaddeus Horton. Mm. George Edwards nnd Miss Ed wards, who have been the guest* of Sir. and Stm. Walter Barnwell, have returned to their home In Toccoa. Sirs. C. V. Truitt and Miss Story Truitt, of IaiGrange, are the guest* of Sir. and Sim. Alfred. Truitt, at their home, op Columbia avenue. Mm. John Graham and ,Mlsn Vivian Strong have returned from Marietta. Stra Graham has recovered from her Illness and la able to be out again. Sira. Walter Earley Roberta, who has been the guest of her mother, Mm. Car rie J. Stewart, has returned to her home In Utica, N, Y. Miss Georgia Watts baa returned from a visit to her sister. MI** Flo- rene Watt*, at Lucy Cobb Institute, Athena Sfl*a Margaret Axson. of Princeton, I* ths guest of Str.'end Stm. Edward T. Brown, at their home, on Peachtree street. I The Sllasea Payne, of Andemott. S. were entertained one evening last week by Mr. and Mm. Fair Dodd. • Mm. H. B. Oantey will return on Wednesday night from a visit to rota tive* at Waahlngton, b. c. Sim. Charles R. Dobson Is the guest of Mm. James EL Palmer nt St Eaat Baker street. Sites Bossic Brooks has returned to hgr home at Acworth, aftar a short visit to Atlanta. Mm. W. A. McCorkle, of Albany, t* the gueat of Str. and Sim. Alfred Newell. MUs Nell Glenn, Of Dahlonegs. Is the gueat of, friends at 636 Spring —reel. Mm. T. J. Crawford, who has been III for sevrrsl day*. Ife somewhat bet- ter. Stm. W. b: Swaney, of Chattanooga. Is the guest of Sirs. J. B. Whitehead. Mr. and Mrfe. A. H. Able announce the birth of a dau^iter October 29. Mlsa Ellen Oeaaner, ot Montgomery. Is VUltlng friends In Atlanta. Mr. and Sirs. Holllna Randolph have returned from the North. Mm. SIcAllen Mamb, who ha* been quite III, Is much better. Mlsa Gusalo Cain, of Chattnnoogn, Is visiting Atlanta friend*. la the guest of . . --a •he.m.-rXer to r..:'i[.,n,. with Hi Mm. R. M. Jones and her young son, X Broad at., pradrutiat bmi.iii.g. SOLID TWO-PART GLASSES Tk.'.t air |nt ivllilr. tvllh feto i'.•■unit Its mute I- lioorr A Hoi.*. ’ l licv nrl- tlf.- 'K^ypt.'ti Ilivlallilr IllfiM .il I;In**-■•». Tltrrr I* >a<*tIIIn-4 Hir iii.'rket fi» riifli'‘.in* v If b them. U