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Till: ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 10 SOCIETY CAMPBELL-PENNINGTON. on Wednesday afternoon, December ut tho .Methodist church at Penning- occurred the marriage of Miss Kerile Jean Pennington and Mr. Slter- ,,,,1 Ransome Campbell. The ceremony vns performed by Rev. W. P. Bell, of N< v.born. Alisa Lillie Pennington, slater of the bride, v.ga maid of hotipr, and Mr. J. L. II,is,m, of Covington, was best man. ihe brldeamalda were Aliases .Nell and Dove Alarehnian, of The Rock, Ga.: .Maude Atklnaon, of Madison; Gladys t>.,|,e. of Montlecllo; YirgltMu Dure, of l.'.nnyth. and Anua Aiken, of Penning- bin. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Kdtvin Caldwell, of Monroe. The decorations were beautiful, the color rulieme being pink and blue, u ilich was carried out in every detail. Immediately after the feremony a re tention was tendered the bridal party in Uio homo of the bride's parents, aft- ir which Sir. and Mrs. Campbell drove ..cross to Slanslleld, the home of Mr. and Mrf. J. A. Starr, where quite u number of young people bad gathered to do honor to the popular young cou ple. The wedding gifts wore beautiful and numerous, attesting the popularity of tin bride and groom. Among the pres- , uts wore a number of checks, one be ing for $500. The bride ls j one of Morgan county's most attractive young ladles. Them Is no more popular young man In middle Georgia than Sir. Sherrod Campbell. Mr. und All's. Campbell will he at home lo their friends In Slanslleld. MISS RANKIN'S DEBUT PARTY. unc of the largest and most delight ful affairs of the season was the buffet supper at which Mr. and Sirs. Charles l.. Outely Introduced their daughter. Allss Alberta Rankin. I MASQUERADE PARTY. The guests were received by Jlf. and j Alls* Cnllle Smith, the young duugh- tcr of Mr. and Mr*. Hake Smith,' will TO MISS RANKIN AND GUESTS. Among those entertaining fot Miss Alberta ltnnkln and her charming guests. Miss Elsie Stewart, of fin ctunatl. and .Miss Alberta Shorter, of Kufuuki. will be Miss MncGuwnn Phe lan. who will give an Informal bridge in their honor. MR. AND MRS. EVERHART ENTERTAIN AT RECEPTION. Thursday evening Air. and Airs. Lnu. fence Everhart entertained at their home In Decatur at n beautiful re ception in honor of Air. and Airs. Lay Everhart. The home of Mr. and Airs. Everhart was beautifully decorated for the oc casion, the red bells and'ribbons and the quantities of smllax and holly used, suggestive of the approaching holi day season. The parlor was decorated with palms and ferns, and here In the i-ecolving party stood Mr. amt Airs. Laurence Everhart, Airs. C. E. Ever hart. Air. and Mrs. Lay Everhart. Alls* Adelaide Everhart and Albs Elfrida Everhart. Coffee was served by Misses Alena Dugas and Alice Wilburn, and Misses Eddie Hunter and Bilal Eveihart pre sided ut the punch bowl, which was banked with holly and smllux. Airs. Everhart, the lovely young h. css. received her guests Ir. u guwn of pink einbruideied Chilton. Airs, l.ny Everhart was gowned In white chiffon and luce. TELEPHONE SALE. An Interesting buxuar will he the telephone sale which will lie conducted on the afternoon of December 18 at the home of Ailsses Georgia and l.outsc Watts. The sale will be conducted under tho auspices of committee No. D of Alt Saints church. Mrs. Lately, Allas Rankin and their two guests, Allas Elsie Stewart, of l inc'innatL and Alisa Alberta Shorter, of Eufnula. Ala. Assisting in the cnlcrtalnment of the quests were: Airs. Doughty Atnnlcy. Mrs. Walter D. Lamar, .Misses Elsie Stewart pf Cincinnati: Alberta Sliorl ■ r, of Alabama; Louise Hawkins, Me- i ion an Phelan, Adoru Anderson, Lot- lie Wylie, Alargarct Iunison. Hath llnllman, Ada Alexander, Isma Dooly, Susie Abie Po|ie, Ida Hightower, Jean nette Swift. Jessie Swan and Haltto l'unnle Gray. The decorations throughout the house were elaborate and artistic. In the drawing room, which Is,done lu dark green. American bcuuty roses were used, and In the dining room the color scheme was pink. The tublc was covered with a cloth of English lace and had for Its ccntorplccc a plateau of pink roses and maiden hair ferns. On the corners of tho table there were crystal candle sticks and placed ut intervals thero were crystal bonbon dishes that held pink candles and cakes, on the serving table and mantels tall vase* held pink roses and the candle sticks hud pink shades. During the evening an orchestra pre sented a bright program. .Mrs. Outely wore an imported gown of white net. embroidered In pale, green end heliotrope colored threads. Kite carried a bouquet of American beauty roses. Alls* ftonkln was much admired in a sown of white satin made empire und embroidered in gold. The short sleeves .were of gold-threaded lace. Her bou- <iuet was of pink roses and lilies of the 'alley. .Mis* Shorter wore a toilet of while < liifTon cloth, fashioned with Irish luce. Alias Stewart was gowned In while nope de chine paneled In Freuclt luce and embroidered In pink roses. She i arrled a bouquet of pink roses. Airs. Walter Lamar wore white tnes entertain at a masquerade party Fri day evening at her home, on West Peachtree street. ELECTA CHAPTER. The regular meeting Electa Chapter No. 6. O. E. 8., wil be held In Masonic Temple Friday evening. December 7:30 o'clock Election of officers for the ensuing year. Refreshments will be served. ANNIE B. FISCHER. W. Al. PERSONALS—HOC~ •Miss De Georgls. of Chattanooga, w arrive in Atlantia In a few- days to visit .Mrs. T. W. Leary. Airs. James Allller has returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. Patten, Jr., at Chattanooga. Mr. and Airs. Louis Parham are the guests of relatives at Chattanooga. a (T. Personal Mention *Mr». T. B. Folder leave next wee! to *i>*nd the holiday* In Memphis. Aft or Christina* Mr. and Mm. Felder w!I spend six weeks In Washington, D. C. Mr*. E. A. Pound, after visitin'? friends in Atlanta, ha* returned to tier home at Wayerom. Alls. ^1. A. LlpHCqmb, of Athens, Is Atlanta, tho guest of Mr*. Ileleu Orchard on West Peachtree. Mis. Ipi-comh’H ninny Atlanta friends will learn with pleasure that she will' re. main In the city until after the holi day*. A fur an absence of several weeks, saline *iik, elaborately trimmed with j Aim. Livingston Mims will return lace and chiffon. Her Howem were Atlanta next week. She bus lectured pink rose*. i to b»1UI»»u» audiences throughout the Aim. Manley was becomingly gowned North and West, and the press has in while lace, made princtrae, and she been enthn-lu*tk in it.v comments on tarried a bouquet of American beauties. | the Interest manifested In her lectures. Miss Dooly wore a toilet of pink j epe de chine, made prince**?, and ifsH Hawkins wore .rt white silk, made empire, and trimmed with deli cate laces. Ails* Wylie wore u toilet of pale pink chiffon and lace. Alls* Anderson wa* gowned in pink crepe de chine and princess? lace. Among the visitors in the city All** Dorothy Horner, of Halt I more, w as much admired In ft toilet of blue messa- llue and Irish lace. • Alls* Yourec, of Cincinnati, wore pink chiffon Hiid luce. Air*. Wilson, of Washington, wore a costume of croatn satin, made with chiffon und lace. All's. Lircy Dargnn wore blue net over Mis* Helen Gleason was admired in a diet of coral Hllk, trimmed with Irish DINNER AND THEATER PARTY. Air. John Stephens entertained on Wednesday evening In honor of All** Lctltla Johnson, of Atlanta, one of the handsomest und most popular visitors in the city,.with a dinner at the 8oml- mde flub and n box party to see the "Die of Spice” at the Duval theater fterward. The table was most attrac- Hvely decorated. American beauty roses being the flowers used for the cantor* Piece and.a*.souvenirs. Air. Stephens’ guest* Included; All*, und Alia. 8. ti. Hubbard, Jr., the Ailsses Johnson, Ma le;! Euinmor, Anna Richard*, Mav 1 '•nichman and Gertrude Champlain and Messrs. Thomas M. Palmer, Henry K. tames, Elmo Thame* and Alexander Stephens.—Evening Metropolis, Jack- '•jnville. Pirn. MR. BARNHART PLAYS AT ART EXHIBITION. occasion thoroughly enjoyed by dl present was tho Informal muilcsle vhen Thursday evening at the art cx- Mbition. Several numbers were played •m the vIoNn by Mr. Edward Baiulmrt. Mt. ttfirnhnr! York. Dr. Harry L. Fly lit is quite 111 ut Ht. Josephs Infirmary with rheumatism. Dr. and Air*. Chuuncey <\ William* and Air. Norton Williams loft Thursday for their new home at Mobile, Ala., and while their departure causes universal regrot, they are uccompAnied to their new home w|tli the best wishes of hun dreds of A ugubtamt.—Augusta Tribune, Alls* Elisabeth ftusart, after a short visit to Mr. and Airs. 8. A. Aluglil. Ims returned to her home ut Ohuttnnooga. | Miss Sue Harris has returned to f'ov- Ihgton. after u short visit to Atlanta friends. . Mr*. Ben Porter is visiting Air*. Row- aid Johnston, at Norcroas. Jr*. Robert Timmons, of Thomas- vlile. will Ik* the guest next week of Miss Katherine Edmondson. Air*. Fedl Willeox and little daugh ter. Mary, will return to their home at Jacksonville, Fla., Friday night. Ml** Katharine Allller and her guest, Alls* Maty de Verdery Akin, of Car- tersvllle. go to Atlantu Friday to Ik* present Friday night at the Kappa Alpha dance. From Atlanta All** Akin return* home. No more charming popular visitor ban been in Macon this season, und MU* Aklu ha* been given a regular ovation socially. nil during the time of her vUlt. Alls.* Allller re turns to Macon Atonday.—Macon Now*. The W est End 'flub was delightfully entertained Friday morning by Mr*. Wallace Kirkpatrick. meeting of the 6. Al. Flub. of >v. anu pcrimwr. Mr i west End. held ut the home of Mis- -r K nv ,c :i^ i ^■Lr«r aM l-r* , *wlllolsc’Friday mining 1 SSb^Matlh?*- and Mb* Nettle M.IK Plano Company. Lllllun HOTie. Mr. Barnhart was beautifully nceom-; , n panted by Mr*. Rogers. formerly or- Mrs. James D. dihuit. ut Himto.i. -unl.t at Trinity cmneli ami now or- nee Aeeo, lu the gue.t of Mrs. W illiam ganlst at the t’lirl.tlali vlturch, ami IB. Curhart, on \\ cst Buhei itreet. th r;r hluyln. vc* received enlhusla.nl- | CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Ml.m Ilia Halt, a prominent young lajy uf tills city, was marrle.i to Mr. Junes C. Miller al the home of Captain and Mrs. J- Wllkey Wednesday nlrht. Dr. J. 8. French, who lias Iteen culled' to the pastorate of the First *lv hr the audience. FOR RENT. Elegant Ground Floor of fice. Former Atlanta Nation- j T rvh “ AtlBn “- al Bank building. Apply 15 East Alabama St- ' home wedding was a very .uie. the decorations lielng 111 ;;'l',l'„' und yellow, garlands of smllax and i hnsaniliemums. The tairlor was In green mid white. Follow Ins tile 10.OO, 12.5oand 1 5.00 Coats at 5.00 Coats in the full loose back and semi-fitted garments; fancy mixtures in grey, in mixtures in blue ecru stripes and plaids, sobd cheviots, overplaids and grey plaids. Some with velvet collars. All are in the best of styles. Among these are a few cravenetted raincoats. All Coats in Fahey Mixtures Up to 18.00 Saturday Sale at ] 0.00 In this lot are coats that were 12.50, 15.oo and 18.oo. Coats in fancy mixtures and broken plaids in light, medium and dark colors. In this lot we have included all the long coats in fancy weaves up to l8.oo; and every coat is a new style—coats of a recent purchase. 1 F All iew resh Si IS. Chamberlih-Johnson-DuBos? C9 marriage ceremony a reception wn* tendered the guest*. The couple have gone to housekeeping here. Friday evening Misses Luelle ami Roslyn Pyott entevtaiuod a number of friend* In honor of their cousin*. MiHses McPherson, of Hhefllekl/ Ala. The house was decorated with chrys anthemum* und ferns. one of the most brilliant cotillions of the season was given by the Cotillion Flub at the Musonic temple Monday evening. The decorations were In all yellow. Festooned around the stag* were frill* of yellow crepe paper, with garlund* of yellow chrysanthemums. R. Hnumgartcn, of Nashville; Joe Al. | Flub Monday evening was one of the Frank, of LUtle Rock, und Leonard j most briillunt affairs of the neuron. The Frank, of Atlanta. german wu« led by Mr. S. II. Robert* Mr*. Oscar People* hus returned to and Miss Alary Knowles, one of the Cartersvine after a brief visit to Mu. J debutante* of the winter. Especially J * ol iP, . ... n . pretty favors were given the debit- Mis* Reiman and Alias Patton, of Lafayette. Gn„ cnpie for the MUIer- Ilall wedding ami were guest* of Mrs. W. <\ Wil key. Ml** DeUeorgls will leave soon to visit Airs. T. W. Leary, in Atlanta. Alls*. Jessie Henderson caino up from Dalton for u visit to her sister, Air*, j. H. Palmer, Air*. L. L. Peake has returned from Atuny prominent society folk danced,! a I* lorldu trip, us follow.*; Mr. and Mrs. Milton An- Alls* Kate Foit Is expected from At r demon, of Ateniphi*; Air. nml Mr**. Aim - , lnnta soon to vl»U her aunt, Mk* Kate row t 'fiumberluln. Air. and Mr*. Paul J. Fort. Kreusi, Air. und Mr*. C. D. Richmond.! Mr*. James Allller luis returned to Mixse* Aluy Montague. Flora Lovcmun, Atlanta after a visit to Air, und Alt*. Relra Faxon, Ann Wotklr.s, Kate Trigg, j Z. fatten. Jr. Alary Key. Lassie Gprdenhlt*c. Hue i Air. and Mr*. I«ouis Parham, of At- I'iiautbetluiu. Annie Keith Frailer, l laittn. are the guest* of Air. Parham’* daughter of Senator J. If. Frailer, and f rfDter, Airs, Lowe, number of prominent gentlemen. | Airs. i#. R. Waddy and Alts. Hunting. A brilliant reception was thut which'ton. of ('edartown, Ga., are the guest* was given by Airs. Fred Lowry In hob- ! of Airs. McGhee. ' her guest. Ali>. Frank Bell, of I MIk* Elliubeth Hogan has returned igliam. at the home «»f T. T. WIL j from Atlanta, son. The decoration* typified the yule- I *—■ tide. ! MONTGOMERY, ALA. Wednesday afternoon «H a curred the i wedding or Mr. Leon Plcurd. or Mem- Miss Gage, of Chester, 8. C.. who Ims phis, to Alias Leah Frank, of this city, j been visiting Mrs. J. L. Guston, has re- The weddlnr t$»ok place ut Ml*»stli rein- • turned home. pie. The maid of honor was Mi** Etta! Mr*. Albert Elmore is tho guest of Frank, u sister of the bride. Among i her sister, Mrs. John W. A. Sanford, the out-of-town guest* were: .Mr. Mr*. 8llu* AM'uughrfii. of Blnn- ond Mrs. Al. Picard, of Memphis; Mr. I Ingham, Is visiting Air*. Robert Ikjwc. und Mi*. Abe Frank, of Nashville; Mrs. The opening german of the Ueau\oir pretty favors were given the Uebu tantes, Alisses KnowleH, Hayre, Meek*, ha* make h*.» Air. nnd Afro. Hunger will make lh« homo in 8eny4w wheru Air. Hurler engaged In merchandising. Miss. Hena jl^bew of Xewnan, ;u Alias Fu>e flodnctt, of 8cuoiu, an* vl Itfng Mi** Kmy Rav. I*. 3 Mr. W. O. Herndon Is In Nev.n tills week. Mr. Von Uojierts Is in Newnan tutla Miss llatehett, of Rc.lalgli, Is A. Hatchett and Air. lie Pope went ti» Uiveiivlllc Monday to tend tin* session of the superior eg Mr*. \Y. L. Tnylor. after un IIIih-- coino to Alontgoiuc home. Mrs. J. Af. Chandler, of Virginia. Is the attractive gueht of Airs. Ellis Bur nett. on l.avvrcnce street. Mrs. Dudley B. Iwiwunc**. $»f New Fttxpnhlok. ltloo amt Rn)wni-. who*Were I Y " rk : formwly Miss Kura Birch, 'vtn the turMs uf honor for thu cvenlmj. 1 1 'hrtstman with Iter■ many^ trton i.r The cit^agomcut of Jlisu I.oulso Nl.v I ,, , to Jlr. Joscpli Brooks Korrott, of Little .J**'*- ■ Blrou. of Blrtritngluuii, i- Itock, Afk. t is announced by Mrs. Lou- ' isttfng: .wr ntatcr, .Mrs. lnylor, on Ise Nix. Tlio mirrlaco will ratio place 1 utomu street. . . . . . ... p . rtatc In • 'hknxo, where Miss Nix Is spend- < , Ml '"' J>a«'.wn. ..f Blrmln*- ; »W her «lsl«, MKs F.arl HaU Inc the winter ham. came down for thu lieuu' lor get- ; Gils week. Mrs. Walter Flck was hostess for 1 »"J I" " Ith Mbs Annie (’itlltoi.. I j, tho Tuesday Card Fiuli at her Iran,.' , ''l„s J*«fV Airingtoii hus returned on Monroe street. Mrs. Herbert Dent'*' 01 '' 1 ;l vl,lt l " ™ lower parr of the wlnnliijf tile elub prise, and Mrs. IV. , .. . , •t. Qa}'le Ihe (west's prise. —‘I*. Sittnuel I . I.ln s lio.iie ■ n Mr. and Jlrs. A. 8. Kllow les und Jilts | a *' c “e "f Iwauty Mednesday utivi-nnan several week-. ,is able tf> be ..... . ...... Mary Knowles len\e Ibis week for a ' eveblttr. when site fortoslly Intro-• y]jm- t'.ltfte has iK>u*lit th. h.ms. visit to Mexico of u month. ; duced her daughter. Mtsa Mit-kerot. t > ..... Tu ,| or t». Miss Ancella Fltxpatitck Has return- »«tely. The two reception rooms ««- -'....-3 (d to her home In Kansas rity, after a I hundsomely decorated In Atnerlean eently ucmpletl Uy Mi.M. 1. t.aiuwan. visit to Miss Knowles beauty roses, tire dlnlnq room In jcl-i — Mrs. George Bmatheis and ihruehU ' ' lo 5' whl, « lht ' lon *. old-fhslih.ne.l had Ellen, of Wa.vnesvllle, aro vUIGna h.V which runs the length of the house wax j JP Y 0U WISH TO MEET daughter, .Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett, oo I •» white, forming a iK-autlful nark- “ W Ferir street i ground to the many pretty women who Mrs.'8. R. Bethea Is visiting Ml . s .| assisted In making this one o£ the I Sam F. Rice, on Hetty street. 1 enjoyable affairs of the season. Mrs. McDurf t'alu entertained de-1 • ■ llghtfully a dozen ladles at a bridge: harii «an luncheon Wednesday at noan. Her j rt/v hal.su . home was btautiful In palms, cut flow- I Miss llaiile Gray nnd Hr. Harper I ers and. ferns, the whole lower Heir, were quietly married Sunday itfrer- ______ being thrown touether. .. lunch ..r six I noon at the h.one of the bride's moth- 'NIGHTS courses was served end enjoyed by all, er. near Haralson, unly the mime : aft,t u close tic game. I dials family of the bride and one erlm^r impn Mrs. William t:Stile, of Birmingham, two friend, of the greem were present. AXXJbJk J. JbJl, m- YOUR FRIENDS, VISIT THE NEW KIMBALL PALM GARDEN FRIDAY AFTER THE