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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 180&
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MISS LOWE'S XMAS PARTY.
Am „nn the pretty Christmas parties
,0 Ik- riven will be that at which .Miss
pinie I.»we will entertain about fifty
' „ B friends on the evening of the
!j lh .Miss I,owe will be assisted In re-
* iring her guests by Misses Julia ln-
ira „, ., n d I.ucile Thomas. Those Invit-
Misses Rosa Ogletree, Alma Cur.
, Julia Ingram, Louise Solms, Lucile
JJomas. Annie Mae Truitt. Nellie
Coyen. Mildred Holley,. Susie Park,
Ruble Brooks, Madeline Bigler, Prances
Mury Baldwin, Ambrette Smith,
f Taibotton: Ethel Thomas, Salllo
n . Fannie Lou Stocks, Shirley
Jli.ji Mae McConnell, J. Anita Mor-
“vl ' Millie Frank Bass, Bernice
Slick,veil. Ona Cochran, Mary Camp,
Key. Eva Burke and Messrs.
Charlie Adams. Ralph Everett, Andrew
‘ rfisDiuan. Ralph Park, Tony Solms.
ouiih Asbury, William Kellogg, Ferd
i 1 tree* ’ c,,. i,
fbapmnfi
■ Edward Chapman, Frank
Martin Baldwin, Ross Ison,
Prl’nie Foyen, Elbrldge Adams, Verlyn
rrusselle. John Harrington, Emery
Weddlngton, Otis Stewnrt, Roy Moss,
iehn I.mve, Eugene Qllmer, Cuyler
TnJxsell. Newton Moore, Jim Witt.
MISS RUBY GEORGE ENTERTAINS.
yjg, jtuby George will entertain Frl-
ilay evening a number of her young
friends at her home on McDaniel
atreet. Miss George’s guests will be
Misses Robbie Lee Massey, Hortense
Maddox. Miss McNaln. Kathleen
Murks, Reble Upchurch, Iva Mae Cov
ington. Grace McDonald, Varah Hill
and Messrs. John Brldwell, Tipton
Hale, Connie and Freddie Upchurch,
Elm<t Muller, Roy George, Homer Hill.
Orlen and Emmett Marks, John Poster,
Leonard Graves, Walter Coleman, B.
Graham and Horace McHan.
balagur'-solomon.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Balagur will be pleased to learn
of the marriage of their son, Martin,
formerly "of Atlanta, whose wedding to
Miss Sarah Solomon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Solomon, of New York,
takes place Monday evening, December
24, at G o'clock.
The happy occurrence tukes place at
Madison Hall, 1666 Madison avenue.
New York city, and will be followed by
a reception at the bride's Tesldence on
Seventh avenue.
The young couple will spend n short
honeymoon at Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, returning to their home In New
York city.
Mr. Balagur. Is connected with one
New York's leading, mercantile
houses, having left Atlanta several
years ago for the Northern city.
PERSONAL MENTION
Di. ami Mr*. Reynold* Klrb.v-Smlth,
«fin'urra recently In Nashvllie for a
vjvjt m tho latter’* aunt*. Mestlames D.
ghelbv William* and G. N. Tillman,
anil who air now In Sewunee to re-
main until after the holiday^. will not
rein in to San Francisco a* was ex-
ppi'tcd, but Instead will go to Atlanta to
make their future home. Dr. Kirby-
Smith has resigned from the army and
will practice medicine in Atlanta. Only
i few months ugo they returned from
fjjp Philippine*. Mrs. Klrby-Sniith,
who was formerly Ml** Maude Tomp
kins. of Atlanta, I* very popular both
jn her girlhood home and In Nash
ville, where she frequently visited.
A recent bride and groom who will
ipentl Christmas In Atlanta are Mr.
ami .Mrs. Lewi* Davies Lowe, who
were married at Goodlett*viUe. near
Nashville. Thursday night. They will
be the guests of the former’* family,
ami later will go to visit in St. Augus
tine and Jacksonville, Fla., before go
ing to their future home In Miami,
where Mr. Lowe 1* pastor of the Meth
odic church. En route to Atlanta they
paid a brief visit to Mrs. Lowe’* uncle,
Hon. E. It. Craig, formerly state treas
urer. at his home In Chattanooga.
Captain Isaac Emerson, of Balti
more. has purchased a hunting box
near Anderson, tf. and will entertain
a large party in the spring. The house
iMiulte a historic place, at which many
distinguished people have been enter
tained. among them President Adam*.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Horner will be
the guests of Captain Emerson In the
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Shultz, of 30
Lovn street, announce the birth of a
daughter on Saturday, December
Mr. Shultz is superintendent of the
Dixie Tile Works and came from Ken
tucky to make Atlanta his home.
Miss Margaret Ladson will go to Ma
con to attend the Thallan Christmas
cotillion, which will occur on the 28th
"f this month. She will be the guest
»f Miss Sarah Tinsley while In Macon.
Mr and Mrs. WJJJJam A. Tilt, of Sew
Y>rk. will arrive In Atlanta Monday
evening and will spend the holiday*
with Mr. and Mrs. William I^iwson
Miss Sara E. White and Mis* Stone,
•f Tallulah, are spending *ome time In
Atlanta. .Miss White I* at the Hotel
Marion and will be joined there later
Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Jackson
are spending the holidays with their
sister, Mr*. Hampton Ferrlll, at Macon.
Mr. W. T. Smith returned from Texas
on Sunday to spend the holiday season
with hi* family.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Calhoun are
expected home from Chattanooga on
■Wednesday*.
Mr. Francis Smith is steadily im
proving from his recent serious acci
dent.
Mr. and Mr*. Russell Hopkins aro
expected to return Tuesday from Flor
ida.
Mr. Walter Brown and 'Mr. Earle
Freeman left Saturday afternoon for
New Orleans to spend the holidays.
Miss Ellen Meeks, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Lee Cooney, has re
turned to her home at Nashville.
Mr. Leroy Gale Is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. F. P. Gale, on Currier
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Richmond, of
Memphis, Tenn., are the guests of Mrs.
W. C. Jnrnigan.
Miss Clem Hampton, of Tallahassee,
Flu., is the guest of Mrs. F. P. Gale.
by Ml*
Mis. I W. Armstrong, of Washing -
'•n. tia.. is spending the holidays in
Atlanta and is the guest of Mrs. W. Af.
fiiii* on Ponce DeLeon avenue.
nd .Mrs. John D. Little will go to
"U Wednesday to spend several
"Mb Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Stevens.
Mi-** Kmma Woolev bus returned to
r r llomp s*t Birmingham, after spend-
yfverai weeks with Atlanta rela-
Mai'on
•Mr. ami .Mrs. Mike Powell, of Sew-
’“.n. ere the guests of Dr. and 5fr*. A.
IV. Calhoun. *
<*M|»tain and Mrs. Grayson Heldt will
'•*'(• Thursday for New Orleans. They
sail Saturday for Cuba.
Mi w, w. Austell and Mr. Alfred
JumcII have gone to Murphy, N. C„
,n a hunting trip.
GREEN8B0R0.
Mrs. W. T. Garrard and son, Willie,
of Putnam county, are spending the
Christmas holldaj’s with Mrs. W. G.
Connor.
Miss Annie Hope Moore, of Penfleld,
spent several days In Greensboro last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holloway, of
Florida, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Spinks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Evans, of Monroe
county, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H T. Evans several day* this week.
Miss Leila Graham, on4 of the popu
lar teachers of the Thomas Stocks In
stitute. left Thursday for Millen to
spend Christmas.
Miss Eloise Smith, who is attend
ing school at Brenau, came home last
\’»u**sday.
Mr*. 1*. F. McWhorter and children
are In Macon with Mrs. Poole. They
will remain until after Christinas.
Miss Mary Cr.pelan spent a few* days
in Atlanta last week.
Miss Florence Powell,' who has been
visiting Miss Amy Gelssler, has re
turned to her home In South Carolina.
Mrs. J. T. Robins visited friends In
Atlanta last week.
Mrs. Reid and daughter, Miss Mary
Julia, leave Monday for Atlanta, vvhero
they will bo with Mrs. Paul Pounds
until after Christmas.
Miss Eleanor Branch is home from
Lucy Cobb for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. H. M. Spinks has returned from
a visit to Madison.
Colonel Percy Middlebropks, of Madi
son, was In Greensboro Thursday on
legal business.
Luther Smith spent several days in
Atlanta last week.
Mn. E. c. liixon has returned from
a visit to her father In Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wheeler and lit
tle daughter, visited relatives In Ea*
tonton last week.
Alls* Anna Graham, who has a large
music class in Lexington, Is spending
a fk\- days here.
AIm. A. F. O’Kelly has returned from
a vl* P to her sister in Atlanta.
Air. and Airs. Warren Marshall, of
Eatcnlon, visited Air. and Mrs. J. B.
Williams recently.
Air. and Airs. Ed Hall have
turned to Norwood, after spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Armor.
Miss Elsie Armor, of Bostwlck,
spend the Christmas holiday*
Greensboro.
Tom Holland, of Madison, was here
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vase McWhorter, of
Woodvllle, were In Greensboro . recently.
Willie Jackson is in Atlanta.
Colonel Joseph Faust spent Christ
mas with his family at Lexington.
CAMILLA.
Miss Eiver Johnson, who has been
the primary teacher In the Camilla
High school, returnid to her home at
Columbus, last Friday.
Alls* Annie Grace Brlmberry
turned hopie last Friday from Brenau
College.
Miss Mamie McRae, who has been
the guest *■( liei brother, W. B. Mc
Leod, returned to her home at McRae
last Friday.
Alls* Nannie Pace, of Dawson, Is tho
charming guest of Miss Annie Grace
Brlmberry* during the holiday*.
Miss Callsta Bush, of Pelham, Is the
popular gut*si of Dr. and Mrs. T.
Perry .in I« r oad street.
The Camilla High School presented
“Our Jim” Inst Friday evening to an
appreciative audience. The play was
gotten up under the management of
Miss George, and waa a tribute
her work In elocution.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Lewis entertained
forty couples In honor of their guest,
Miss Clara Freeman, at Taibotton, last
Friday evening. Miss Freeman Is a
very popular and attractive young lady.
SAVANNAH. *
Savannah society Inis been enlivened by
le return of many of the college girls
and boys for the Christmas holiday*, n
nunilHM* coining home each day. and the
Christmas parties this week will be marked
by the presence of a number of the younger
set who hare not yet madu their formal
dehut. Alias Gladys Girardeau. Alisa Anna
Hell, Miss Virginia Hlslieb, Alisa Gertrude
Jones, Mias Eleanor Palmer and Miss Ella
Claire Putts have already returned, mid
ng the college men homo for the boll-
„ j are Air. Ilarry Hauers. Air. Edward
Knraw, Jr.. Mr. Claud Girardeau. Air.
.Malcolm Maclean, Mr. Charles Mills, Air.
Allen Cults, Air. Davenport Brynu, mid
Monday afternoon of Inst week nt her
home on Thirty-first street. Her homo was
bright with Christmas decorations and
many handsome American beauties '
party of young people on Tuesday night
with an Informal chafing dish party.
guests were Mlsa Caroline Clay. Miss
stance Chestnut. Miss Lilia Coiner, Miss
LiInh Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond
am Knnkln. Mr. Htuart Illueks,
Dr. Lawrence Leo and Dr. AVIlllnm Dancy.
The Bridge Luncheon Club met ou Tues
day afternoon for the tint time thie season.
Mrs. Henry D. Stevens entertaining the
members at her home on East Gaston
street. Her guests were Alra. John S.
Hawkins. Mra. W. W. Wllllnmson, Airs.
Cooper Myers, Airs. Tracy G. Hunter. Alls*
Aland Heyward. Mr*; ~ *"—*" **
Airs. T. H. Wylly, Jr.
One of the pleasantest affairs of the holi
day season Is the house party with which
Mr. Donald Hauers la entertaining at St.
Catherines, his guests having gone down
_ jpbaila ,
Alisa Minnie Alackall. Miss Claudia AtcAI-
plu. Miss Bessie Shot ter, Miss H«»lle Shat
ter, Alls* Bessie Denhnin. -Ailss Emma Hu
ger. Aflss Harsh Cunningham, Miss .Minnie
Adams, Alisa Freldn Hauers, Mr. Ilnrry
Daniel. Mr. North Chlaoltn. Air. AVIlllaiu
Barnwell. Mr. Hobert Wnller, Air. Fred
Pen id man, Mr. Pmtt Adams, Air. Fort
Hnmmond. Air. Afalcolm Maclean, Air.
Wayne Warfield, Air. Ilarry Rauera and
Air. Max Coburn.
Air. Spencer Pr«
Aliases Shatter ha
n dance at Greenwich houae on the night
after Christmas In honor of Alias Lllab Car
michael. The Shottera' now ball room will
lx* opened for the first time on this occa
sion. and the event Is being-eagerly antici
pated. by the younger dancing tef. Alisa
Carmichael aud Air. Alexander K. Lawton,
Jr., will lend the cotillion.
Mrs. Jack Hauers entertained the Supper
Club Thursday evening, her guests Includ
ing Mr. and Air*. Harold O. Ayer. Mr. and
Airs. Paul Haskell, Air. ami Mrs. Otto
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WANT SOME CLOTHING?
If you can afford to pay $1.00
a week you can afford to wear
high grade clothing-—ome here
and get it—we trust you—64
Stores—Cash Store Prices. /pj
OVERCOATS. S7 to S22 / y,
MEN’S SUITS. 57 to S20V( V
BOYS’ OVERCOATS. 54 »o SI2
BOYS’ SUITS. S3 to SIO
WOMEN’S COATS. SIO to $30
WOMEN’S SUITS. SIO to S32
FUR SCARFS. $2 to $20
TRIMMED HATS, $2.30 to $10
OVER 71 WHITEHALL
STREET.
Miss Belle Daniel lias returned from „
visit to Mrs. I/mis Haskell In New York.
Airs. J. W. Hut’kfiinu nud .Mis* Wllleno
Huckman, of .Merlon, Pa., are guests of
Air. ami Airs. Henry Walthour.
Mrs. ltnbert C. Harrison and children, of
Atlanta, will spend Christmas with Air. and
Airs. Joseph A. Huger.
Mr. W. W. Colquitt, of Florida, Is spend
ing Christmas with the Aliases Colquitt.
Mrs. Nelli Halley, of Arisons, Is the guest
of Alisa May Van Guldell.
Miss Alary Hoyster uhd Miss Fannie Hoys-
ter, who have been the attractive guests
of Miss Ceclle Woods, have returned to
their home In Norfolk.
Airs. Herbert Orlaudo Smith and Miss
Alien Hull are the guests of Air*. Huker.
Allas Minnie Adams has returned from
Brunswick.
Mrs. Godin Gmvard Is visiting relatives
In Louisville, Ga.
Miss Sahln Stovall will arrive next week
from Augusta to spend the rest of the win-
•r in Savannah.
Mrs. Hugh Aloss Comer has returned from
Atlanta.
M’RAE.
Alla* O’Neil Dorn Lindsey returned
from Raleigh, X. <*., last week, nftor
h pleasant visit.
Mr*. R. W. Eubanks left Thursday
for Rome to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. L. A. Tod:l.
Mr*. G. H. Davis returned from At
lanta Wednesday, after a stay of sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Manry left Friday
to spend the holidays with Mr. Manry’*
father at Cuthbert. Ga.
Mr. and Mr*. X. H. Hatten left this
week to spend the holidays with Mr.
Hatton's mother at llazleliurst, Ga.
Colonel Hampton Burch spent Fri
day at Alt. Vernon vitiftlng the Union
Baptist Institute.
Miss O’Neil Lindsey went down to
the Baptist Union Institute to attend
a concert Thursday.
Miss Upshaw, the elocution teacher
of the Institute, accompanied her home.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION!
RATES VIA CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAIL- j
WAY.
lOt
• ” | Fare anil one-third, plu* Zi cent*,
I round trip, minimum rate SO cent*.
- 1 Ticket* on aale December 20 to JS,
im-luxlve: December 20 and 21, 1»0’5,
and January 1, 1*07; final limit Jan
uary 7. 1207.
For further information apply to
W. H. FOOG,
District Paacergcr Agent. I
%
VEN SANTA
CLAUS recog
nizes the fact that
If it’s worth while it always
happens at
THE NEW
KIMBALL
And has made his headquar
ters in the Palm Garden.
There will be a Christmas
Tree for the amusement of
all patronizing the cafe during
Christmas day and evening,
and a wheel of fortune where
everyone will win a prize.
Each guest receives a numbered coupon, and
the holder of the lucky number will be entitled
to a course dinner for four persons.
Another attraction will be the finest collection
of imported game and food ever displayed in
the South; a display to which the leading
dealers of the world nave contributed.
0 OUR holiday festivities will be incom
plete without a visit to the New Kim
ball, the center of Atlanta life and gaiety.
Special Dinner In American
Plan Dining Room, From 6 to
8 P. M. $1.00., Palm Garden
