The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, January 02, 1907, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text4) aiiM a.-* A Mr. George Dudley day nfu riUH*n at the I Mr Gin** i> cltv Ip n * harming <•»»»! flee* prominent family Mr. an.I .Mix Ulan -/ill arrive In Atlanta the latter i*irt *ff the week ftn nt trmTH’ at the r<~* Idetiee —«ff Judge It. T. -I>»r*ey, 171 Capitol avenue. MRS. ARNOLD'S BRIDGE ’ "Mr* Lmn' Anwl.r wRt «•» an Informal' In Thutwliiv nffet ut h«r h«m*. «»n J'« jubilee >tM***t. AFTERNOON TEA. Thursdav—nftrrntHin —Alx* VS'I lit afterm pllmcnt to uf Oanvllh Invited to number t*f fn nW friends Hi Ttr MRS. PARDEE'S BRIDGE. Mrs Thin Pliidt*- will •*M«*ilaln at a very inf*»niml bildg** Wednesday owning at her han.»* *>p Ponce D«*- ixun avtnm- in Imnot ..f Min Wallace, the guest of Mi and Mr-. Edward T Brown IN HONOR MI88 WALLACE. •Mm. Ifoliln- Randolph will en».-t« tain nt a luta hfot) and matin#**- p.tity Thursday In compliment to Miss Wal lace, th«* ku*>! *f Mi and Mis Ed ward T Hum n ’ TO MISS MARSHALL. Mrs Kug#n. II Black will « ni at a lunidn-o.1 IV'd.iv in honor of Mi Maitland Mnt**K«ll. im- khoi of Mi Prceton Aia'uii..t. INFORMAL BRIDGE LUNCHEON. ration v. a Go hndg# which Mm ij.it) |tr«n Wednesd* Ininan l*.« Emerson Hn»t* n. of KuIiiiiihz who is being many fil.m- l *|di Mini. Joseph ■t *on' Itr* M. Ilrow n di- Wa John Child In. Mr*. Siej.lo a tlen and Mi ■ The first ! rl per ha£, and of tumor, uus holder. •hntieronH Included: Mr. and Mm. J. Carroll Payne, Mr. and Mr*. J-din 1». Little. Mr.-and Mm. Churlea Hclplt*. Mr. and Mm. Jam cm I 4 . Dickey, Jr. Mr. and Mm. Robert Weasels, Mr. and Mr*. George McCarty. Among the ladle* pre*ent were: Ml** Martin of Montgomery. MImm-m Green. Ml** Marlon Peel, Ml** Nan Payne. A!Is* Martha Woodward, Ml** Nina Gentry. Mis* Hollne Phinlzy. Ml** Kill, ah*'t:i Rawson, Ml** Mary Andemon. Ml*s Louise Ralrd. Ml** Lottie Auntln. Mi** May Atkinson. Ml**Tattle Wylie, Mi** Virginia Gregory, Mins Huh*. Mias Laura Payne. PIEDMONT QUARTET TO 8ING AT B. Y. P. U. ENTERTAINMENT. «nv. Friday night, January 4. at 7:45 *•'« loi k. the Piedmont quartet, of thl* ing at the Capitol Avenue Baptist church, on which occasion the look. Mm.® It alp* I Milo,, Akc. x made f; errant ujth iinii) > «» '••• and painix on* used in i.rotii>T..n In the. dining r«H»m. when an *1* gnnt buffet luncheon wn* nerved. t*o decorations were handsome red |» »ln- »"ttn blossom* The Senior Rapt 1st Young People’s I’nlun of that church will open their door* to the public for their first annual enter- ijt and social. Tin* Piedmont rtet is on*- of the best trained.hand ingcr* in the city, and they huni- tii« ii admirer* ami friend* by the I .< -.<•* wherever they have an oppor- . tunity to ap|M-ai before the public. |P'ih.»|H th.. most entertaining feature i the ('ingrain will he the scene of the mammoth mock trial. In which some ; eighteen to twenty-five person* will p.nt With tin* stern dignity of ,t.i»- . -. i tin part of til* 1 program will ‘.“tod '-ut in every detail, and P'fie • h-un prisoners nt both —tc la-rpeak In hti-or her dfl- Gg V tuouaand invitation* of unique have p*cn-issued to the ineinr id friend* of thl* union, although dial Invitation is extended to ait ^attend the entertainment and pin C *M^"’Klljnh llronn r... Iv. .1 ..., ! SOCIALUNION. Trtend* 1i* w r“wte-*ff Mttr -dik rtni*- f Cni«»n“ftlu-Fir»t Hap- orutely f-t**r*t»~-TieiT -wHtr »4mreJt win meet Thursday nftcr- Mm. Josepu Emerson Hrmvn wmv » ;lt 3.3,, oViock at the home of milt of gieen velvet Dimmed w Hb } Mix. W. W Landrum, h • Hast N«»rth gmcgfuiiv in tin c«nter uf liiciiibltii ^'.l 1 * l . I<sllr * * * “tten Hud in vasex f.n mantel «qd {* 1 -“ av LVt-nlng. IriZh lace Mr*. Gem g- Rrnv green \*lvtt trlmnv DANCE AT SEGADLO'8. The. Ivamm Alpha, chapter of the Tech itchii«d «lli gh* 1 a dance at 8e- gadlo's l-’rhlav evening. RECEPTION AT COLLEGE PARK. The Inauguration of the beautiful old-fn*htoncil custom of New Year'* receptlon* at College Paik >>n Tu«**- day night wa* a tuilllunt *u>cess from •ver>* |Mdnt of view. The sentimental phase of thl* social Custom, which In by-gone day* wa* anticipated with keen delight, through the twelve months «*f the year, while bright storie* 4*1 §m*i v, ‘N«*w Years'* Were never exhausted in the repertoire of the witty eoelal raeonteur, had In come almost a tradition In these day* of hurry and bustle. For many year* these delightful annual reception* have unfortunately been permitted to drift Into oblivion and now tin* charm ing women of College Park have had the good tn*t«* and the delightful so cial Instinct to revive tills charming phase of Southern life. Tuesday night the home* of the re ceiving ladh* wen artistically deco rated witli cut (lowers, bamboo, potted plants and tmtnv suggestion* of the New Y.«r llandHotm-ly gowned women forme*! congenial group* at the various home* and parties of gentlemen residing at College Park, an*l from Atlanta iil*o drove fit.pi hou-e ToTtouse. between the bout* "f ; 3rt and 1»:3« extending congratulation* and good wishes i<* beautiful attractive women environed with hi ilium light*, glowing color, the fragtan* e "f tropical blossom** and the inelodN of *.*ng and instrument. College Park ha* taken the Initia tive in reviving *»n»- of the n«o-t lightful ami beautiful of all the at tractive Southern social, custom* "f past year*. WOMAN’8 AUXILIARY. The Woman's Auxiliary of the At lanta Typographical Union will meet with Mt*. Kd Jones iThursdny, January n. at 3 o'clock. Members nre urged to la* present. MRS. FRED TERRY. Cor. Sec. MI88 WALKER'8 PARTY. Mis* May Walker entertained & number of friends Tuesday evening at her home on Boulevard Plnce. The house wn* decorated with ferns, evergreens, nnn tssus and crimson bells Mis* Lula Keeling sung several solos. Games followed, then fruits and lees- were served. Miss Walker was gowned In blue silk mull. Her guests were Misses Mary IhiPre, Mlnta Dennis, Lula Keeling. Nell ciar- Idy* Ola and Florence Green. Lillian Howard, Esmeralda Hood Ford. Carrie and Hattie Peavy and Mt*. Phelan Pickens, of Savannah; Messrs Jeppy Langston. Jim IVaVy. Ira F ». Loren- r.o and Duismt Hood, Kit Sam and Jim Denton, A! Stammy, -llarte, Daniels at The kltnono effect Is seen In nil the evening wraps. The design shown here Is made up In heavy brocade silk and the collar and sleeve* 1 us the skirt of the wrap are finished with ermine. MISS MASON’S LUNCHEON. A very enjoyable function w.us the luncheon Tuesday given by Miss Eve lyn Mason at her home on Angler ave nue. The 'half and -p»ri*ir~t»fMamm'g home were decorated with crimson bell* and many |*>tted plant*. In the dlntng room thee*d#»r nedIf was “tango and Wl, hi id the tabin had for it* rtm- terpieoe a laige oM-fR*hb*ne«! b.*wt filled with all ktnrts of tropical fruit The pretty young hostess wort* a be coming gown of red crepe tie chine. Miss Mason's guests were Misses Francis Hlmmon*. **f Ja*i»er. Roberta Zachrv, Renette Miller. Ernestine Ran- dull. Perth Chnsoti. of Ratnbridge, and l>«*rothy Ltudall. MRS. THOMAS’ TEA. Mrs. James W. Th.muts will enter tain Informally a few Intimate friend* Friday aftem**on from 4 to « o'clock nt tea nt her home, corner "f Hprlng and Fifth streets. Alllster. Thomas. Thomas. JULIET NIX W. C. T. U. The Juliet NU W. C. T. I’, will meet Thursday afternoon at :* oVbwk at the Jail t*» hold a meeting with the Rev Ella* Vatighn. Wear your badge* ami meet promptly. MRS !» L RRADLEY. MRS E A. GiiREIt. Presldant. Sc* retary. SHELTERING ARMS. i«‘ regular monthly meeting "f th' terlng Attn* will l»e Reid tit the a- Thur»dav m*>tning at H* *»'cl**ck. )*• annual * U - te n *»f officers will pla* • nml nil members arc urged ent MRS MISS ANDERSON TO ENTERTAIN. ORR 2ELLARS. T L /.eliars annoutn On Thursday aftern** Anderson will entertain in i n.a Mlf* Antoinette Hl-mm amt hn g* Ml** Greer. «*f P*-nn*vl\ant* I hundreil will is- th*- gum* play* <1 "’•» l<ll,h ! K.iRvm. nl ..t lit- ila at the home ighter, Emma Hr lie, r. of New min. g i. place early In Fob- f the bride;, father. STERLING SILVERWARE FOR THE JANUARY BRIDES. Our stoc-k is very larp 1 . Our i-uui-iivin^ is known to ie the most artistio in tin- > ity. Ka« l> jtiri-i- wi- soil is i>n- gravrd l*y our «-.\|u-rt t-unrav or free of charge. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Jewelers. 37 Whitehall Street MISS HAWKINS' LUNCHEON. Miss Louise Hawkins gave a beaut I- ful luncheon Wednesday nt the Capi tal City Club In compliment to Mias Ethel Gay nmt her bridesmaid*. The table had for it* centerpiece a bowl filled with pink ruses and fern*. The place card* were hand-painted rose*, tied with ribbon*. Mi** Hawkins wore a silk, trimmed with laci- blue. trimmed with silver plumes f blue it was *1 blue Mis Gay cloth. the lave waist being tu baud* of cloth. 1 Hlie wot brown. Rimmed with crea* Mis* Hawkins' gu.-ys in. Gay. Mi** Katharine tilt* Mary l>.-a* Tapper. Ml>* Paviie. Miss Julia Hunt* Lottie »v*k Wylie. \ Ith Miss Miss Hill •Miss in* hid- .1 MRS. ANDERSON'S LUCHEON. The luncheon given Wednesday Mr*. Harvey Aifd. t* m wa* a In.mti compliment to Mr* Sim* Rru> M Amlerson's g young women who \ brtdrsnmlds. ami the crs. The ilecorailoii'* * »n*iste*l *»f whitt !; Ml* and yellow r.“* > fern milling an effect h * - .*f t!-. in Persian colors, and a black velvet hat. trimmed with white plumes. Mr*. Chnrie* McGehee wore green silk, trlnumd with lace, and a becom ing white Imt, trimmed with plumes. Mr*. Robert Alston's becoming gown was (ft old rose id Ik, fashioned with lace, nnil with this *h«j Avore a black hat. trimmed with white plumes. Mr*. W. t\ Jarnlgan wore a black litre gmrn. made prtnreswe, ML?. TTthFlt— Da Vis W»W A bfdwn v*d\*-t suit, and Mr*. Hudson Moore was handsome I11 a pink cloth gown. BIRD SUPPER TO MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH EMER80N BROWN. One of the tno*t charming of New Year festivities was the Informal sup per at which Mr. and Mr*. George .\t Rrown entertained Tuesday evening. In honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Km* r***»n Rrown. The occasion was characterized by Informality, and by the cordial hospitality for which th- host and hostess are know n? The color motif of decoration wn red, polnsettla blossom* being used In quuntttle*. In the dining room the table beautiful w-ith It* centerpiece, a great silver basket filled with poinsetttas. with candelabra shaded.in stiver and red and with hamlsouu covet* of Cluny Kues George Rrown received her in a gown *>f white chiffon cloth Mr*. JoNejdi Emerson Rrown was gowneil in black lace, made princess^ Among the attractive vl*itor*. Mr* Searle. the guest of Mrs. Edward Rrown, was handsome In w hite cloth. Mrs Lewl- foletnan, of <'hattanoog.i who I* spen.ltng some time with Mrs. J R. Whitehead, wa* g<»wn»»«l in pink aline, elaborately fashioned \ blight and attractive with potted plants, crimson blossoms and many crimson bells; ' Eggnog was served In the dining room, where the table had as its cen terpiece an azalea plant covered with red blooms. The bonbons were red. and the ellver cendertlcks had rrlmoon silk shades Mrs. Alston waa osslsred In the en tertainment of her guests by her mother, Mrs. Firming duHIgnon. and her sister. Mis* dtiBIgnon. Mrs. Alston was handsomely gown ed In pale pink ailk trimmed with white loco. PERKER80N-STIL60N. Mr. and Mr*. Frtderlck Joseph Htll- •on^iave issued Invitations to the mar riage of their daughter. Mabel, to Mr. Edgar John Perkemon. the wedding to take place on the evening of Tuesday, the 15th of January, at 9 o'clock, at their home, 185 West Peachtree street. TO MEET MR8. NI8BET. Mm. J. 8. Klsbet will speak at the Missionary Circle In North Avenue church on Thursday, January 3. at 3:30 m.^ After the meeting tea will be served and an opportunity given to all who are present to meet Mrs. Nlsbet. All Who are interested In mission* are RECEPTION TO REV. AND MR8. NI8BET. On Friday evening nt 8 o’clock the ladles of the North Avenue church will give a reception to Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Nlsbet, who will sail In the near future for Korea. Mr. Nlsbet goes as a repre sentative from North Avenue church, his wife being sent by u church In Texas. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all the member* of the church and congregation to be present at this re ception to meet these missionaries and bid the god-speed. . MRS. GORMAN'S BRIDGE. Mrs. Osslan D. Gorman entertained at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at the home of her sister. Mrs. A. .1. Smith. 145 West Peachtree. In honor of Mrs. Cay McCall, of Jacksonville. Fla., and Mr*. Robert L. Cooney. The house wds prettily decorated with red roses, polnsettla blossoms and ferns. The 'prizes w ere a cut glas* powder box and a cut glass bottle. The hostess received her gueatn In a lovely gown of blue, trimmed with lace and •hlffon. Mrs. Cay McCall wn* gowned In shite empire cloth, trimmed with point do \>nlse lace. Her hat of white wa* trimmed Itr blue plumes, "Mr a .Smith "wore u'hantMo me toilet vf pink silk, fashioned with laces. After the game a salad course was served. The guest* included: Mr*. Cay Mc Call. Mrs. Janie* L. Logan, Mr*. T. J. Ripley. Mrs. Roscne Hearn, of Rarnes- vllle: Mrs. Hugh Dorsey, Jr.. Mr* W. 8. Wit ham. Mr*. C. K. Hanson. Mr* T. R. French, Mr*. M. D. Francis. Mr*. Joseph M. Terrell. Mr*. Robert Ridley. Jr., Mr*. Marshall Kckford, Mr*. Howell Cloud. Mr*. J. II. Robert*. Mr*. W. \. Speer, Ml** Bessie Woodward. Ml** Martha Woodward. Mias Nellie High tower, Ml** Louise Todd. Ml** Murthn Whitman. Mis* Rumuella Whitman. Mr*. A. K. Wheeler. Mr*. V. K. Perry man. Mrs. Elliott Miller. Mrs. Alfred TrultL Mrs, Ed Thomas. Mrs. Eduin Marine. Mrs. Sim* Bray. Mr*. John Ganzaie*. Mr*. Porter King. Mrs. Bol ling Jones. Mr*. W. R. Foster. Mr*..An drew Calhoun. Mr*. Howard Dexter. Mr*. James William*. Mrs. Howard Callaway, Mr*. A. J. Smith, Ml** Kllse Lipscomb. Ml?* Lula Cal.lawny, Ml** Grace Callaway. Miss May Scott. Ml** Ella Baker, Ml** Nell Baker. MARRIAGE INVITATIONS CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES L P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Engravers 47 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GEORGIA SUPERB COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER SUITABLE FOR WEDDING GIFTS. LARGE HANDLER OF GORHAM STERLING SIL- — VEB. MY FALL STOCK IS COMPLETE. Diamond Merchant and Jeweller. 16 Whitehall St., Century Bldg. CZ PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Jackson have returned from Macon, where they Mpent the holiday* with relatives. The ladle* of College Park, who *0 brilliantly received Tuesday night, the beautiful custom of New Year'* cull ing. have dec ided to continue annually these receptions, and each coming New Year's day will And the charming wom en of this attractive suburb receiving their gentlemen friend* with a genuine and lavish Southern hospitality. sister, Mrs. W. F. Eve, at Augusta. Miss Beatrice Nelms has returned from a visit to friends In Augusta. Mr* J. W. Bailey, of Fall Rh< Mas*.. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Stllson. Mis* Hodgson has returned to her home at Athens after a visit during the holiday* to Miss Annie Lykes Rice. On account of the Illness of Mr* clarence Knowles the Informal brldg- party which she was to have glwn Wednesday morning, in honor of Mi 8t. Julian R&venal. was postponed. Mr. Ben Lee Crew is in Balnbrldge. lac ouch The cnterpie ■ »li th* iu MR. T. J. BUCHANAN WEDS MISS MARY SMITH. Tuesday i-M-ning at the home of Dr and Mr*. W. W. Landrum the marriage oC Ml** Marv Smith and Mr. T. J. Rut Inman took pla* e, Dr Landrum of ficiating Tin*"home of Dr. and Mrs I^indrum was mad.- d<mb!v attractive l,v the dec oration* of -milav mistletoe and cut flowers, ami the cor •m»»n.\ wa* per- f»rn,ed »n the presence of .» few inti mate friend* of the bride and groom. The bride wore a smart stilt of white cloth and carried a sh-m-i l ouquet of rose**. Mr •and Mrs T J Buchanan are at home to their friend* nt then* home, «‘11 \Vlll *w street. Ide consisted lin t of hand n a silver lot bons and the pretty tails als In elb* The Ida hand-painted tlnv bl.n k cats. de> vIth bows of Neilow ribbon. .1 best* were written \etse* made tally for each guest Pretty *,.t cere the little calendars in the f New YCar bell* Mrs AiulerS'Uk i*‘c* hcd her itu stylish gown of white cloth -Ini* Rrny w»* hand INFORMAL TEA. : Mr. nml Mrs Robert Sheddcn will • v- ntertftln at an informal tea Wednes- i* .-tay evening at their home on Linden <1 -.ticet, their guest* t*» unhide Ml** ui { Hrenstoti. Mi** Maty Thomas, Mis* »'* I 1 *• tistance Knowles, Mis* Jennie ICng- *■<*' fl*li Mis* Nan Pnyiu*. Mis* laiura *4l In a blue eisct. Ml** Nannie Nlc*d*on, Mi | I He Atkinson. Mr. Bob Keely, Mr in I E-lwar-l AiutlHeiMr. Aithur Ket-lv. Mr. Vm..-* Wb.Mey. Mr Stuart H»*>d. Mt. ely ' Robert Clatkc, Mi. J. c ConnulU. faahtoned with In rivet hat wa* trimmed m plumes Mis* .tenaic Mobley was g. be« unlllK suit *‘f blue cloth n! trimmed with er black I WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. h w hlte | Tu-sday afternoon at 5 oVIiu k V wned m * R°hcrt Alston entertained braided I few friend* at ail eggnog party WEDNESDAY WHI8T CLUB. Mrs. joseph Thompson entertained the Wednesday Whist Club thl* week at her home. Brookwood. on Peachtree road. After the game an elegant luncheon a* served. The club members In clude: Mr*. Janie* W. English, Jr., Mr*, ry Arnold, Mr*. Hugh McKee. Mrs. ph Thompson, Mr*. Harvey John son. Mr*. George Brown. Mr*. Archi bald Davis, Mr*. John A. Kitten, Mr*, land* Ohoisttn. Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mr*. Jameo-JI.- Nunnally. Mrs. M. B. Parson*," Mrs. Robert B. Ridley, Mr*. Ralph Van Litmllnghirtn, Mrs. Mary M- Atkinson, Mr*. Albert Howell, Mr*. Pliircnce Knowles. Mr*. Dunbar Roy and Mr*. John Moore and Ml** Annie Mitchell. MRS. LOWE H0STE8S AT NEW YEAR’S PARTY. Mr*. \V\ H. L«»we wa* hostess at .4 delightful New Year'* reception on Tuesday night nt her pretty home, in East North avenue. A number iff Invited guests were present and the occasion proved thor oughly enjoyable Games and music were feature* 1 and contributed much to the entertainment During the evening a sumptuous and d*d!clou* sup per wa* served In the dining room, which Wa* tastily and appropriately decorated. The charming hostess spare 1 no effort to till the evening with pleas ure. Among those present were: Ml** Myrtlce Humphries, Ml** Ague* Lyon. Ml** F.liim t'awthoti. Mis* Berta .Mil ner, Ml** Esther Lyon. Mr*. Lowe. Mr. Lowe. Messrs. Qullllan Rhlnehurdt. ... Bagwell. Harry Humphries. I.ouis Kocher. Claude Nenlv. Miss Lucy Stanton, of Alliens, is the guest of Mrs. Rawson Collier. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Phinlzy. of Athens, are the guest* »»f General and Mr*. W. A. Wright. vlll leave soon Mr. and Mrs. !I. c. Bray and Miss Fannie Bray have returned to Mont gomery. after vhiting friend* In At lanta. Miss Elizabeth M. Boykin, of Dallas county. Alabama, In making her home In Atlaitn, at 64 Augusta avenue. Mr.*. L, D. McDonald and her daugh ter. Miss Salll<> Cobb Johnson, have returned from New York and are at the Peachtree Inn. Ml** Hallle Ellis I* visiting Mr*. D. K. Wright, at Augusta. MI** Lucy Evanr 1ff~the guest of iter Miss Dora Chevea la the guest .4 Ml bb Annie Hlxon. at Villa Rica. Mr. Lewis W. Thomas and Mr. Jamn L. Anderson are In attendance on the circuit court of appeals, New Orient).-. Miss Clara May Winn returned from Cartersvllle yesterday, where she ha< been spending a week at a house party given by the Misses Strickland. Mr*. Mary Grant Dickson has re turned from Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey left Tuesday for Florida, where they will spend a week. Mias Ruby Walker and Miss Annie Merlweather have returned from Ms- con. where they spent the holiday* with Mrs. J. W. Bate*. Miss Margaret Ladson has return* I from Macon, after spending a few da\ *. with Miss Sara Tinsley, in that city Mrs. R. L. Cooney has gone to Nash ville on account of the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Meeks. •••••••••••••••••••••••■•••••*••••••••••••< SOUTHERN SOCIETY >••••••••••••••••••••••! AT THE END OF THE YEAR. What have l nt the end of the year To make me glad m t*» give me prld Sitting alone In the twilight here - By the cools that glowed and ha\e nearly died, I will balance the triumphs which 1 have won And the righteous profit* wijich 1 have gained Against the evils which I have don* And the foolish losses 1 have *u* tabled. eakly ff black linillr pill II Immti Robin* itl .1 Milt Of i w htch *h»* v tttmtmd with yellow 1 Ml*s Estelle Stewa • th blue th* if home mom-'iutlvo *ff th. ir nw Mr and on Ptrtchtree *tivet, e* ..f th>- *-\*-nth ahnlvets Alston's home e.pi -alt h 1 \ ith IP* •4 £owu uf datk red v! *ih, e.iibnidv DR. REBECCA C. BRANNON. APARTMENT A. THE FREDERICK, Zb?. Whitehall Strest. n Prnetieu limited to women and d child UIU A Ilow much of the pH>t d fast Would I. .blot from memory if l might? How much have I done in the year that i* past To stay the wrong or advance the right" ow many time* have 1 In despair 8at doubting the Justice of G*»d'.» great plan? How many times have 1 failed tp„beai Myself Indeed as a gentleman? What have I at the end of the year To make me glad or t«* give me pride: Sitting alone In the twilight here By the * •ail* that glowed and have nearly died. 1 will balance the good against the bud, And stretch n«> virtue and pass n-i wrong; I will Study the lessons which I have hail. # And date to be Just and learn to be strong. — —8 K. Kt«er, in Chicago Record-Her ald. 8TILLM0RE. On Wednesday evening the beautiful home of Mayor and Mrs. T. J. Kent was attractively lighted and beautifully decorated with Yuletlde devices, to gether.,with a profusion of holly ami mistletoe, when they entertained a number of their friends. Games Wei e played and a song and program of music rendered. *n the dining ro«. 1 fruits were served. Mayor and Mrs. Kent were assisted by Mrs. Maude Terrell, of Wadley, a niece of Mrs. Kent, and her brother, Mr. G. F. Nnaworthy. of'Cordele. After refresn- ments the party was invited Into a dou ble room, in which a beautifully ar- ran,T*d Christmas tree had been pre paid. ladcncd wltL present* for the nmtiv guest*. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W Ferklns. Dr. and Mrs. 4 R, Warren, Mr. and Mr*. W. \V. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tanner, Captain and Mrs; E. H. Heath, Dr. and Mr*. Massond. Mr. and Mr*. J L. Mar tin. Dr. and Mr*. J. R. Youmnn*. »»f Co lumbus; Mr. and Mr*. J.-L. Hargrove, Dr. and Mrs., L. P. Lane, Professor P. N. Brown. Mr. W. C. Myers. Mrs. W. L. Clark. Miss 8ulUe Kennedy. Mr. Jack- son Warren. Jr. Ml** Kittle Elliott, Mr. Harry Skinner. Ml** Bessie Brin son, Mis* Lizzie Gunn. Miss Loula Mar tin. Mr. G. T. Nnlly. Miss Lillie Brown. Mr. W. J. Evans, Miss Mary Clark. Mr. J. I. Lanier. Mr*. Ella Ballentlne, Mi** Pearl KdenfleUl, Mr. W. B. Heath. Miss Snllle Brown. Ml** Anna Mercer. Mr. Morris Papkln. Dr. L. L. I.anlrr. Mis* Eva Gunn. Mr. c Al. Saxon, Ml** Mar ty* Martin. Mr. W, A. Walker. Misses Odessa and Edr.a Walker Misses Maxle and Ada Durden, airs. Gertie IfArper. Mr. T. J. Martin. Mr*. E. A. Edenfleld, Miss Mattie Woods Mr*. Maude Ter rell. of Wadley; Miss Eunice Brinson, Mr. G. F Nasworthy. Dr. T. L. Akins, Dr. D. B. Burn* and Mr. F. E. Spalding CAMILLA. Ml**, hi*ti Patterson, of Macon, nml Miss Vat Milo, if At Inn tu nre the |mpiilnr guests of Miss Beintiileloit Cox. Mlss.-s Toy and !.***..», Spen. e speid p’oTl lir Alluiiiy, the guests of Mix' ltlle 5lr*. Walter Tarlor, of Valdoata, a|MMit Jll"" Ill.ll, 4>l ,4rn IUu, IS ion uU of Mlaa Pearl Taylor, on south nr. •treet. Captain II. -E. L. Spence la vlaltlng Ida mother, Mra. II. W. Spence. Mlsa Lee Bennet, of Quituian. returned to her home Friday, after a pletaaut visit to relative* here. Mr. nnd Mra. Aubrey Alien, of Alhanr. tlrn holiday* with their parents. i" mu': t .»* Aiirnirrll. - - C . Is visiting Ke%\ and 3Ira. A. McLaugh lin. nt the tnnnae. W. W. Ctillena, of Jaekaonvilie, Fin., visited hi« family here this week. Mr. and Mra. A. It. Hnggs. of Ty-Ty, nre dveater. Is th. nnd Mra. if. L. ITrown, , of North Carolina, are vlaltlng Hr. and Mr*. J. I.. Ilrowu, on Harney atreet. Mlsa Louheutii McNair, of Vnldontn, is Vlaltlng her mother at the Hotel McNair Mis* Alum lleuley. of Haconton. vlalied Mrs. J. T. Owena la at Friday. Mis* Lola Allen, of Tlfton, la apeiKliug the tioildn}** with homefolks In Canillhi Mlaa Audrey Turner la at homo ac«in after n plenannt visit to Dr, and Mn Taylor. In Thomaaville. Mis* Irma Kate Hnum. of Norman I'arh. Is the populitr guest of Mr. and Mra. T. H Perry, on Hroa.l atreet. Mis* Mary Halley, of Cairo, I* spending the holidays with her parents on Hroud street. Mlsa Edna Watkins returned last Wednes day from Wesleyan for the holiday*. Mr*. M. Wilson I* vlaltlng relatives In Birmingham. Mr*. E. E. Cox delightfully entertained In honor of her guests Wednesday evening The guest* were Mlsa I.lzn Patterson. *»r Si neon, nnd Miss I'attlllo, of Atlantu. Th- enlng wna mnde pleasant by a Chrt thy Dr. ami Mr*. T. It. Penv gave a re«-**p tlon In honor of Misses ftann and Fr*-* man Thur*du> evening. A very Interesilti. io)itest wna nrea«*nteU which Miss Emm Corhrnn nnd Mr. Crawford Hnggs receive- prlsi Mars Twltty entertained In honor of Misses Hnun nnd Freeman on Frl.lnv veiling A progressive •*a.*arch for part the Quietly nt the Itrond street. Mlsa Emma Hearn and Mr llnrry Askew were married. 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