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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
WB0XMBAV. JANl'AHr f, M.
Closing Out
TOYS
At Actual Cost
Just for a few days we offer our entire stock of
TOYS, DOLLS, etc., at COST PRICES in order to
make room for other goods-
Anderson Hardware Co.
West Point
K wills Bwauson, of Washing Ion, D.
t\. I- tin* guest of Miss Sara rallawuj.
.Mltirt i.uHls Woodyard, of laiGrsiige. Is
finding the holidays hero with her sister,
Mrs. Janie lludmsn.
Mi«N Flora llafctxlorn has as her guests
MIm*** Itciriie. of Macau.
o.inorl sn«l Mrs. K. T. Mooo, of La
Grange, are spending the week with Mrs. O.
Ip Winston.
Ml»» Daisy Zachry .has returned from s
visit to relatives at Washington, Os.
Miits I’nullm* Yorker!, of l^tFayette, Ala.
is the iciest of Miss l-oucll** Hardy.
Mist Allee Ijinler loaves Haturdsy tor a
Vi,it t.» Miss Christine Cole, of Xewuao.
Mr- Crank llolnnd mid son. Kells, of
Annum. are expected aovu to visit Mrs. J.
r ^emashoro,-uf the 1-*
e Female College. Is iq»eudlng the
holidays with her mother.
Mrs. I.. Strong Is In Opelika visiting her
lighter. Mrs. «i. W. Shenly.
Ml«i Sam Calls way entertained
fri'Mids at s Md domino parly Tiieadny
Urns Svva
enlng In honor of her guest
..j Washington. D. .C.
Ml*- Kate Smith was the hostess of the
*1 low-da» Afternoon Cluh last wei-l*. Four-
li’iiel eu-dire'was played, the prises lo tng
hoti l*v Ml-s l.uelle Lsnler and Miss Autiii-
Il.(»m.'"nd After the game n delightful
luu? Ii
SANDER8VILLE.
Ml* K A. Sullivan entertained during
tie- < Iin«tm.i4 holidays her sons. Messrs.
|:«t Sullivan. . f.IInltlniore, nnd Wllllniu Sul
livan, «>f AHflOlli
Misses Fannie Lou Irwin, Mary Irwin and
Annie Julia Tucker are at home from Nash-
illle, where they ara ntfwsJlag the IVuImmIj
Normal. They return today tWednesday).
Mtsa**s Kthe! Storer, Old Shroeder nnd
Annie II. Uatrher are the guests of Miss
"ttortba Wynne.
I'hnrles J. llayue of the Jefferaonlun aiwut
< lnistmaa with’ hfs mother. Mrs. S. J.
it:s« iJilia Curry is Tisltlog Mias Annie
Doolittle..
My far the most elaborate of the Christ-
tna* entertnlnuienta was the pnrty given
by Miss Thco lotlig at her home. Shady
Dale she entertained forty of the younger
let. The whole houso. Was beautiful In
Christmas colors, green a ml red. From walla
in*! rolling. Intermingled with suillux. were
riirlattnns bells aut|M»nded h.v long festoon*
hf - rlmson ribbon*. Wreaths of holly tied
with erltntum were hung In the window’s
• i« k of the lare eurtalns. The India of the
'hntidellera were Incnsod In India of red. As-
listing the fair young lioatesa were her
tnwther. Mrs. H. G. larag, and Mlaoea Zettlo
lumbar and Ollle Belle Holt. The gowns
Winn hr the receiving parte were very ele-
wnt Mrs. lame wore black with garniture
'f white Inre; Miss Holt, pale blue crepe de
Mum . Miss Dunbar, cream altk voile; Miss
bang, white tissue over nlle green silk. The
rum* for the evening was nrogresslre con-
JMtflluB. A didhdnus buffet supper was
‘• roil. Those present «grere: Misses ollle
Holt. Ktbel Htscer, Annie I<ee llittrher,
M.uv Uuwllngs, l-orln« McKinney. Llscle
h tamer. Grace McCarty. Kiln McCarO’.
tt’itli Mci’nrtr, l-atn«r Allies. Llaale Gar-
#A-r. Annie N. Duggan, Katie and Mary
Harris. N annie Mathis, Jnlla Jones, iterthu
. Mjut K Irwin, Julia Tucker. Willi*
Greenesboro
aa
Corker, Finley, Irwin, Tom Co*.
Andrew Sparks, Frank. Will. IdOttla nod
•h*h Hah*. Trenbolm Armstrong, Theodore
•H.i.M. Martin Harris, Gordon Gnrbutt.
•Ian.t Will, Hurdle UoncUtan. firmly
hount. Arthur lUwItnga, rbnrllH lllrd.
Ml— Hay Marks, of ltuffalo. N. V., la
bo guest of Mra. Henry Furls.
Miss Ilelle llopklua la visiting relatives
ti ^uvnnnah.
Judge nnd Mra. II. T. Kawllttgs entertain
W a number of gueata at breakfast on
brut mas morning at II o’clock. The guest*
»f honor were Misses Mildred Mamtoii and
Margaret Ferry. Covers were laid for
'll— ltuby Stanley, of Athena, and Mr.
*1 Tk Stanley, of Hpurtu, are gueata of Mr.
It. Stanley.
I lie friends of Mias Fannie Haynes, whose
t . «(is dislocated and fracture*! two weeks
u treat***! her to n letter shower on
Iirittitnaa *ln
'If* o.
- -Ogei
•i class on Fr
* k. There w ,
they enl*»ye«l the occasion very much.
Mr* c. |i. Shtlnut gate her Siimlay
Busier Brown party on Mon
n. Klercn little girls were
class i _
after noon
it. nnd they -hml much merriment •
"lug a cravat on lluatcr Brown Hack
•i was preHcnte«| with it cravat, then
(folded ami l*?d up to a picture of
*’• r and Tlge. *rt**r various games.
* Modiiut serve*! delicious refreshments
*« Monday evening Mrs. L. J. Blount
•ilUluo iitc.l the tenth gra*le of the High
’ -•l by a party given In honor of her
••cliler, l.laale Garner.
*■ ami Mrs. J. It. Henderson, of Klitihllf,
"•un*e the marriage of their daughter.
Mias Elolae Smith, who la at school
at Brenau, In spending the holiday* at
home.
Little Loulae Allison, of Madison, la
the guest of Mtsn Fannie Wheeler.
Mias Belle Armor, who teacher elo
cution at Jefferson, Is at home for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holloman, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Spinks, have returned t*» their home.
Mtsa Park, of Lucy Cobb, In attend
ing the Christman hollduys at Ipnne.
l)r. and Mrs. !>. L. Cloud, Miss Mary
Langdon Cloud and Master David
Lowe cloud spent Christmas with Mrs.
Cloud’H mother nt Tugnloo.
My. and Mr*. Walker Maddox nn«l
Mins Sara Francis Adams Maddox are
guests *»f Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Adams.
Mins Eleanor Ttrnnrh. who ~ 1g ~ ~m-
tendlng Lucy Cobb, In spending Christ
inas at home.
Miss ltertha Kate Davison, of Ath
ena. Is visiting Mrs. Felix Boswell.
Minn Lottie Smith, of the StAte Nor
mal School, In the guent of Mr. nnd
Mrn. James Reynolds.
Minn Dora Horton, of Madison, In
visiting Miss Katherine Hplnks.
Miss Luelle Hendries Is the guest of
Miss Eleanor Branch.
Miss Hara Lee Thornton, who In at
liool at Wesleyan, spent Christman ut
home.
Miss Fletcher Smith, who tenches
school nt Llthonla, spent the hollduyn
with her parents.
Miss May Bickers Is spending a few
days at home*
Theodore. Randolph,-Fred and Alex
ander Geissler. of Atlanta, spent
Christmas with Mr. und Mrs. Harmon
Gefssier.
Mr. and Mrs. James Darlington, of
Alabama, are visiting the latter's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hightower.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Vienna, npent
Christmas with her sinter. Mrs. Jumes
Reynolds.
Mins Maud Townsend, of Mllledge
vtlle. Is visiting Miss Finrence Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Mrtllflt. «*f High WHWlS.
are guests.of‘Mr. Mcdlin’s parents In
this city.
Professor P. P. Caf.tr spent the Jioll-
days at home.
Flunk Robinson npent Christmas In
Greensboro.
Kvle Hmlth, of the State Cnlverslty
nt Athens, Is attending u few day
home.
Mrs. Julian Weems and daughter,
Mary, of McDonough, are guests of
Miss Florence Clayton.
Miss Louise McWhorter, who Is at-
nttendlng school at Norman Park,
spent Christ mas at home.
Mrs. L. if- Reid and (laughter. Mary
Julia, an* guests of Mrs. Paul Pounds
In Atlanta.
Mrn. B. C. McWhorter has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W.
i. Gillespie, at Mllledgevllle.
Minn Abide Goodwin, of Crawford, In
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. II. Ghees
ling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cawtlmn. of
Katonton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry’ Goodwin.
Mrs. Julia McNair Is In Atlnnta.
Mrn. Ellen Foster, of l*exlnglon. was
the guest recently of Mr. und Mrs. II.
F. Hurt.
Miss Floorie Boswell, of Penfleld. Is
the guest of Miss Eleanor Branch.
Miss Gunsle Mosley, of Putnam coun
ty. In visiting Mrn. J. K. Baynes.
Goodwin Gheesling n|*ent Christman
at home.
OXFORD.
Misnes Helen and Alberta Will la inn
delightfully entertained on hint Tliurn-
day evening.
Miss Julia Hurls, of HocWmnrt, Is
visiting Miss Husle Handlford.
Mins Rarn Branham Is home from
Wesleyan College.
Ml*s Pearle Da I lew. of Atlanta, In
the charming guest of Mrs. Kindly
Ivey.
A brilliant yuletlde reception was
given by the local members of th*
Kappa Alpha fraternity on Monday
evening. Among those present were
Misses Puttie Smith. Hue Means. Hum
Branham. Pearle Hnllevv. Marie Evans.
Annie Hue itonwcll and Mrn. Khelly
SOUTHERN SOCIETY
|[ In Ocorgii tnd Adjoining SMtf |
Pletsant Mention From Other Qtlet
ROME SOCIAL NEWS
Misses Maitland's Japanese tea, ten
dered two visiting young men of Hlrm-
Ingham, Dr. J. F. Williamson and Mr.
C. Q. Mitchell, brightly heralded the
Yuletlde pleasures Christmas ave.
Their attractive home was prettily dec
orated with the flowera of Japan, the
purple wisteria blending Into the pink
of handsome chrysanthemums, effect
ive motif that was carried out In detail
from the elaborate decorations to the
confections and tapers. The two charm
ing hostesses and their assistants were
becomingly gowned In kimonos and
like true Japanese maids greeted their
guests with the lowly aalam of the
~>te East. In a cornered recess of the
parlor beneath a great umbrella the
tea table was set, with dainty bedew.
ered china. Two contests having for
answer the names of Japanese cities
and generals were entered In with zest.
Mrs. and Miss Brown entertained a
dozen guests delightfully Christmas
afternoon. Treasure from the lands
across the sens sent as Christinas of
ferings were displayed upon a minia
ture Christmas tree. As souvenirs *»f
the Yuletlde party the guests were
each given a pressed paper cup snd
saucer filled with raisins stuffed uitli
nuts.
Enjoyable was Misses Elizabeth and
Caroline Burney's euchre party, ten
dered fourteen guests. The hundsoiu**
new home on Fourth street was dec
orated In Christmas bells, holly and
mistletoe and presented a most at
tractive scene, when the pretty girls
had gathered for the merry game.
The young ladles who so successfully
planned to a brilliant finish the mosuim
cotillion of Thanksgiving were Com
plimented by the young men of the
dancing contingent with Yulettdr
german. The skating rink, with dec
orations of Southern snillax nnd bright
Christmas trees, finely waxed Hour,
was converted into a very attractiv*-
dancing hall. To splendid music some !
thirty couples danced until the wen
sma’ hours.
Quite one of the happiest purtie* *>f
the week was Mrs. James O’Neill's en-
parents, returned to their home in
Me nee Monday.
Mrs. Charles Gifford, of Memphis,
Tenn.. after spending Christman with
Mre. Will Harben. returned to her home
Sunday.
Mlea Mabel Smith, of Atlanta. Is the
guest of Miss Mary Lou Yancey
Judge und Mrs. W. M. Hem v and
their guest. Miss (.'leghorn, spent
Christmas day with Captain at id- Mrs.
John S. CTeghorn, of Rummerville.
Miss Agnes Harris' presence h.is de*
lighted her friends here. She returned
to Macon Monday after u hnppv hoi
Iday.
Mr. James 4?mlth, accompanied by
Trtw friend, atr.—Knrr,—rj TurTimanti,
spent two of the holidays In this, his
old home, nnd Wednesday the two
popular young fellows returned to
their posts of duty
Misses Carrie and Bessie Rproull, of
Anniston, are the guests for the New
Year of their stater. Mrs. Will Graves.
Mies Ella Hough, who spent the
Christmas Jn Atlanta, returned home
Thursday 'evening*
Mrs. Robert Timmons, of Thomas
vllle, and Miss Katharine Edmundson,
of Atlanta, are the ^ guests of Mrs.
Htewart Marshall.
Paul Black came home from Wash
ington to spend the holidays with his
sisters.
The Shorter College teachers and pu
pils have all returned from their re
spective homes.
Mr. Howard Tinsley has returned
from a brief visit to his father in Mil-
ledgevllle.
Miss lone Neuman Is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. T. R, Garllngton is the guest of
her fat her, Captain-Jule Peek.-in Co-1 C. E. Hoy. nn KDcth wtrret'
terlalnrnent of the Bridge Whist Cluh,—. - ----- ^ -----
on Thunulav morning- Christinas chertr il’A*— ' » j «ivls. a student **f
and merriment prevailed. Cnlque ?«nte T nlver*ity._ aF^Aihene. T-* v]
tubes, which when a string was pulled
went off with a slight report, opened
nnd revealed some quaintly-shaped
•hapeau. either a baby cap of pn|*er.
i Highland boy's cap. a dunce cap,
etc., nnd these the ladles donned und
wore throughout the morning. From
the library the ladles repaired to the
parlor for a series of games of bridge.
After the games they enjoyed an ele
gant luncheon arrange*! oh a table
with fruit centerpiece und Christmas
decoratlortP.
Miss Inez Gibson entertained four
couples at a chafing dish party Christ
mas night.
Miss Edith Carver and brother.
Frank Carver, are In Rome for the
winter;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert W. Eubanks,
who have been with Mrs. Eubanks’
dartown
Mr. and Mrs. Waring Best have, re
turned from a several days' visit to
relatives In I'wlartown.
• North Roms.
Miss Isirena Lumpkin, of Virginia, Is
visiting Miss Effle Broach.
Mr. Paul Morrison has returned to
l*aGrnng*‘ after spending the hull-
lib homefolk* here.
the
vlsll-
Ing his parents. Judge and Mrs
Davis.
Miss Hadle Morrison entertained the
N. R. G. Club Wednesday evening.
Mr. K. W. Brewer, of Birmingham,
was tli*’ guest of friends here 'luring
the holidays.
Mr. W. F. Williamson, a member of
the T. I\ A., spent Christmas week
here with relatives.
Miss Patience Bone, of Adnlrsvtlle, Is
the guest of Miss Holland.
Miss Lillie Copeland, of Brenau Col
lege. Gainesville. Is spending the week
with her parents, Colonel and Mra. F.
W. Copeland.
The Christmas tree nt the North
Broad Baptist church Thursday even
ing waa_lftrgelv attended nnd a de-
lightful program was arranged and
tarried out.
Gadsden
Judge Paul H|*enkonnd wife, of Hunts-
Vlllo, have returned home, after spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Hpeake's pa-
rants, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hoy.
Paul C. Baliard, of Kan- Antoni),
Texas. Is visiting tils brother. Dr. Jrn
C. Ballard.
G. M. McCluney, of Armory. Miss.. •*
the guest of his sister. Mrs. George i»
Motley, on Kouth Fifth street.
Frank Irwin, of Hanson. I. T.. Is the
guent of ills daughter, Mrs. W.
Mayben.
Mrs. Robert II Baugh, of Huntsv
I" the guest of relatives.
M. A. Foster. Jr., hns returned
New Orleans^.HfPT having Hpr
holidays with his father. M. A. Foste.
E. L. Wood Is visiting relatives it
Birmingham.
Dr. Lee Whorton has returned from a
Visit to his sister at Valley fiend.
Mr. Morris Rush has returned from
an extended visit abroad
D. 1*. Armstrong bus returned to bis
home at Hi ookhaven. Miss., having
•pent the holidays with Ids brother.
Bruce Armstrong. *
A large party of Gadsden society
people witnessed the gran*! opera “Par-
slfar at Anniston Wednesday evening
and returned by special train.
Misnes Helen ant) Jessie Lovejoy are
at home from tto'Artlens Female Col
lege spending the holidays With their
parents.
Mies George Woodruff has returned
from a visit to her sister at Pell city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foster, of Texas,
arc visiting relatives here.
Miss Blanche II«»y has returned to
Blrmfnghnm. after spending the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
NASHVILLE SOCIAL NEWS
Chancellor and Mrn. James II. Kirk
land entertained at « handsome dinner
Wednesday _night. In honor of the! r
D..;Mav aursta. Colonel and Mrs. W. A.
Henderson, at Knoxville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Handera McDaniel, of Atlnnta. It
took place nt their home, on the Van
derbilt campus, and sixteen gueata were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Trnbue have re-
lurnPri from » Christman visit to rela
tives in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. O'Connor have
been in Atlanta this week visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Collins.
Mr. Vrener Jones, of The Cotton
Journal, of Atlnnta. Is here to visit his
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Jones.
Mr. Murtiu J. Condon, formerly of
Nnshvflle, now of Pelham Manor. N. Y„
president of the American Bnuff Com-
party; who. with bis family, Is here for
their usual holiday visit, Is being muef*
entertained. ........
Monday Mrs. W. K. Phllllpa wn
hostess of a handsome luncheon for
Mfs. Gordon and Christmas they were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. II.*
Gardner. Wednesday evening Mr.
nnd Mrs. Je**e M. Overton gave them
dinner ut tlieli* home. Overton Hull,
pictures *»f whose superb grourula re-
ently won u sliver cup offered by the
Country Gentleman" for the most art
istic views of an American country
Home, carrying, off the honor from
doxens of competitors from all over the
emintrv. Thursday Mrs. George Wil
liam Fall entertained the Colonial Can!
Club at a whist luncheon for Mrr.
Condon, and Friday Mrs. J. L. DIs-
tnukes gave a buffet luncheon for thir
ty gu*“-ts for her. Mrs. Gardner en
tertaining again on Hnturdny with a
breakfast aT~ Lynb ood.”iht* Gardner
country home. Thursday Miss Mamie
Condon a as the honoree of a matinee
dance at the Pht Delta Theta chapter
housn. — ~ g =—
Miss NclU* C«»rbetl snd Mr. Mark II.
LIMnrd will be married January 8 at
the Vine Street Christian church.
Mist* Margaret Warner will give a
dinner at Rcnraw January 2 Di com
pliment Miss Maty Fraser and her
guests. Miss Mildred Khlllito and Miss
Frances Carroll, of Ht. !«oul*. Th«
same young ladles are the honorees of
a large dance to be given tonight at
the Cnlverslty Club. The annual New
Year's reception will take place at that
club .Inntinry 1.
The Vale Glee Club, who will bo In
Nashville Saturday, will la* the recip
ients *»r a number of social courtesies
during their »ta>\ The Golf and Coun
try club give them a reception nn-l
matin***’ dunce that afternoon, and aft
er thetr concert at fho Vendome, which
will !*•• made quite a society event o!
that evening, Mr. Goodloe Llndslev
*»n*» *»f the 1*k’b1 Yale alumni, tende-i
them a smoker at the L'lilverslty Club.
Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Caldw-ll
gave a reception Thursday afternoon
for a recent bride and groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Caldwell. Jr., of New
Orleans, who are here for a holiday
i’lslt.
Miss Elizabeth Kirkland, daughter of
'hnncrllor and Mra. J. )!. Kirkland,
gave a doll party for eighteen little
girls this afternoon for little Miss Har
riet McDaniel, her cousin, of Atlanta.
Miss A Keen Timothy and Mr. Chan.
McCabe \vl|| be married January 8 at
Ht. Patricks church.
Mr
ALBANY. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
WUH.mRy.n, of Atlanta I. •»" | M and ...... dan,-.,.
ter hnve returned to their bom** -In
Amerlcus. utter spending the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs L K, Gortatowsky Is vlsltlm;
relatives in cuthbert.
Mr. William Ronnell. of the 1
class of Emory (’ollege. Is home
the holidays.
Professor nnd Mrs F. C. Brown are
vlstlng Virginia relatives.
Miss I.llllnn Hdllls Is expected In
nxf«)rd soon.
Miss Catherine Magnth hns returned
home after n visit to Miss Aline Parks,
of Atlanta.
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ir«£of relatlvna In the city
Mr. Loys Hortman, of Gulfport,
Miss., Is visiting his imrents In the
ity.
Miss Helen Crews has returned t.»
Bessie Tift College nt Forsyth, ufter
sending the holidays here.
Bov. und Mrs. T. H. Thomson hnve
returned home from a pleasant visit
In Hnvunnah.
Mr. A. It. Ainsworth Is spending a
few days with relatives In Handers-
vllle.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Malone, Jr. have
gone to Columbia, Tenn., to make their
home.
Miss Ruby Mason has returned fr*mi
Tlfton. where she spent the holidays.
Mr. J. L. Renne has returned to his
home In Atlanta, after spending a few
days here on business.
Mrs. Coley J. Lewis, of Montezuma.
Is the guest of relatives In the city.
Mrs. J. G, Dodson, of Amerlcus. Is
visiting hrr motherr Mrs. R B.LewTs
Mr. W. 1>. I>ent has returned to his
hdme In Greenville, 8. C., after spend
ing a few days here.
Ml** Willie Morton Is spending u
few days In Macon, with friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Horne have re
turned from Moss Point, Miss., when*
ey spent the holidays.
Mrs. M. A. Bryant and children hnve
returned to their home In Elm city,
N, CV, after a visit to relatives In the
city.
Misses Alma and Maggie McDonald,
of Thomas vide, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. \V. I. Cherry- has returned home
from a pleasant visit in Macon.
Mrs. Alfred L. Mack,\of Macon, is
Mrs. K. T. Kchuler entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Clar-
W. Mut phy. pf Naw Orleans.
..t* Higma Ml*a gave a very enjoy-
able dance Tuesday evening at the
Prtntup hotel.
Miss Alice Patten Is spending the
holidays with her mother, on Forrest
avenue.
L. L. Ifcrshurg spent the holidays
with. him family In Tusx abmsa.
Ml-s. Dean. *»f nirmlnglmni. la visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mre. Shad-
dick, on Chestnut stieet.
Miss Mary Mci'lohen has arrive*!
from Tuscaloosa to visit her parent.**
Rev. nnd Mrs. H II. McClohen.
W. E. Carter and ruinlly have nr
rived from Anniston snd will make till,
city their future home.
Captain Louis Ilart is spending the
holidays with his mother here.
A. R. Brindley visited friends at
‘olllnsvllle during Hu* holidays
Colonel Alto V. Lee and wife are
Isitlng their son. Dr. Lee. nt Center.
Frank Finney, of Huntsville, is visit
ing his father ami sisters here.
Fern wood Mitchell coins up from
Birmingham to s|»end Christmas with
his |mren 1 s, CdTonel and Mrs. R. A
Mitchell.
Dr. George 8. Vann and wife nnd
Mrs. J. L. Pogue went to Atlanta to at
tend the Pogue-Henley wedding on
Monday.
Frank Cross Is spending the holidays
with bis parents at Mayiville, Ohio.
—ft: B. Kyle. ‘jrr~iiAa arrived from
Maryland to *j»end the holidays with
his |mirents. Mr. und Mrs. T. 8. Kyle, on
Forrest n venue.—
CULLODEN.
A very enjoyable occasion of the
holidays was an elegant reception given
Thursday evening by Mis* Mary Fltt-
Patrick. The guests gathered early
and until a late hour u well-arranged
program of games was enjoyed. Then
the guests were invited Into the dining
hail, w here a delicious course of salads
and fruits was served. The home,
hi* h Is situated In a beautiful subur
ban grove, was very elaborately dee-
rimicd in evergreens and large bunches
of mistletoe.
Miss Fitzpatrick la a popular mem
ber **f the younger set and In honor of
her two -tinther**. Messrs. Littleton nnd
Mallory, of the university, had quite a
nun I** i o» their friends present. Among
ih.. • present were. MUsSa Annie Grtf--
fir Atlanta; R*n*a Smith. Loral ns;
G* it rude Wynn. Dorothy Martin. Sarah
(Vlbcrt. Lillian Chambliss. Bessie Chnt-
field. < Hive Chambliss, Bennie Ctmt-
tleld. Willie Mae Fincher. Mattie Clare
Chntnbllss, Lofs elements, Ainanda
Pierte. Sarah Pierce. Minnie Holmes.
Ml-s Pitts, Helen Martin. Ruth Chat-
field, Louise Colbert, Messrs. L. H.
Fitzpatrick, T. M. Fitzpatrick. William
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Miss Berta Halley, of Ashburn. Ga .
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