About The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1907)
THE ATLANTA OEOHOUN. LITTLE PRINCE AND PRINCESS, CHILDREN OF AN AMERICAN, RETURN TO HOME IN RUSSIA 25% Off On Clothing, Fur nishing Goods and Hats. This positively in cludes everything except the contract goods. Levy & Stanford, 17 Peachtree SOCIETY IN HONOR OF MRS. BROWN. Thursday morning Mr*. Robert Al- "entertained the Thttnday Bridge null, complimentary to Mm. Joseph Emerson Brown. Red carnations were used In the dee. orations and a delightful luncheon was aerved after the game. Mis. Alston's guests Included: Mrs. lire" n. Mm. Harry Stearns. Mrs. Geo. Reward. Mm. Eben Russ. Mrs. Vletir Smith. Mm. Thadrieua Horton, Mrs. Arkwright. Mm. MaMhall. MRS. DAN HARRIS' BRIDGE. Wednesday afternoon Mm. Dan Har ris entertained sixteen guests at bridge complimentary to Mrs. William Mar- Khali. After the game other friends Joined the party it lea. Baring flowera, TnT riudlnir narcissi and daffodils. were u«ul In the decoration of Mr*. Harris' h«n«J*ome new home. Mr*. Theodore Hammond won the first prlie. which ».*»? presented to the. guest of honor. Mr« Marshall. Mrs. George Dexter drew the consolation prise. Mrs. Harris wore an attractive g< Katharine Gholstin. Florlne Rlchurd- son. Kthel Huff. leOttle Peck Wylie. Edith Russell, Sn<lu» Morris, Messrs. Arthur and Logan riarke, Travis Huff. Holland Lowndes. Harry Hall. Edwin Johnson. John Morris, Andrew Xlcnl- son. J. G. Holtzcluw. Ewell Gay. Eu gene Ottley. Rees Marshall. Henry Fallow*, Rucker McCarty. John Mor ris. Louie Leonard. Winfield Jon<*<*, Ulrlc Atkinson, Percy Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Howell. Jr., and Mrs, Roy Duncan. .Mr. and Mr*. Edward Fortsoo, Mr. and Mrs. John Goddard. Mrs. John A. Kitten. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me- Ccrren. Mr. and Mu. J. Carroll Payne and many others. MRS. THADDEuFhORTON IN MAGAZINE WORK. One of the most successful women doing magnxlne work at present Is Mrs. Thaddeus HorumTor this city. She not only writes Interestingly up- i current events, but she has the good fortune to have her work accept ed by the leading periodicals of the country* In the February number of Country Life In America Mrs. Horton hss an ,vn — _ rl "’ h l i"..y lol * t , the ror**gcl|ii u ,trated ar ,| cle 0 n "Home Old lied* mmm.d with violet chiffon and while f — 1 lace t-Mm- Marshall’* tollt win of whit* lAce irimmtd. SOCIETY SEES LILLIAN RUSSELL. «me of the m<ui representative au diences of the sea .on welcomed Ml» I-ltllnn Ruisell ke “The Butterfly" at 'l» Grand Wednesday evening. Tod Imses were tilled with beautiful de butante* and matrona and In the au dience were seen a large number of the society contingent. A hog party was given by Mr. an t Mr». t:. Rlvem, who had aa thatr sums Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Owans and Colonel and Mm. Walter Andrews. Mr. and Mra. Thornton Marye sere Mr. and Mra. Derain, Mn. H. L. "Rsnn and Mr. F. P. Gamble. The guests of Mr. and Mm. John Murphy were Mr. and Mra. Charles Oately and Dr. and Mm. Elkin. Miss Louise Hawklne entertained :n honor of Mlaa Nan Payne. Misses ITr- •ula llenalger. Mary Thomaa amt [ aura Payne, and Mr. and Mm. Frank Hnuklns, Mr. Luak, Mr. Clarke. Mr. htcunrt Boyd and Mr. A. J. Ryan. Mr. and Mm. Jokn D. Little had with on" 1 -' ,rs - Claude Radgely. Mm. Frank Mr. W. E. Chapin and Mr, Chas. •' • 1 rnnkahaw. 1,1 another box a congenial party consisted of Mr. and Mm. Milton Baul. Mr ami Mrs. Samuel Earl Smith. Miss Mary ronton and Mr. Henry Miles. ■" the audience were seen, among •lieis: Mlssea Nannie Nlcoleon. Anno itien. Alberta Rankin, Florence Wer- Rortha Adamson, Loulae Baird. Mna Gentry. Helen O'Brien. Mabel ttladya Levin. Martha Whitman. which la quite the feature of this num ber of the magazine. On the subject of furniture this . lev er woman Is an authority, h.r knowl edge of the history of furniture and the bearing the different periods had on the decorations anil the style being the subject of several articles appearing recently In popular periodicals. Mrs. Horton Is at present writing -several articles for L'ncle Remus's Magazine, which will appear In a short time, and the April Ladles' Home Jour nal will rontaln a clever sketch from her pen on "l'ncle Remus." IN HONOR MRS. BADQELY. Sirs. J. Carroll Payne entertained at an elegant luncheon Thuraday at her home on Peachtree street In honor of Mrs. Claude Badgely, of New York, the guest of Mrs. John D. Little. The guests at luncheon were Mrs. Badgely, Mm. John D. Little. Mrs. Rob. ert Lowry, Mm. Robert F. Shedden, Mrs. James L. Dickey. Mrs. Robert Wessets. Mrs. John llonnell. Mrs. Frank Hawkins. Mrs. John Thotnss. The tahls was covered with Cluny lace mats and In the center them a basket with Jonquils. The lights hod yellow shades and the cakes were deenmted with iced jonquils. At each place there were white mints with designs of Jonquils and the name of the guest In yellow. Mis. Payne was a gracious hostess In a toilet of tan silk brocaded In dai sies and trimmed with Irish lace. Mrs. Badgely wore a gown of black embroidered net trimmed with point applique lace. Her hat was black trimmed with white plumes. Mrs. Utile wore a black cloth gown trimmed with old rose velvet and cm- im Among th* pasisngars aboard tha big German liner Keieerin Auguete Victoria, which coiled from New York harbor the other day, waro the tit tle Prince Michael Centaousene, Jr„ and hia aieter, Prineeee Berthe, grand children of General Frederic D. Grant. They tailed with Mrs. Potter Palmer to join their mother, whole picture ipepem above thoee of the children, in Ruatia. RETORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Lowry National Bank Atlanta, In the Stats of Georgia, at the RESOURCES. i*oh«Ir to R4>rurr l*. K tie- 1 •■•Ml* on Immi..... Im * mi I’. 8. IkhhIb '•••• hrUlMi. etc -* Imiitv, furniture, nml fix- r ’ I'RtMt* OWIIotl ••Mloosl hand* mot re- •'C"ni*i *' ,M atste hank* and luuk veil tnifnr agent* r «i Money iicterve in Dank. , t «.ft» M note* t00.Q00.ik>- fond with U. S. fives- |H>t ,*eut Of elrculntloui.. 1 * treRSHNH*. Kltlel !"•. lent redemption fund Du.OW .V. li4.CR1.2e 3K.7A8.tf 733.61 81.431 •! 6.7 XX 00 4.2M.M 1.-3 W of DubIiicb*. January i.iariuties. <’*|ili*l *t«*«'k paid In 8urnln« fund rudtvl.led |>r iind tnxeB |mid National l*«nk n. Stntc Imnk broldered In gold. Her hnt was black trimmed with black plumes. BOX "PARTY. Thursday night Misses Marian and Estelle Strickland, of Cartersvllle. who are visiting Mlsa Clara May Winn, will be guests of honor at a box party at the Grand. After the performance the party will enjoy supper at the Aragon. MR. AND MR8. MILLER’S DINNER PARTY V Thursday evening at their home on West Peachtree street. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Miller will entertain at a handv some dinner party complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. James McClure, of Ken tucky. Covers will be laid for sixteen guests and quantities of daffodils and narcis sus will be used on the mahogany table In conjunction with many beautiful mats In renaissance lace. missionary’ SOCIETY. Th.‘ Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the church. ELECTA CHAPTER. Electa Chapter No. 6. O. E. L., will meet at Masonic temple on Friday. February 1, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting members are cordially invited. A prompt attendance Is requested. By order of the worthy matron., SARAH J. HAiXJS'A. Secretary. RODGERS-HORTON. Special to The Georgian. Huntsville. Ala.. Jan. 31.—The mar riage of Miss Mary Horton, daughter of Dr. J. J. Horton, of West- Clinton afreet, and W. W. Rodgers, of New .'Market, Ala., took place here Inst night. The young couple will go to Louisiana to enjoy their honeymoon, and on their return will go to New Market to live. j KEELY-S KEELY’S KEELY'S - 1 Another Shoe Sale Greater Values Than Ever. Tomorrow we begin the February clearance sale in our shoe section with an offering of some five or six hundred pairs of Women’s Shoes at $ 1.69 for choice. The lot includes odds and ends from various lines of shoes that have been selling at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. More than a dozen different styles and shapes; not all sizes in each style, but every size and width in the lot. , All are good, worthy, well-made shoes, but no Keely-Zieglers are included, as their prices are never reduced. $ 1.69 for Choice At the same price we will also offer a line of Boys’ Shoes that are priced, regularly, $2.00 and $2.50—all sizes included. 81LVEY-PATRICK. David _Sllvey t of Buford, and , were Mr. David siivey. or llurord. Miss Mildred Patrick, of Penfleld. iflrl.lcl profit*. I«*M ex|H*u« MISS LILLIAN GREEN WEDS MR. J. G. SCRUTCHIN. JR. Wednesday evening at the home of the bride'll pa rente. Mr. and Mr*. I,. C. Green, the marriage of Mias Lillian Green to Mr. J. O. Serun-hln, Jr.. took place In the preaenee .if Hie tamllle* and relatives of the eonlmeting parties. The color scheme of decoration throughout the hnusr tins of white and green, white roses being used In pro fusion. and frieze* of bambini and banks of palms anil ferns adding an effective note of green. In the parlor the .eremony was per- B iiUtftTAtiillllk’ iintMisI bsukR-. Btiit*' ImiiiWr and l»t*nke-i • triiHi compnnlr* * u "* " n •k» - «P|W" 15,173.011911 Ml 'M lIKOmilA—COUNTY OF Ffl.TnN. »» * 1. Ornip. «-n«lili*r nf the n unc I Urujk. * .1 lenient In true to* the Ih*r( 4»f lu.v kmiWlfdJ*’ |n*ninn<l • Time erri t’el l I tied i'.tmo.uI formed before nn iilnir of palms, and ' 'Xonel.m eaeh side of this altar were Jar- iTvKttsjdinieres of white roses placed on tall - I pedestals. An orchestra...Ui Hie rear None I hnlltvov played the wedding mareh. The ceremony was performed by Rev. j t] U ||ie, of the Westminster church.! vix'li III'I there were nb attendants "'None The bride was a .picture of golish I beaulv In n gov. ii of u Idle radium, j (Stts-s timimed «lili inednlllon. and prln.ei I lace She earrle.l a shower bouquet -‘I '-'i'ai bride roses, and her oinaments »i as toll nftei which the bride Irlp lo i'uha. | other of the bride, wore ! i lilffoli cloth, trimmed ! I Mrs J. .1 t.in h., i in entertaining, wore Mirers: Helen l-*l>nn, Kntheiine l.ov- j sit”and May U’Bilen "ere a oltractive gills woo piesld.d iijnclt h»»w l , . . ml. 1.1vmt w. ip while «T»»|«* «.e chine __ net! In l.ivemlei blue >»II5 with l*>^nt la v.lm a-l-tp'! bl.u'U Inc# Ml am Lvvrtt w Mil!, ttnil .*IIrs U'Bibn tiiiimi A <l with lace. TANKS, TOWERS, PUMPS Also Kewanee Pneumatic Water Supply DUNN MACHINERY COMPANY, 54 Marietta Street, Atlanta. Phone 1761. quietly married at ths home of tho bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Patrick, last Sunday morning. Rev. J. 8. Callaway performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mr*. Sllvey will make their home at Buford. BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT CLARA REBEKAH LODGE. The benefit entertainment of the t’la- ra Rebekah Lodge No. 22, I. O. O. F., will take place Thursday night, Jan uary 31. at 8 o’clock at Atlanta Lodge hall, 808 1-2 Marietta street, to which the public Is cordially Invited. The following program will be ren deretl: Music, Phonograph. Music. “Moonlight on the Hudeon. Mr. Marshall Todd. RecItAtlon. “Peter Rorgum In Love,” Mrs. Hunnlcutt. Music, phonograph. Recitation. “BIJah's Story.” Julia Dobbs. MU*IC«_rf?on'g nf Heaven,” Miss Lena Reese. Reading. “The Jlnerrf.” Mrs. Ham mett. Recitation. *'A Telegraph Message,' Theresa Htruppn. Recitation “Mammy’s Tales," May- hello Elrod. Music. “Old Kentucky Home.” Mr. Marshall Todd. Recitation. “Betty at the Parly,” Thelma Dobbs. Music. Miss Laura Head. Recitation, “My Grandmother's Tur key." Mrs. Hammett. Music “Silvery Waves," Mr. Marshall Todd. Thicken song, .Maybelle Elrod. Music, phonograph. ‘Recitation. “Jesus Lover of My Soul." Mlsa Annie May Reese. Music. “Home, Sweet Home," Mr. .V- "**»*ll T.w«d. Phonograph. IMPORTANT DATA* FOR GEORGIA CLUB WOMEN. The excutlve board of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs has called a meeting of club presidents In Atlanta on Tuesday morning, February 12. By courtesy of the Atlanta Woman's Club, the conference will be held In their club rooms. Each Federation club In Georgia la urged to send Its president or a rep resentative. February 22 has been appointed by the board aa library day. It Is agreed that on that day every club woman In the state send one or more books of good simple literature to the president of her club, who will ship them to Mrs. E G. McCabe, 827 Peachtree street, At- Ihnta, the chairman of the literary com mittee. She will classify them and ship them to the rural achools, where they are most needed. Saturday, April 22. has been ap pointed as barbecue day for the State Federation. It Is proposed that on that dAy ever club In the atate give an old- fashioned barbecue, the proceeds of which shall be forwarded to Mrs. H tUsmuke*. treasurer. Columbus, Ga. to be appropriated by the excutlve board for niuUNtrlal education. ROSA WOODBERRY, Cor. Hec’y G. F. W. C. eral months at Asheville, N. C. Miss Louise Todd and Mrs. Emory WInshIp. of Macon, wttl leave Wed nesday for Brunswick, where they will take the steamer for Cuba, reaching Havana about February 12. Miss Serrallnd de Vlnny. of New York city, arrives next week to visit Miss Janie Speer. Mrs. Ada Owens, of 141 Chapel street, is quite III at Grady Hospital. Mr. McCleskey Garllck and slater. Miss Annie Garllck, of Waynesboro, are visiting friends at 38 West Peach tree street. The friends of Mrs. R. H. Hllley. who hit* been quite Ml for the past week, will be glad to know she Is some- hat better Among the Atlanta guests at the Hill-Cooper wedding Wednesday after noon at West Point, were Hon. and D. Hill. Judge IL 41. HUL Mr. P. Illll and Mr. Harvey Hill. The latter was Mr. Charles Eustace Hill's beat man. „.r. and Mra. Frank P. Rice are spending a short time at Homoaasaa, FIs. Mrs. Brittain, of Reading, Pa., will arrive Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Allgood Holmes. Mrs. Smith Pickett and her brother, Mr. William Markham, left Thuraday for a visit to Hendersonville. N. C. Mrs. E. L. Connally has as her guest Mrs. James Young Swift, of Elberton. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOODOOOO LEADS REO 8EAL ' CAR - TER and Matury’a OILS Th * bnt brand* on tha . . markat. PAINTS, STAINS And Varnishes. Headquarter! tor tho boat ot everythin* In our lino. Georgia Palntand GiassCo. 40 Peachtree. B OS' Personal Mention Minn Nellie Hiewart, who la ollenrt- lux m-liuol ul Athrn,. will apen<l next week In the city, the »\u-st of her pa- rente, Mr. anil Mr*. Thomaa Htewurt. Mra. G. l\ Drummpnil nml Mia a Wit- helmlnn Diununoml have returned to tho oily. Tueaday evening Mr. Dan Kountree entertained ai dinner at the Capllal City Club In honor nf Mlaa Alvla Khr- nian, nf Birmingham, who la vlaltlng Mra. John A. Barnea Mlaa Kittle Blubblefleld. nf Kn*h- vllle. will arrive In a few days lo vlalt Mlaa Antoinette Blount. THE BEST FOR WOMEN. A machine for woman'! uae ahnutd be the boat obtainable. The Ringer la ac knowledged tho llghteat running, moat durable and convenient to uae ot any aewlng-machlne. Hold only by Ringer Sewing Machine Co. Look for the big R. 71 Whllehlit St., lelaphnne. Bell Iig-3: 414 Decatur Bt.. telephone. Hell 617J; 742 Marietta Hi., telephone. Bell S80. A NEW TRAIN To Jacksonville, Fla., via SOUTHERN RAILWAY, leaves Atlanta 8:30 p. m., arrives Jacksonville 7:30 a. m., connecting with all lines diverging from Jacksonville, FATHER OF JOE NBALON LICKS FRESH BOOKMAKER. EE. PHYSICIAN AN 0E0N f Offlcet: 324429 Cantuiy Bldg. Ball Phena 9901 229 WoXwrl ton Kalla, Toota and Bulldara' Hardware. Bullderx' Hardware, Nalla and Tool!. Loweet pricea In Atlanta at our naw ■tort at ISO Petara street. F. J. COOLEDOE ft SON., Ran Francisco, Cal.. Jan. Jl.—J. C. Nealon, father ot Joe Nealon. I’ltta- burg'a Aral beaentan, gave Bookmaker Hartman a trouncing Ju*t before the Aral race at Oakland yeaterday. Nealon look Hartman to taak for refualng to take a bet at the odd* (mated up. The bookmaker replied that the ndda were not for "old auckere" like Nealon. Thep Nealon proceeded -to. do up Hartman. Nealon I* one nf the greateat atHftlea In the world for hi* age, and alnaya la In good condition. MULE AND BUGGY ' STOLEN IN MACON* Special to The Georctao. • Macon. Ga., Jan. 31.—Tha people re* ; aiding In the Rutland dlatrict an being I made the vlctlma of what la apparantlr an organized gang ot thlavaa who ateel J everything from a frying alzed chicken 1 to a hone and wagon. A few night* ago th* gang, If gang It t*. wni unuaually active. On the earn* night an old negro waa robbed of hta mule, u buggy waa atolen from WUIt Heritage, and a rooat of chlckena from • Thad Holt. . . ANNOUNCEMENT. " We wlah to thank our many frlanda and the general public who hava ao generoualy patronlaad ua at our old atand. <1 Peachtree atrooL Wa now eztend a moat cordial Invitation to vlalt ua at our naw atoro, II Peachtree atreet, where we have more room and many Improvemente added. We will atrlve harder than ever to offar optical aarvlce which few glaaa wearers have enjoyed. Our entire time given to optica. No aid* line*. Tha only ox* elusive manufacturing retail optical house In Atlanta. WALTER BALLARD 4 CO. Mr,. K. P. Hudson la spending ««v- I Maddox-Rucker Banking Cn. Capital and surplus $ 700,000.00 Total resources $3,000,000.00 New accounts invited. Wo offer to depositors every facility which their balances and business re sponsibility warrant. 4 per cent paid on limited amounts in our Savings Department. • /
