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TWO Society SOCIAL GOSSIP fI«!lo tWn rind little girl, W<> have seen your c harms unfurl, WVvp seen your gowns cut In « V, Then change In shape and sight to C, Tour gowns transparent as can he, We’ve Keen them silt quite to the > knee; You used to wear clothes to cun real, You wear them now to charms reveal. You mince along the crowded street. We gaze at you with eyes discreet; We’ve seen so much, why any fears? Conte, he a sport, lets see your ears. —H. If. AHRINGToN. Tennyson’s beautiful Idyl of Gareth and Lynette will be dra matized by the senior class of the North Augusta High School next Friday evening, May Ist at 8;.10 o’clock. The stories of those days of eh hairy when King Arthurs' knights went forth t«• right the wrong, appeal to us always, and a great pleasure will bo given those who have opportunity to see this presentation of Gareth and Ly nette. The entertainment will be given as a benefit fdr the Nbrth Augusta Library. The children of the Children’s Home, who are thought of all too rarely, had a se wing party given tor their benefit Thursday. Mrs. Trank Cotter every year has her Kings, Daughters brand, the Rainbow Circle, to meet at her home on Monte Bano and sew for these children. The members gathered In the afternoon, Immediately after dinner and sew'ed till dusk when the afternoon en<!«*4 with a salad slipper Last Thursclay as many of the Circle tin could met with Mrs. Cotter, who had previously had several machines in the neighbor hood moved over, and who had all the work cut out, and for several hours there was the hum of the machines and the merry hum of voices In social chat as the deft fingers flew rapidly in and out of the material furnished them. As a result when the little sewing party adjourned the older girls of the Home were the better for thirteen cireases which were com pletely finished even to buttons and buttonholes. This Is a beau tiful thought of Mrs. Cotter, the giving of one afternoon to se wing for these little ones, and an idea that could be taken up by others if they only would spate* the time, Just one afternoon out of an entire year The Rairil>ow Circle is in debted to Von Kamp, Vaughan and Gerald and M t Kelly for the ana terial used on tb#»e occasions, as they alw’ays give them the rem nants of doth, finishing braid u/id thread which la used. Th« moal delightful of Interest Ih fill by Anpusta frlouds In tho nnhounrenicnt of the engagement ol Mfcs l .opine Upward mill Mr. Wllllmn King, of Atlanta. Kspee lally Interesting to Augustan* on seeount of Miss Howard's vary prnounced popularity here In her old homo, (Julie a number of years ago Miss Howard went to Atlanta to mukn hor homo there, It proving more attractive from tho fsrt thnt Mrs, Frank llutt l.ella Howard, is living there. The two Howard girl* have had n fas cinating little apartment for sev eral years having one of the old Howard family servants In charge and their menage has been one of the most attractive of any bache lor girls apsrtment In the South. Mies Howard Is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Howard and Is an unusually handsome and attrnc tractive young woman Since making her home In Atlanta she has frequently visited Augusta and has always kept In tviuch with the friends In her old home town Cordial and most sincere sre the congratulation)) on this occasion and every good wish possible Is extended to the brlijc and groom to-be. Mr King Is no less popu lar than his bride-to-be and Is al so delightful! known here, where he has frequently visited. He |j one of the best known young in surance men In Atlanta. Mrs Harriet Could Icffarles, Mrs Sanford Gardner. Mrs T C Jowltt Mrs W S Brand. Mr and Mrs Frank Clark Miss Isabelle Clark and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clark and Mrs H 1. Clark. Mrs. F.ugeno Miirphev, Mias Florence Mounce will >e among the Angus tana attending grand opera tilts week In Atlanta Miss Mary DanMrth, whose ap proaching nut Triage to Mr. DavltH aon Is tile occasion of ao many charming iwrties wag compliment ed Saturday night by Mr Jep Hull with a supper at the Coun try Club His guest* v »re Mtsa Hanforth and Mr Davidson, Miss Sue Phtntsy and Mr Van Holt Garrett. Mlsa Annie Boykin ami Mr. John Tobin, Mias Eleanor Teague and Mr Will Gary, Miss Anns Baker 1 Amur and Mr Ueo. Bates. Mrs Frederick WhOllon and Mr Geddlnga Jewett. Mrs Ludlow and Mr. Hair h Arrington. Mist Alice Hull and Mr Harry Arrington, Mlaa Camille Danforth and Mr. Cha* Ferris, Mtsa Kllra beth Coiart and Mr. George Far go. Mlsa Marguerite Wright and Mr Tom Barrett. Mias Catherine Tutt and Mr. Whlllaker. The marriage of Mlsa Claudia Rochelle Pearce and Mr Marlon Stovall Symnia will he a beautiful event of Weikneadav night, tak ing place at the First Baptist Church and being followed by a reception at the Pearce home on Woodlawn Avenue Yellow will lie the wedding tone, both a< *he church and at the home, many beautiful white blossoms being used with yellow tulle and In all the details of the supper that will he served the yellow and white will he paramount Mlta Pearce will have for her maid of-honor. Miss Maude Hack, amt her other bridesmaids wll' be Misses Virginia Coleman of Cov ington Minnie Duncan. Mvrtle McGinty, CalUe Piquet of Alaba- ma. Mr. f?ymms will fop attended l>> lilb brother, Mr Ernest 9,. mms an heat man and by Messrs. 11. M. Coleman of Atlanta, George Schmidt, Fabian Agrell and How ard Walker. The ceremony will lie followed by an informal reception at the home of the bride's parenth, on Woodlawn Avenue ami the bride and aronm will leave for a wed ding trip to Florida. Patrons of the Sunday street ears are asking the many, many men who ride to put In inaction the slogan of tfte sea. "Women First,’’ and to let the women get seated before crowding in tile su burban ears. Every Sunday af ternoon the women are done out of their seats by men who meet the cars ahead of the starting point, at Hake View particularly, and In this way get seats when they have to stand, demonstrating that while . t sea courtesy de mands taht women go flrßt, It Is quite different on land. Mrs, Matthew T. Scott, whose recent visit to Augusta 4 or the purl ose of recuperating from a breakdown brought on by nursing her sister, Mrs. A dial S’ ven son, who recently died In Bloom ington, 111., was charmed with Meadow Harden and thought It a place that the entire e.ountry should be proud of. On her sev eral visits to Meadow Garden Mrs. Scott dwelt lovingly over the rare old furnishings to which Mrs. Harriet Gould Jefferies lias given the best years oT her life to the accumulation of those and the voluafolo old relics 'hat always prove Interesting to visitors, but that frequently failed to tie prop erly appreciated hy Augustans. Mrs Scott and her sister, the late Mrs. Stevenson, have for yeHvs been the two most prominent I). A R.'s in the’country, Mrs S’tev enson having held the offloe of president general for eight years and Mrs. Seott for four. Mrs. Eugene Murphey wilt go up to Atlanta tonight to attend grand opera. Miss Florence Mounce tms return ed from Edgefield and will leave to night for Atlanta to attend the opera. Miss Courtney North will etiter taln tile ilanetng class nf which she Is a member at the Yacht Club this afternoon. The class, which Is taught by Mr. Beattie, meets every Saturday afternoon with (tie different memhera. but this afternoon's gatlf ring was postponed from last Saturday. Mrs. K. M. North will chaperon the young people.- Savannah Exchange. Alfred, M’lllle and Charlie Hum phry's are three happy little hoys, for the stork has brought to their uinnm and papa, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Hum phreys, a dear little girl whose name Is Annie Alice. —Mr. ami Mrs. Warren Twiggs of Macon are visiting Augusta relatives, having come to nttend the Hluson- Hilt’ Ingham wedding yesterday. BALK’S Special Sale —OF-r Fine Panama Hats, Fine Leghorn Hats, Fine Milan Hats, lias pleased the Indies of Augusta and vicinity last week, and we have decid ed to continue during tlil.s entire week our low prices on these fine ami fashion able Hats. Fine Panama Tints, at $1.75 to $3.95 Fine Leghorn Hats, at $1 00 to $2.50 Fine Milan Hats, from .. .. 50<* to $2.00 New fine Flowers and Ribbons in great profus ion at prices most reason able. We have just received 50 pieces good quality Apron Ginghams, and will offer them on Monday, April >7, at, j* r yard 5c C. J. T. BALK 600 Block Broadway. We sell on the Club Plan. We Pack Furniture. WHEN YOU BUY FURNITURE AT OUR STORE The purchase of a piece or a complete suit of Furniture at our store is attended with a degree of satisfaction that is impossible where furniture values are less understood. To know how to select carefully and honestly made furniture has been a lifetime study with us. It is not enough that a certain chair or sideboard may be pleasing in appearance, it must pass certain high standards in construc tion in order to meet the requirements of this store. We have on our floor the Berkey & Gay Furniture Co’s, line of high grade Bed Room, Dining Room, Living Room and Hall Furniture. It is one of the lines in which we take particular pride. Ask to see these pieces. REFRIGERATORS sll.O values reduced to $6.50 $18.50 values reduced to $11.25 $20.00 values reduced to $13.00 $20.00 values reduced to $20.00 $35.00 values reduced to $25.00 $50.00 values reduced to $37.50 ELECTRIC WIRING ’ 1 IS A PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT TO YOUR PROPERTY ELECTRIC WIRING makes your house more desirable to live in. Does away with matches and all flaming lights, therefore, pro tects your walls. If you should want TO SELL you will get back your investment in wiring fixtures, and the house will sell QUICKER. If you wish TO RENT the property ELEC TRIC WIRING will make it easier to obtain a desirable tenant. DO IT NOW Wire while we guarantee ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. We will carry the account and let you pay monthly. A.'A. R. & E. CORP. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 812 Broad St. Phone 2751 THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. BAILIE-EDELBLUT FURNITURE COMPANY The Quality Store 708-710-712 Broadway MORRIS CHAIRS Mahogany Morris Chairs, uphol stered In green velour, spring seat. $15.00 value reduced to.. *9 95 Oak Morris Chairs, upholstered in tint leather, with footrest. $17.00 value reduced to. *ll 25 HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW HASTINGS KITCHEN CABI NET? If not, come and let us show you the most complete high-grade kitchen cabinet made. PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS 3 piece mahogany Suit, upholstered in silk plush: $85.00 values, reduced to $60.00 3 piece mahogany suit, upholstered in real leath er, $65.00 values, reduced to $50.00 3 piece Tapestry, uphol stered in extra fine tapes try, $125.00 value, reduced to $95.00 THINK OF US When in Need of Drugs, Patent Medicines Toilet Articles, or anything kept In a First-class Drug Store. YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECI . ATED Phone 2214 and we will send for your prescriptions and deliver promptly. Randall's Pharmacy Vigilance for Good Service EVERY Bell Telephone exchange has its wire chief. He is unknown to the subscriber, hut his important task is to see that the talk tracks, both inside and outside the exchange, are kept constantly in good working order. Day and night, the work of testing the lines and apparatus goes on. Complaints are promptly followed up and breaks are often repaired before the subscriber knows of the trouble or is inconvenienced. The constant vigilance of the wire chief s keeps the 14,000,000 miles of taßt tracks and the intricate central office equipment of the Bell system in readiness for instant service. (A) PORCH FURNITURE Finished in old ivory, fumed, green, walnut and silver gray. Rat tan Rocker, upholstered seat and hack— sl2.so values reduced to. t *9 H 9 $12.50 values reduced to. *ll 25 Rattan Table in green and fumed— sß.so values reduced t0... *5 25 EARLY ENGLISH DININGROOM SUIT. Buffet, 50-in. long, mirror hack; Dining Table, 48-in.x6-ft.; China Closet, Serving Table; six Slip Leather Seat Chairs. $145 values, reduced to *95 OO HOTEL FLANDERS 183-137 West 47th St., New York City. . JUST OFF BROADWAY. Th* right kind of a hotel in the right locality. In the heart of the theatre district and adjacent to the shopping oentres. Positively fire proof. Excellent cuisine and an exceptional orchestra. A large addition Just completed, containing ltbray, grill and billiard hall. Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath, $1.60 PER DAY AND UPWARDS. n-oo Grand Central Station, oars marked "Broadway” without transfer; Pennsylvania Station, Tth Ave. cars without transfer. Booklet upon request. H. R. SHARES. PROP. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY SUNDAY, APRIL 26. We give and re deem Purple Trad ing Stamps. We Store Furniture. n CRIBS SIO.OO values, reduced to .... ..$7.00 $15.00 values reduced to SIO.OO SIB.OO values reduced to $12.00 $20.00 values reduced to $14.50 *