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THURSDAY. JULY 2. Society MARRIAGE OF MIS' HOWARD AN© MR. WILLIAM Vl. KING Augusta friends ot Mi« Louise Howard and Mr. Willi m King, of At lanta will be interested in their tn.tr liage which took place Tuesday even ing and of which The Atlanta Jour nal says: A beautiful event of Tuesday even ing was the wedding oT Miss Louise Howard and Mr. William Matthews King, which took place at 9 o’clock at the home oT Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Butt on Columbia Avenue. Dr. John E. White was the offic iating minister, and the wedding at tendants were Mis 6 Ruth Howard, DOLLAR DAY ‘‘SPECIALS’’ • *At the "Little Store Around the Corner” Silk Front Shirts The newest novelty, with silk front and percale back and sleeves. Strong where the greatest strain and attractive where it shows most. A variety or stripes and figures, with* French cuffs; washable; $1.50 S SI.OO See window. I Attractive Negligee Shirts Made of the best percale, in a wide variety of stripes, etc. Fa I size, -well made, coat style; washable; 65c values; jp , vv/v two for jYI.UU See window. Linen Hank kerchiefs Extra large size and neatly hemstitched; any initial yon wish; $1.50 viflue; 6 in box; Friday.. . SI,UU Cambric Handkerchiefs Soft, sheer Cambric, neatly hemstitched; any initial; 75c value; 6 in box; a»« two boxes for Night Shirts Extra quality cambric; well made, extra size, with and with out collars; 750 value; f\f\ Friday, two for.. .. ,pI.UU Geo.H.Baldowski JUNIOR. 228 Jackson St. Phone 2443 DOLLAR DAV Means that your dollar [will go further if you trade with us. Five floors of bargains in Furniture. We sell on installments or for lowest cash prices. CULPEPPER BROS. 1019-1021 BROAD ST. “BUILDERS OF HAPPY HOMES.” Holiday Seashore Excursion ===== FARES = - : SULLIVAN’S ISLAND-ISLE OF PALMS Round-Trip from Augusta $ 5.50 July 2, 3 »nd 4. Return limit July 7. SPECIAL Fourth of July Ticket*. for Additional Information Inquire v MAGRUDER DENT. Dlst. Pass. Agent, ' 729 BROAD STREET. Telephone 947. AUQUSTA, GA. SOUTHERN RAILWAY sister of the bfide. maid of honor; Miss Marion Butt, niece of the bride, bridesmaid; Mr. Toombs Caldwell, best man. and Mr. Edwin Johnson, groomsman. v The ceremony took place under a canopy of white roses hung with smi lax and valley lilies. The bride en tered with her brother, Mr. Frank M. Butt, who gave her in marriage, and was very lovely in a gown of white satin and tulle with touches of duchess lace. Her veil was caught with a chaplet of orange blossoms and the carried a shower bouquet of or chids and valley lilies. • The maid of honor wore a gown of shadow lace over a foundation of pale green chiffon. Their bridal bouquets were pink roses and pink gladioli sbow'ered with valley lilies. The reception iTall and parlors werj effectively decorated to carry out a color scheme of green and white. The stairway was garlanded with smi lax studded with clusters of Easter lilies and the mantels and cabinets were banked with the stately blos soms combined with fragrant white roses. Palms and ferne formed 3 pleasing background. Upon their return from a wedding trip of two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. King will be at home to their friends in the sumner apartments. MARRIAGE OF MISS BUTLER AND MR. I‘.AGIN. A quiet event of yesterday of in terest to numerous friends, was the marriage of Miss Minnie Butler and Mr. Harry Hagin, of Macon, the cere mony being performed by Rev. Ashby Jones yesterday at the Baptist par sonage. The bride wore a goingaway gown of blue crepe meteor with touches of duchess lace an ! a small blue hat. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ha gin left for a northern trip before re turning to Macon, their future Tome, and in which city Mr. Hagin is a well known young insurance man. Mrs. Hagin is a daughter of Cap tain and Mrs. Butler of North Augusta and is a young woman whose numer ous friends are most regretful at her removal from North Augusta. Milk and Ice Tor Sick Babies Previously acknowledged $35.55 Cash 2.50 A Friend 1.00 Mrs. William Kitchen 5.00 Total $44.05 —Miss Martha Nicoison, of Athens, Is visiting Miss Meta Schley. —Mrs. Walter Cothran of Rome, and Misses Katherine and Josephine Jackson ave guests of Mrs. George T. Jackson in North Augusta. IN HONOR OF MISS ADDISON AND MISS LYON. The Macon News of yesterday says: Among the delightful affairs tendered Miss Mary Lyon and Miss Margaret Ad dison, of Augusta, who have been exten sively feted as the guests of Miss lola Wise, was the supper party with which Miss Winifred Wadley entertained Tues day evening at her lovely country home at Bollnghroke. The table was graced with a crystal bowl of yellow nasturtiums and aspara gus fern. - Covers were laid for Miss Addison, Miss Lyon, Miss lola Wise, Miss Georgia Bena Dodson, of Americus; Miss Fleta Holmes, Miss Winifred Kendall, Mr. Ben Gantt, Mr. John Lewis Holmes and Mr. Champ Holmes. • • • Miss Jane Mcßrier entertained infor mally at a bridge tea this afternoon at her home on College street in compli ment to Miss lola Wlße and her guests, Miss Mary Lyon and Miss Margaret Ad dison of Augusta, Miss Helen Wimber ley’s guest. Miss Margaret Jemison of Birmingham, and Miss Georgie Bena Dodson of Americus, who is visiting Miss Fleta Holmes. - The interesting game was played at two tables In the drawing room, which was adorned with a pfofuson of zenias and nasturtiums in all the rainbow tints. Dainty hand embroidered handker chiefs were awarded for highest score at 54.50 For Saturday and Sunday morning train*. Return Limit Tuesday mid night. Regular Week • End Tickets. 51.75 For all Sunday morning train*. Good returning same day only on lale of Palma Special, leaving Char leston 8:15 p.m. Every Sunday pout in $1.25 Waists SI.OO $1.50 Waists . .SI.OO $1.50 Satteen Petticoats SI.OO $1.25 Gowns SI.OO $1.25 Nainsook Combinations ... .SI.OO $1.50 Nainsook Combinations ....SI.OO $1.25 Mosquito Net SI.OO $1.50 Crex Rugs, 36x72 SI.OO $2.00 Folding Card Tables SI.OO ig each table, and presented to the guests of honor. After the game the girls were Joined by 12 young men for tea. —MV. and Mrs. T. J. Kern haxe re, turned from a bridal trip to Florida and are at home to their friends at 1339 Ninth street. -Mr and Mrs. John B. Whitney and Miss I,llian (bark leave Saturday via Sa vannah for New York. Miss Clark will go to BValntree to be the guest for sev eral weeks of Mrs. Francis Atherton Hunt. FESTIVAL TOMORROW. The Teachers Training class of St. James Sunday school will give a festival : tomorrow afternoon. beginning at six o'clock, on the green In front of the church. The Ices and creams will 1m simply delicious and prompt attention , will be given to all patrons. ........ -i... DROP IN AT THE 'CUE THIS AFTERNOON. There ave still a few more people that can be accommodated at, the barbecue that will be given this afternoon at laike View by the Y. W. C. A., but as already the sale of tickets has been so phe nomenal It would be wise lor those who anticipate attending to be there early so as to seeuie accommodations. Dinner will be served promptly at half-past six. —Miss Agnes Flythe Is the guest of Miss KHaaheth Campbell In Atlanta. Miss Sara Mrll has relumed from a delightful visit to Havannuh. Mrs. Cers-ge llat>*rsham. of Savan nah, is visiting her brother, Mr. John Bchley. Miss Calene Broome returns this afternoon from a visit with friends In Hattlevllle. The Improvement In the rendition of Miss May Brabham who has been quiet 111 at the City hospital, will be learned of with pleasure. Friends of lion. A. B Mr ore, of Sa vannah will be Interested In learning that his youngest daughter, Miss Marlon! Haudry Moore, bus Juat been graduated from Anderson Street Grammar school with first honors having also led her class all during the yeah. Little Miss Moore Is only thirteen years od, and has an exceptionally bright mind. She left THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. ANDREWS BROS. CO. 870 Broad Street, Augusta, £a. This Store's Celebration of Dollar Day in Augusta is Mark ed by Bigger Bargain Values Than Ever Before Offered Her e. Vfitness the Remarkable Re ductions Made Below in Both Dry Goods and Furniture Depts. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT FURNITURE DEPARTMENT We Advise That You Visit Us Early Friday Morning to Insure Your Full Choice of Articles Listed. Let Us Explain Our House Furnishing Plan. Savannah today via City of Montgomery for New York on her way to Canada where she will be with Canadian rela tives until fall. An attractive picture of Miss Moore appeared In a recent Is sues of the Savannah Press. —Mr. Frank Klley, of Fitzgerald, Oa.. is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. J. Klley. Sewing Machines \ I can save you money. Second-hand Rowing Machines, all makes, good as new; absolute bargains, (ills, needles and parts for all makes of machines. Rubber Tires put on baby carriages. .LEWIS E. MOSELY Phone 1557 531 Broad Street SAVE $ $ $ $ Before you liny an Automobile, carefully in spect the CHEVROLET A car that is superior to many, and infe rior to none. Also do Auto Repairing, (Complete line of Supplies. L. C. EDELBLUT Phone 3227. 551 Broad Street. $1.98 Crepe Kimonos SI.OO $1.25 16 button Embd. Silk Gloves SI.OO $1.50 16 button Embd. Silk Gloves SI.OO $1.25 Linen Damask, 72 inches ..SI.OO $1.25 Linen Napkins .... SI.OO $1.25 Linen Doilies .. ..SI.OO $2.50 Indian Scarfs, mahogany crook SI.OO $1.50 Bed Room 3 panel screens SI.OO $2.00 Lace Curtains SI.OO SA TURD A Y, July 4th This Store will he Closed All Day —Mrs George Cain has returned to her home in Atlanta, after a delight fill visit with Augusta relatives anil Triends. —Miss Allle Mulligan will leave shortly to again joint Mrs. T. 'C. Jowltt on Sullivan's Island. $1.25 Scalloped Linen Towels ... .SI.OO $1.25 Bath Mats SI.OO McCallum Silk Hose SI.OO Cob Web Silk Hose SI.OO Lot Corsets from $1.50 to $3.50 . SI.OO $1.25 Umbrellas SI.OO $1.50 Rag Rugs SI.OO o’Cedar Mops SI.OO $1.50 Costumers ..SI.OO —Mi s. E. A Ewing and sons," Erroll atvl Fred, will leave this week to spend the rest of the summer. Bailie-Edelblut Furniture Co. THE QUALITY STORE. 708 710 712 BROADWAY, SPECIAL ONE DOLLAR SALE: Putting Tabb s .SI.OO Lap Boards SI.OO Mission Tabourettes SIOO Matting Rugs SI.OO Dining ('bail's SI.OO Stools SI.OO Mosquito Nets SI.OO Children's Chairs SI.OO Rockers SI.OO Parlor Tables SI.OO Framed Mirrors SI.OO m I —Mrs. Roseta Oay and Little Mia* Helen Gsy left today for an extended visit to Conyers and Atlanta. ELEVEN