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TWO Society SOCIAL GOSSIP This evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Barrett will entertain with a supper party in compliment to Miss Wright. The brilliant soei.il event of the week will lie the marriage of Miss Marguerite Cabell Wright and Mr James Frazer H 3 liman, of Pittihurffli. Pa., which will lake place at nttie o'clock Wednes day even Ini; at the Church of the Good fit tepher<l> Mia* Wright will be attended by Misti Constance Wright, us maid of honor, the grooms best, man will be bie brother, .Mr. Krnest Hillman. The maids will he Mis* Martha Phinlzy of Athens. Mis* Margarel Gamble, Mias Mary Lmi Phlntzy, Miss Mary D'Antig walker. Mint Carolyn Cum tning ami Mis Moselle Neely of Way no* boro The groom s men will bp Mr. James Flneasey of Fitta)jttr*h, Mr. John LurkUs of Chester, Pa„ Mr. Lron Henri Mc- Gowan, Mr. Pendleton King, Mr. Irving Branch and Mr. Boykin Wright, Jr. The ushers will he, Mr William IS Buoli of Baltimore, Mr. Coles Pillnlzv, Mr. Henry Garret I. Mr. Lansing Lee, Mr. Tliormts Barrett, and Mr. Tate Wright. f Immediately following the idiuwih ceremony them will be a recaption at Coniaton, the Wrlgbt home on the Hill, after which Mr. Hillman and Hit. bride will ieavs for uri extended bridal trip before going to Pittsburgh. Mina Wright will bo entertained In a number of charming jvays thm week Monday Mlsa Grace Dugas will rum pi Intent her with a buffet luncheon, »nd Monday afternoon Mbs Carolyn Cum ming will give n tea at the (hiuntry Club to her honor. Mon day evening Miss Mary Lou Phtn- IK will give a buffet supper in her honor, and Tup*,lay afternoon Mrs Henry Garrett and Mrs. Rob Neeley will entertain with a card party in her honor, and Tuesday evening there will be a. supper at. the Country Club after the re hearaal, at which the groomsmen will be boat*. Among the out of town guest* who will come for the wadding will be Mr. anil Mrs. Henry Lon don Cabell, of Richmond. Vn., Hr. Tlolie.rt Cabell, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cbestmitt. of Sa vannah. Mr. Robert H. Wright, of K 1 tier ton. Mr Tate Wright, of Athens. Mr. and Mrs John Lottier Cabell, Mr*. P. A Htovall, Miss Fleaamii Htovall and Mr. and Mrs. Paniel Uetilt. of fiia.va.nnah. Much plenanrable interest eon ter* in the marriage of Miss Mar tha Chase Henning and Mi. cut ford Hatcher, of Waynesboro, de spite the fact the event Will re move from Augusta u very charm Jruc yoou* woman. The marriage win take place at half after elev en Wednesday morning at St Patti's. Mir,a Gretchen Breden herg will he the bride's maid of honor arid Mr. Bertram Burdell Dale* will be (he groom’s best man. Little Mlsa Harriet Clifford Alexander will lie the ring bearer and little Missis Martha, and 1321s abetti Alexander trill bo the flow ei girls. The tinhorn will I*e, Messrs W. U. Howard, Jr. E. V. Heath and Preston B. 1 anils, of Waynesboro, and Mr, John Llv hurst on of tht* city. The bride will wear a traveling toilette in blue, and after the ceremony there will lie ii \ Islt to Atlanta before going to Waynesboro where s beautiful home awaits them. The marriage of Mins Annin May 1 loann mid Mr. William J. Welsh. of Atlanta, «ill l>o rmothor Interesting event of Wednesday, taking place at eleven in the morning a* Mutnl Heart church. Tli ( » bride will wear a traveling gown and will he attended by Mlu Mlaabelli Hogan, of Atlanta. The groom - * best man will he Mr. Jerry 1 .yon*. After the ceremony the \onus couple will leave for a wedding Journ« ' and will later be at home In Atlanta. Augusta bus heeii given over to dancing for tin* pant several •nonllis, and the dances have boon patronised in the most enthusias tic way. Now there will soon h« opened In Augusta a much needed refreshment shot', a geeulnle otd fashioned "Tew Shop." The place will be on Jackson street, between hails and Greene, and will be oper ated for the benefit of charity. Tea and other light relrcaluneuta will be aold at a moderate price. A specialty will he made of home made things, breads, dellcloua home-made Jams and bitter, sand wiches, ealads, etc., will be the most conaiicuoua things on the menu. The Tea Shop will be open ed on Wednesday, December the second and will continue thruugh out the month. The patronage of Augusta Is solicited. Shoppers and visitors wtll find it a delightful Place t< drop in and have a cup of tea with friends, and when It Is announced that Mias RHca Dlilnlay will be In charge Its success is already assured. The ladles of the Ttrit Ttnpttst church ate evening themaelveo to assist the stricken Belgians, and are soliciting warm underclothing rind top clothing and also money. All who are desirous of assisting the worthy cause are asked to send or carry their offering* to lb* church Monday or Tuesday of this week. The ladies of the hirst Haptlat are co-operating with the other organisations that are ae curing assistance for the Bel gians However, they desire all who wish to contribute through them to go to the Mm Baptist with their gifts, pThe perfectness of a Thanks giving Day will be contributed to this week by the school children of Auguata. who will each and all contribute to the day. Kvery one child In the public schools will he asked to give of their means. The contributions are requested went In by Wednesday morning There arc fully five thousand school clHldren in Augusta and the result of their concerted ef fort will amount to much. Not on ly are edibles requested but cloth ing and contributions of money as gr* rcttuas'.adt Ml **«/ one contribute of their means and the result cannot fail to be most satisfactory. There is a meeting of the Music Chorus of the Music Department of the Woman’s < hub to bo held tomorrow, Monday, afternoon at Mrs Cartel's, at firur o’clock. As the program, and other things pertaining to the December con cert, will he arranged at this meeting, it Is vary necessary that a full attendance of membera bo present. The Y. W. C. A. will have a "book store* entertainment on December tlilrd. Tho affair will he unique in several ways. All friend* are asked to eorvtrtbute to the entertainment a book, prefer ably a novel, and the acoumulatlvs result will In sold at fifteen cent* per book. The sale will be con ducted at the Association parlors and will be not only a financial but a social affair a* well. Mrs. Prank Clark is chairman of the sale, which is the annual Xmas Bazaar of the Association. HARLEM NEWS Harlem, Gar —Mr*. L. M. Twigga la on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Mid dlebrooks, nt Rparta. Mrs, If. M. Dunaway spent one day the past week tn Augusta. Mr. W. A. Winn vinitrd Augusta on* business one day this wet*. Mr. J. D. Howell ,of Appling, was In Harlem Friday afternoon. He says the fa, mem in ills section are still holding cotton for higher prices, but at the same time they are putting in a large acreage In oats. Them is some talk of a flour mill being built in Harlem, some time in tho near future, which, If done, should cause tho farmers throughout this section to go more extensively Into the growing of wheat. Meters. H. M. Dunaway and J. W. Fulmer have been attending the Fed eral Court in Augusts this week as Ira verse Jurors. Mr. It. H. Johnson, of Thomson, was a visitor to Harlem one day this week. Mr. C. J. Atkinson, of Augusta, spent a. short while one day this week with relatives in Harlrm. Mrs. John W. Radford and Mrs. Thomas Jones were visitors to Au gusta one day the past week. Mrs. C. C. McMillan has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrn. R. P. Wood, at Marlon, fit. C. The many friends of Dr. F. H. Phillips will be glad to learn that he has returned to his home In Harlem, after several days atayjn a hospital In Augusta, and his condition la much Improved. Rev. L M Twiggs 1* attending the North Georgia Conference that is in season at Marietta, Ga., this week. Tt Is the earnest deglre of the people of Harlem that Rev. Twiggs will lie re turned here another year, for his work among the people In this section has certainly been beneficial. Mlsa Mary Pendergrass, after a stay oi several weeks with her sister-in law, Mrs. Olla - Pendergrass, at this piece, lia* returned to her home at Knoxville, Tenn, Rev. W. M. Winn, of Renoia, Oa, who Is an a visit to his son, Mr. W. A. Winn, will fill tne Methodist pul pit in Harlem on Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and at night the Woman's Missionary Society will hold a meet ing. ' The people of Harlem and surround ing territory are protesting strongly against the proposed plan to take off the “Picayune." ft is one of the most Important trains that the people of this section use to go to Augusta. There are several citizens that live in Harlein who do business in Auguata and they use this train every day ex cept Sunday, and 1f tht* train is taken off it will force these people to sac rifice their home* nnd move to Au gusta. ls Colonel Wlekersham and General Passenger Agent Billups want to Berve the greatest number c.f people let them keep the "Picayune" on, nnd if any train la taken off let it be the "Buckhead." Christmas and New Year Greeting Cards SPECIALLY ENGRAVED are distinctive and express one’s individual taste We have every facility for executing orders promptly Send for our samples and prices J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. 47 Whitehall St. Atlanta, Ga. LILLIAN RUSSELL'S CREAMS AND POWDERS M</ Rejuvenating Powder Revives old tissue* In parts a trash, firm texture to thw akin and glvaa Impetus to tha blood's circulation I know of nothing aa effica cious for Improving a dry. bloodlass or aalkiw akin. Its efforts aro simply marvelous. My booklet tolls you how I uaa It , y 1 1 11 y Mias Ruseell's Creams and PowJera are exquisite. Try them. Ton will never discontinue their ue«v beoauae their value will be nt once ap parent In the Improvement of yoor complexion. Your favorite store baa them. For Sale at Leading Department and Drue Store* What Does Your Mirror Say to You If Your Face is Not Fair You Are Not Fair to Your Face. Use Stuart’s Calcium Wafers and Banish Pimples, etc. Before beauty oan ever be realized it must have a complexion that adds to its lustre, that makes a magnificent face contour radiate an artistic color. The chufiri of all beauty rests chiefly in tbs clear skin, the pure red blood, the soft cream-like complexion. “It is an Exquisite Joy to Look In My Mirror Now—Stuart’s Calcium Wafers Gave Me Back My Clear Complexion.” Rtuajfs Calcium Wafers act direct ly upon the sweat glands of the skin, since their mission is to stimulate the excretory ducts. They do not create perspiration, but. .cause the skin to breathe out vigorously, thus trans forming perspiration into a gn*eous vapor. Tho calcium sulphide of which these wafers are composed consumes the germ poisons In the sweat glands and pores, hence the blood makes a new, smooth sldn in a surprisingly short time. You will never be aslAmed to look at yourself in a mirror, once you use Rtnart’s Calcium Wafers. Nor will your friends give you that hinting look, as much as to say—for goodness sake, get rid of those pimples. There ts no longer any excuse for anyone to have a face disfigured wjth skin eruptions, when it is so easy to get rid of them. Simply get a box of Stuart’s Calcium Wafers at any drug store nnd take them according to di rections. Astor a few days you will hardly recognize yourself in the mir ror. The change will delight you im mensely. All blemishes will disappear All druggists sell Stuart’s Calcium Wafers at 60 cents a box. A small sam ple package mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart Co., 176 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich. GRAY HEADS Apply “Q-Ban”~-It Darkens Gray Hair Naturally. When your hair turnip gray, faded or streaked with gray, simply apply like a shampoo, to hair and scalp. Q-Ban Hair Color Restorex. Your hau ls then darkened so ovenly and pret tily that no one will suspect you use Q-Ban. Darkens lialr complete to where R Joins the scalp. ,1 though not a dye. Q-Ban acts on the hair roots and makes your hair e..u’ fluffy, thick, giving the hair that dark, fas cinating luster and abundance which makes the hair so attractive. , Q-Ban Is not sticky or messy, but a harmless, old-fashioned preparation, delightful and easy to apply. Also stops dandruff or itching scalp. Q-Ban darkens gray hair when nil else falls. Money back If It don’t. Only 600 for a big 7-ox. bot tle at Frost's Pharmacy, 602 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Do your Christmas shop ping early and avoid the rush. There’* no time like the present. It will pay to say “I saw it in The Herald.” s4'’ v- -'‘,3, *** ■EL*'*’: THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. Brighten Up Your Home for Thanksgiving Day' Dining Room Special 7 PIECE DINING ROOM SUIT Consisting of Round Extension Table, and 6 Chairs upholstered in Besto leather. Your choice of Golden Oak, Early English, Fumed or Mahog any. Only $19.98—98c cash, SI.OO a week. Parlor Special 4 PIECE PARLOR SUIT Consisting of one Settee, one Rock er, one Arm Chair, one Table—fin ished mahogany. Only $39.98—51.98 cash, $1 a week. WHY PAY MORE WHEN RHODES SELLS FOR LESS? Sample Shoes The Sample Shoe for Less Money Samples for men in all the accepted styles and makes —such as Howard & Foster, Bovden, Stet son, Beacon, etc., values ranging to $6.00. QT Our price always at s£*vt) We are fully stocked in the Fawn colored doth topped, Patent vamp, Louis heel, shoes for ladies. These produce the Gaiter effect that is so stylish nowadays. These shoes generally sell at from SSOO to $6.00. We offer them to you at SAMPLE PRICES .. ~. ... THESE COME IN GREY AND BLACK TOPS, ALSO. Any size, and a great variety of leathers to choose from. You cannot fail to find what you want, And all of our shoes are up to S. S. S. S. standards —THIS MEANS THE BEST.. This week we are going to make a special sale of children's shoes for school and dress wear. These shoes will stand the wear and tear of rough play and yet retain their original style, and appearance. Wth the additional advantage of an actual saving of from 30 to 45 per cent. WE GUARANTEE EVERY SHOE WE SELL. Phone 198-J *_ _ k COMPLETE hOUSEFURNISHERST There is a shoe here for every foot, for no matter what may be your demand, or the demand of your foot, the extensive stock car ried by this, the South’s Largest Shoe Store, will be able to accom modate you in just exactly what you want. And at a saving of from SI.OO to $3.00. There is a reason why we can afford to sell so cheaply. It is simply that we buy shoes as samples and sell them to you the same way. You get the benefit of the savings, the style, workmanship, and leathers are exactly the same. Thedifferenbe is only in the price. 958-966-962-964 BROAD STREET. Bed Room Special 5 PIECE BED ROOM SUIT Consisting of one full size two inch continuous post Metal Bed, one 45-lb. Felt Mattress, one Nation Spring and two feather pillows. Only $17.98—98c cash, SI.OO a week. Blue Tag Bargain Balcony Filled to overflowing with Thanks giving specials. Here you will find the odd piece or pieces needed for your home at V 2 the price you had expected to pay. WHY P3Y MORE? ALWAYS WATCH OUR WINDOWS. Royal Eagle Ranges ROAST THE TURKEY RIGHT. The best turkey in the world can be spoiled by wrong roasting, and wrong roasting never happens when you use the Royal Eagle Range. Only $39.50. $5.00 cash and SI.OO a week. A special lot of men’s shoes, consisting' of all standard leathers, styles, made by expert work men. . Values up to $4.00, * nr Store Lately Occupied by S. B. Kress & Co SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22. Heater Special 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount on all Heat ers Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Take advantage of this special of fer and make your selection early to morrow morning. Cash or Divided Payment Plan. Sample Shoes ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Phone 198-J