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Society
IN HONOR OF
MISS FANNIE ROBERT.
Mr*. Clifford Morton wa# hoHtews
this Afternoon at bridge In honor of
Mims Fannl* Robert. Mrs. Morton's
hroii* was prettily decorated In pink
roses end ferns, and dainty pieces of
lingerie were presented to the honor
guest and highest scorers.—Macon
Mew*.
WOODLAWN W. C. T. U.
The Woodluwn W, C. T. IT. will hold
a Teritlsr hiislness meeting In Wood
lawn Baptist church Monday. January
25th, at 4 o'clock. Mr*. A. M. Walks,
recording secretary.
HOME ECONOMICS TO MEET.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Home Kronomiea Department, Wo
man's Club, will b eheld Tuesday,
Junuary 26th, at the Alhlon Hotel.
D. A. R. TO MEET.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Augusta Chapter, D. A K., will ho
held Monday. January 25th at the
Albion Hotel at 4 p. m.
MAR ” MARI. AN I > UTTJ.KTON.
Cor, Kec.
JUNION BRANCH CHILDREN’S
AUXILIAW.
Junior Mrnnch has not vet gotten a
a. ,| stmt the chairman being the only
member ready to make a Paceinher ra-
P”t
Ctrele No. 1 Ctamony T,. Castleberry,
member* Ik, Daawmbar ooPcctton* 12 50.
Mr. and Mr* Henry Hchmldt's
filenl* will he very pleased to learn
that, after slight aurglcal treatment,
th. lr bright little non "Junior'' 1* con
vit leering eat I sfa< t ortly.
.Mr th It Btearim I* a guest of
tin- Wolcott Hotel In New York City.
Mr. and Mrs (ieorge Howard Squlro
• III] Mies Mattel flnutrn of Krtsl orange,
N J„ a r e expected February rlrat for
a »blt with Augusta relative*.
Mrs J. M Wilbur of Philadelphia
Will arrive a little Inter In the season
for a visit with Mrs. Isabella Jor
dan and other Augusta relatives.
Mrs. td K. Kvans' Augusta friends
will lie Interested to learn that she
has left Atlanta for Florida, where aha
w ill spend the renmibbr of llio season
at < leal*.
Airs. Btur.n Doolittle of Spartanburg,
Who lias been spending tho pus I wreck
with her mother, Mrs. John McCarthy.
Will remain for a weak or ten days
longer, when she will bn joined hy
Mr. Doollltln Tor n trip to Florida.
Mis* Josephlno Clark returned to
day from Augusta and la the guest of
M M |.snore Hunter until Mrs. dark'll
return In a few day*.- Savannah Kx-
Cttnnge.
Mbs Msil.n Fargo returned Wed
nesday to Attic"*, where she will re
sume her stu.lles *it l.uey <**oht>.
Mbs Pleasant .Stovall arrived from
Savannah jeatorday to spend some
time *U'i Mrs Joseph Oannhl.
Mis* Maude lte.MorroW of Htevsns-
VUIe, Michigan, who has been with
her iitmt. Mgs tl. W Webatar, for
s.tmc time, h*» been suddenly eallod
home on account of illness in her fam
ily. Mbs DeMorrow b a tieuutlfnl
girl and lltla combined with a charm
ingly sweet disposition has won for
her a host of friends whoa* good
w*bhe* and sympathies go with tier
ami all of whom hope she will come
again soon to visit Augusta.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
The m.ln Claes met Wednesday
and the attendance wn* lartte ami
ninit niulifjjng. The series of stnd-
Jee that I'r Jonos la alvlnn now on
"The Bible and Modern Life" la
(irovtnir moat helpful and Inspiring.
A eordlal Invitation la klvsii all tlia
women to ntetnd. If our present
ii|iiarlera are too amall »« will find
larger ones.
In aplte of the mlaerahle weather,
Monday afternoon and Tuesday even
ing both open clnaaea nt the gymna
*l--m were well attended Mlaa llal
ther haa been highly complimented on
the eaae and grace dlaplnyed by her
pupila After the leaaon, lea waa
nerved and a delightful social hour
wag pruned.
The “Valley Hall" haa arrived and
prarttee haa begun for the gamea. Aa
the spring ooiio'h on. It la hoped that
the classes in lenntg cun be organised
and other out-door upon a put on.
Tto» list ta atilt open for the "reduc
ing claaa" Application can be made
at theo'fftcs any day, from 12 to 1.
One or two gtrla van he accommo
dated In the boarding home.
The board held Ita regular meeting
last Wednesday, tmniedlately after the
Hihle Class The time waa changed
In order not to conflict with the tj.
1> C. celebration of General Lee's
birthday.
The treasurer made her annual
report and It la a matter of real pride
and gratification that we close our
financial year absolutely free of debt,
atl Mils paid and a amall balance In
the bank. Only the board know how
much hard work and how many sac
rifices tt has coat to keep up to Ita
high atandard.
The president's annual address was
received with many expressions of
appreciation The board ta devoted
to Ha president and fully recognise
Wit that her devotion and ability means
to our work.
The annual meeting will be held
this afternoon at four o'clock at the
First Baptist Church. l»r Jones has
kit dly consented to preside and to
mak« a short address The music will
be beautiful Mica Black, one of our
directors, will give a violin solo and
Mrs Perkins and Miss Wilson, of the
First Baptist choir, have t>ccn asked
to ret h-at the “Whispering Hope"
which they sang so Iteautlfully a frw
Kundaya ago Mr. Young, the or
ganist. has kindly consented to assist
•Iso
The report of the year’s work will
he read and It ts hoi>«d that a large
numl-r will he present.
The board decided to give another
luncheon on Thursday, February 4th.
kilns Merisi Black ta chairman. The
menu and other details will he given
later A meeting la called for Wed
nesday at 1:15, Immediately after
the Btblo Class, when the plan for the
luneneon will be perfected and other
buslnee* of lmporatnce transacted.
FINAL CALL ON WINTER
WEARABLES.
This will, no doubt, be the
last call on Winter Coats,
Suits and Dresses. Make it
a special point to be here
early Monday.
Ridiculous Reductions Prevail in
ance of Tailored Suits, Coats
$7.50
For Choice of 60 Suits.
They Were Formerly $30.00
and $35.00
Your choice of 60 of our finest suits, regardless of
cost or price. Rome of these suits sold as high as
S4O. Most of them are valued around S3O and $35.
The models are long or short, trimmed in fur, or
plain without fur. All the wanted weaves, such as
broadcloths, garbadines, serges or poplins. All
colors, black included. All the garments are
strictly up-to-date and the host tailoring only.
Your last chance for a fine suit at lit-tf*! f*A
tie price. No exchanges; No appro- £)ll
vals. MONDAY
Sec Big Display in Down Town Window.
$35.00 Plush Coats $12.50
The entire remaining stock of 18 beautiful Seal
skin Plush Coats will he placed on the block at
an amazing reduction. All are lined with genu
ine Skinner’s lining satin and are well worth
twice what we ask for them, even at this season
of the year. We need the room ando4 A [(]
our intention is to get rid of the en X I / nil
tire lot by offering them at ▼ "
Read Herald “Wants”
Announcement
I wish to anounce to my
friends and to the public gen
erally that I am again located
at my old stand, Tii Reynolds
street, Just opposite Clarke A
Butt, and am In a better posi
tion than ever to serve them. ]
have Installed the most modern
and up to date machinery for
automobile repairing, and guar
antee satisfaction. My 14 year*
experience In the automobile re
pair business and the due*
study I have made of It jpute
me In position to give excellent
service, which 1 do. All work
receives my personal attention
and those dissatisfied with any
work will have their money re
funded.
W. C. GUNN
EXPERT AUTOMOBILE RB
PAIR WORK,
m REYNOLD* BTREIT, CITY.
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