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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, SEPT. 27. HUNTER’S We Are Prepared As Never Before to Serve Our Patrons CHOICEST LINES IN READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS OUR TAILORED SUITS Surpass anything shown in the oitv, in Point of Style, Fit and £j c (t/.A Finish. Prices .' W *PUU SILK AND NET WAISTS NOBBY DESIGNS IN BLACK, WHITE, ECRU, BLI ES AND GPU NS, AT $2.50 to SIO.CO rrA-rijr-n qaaq p i ■ ADCS onrl I\7IIICETC Exquisite Line of Black, White and Colored Cocque and Maribeau Pieces in Sets and Singles. CiM I nLn DUMO, vULLHnD anu rO Trices Guaranteed Lower Than Elsewnere See Them. NECK WEAR Swell showing of New Neckwinr, in Stocks, Ruffs, Collar-: and Ties. New Lot, Black, White and Colored Ruchings. SEA ISLAND. 5,000 yards, Sea Island, regu lar 5c quality, now | going at *5 2^ Qlff \ Rl APf km PH! fIRPR PARPIPQ We Cannot Describe in Detail the Extraordinary Values We Are Showing in These Departments, a Visit and an Inspection, OILftO, uLHuiV ftnu UULUnEU JnLOJ THDRIUO Will More Than Repay You. SEE HUNTER ’S STYLES BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES. □ oner CMDMICUiMrc BIG VALUE GIVING IN THIS DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL PRICES IN SHEETS, PILLOW , . lC?rr rnnMicuiAirc nuuofc. r U KIMI O Hi IN lap CASES, SPREADS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, ETC. : HOUSE, r U HIM ISHI IMIaS WHITE SPREADS—IOO Marseilles, Full 11-4 size, $3.00 quality, at • $2.00 806 Broad Street R. f_, HUNTER DRY GOODS CO. 806 Broad Street Social Qossip Engagment of Miss c ßenkl and cMr. Edward Gallaher (Announced Formal announcement is made by Captain and Mrs. A. .1. Renltl, of the engagement of their daughter, Erma Gertrude, to Mr. Edward Gallaher, the marriage to take place on the after noon of October the fourteenth, at six o'clock, at St. Patrick's church. Cards will be sent out later. Mjss Renkl is the eldest daughter of Captain and Mrs. Renkl and is ac corded the most genuine admiration and afTection from an extended circle of friends. She is a Juno-like beauty of blonde coloring with a wealth of golden hair. Her gracious, uneffected manner and her graceful bearing, combined with her personal beauty, make her a eharm'ngly conspicuous figure wherever she appears. Mr. Gallaher is an esteemed and trusted employe of the National Ex change Rank, and is one of the most popular young men in his set. Very sincere are the congratulations ex tended to him upon this happy an nouncement. Miss Renkl will wear a bridal cos tume of white radium silk and will have as her only a'tmriant her sister, Miss Fidelis Renkl. Mr. Gallaher’B best man will be Mr. Charles Mul herin. and the urhers will be Mr. M. D. Hynes. Mr. L. A, Renkl, Mr M. SUITABLE OCTOBER WEDDING j-v | Are 'he hundreds of new and ex -111 •—* I =m as puislte plec-s of Cut Glass In the richest cuts and patterns—Vases, Tankards Bowl*, Hlghhall Punch Bowls, etc. Then In Silver—there's an endless variety of prices, from the reliable plate, to Sterling In beautifui designs, including the exclusive American Rose and Violet patterns. No purse Is so slim that It will fall to find s dainty and suitable wedding gift at our shop. While shopping Monday, drop In and look around. A. J. RENKL. SPECIAL! 25 Spring Tailored Suits, just the thing for early Fall wear, about HALF-PRICE C. Carrigan and Mr. John Chapman. After the ohtirm ceremony there ! will be a reception at the Renal home ion .o'v.-r 8r Mil . •«. r which I the bride’s gown will be changed for ! a smart traveling costume of blue and the happy young couple will leave for New York and other points. | I'pon their return they will make i their home on Monte Sano, where Mr. ! Gallaher has built and furnished a beautiful home for his bride. CALLED MEETING. An important called meeting of 'Elisabeth Chapter. No. 43. O. E. S., Tuesday evening, September the | twenty-ninth, at eight o'clock Seve ral new members will be received | Into the order, and aftc the busi ness session Is conrlud • 1 refresh ments will be served In the dining hall. All visiting members will be cordially welcomed Mr*. Bulloch of Abbeville, Mrs. W. A. Latimer and Mrs. Harold Eve wer P guests of Mrs Henry Cohen at "Cohen Crest" Fridav —Mr. B. F. AbboH, o' Allan'a f j will spend today in Augusta whJe i e-n rout*» to Charleston. READY FOR THE RUSH OF FALL BUSINESS SOME SPECIALS IN STAPLE DRY GOODS PERCALES. 3,000 yds. 36-in. Madras and Percales, 15c quality, OUTINGS. 50 pieces, Fancy Patterns, for Kimonos, Sac- | v ques, etc., 19c yalue Engagement of Miss Simmons and | Mr , Claussen Announced | Cordial congratulations are being extended to Mr. George Claussen upon the informal announcement of his en gagement to Miss Amelia Ward Sim mons, of Newberry, S. C„ the mar rtage to take place on the twentieth of October in Newberry. A delightful welcome awaits Miss Simmons upon her arrival as a bride in Augusta. She is one of the very charming young women of Newberry, Mr. Louis IL Fourcber to Wed Miss Georgia Harrington Cards of Invitation have been re ceived by Augusta friends from Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harrington to the mar riage of their daughter, Augusta Geor gia, to Mr. Louis Herbert Kourcher, which will take place on Thursday afternoon, October the first, at fo.tr, o’clock, at the home of the bride', sister, Mrs. Frank A. Thomas, at i South Hooksett, N. H. Miss Harrington Is, ns her name implies, an Augustan and has been spending the summer In New Eng land. She is a daughter of Mr. Har ringlon, superintendent of the King MR. HENDERSON ENTERTAINS. Augusta friends of Mr. Walter Hendi rson, who is very pleasant 1/ remembered as (he goes: and in p hew el Mrs. Edward C. {u.gna, will he interested in the following front the Lout Mile Ctiiti y ■■ Journal Grwnbre r Win ■■• Sulphur Springs, W. ta. Afciij.iora o society were beautiiully en'ertalned tml tg the pas' week, one of the Handsomest dinners of the season having been given by Mr. Waite- Houston Hen derson, of New York, to Misses <’har lot.- and Ilos • Hrlsco of Knoxville, I•nn . The chaperon • w«-n Mrs. William McEwen Johnston, of Ma con; Mrs. Tully It. Cornlck, of Know! It, and Mrs Llum-:I c. Or gas o. Angus' a The menu, print <1 In gold on filnk ribbon, fillow-d. Those present "•••re: The .Misses Briscoe of Knoxville; Page Rev,-ill, of Richmond; Mcs'lani'n fohnsion, Cornlck, Ingas, Thayer. Bradley, Messrs. W. McEwen Johnston, W. H Henderson, H. I’. Donnell, C. WWtib Bams, Penn Turner, John A Thayer. A. F. Flick and Ham Veit able. The graceful white atln gowns worn by the Misses Brisco were charming In their extreme simplicity. These attractive young ladles ar-- granddaughters of Col. Thomas: F Goode of HuHalo Llthla Hprlnge. The table was decorated with un THE AUGUSTA HERALD. OUR TAILORED SKIRTS Choice Styles in Black and Colors, in Voile, Panama, Herring d» fa i.. EJO bone and other weaves, the range of price LO 4/1 / «t)v MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPECIAL PRICKS ON LAD! MS’ UN i M-'lfM USUI NS, GOWNS, SKIRTS, DRAWERS AND CORSET ('OVERS. FOR MEN See those two Special lots of Fancy and Plain Half Hose Big Saving. C.) cents values, Monday, at 25c 50 cents values, Monday, at 35c KHAKI TWILLS. 36 inch, for Suits and Skirts, 1!) cents quality, 10£ a lovely brunette whose personal beauty and mental attainments aro such that site is always an eagerly sought after and welcome addition to any social gathering. Mr. Claussen enjoys a very distinc tive popularity among Augustans. Ills friends are devoted to him and lie Is in every way worthy of their esteem. Mr. Claussen is associated with his father in business. mill. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Joined her about two weeks ago when It was decided tlial the marriage should oc cur north. Miss Harrington Is a very cultured and charming young woman, a fine musician and gifted with many friends who waft to her and Mr Four eher all manner of good wishes Mr. Kourcher Is a son of Mr. Victor Fourcber, of tills city, and has for some time been making his home In New York, where he is identified with Hio Imihlix*hh world. Mr. Fourcher and Itla bride will make their home at (j;i West lokih street after October the 15th. usual skill and taste, in addition to numerous original toasts and clover speeches, the gllehts were entertain 'd during the latter part of the din ner by a private theatrical and after ward with a dance In the grand ball- I room. A CHARMING COMPLIMENT WORTHILY BESTOWED. A very charming compliment has j been bestowed on Miss Harah Evans, ! who Is Augusta's bright representa tive at Hmltb College, and her per jsonal popularity evidenced when she was elected president of the fllgma Delta fraternity, which numbers four hundred of the brightest young wom en in America. While this Is quite the hlgnest com-, ' pllrnent that can be bestowed upon [a college girl. It has been awarded with remarkable dl'toernraeni end ; Judgment and the fra'ernlty as w ell as Miss Evans la to he congra tula ted | upon securing such a bright, gifted ■i' "sldent. News of Miss Evans election was irccelved In the city yesterday by a jtelegram from the Hlgnta Delta lia ternlty. The continu'd Indisposition of I MISS Laura Belle llcaefi Will be learned of with regret. MARRIAGE OF MR. H. D. BAIN AND MISS SUSIE G. PATE. Friends of Miss Huaie G. Pate and Mr. Henry I>. Ilaln are cnugruttilnl trig them upon the announcement of their marriage, the news of which will come as a surprise lo many, while their engagement and approaching tnarrlnge was nil open secret among I heir friends, no time has been set for the ceremony, and the fact Grit II has already taken place, while ipti'j a surprise, will In no way curtail the happy felicitations of Ihelr many friends. The tnarrlnge occurred on July the twenty-eighth, and Ihe young couple had Intended to keep Ihe mailer a secret until Christmas, when tela tlves and friends were to he apprised of it at a family reception. They have, however, reconsidered Ihelr plans and are now receiving congrat ulations. Mrs, Bale Is the bright and verv attractive young daughter of Mrs. Ha rah E. Bale and Is held In the most cordial esteem by all who know her. .Mr Rain Is one of Augusta's young business men, of the firm of Rain Hrot hers. SEWING ROOMS 'N OPERATION The sewing rooms which have been Inaugurated under tie iiuaptrea of the Assoc,it tl Charities have opened and are already,busy. Miss Mary Hall Is in chan e of the one thtii Is located at Ihe od Kelloe.k etreet Ibiplli-t church it.d Miss Ken nedy Is in charge ot tip one at the West End Library Garments have been cut out and alr-ndy unite a number have been undo. 4 specially will be made of aprons of various j kind;., trie l of tliet : sit Ip It and) pantry t props and hP of which are neatly made and will he put on sab' one dt v di ring etch '•••el:. Ar Gils enterprise Is done prim sully t( give emplovrt ••til 'o the mi employed mill oi i I'aGvs, |t Is re Uttes'ed hat ail who d- t-'ro work will report at on" t "Ither ot 'he two sewing aLiMons. Mias Eunice Ha von Is In New York visiting Mrs, Joseph plunk'U. IN HONOR OF MISS BESSIE FLYNN. Miss Bessie Flynn was compliment ed with a very delightful evening party at home of Miss Kale Rooney previous tit her departure for Haltida, N. 0. Hoelnl converse and garnet* ; were enjoyed and refreshments were served Present were: Miss Bessie Flynn, Miss Kate Rooney, Miss Josh* Me Ginn, Mlmh Margaret Murphy, Mlasea Marie and Eleanor Bennett, Mias An rile Tarleton, Miss Margaret Bennett, Mbs Catherine El-worth, of Charles ton; Mr Gunn, Mr Edward McGov ern, Mr Grover Woodward, Mr. Char Morris, Mr A Idle .Montgomery, Mr, Will Isi'x Mr Jamas Bartley and Ms Andrew McCarthy. CALTCOEB. Choice of all Standard Makes, now going Engagement of Miss cMohrmann and cMr. Hildebrandt, Announced Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Mohrmann t make formal announcement of the ett- ] gagi'inent ot their daughter, Edna! Adela, to Mr, Nicholas Hildebrandt. I Jr., the marriage to lake place on the | evening of October the 29th, nt 8:30 1 o'clock, at l lie family residence, 254 Telfair street Miss Mohrmann Is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohrninnu and Is a blonde of delicate coloring. Site possesses a peeniiarly sweet anti lovable nature and a elinruilng and womanly manner Unit makes her greatly beloved by all who know her. Domestic virtues and social accom plishments are hcatitlfuliy blended Mr , cAndrew /. Morrow to Wed Miss Katherine Elizabeth Abeam Mra. Benjamin Rleketson announces the engagement of Iter grand thitigh ler, Katherfne Elisabeth Ahearn, to Mr Andrew J. Morrow, the marriage In lake place the tarty pari of Oc tober. While no) unexpected, Gils an nouncement will come as a happy sur prise lo many who while the engage men! was known lo them did not know that ihe event would occur so soon. Mis* Ahearn la one of Aligns j la's handsomest young women, a fair ! brunette, of marked Individuality and STOCKING SHOWER FOR MISS DENNING. Miss Bertha Mlegel has sent out cards for a “stocking showt r" for Miss Mary Itiishton Denning, one of Ihe brides of November, for Friday afternoon, October the seeoud, at four-thirty o'clock, at 317 liny street Miss Terence Bailey will leave today for Baltimore and Noire Dm.' where she will Join Augusta's bright reprnKont.atlvcg who will study there lor ihi coming season Miss Eva Carpi liter accompanied by Mr. James Paul .Verder/ will leave tomorrow for Ch'-suut Hill, Pa Mr. Vordery will go on to New Vora where he will meet Mss K therlue Verderv and Miss Ismlse Phtnl/y, who will ret urn on the tenth from in | European irtp where they have been all summer. Miss Elisa Fhlnlxy. Mir Mary Lou Phlnlxy and Miss Mary Bothwell will prolmoly go to New York to meet Miss Phlnl/y and Mis) Vordery also. Mi and Mrs. Rutherford Walton will make Ihelr home after Hepteni her with Mia. Hush; Wholes*. PAGE THREE HUNTER'S GINGHAMS. 1 ease, New Patterns, Colored Ginghams, 10c quali- jl I , ty, Monday, at O/jC- and she will make very happy the home over which she will preside, Mr Hildebrandt Is a nephew of Mr, Nicholas Hildebrandt and Is a young tnaii whose past success In Ihe busi ness world argures for him a future to which he Is most justly entitled. Mr, Hildebrandt Is a Gentian by birth, hut has so closely Identified himself with Augusta huHlni'HH interests that he Is claimed as an Augustan After the ceremony there will ho an Informal family reception previous to the departure ot the young couple for New York. Upon their return they will In" at home to their friends at the Hildebrandt residence, corner of Washington and Kills streets. style. In addition to a most attraw live person she Is blessed with a gentle sympathetic nature, a bright inenlalll.y anil a cordiality of manner that has won for her a most, enviable popularity. Cordial and sincere will he the congratulations extended to Mr. Morrow upon this happy an nouncement, and universal will he the good wishes extended to them both. Mr. Morrow Is a popular young railroad man, a man whose genial na ture and ntunllness has caused him to enjoy a popularity aiming hie friends thut Is second to none Miss Louise Pierce Is visiting the Misses Holt, Dn Bath Dr. W. W. Battey, Jr., will re turn from Mayo Hospital on Friday. Mr. William Dawson of the 3*- vannuh Press and Miss Halite Daw- Min arrived lasi night on a brief vls't lo Mr. and Mrs. Job Dawson In North Augusta. Master Hardtnian Thompson, of Hwalrisboro, is visiting Mrs. 'won M r tore. Mr, William Pendleton, of At lanta, is In tin city. The many admiring friends of Hlster Doyola, of HI. Mary's convent, will sympathize with her uiuui In juring her eye, which was Inadver tently struck with a palm I ,if while attending to her flowers. Miss Garris Jordan left yesterday tor Memphis, Tenn., where she was called by the IIIIICNS of her sister, Mrs. Willie Baker, who Is very ill with peritonitis. Miss Ruth Cates is visiting Irlends In Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Hyerson Guess are spending today with Mr. and Mis. E. 11. Guess In Ucuuiurk.