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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR Gent’s Pocketbooks Ladies’ Hand Bags If it is made of leather, ive have it. Trunks, Bag’s, Suit Cases , Spc. Augusta Trunk Factory 851 Broad. Repairing by Experts. Wronp sidfl of Btxoet, Ri(?ht Bide of PriroH. Social Qossip a AUGUSTA GIRL RIDES DONKEY IN STREET PARADE. Thu nmliiuii».rH N<'»x says: Society girls sre always blg-h*arled ■ml when they do » ibkig for "iw«l chaidty no smut* la loft untamed to bring mu< the moot that inn be ei peeled Id patrosuio- Knowing Iho Immense popularity Of *ov aori of a pnrade Iho Young l.adln*' Auxiliary l<> tlio Old l-adle*' Home AaaorliUloa determined to In ■rodtir* their Harvrwi I-'.snivel as y«a tordsr and todav with n intrude (Mad In country maids costumes, po|ritla< girls and mntrofm appeared bn Market gNset at three o'cloc k yea tor day. while thr appreciative crowd 4% The Planters Loan and Saving bank 70S Broad Street. The Oldest Snvlnjts Hank In The CKy. In succrssful operation It years and growing mors popu lar v»’*t> tha people and etronq •r'tndhalr confidence eaoh year. In eelectlng a hank for your Savtnga Aooount do not fall to tmreaMgate the faellltiee and strength es thla bank. Wohources Over W. 000,000.00 S«/e ns “Safest.” The' saute enrotal atAwnMou bo amah aoeonWte aa tn the tamer ’ oitne ftogoeWe may be made by , m*M L. 0. MAbMUi, PreoMont CHAS. C. HOWAfIO. Caetoer. Rectdy—The Savoy’s Bulk Candy Department. Wt ARE RLE ABIC TO ANNOUNCE TO THE TRADE, THAT OUR NEW CANDY DEPARTMENT IE NOW IN FULL RUNNING OROER. DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES AND BONBONS. THE KINO YOU WANT—THE EUANTITY YOU WANT—THE GAUL ITY T. B BEST. 40c AND 60c POUND. Howard’s Savoy A*[«ncy for Balk's Nursory, Cut Flowers k Plant*. 4 diamonds. FINE JEWERLY. RICH CUT-OLAES. STERLING SILVER. FANCY GOODS. Wm. Schweigert & Co. 7th and Broad St. applauded, nnd a better adrartlaemc'nt for the featlval to follow at the- Arm ory could not have- boon conceived. With a policy patrol of mounted officers and a hand playing merrily. Ihe parade.- wax vary imposing. livery eon of vehicle In every atiiKc of dllup Idullon was tilled with roay country p trie dual aftor the band was a cart. In which rodv Mrs. Milton 11. Ochei, pros. Idoni elf the ieux(Jlnry; Mre Walter E. Mill*, Mlssue Oleo Hoard and Itema 6rulcti Add Olhera wht- created ttratet applause im the-v appeared Asrs Mr*. J. B. Pound lend Mies Marljia Me-rrlam, flanked about by coops of chickens. Money Has Wings IF YOUR QUARTERS AND HALVES HAVE WINGS. IT MAY BE DUE TO THE EAGLES ON THEM. WISE FOLKS CAGE THEM IN OUR VAULT 9. YOU KNOW THEY FLY TO YOUR AID WHEN YOU NEED THEM MOST. WE PAY INTEREST THE RATE IS 4 PER CENT. START AN ACCOUNT TO DAY. Irish-American Bank “The Bank for Your Savings. ” We Realize That To Make the Public Our Friends, We Must Be Theirs It has been a source of great gratification to us, since our opening, to hear on all sides the expressions of delight and satisfaction our patrons have given vent to, regarding our stock. We have pleased them in the style and quality of our offerings, and in the moderation of prices asked for them. Words cannot express our pleasure and gratitude. We mean with all our might, not only to continue, but to increase their confidence in us. Each day will find us studying and aiming to satisfy better, their every want, to make shopping with us always pleasureable and profitable. Decidedly the Most Representative and The Best Values in Women's Suits Ever Shc'w Onr sales for the past weeks have warranted this remark. We haven’t heard onee “we can’t do better than this” We hear ca the con trary “you have the cheapest and best suit* hi town.” Ask your friends who haweseen and bought our suits. The range is from .. $12,50 to $87.50 Phenomenal in style, quality and price are She dfl our suite, for OZjiUU fn costumes, in doth, Velveteen, Satin, Taffeta, we are showing beautiful and correct Ohr tn models ‘U Pull line of Tailored Waists in Cotton Linen, Silk, also exquisite colleetion of dressy waists in 0| S|r novelty nets and messalines, from ▼ " v'3* PHONE 183 Mr« Fred Ixiwry and Mrs. Nathan Bachman, rbllng to the accompani ment of a swinging milk pall and with a ’ hound dog’’ following closely. Misses Jenny Loop and Cora Hniartt, assisting a forlorn mule, now mid then, to draw the cart; a circus party In a hay wieyon, composed of Will Shepherd and Mlasera Helen Hurl hurt. KaUierinu Martin and Katherine* Haht; Misses Mary Unit Carter and II at el Brock. In u rattle-trap rart; Mias Mary Hoad and Mias McCoy, a visiting girl, on "tnule back " Miee oilvltt Brown lu a hilly goat cart; Mlsaes Nra D. Bachman and Minnie ]la>ve, In a mule carl. In which also rode, on a straw heap. Misses Louise* ■ Van Dyke. Harriot Greve and Martha Bachman. Added to this outfit were popular bi'aux on mules, nnd she- whole wets a credit to Its Instigators, Misses Bach ! matt and laive. Al the Armory the sights and sounds kept the crowds In a con tinuous whirl until mldulght. Bvery -1 t-eltg was crowded and whether In the minstrel, at Mrs .larlay's Wax Works, or at some of the side shows, Interest never lagged Refreshments ware served, fortunes told, elsnciaa was enjoyed and all went "merry as « marriage bell Society en masse was out. thevse not helping in some way spending their money with those who were. Bpie’ers were plentiful sml if tonight's Is as well patronized as last night s affair a large fund will he plaaed to the credit of the workers. Y. M. C. A. QLEE CLUB TO GIVE RECITAL. On Tuesdsv evening ne»«t at S.Jfi I o'clock, at Prof tta’rte's studio In the Hurt son building, the Y M C A Olee club will give ohi- of fN< r enjoyable recitals and will on that oeeantnn present !he following pro gram assuiteil by Mrs M M Wall contralto. Mrs S T Battle, secern pan lei and Prof Battle director Vocal Merab (Brackett!— Olee Club ' <V>->d bv e. My Little I sidy I Brooke I —Olee Club. Loves Old Sweet Song" (Mollovl —Glee Club. “.leohs Vegetable Compound" PM«ct i -Ot*e Club. “Alice. Where Art Thou“ (AschcrY -Ole*- Club. “Bill of Fare" ( Eol inert—Olee Club "Aatlei Song" iKiremoni—Mr. O R Mhrrtth and Olee Club ' Forever WKh the Ia'ITC (Getbetl j -Mr W H U Ford and Ofee Club Recessional (DeH&oveM — Mre. H. M Wall ami Glee Club. The personnel of (he club la ne fol low s First tenors H M Wall, C. O Templeton, t) R Murrah. D. 0. Hal ford, J R Trowbridge Second tenors: W. C. Lyeth. J. 0 j Bailie C H Goodrich First bets A C. Ford L. L. Mood A C Bush M L Brown. W H D j Ford. E K. Gibbs Second bats \V C Moran. F C Sego H R Hell, J. A Partridge M, | E Lavfleld. PARkS-QUILLIAN WEDDING WEDNESDAY. Very general Interest Is centered | m the manage of Miss Emmeline ! Parks and Dr llaseom O guillian. I whleh Is the socitti event of Weduea j day. oerwrmg at two o'clock In the * afternoon at the faintly residence tit Broad erret The cretnor-v will be performed by th-- R-o Richard Wtlk ; ioson MVs» Parks will Have aa her single attendant her sister vile WH lie Parka The groom a best man "Ml be hts brother. Mr Will tllmn, of , Atlanta. THE AUGUSTA HERALD Agents for Barrett, Nephews & Co. Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment. LEADERS IN EVERYTHING FASHIONABLE Andrews Bros. Company Mr. Frank L. Brinson To Wed Miss Sarah McElmurray Mrs. Mary Chandler McElmurray, of Waynesboro, announces the eu gagamsnt of her daughter, Sarah, to Mr Frank LaFayette Brinson, the marriage to take place on the evening of November JBth at 5 o'clock at the Baptlat church In VVaaneuboro Tl|lp announcement will come in the naturo’of a surprise to many of the mutual friends of thin young couple who had no Idea that such a happy step was anticipated for the near fu ture. Miss Vlcßtmurray Is one of the moat attractive young women In The bride will wear a smart coat suit of wine colored cloth, braided and worn with a handmade lingerie blouse. Her hat will be of wine col ored velvet and her flowers will be an arinful of bride roses The mstd of honor will wear a love ly gown ol Nn pongee with trimmings ot brown and green aud a hat in the same tones. She will carry superb American beuuty roses. After the ceremony .the family con nections aud a few near friends will he served a buffet luncheon previous to the departure of the young ooup.e for Atlanta, Athens and Winder, be fore goiug to their home tn Wrlghts ville. Ga.. where Dr. Quilliaii is prom inently identified with the profession al world. Among the out of town guests who will be in attendance as the wedding wNI be tha groom's mother. Mra. H l’ (jutlHuii. of Winder, Mrs D. F of Athena; Mrs .1 H H Parks and Mis* Sarah Virginia Parka, t'harhjtte. N C., Mrs. B. K Tkrasher of Atlanta aud Dr N. O.* tiauffhter, of Athena. FOX HUNT AT CHASE CIT-V CHASE CMTT Va.— Byarthtng wtn noon hr in rt>adln««s for ihs- two groat Mrrt* *oon to hold bore Thr Natlonol BsMifiA Club of Amorioa. Mr W. D U H >«'k«foll4r. prootteni. Ohaa. R Stovrn •on. otcortarir. on Octnbof ilrd. laatm* ton day* Uvoryoat hao a moot cordial Invitation to bo prcoont at thio Moot. whrthrr or not thoy aro momhrrs of thr OJbtv Thr Grand Annual Moot of tbo Vir- II In la'Carol loh F>»\ Hunter* asoootattmi wrtl come dirootty aftor thio or. Novotn brr 4th. tt>4 will bo a w*ok of social (*nJovm*nt. as wall as out of rart pleas - j uro for tho sportsman Many hna<l*ome prises have hem sent | in. amo'tjf th**m -vYtnrs first thr Mrrklm- , burtrophy, a very handoomr Oliver h>v , in* cup awarded thr Mroklritburf pack | | '.lit year, beautiful loving vup present • * J by I'r A VI Rord, Charleston, W ' Vs., a handsome set of spurs, n through 1 | »'ied Shetland Pony, valued at fl2f>.oo. I fforotf by thr M' kCnbiitf Stock Putn; j I n henutlful pin. ••fferod by Mr Ooorge O Jeff Tson. Richmond. Va.. to the lady setting the brush aftor the lonceot j ohaae. Mias Clara C Capo hart. Arm's. N. C left this week, to return lot or for the Fa'S Hunt Mr* George F Asher. • very charm* j in* representative from Groonvllle. Mteo to spending some tune here Mr and Ur* W C l*r*sloher. of Dor* j ham, N C hi friend# of The Mecklon* * bur* rooeftrejj a warm welcome this ' I week and will remain for an indefinite j | peet-Yd Master Buell Conks who I* attending I Trinity &chi>u! at Murham, spent the ■ < week end wtUi his j s»en«s. Waynesboro, a brunette of vivid color ing and charming manner. She has during the two brief seasons been since her social debut, enjoyed a marked popularity, not only with the young people, but with old and young alike, who have been won by her aweet unselMshnesa and her generous thoughtfulness for others. Mr. Brinson enjoys a great poplar ity as does his lovely fiance and the congratulations extended on tbie hap py announcement will be cordial and ainoere. Some of these registered here, are: W. W. Bagiev. Raleigh, N. C.: K. C. Mc- Crery, ('Ainu. L. Brown, James J. Hic key, Fred X. SM-udwiok, E. P. Brink ley. Richmond, Va.. H. V. TMiomaa, J. H. Wilson, C. E. Crabbe. Baltimore, C, J. Faulkner, Boydton, S. H. Short, Petersburg. J. K, Puckett. BurkevHle Va. H. B. Chamberlain. Durham, N. C. I James P. Taylor, Clarksville, Va., Ma rion B. Jennings, Yorkville, S. C. Mrs. Georgr F, Archer, Greenville, Miss Ju lian Price. Norfolk, Va.. T. F Pettus. Jr.. Wilson. N. C., R. C. Thrower, New York. J. E. Bouldin. Danville, Va., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bradsher. Durham. N C., M. L. Wilkins, Lynchburg, Va., M. Wright, Richmond, Va., CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE ELECT OFFICERS. At the last meeting lagt week with ! Mrs. W. H. Barrett, of the Chautau iiun Cirale, the Initial meeting of the fall and winter season, the old of ficer* of the circle wore all re-elected. President. Mrs. Joseph l.awar; vice president. Mrs. W. H. Barrett; sec retary and treasurer, Mrs. Carlton j Hilly or. The circle will meet at noen on Friday with Mrs. Sanford Gardner. AT THE SUPERBA. It is the universal opinion among theater-goers that the vaudeville bill at the Superba during the week just passed was aae of the beat ever seen In Augusta, but Manager Luck an nounces an equally good one for the week just beginning Few people in the city have an opportuntty of see ing the vaudeville acts on the big Eastern and Western circuits, but Baud' Bros., with their chain of houses in Southern gitles, are hrtog i lug the cream of the acts from these j ! circuits to Augusta and other cities, and Augustans are profiting thereby. 1 his m ock a bill includes such headliners as "Doc" Ramson, "Aitmi : ral of Minstrelsy," who will be heard 1 with pleasure in hts high class slug jmg and monologues; Mile. Dolores, j rylophone soloist and artistic vocal I Ist, and the Three Kelleya. singer*. dancers and comedians, than which j there is no better act of Its kind In | vyuideville today. The beat to be ; had In motion plcluras will be given j at every performance, and a pleasant I hour Is promised all who atend this ! Week. Matinee performances will be giv en at t J 9 and S SO this week In stead of 4 and 5. Evenings, d to It, - , , PERTINENT QUERY. Professor—How long can a man live without brains? Bright Pupil~l don't know, sir How old are yon*—Chicago News. Our “Anna Held” Taffeta Underskirts fit like a glove, fastened with clasp help to produce the liipless effect, so necessary for the new figure, in heavy taffeta, full and graceful. Unusual values, for.. d 3« Our showing of Furs is magnificent, all the new effects, in Scarfs, and the new Open Muffs in Natural Fischer Mink, Lynx, Baum, Marten and Foxes, ranging in price from $8.98 to $125.00 cMr t W. E. cMcGee To Wed Miss Lucile cAshley The most cordial of good wishes are centered in the announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Alonzo Ashley of the engagement of their daughter, Lucile. to Mr. William Er nest McOee, the mariage to take place November the 14th. In a city famed for its beautiful and attractive women it can be safely said that there is none who merits more distinction than does Miss Ash ley. She la a strikingly handsome brunette who possesses in a wonder ful degree the magnetic qualities and gracious womaniy attributes that go to make the perfect woman. She is gifted with a vividly intense person ality that makes itself felt in the most delightful manner by every one who is in any way in contact with her, and the gracious charm of her manner is readily recognised and appreciated. Mr. McGee is one of the best known men in Auguste and has tor many SWAI NS BORO SOCIAL NEWS SWAINBBORO, Ga—Mrs. Etliza Youmans of Ntinvz is visiting her sons, Mr. John E. Youniana and Mr. Lott Youmans of this oley. Mrs. Youmans only racently celebrated her 81st birthday by one of the largeat family reunions ever held in this county. There were present nearly all of her one hundred grandchildren her eight sons whose aggregate weight is more than sixteen hundred pounds. These men arc all suhstau t-la! ctGzena of the county and four of them hold high official positions. Mrs. Youmans Is still quite active, both mentally and physically. The Primitive Baptist assoclntlon which held several days' session at Oak Grove church last week was largely attended. Among those who went from here were: Mrs. Missouri Lawrence. Mrs. Jane Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Dal!a« Durden. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Rountree, Mr. William Rotm tree and Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Brin-! son. Mr. and Mrs Ben Stevens, Miss Nannie .'Reveus and Mißs Nannie Cummings, of Midvillc. were guests this week of Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Brinson. Mr. Joe Durden has gone to Mont gomery. Ala., where he has accepted a good position with a music house l in that city. Mis* Ouida of Augusta is the guest of Mis* Annie Lou Thompson. Miss Rosalie Bel! and Mrs. Arthur Thompson have returned from s short visit to Augusta. Mr W. H. Sheppard spent Thurs day in Vldalta. Mrs J. B Mills aad children of Sandersvllle are guests of Mrs. W. H. Sheppard. Mrs. J. H Medloch and Mrs. F. C. Smith are back from a vldlt to rela tives at Gravmont. Mrs Ella Rountree has returned to the city alter an absence of *?ver»l months, during which lime shevsviait SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11. 862 BROAD ST. years held a prominent position with the Southern road and is held in the highest esteem by all who know him. Personally he is genial and courteous, a man of many friende, each one of whom is his by right of his unusually | fine ability and his unswerving loyalty to the right. t The marriage will be a quiet church j affair, occurring at five in the after noon at the First Christian church. [ The Ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Howard T. Cree. There will be no ushers and the only attendants will be the bride's matron of honor, her sister, Mrs. Dunean Jones, and the groom's best man, hi 6 brother, Mr. Eugene McGee, of New York. Af ter the ceremony Mr. McGee and his bride win leave for a northern trip to Washington, New York and Boston »ud wiil upon their return ho at home at 4J6 Greene stret. where they will have an apartment in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin Miller. led Clavton, Waynesboro and points I in Florida. , Mrs. J. H. Carter has returned to her home at Gough from a pleasant visit to Mrs. R. H. Brown. Mrs. W, W. Larsen left Thursday for Statesboro where she will be the guest of her sister for a couple es weeks. Mrs. W. A. Johnson has returned from a visit to relatives at Wadley Mrs. Walton Kitchens left this week for Augusta where she will visit relatives and friends for two or three weeks. Dr. George L. Smith spent Sun day in Savannah with his daughter, Mrs. Ailie Garbutt. Mrs. G. P. Drinkard has returned from a short visit to Oraymont. •■irs. Harshall H. Blount returned today from Atlanta where she was called on account of the illness and death of her mother. Mrs. L. F Davis of Savannah is visiting Mrs. J. E. Youmans. Mr. and Mrs Linton Stevens and daughter. Miss Fieta Robinson, spent several days of this week with Mrs. John E Youmans. Excellent Health Advise. Mrs M M. Davifon, of No. 379 Gif ford Ave . Ssn Jose. Cal., says. "The worth of Electric Bitters as a general family remedy, for headache bilious ness and torpor of the liver and bow els Is so pronounced that I am ; prompted te say a word in its favor, ! for the benefit of those seeking re j lief from such afhlctions. '"here is | more health for the digestive organs j in a bottle of Electric ijlt'-rs than in 1 snv other remedy I know of " Sold, under guarantee at alt drug storcifl sbc. Flooring and Ceiling, sightly dans aged by the froshet at special price* Perkins Manufacturing company. r-s-i

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The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, October 11, 1908, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 20