The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, May 09, 1909, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Rev. A. Shaw, D.D. Rev. Dr. Anna H. Shaw, 1 one of the American del egate* to the Woman Suf frage Conurrss in London, who i« taking a prominent part in the deliberations. She will remain in Europe aiding the suffragettes propaganda for some weeks. SOCIETY BRIGHT LITTLE PLAY TO BE PRESENTED TUEBDAY. The ver„v •nt**rlstains anfl enjoy able comedy-drams, Hlrko-y Farm, will be presented Tiifsduy evenlns. May mil, at St. Patrick's Commer cial ball, on Telfair !-tr<-"*t The program has been carefully ar ranged and tire cast selected by Mlsa Annie Cleary and trained under the amarlor direction of Mr James .1 Matthews. Tb# psraonnel of ihc cast la most pleasing, embracing some old favor ites and gifted thesplana. The fol low Ins Is the eaat of characlerM and program: Program. HICKORY FARM Overture- A Knight for a Day Mo-rls' Ooheatra. Vocal Solo laive’a Awakening ... Hickory Farm House Kzeklah Fortune A New England Farmer Mr. James J. Matthews tlrlsh Skinner A Miser Mr Joseph J. llarl Gilbert Dark wood Handsome and uasorupulous Mr John C Tayes Jack Nelsmt—A Hank Clerk Mr. J. A. McArthur Lawrence MnKeegan An Alderman from the city Mr, I'atriek J. Curley Detective Rankin -New York Con Ira! office Mr M A O'Connor Jessie Fortune Pretty and tinao phlsllcnlod—MUa Margaret lion lines* Mrs Priscilla Dodge A susceptible wMow Mina Nellie Singleton Selections The Time, the Place. the Girl Orchestra Vocal Duot O Moment That ! I'lless Mrs. Nellie lircehahiui. Mr. J K O'Ms.u. Concert Walts A. Southern Dream ... Orchestra. ACT 11 In Fortune's Cahlu. Prince- Imparlnl Match... .Orchestra. Dancing Mrs Harry Kdwln t'ur and her young daughter, Eleanor nre with their kinswomen, the Mlasss Bennett on Greene at root. CENTRAL SCHOOL GIRLS PRESENT "HAUNTED CHAMBER." The seventh grade girls of the Cen tral school gave a very enjoyable play entitled, "The Haunted Chamber" on Friday afternoon and evening fur the benefit of their library. They real ised a very nice sum. Miss Georgia Morris presided at the piano and Miss Olive Tidwell took part in a eons. Those taking part In the play wore: Mrs Eliuor Grant uho mother) Velma KlMott Mis* Ethel Grant (the daughter)— Nellie Clanton. Johnny Grant (the son)—Ruth Hanks. Mis* Mary Carter (the niece)—Etta Donald. Mr George Grant (a cousin) —LI! liau Wlleon, Miss Alice Martin (a visitor)—Em ms Brackner Mr James Brown (a visitor)—Katie Kahrs Tutt's Pills After fating. person* of a MMou. hahM win arrive great benefit b) Inking on of tbeae pin*, if vou htv( be t n TOO MICH, they all prfmptle relieve Ibe oau*ca SICK HEADACHE aadncrvouaawaa v, hkh follow *, reitwc the appetite and remote gfootay fen Inga. Elegantly an gar coated. Take No Substitute. Agents For Ladies ' Home Journals and f a terns Summer Quarterly "V/V Style Book ZUC (With free pattern.) That We Are on the Right Side of Every Comparison, Prices, Qualities, Style and Service Has Been and is Being Constantly Demonstrated Like a Race Horse, with eyes in the back of his head, this store looks back on its past record, and tries to beat it. Everything a racing full tilt, modern store should have, is here and fairly priced. Remarkable Sale Monday, 10 a. m.— No Phone Orders—One Day Only 39c Children’s Underskirts 21c For Monday Only 10-4 Utica Sheeting, 28c 9-4 Utica Sheeting, for 00 inoil Linen Sheeting, 79c Ready-to-Wear Dept. New Selling Figures on all Silk, Wool and High Priced Linen and Repp Garments. A Splendid Chance to get High Class Goods at a Big Saving. The largest and finest assortment of new cotton coat suits, one and three-piece suits. Lingerie Waists, Walking Skirts, Automobile Coats, Lingerie Dresses. EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. All Tailored and Net Waists Fresh, Modish Styles, Reduced below cost. SOCIAL ATTENTIONS FOR THE MISSES PHINIZY. MUses Mario and Louise Phlulzy aro receiving many sootnl attentions while In Atlanta with Mlaa Edna Me- Candle**. Mr VVltishlp * Normally entertained Informally at dinner KTuliy night at the Piedmont Driving club In compli ment to Mlssea Mario and lxiuise l’hlnlay of Augusta, Iho guests of Miss kduu McOandleaa. Ur I’hlnl/y Calhoun will entertain at luncheon Saturday at the club for the Misses Phtntzy and Mrs. Austell Thornton will entertain In their hon or Saturday afternoon at bridge lea. On Sunday they wilt begin a spend the day party at Hull Sluice, making I the trip tn automobiles. Those In the i party will be: Miss McCandless, the | Misses t’hlnliy, Mr and Mrs. Austell j Thornton, Messrs. James Hall and Henry Garrett of Augusta. Wiushlp Nunnslly and llennle Martin. On Monday evening a box party will Ibe given at the Orpheum, aud on j Tuesday the Misses Phiulsy will be among the visiting holies at the Drlv iug dub reception On Tuesday afternoon Miss Laura Payne will entertain at bridge lu compliment to the Misses Phlnlay of Augusta, the guests of Miss Edna Me Candles*. - Mrs. Bayard Clinch, who has been the guest of Miss Mabel Greene. 1* now visiting Mr. Clinch's relatives tn Charleston before returning to her home lu Chicago. INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Weed Miller, the tenor, and Miss Nevada Van der Veer, soloists, of New York city, who were attractions of the Augusta Music eKstlval have an rounced their engagement, the wed ding to take place one month hence. THE A. J. A. C, TO HAVE AN ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHT Next Friday night at s o'clock the Telephone 183 862 Broad Street Another “Big Buy” of high class Undermuslins enables us to offer these cunning garments, combination waist and skirt, for such extremely low prices. Made of good quality muslins, bottom of skirts tave a two inch hemstitched hem, with five pin tucks above. Neck, arm and opening of waist neatly finished with bias bands.. Perfectly smooth and well finished on wrong side, full and shapely. 1 year to 6 years—39c Children’s Underskirts, 21c—I year to 6 years boys of the American Junior Athletic dub will give an entertainment at their club rooms at No. 701 Greene street. All the boys are busy selling tickets for the event and they expect to make a success of the affair. The A. .1. A. C. Is an enterprising little club. 11 Is one of the oldest of boys' clubs In the city. They ex pect v to have a football team this full. Every year they have on the field one of the beat amateur boys' baseball teams In the city. They have tickets lo sell at ten cents each The tickets can he se cured from Cooper Warr. Martin Gary ami Richard Allen, and all oth er members of the club The price of the tickets is so small that they intend selling many. 98. 15 AUGUSTA TO COLUMBUS GA. and return via, CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Account Grand Lodge Knights of 1 Pythias Fare, Augusta to Columbus and return, $8 15. Tleko's on tnlf May 17, 13. Final limit return, not later than midnight May 22. For all Information call on near-sat agent or W. W. HAC Kb. XT, Trav. Pasj. Agt.. No. 719 Broad street. 'Phone 6!. M W F WANTED—CARRIERS. Wanted several boya to carry The Herald. Apply to J. V. LaTaste, subscription Dept. Plant Now CLIMBERS: MOON-VINES ANTIGONON, the Mexican Rote Balk's Nursery i PHONE 685; RES. 1619. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. For Monday Only h%c Lonsdale Finished Cambric, x. 'X/ for Fruit of the Loom, *l\/ n for / /2 C Wash Goods 19c Mercerized Mull, r 40-inch 22V)>c Mercerized Mull, • | 42-inch 25c Mercerized Mull, 1 Or* 40-incli IVG 2214 c Persian Lawn, | gr^, 40-inch 25c Persian Lawn, f 42-inch 25c English Batiste, | (\ r 40 inch IVC* 19c India Linon, r> 40-inch s^/2 L 20c Galatea, figured and solid, 16a?c 19c Colored and White Linenes r> at Child Victim of Black Hand sJT '.. 1 " -.* . Picture shows little Antonio Malfetti, who dis appeared front his home on March fourteenth, and whose body was found in the East river this week. It is believed the hoy was the victim of black hand kidnappers, and two hav e been arrested. BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION. One of the most delightful events of today was the afternoon reception given by Mrs. Palmer Phelan Clark and Mis* M A. Phelan, tn honor of Mr. and Mrs Roes-Smith. of Bir mingham. the festival jtuests of Ma jor J. F. Hanson, and f»r Mrs, J tunes R. McKeldin. Tiie house was beautifully deco rated with mases of roses and ferns, and with fragrant wood flowers, says the Atlanta Journal. In the hallway was a wealth of deep red Richmond roses, and red carnations among handsome ferns. For Monday Only 81x90 Cotton Sheets, 4 a q for .. .... 4oC 45x36 Pillow Cases, for VC • •••• •••• •••• •• • 714 c White Lawn, for .OC Notions 5c Pearl Buttons, j « nf | all sizes, per dozen “ilu 15c Large size Cabinet Hair Pins, f -for „ ..JvC 5c Cabinet Hair Pins, assorted, j -2 for 5c Red Cross Safety Pins 2 dozen for , 19c Perforated Back Tooth Brushes, 10C 19c Children’s Hose Supporters, . 10c 5c Toilet Pins, 400 to the paper, C 2 for .... 19c Filigree Shell Barrettes, for 15c Dross Sir*elds, all sizes, for. / In the drawing room, where the guests were received, the decorations were of pink Kiiiarney and brides maid roses, in great crystal bowls, and in tall vases on mantel and low stands. Mrs. Clark wore a gown of apricot colored liberty satin, embroidered in the same shade and touches of gold. Miss Phelan wore a gown of white princess lace' over messallne satin, the corsage finished with gold. Mrs. Smith wore a gown of rose pink mes saline satin, combined with white Venetian point lace. Assisting in entertaining was Miss McGowan Phelan, 'wearing a lovely To Buy Advertised Things is to Buy “ Worth-While ” Things 1 The advertised things are the ones that will “stand the test” of publicity—of the spot light, of comparison and close inspection. Things th»fc could not thus “pass muster” are not, usually advertised—for it would, most positively, NOT PAY to advertise them. SUNDAY, MAY 9. “LaCHIC” COR3ETS Copies of imported French Cor sets; best styles for slender :lid stout figures Cl .... at 01. UjJ $9.00 Models jy jjQ 39c Children’s Underskirts 21c gown of polest primrose yellow satin and gold lace. Later in the afternoon after the festival matinee, a number of gentle men joined the party, and delicious refreshments were served in the din ing room, where the table was deco rated with a great plateau of pink Kil larnev roses, about which were pink shaded tapers and silver bon-bon dishes holding pink and white French bon-bons. Only the young married set was en tertained. Try St. Anthony’s spring at Belve dere.