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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1909)
EIGHT Social Incidents and Events AT THE CRANFORD CLUB. Mrs. H. B. King will pour I<>a at the Cranford Club tomorrow, Wednes. day, afternoon. AT THE COUNTRY CLUB. Major and Mrs. Joyca, Captain and Mrs. Cassard, Miss Butler Miss Lang don and Mrs. Louis Berckmans were guests of Mr. Bryan Gumming at din ner last evening at the County Club. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Burum, Miss Butler and Mr. Irvine Branch formed a pleasant little party of which the Burums were hosts. Mr. Bachelor entertained Mr. and Mrs. William C. Denny, Mr. and Mrs. King and Mr. Eubanks. romantic marriage of MISS TANNER AND MR. BARROW. The marriage of Miss Tanner and Mr. Barrow, of Sandersville, last, evening, was the culmination of a romance begun some time ago and which had been beset by obstacles for the past few days which made the young couple think that (here was truth In the old saying that "The course of true love never did run smooth.” The young bride and groom first wanted to he married in Louis ville, Ga„ hut on account of par ental objection could not secure a license. They next attempted Wrens, (la., and while en route there their team broke down and they were de layed. Upon arriving at Wrens they were again frustrated In Ihelr ot tempt. They then came on to Au gusta, where the ceremony was per formed last night. They returned to Augusta and this morning left for Kandersville, where they will make their homo. MISS BOSMAN TO ENTERTAIN FOR MISS ELEY. Miss Ceclle Bosnian has sent out Invitations for an afternoon bridge party for Miss Nellie May Eley, of Norfolk, Va.. w.. 0 will arrive on Mon day as uer guest. Quests are Invited for three thirty o’clock on the afte noon of Tuesday, December the twen ty-BreL MRS. C. C. HOWARD ENTEPTAINS WEDNESDAY. Mrs. Charles C. Howard will enter tain several tables of bridge players tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon, at it: 30 o'clock, at her home on lower Greene street. MACON COY SELECTED. Mr. John Moora Walker, Jr., of this Beautiful Christmas Hand Bags ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS (They are beauties) Prices (think of It) from $2.85 up. Mourning lings a upeolalty. HIGH GRADE LEATHER SUIT CASES. (Beautiful line just in.) Nice Christmas Gift for ••Him." CHRISTMAS GOODS, SCORES OF THEM—EVERY VARIETY GIVE US A CALL. AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY 851 Brood Wrong Hide St. M. M. Clcckley, Prop. ——= THE II ALL- MA R K OF QUALITY = PRONTAUT’S JEWELRY Mail Orders'Promptly Filled. Catalog Upon Request—Write UsT Handsome SoUVenT tO Each lady Calling Wednesday Morning Established 1850 —South’s Oldest Jewelers. CHRISTMAS AININOUINCEMEINT Everv rear stylos seem to improve and every time the Christmas season rolls around we can say, with all honestly, that our stock is more attractive than the year before. This year with the return of prosperity manufacturers have'made an extra effort to improve their lines and have certainly succeeded, not alone in more attractive patterns, but in many entirely new ideas of the practical kind and you won’t have half as much trouble selecting a gift for the ones who seem to have everything. Our Christmas stock is now complete and the follow ing list gives just n suggestion of a few of the many attractive gifts to be selected at our store. Come and look around before the rush commences. We have a lot of extra clerks win* can suggest lots of suitable gifts and will assist you greatly in making out your Christmas list. THE MOST POPULAR JEWELRY Lockett. Solid Gold, Plain and Kn graved *3.50 to SIB.OO Gold filled, and Stone S>t *1.50 to *6.00 BAR PINS. l'laln and Hand Engraved Styles In Solid Gold at $1 it) to *6.00 and In Gold Plate BOc to *I.OO. DUTCH COLLAR PINS Odd Designs la Gold. Stiver and Roll ed Plate front MV to *IO.OO. LINKS Plain Signet, Hand Hngravcd. Fancy and Stone Set Styles In Solid Gold. Sterling Sliver and Gold Plate, Solid Gold Huttons, *B.OO to *IO.OO. Silver and Plate 60c to *2.00. SCARF PINS Beautiful Fancy Stone Effect In Ifialn and Elaborate Settings, All the most popular styles bOc to *ls 00. CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF MANIFEST INDIVIDUALITY. PROMT AUT’S JEWELRY COMPANY city, who is attending the University of Georgia is one of the six students selected from the entire student body to represent this college at the confer ence of the National Student Volun teer Movement which will be held in Rochester, N. V., on December 29th. Mr. Waiker is one of the brightest of Macon's young met. .and this last honor is only one of many which have m en conferred on him since entering the university. There will be dele gates from all the prominent educa tional Institutions in the country, and this conference will materially in crease the Interest in the Y. M, 0. A. Among those selected by the Y M. 0. A. of the University of Georgia are Mr. John Moore Walker, 1910, of Macon; Lanier Branson, 1910, of Athens; C. Z. Cowan, 1913, of Atlanta, and George T. Northen, 1912, of At lanta. Student Secretary Morton Hodgson, Prof. R. P. Stevens. —Macon News. Mr. Walker is a nephew of Mrs. A. C. Beane of this city. TO MISS BERRY. Mrs. Frank M. Inman entertained today at a beautiful little luncteon at tier home In honor of Miss Martha Berry of Rome, who is spending a few days with Mrs. M. V. Eagan. The long library and the sun parlor with their handsome palms and ferns were bright with flowers and log fires added to the warmth and beauty. Mrs. Inman received her guests wear ing a gown of wistaria crepe meteor embroidered in shades of wistaria and combined with lace. Miss Berry, who Is always charming and interesting, wore a lovely gown of gray faille silk. A delicious luncheon was served.— Atlanta Journal. MRS. FUN KEN STEIN'S WHIST PARTY. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Sam Fun kensteln charmingly entertained tho members of her whist club. The first prize was won by Mrs. Simon Michael, the• second by Mrs. Myers Stern, and Mrs. 11 Pelnick, of Cincinnati, re ceived the guest prize. Delicious refreshments were served after the game.—Athens Banner. THE MISSES BOYKIN ENTERTAIN WITH BRIDGE. Misses Harriet and Grace Boykin were hostesses this morning of the first of a series of delightful little bridge parties which they will give, i here were five tables of players and the game was followed by a prettily served luncheon. The two prizes WATCH FOBS Black Ribbon, Gold Mounted and nil Gold styles In Gold filled and Solid Gold, *I.OO to *20.00. OTHER SUGGESTIONS Cuff Pins In Gold and Plate, pair, 500 to * 00. Collar Buttons, n practical sift, 25c to *1.60. Bracelets. Back Combs, Hat Pins, etc., in endless variety. SILVER NOVELTIES Match Boxes, Plain styles for Monogram and Faney effects In a great variety. Nickel, sil ver and sterling. 76c to *5.00. PICTURE FRAMES Plain and Engraved styles In ster ling. *I.OO to *6.00. Romo very neat Frames In Silver Plate. 25c to *2.00. MULLARKY & SULLIVAN COMPANY Great Fur Sale Tomorrow $25,000 Stock on Exhibition New York’s leading fur manufacturer and importer will have a representative at our store tomorrow to sell and deliver from a $25,000 stock of assorted furs, all the late, new ideas and shapes in furs of all descriptions. He has just finished his Southern trip, and from a manufacturer’s point the season is practically over. These samples are now for sale at our store at from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent less than regular prices. Every piece is made out of selected skin, and much better made than regular stock of furs ever shown in the South. We invite you to this exhibition, you will be welcome whether you buy or not. Mullarky & Sullivan stands behind every sale, we guarantee them to be the best. A rare opportunity for Christmas presents.; give something practical. Tomorrow is the last day of the sale. 50,000 Postdl Cards, 5c Per Dozen High Art Holiday Illustrations, Imported, all at less than HALF PRICE. 50 different designs Ladies’ Neckwear lu Holly, individual boxes, all the season’s newest dainties, shapes in white la<-e and pink and sky trimmings. 1 Big Lot. 25 CENTS EACH 1 Big Lot. 50 CENTS EACH 1 big lot Men’s 50c Neckwear, 100 doz.; different styles, to Morrow at Ladie-s’ Outing Gowns Warm and soft, heavy fleece, pink and blue stripes and solid colors and plain white, silk braids trimmings to SI.OO match, at awarded were handsome rhine stone hut pins. FOR MISS HARISON. I)r. and ...s, William Henry Harl son have issued cards of invitation for a dance at the County Club for Thursday evening, December the 23d, In honor of Miss Mary Gibbons Hari son. Guests are invited for nine o'clock. M.SS RITA GARRETT ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. After the rehearsal of the Garrett- Morgan wedding this evening, Miss Garrett will entertain the bridal party at a buffet supper. —Friends of Dr. Victor J. Ba-hot will be pleased to learn that he is out again after his recent indisposi tion. —Mrs. Tarlton S. Cave, of Barn well, S. C., was the guest today of j Mrs. E. T, Murphey whilo - on a shop JEWEL BOXES New styles, pretty and practical vel vet lined, u number of different sizes. *1.60 to *12.00. DIAMOND JEWELRY A good quality diamond Is a constant pleasure. A poor one a constant dis appointment. The quality of our dia monds Is easily recognized, especially when a comparison Is made. Diamond Rings, *6.00 to *3OO. Diamond Studs, *5.00 to S3OO. . Diamond Brooches. *B.OO to *2OO. Diamond Dockets. *IO.OO to *l6O 00. Diamond Scarf lTns, $7.60 to $40.00. Diamond lJnks, SIO.OO to $40.00. WATCHES A Watch from Prontaut's Is recogniz ed at once as a good watch. All our watches, from the cheapest to the highest priced, are fully guaranteed. We have: Men's Watches, from $4.00 to $15.00. 1 Julies' Watches from $5.00 to SSO 00. Boys' & Girl's Watches from $1 to $5. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. ping trip to the city. —Dr. William A. Mulherin has re turned from Boston, where he has been taking a special course at the medical department of Harvard Uni versity in the diseases of children. —Miss Emma Whitmire will spend the week-end with relatives In At lanta. —Mrs. John Ivey, of Burke county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Bryson. —Mr. James Daly’s friends are very pleased to see him among them again. —Mrs. Haralson Bleckley has re turned to Atlanta after spending the week-end with her mother, Mrs. O. F. Evans. —Mrs. Annie Walker, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pinckney Blalock, In Greenwood, S. C., Is now ihe guest of Mrs. Bessie Biggar in ivorth Augusta. Mrs. Walker will probably remain with Mrs. Biggar for the Xmas uolidays. —Mrs. Clarence Houston, of At lanta, who has been quite ill for sev eral weeks at private sanitarium, has returned to her home on West Peach tree street, and is improving. —Mr. and Mrs. William Ehrhardt, of Charleston, have announced the birth of a son. FINED FOR ‘CHUCKING’ LADY UNDER CHIN Columbia Collector Says He Was Too Drunk To Know What He Was Doing. COLUMBIA, S. C—W. M. West berry the furniture collection man, who a lady under the chin whom he passed on Main St. Friday,was fined sls by the recorder Tuesday. The identity of the lady was not dis closed. Westberry admitted he was too drunk to know what he was do ing. COMBINATION SETS Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pin to match, the most popular gift for a man this year. SI.OO to $15.00. OTHER NOVELTIES. Pocket Files, 50c to SI.OO. Scissors, 75c to $3.00. Hat Marks, 35c to 75c. Bag Tags, 75c to $1.50. Pencils BOc to $1.50. Combs, SI.OO to $2.00. CUT GLASS Berry Bowls Beautiful patterns, well cut at $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 Some entirely new effects, ranging from $6.00 to $15.09 COMPORTES Barge and Small styles In a great va riety of design at prices from $3 to $lO BON BON DISHES Our leader at $1.25 Is a beauty. Others larger and more elaborately cut, $1.50 to *6.00. 500 Dozen (hildren’s Handkerchiefs 5c styles, beautifully colored in holiday and Kinder- | garden designs, Now only, each, limited Alert’s Neckwear 75c and SI.OO Silk Four-in-Hand Ties; smart, snappy, r a swell styles, light and dark coloring, special at .. .. v/ C Misses’ 50c Knit Union Suits, all sizes, 25C MRS. H M. HOWARD DIED EABLYJUESDAY Beloved Christian Lady Passed Away At Home of Her Son-in-Law, Mr. W. S. Burton, Mrs. Hattie M. Howard died Tues day at the residence of her son-in law, Mr. W. S. Burton, 452 Telfair street. Death occurred at 2:15 a. m. Mrs. Howard, who is the widow of the late George Howard, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. S. Burton, of Augusta, and Mrs. Mobley, of Mil ledgeville. Her death is a great shock not alone to her bereft relatives, but to the large circle who delighted to SOUVENIR SPOONS. Plain and fancy styles. Our stock in all represents several hundred different patterns at a range in price from, BOc to SB.OO. STERLING SILVER FANCY PIECES Sugar Spoons, Berry Spoons, Meat Forks and other serving pieces; many patterns, SI.OO to SIO.OO. Bread Trays, Sandwich Plates, Bon Bon Dishes and other articles of hol low ware, $2.50 to $50.00. SILVER PLATED ARTICLES Shaving Sets in great variety $2.50 to $10.00; Napkin Rings 50c to $1.00; Child's Cups 7oc to $2.00; Baking Dishes $4.50 to *12.00. Many other useful articles. UMBRELLAS Good Umbrellas, guaranteed to give good service. A great variety of plain and fancy bandies, for both lady and gentleman, $3.00 to $35.00. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. call her friend and who had learned to appreciate her during her long, beau tiful life. She was a deeply Chris tian lady, one who always walked the way that leads to eternal happiness and whose every day was a cause of thanksgiving to some one who had cause to bless her goodness and kind,2 ness. To her stricken relatives the tenderest sympathy of hundreds of friends goes out in this their hour of bereavement. At the time of going to press the funeral arrangements had not been made, but will be anounced later. Dr. W. A. Mulherin has returned to the city. —Mrs. VYilliam Sheppard, of Madi son, who is visiting Miss Mary An derson, will remain with her until Saturday, when she will return to Madison, accompanied by Miss Ander son, who will be her guest for some time. BRASS Desk Sets Useful and attractive, a pleasing gift for either man or woman, $4 to $lB. ASH TRAYS A great variety of styles, including many new and practical novelties in odd finishes, 50c to $3.00. OTHER ARTICLES Candle Sticks, Trays, Jardinieres, Fern Dishes, Paper Cutters, Smoking S' ts. Book Racks, Jewel Boxes, Tea Caddies, etc., in American and Im ported Brass, Costing from 25c to sls. BED ROOM CLOCK^| New style Clocks in Brass and Ma hogany with reliable time and alarm movements, a most pleasing : practical gift. $2.50 to $6.00. t '"~ B
