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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
PERSONALS

Mrs. ]. T. Grass is the guest of rela-
tives in west Tennessee.
DR.. julius Sommerfield has returned
from a visit to Boston, New York and
Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Johnson, of Griffin re-
turns home tomorrow, after visit to
Mrs. Robert Reid.
Miss Ruth Pattillo, of Macon, will
visit Miss Redona Ragsdale in NOvem-
Der and will be a bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Ragsdale to Mr.. B. c.
Upshaw.
Mrs. Henry S. Jackson has returned
from New York after a fortnghts stay.
Mrs. Jackson went up to accompany
Mrs. Eula Jackson to school at the
Castle on the Hudson"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulow Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bonneyman have re-
turned to Atlanta, after spending the
summer elsewhere. They have recently
been visiting relatives in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Carson, who
have spent the past few days with MI
and Mrs. Lowry Porter, left today fol
their home in Evansville, Ind, making
the trip both ways in their touring
car
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest f. Norris left
today for Portsmouth, n. H.. where
they will attend the wedding Of Mrs.
Norris brother, Major Robert E. Cal
Ian, and Miss Margaret Kelly, which
will be brilliant event taking place at
the brides home Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs Norris will spend ten days in
New York and Boston before return
ing.
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FUTURE EVENTS

Instead of the regular dinner dance,
the usual week-end event at the Pied
mont Driving club. special table
d'hote dinner will be served Sunday
evening. There will be a program OF
music during dinner, and the dinner
will be attended by many members and
their friends.
Mrs. o. d. German, Jr., will enter
tain at small card party tomorrow in
honor of Mrs Garland Jones and Mrs.
Henry Arnold, of Newman.
The dance at which the members of
the Elks club were to have entertained
last week, which was postponed on ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Jack Wilson,
will take place at the club tomorrow
evening from $3.50 to II o'clock.
All members and their lady friends
are invited.
Mrs. Thornwen Jacobs reception on
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock will
be in the nature of a Kitchen shower"
for Miss Eva Neal, a bride elect.
Mrs. Jacobs sister, Mrs. J. w. Camp,
of Boston, and her sister law, Mrs.
j. D. Jacobs, who has recently moved
to Atlanta from North Carolina, will
share the honors of the reception and
will be in the receiving party. Mrs.
Charles Glover will preside at the tea
table. Assisting in entertaining will
be Mrs. Frank Gum, of Macon; Mrs.
Cam Dorsey, Mrs. Luther Rosser, Jr.,
Mrs. Philip Aston, Mrs. Irving Thorn
as Mrs. E. l.. Bishop and Mrs. A. S.
Irby
Mrs. Jacobs has issued 70 invitations,
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and
Visiting Girl
Favored

Mrs. w. f. Campbell entertained at
a reception this afternoon at her home
in Druid Hills, in honor of Miss Elvira
Westmoreland a bride elect Of III
week, and for her guest, Miss Ruth
MCGEE, of Greenville, S. C.
The guests were received in the
drawing room, where the decorations
were of large yellow chrysanthemums.
Punch was served in the sun parlor,
which had. in addition to its usual
house plants, vases of garden flowers.
Mrs. Stacy Capers, of Savannah, and
Miss Aldine Thomas presided over the
punch bowl.
In the dining room the table had for
a centerpiece a plateau of white roses,
bordered in ferns, and surrounded by
silver candlesticks, bearing green
shades, the details of the pretty table
carrying out a color scheme of green
and white.
Mrs. Campbell was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. George Westmoreland, and
assisting in entertaining were Mrs,
Charles E. bowman, Jr., of Birming-
ham; Mrs. John S. Gambler, Mrs. John
E, White, Mrs, Samuel Lumpkin, Mrs,
Frank Garter, Mrs. Clyde Lanier King,
Mrs Thomas c. Erwin. Mrs. Drury
Powers, Mrs. Waddy Thompson, Mrs.
Carrie MCGEE and Miss Eva Stringer.
An orchestra played during the after
noon.
Mrs. Campbell wore dahlia colored
satin yelled in gold lace Miss West
moreland was gowned in pink brocade,
deliberately trimmed in pearls. and Miss
McGee's toilet was of white satin and
lace. Mrs. Westmoreland was gowned
in white lace yelling white satin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
HOW TO STOP YOUR
HAIR FROM FALLING
BY = Scalp Specialist.

II isn't the bald headed man or woman
MO needs or wants a hair remedy most.
ne tLG majority of people with bald, shiny
seiTItapss nave long since resigned them
SeINeS TO fate and either wear q wig or
=" ABOUT as living examples of warning
~ the countless thousands of others
~moSe halr is merely growing thin" and
-g1i!ns out at an alarming rate. These
People are in the initial stages Of a dan
ssTgus scalp condition which must inev-
- 10y Iead to certain and complete bald
srs to unless prompt and effective measures
lahen, Most of my patients both men
en-" women, are of this very class and al
tt,,'SL invariably | find their trouble due
ycT me and the same cause | then pre-
ne simple remedy which | have used
LOT years and which l know has pre-
&c. Neo the hair Of thousands of people,
c6r CONNIE mem from complete, badness A
nutrition of the hair root has done the
Halnage in nearly every case. The root
, 20 become devitalized by this attack
* Lo, IL poth from without and within and
MUSCULAR tissues which are designed
c w. moid and protect the hair sac have be-
,onLe relaxed and fiabby. To effect a
M noe ana save the hair the scalp must
Dul me germ life itself must be perma-
s.enILy and completely destroyed and the
;atP tissues must be forced to assimi-
rne1t lutrLough the pores a form of nourish
ne mat VIII promptly check the fall
- W 9ld halr and start a growth of new
ne. OF such purpose | believe moth
- 10 SO effective as a lotion which any
~ can prepare at home or have any
L,rrosSlst mix for them. Dissolve one half
Uoaa.hm Of Menthol Crystals Cabout 1Oc
%rthl in on. of Bay Rum Pour in an
80 W., pottle and add o. of Lavona (de
somposee). Shake well and allow 10
r,and one hour before using While not
IFlgr5sary; the addition of a teaspoonful
IA. o-halon perfume gives a peculiarly
ling and delicate odor which Is very
yea pie Used as indicated above and
9spp'.ed night and morning, rubbing into
VIZ, - scalp with the finger tips. this hair
eut YOU can not find a single loose or
gLassIing hair, dandruff will disappear
lllN ltGhlng cease and in about ten days
So,I.,S VIII md your scalp covered with fine
NV with amazing rapidity Indeed
Ing 10 the remarkable hair growing
,igheIues OF this preparation ] must adj
~, users 10 be careful not to apply II 70
'"e race or where hair is not desired
(Adyt)
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Miss crosthwait EntertaIns.

Miss Lillian Crosthwait entertained at
kitchen shower for bride elect, Miss
Lillian Mcdowell this afternoon. The
guests brought gifts of kitchen utensils
and also their favorlte recipes, which
We're inscribed in book, for the bride
to- be-.
The guests were: Misses Lillian Nc
DoWell, Laura Burckel, Sara Brady, Lu-
cle Goodman of Jackson, and Bess
BloodWorth of FlovilIa, Mrs. E. M. Bal
ley Mrs. J. M. Mcdowell, Mrs. n. S.
kitchens of Birmingham, and Mrs. Har-
~ Crosthwait
Miss Laura Burckel gave a matinee
party yesterday for Miss Mcdowell.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
GEORGIA PRISON
MODEL FOR IOWA
Officials of Northern State
Visit Convict Camps Here
for Regulation Ideas.

Governor B. T. Carroll, of Iowa, ac-
companied by former Supreme Court
Justice G. S. Robinson and DIR. NJ Ban
mister, OF the same state, called upon
Governor Brown and the prison COM
mission of Georgia today.
The Iowa party is touring the South
studying prison conditions, with a view
to recommending various changes and
reforms in Iowa.
All are members of the state board of
control of Iowa, The governor is ex-
of1cio chairman This body has the
direction of all prison affairs within
the commonwealth.
Discussing their visit to the South,
Governor Carroll said:
1--WE have visited a number of South
ern states, generally to study a partic-
ular phase of prison life and control
in each
Here in Georgia, for instance, we are
looking into the matter of roads con-
structed by convicts. We have heard
good reports of Georgia in that connec-
ton
To See Road Camps.
1--WE shall not visit the prison farm,
perhaps, as we wish to visit as many
road camps as we can. We desire
to be able when we return to Iowa
to render an intelligent report, and we
expect the legislature to provide a
model system of handling convicts,
made up of the best we can gather
from the states we visit.
Georgia has had its convicts on it's
roads long enough, we feel for us to
find out how the scheme works
The visitors spent a short time with
the governor, who welcomed them
most cordially to Georgia.
The prison commission entered into
considerable detail, explaining Georgia's
method of handling its convicts,
This afternoon the Iowa party will be
taken to visit the Donaldson road camp
near Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
DIVORCES, SEPARATED
IT YEARS, MARRY AGAIN

ST. LOUIS, MO, oct. S.-Alexander
C. Toncray, 10 years old, of Chicago
and Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Toncray of St
Louis childhood sweethearts who were
married in 1859 and divorced in 1885,
were remarked after p years of sep
aration and, supremely happy in their
reconciliation, they will spend the rest
of their days together among the or
ange groves of California.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
ENGAGEMENTS
Scott-Johnson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Scott, of
Raleigh, n c., announce the engage
ment of their daughter Glare Butcher,
to Mr.. James Baxter Johnson the we'd
ding to take place the last of October
at the brides home Oak Grove, Ra-
leigh, n. c.
Miss Scott will be pleasantly remem-
bered by many friends. having attended
Agnes Scott college and visited in At
lanta frequently.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Circle No. IA, of the Second Baptist
church. will give a candy pulling Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
Sunday school rooms An orchestra
will render music.
The regular meeting Of the Atlanta
Civic league will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the lecture
room Of the Carnegie library.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
G. S. g. r. NAMES AGENTS.

Southern and Florida Railway COM
pany has appointed T. j. Cumming
travelling freight agent at Cordele, vice
p. Q. Lee assigned to other duties,
and n. G, Montague soliciting freight
agent at Tampa, Fla.
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Columbus Atlanta Special
Southern Railway

Premier Carrier of the South.
Leave Atlanta 1890 Noon. arrive CO.
lumbus $40 p. m; leave Columbus 9:0O
a. m, arrive Atlanta 1:40 p. m. First
class coaches Through Pullman Sleep
ing Car Columbus to New York.
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COMES TO ATLANTA OFFICE.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Oct. 8.-W. P.
Rogers, for some time local ticket agent
of the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad, has been transferred to
the accounting department of the road
in Atlanta. He has been succeeded by
G. F. Cannon, formerly connected with
the Waycross agency.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
WEDDINGS
Richardson-Yates.

richardson Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Richardson have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Julia Louise, to Mr.
Presley Daniel Yates, at $3.50 o'clock
on the evening of Wednesday, October
80, at sos Piedmont avenue.
Japp- Robinson.
Mr., John George Japp of Cincinnati
has announced the marriage of his
daughter, F1ossie Sybil to Mr.. Arthur
Neal Robinson, of Atlanta, the cere-
mony having been quietly performed
last evening at the home of the bride
in Cincinnati.
After a wedding journey of two
weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will come
to Atlanta, and until the completion of
their new home on Springdale road
VIII visit Mr.. Robinson's brothers and
sisters. Mr.. Gordon Mitchell, Miss
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs, Lucius Nc
Council.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08

News of
Atlanta

rR. and MRS. JOHN MARSHALL
M sLAToN entertain at the
chief social event of the day at
their country home on Peachtree road
They give buffet supper, and the
% guests invited include a group of
neighbors, who occupy the beautiful
country residences along Buckhead,
Peachtree and PAGES Ferry roads. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Brandon will be the
special guests of the occasion.
The colony includes number of the
most prominent and popular members
of Atlanta's married contingent, and a
number of the social affairs of the sum-
mer season have been given at some
of the magnificent country estates
which make up an interesting group
of residences which are of the city,
but not in it. One of the happiest forms
of entertaining in this series of summer
diversions has been the swimming par
ties, which were inaugurated by Mr.,
and Mrs Brandon.
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Donohoo- BIount,

~UTONOO- bIOu1t,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Donohoo an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert Emmett
Blount on Sunday afternoon at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Mrs. Dan Bowie, the bridegroom
sister, was matron of honor, and Mr..
Joseph Callahan was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blount are at home to
their friends at 465 South Pryor street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
"ouaker Girl" Audience.

A{udNOF MI 1NNN 'S''S~'
A large and representative audience
greeted the initial appearance of "The
Quaker Girl" last evening at the At
lanta theater, Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Speer,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips McDuffie, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie. Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Williams, Misses
Helen Dargan, Sarah Rawson, Lula
Dean Jones, Margaret Hawkins, Eliza
beth Walker, Margaret Northen, Irene
Austin, Mary Helen Moody, Marion
Goldsmith. Sarah Coates, Mignon Nc
Carly, Mary Robinson and Martha Ry
az, Messrs. Ed Gay, Charles Cox, Ben
Bernard, Hubbard Allen, A. w. Hill,
Marsh Adair, J. D. Osborne. William
7. ParkhuTst and John Corrigan.
AIr Eugene Haynes gave box party
for Miss Marjorie Bobb, of New Or
leans, the other guests being Misses
Jennie d. Harris and Harriet Calhoun,
and Messrs. Edward Alfriend and John
Brice.
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Badger Morrison.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank Whit
ner have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their sister. Miss Allison Louise
Badger, to Mr. Aston Davis Morrison
on Thursday evening, October "a, at
$50 o'clock at the North Avenue
Presbyterian church
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Bride-elect Honored.

Charming original verses ornamented
the place cards at a luncheon given to-
day by Mrs. Charleton Ogburn. Miss
Elvira Westmoreland, whose marriage
to Mr.. Julian Prade takes place Thurs
day evening, was the complimented
guest. The twelve letters contained in
the name "Westmoreland" were used to
begin the verses.
The luncheon was given at the Pied
mont Driving club. The guests were
the special friends of the bride to- be.
Pink and white cosmos formed the ia
BILE decorations, four vases of the bios
SONS being used with many pretty dec
orative details in pink and white.
Mrs. Ogden wore a smart gown of
black satin, with yoke of deep cream
lace, and French hat of black adorned
with big yellow roses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-08
Matinee Party.

Matinee Party.
Mrs. Edward Hafer entertained at a
matinee party at the Grand this after
noon, followed by afternoon tea at The
Garden, in honor of Miss Emma John
son, of Griffin, the guest of Mrs. Robert
Reid. Mrs. Hafer invited Mrs. Reid,
Mrs. Harry Cabaniss, Mrs. Edward
Charbonnier, Mrs. James Morrow Jr.,
and Mrs. James Nesbit Hazlehurst.
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Mrs. Eckford Entertains.

Mrs. Eckford Entertains.
Mrs William Eckford was hostess at
an afternoon tea today complimentary
to Miss Marie Sciple, who has just re-
turned from a delightful summer spent
in New York, Chicago, Detroit and 9TH
er Northern cities The guests included
the members of Mrs. Eckford's history
class and a group Of the special friends
of Miss Sciple.
The apartments open to guests were
attractively decorated with quantities
of the bright-hued SALIVA, cosmos, glad
ioii and roses.
Mrs. Charles Hartman poured tea.
Mrs Eckford was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. T. D. Bur-
CESS, and her daughter, Miss Emily
Simpson West.
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Bridqe For Bride Elect.

Miss Annie Lou Pagetts bridge par
ty yesterday afternoon was one of a
delightful series being rendered Miss
Elvira Westmoreland, a bride elect.
Pink roses and smilax formed the dec
orations, and the prizes included silk
hose and a bar pin. Mrs. j. r. Pagett
and Mrs. Russell Bridges assisted in
entertaining.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
Run Special Trains.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 22.-Forty-two
speciai trains will be run by the New
York. New Haven. and Hartford rail-
road for the Harvard-Yale game to-
,-Sorrc" fifteen trains running from
New York.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
GEORGETOWN QU|NT
MAY MEET M|DD|ES
IN OLD ANNAP0 OILS
Negotiations Are Practically
Completed for Game on
Washington's Birthday.

A game has been practically arranged
between Georgetown University's bas-
ketball team and the quint Of the An
napolis midshipmen for February % in
the Maryland capital. The only reason
for not holding the game will be the
fact that the Government authorities
permit the West Point cadets to come
South for a contest with the midship-
men. which. at present. does not seem
likely.
II has never been the custom OF those
In charge of athletics at the two Gov
eminent schools to allow the soldiers
and middies to clash IN minor branches
OF sport. and 1t Ia not likely that pre-
cedent will be overruled this winter.
II the West Point-Annapolis game Is
forbidden the Hilltoppers will go to
Annapolis for a game on the morning
Of Washington's Birthday. and the con-
test should be a much better one than
has been the case In recent years.
For nearly five years the future ad-
mirals have won the basketball cham
pionship OF the South Atlantic States.
and this season the Blue and Gray will
strain every EFFORT to add the basket
ball title to. the long list OF champion
ships which they now hold In other
sports.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
GOALS
EXPECTED TO WIN
FOR YALE ELEVEN
Coaches Satisfied ', lth Work
of Players on Eve
of Contest.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 2e.-Yale
will depend on Pumpelly's kicking to
score on Harvard whenever the Ellis get
within the Crimsons 3O-yard line to-
morrow in the biggest game of the year
for both varsity elevens. Pumpelly was
being kept under cover for Harvard
and would not have been showed into
the Princeton contest, except for the
critical situation facing the Ellis In that
final quarter. He is counted on to do
most of Yale's scoring tomorrow and
entirely onset the famous Charlie
Brickley.
Together with Pumpelly's kicking and
the open field running OF Lefty" Flynn.
Yale also counts not a little on the in
creased aggre ssiveness Of the line.
Coach Howe today said that Yale had
improved wonderfully in the last two
weeks and will take the held tomorrow
ready to give Harvard the battle Of the
season.
~ Yale carries the fight to Harvard
In the frst Ave minutes" said q coach
today, yale will win. IL she doesn't
well, II will be the nearest any Yale
team ever came to quitting. Yale has
the stun. but she must fight almighty
hard to get started
Bomeisler, contrary to rumor, will
play end against Harvard while he is
able and he 10 expected to prove Of
great strength. Light practice was held
today and then the players retired to
the infrmary for a rest before the
battle.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
BROKEN
BY SWIMMERS Of
NAUTILUS CLUB
Rutherford Hangs Up New
Mark for 25-Yard
Back Stroke.

Members of the Nautilus Swimming
Club, which holds forth at the
Washington Y. NJ. c. A. are
looking forward to December 8,
when the first OF a series Of handicap
swimming events will be carded. All
of the swimmers are In fine fettle. as
was seen in last nights performances,
when one association record was
broken.
Rutherford was tho star Of the per-
formance. In the 25-yard back stroke
competition he broke the associations
record. but was forced to give way to
Ansley in the final. In a trial heat
Rutherford went the route In II sec
onds fiat, just two-flfths OF second
better than the best previous mark He
was forced to give way to Ansley In the
final, taking second, while Miller got
third.
Judging from the interest taken In
water polo. the sport Is going to prove
enjoyable during the winter. Coach
Nils Hansen put his charges through an
exhibition game for the benefit of the
Bamman won the 100-yard crawl, Ans
ley, Burch, Eliason and Miller following
In order. The standing OF the top fve
swimmers in the series OF scratch con-
tests now Isl Ansley, IS: Bamman. 8;
Burch, 5; X. b. Hanson. I, and Eliason
8. The next scratch meet will be held
December u.
The gymnasium sports were run of
In the gymna stun OF the boys depart
ment, the contestants being employed
boys sixteen to eighteen years old.
Moore won the two standing broad
Jumps, his score being seventeen feet
and seven inches, while Hickman got
second place. and PEG was third. In
the twenty-yard dash Bingley captured
first place with time OF two and three
fifths seconds. while Leech and Kessler
were tied for second.
This evening the olympic basketball
team OF the Y. NJ. C, A. boys depart
sons OF officers stationed there. They
will be accompanied by the cheering
section of the boys department, and
a big bunch of enthusiasts.
The Washington times., 1912-11-22
MIST. MARY'S TEAM
WOULD ERASE STAIN
BY DEFEATING c. U.
Expect To Win Over Brook
landers in Thanksgiving
Day Game.

EMMITSBURG. Nd, Nov. Coach
Thompson. OF Mt. St. Mary's. is bend
ing every EFFORT toward getting his boys
In shape for the anal game of the sea-
son with Catholic University at WASH
ington Thanksgiving. The season. with
the exception OF the Rock Hill game,
was all that the coach expected. The
Rock Hill game was blot on the en-
tire schedule.
In order TO wind up the season well II
Is necessary to defeat Catholic Uni
versity boys.
on account of the poor showing of
some OF the men in the Rock Hill game
several changes will be made before the
Anal conflict. The line does not satisfy
as yet and continual shifting Is going
on I'm this department. Yorke. who made
a good showing with the second team
last week. Ia being tried at tackle.
Casey. another second team man, has
been showed into guard. Both these
boys are youngsters and are learning
the fundamentals under Thompson. who
will take a chance with them rather
than fool with the old men who still
insist upon using their own ideas.