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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-02-21

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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-02-21

Nice little snowstorm today, but
not severe enough to be called a
blizzard.
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AGENCY DOTS

MIR. Squirting returned from
Pierre, last Saturday.
DIR. Hurley was over from Get
tysburg to see some sick folks
Monday.
T.. a. Booth is hauling his hay
over the river which he bought
from j. +. Klmth.
Lee Hurley was over from Get
tysburg Monday with one of
Chauncey divers carpenters.
A couple Indian teams went to
Gettysburg. Monday, with n num-
beTuf passengers, to take the train.
1t is conclusive evidence that
spring is early ON the way, the
fact that a force is busy at work
cleaning up the russian thistles and
other litter-besides the rise OF
water in the Old Muddy.
Prof. c. II. Whitlock went owe,
to Gettysburg Monday and made
arrangement to have the Band Con
cert come off tonight, Feb. 21s,
instead of next week, because of 9
possibility Of the river being impas'
sable at the latter date.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

terS Of the Confederacy was given
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
". D. Lamar on Georgia avenue.
Some Of the out of-town guests for
the McRae -Roush marriage were Miss
Florence Folsom. Of McRae; Miss
Marguerite Urquhart, Of Cochran,
Mrs, John L. Day, OF Lumber City
Mr.. and MIS-. Ralph Peacock, Of Coch-
ran: Mr.. and Mrs, q. V. Peacock, Of
Hawkinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Redding. who
have been residents Of Macon for Eve
years, coming here from New Or
leans, will make their future home in
Atlanta
The officers elected by the Sidney
Lanier Chapter OF the Daughters Of
the Confederacy for the ensuing year
were as follows: Mrs, Walter Grace,
president. Miss Ida Holt. first vice
president; Mrs. s. c. Moore, second
vice president: Mrs, A. z. Porter,
third vice president: Mrs. J. A. Sell
den, secretary; Mrs. Flew Holt, treas
urer, and Miss Carrie Patterson, his
torian- Three scholarships awarded
by the chapter this year are as fol-
lows; Miss Ruth Rolston, to Wesley
an; Miss Mabel Nelson, to the State
Normal at Athens, and Miss Virginia
Royal to Mount DeSales Academy,
Macon
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Columbus

= OLUArBUs, oct "A wedding
OF interest to the friends OF the
couple. both In Georgia and
Alabama. was that Of Wednesday aft
ernoon at O'Clock, when Miss Lee
Banks Baker. OF Birmingham. Ala.
was united in marriage to James
Ralph Banks. OF this city. The we'd
ding took place at the home Of the
bride Among those who attended the
wedding from Columbus were the
hridegrooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Banks, his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Banks,
and his aunt, Mrs. j. n Tarver
A double wedding during the past
week that was OF interest TO the
friends OF both couples was on Thurs
cay evening, when Miss Mary Whit
fred Mcknight and William Alozs
Barr and Miss Myrtle Elmer Porter
and Fernard Mcknight We're united
In marriage at the residence OF MT.
and Mrs II. T.. Han, on First avenue.
the parents OF Mr. and Miss Nc
Knight. The Rev. Father Schlenke.
pastor OF the Church OF the Holy
Family, performed the ceremony.
Among the recent newcomers to
Columbus are Mr. and Mrs Dudley
Chipley, who came here from Ashe-
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meeting WITH Mrs. H L. Smith. The
club numbers among its membership
a number Of the leading women Of
the city, the officers for this year be-
ing elected as follows: Mrs H J.
Smith. president; Mrs. 3. \. Tyler,
first vice president; Mrs. ". Z.
Wood, second vice president; Mrs.
r. L. Harlan. secretary; Mrs. J. q.
McAfee, Librarian
The Lesche Club, the first establish
ed womeus club in the State, viii
begin its fiscal year next Monday
evening, when the club meets with
Miss Lois Morse, the president The
clubs officers for the approaching
year are as follows: Miss Lois
Morse, president; Misc Alice Moore,
honorary president; Miss Belle Nc
Carly, first vice president; Mise Lucy
Kirby, second vice president; Miss
Minnie Gregory, recording secretary;
Miss Carolyn Kirby. corresponding
secretary; Miss Willie White, treas
urer; Miss Addie Mae Flowers, libra
rian: Miss Ida Gregory assistant IL
brarisn-
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Newman

n IEWNAN. oct. MIRA Irving
N Walker entertained her bridge
club Tuesday afternoon. invit-
ing several friends for tea after the
game.
Mrs. Frank Rawles invited several
friends for tea last Saturday evening
I'm compliment TO MIR. and Mrs II. l..
Brewer, who Will leave during OctO-
her TO make their home IN Atlanta.
Mrs r. s. PARROT was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the Young
Matrons' Club.
Mrs. 3. 7. Thompson spent las:
weekend I'm Atlanta as the guest Of
Misses Amelia and Elizabeth Smith.
on last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Dent entertained at a family dinner,
having as their guests Mr.. and Mrs
Ephralm Dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Dent,
Mr and Mrs. Tolleson Kirby, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Powell, of Newman,
with Mr.. and Mrs, George Ramsey
and Mr.. and Mrs Heard Dent. OF At
lantR.
Mrs. Ella weems and Miss Eleanor
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Savannah

g AvANNAH, Oct l-The mar
riage tho latter part OF the
month OF Miss Ada Hicks, the
daughter OF Mr., eud Mira J. Crawford
Hicks, or sweetwster Tenn. to Bruce
Thomas Hall, Of Savannah, will be
the elimination OF another romance OF
the automobile races The engage
Tnent OF Miss Hicks and MIR. Hail has
been announced, but the date OF the
marriage 10 not yet publicly known.
The marriage OF Miss Mae q. Pal
1ner 70 Leonard Calvert Farrar, OF
New York, VIII he an interesting
event OF next week II will take
place wednesday afternoon at Sacred
Heart Church. Miss Mollis Lyons
will attend Miss Palmer as maid OF
honor, and Lucius 4. Palmer, the
brides brother win attend Nit Far
Tar az best man. The Rev. Father
Bernard Haas O. s. b., will officiate
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Palmer, Jr, OF
New Orleans, La, are expected for
The marriage
Among other notable weddings OF
the winter season will be that OF Miss
Anna Habersham ColQultt TO George
Lewis Cope Hunter Wednesday morn
ing, October -. Miss Colquitt viii
have as her maid OF honor Miss Mar
gsret Middleton, OF Charleston. S G.
Her bridesmaids VIII include Miss
Helen Ellis. Miss Lille CriSheld OF
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OUT 81 TOWN

Chestnut BILL. Pa. and Niss Carlo
KreBsOn Mr. Hunters best man viii
be Ambrose Gordon
Following Miss ColQuitt's wedding
viii come the marriages OF Miss Caro-
Palmer and Miss Carolyn Myerz In
vitati0ns 10 Miss Palmer's marriage 70
Eugene Cay win be issued about the
middle Of October by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A b. Palmer The cere-
mony VIII take place az o'clock
Tuesday evening, November A. Ia St
Johns Church. There win be no re
ceptlon. Miss Palmer will have six
bridesmaids. her two sisters, the
Misses Vera and Eleanor Palmer;
Mis- Cardo Krenson, Miss Aimee Bat
tev. Miss Carolyn Myers and Miss
Sara Lamb. Plans for Miss Myers
wedding to LarCOmbe SChley have
not yet been announced. u win take
place IN December. and II is probable
that 80 VIII be a home wedding.
Another approaching marriage Of
interest viii be that Of Misc Frances
Anita RossiguOl and John Read Low
cit II will be celebrated at Sacred
Heart Church on Tuesday morning
and WIN be preceded on Monday
morning, at ST Pauict's Church, OF
that Of Miss Mary Roe NuEent and
Frank Mccarthy,
a union meeting OF the Kindar-
gartsn Club, the Primary Teschers'
Association and the Parent Teacher
Association win be held "Wednesday
afternoon IN the Savannah Kinder
garten.
The Savannah Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Coufederacy, re-
sumed its work after its summer va
cation with it's first regular meeting
at Veterans Hall Friday afternoon.
The Harmonic Club has planned its
usual attractive program OF social en-
tertsiuments for the coming season.
The first entertainment viii be the
annual Ladies' Evening. October 81
Mrs. Murchison Thomas and Miss
Paula Thomas. who have recently
been visiting In Atlanta, have return
ed home
Mrs. Mills r. Lane and children. who
have been spending tho summer at
AsheVille. n. C., have returned home
Mrs. 6. J. Wood and Miss Rosallnd
Wood viii return the middle OF OCto-
Der from the North.
Mrs w. A. Wiuburu and Miss ST.
sic Cole Winburn have returned from
North Carolina. Mrs Wiuburn has
been visiting relatives I'm Salisbury,
and Miss Winburn spent a part Of
the summer al Skylands under the
chaperonage OF Mrs. A. 3. Hun.
DR. and Mrs. Daniel Hops win
leave next week for the West They
expect 10 spend the winter In Oak
land, Cal.
Mrs l.. Ward who spent the sum
mer In England. Is now at the Hotel
McAlpln, I'm New York
Mrs r. T.. Lester and Miss Martha
Randolph have returned from Wash
ington and Saratoga
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Butler, Jr. have
returned from Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa
Mrs. G. Arthur Gordon and chill
dren, who have been at Atlantic City,
are now with Mrs. Gordons mother,
Mrs Hunter Mcclure, in Richmond,
Va
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villa. X. c. They win occupy the cot
taFe on upper Third avenue formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Blocker.
a group OF young girls we're the
guests Of Mrs. o. r. Bowie on last
Wednesday evening at 2 miscellane-
GUS shower. given IN honor Of Miss
Mary WlH.fTed Mcknight. a charming
Dride-elect OF the week
Celebrating her fftn birthday, little
Miss Laura Waddeu entertained a
number Of her friends Al a birthday
party Thursday afternoon on the
beautiful lawn Of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Spender. on
upper Second avenue
Master Samuel Slsfe was the host
20 a number OF his little friends on
Saturday afternoon at the home OF his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. h
Yonge.
Mrs. VIII Crawford and Mrs. Henry
Crawford were the joint hoEtesses at
the Country Club supper the past
week
The Domino Club II the latest or
gaUizatiOu among the members OF the
society set IN the city, the member
ship being composed largely OF ladies
residing IN Rose Hi. On Friday aft
pleasure OF entertaining the club for
the first time
An event OF the past week was when
Mrs y r Whlttlesey entertained the
Matrons' Club on Friday afternoon at
her homo on Rose Hill
on Friday afternoon the aiumnae
association Of LorenH Hall met in
regular session at the home OF Miss
Ruth Battle on lower Broad street
The WOmau's Golf Club OF Column
bus hold called meeting last Mon
day afternoon, at which time many
matters OF importance 10 the members
~ the club were transacted
The young peoples branch Of tho
WOman's Christian Temperance IN
ION held a highly important meeting
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in ct.
Luke Methodist church.
The Sunshine Club held a meeting
Friday afternoon. with Mrs. Alex Reid
as the hostess Of the occasion. Among
the matters Of business disposed of
was the election Of officers, which re-
suited as follows: Mrs, s. T. Whit
taker. president; Mrs &. A. Small
vice president Mrs. r. r. Baird. sec
rotary, and Mrs r. w. Page, treas
urer.
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Forsyth

- ORSYTH. Oct. 4.-One OF the
prettiest AFFAIRS OF the season
was the calling reception at
which Mrs. T. c. Gibson and Mrs
Henry Anderson entertained Friday
afternoon for Mrs. Ben Winston, of
Valdosta, Mrs. J. r. Campbell, and
Misses Carolyn Marchman, Fannie
Blount Rutherford and Myrtle Ven
able, Receiving with Mrs. Gibson
and Mrs. Anderson. besides the honor
guests, we're Mesdames Gross, r. P
Brooks, w. c. Wellborn, Jack Brown
and Anderson, Of GAINESVILLE Mes
danes J. NJ. Mcdowell and s. w.
Wallace cut the cream, and were as
sisted by Misses Juliette Rutherford,
Mary Fletcher. Lula Gibson and En-
lily Harper. Assisting in entertain
Ing were Mesdames A. c. Chamblee.
J. 0. Elrod and Horace Newton and
Misses Annie and Mary Gibson.
Louise Wallace, Halle Lancaster and
jamie Hollis.
An event OF Wednesday was the
bridge party OF Mrs. Henry Ander-
son for her sister, Mrs. Ben Winston
Miss Margaret Bloodworth enter
tanned her club at a porch party Fri
day afternoon.
The Friday Afternoon Club had
an enjoyable afternoon with Mrs
Bob McCowen at the Maynard House
Miss Clara Harrison has returned
10 her home in Atlanta after a visit
TO Miss Marion Smith.
Mrs. z. M. Maynard has returned
from Atlanta.
Miss Esta Carr is entertaining
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Macon

MACON, Oct, Miles Lillian Mo-
Rae and WOodmansee Allen
Roush were married Wednes-
day at noon at the Mulberry Street
Methodist Church. The ushers were
George Nottingham and J. n. Burch.
Jr.; the bridesmaids, Miss Florence
Folsom, Of McRae; Miss Willie Mae
Burch and Miss Ruth McRae, the
best man, Horace Wright. The bride
was given away by her father, D. I.
McRae, and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. w n. Ainsworth.
on the evening before the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs d. L. MCRae gave a re-
cepuon to the wedding party and spe-
cial friends.
Miss Hazel Harris and Clirord
Seney Eaton, of Boston, Mass, were
married Wednesday evening at this
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. p. G.. Harris, Eineville avenue.
Miss Harris had as her attendants asr
sisters, Mrs. G. B. Zettler Of Gunters-
vile, Ala, as matron of honor, and
Miss Nell Harris, as maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lul,e
Harris and Miss Carolyn McMulun.
%. @. Harris, Jr, was best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. Fl. Scruggs, Of Naldosta, and the
wedding march was played by Miss
Mabel Evans, Of Thomasville The
bride is a sister Of Mr.. Arthur Harris,
Of Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Hardeman en-
tertained Thursday night at bridge
for Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Cunningham.
who left the following 6av for At
lantS, where they viii make their flu
ture home. The guests were DIT and
Mrs. Daniel, Or. and Nrs..J. W. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowell, NJ
and Mrs. s. G. Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Paulin.
Mt. and Mrs. Leon s. Dure en-
tertained Thursday night with a
dance at their home in compliment 20
Mrs. Dure's sister. Miss Myrna Hum
phries.
William p. Folds. a wen known
Middle Georgia planter and Mrs. M
r. Hose were married Thursday night
at the home OF the bride on Forsyth
street the Rev. Mr.. Christian official
ing.
Mrs. Walter !. Grace wac elected
president Of the Sidney Lanier Chap
ter OF the Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy this week, succeeding Miss Ida
Holt.
At the meeting Of the woman's
Club Thursday afternoon many IF
the members agreed to take three Or
four Of the girls who will attend the
Canning Club convention here on Oc-
tober 20 and 20 into their homes for
two days. Mrs, Walter d. Lamar ap-
pealed to the members to show the
visiting girls this courtesy, and the
response was immediate. The Wom-
ans Club itself will provide accom-
modations for 50 Of the visiting girls.
A bridge party for the benefit of the
Sidney Lanier Chapter of the Daugh-
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Barrett are guests Of MIS-. Hurt in
Atlanta
Mrs. Walker Arnan. Misc Dorothy
Burpee and Mrs Ellen GOolsby went
TO Atlanta on Thursday
Mrs. y, Green entertained twelve
guests at dinner on Sunday evening
in honor Of Mr.. ed Mrs. George No
land, OF Orlando, Fla and Miss Alice
Wilson, Of Atlanta.
Mrs. F. y. Cole WIS hostess at an
informal dinner party Wednesday
last In compliment 20 Mrs. Myrabo
McWilliams, Of Rome
Mrs. Zebulon Nurry is the guest NJ
her daughter, Mrs. Price Woolley, IN
A Atlanta.
Mrs. Ernest Powell was hostess
Thursday evening at dinner given in
honor Of Miss Martha LaWshe, Of At
lanta, and Elliott Dent, Of Baltimore.
Misses Corinne and Lynda SimTil
we're guests OF friends IN Atlanta this
week
Miss Martha Green entertained the
Young Ladies' Social Club last Mon
day afternoon IN compliment 70 her
house guest, Miss Hewlette Adams
OF Birmingham.
Mrs. Hal Fisher and Mrs. Sanders
Gibson are spending this weekend as
guests OF Mrs. o. D. German in At
lanta.
Mrs. Paul Permission. with Miss Ss-
ran Permission, YVES a guest Of rela-
tives in Atlanta this wesk.
Friday evening Mise Martha Law
she OF Atlanta, was honor guest at
a beautiful dinner at which Mrs. 10
seph Tolleson kirby entertained ten
guests
Mrs. Mike Powell and Mrs, Annie
Orr spent several days this week with
Mrs. Arnold Broy1es IN Atlanta. They
were among mo guests al luncheon
on wednesday, when Mrs. Broyles
entertained in honor OF the Newman
Club.
Mrs. Susan Calhoun Hin len Tues
day to be with Mrs. Colquitt Carter
in Atlanta for the winter
ON last Friday evening Misses Ga
breiie and JAMIE johnson were honor
guests at surprise party given by
the young people in the college set.
Mrs. w. c. Wright will entertain
at bridge on Tuesday afternoon IN
compliment to Mrs. II. L. Brewer.
Miss Georgia Atkinson entertained
twenty guests Saturday afternoon IN
honor Of her cousin, Miss Lucy Mil
ton. OF Mariana, Fla.
Mrs. Hewletts Han and Misses
Christine and May Cole spent Mon
day in Atlanta.
Mrs. w. A. Turner entertained Der
reading club on last Thursday
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COrdeIe

= ORDELE, oct. "A party Of
young ladies and matrons have
organized the Thallsn Club in
Curdele which social organization
promises to be quite exclusive, a
membership OF only twelve being In
cluded. The officers OF the club are:
Mrs. r. NJ. Espy, president; Miss La
mar Ryals, vice president; Miss Ma
RE Scandrett, secretary and treas
urer and Mrs James L. Minis, re-
porter. Meetings will be held on
Wednesdays twice a month.
Mrs A. l. Macarthur entertained on
Tuesday at a spend-the-day party.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church were entertained Monday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Mathew Wakefield.
Mrs. T. Il Bradley leaves next
week to visit friends in Atlanta.
Mrs. Dunlap and daughter, Miss
Lille have returned from a visit in
Atlanta,
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Birmingham
ID BIRMINGHAM. oct. 4.-ons wod-

n BIRMINGHAM. oct. 4-One wod-
n ding Of Importance on ths so
cisl calendar for the coming
week and two for the week follow
ing arc the only promises Of relief
FOR an unusually duh betwsen-ses.-
son. Nearly a dozen birmingham
girls have had their engagements an
bounced, but the weddings VIII not
take place until November or De
cember.
Miss EsteIs Bethea, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs SumpteT Bethea, OF
Highland avenue, viii be married 20
9fillman Tannehin Hale, Of Pensa-
cola, on Thursday October 9, at so
O'Clock IN the morning. Or. Henry
Edmonds. OF the South Highlands
Presbyterian Church. win perform the
ceremony. Miss Bessie Bethea VIII
be maid Of honor, and A. Allie Hale
viii be best man
Next to weddings debutantes are
1he cause OF most teaCup gossip For
some reason Birmingham Riris refuse
70 be called debutantes From 8 list
81 about fourteen only three win say
right out that they are 10 have debut
parties.
Miss Gustrine Miner daughter OF
Henry Key Miner, Is ono OF these.
She VIII be introduced to society at
g reception to be given on the even
tng OF November Il, her father to be
host
Another girl, frankly 70 b = de-
butante. IA Miss IEul8 WhRtley. Some
time during the latter part OF Novem-
Der her parents. Mr. and Mrs George
G. Whatley, will give a dance, and
the honor guests. besides this de-
butante, viii be Miss Louise Locke
and MIaa "a rotyv Ernyfha ~ Nam
phis, who will he her house guests
at the time.
The third debutante is Miss Mary
Ellen Perkins, Mr. and Mrs W D.
Perkins attractive daughter. Her
coming out viii be made about the
middle OF November, after which her
eunts, Mrs. w. g. oliver and Mrs.
!. 3. Simpson, win entertain in her
honor
Among the girls who taboo the de-
but idea but say that this will be
their first winter in society are Miss
Marguerite kabers. Miss Louise Long,
Mss Marguerite Sibley, Miss Flor
ence Coffin, Miss Lydia Eustls, Miss
Eula Weakley. Miss Ida OTIS. Miss
Helen McCary and Miss F1urine
Hodges
Preparations are already asoot for
tho formal opening 81 the clubs As
usual the Southern Club will start
1ts busy season with lts THANKSGIVING
eve ball The building is being reno
waited and enlarged.
The Phoenix Club win also have
q bali the night before Thanksgiving.
Arrangements have been made for
this. even 10 the music, and tho femi-
nine portion of those who will attend
Is busy with tho dress problems.
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West Point
UEEST POINT, Oct. THE Moth
~ ers' Study Circle met at the

Nv Jest POINT, Oct. 4.-The Moth
M ers' Study Circle met at the
home Of the president, Mrs. c.
r. Pattillo, Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Fay Sims was made chairman Of the
scrapboOk committee; Mrs. c. w.
Shannon chairman Of the committee
on pictures, and Mrs. Lem Asken
chairman OF literature. Mrs. Graham
Forester, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs.
Pope Freeman, Mrs. w. G. L&nier and
Mrs John Lovelace were the new
members enrolled.
The last meeting Of the West Point
Woman's Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Lee Hardy Friday afternoon,
with Mrs. Mary Oslin and Mrs. r.
O'Neal as leaders.
The Sunday school rally day pro-
gram gotten up by Mrs. c. z. Pat
tillo, Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mrs Ed
Houston, Mrs. f. L. Camden. Mrs.
Lee Hardy, Miss Florine Johnson and
Miss Erin Hayes and rendered last
Sunday was most enjoyable.
Miss Williams, OF Atlanta, at the
request of the Fort Tyler Chapter,
U. d. c., OF West Point, gave a pre-
sentation Of IAN Evening in the Old
South" Tuesday evening last at the
Grand Theater. Mrs. A d. Fergu-
son furnished the musical program.
Mr.. C. NJ. Scott entertained his
Sunday school class OF young ladies'
at a picture show party Tuesday
afternoon.
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Rome

n ONE, Oct. IA reception In honor
X Of several new girls was given at
Shorter College Friday by mem
bers Of the faculty. The honorees
were Miss Frost, Miss Blaylock, Miss
Cook, Miss Won GiIlume and DR.. Caro-
lyn Geisel.
The Nibelung Club held its initial
fall meeting with Mrs. James O'Neill
at her home on Fourth avenue. The
following officers were elected: Pres
ident Mrs. Charles Pitner; vice presi-
dent Miss nellie Harris; secretary,
Mrs. James O'Neill; treasurer, Mrs
Hughes Reynolds. The following are
members of the club: Mesdames
Ethel Hillyer Harris. Edward Hume,