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The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
BOSTON. GOLFER SHANE SALES

Copper share sales reported for The
Times by Hayden, Stone 4 Co. Oct. II
Asr zinc 800 ARM gonna 100 nS suite
& Balak.. i55; Botte Superior. 1880;
Calumet & Arizona, 454: Calumet 4
Hecla 1o Centennial ~ Chino; l4o;
by. SAT: Hancock. 20: Indiana. 20,
LSfs csppss so M:ySexsr. as
- Gtpissing, 40, North. Butta,- 1867;
Old Colony Mining. 40: Old Dominion
81: Pond crEek Coal. 200: quincy, 10
Ray Cons, 500; Shattuck 4 Arizona,
r 1Go S2gfs 4o HS ssRs1i s rcGPD r.
1A0: DO. pfd., 20: Utah Apex, ~: Utah
Copper. Fl. Wjnoua. lis: Wolverine. 8.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO Oct. 17.-Both cable and
northwestern Influences were beArish
In wheat at the opening and both May
and December futures were down.
Buying was heavy on the decline, and
during the drst half hour December
recovered and, advanced Nc above the
opening. May remained steady.
Z Corn opeend hc lower. With the
Snynx took sSsrp
ward turn Of sc for December and
he-for May IN th~. early trading.
Oats were affected by the upward
tendency In corn and after opening
easier advanced &C for December and
Provision opened and continued
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
BELLS CUTS SMALL
FIGURE IN TRIAL
blood Ritual Case Is Primarily
a Conflict of Cults-Bribery
Tale Enlarged

KEW. Russia. Oct. l7.-Vera Che
beryak, continuing her amazing story
of bribery In connection with the "rit'
ual murder" was on the stand again,
today. In the Bells trial. She told
OF more small fortunes offered her b.,
newspaper men. Russian ofdcials, Sc
cret police and attorneys for the de
tense. II she would tell the world that
she killed Andrew Yushinsky.
The Cheberyak woman has been no
torious In the BELLS neighborhood for
several years. and II her stories made
any impression on the high court. the
Judges did not show signs OF It.
Mendel Bells. the defendant. Is the
most insignificant character in the
whole trial. His name was barely
mentioned. today, and some days ne
does not figure at all In the
stenographic record The case has
become q war Of rival cults.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Congres-
sional protest against the trial at
Kiev, Russia. Of the Jew. Mendel
BELLS. for alleged ritual murder,
was asked today by Rep. SABBATH. OF
Illinois. He introduced q house reso-
luton proposing that congress de-
clare it's disbelief In the charges and
instruct Secretary Of State Bryan to
so notify the Russian government.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
.ASvsss-7seoel per Iu: sa3sQ1!s
bbl.; western box apples. ol3S 627S

, A,.,::.. .,,seS per r,, %; :a,ss2::;,::
bs.s.as-.cood shipping stock si.ss
~ses.s~pried Lama 1o!Ms y.
.. T,' sssp.: :i.s.s III, rs
SCasiiAswers -Sl. sool.7S .doA
Cs,cryzKssl.sg%.s..eso; is3Sec Per dea
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f'i e.. sc me-. :sl e Isl, Per III :.
Of jS:. req ,p:pp.ra .ssSiis s.: %:
lettuce. 5onssc bu: bests. Is 6Toe bu.
Ps,,:Elsy, =. dsgSoc- per dos; tomatoss'
S Ss:s: .SSsas:::s' be- s:.. $50 &c,
.Is: sS Ana SSsssiSs ,o sei S.s isS
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timothy. .@1lQl4:Se: No. mixed, 01eGe
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HssSsry .s.t.-al,bs@l.7 s. ,bu
st asS'i sid.: lac: enss No. lss :s.a 30 ss,,.
t eas.s 9M.sl fisp. :e es::a Ne .s.I
kip. lac: No. cured -murrsfnr f3c:s No.
/ ,gseen murrain. ioc; No. cured CAT
| 1eYc; No. green calf. 1ec; Nc. !
h6rss. ~: No: |! morse, %: No. tsllow.
Is 81 5S s5ez S Sss S Socp. &c ce 81 III
Lenoas--KeesiLes,. 1AsooS bon : -,
+ tNee-eA0Asa Per DO. ,.,.c
~ o:.ssss-caiifornia. va,.no,aa ss.7l
yO.iess-Yeiiow. u.ss per bu; Sasl
4ses- -sack:- SpApAaht 81 - per crate
P Pes :ss 81 9. ssea'''' oush's. sh'ss
E:;t;; s = : : a. - m7s9n a, sl.seei IS
l iPsuitsy--snripss IAN 61sc;. hens
I1tl14,tc; stays. io@l2c: roosters, 4
!. si.s.sZIs.S,..s,sgs.s Pc, craft: at. ;.
bags. 7O@75c: In bulk $50 Toe bu.
:, .Srsst a fssf Ss,! n u " Dbl
TaIlow-No- !. &C: No. ,. shc ID.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

Insanity, thought "a be the Temporary
result Of m Injury received In gym
nesium exercise. resulted In fudge
HuIherts commitment Of Louis c.
Witt. to the Eioise asylum for treat
merit. Friday. Louis. n son Of VIII.
lam r. ~. Witt, was clerk in the
justicc courts Of the county build
ing, He took part In athletics both
while a student Of Central high
school and the University Of Mchi-
gaa.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Oct l7.-Butter: Extras,
acc; nrYts, e50a6hc; dairy extras. csc:
az a ssc' firsts. a. 2sc' Cheese:
Skins. l4L a l6c; young Americas. $50
l6Ac. Potatoes: Michigan, $50 Toe;
wisconsin. 6SQ70c; Minnesota, 630 Toe.
Live poultry: Fowls, I'm 01Sc. ducks.
l<0lbc: geese. 100 i1c; springs. $50
l<c; turkeys. 30031c.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Oct rs.-Opening Wheat
opened with an advance OF nc on Sat
urday In the Detroit market. ChicaG o
was higher and moderate advance
was made in Liverpool. Opening prices
Saturday Cash No. . red wheat. 1aAc:
December. s21c; May, s6hc; No. !
white. slMc
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
PRODUCE

The season for Tomatoes 10 drawing
to .. close. .. RsSsspts ars.hght and. the
bulk Of them have been ripsned under.
covar. the natural result being higher
prices. Poultry 10 also showing q dis
position to do a little better. Receipts
have been light for q straight week.
now: stocks are<runninG low and both
retailers and dresoer1 are In the mar
ket. Potatoes are dull and weak, and
the list as a whole unchanged.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Oct lf-opening-wheat:
Deeember~ down" nc: Nay down &c.
Oats: December down Ac: May down
bc. Provisions: steady. ~''' "."'-
ClnAe=Wheat.-- December up he:
Nay Nay s Nav s1sn 6 Rssmbsr aSwn
steady; May down NC. Provisions:
Steady to easier,
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
MONEY Mark E.r

NEW YORK, Oct. i7.-Money on call:
3 per cent Time money: %&16 per
cent for six months. Mercantile pa
per: 5% G6c. Bar silver: London. 2SX
pence; New York, 6lkc. Demand ster-
ling: $4.s555.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

Butter-Extra creamery. soc. cream
cry drsts. 29c: dairy. 2sc; packins, 2lc
per 10.
Exgs-Receipts. <63 cases: current
receipts cases included. 27c per dos.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

NETAl. MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE metal ex-
change closed hrm. Spot copper $3.50
offered. Lead. $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
SLAYER ELLIS TO =.
PLEAD INSANITY
Remorse Brought Home BY
Damaged Goods" Direct -
Cause Of Shyer's Art

CHICAGO. Oct. 18.-Insanity, due
to softening OF the brain. aggravated
by attending the play Damaged
Goods which gives a terrible por.
tfayai OF the results OF the disease
from which he was suffering, will be
the defense OF william Elfis, wealthy
Cincinnati merchant. who slew his
wife In the Hotel Sherman, yester.
day and attempted his own life.
Ellis at frst said his wife killed
herself In a suicide pact which she
entered into with him.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
ElG1u Butter,

EI.GIN Ill. Oct. lS-Butter was
quoted at e9h cents today, . decline
OF IL cents under the prevailing price
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wa ee: :;.,
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18
Grand Trunk Receipt. increase.

The report Of the Grand Trunk
railway for September. shows gross
receipts of $4.905,265. an increase Of
$1O9,0S9 over the same month OF 1912
The aggregate trafIic since Jan. l
has been $15.168.643. an increase OF
$697,749 over the first nine months
OF last year.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

Job Printing DoDs Right. T1waD
Pventtng Co.. Is John R--st
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

e. = pS ssa s4a.~ shares. +
The Detroit times., 1913-10-18

H ~ s<hSrasx aFuS srs p.,y-
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
Rome

~ ONE. July 5--A social event Of
- the week was the garden party
- given Friday evening at Maple
hurst by Dr. A. w. VanHoose, presi-
dent Of Shorter College. and Mrs
VanHooss. The honor guests were
tho group OF girls who made up the
1913 senior class Of Shorter.
Professor and Mrs. J, w. Gaines. Of
Shorter, have as their guests Mrs.
GaineS sister, Mrs. $. Y Jameson. and
family.
Miss Elizabeth Pruden entertained
for her house guests, Miss Martha
Ruth Grace, OF Macon, Miss Emmett
Curtis ana Miss Glare Martin. of Co
lumb bus
A large number u the younger set
were brought together at a party
given by Miss Fnnnie Wood In honor
Of her niece. Miss Helen Rhodes
Rome society women are to present
Gaurs oratorio. The Holy City" to-
morrow evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church.
The Country Club WIS The interest
ing setting for a bridge luncheon
given in honor OF Mrs Ed Dean by
the members OF the Auction Bridge
Club.
The Hillyer home in Third Avenue
was tho scene OF an informal affair
which Mrs. Hhei Hillyer Harris
planned as courtesy to DR.. and Mrs
G. A. Nunnally.
Mrs. HaBkiue Williams. Of Biz
mingham Mrs. John Terhune, OF
Nashville. and Mrs. w. II. Oehmig. OF
Chattanooga. are visiting IN Rome
An interesting event was the dane
ing party given last evening at the
Country Club by Mise Mary Barnett
as a courtesy 10 Miss MHbry, OF
Beaumont, Texas
Miss Cornelia Richardson was the
hostess at a "bluebird" party.
After n visit TO Miss Gladys VIII
linEham and Miss Clara Miller, Miss
Helen FrNze has returned to her home
in Worcester. Ohio.
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Newman

Al EWNAN, July Mrs. Hattie
IN Manget is spending the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Ryan.
of ST Louis.
Mrs. Jack Powell and her son,
Wyatt. are visiting in Gainesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Camp and T.
E. cellars. Of Granville, spent several
days Of last week with Mrs. l. y.
Orr, Jr.
Miss Annie Anderson, Of Barlow.
Fla, arrived Thursday to be with
Mrs. Ella Leveret.
Mrs. Z. Green and Miss Martha
Green are visiting relatives in Bir-
mingham.
Mrs. Muse, of Woodbury., is spend
ing several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. W. G.. Post.
Mrs. HixOn has returned to her
home in Union Springs, Ala, after
a visit to Mrs. Joe ArnaH.
Misses jamie Lee johnson, Willella
Murphy, Margaret and Mary Atkinson
have gone to LAGRANGE to attend a
house party, which is being enter
tained by Misses Dorothy and Emily
Atkinson.
Miss Mary Norman, of Lanett, Ala,
is visiting Miss Anna Cuttino.
Mrs. r, A. Fields returned Monday.
after stay with relatives in North
Carolina.
Captain and Mrs. Americas Mitch
ell after spending a week with Mrs
w. Y. Atkinson, left for Honolulu.
Mrs. p. B. Murphy and Miss Mar
garet Murphy have returned from
Athens.
Mrs. Walter WEIGH and children
IN tn 9uss
Ellis.
Miss Marian Bryant has returned
from visit to Miss Grace Hendrix
in Union City.
Mrs. Mamie Thompson and Miss
Ruth Thompson have returned from
a visit TO Mrs. Frank Hughes in De-
catur.
Mrs, Anna Clarke, from Luthers-
vile, is visiting Mrs. John Morris.
Miss Dorothy Jones entertained six
couples of the younger set at a moon
| light picnic on Thursday evening in
honor Of her guests, Miss Clara Addy
Of Decatur, and Miss Gladys Gentry
Of Macon.
Mrs. Jim Arnold. of Gadsden. Ala.
Is visiting Mrs. W. B. Pringle.
Miss Julia Jones, Of Hogansville
and Miss Emma Adams, of West
Point, are the guests of Mrs. Eugene
AskeW
Mrs. ]. Sanders Gibson entertained
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon
Miss Evelyn Wright was hostess al
a party Thursday evening, given in
honor Of her house party guests
Misses Neila Damour and Annie
CAN'T, of Macon; Annie Cunningham.
of Corona, Ala; Mary Douglas Fort
of Danville; Rebecca Brannon, of OK
ford, and Elizabeth McMasters, of
Waynesboro.
Misses Ethel and Mildred Crumb
of New Orleans, are visiting Misses
Florence and Bessie Dent
Miss Margaret Murphy has as heI
mousse guests Misses Jessie Thornton
or Athens; Florence Hardwick. of
Cedartown, and Emily Dixon. of Biz
mingham.
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HneriCuS

N MERICUS, July 5.--A morning
~ reception was rendered Friday
by Miss Annie May Bell 70 the
Members Of the Council Of Safety
Chapter OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Miss Bell had charge Of the pro
gram Mrs- J. l. Clements. Of New
YORK, was heard IN several pleasing
vocal numbers with Miss Bel as &C
eompauist Miss Floyd Fort gave
several readings appropriate to the
occasion. Miss Bell was heard IN
several selections on the piano
Miss Edith Mckenzie. of Nontezu-
ma, WAS the guest Wednesday Of
Miss Matte Lewis DOdsou.
Miss Cora Wood. Of Lumplzin. was
The guest this week OF Mr. and Mrs
p B. Williford.
Misses Carrie and Catherin Oliver.
Of Plains are hostesses at "a house
party that is being enjoyed by "a mum
Der Of visiting girls. among whom
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who has been the guest OF Miss Laura
Harris was honor guest at a hearts
dice party given by Miss Onie Caylor
Friday evening.
Saturday afternoon Miss Laura
Harris was hostess at a matinee par
~ cOmplimenting her.
A compliment to Miss Flossie Nc
Darts. Of Cleveland, Tenn. the guest
OF Miss Kate Graves. was the hearts
dice party at which Mrs. L. Buchholz
entertained Friday evening.
Mrs. J. A. Crawford was hostess to
her card club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. c. Bryant entertained the
Selvidge Street Matrons' Club at AZ
Wednesday afternoon.
The Governor John Milledge Chap
ter Daughters OF the American Rev
olution, is planning an entertainment
to be given al the high school audito-
rum Friday evening of next week.
Miss Jennice McAfee has returned
from a visit to Bristol. Va. being &C
companied home by Miss Grace Bor-
ing,
Miss F1ossie McDaris. of C1eve-
land, Tenn, who has been visiting
Miss Kate Graves returned home
Tuesday, being accompanied by Miss
Alma Kirk.
Mrs VIII Patton, Of sweetwater,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

Tenn, and Miss Eugenia Biting were
guests Of relatives in Atlanta this
week.
Miss Fannie Senter leaves next
week to attend house party at Ath-
ems. Tenn.
Miss Ella Bell McLemore, following
a fortnight's visit to Mineral Park,
Tenn, has returned home.
Miss Daisy Allen, of Rome, is the
guest Of Mrs. B. A. Portrum.
Miss Fannie Flemister returned
Thursday from Dallas Texas
Miss Ruth Duffee, of Mobile, is the
guest Of Mrs. +. X. Sims.
Misses Dorothy Burns and Ella
Margaret Brown. of Atlanta. are
guests Of Mrs. f. f. Brown.
Miss Mildred COndra, of Atlanta, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Lois Edwards left this week
for a visit to Miss Georgia Dayton In
Chattanooga,
Mrs. p. E. Green and Miss Carrie
Green are spending a fortnight at
Mineral Park, Tenn.
The Business Mems Class OF the
First Methodist Sunday school en-
ioyed a days outing at Crystal Lake
Friday.
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Griffin

4 RIFFIN, July 5.--Afr. and Mrs
4 Richard A. Drake left THURSDAY
might for Savannah, where they
Will spend a week at TRbee.
Rev. and Mrs. c. Il. Wheat, accom-
panied by Mrs. Corvette Wheat, re-
turned Friday from Warm Springs,
whore they had been for week in
camp with the Griffin Boy Scouts.
Mrs. II. w. Goddard and children,
Of Waycross. have moved to Griffin
for the summer.
Misses Jacksonia Watt and Lucille
Flemister have just returned from a
visit OF two weeks to Miss Louise
Walker. Of Monroe
Mrs. J. Henry Smith Is absent from
home at present with a party of Ma
con friends at Brunswick and St ST.
mons Island.
Mrs. Newt Stallings and Mrs. Mar
gHret St Clair left yesterday for
Waco
Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Nichols. ST.. are
entertaining a number of friends
Those visiting the Nichols family are
Mrs. A. r. Brown, OF Chattanooga:
Mrs, Joshua Draper Of oxford, Ala.
Mrs. William Harris, Mrs Joseph
Wade, Master Julius Coleman and
little Miss Jennie Nichols. of Fort
Valley.
Mrs II. G. Sendorf and two sons
Benjamin and Lloyd, are spending a
month in Atlanta.
Mrs r. J. Edwards and her little
son, Francis, left this week for Chi
Cagro
happy childrsn's party wednes-
day afternoon was that at which Mrs.
Marcus Carson entertained in honor
Of the eighth anniversary OF the
birthday OF her son. Marcus, IT.
The guests were little Misses Emily
and Virginia Boyd, Rosalind Carlisle.
Katherine HUFF Emory Drake, Alice
Searcv Hester Davis Dolly Brooks
and Masters John Han Murray. Minor
and Gordon Wheaton, John Stevens
Manley, Adstr Chunn, Thomas God
dard, John Ward, Ira Slade, Robert
Shapard, James Patterson and Lewis
Brewer.
Miss Mary Bass entertained Thurs
day evening at lawn party in honor
Of her guests, Miss Allie Franklin. Of
Zehulon, and Miss frankie Holmes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
Monroe

M ONROE. July "a dinner par
ty was given by Roy Strick-
land, of Athens, in compliment
to Miss Mary Layton, OF Houston,
Texas, and Miss Linda Felker and
Lewis Mobley.
Miss Ellen Launius was the host
ess at a pretty porch party at her
home Thursday afternoon In honor Of
Miss Levine. Of New Jersey, the guest
Of Miss Mary Lou Arnold.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Chaffln gave a lunch
con Thursday morning in honor Of
Mrs. Greer, Of Eatonton, and Mrs. Sa-
rah Knight, of Social Circle.
A party was rendered Saturday by
Miss Mary Louise Walker to Misses
Lucille F1emister and Jacksonia
Watts, Of Griffin.
Miss Inez Parker. of Madison, IL the
guest of Miss Annette Marable
Miss Still, Of Lafayette, Is on a
visit to Miss Julia Novel;.
Mrs. r. L. Marsh, OF Monticello, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Maddox, OF Dub
lin, are to be the guests Of Miss Janet
Wright
Miss Beryl Elliott, Of Augusta, and
Misses Thomas and Littlejohn, of
Americas, have returned from their
delightful visit to Miss Janet Wright.
Mrs. VIII Dobbs entertained in a
most charming manner Wednesday
morning in honor of Miss Mary Lay
ton, of Houston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. HoTlingsworth,
of Fayetteville, have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Felker for
several days
Misses Christine Nelson and Eliza
beth Ramey are the guests Of Miss
Julia Hester.
Mrs. Flournoy Middlebrooks has re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Sparta.
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are Miss Christine Poole. Of Hawkins
vile, Miss Merlyn Huey. Of Fort
Valley, Miss Janet Burnley of San
dersviIle. and Miss Helen Gillespie, Of
Albany.
Mrs r. 2. WluIock. Of Augusta
and Mrs. f. a Shipley, Of Douglas,
ara guests II their parents MI and
Mrs W 3 Heyes. here.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Butler Of Chat
tauooga- were visitors here Thursday
Miss Mildred LIde, Of Lumpkin. IL
the guest N Miss Theodosia Mathis.
Mrs r. T. Black. Of MOntezuma,
S. the guest Of uer sister. Mrs. z. A.
Hawkins. at the lstter's home on
Church Street
Miss Camilla Boyd and Arletus
Weuauds were married this week at
Plains After % bridal trip Mr.. and
Mrs. WelIauds win make their home
m Plains
Mr. and Mrs r. A Hawkins have
as their guest Mise Fannie Simpson,
Of Atlanta
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Mesdames Pauline Rutherford and
Pauline Foster left Thursday for At
lanta.
Mrs. Walter Maynard, who has
been the guest Of Mrs P. B. Maynard
for several days, has returned to her
home in Americas.
Mrs ]. T. Henry, of Atlanta, spent
several days of last week with Miss
Annie Brooks.
Mrs. E. ]. Spratling, who has been
visiting friends in Forsyth, has re-
turned to Atlanta.
Miss Mary Walton and Miss Lucy
Jacks left Tuesday for Lake Geneva,
III.
Misses Amy Cauthen and Mary
Hunt, Of Smarrs, and Fay Huddle-
ston, of Tallapoosa, are the guests
Of Mrs. Lemuel Alexander.
Mrs. VIII Kelley, of Tennille, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant.
Mrs. w. D. Collins has returned
from a weeks visit to relatives IN
Claxton.
Mrs. Roy Dent and little Miss Mary
Bramblett Dent, after a weeks visit
to their aunt, Mrs. ]. H. Sutton, have
returned to their home in Roberta.
Miss Louise Anderson, after spend
ing some time in Atlanta, is at home
again.
Mrs A. L. Gates. Of Jacksonville,
spent Monday in Forsyth.
Miss Gertrude Hollis has returned
from a visit to Asheville, y. c.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stone and children are
visiting Mrs. w. B. Minter at Jack
son.
Mrs Tom Renfroe. Of Dublin, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Lane, of Berner,
spent Sunday with Mrs. L. W. Cog
gans.
Miss Gertrude Hollis made a visit
to Jackson during the week.
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Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. A ". Clark,
Mrs. Jack and Mrs. John W. Clark
form a family party enjoying Indian
Springs
Miss Mamie Landers is spending
the weekend with Atlanta friends.
Mrs. Meta Jones Tut, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Jones.
Mrs. Charlie Wise has returned
from Ellenton. s. c.
Mrs. George Walton is spending q
few days with Mrs. James H. Ham
mond at Catherwood. S. c.
Mrs. Campbell Chafee and children
are at Grovetown for the summer.
Mrs. Walker Beeson and son, Mrs.
Baxter, Misses Lucy and Vera Bax-
ter, Mrs. Edward Kinchley. Miss Eliz-
abeth Kinchley, Misses Elizabeth and
Dorothy Dorr, Miss Stuart Dempsey,
Mrs. James Hull. Jr,, Miss Eliza
Phintzy have returned from Beaufort.
Mrs. John W. Reynolds and Mrs.
Marion Reynolds left Thursday for
Hendersonviile, N. C.
Mrs. W. 2. Seward and Misses Mar
garet and Thomasine Seward leave
soon for the North Carolina noun
tains.
One Of the daint4est parties was
that at which Mrs. Ralph Wilson an
tertained a number of friends Wed
nesday afternoon.
There were four tables Of players
and the first prize was a green and
white silk work bag, was tied for by
Mrs. Clarence Sancken and Mrs. s. B.
McCord and won in the cut by Mrs.
McCord.
The two honor guests, Miss Scott
and Mrs. Chapman, were presented
with elegant crocheted collars and
cuffs.
Mrs. Wilson's guests were Mrs II.
d. Chapman, Miss Grace Scott, Mrs.
Fred Gehrken, Jr, Mrs. Rudolph
Gehrken, Mrs. Zachary Beard, Mrs. S
B. McCord, Mrs. Clarence Sancken.
Mrs. Grafton Sawyer. Mrs. George
Tidwell, Jr, Miss Alberta Gehrken.
Miss F1delis Renkl and Mira. WiKred
Neal
Miss Mamie IAnders is spending
the weekend with friends in Atlanta
Miss Fannie Sweeney left Thurs
day for Hendersonville.
Mrs. James r. MCGOWAN and little
Miss Margaret McGowan left Thurs
day for Brevard, n. G.
After visit with Augusta relatives,
Mrs. James Moore has returned to
Texas.
Mrs. Prosper Berckmans has re-
turned from MontcLair, n. J,
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has returned home. after a visit to
Miss Sarah PeIlew.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Jacques returned
this week from st. Simons.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
Forsyth

= ORSYTH. July 5.-An al fresco
party was given by Mrs. Ashley
NJ. OUTLAW Friday for Mrs. Hor-
ace Clark, Of Atlanta, and Mrs. Hill
ton Tyus, of Carrollton. The games
were played at tables placed on the
lawn.
Assisting Mrs. Outlaw were Misses
Lucille Talmadge. Kate and Pearl
Stephens, Mesdames A. Chamlee, B.
T. Watkins and Edwin Webb
Misses Annie Kate and Claire
Fletcher entertained the Game Club
last Friday in honor of Mrs. E.'J.
Spratling, Of Atlanta.
One of the parties given for Mrs.
Walter Maynard of Americas. was
Mrs. John Taylors Friday afternoon.