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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
tzs o. ths Is~a end AA<ss Ted ni<A
- q. Rn.1..A

Dancing. oonfeite tonight. Fores-
tiers hall AdF.
Fancy Strawberries. baskets for
25c. al Estes's market Adv.
Latest styles in children's dresses
4se up AZ the NeS York store. Adv
Fine lot OF home dressed chickens
a c. ID. Sweets market, l22 North
street. Tel rs. Adv.
Friday and Saturday s25e Lady
Bess ONfords, pumps and high shoes
SIS az Noyeck's. Adv.
William O'Brien and family expect
10 leave today for Boston, where they
all reside In the future.
Mothers DAY post cards. letters en-
closures. etc. az Evans. Mothers
day is Sunday. Adv.
Rev. p. l.. Dow will conduct a
service in the Green Mountain Valley
chapel Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mems orfords in Tan. Gun Metal
and Patent leather. button and lace,
$500 values. SEAS at Ritchie's. Adv.
Special sale OF Ladies' oxfords in
all feathers. black and tan values up
TO $500, Sl.s5 at Ritchies. Adv.
"Brewster's Millions" that famous
play and popular novel. can be seen
in motion pictures. featuring Edward
Abeles and the rest OF the Broadway
cast. at Library theatre today.
Don't forget the food sale to be
held at the First Baptist church Sat
urday afternoon from ? until six o.
clock Adv.
The p. /. boys OF the First Baptist
church Sunday school will hold a
food sale AT the church tomorrow az.
ternoon at o'clock Adv.
c. ID. Sweet has moved his meat
market to 1872 North street and viii
be ready with a complete line OF
meats Saturday. Tel 225. Adv.
Patent leather. Gun Metal. kid and
tan calf oxfords for ladies'. Dorothy
Dodd and other makes values up TO
$500 for Sl.s5 al Ritchie's. Adv
The remains OF Joseph Crowley
who died at the Brattleboro retreat.
will be brought to his home on
Beech street this evening. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made.
In Gokays window is displayed a
handsomely framed picture of the
members OF the Bennington City
band, twenty-five in number. The
face OF each figure In the group is
easily recognizable. f. c. Hamilton
made the picture. Weather permit
ting. the band viii probably give its
first open-air concert next Wednes-
day evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION LAW
West Virginia to Pay $1,000 a Month
Because OF Mine Disaster

Charleston, w. Va, May 7.--Ac-
cording TO reports made TO the public
service commission today the state
will pay from the workmens compen
sation fund during the coming year
$1,000 a month to the widows and or.
phans caused by the Eccles mine dis
aster. Each OF the So widows will
receive $50 a month with s. addition
al per month for each child under Is
years old.
In addition the state will pay the
funeral expenses OF the men killed,
32 of whom we're married foreigners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
CATCH BURGLAR AT WORK
Martin Ryan Was Lootins Woleott
Store at Colchester Center

Burlington. May MARTIN Ryan
the man, who is supposed to have
committed the extensive burglaries
and despoilation OF cottages at Starr
Farm beach last winter and who own
ed up to having broken into the Ray
mond Bedding store near Ethan Allen
park in this city last week, was ar
rested early this morning at Colches
ter Center while in the act, it is alleg
ed, of robbing the store of L. l.. VOL
colt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
ARREST BARNES & HouGHToN
Swanton Men Held in Springfield
Mass. for Swanton Burglary

st. Adams, May 7.-Chief OF Police
j. F. Mahoney left the city tonight
for Springfield, Mass, to get Ray
mond Barnes and David Houghton
who were arrested by Springfield Of
ficers at the request of Sheriff Geo
c. Holmes of this city. The men are
charged with burglarizing w. B. Fon'
da & Co.'s general merchandise store
at Swanton Junction last Friday
night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-08
A Caro-

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on a o.
cent bottle OF Green's Warranted
Syrup OF Tar II It falls to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee q
25-cent bottle TO prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy A. s. Hathaway
Harwood Drug Store
c. r. & A. b. HAWKING
3. A. Oulnlan +. c. Woodwork
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
Scr S%rOpcnrrscn.

gs 1T bttonnt, OaB Der aegenfM
n Der gernGbigten Gone benz 9ooeu
geringe Stiditpfimengen in Sprm DON
Immoniat un0 falpetriger SGure aus
fi6rt. @erbinoungell, Die in Der 2ufi
nur6 eIettrli6e GntIaoungen - aber
ai6t in Der ii6t> un0 b0rbaren syprm
Der @epitter - entitebeu, Sn Rpnts
lpuris bel poris tpiro ieit atuonsig
5o5ren oos HegennoIfer beitGn6i9
auf ieinen SeDoIt an picien fir bic
2onopirtidoft ni1t eIei6guItiqen
Serbinoungen 9epriift. Sie id6rIibe
3ufubr BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
ben gpben bur6 ben Resen betrdgt
N Wontiouris Is &ilogromm pro
Settor uno Sabr.
Sn Oiclen SropengeeenOen iino
:lettri'4e gntIoounsen unb Nieoer=
iGIGgc pieI bGufiger. Die Mittets
lungen aus ben beuti6en S5ubaez
5ieten beri6teu, oob bic olf Der jiina.
ten Rei4serpeoitipn ongeIeete 9eobe
a4tungsitation MaIu bon 289 geob.
d9tnngsta9eu Die u~nesbeuerItte 3abl
BON 146 aIs @epittertoge regiftrierte.
Die 4nnabme, bob Der Srppenregen
Dem pflun5enpuds 6ebeutenb b66ere
Stidftpff6etrGge 3ufiibrt, bat ~. Gas
pus i'm 6emii6en 2ubpratprium sI
!0onoi in Sontin bur6 iiebeniGbriee
9tnoIpIen gepriift. Gr bat gefunoer,
oaB Der SalpeterI duregebnlt, prppors
tionNI Der an5abI Der 9enitterItiirme,
eur4idnittli6 seminal gr0ber ais in
europa 1T unb getrdae errsi6t, bic
elmer 0iitgung BON so 9ilosramm
Ratroniolpeter unb me6r auf ben
Settnr glei9tommen. No6 Gapus
ertldrt btefes RsfuItot bic ununters
Frofene 9uItur Der ReisfeIoer gum
SeifpieI, an bic bic pfIon5er taum
%lrgenbpelhe 0iineune pertpenoen.
Sir bic piiieni6aftIihe 9runOIes
gung Der tropii6cn agritultur, bic
nD9 ni6t erbebii8 fOrtgeT9ritten if,
6ot oieie 6eititetluns cine erpBe Be
oeutung, sic Seigt aud, bob mon
Metbooen Der gtderboutpeiie in aes
mGbtgten GrbteiIen nift pbne peis
teres ouf trDpii4e 9erbaItHiiie ans
member tonn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
Seine vsrriehts 1des.
e.is3e bon artbur 9idmaul.

Sti53e bon arthur QIdMalll.
Gsit Su6rsH mar IS elm itdnNiysr
@iB bel Den alien Wdnnern i'm &r'
menbaus. Ssbem NeuIing puroe e.
er3dbIt, unb oisisr lpartete lpieosr ou'
einer anoeren, I'M Ii9 nit ibm Dor
2a9en aussui9ittsn. Sahsr Dertru'
gen iis ii9 ale 10 gut; lie batten et'
mas semeiniam, tpas ibrem Seben si'
nen stgsnsn Rei8 perIieb.
Spgor Die armenbe9oroe ipubts
6arum, uno iebesmal, psnu Der ar'
:nenporiteber fam, srtunbi9te sr iif
ernIt6ait bel Dem alien Barton, OF
tt nod ni9ts DON ieinsm Rehtsan'
malt iiber ole 81 erluortenoe Grb'
Iaaft aebSrt babe. Disisr erluiOert!
leoesmdl gang ru9ig: ROD ni6t, ss
miro nod nift sertttIi4 sHti4ieosll
lsin."
ga, ia", msints Ser Ssrr @rmen'
porIteber banu tets, rIper beutautuss
9rpb9runOreiiBsr 1T, bat BLOB Merger
oappn." 9abei ladie sr in ieinsll
Bart unO siug oapon.
0pd Die alien WtGnner batten pieI
mebr bon benz nWiB"- Stunotnlane
tpnntsn ie ii9 bamit u%nterbaIten.
Wiasr nit benz Sumpslbein mar Der
critic, Der DOR Barton Die Mute Spg
ano ibn nit .9ndbiser Serr" ante'
oete. Die anosrn folgten ieinsm Sei'
ipiel. @enn Der aIte Barton Oiei:
GbrfurdtsbeSeigunsen ieiner aams'
raoen bsmertte, panbte sr ii9 ab uno
puroe iiia.
Gam MarIban, Der Sumorift bes
grmeabauiss, lam uuf einsn nod
piel beHersn GsSnntsn. CT pi1tet,
Elm aiso. cas &C ofs nno assn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
-Sie Saltmer in SiruI.
Cine NIT Der 3eit iiberflfFis seporbens
Ginridtnns.

ShbS W. y aDtt hpthituIlU HttuUIDtiN
G%inridtuns.
@er jemaIs 5ur3eit Der @einIele
ben iiioli9en oeutI9en Seil oes Qans
Oes 5irol beiu9t bat, Der erinnert
ii4 ppbl jener feltfamen SDpen Don
JlurpG6tern nit Dem origineQen
aopfpuB, bic felt urbentli9en 3eitsn
Saltner genunnt perben. Sic purs
Den ben Den @runobeIiBern our Sis
4erung Der 6ri9te in ben ausge>
oebnten 4nlagen angeiteqt; insbeions
0ere in Dem peiten fru6tbaren @es
biete bon So3en eti9auflpdrts gegen
Wieran, i'm 8urggrafenamte, ia6 man
Die SaItner in GROCER 3abl. Ulit
elnem SpieB O0er einem SGbel, nit
@efpe9r un0 ptitoIe betpoffnet, fl0b>
ten Die bdrtigen, truftiprOBenoen Sc
itolten gebOrig geipett Elm, Defenders
fpenn Die Saltner ibren 5%eitItaat trus
gen, ben I9peren, reid nit 5ebern,
Ju9si9pdn3en uno Gber5Gbnen aufs
gepuBten aopfi9mud unO Die i3mude
8urggrdflertra9t nit Dem 2eoerqurt.
60 biloeten iie cine Se6enspurOigs
teit uno Elm Stid &ulturgeIdi6te,
Oenn ole 9ilOe Der Sqltner bate Elm
ebrpiirOiges alter. Nun aber miro
lie lebr balO Der 9ergangenbett anaes
boren, neil ii9 Die Nusloiigteit Dieies
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir Die geiiber
berdusgeiteQt bat. 5riiber bate 3ur
Heife3ett Oes Weins niemano oQs
&e9t, Die 8eingiter gu betreten uno
Die Wege our4 Oieie gu beniisen, in
Den leBten SabreH uber madten ii1
Die SaItner ibre Sriginolitdt uno
aud i9r Grnt 5unuBe, UNI ben p6ligas
ten, Bel ben 8urgditen ipp6lbetann>
ten Sbolus mad Dem MuIter oes
Wlerer Sausmeitters Se6ierIs gu er,
Rben. Sp tonnte ii4 je6ermann ben
3u9ang uno Die Yaifage Our1 Die
Welll9artsn our4 ~tlingenOs U&iin5e
ertnuten, un0 je msbr 2eute BON 0lez
Ter Grldubnis ul0 0tefem Musnabmes
5uttano Sebraud9 mo9ten, oeito lieber
mar es Den Saltnsru. Oa ii6 nun
aber piele aurgdite DieTem DON Den
SaItnern iei6it eIngefibrten 9rau6e
nIdt figen iuoLIten, CAB es bGufig
gei6peroeu uno Yerorieblifteiten,
ia es fam iogar gum @afTengebrauae
Our9 gang feionOers sepifIenbafte,
auf Den SboIus erptdte Sitter.
Bel FOLDER Yrayis tpuroen Die
Soltner fir bic Weingutsbeiiser nuss
los, uno 10 beitebt ieBt Die feite Qbs
li9t, oieie Nrt BON 8d6terOienTt
a%uf5ulaiien un0 an ieiner Steus eli
men ltrengeren 5IurpG6terotenIt nit
Dem Si9sr6eitsOienit in ben Ges
meinoen gu perbinOeu, auf ole SGQe
nber Die 4uiperrung Der 8ese uno
audi Die Grbebung Der Iogenannisn
SaItnergeIoer, aud Sobattreuser qs>
nannt, a~uf3u9eben. Die 8emeinoe
Guirain BEL Sp5en bat nit 0ieier
WabregeI Den &nfang gema9t ulo
an Die erite SnIton5, Die @emeiuoe
8ries, cine gingabe in bieiem Slime
geri9tst. Die Stimmung 1T aaQe.
mein fir Die auflaTung Ser SaItner.
uno Oieier Stimmung miro au5 IN.
Ter Den gegebenen lImItGnOen Red.
nulg getrugen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14

@de brei i6ipiesen cine @eiIe, iii
Der So6n, Der iidtlid unter ben
Orude elmer Gene bebarrIi9 na9 lei
nsr SanO fab, Die medanif6 Jisurer
auf Die SiidOede 5eihnete, befanser
pieoer anbub: nglo9 etlods mub id
@u9 betennen, Gltern, tpo5u i9 nod
ni9t ben re@ten augenbIid, ods
rs6te Wort ss%funben. Sd babe brii.
ben cine 8rout."
Der glte riidte fein !Saupt
.aba!"
Sin prG9tises Mdo9en, bas Ell.
men 9ellen aOpf uno einen geraDer
Sinn bat"
r@Onit nidtsa gra4tig iinO +
ia ba ale"
nSbne bas &apiialIte am Wsibe
Elm gutes tSer3, m04te i9 tie ni9t.
unb mare iie audi bic S90nite UNI
Rei9ite Der Union -. Sd fub, ME
ie lire baIbgeldbmte Mutter pflsgt.
nit Sorgfalt um9ibt -. Dir pdren
Dieaei4t jest Guf Der So43sitsreiie
bier, bod mubten mir nod parten,
bis bic jiingere S6tpsiter in etnigen
Monaten aus benz College bsim.
tebrt -"
piles rsft i90n," bsmertte iteps
tii4 RumPl, Dabsr ipsnn apsi bsIras
ten 80"
.au9 oas 1T in Sronuns," iieI
&arl prsiiiett Elm. rusbrisens bat
lie mid sepGbIt. fpie orubsn Ders
m0senoe WGo9en meit ibrs Ulanner
gu pdblen pflegen. 9a iie mir 9es
iiel," fiiste sr ld9slnO bin5u. Juno
mir ibrs Qrt, ibr Defen fir Die re9te
WabI biirsten, bate i'd Oa9sgen frsis
li9 ni6ts ein3%utpenoen."
Run rsidte ibm Der Batter bic
9ano, pd9ren0 bic Mutter ibm ibre
aufs Saupt legte. Dab Su nun
re3t gliidli9 Dirit. sic tpiro's ses
mig ME reu'n."
Ra9Dem Die often Die ndberen
llmitdnOe erfori4t uno Die neue Yers
ipsttipe e~ingebenoes befpro4en. 5og
aarl Elm Goupert beraus uno le9te es
benz Batter bin. .uuo nod etpus -.
0u bait S9ulben fir mid be5abIt,
@ater, jabrsIaHg, msine Stripped
iteuer, ss 1T nur meme pflidt 80"
Der 4lte fubr auf. rSlaubit Su
bislei9t, oab i4 auf Die paar tdus
isnO aronen aHfteb'!!a Behalf Sein
9elo. Dag, tpas Du mir" sr
tippts auf feline 9ruft ~oa anges
tan bait, bas tannit 9u mir ni4t err
iesen 80"
,aaerbinsg, penn 9u oaiir nidt
ssltsn labt, ipis Su mid iest Dor Dir
Fsbit.... Bite, nimm's, iaon Der
S6peitern ipegen 80"
Och, baft ibnen O9nsbin 10 toit>
bare Gsi4ents mitssbra9t," psbrte
Wutter ab, .uns allen -"
.8a6r, aui Die MapeIH bab' ih
gar nidt bentt." - uno Der 4lte
l9ob Oas GouOsrt nun gsIahsn in Die
2ai6e. -
Den lebten absno umormtsn iia
Batter uno Spbn gum abI4ieO, bless
NAL ipontaner, unge3pungener als
bel Der Qutunft. Die Wtutter,
S9tpsitsr uno Der Sapassr seIeites
ten &arl CUR gabn, mas Rumpl ni4t
iibsr ii4 setpinnen tOHnte. aasln
3uriitssbIisben, isBte sr it4 an Den
nod ni6t ssrdumten Sii4, Die Urine
a~ufltiibeno unb bas 9aupt in Die
Sdnbe p~ergrabsnb. Gin 3uden lels
nsr S9ultern p%sriet. ME nahe ibm
bic Nuttsr ub, runs alien 49,.
60 fanb Jpn feline suriidtebrsnos
Grau, Die Isiis gu i9m trat uno nit
timber 9anb iiber ieinen s4elte!
fubr. .aab gut isin, bitter! guf
ia unO nein 1T sr pieber ba. Gr
bat's Dsripro4su, uno Dem 1T lein
NOrt bsilis."
Der g'b0rt 10 nimmer gu uns,"
ipra6 RumpI in i6puntsnoem 5on,
ii8 srbsbenb. - .Wout' BON alien
nidts iag'n, rsnn mir Der gu6 niGt
imppnisrt, prosntIi4 sinen Hsipstt
sinssfl0bt bdtt' 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14

- Sudtise Sausfrau.
Sruu: nMann4sn, 10 Sieb bod Den
Rod nidt 10 beftis aus! Du iishit
buG, oab Die anSpfs nur nod 10 an
ben Baden bdngsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14

9as beriibmte S9iff rMtui.
ron, auf benz Ropoleon aus qegpp'
ten teimssbrts, purbs ipdisr Elm
gasHu.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
BdrneSViIIc

~ ARNESVILI.E. Feb 2l-Two an
X nouncements of more than usual
~ interest last Sunday was the en-
gagement Of Miss Florrie Glenn Howard
and @. Walter Jackson. OF Atlanta. the
wedding to take place on the afternoon
of April 81 at home, and the engage
ment of Miss Martha Stafford and Henry
Leroy Moore, of Union Springs, Ala,
the wedding to occur on the evening OF
April %. at the home OF the bride,
Both Miss Howard and Miss Stafford
Will he given a number OF lovely par
ties before their weddings, which will
be social events in GAINESVILLE.
Mir and Mrs. w. Fl. Hair gave a din
ner party for their guest, Mrs. Thomas
Galloway last Sunday evening. The
guests were Mrs Galloway, Lieutenant
and Mrs n, w Riley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Turner and little Miss Eugenia
Hair.
Miss Priscilla Stroud was hostess last
Thursday afternoon to Mrs. Talmadge
Carmichael, the house guest of Mrs. r
A. Lipsey The guests were Mrs, car
michael, Mrs Galloway, Mrs Clarence
Willis, Mrs. ] Il. Howard, Mrs j. II
Pitts, Mrs w. b. Mccall and Mrs
Clarence SuSgs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Miss Ingram and Miss Arlington, Miss
Heards guests.
Mrs Rodney Cohen entertained Tues
Miss Mary Alexander and Miss Georgia
Hull.
Mrs. Joseph Fargo gave small bridge
party Tuesday afternoon. the game
being followed by tea.
The North Augusta Card Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by MIS-
Lawrence Barksdale.
Mrs. Ralph Willis had five or SIX "a
bles of bridge playing friends with hei
Tuesday morning for cards and lunch
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cuts entertained
with a small dance and buffet supper
Tuesday night for Miss Carter ingram
of Richmond, and Miss Octavia AIRING
ton. Of Greenville S. c.. two young
women who are being delightfully."- en-
tertained while visiting Miss Katherine
Heard. IN.
one of the largest and most brilliant
affairs of the season was the tea at
which Mrs. Jack Cranston entertained
$50 friends on Wednesday afternoon at
her home in North Augusta.
Miss Ellen Hickman gave small
bridge party at Flowerland tea room
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Heard
and her guests. ,,,,,,,,,
Mrs. s. l.. Osborne gave tea Ihurs-
day afternoon at her home on Greene
street. 100 guests attending, o.
Mrs Austin Best complimenting ,ner
guest. Mrs r. NJ Davis. Of Columbia'
entertained fifteen tables of bridge play
ers Wednesday afternoon at her nome
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
l0a&$azBaaz pao,z&3E

supervision of Miss Lulie Young, was
Miss Anna Caroline Benning enter
tanned In charming manner Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. w. r. FlournoN,
of Portsmouth, Va, the members of the
kalamazoo Club being guests.
Miss Louise Scarborough entertained
informally two tables of bridge Thurs
day morning. the affair being given in
honor ofMiss Leila Harris, of Cuthbert,
the guest of Miss Louise Duskin.
Mrs Frank Foley entertained on
Monday morning In honor of Miss Eve
Ign Crawford. of Naldosta, and Miss An
ME Macheca, of New Orleans, visitors
of Mrs. William Morton.
Mrs Marshall Dixon entertained two
tables at bridge Friday morning in honor
of Mrs Cecil Farmer. of Frankfort, Ky,
who is the guest of Mrs. Martin Crook.
Miss Louise Buttolph entertained the
Two Table Auction Club Wednesday
afternoon, the honor guest being Miss
Marguerite Sibley of Birmingham, the
guest of Miss Susie Hatcher.
h Mrs. Walter Meadows was hostess to
the Friday Auction Club ON Friday aft
ernoon when she entertained in honor
of Mrs stephen Zuber of Cuthbert.
Mrs. Zuber was formerly Miss Alice
Cargill OF this city.
Mrs Edward Swift was the charming
hostess of the Thursday Bridge Club.
Luncheon was served ON the card ia
bles, followed by the games A special
table was arranged complimentary TO
Miss Sibley
on Friday afternoon Mrs. r O. Per-
kins entertained the Domino Club, the
members of the club being the only
guests of the occasion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Willis Smith, Frank Moncrief, Robert
New. Chirley Boykin and Miss Elrna
Boykin.
The Ladies, Domino Club met Friday
with Mrs. j. n. Mcclellan, at her home
on College street
Mrs r. H. Fits entertained few of
her friends at dominoes Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. l., Fits.
Mrs c. H. Stewart entertained a few
friends at dining Tuesday at her
home on South street The guests We're
Mesdames II. o. Hay, Byron w. NJ.
Meadows, Clarence Niclles, II. b, Ad-
ans and S. C. Kyle.
Mrs J. M. Dodd entertained few
friends at a 6 O'Clock dinner last Sat
urday evening at her home on College
street.
Mrs. Percy Travis entertained sew
eral friends at a sewing party Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs John
jackson, on Cedar street.
Mrs. g. c. Cook entertained the mem
bers of her Sunday School class at
valentine party last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Perdue kyle assisted Mrs. Cook
in entertaining. The members are Mas
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Rome

~ DME, Feb 2l-Miss jamie Fahy en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon with
~ a large tea at the Country Club IN
honor Of her attractive guest MISS
Ethel Elan. Of Nashville, and in honor
of Miss Sara Woodruff the guest Of
Mrs, Frank woodruff Assisting IN en-
PERTAINING were Misses Marguerite
Graves. Florence Hudgins. Martha a.
tady. of Birmingham. Mrs. j, y. NC
Cartnev, Mrs Frank woodruff mrs
William iiarbin and Mrs. Thomas rahy'
The club of the Nibelupg met Ines-
day with Miss Addie Wright Those
participating IN the program were mr I,;
Mrs william Winston, .-...
Mrs W. J Griffin entertained inform
aIlv at ca il edncSday in compliment 70
Mrs. George w. Taylor Of l)emopols'
Ala. who IL visiting her daughter MIS-
Hughes r Reynolds.
Mrs Edward Hume was hostess on
Thursday to the members of the New
Century club at her home on second
The Anchor Duck Mills celebrated the
formal opening of is swimming pool
Friday which was attended by large
number Of Interested guests. Among
those swimming were Misses Bessie
Moore, Lila Ward Hamilton, Eiizameth
Hamilton Helen McLin, Rosa Cannon,
isabel Canon; Mrs. D. mccartney i,f,yS
Hal Bowie, Sidney Dean, Osgood VII
lingham and number Of others. Re
freshments we're served
There was an informal script tango
on Friday evening at the Woodmen' s
Han The young women dancing were
Margaret Hamilton Jack Long, Jessie
Hine, Mildred Moultrie, Ethel Elan. OF
Nashville: Bessie Moore. Marjorie Rich
ardson Rose Snider and others.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

By NINE. HAUTE MONDE

The exquisite coloring of a corsage
bouquet, or the addition of a dainty
piece Of neckwear. to d plain frocb
will set many a woman on the hunt
for just such things,
1t is these infinite little touches, the
proper placing of a flower a bow, the
tilt of a hat, good-looking gloves, d
dainty string of pearls-not too long
or large to be showy--carefully chosen
shoes, even the handkerchiefs and
h; nd bag one carries, that help to put
the wearer in the class Of we'll dressed
folk.
A woman valuing her personal APP
pearance would never think of wear
ing a beautiful La Nalliere with a tan
lored waist. She would keep such A
thing for her more elaborate blouses
of chiffon. silk or lace She would
realize that the very softness of a
dainty blouse enhances rather than
detracts from the beauty of semi
precious jewels.
She would also show the same good
sense and judgment in the selection
of a piece of ribbon or even a bou-
quet to nestle among her furs or o
fasten in the front of her blouse.
Whether it be Of one color or med
| ley. the tones are always soft, re-
membering that harsh, loud tones
never show good taste.
| Take, for instance. the inexpensive
! frocks that many women can buy for
about St2 or $15. Their weak spots
are usually in the interior lace or net
| to be found in the yokes or as trim
ming, and many women would con-
slider it almost d sacrilege to change
anything about It other than the III
and hang of the skirt.
A woman Of tast. ana ingenuity will
| color white net guimpe or purci1a SO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

n EWNAN. Feb. 21.-Mrs. H. NJ
IN Fisher is hostess to house party
Of eight young matrons from
Newman at her home in Atlanta. The
guests are Mrs. Mike Powell, Mrs Car
land Jones, Mrs. Wade Dent Mrs Tole-
son Kirby Mrs. Sanders Gibson. Mrs
+. 3. Murphy, Mrs. Annie Orr and Mrs.
Frances Tompkins. ON Thursday Mrs
Fisher win give luncheon in their
honor at the Driving Club
ON Wednesday last Mrs William q.
Post was hostess a a MONDAY lunch
con AZ her home on Greenyile street
Sixteen women were invited, among
them being Mrs. II III. North, Mrs T; y.
Murphy, Mrs. Mike Powell, Mrs. win
Askew, Mrs a. M Norris. Mrs. Annie
Orr, Mrs Frank Cole, Mrs Sanders
Gibson, Mrs, Lewis lin, Mrs. Ella Lev
erett and Mrs. Sam Banks.
Mrs. + S. PARROT was hostess at two
parties this week. entertaining her
bridge club Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoon several guests were Invited
for Il sewing party.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
Make This and Try 1t
for Coughs
This Home Made Remedy Has No
Equal for Prompt
Results.

Mix one pint Of graduated sugar
with Il pint Of warm water and stir
for 2 minutes. Put "a ounces Of
Pinex (hfty cents WorthJ in a pint
bottle. then add the Sugar syrup.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two
or three hours.
This simple remedy takes hold Of
"a cough more quickly than anything
else you ever used. sually con-
quers an ordinary cough inside Of "a
hours. Splendid. too, for %hOuplug
cough apasmodic Group and bron-
clitis II stimulates the appetite and
is slightly laxative which helps end
a cough.
This makes more and better cough
syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50 II keeps perfectly
and tastes pleasant.
Pinex is a most valuable conceu-
trated compound of Norway white
pine extract, and Is rich in guaiacoi
and other natural pine elements
which are so healing 10 the mem
branes Other preparations VIII not
work In this plan.
Making cough syrup with PlneN
and sugar syrup COR strained honey
has proven so popular throughout
the United States and Canada that ~
Ia often initiated But the old, sue
cessful mixture has never been
equaled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this preparation. Your drug
gist has Pinex or viii get il for you.
n NOT send TO The PineX Co, f.
Wayne, IND.