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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
ThOmdSViIIe

THoMAsvILLE. Feb. 21.--A most
enjoyable social event Of the week
here was the japanese operetta
given by a number Of the society girls
and which drew a big audience. The
leading role was taken by Miss Rather
inc Merrill, assisted by Miss Marianne
Watt and Mrs. Joseph Turner. Miss
Goodwin Mitchell, Miss Nina Wylie, Miss
Louise Grantham and Mrs. Robert Par
dee also took prominent parts. Those
In the chorus were Misses Mary Jerger,
Jessie Watt Margaret Mckay, Georgia
Mckay, Fraser Mitchell, Isabel Mitchell,
Minnie Weldon, Alva Balfour, Mary Eva
Mallette. Alice Parker, Margaret Mltcn- r
ell, Agnes Upchureh, Annie Bess OUT
Florence Vaughn, Mrs, James w. pl-
lon, Jr., and Mrs. j.. l.. Foster.
Mrs, J. B. Jemison was the hostess
"Wednesday afternoon a. large orldge
party giver at her home on Dawson
street. Besides those PLAYING. other
Miss Frances Chisholm entertained
Wednesday at an afternoon tea.
The dance given Thursday evening by
the young men Of the Nine O'Clock
Dancing Club was one of the most en-
joyabie Of the season and was the last
Easter dance IN April. The large as
sembly room of the Blks' Club was useS
for the dance and was attractiVely dec
GRATED for the occasion. The presence
Of a number Of out-of-town guests add
ed to the enjoyment Of the occasion.
The women Of St. Thomas Episcopal
Church entertained Wednesday after
noon with the Tea given by them every
year Just before the Ienten season. A
large crowd was present
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
LdVOnid
AvoNIA.

4 AVoNIA. Feb, 21.-Wednesday
morning at the home of the bride
on Ha~Awell street, Miss Donnah
Wllliford and Pope Vow were married,
Rev. @. NJ. Howerton, of Hartwell, per-
forming the ceremony. The wedding
march was played by Mrs, S, b. Vow.
The bride ana groom were taken in an
automobile to Martin, where they
boarded the train for a trip to Atlanta,
and from there will go to Florida Miss
Wiliford is the daughter OF Judge l.. O.
Williford, of L.avonia, and is one Of the
popular members of the younger set
Mr., Vow is leading merchant Of Mar
tin,
The marriage Of Miss Eddie Rampley.
of Carnesvlle, to Rev Thomas Sullivan,
q Conner, Will take place in the Metho-
dist Church Aat GAINESVILLE April IS
l. A Rampley, Of Gainesville.
Mrs. Turner Beasey was hostess at
linen shower for Miss Donnah Wilt
ford Friday afternoon. About 80 were
present
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Gainesville

= AfNESVILLE. FLA. Feb. 1.-THE
pariors Of the Southland Seminary
were well filed at the last meet
ing Of THE Mothers" Mrs. Stevens
having extended a cordial invitation to
use them for that purpose and taking
charge OF the program. After the usual
opening prayer by Mrs. George !. Doig
and singing the old hymn, "Biest Be
the Tie That Binds" there was a piano
duet by Misses Alice Howard and Aileen
Munniek; recitation by Miss Lucille
Freeman; vocal solo, Little Boy Blue,
BY Miss Margaret Kilgore; recitation by
Miss corinns Putnam; solo by Miss
Irene AeInyin, and a prayer reading by
Miss Esther Owen.
The annual election Of officers for
Alaehua Camp, w. o. W.. resulted as
follows: Past council commander, c. G.
Hignbotham; council commander, w.
r. Williams; advisor lieutenant, 7. J,
Perry; banker, A. X. Harper; clerk, DR..
J. d. Dell, Jr., escort, J, l.. Piummer;
watehman, o. o. Thtrpip; sentry j. v.
Bel; managers, z. Baird, J. 3. BROOKS
More than 20 women attended the
meeting of the Earnest Workers OF the
First Presbyterian Church al the resi-
dencs OF AlFs. n. H. AitAfSdfgs <AAHoLa1
those present were Mesdames EDWARDS,
Carter, YoungIoye, Larsen, Morris, Wal
ker, Whiting, SpFague, Fuller, smith
and Carter, Misses sprague, walker ana
4 dramatic recital was given Tuesday
night at the South and Seminary.
Prominent on the program were Misses
Lucille Freeman, Jessie Butler, Corinne
Putnam, Ruth Berry and Margaret kli-
gore. Professor J. oscar Miller rendered
several violin solos.
The Philharmonic Society met this
week at the home Of Mrs. G. IA, Coles
and rendered program Of instrumental
and vocal music, Those taking part
were Mrs. q, M. Younglove, Professor
J. Oscar Miller, Miss BerDice DeLand,
Mrs. G, l.. Crow, Miss Ruth Doig, Miss
Ella Miller, Mr.. and Mrs II. Molnari
Miss Frances Mcdowell Mrs Graves,
| Mrs. Dorsey and Mr. Halna.
A valentine dance at the Elks CLUB
Monday night by the COtillion Club was
! an event of the season. Those present
were Mrs. ID. s. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
| J. b. Dell, Mrs. u, y. Cannon, Mrs. II
/ b Arnold, Mrs. w. b. Taylor, Mrs. j.
/ O. Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Brin-
/ son, Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Graham, Mr.
4 and Mrs, G. M. Younglove, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Wellington: Misses flfreda Renfroe
/ Of Jacksonville; E,loise Bowyer, ol
Tampa; Lillian Clarke, Constance Bish-
op, Addie Richardson, Irene Mccarthy
i Mervin Ray and MessFs. sam Mixsop
Mason Richardson. w. j. Morrow, j. g
/ Chestnut Y. +. Cannon, James Chestnut
Jr., and Thomas Dean.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
nd Miss Julia Trippe. of Gov,

Cirnweli and Miss Julia Trippe. Of Cow
ington.
Miss Mary Cline gave party We'd
nesday afternoon for the members Of the
Original Thirteen Club.
A silver tea was given Tuesday BY the
Woinan's Christian Temperance Union
at the home OF Mrs. Miller 8. Bell.
The home talent play, "Hailucina-
tions." written by Mrs. Edward r.
Hines, was played to a packed house at
the Grand Friday night. Particularly
pleasing in their parts were Mrs. Hines
as leading woman, and Mrs. Loderick
Jones.
Miss Nan Barksdale entertained few
friends at luncheon Thursday compli-
nentary to Mrs J. A. Calloway's guests.
Mrs. Cornwell, of Augusta, and Miss
Trippe, of Savannah.
on Thursday night the Knights of
Pythias held a golden jubilee celebra-
tion at the Grand. An Interesting pro-
gram was carried out Hon. Livingston
Kenan delivered the address.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Athens Musicians to
Be Heard in Concert
Miss Rosa Smith and Hugh Leslie
Hodgson VIII Appear Before
Musical Association Here.

Two promising young musicians of
Athens win be heard in concert in
Cable Hall February "a, when they
win be presented by the Atlanta Mu-
sical Association, They are Miss Rosa
Prlngle Smith, pianist of exception
al ability. and Hugh Leslie Hodgson,
a voiinist.
The two young Georgians have
completed a course of study under
the masters abroad. Miss Smith, a
pupil Of Alfredo Barili, will be re-
membered In Atlanta for the program
she gave at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Brown. at the formal pre-
sentation OF Miss Marjorie Brown to
society.
Mr. Hodgson has but recently re-
turned from Berlin, whore she spent
several years studying with Madame
Ter Stepanom. Both visitors will be
entertained AZ the home OF Governor
and Mrs. Slaton, the latter being pres
ident OF the piusieal association.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Dublin

~ UBLIN, Feb 21.-This weeks So
cisl event in Dublin was the mar
~ fIage OF Miss Louise Orr and
Charles watkins, which took place at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr., and
Mrs u. r.. Orr, Thursday afternoon
Mrs George Robertson presided at the
piano and the ceremony was performed
by Rev Clarence Clark, Montezuma
Baptist, an uncle Of the bride. Mr. ana
NJ !. Watkins left for an extended bridal
trip
Miss Dollie Hooks. was honor guest at
ing by Miss Hooks. Playing were Miss
Adams, Miss Trilby McGoodwin, Mrs.
Wilbur Jackson, Miss Dorothy Hooks
Miss Frances Webb; Messrs. sam zen zen
yers,. o. G. Sparks, 7; r. Ramsay. VII
bur Jackson, j b. Hicks, Sam Bashin-
ski and DR.. w. II. Brigham. A pin
cushion prize was awarded Miss Adams
Ing, given by Mrs. A. p. Hilton. Guests
were Miss Louise Orr. Mrs. Joseph Guy
ton, Miss Galloway, of North Carolina;
Mrs Mrs 2, r Jordan MIS- r. ApperIssGn' Son Of
J. roele, Miss Elizabeth Lewis. of Mon
tezuma; Mrs. George Robertson and Miss
Frances Webb. There also were several
lowing were players: Miss Ruth Adams,
of Macon; Miss Sara Orr, Mrs. Frank
Lawson, Miss Nina Cook. Mrs. Warthen
Evans, Mrs. Frank Watkins, Mrs. Guy
ton Sanders, and Mrs r. +. Brooks.
Mrs. II. =, Eagan was awarded a vanity
case as top score prize. Mrs. Frank
Watkins secured the consolation, a
squeeze easy" thimble case. After
luncheon the honor guest was presented
with much linen and silk hose.
A charming dance was enjoyed by the
Young people at Miss Pew's dancing
parlors, at which a number of visitors
were present the dancers being Mrs
r, S. Street Mrs. Wilbur Jackson. Mrs
Hoowell. Mrs, d. S. Brandon, Miss
Evelyn Walker. Miss Mabel Barnes.
Miss Kathleen Johns. Miss Trilby Nc
Goodwin, Miss Blanche Pew, Miss Anna
Carrere, Messrs. z. s. Street, Sam
Bashinski. o. G. Sparks, Thomas Ram
say, d. w. Varnadoe Alex Smith. Al
Snow OF Quitman; Sam Conyers, Wilbur
Jackson, Melville Tarpiey. O. Duggan,
William Brunson, Charlfe Watkins Rob
ert Powell, George Robertson and others
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
COrdeIe

(oRnELE. Feb. Ala delightful
event of the week was the valen-
- tine tea given by Mrs, w. H. Nc
kenzie in compliment TO her sister, Miss
Mary Herring, OF Savannah; Mrs. J. j.
Rooney, OF Tifton, the guest OF Mrs, ID.
Holmes. and Mrs Higgins, OF Ohio, who
Is visiting Mrs Edward Stallings. AS
sisting Mrs Mckenzie in entertaining
were Mesdames Ballenger, G. M. Nc
Kenzie and r, ID. Minis.
Mrs y. q. Rostright was the hostess
Wednesday afternoon at bridge party
In honor Of Mrs. j. J Rooney and Miss
Herring Mrs. Boatright again enter
tanned a number of her friends on the
following afternoon at a thimble party.
One OF the prettiest affairs OF the
week was the valentine rook party given
In compliment to Mrs. ] J, Rooney by
her hostess. Mrs, Dobhin Holmes
On Saturday evening Miss Edith
Markert entertained Informally twelve
guests at valentine party.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
WayCrOSS

Nv TAYcRoss. Feb. 1.-Wednesday
M afternoon at the Country Club
w Mrs Edgar Allen Stubbs enter
tanned = party OF her friends in honor
Of two visitors, Miss Madge Stubbs and
Miss Lillian BrantieY, OF roy Ma.
Rook was the game OF the Afternoon ana
the George Washington ldsa prevailed u
all the details The scorekeeper was
Miss Mary Crittenden. The prize for
the highest score. a box Of correspond
ence cards. was won by Miss bfsnusy,
In honor Of Miss Mercedes Miller OF
Miss Annie Laurie Walker entertained
with an informal luncheon "Wednesday.
Miss Alma Green entertained with
theater party Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Robert Palmer, of Cumberland,
Md, who is the guest Of Mrs, Walter
+. Little, The guests included Mrs.
Mrs n h. Rhoads. Mrs. John w. Ben
nett, Mrs r. JEFF Bailey, Miss Carrie
Shropshire, Miss Dorothy Dodd and Miss
Among the most enjoyable affairs OF
the week was the entertainment given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. =, 4. Bates
for the members of the Georgians;
A Jacksonville wedding OF much in
terest in Waycross and through Geor-
gia was that OF Wednesday night when
Miss Enid Lysls Brotsard and Lueins
Augustus Hardee were married. The
bride is a member of one Of Florida s
most prominent families. her father hav-
Ing been at one time Governor OF Flori-
da Mr.. Hardee formerly resided In this
city, and his mother is now resident
two Of the prettiest home weddings
OF the season were those OF this week
when Miss Mary stanton became
the bride OF Or, samuel Engle Lee, and
Miss Louise Fendt became the bride OF
". II. Jones' The stanton Lee wedding
occurred Thursday evening at the home
az the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Valentine L, stanton Rev, Father Ries
performing the ceremony, Only mem
hers Of the family We're present. The
wedding march was payed ny Miss
Alex Carswell pr and Mrs, Lee left
for points in the North and East.
Wednesday evening at the home or her
parents, MIR, and Mrs. G. A, Fendt, Miss
Louise Fendt and w. II. Jones were
married, Rev w II, Seruggs performing
the ceremony, The wedding march was
PLAYED by Mrs Alvin Johnson, piano
and Miss Katherine Johnson, violin.
lust before the ceremony Mrs. j, W.
Seals sang THE Hour That Gave Me
You" The maid Of honor was Miss Mary
Fendt a cousin of the bride. The How
er girls were Misses Dorothy Blythe
and sarah Bradshaw, and Miss sarah
Pittman was the ringbearer. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones left Immediately after the
ceremony for NeTth Carolina, where they
viii spend a few weeks visiting, they
will reside In Wayeross.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Tifton

sT-FToN. Feb, .2i.--Mra. J. B. Smith
entertained the Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar
rate winning the prtze. piece Of hand
made lingerie Mrs. Reason Henderson,
uf Ocilia, WAS the guest of the club.
Ivan Morgan, Jr., entertained mum
her Of friends at 4 bird supper We'd
neNlay evening. Those present were
Misses Mallena Scarhoroush, Of Jack
spnville; Marguerite O Neal, isstelle and
White Mae Morgan, Arthur Cobb. Neal
McPhaul and Ben Wilson.
Among the many entertainments for
Miss scarborough. af iaeksepville, who
Is the guest OF Misses Estelle Morgan
and Marguerite u'Neal. was the enter
tRinment Tuesday evening. given hy
Miss Morgan and the ropk RArty given
Monday evening by Miss O'Neal.
Mrs. II. L. Garhutt entertained num-
her OF friends Thursday afternoon Ia
honor OF her guests, Mrs. Carl r, Brown
and Mrs N w. Findley, Of Brunswick.
Mrs Henry Miller. Of Louisville, Ky,
and Miss Lucy Mae Hiisheuse Of Sylves-
ter, were among the ut-pf~tewn guests,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
fitzgerald
- 1TzGERAI.D. Feb. q The largest
function Of the season was the

- tTzGERAI.D. Feb. 81 largest
function Of the season was the
valentine tea given by Mrs. II. Il,
Ritchie Friday afternoon al her home
on West Magnolia street IN honor OF
Mrs. L. v. Adans Of Atlanta, and Miss
Ethel Adams. pf pemorest. Mesdames
y. 3, Wall, A. VI. Thurmond. j. L, An
usewa. J. l. McCarty and Miss Mabel
Rodgers and Elizabeth Nixon assisted IN
receiving,
a Wedding OF more than usual inter
est was that 'of William II, Bowen and
Mrs. Kate BULGE Myers. which occurred
Monday evening The Rev. George w.
Mathews, of the Central Me,hodist
Church, officiated The couple left for
New York and the East on their honey
moon The marriage il the termination
~ n romantic courtship which lasted
sixteen years. Mir. and Mrs Bowen are
well known In Fitzgerald and over the
state. The bridegroom IL the son nf
the late Robert " Bowen and heads
the Exchange National Bank and other
enterprises
Colonel and Mrs Clayton Jay enter
iained at a rnok party Tuesday evening
81 their home on South Lee street
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs j. l..
McCarty. Mr.. and Mrs, l. L. Grtner, Mr.,
and Mrs. III II. Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. c.
y, Brown. Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Warren,
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Wooten, MIR and
Mrs. Joseph Iigeous and Mr., and Mrs,
Jack Mayes,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR BACK HURTS;
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS WITH SALTS

twinges. The urine is cloudy, full
of sediment channels often get sore
water scalds and you are obliged 20
seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good, reliable ply
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces Of Jad
Salts: take a Tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also 20
neutralize acids in the urine so il
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
lad salts is a life saver for regular
meat eate-s. 1t is inexpensive. can
not injure and makes a delightful
effervescent lithia-water drink
Advt.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

Mrs. Harris Cope. Mrs. w. W. Young,
Mrs. J p Anderson, Mrs. Buford Green
Mrs. FELTON, Jones, Mrs. J. w. Jones.
Mrs L. c. Morgan, Miss May Jones, Of
Canton, and Miss Bernice Tumlin.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harry
WornelsdoFf gave q bridge party in hon
Mrs Wade cothran received first prize,
which she presented to Mrs. Brown,
the guest Of honor. After the game a
delicious lunch was served at the tables.
Mrs Wade Cothran entertained a
number of friends Monday afternoon
for Miss May JONES, of Canton, on the
eve of her departure for home. Lunch
was served, the guests being Mrs: Harry
Womelsdorf. Mrs George Brook, Mrs. p.
C. Flemister, Mrs. J. p. Anderson, Miss
May Jones and Miss Ida Lou Milan.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
MOuItrie
Feb. 21-Among Ii.
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N1oULTRIE, Feb. 21.-Among m,
delightful events Of the week IVA,
the forty-two party given satur.
day morning by Miss Bertha Horpsl
complimentary to the members of M,
Entire Nous Club. There were twepty
guests.
Mrs. James 7. Killen compliments
Mr. Kilen with six-course dinner m
Monday evening, the occasion being tbs
anniversary Of his birthday. The guest,
included the employees of the hardware
company of which Mr.. Kilien is a mem.
her
Mrs. W. F. way entertained a mum.
Der of elderly women on "Wednesday
afternoon in compliment to her mothsT
Mrs. Norman. who is her guest. Facb
guest came equipped with her sewing
bag and the afternoon was spent iH
needlework
An interesting and enjoyable program
was given at the meeting of the John
Benning Chapter. D. A. R., when MIS-
W. j Vereen was hostess THURSDAY All.
ernoon at her residence. Talks on his.
toricai subjects were made and wers
interspersed with musical numbers.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
ROCRnndrt

N )CKMART, Feb. 21.--Mrs. William
W son gave course dinner Satur-
day, inviting congenEal party
with instructions to bring their crochet
ing The valentine idea was carried out
in the decoration. The guests were
Mesdames A. S. Williamson, Willie Ow-
ems, Henry owens, Carnes, w Fergu-
son, M, p, Lane, NJ. V. Lane. Phinizy
and j, w Fambo. Miss Annie William
son and Mrs. Tom Clements assisted
their mother in entertaining
The young women of the town have
organized a Young Ladies Club. Those
Miss Ruth Adair. Miss Katie Harris,
Miss Florlne Everett, Miss Inez Hodges.
Miss Matte Carlton, The teachers have
been invited to be present at all social
meetings during their stay in Rockmart.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Qniok Home Cure
For Piles
Trial Package Absolutely Free
viii You Send a Post
Card for It?

II YOU are a sufferer from piles, In.
Btant relief is yours Tor the asking, and
4 speedy, permanent cure will follow.
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No matter how desperate you think
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and found out for yourself how eftica-
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Every day YOU suffer after reading this
notice You suffer needieSsly simply an
out free coupon and mail To-day,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Meat Forms Uric Acid, Which
Clogs Kidneys, Irritates Blad-
der or Causes rheumatism.

When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region,
II generally means you have been
eating too much meat, says a we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid, which overworks the kidneys in
their effort to filter II from the blood.
and they become sort of paralyzed
and loggy When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog, you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels,
removing all the body's urinors
waste else you have backache. sick
headache, dizzy spells: your stomach
sours. tongue is coated. and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Feb. 21.-Mrs,
II John Rison Jones entertained the
Tuesday Auction Club Tuesday.
Mrs. I. H. Gilbert won the club prize
and Mrs. A. l. Rison the guest prize.
Miss Viola Bradley was rendered a
pink luncheon Tuesday by her mother,
Mrs. J. J. Bradley, twelve girls attend
ing.
Miss Julia May Penny has returned
from an extended stay in Birmingham.
Miss Sadie Russell entertained Tues
day at a birthday party for number
OF her friends.
Mrs. Richard Walker, OF Montgomery,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
CdrterSViIIe

n CARTERsvILLE. Feb. 21.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Emerson Brown, OF
- Kalamazoo. Mich, who are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. l.. Brown,
have been delightfully."- entertained dur
ing their stay in Gainesville. Mrs.
John w. l. Brown was hostess at an
elegant dinner the past week, given at
the Terrace in Mrs. Browns honor.
Covers were laid for twelve and dinner
in five courses was served.
Mrs. A. B. Green entertained the
party at bridge. Those invited to meet
Mrs Brown were Mrs. George Brooke,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Railway
Manager Resigns

AUGUSTA, Feh, 21.-E, C. Deal
vice president and general manager
OF the Augusta Aiken Railway and
Electric Corporation. has rendered has
resi- gnation, to become vice president
and 'eral manager OF w, ~ Colar
4 Co. OF New York. large opera
tors OF electric light and railway cou-
panies. gas and water companies
throughout the United States.
r. ", Spodord. at present railway
superintendent will become acting
general manager.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Town Finds 1t Has
No Justice of Peace

SANDuSKY, OHIO, Feb. s1.--Resl-
dents Of Put-in- Bay, meeting informal
ly here decided to ask the state AS
Semhiy to take some action that viii
give them a justice of the peace
Justice T. g. Alexander was under the
imnressian that his term did not expire
until January l, 1915, and accordingly
did not seek reelection.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Greensboro

REENsBoRo. Feb. 21.--Miss Gladys
Younghiood entertained twenty
~ Ave friends Friday afternoon at
roolg.
A delightful event Of the week was
The rook party al which Miss Josephine
King entertained Friday afternoon AZ
the home Of her sister, Mrs. r. r.. helu.
The hostess was assisted by her sisters,
Mrs Reid and Mrs f. w Bethea.
Mrs, h. Harvey Armer entertained the
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Gordon

r ORDoN, Feb. 2i.-The Gordon I'm
provement Club entertained at an
~ enjoyable valentine party satur-
day evening.
Or. and Mrs. r. L. Evans entertained
Thursday evening in honor of their
guests, Professor and Mrs. Frank
Evans, OF Kentucky. A flower contest
was engaged in and games and music
were also enjoyed.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
GAVE DwELLER is ARRESTED.

CASSVTILE. MO. Feb. eL-Elijah
Shrum. the only cave dweller known
in southwest Missouri, has been ar
rested by Deputy sheriff Nanandt. OF
this county. and lodged in Jail on q
charge OF cutting timber ON other
peoples land,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
g spending a while at her former hon.,

here. Honis
Miss Mona Allen entertained a.
Phoenix Club Wednesday afternoo-s
First prize was won BY Mrs Robo...
Lowe, The club prize was captures H.
Miss Fanny George Young and Nsis,.
Edith White cut the consolation
Miss Mary Murray and Mrs Joh.
Ldsk viii entertain Monday al a lar..
d. A. r. entertainment. The affair r5isS
be a Mount Vernon tea and the e,es,1
Will wear costumes Of that period.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Lincoln S RoStrum
Destroyed by Fire

KEwANEE. Feb. 2I-A grain ele-
vator. from the steps OF which Ahra-
ham Lincoln spoke in 1858, in a CAM
paign for the United States Senate
was destroyed by fire to-day. The
building was owned by George s
Dole, of Chicago. The loss was
$4,000.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

Corn freedom is yours at last. not next
"GETS-IT'' goes after corns as a crow
does corn. There are no more thick
plasters and greasy salves that don't re-
move, no more files, razors and jabbers
that make corns grow. Put a few drops
of GETS IT. on and see every corn
and callous shrivei and vanish That's
the new way, the painless, sure, safe,
quick way. Only "GETS-IT' can do it.
Apply it in seconds.
Every druggist in the land sells
'GETS-IT," 20 cents bottle, or sent di-
rect by =. Lawrence & Co, Chicago
cobs' Pharmacy. Eikin Drug Co, Cour-
sey & Mum. Green Trent Drug Co.