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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
TiftOn

TFToN, March 2l-The regular
meeting OF tho Twentieth Gem
fury Literary club Wednesday was
a business session but the members
made the meeting one Of the most in
teresting Of the club tHIs year
The lecture on The Natural Flora
G.ss, ~rt,s z1TdS Cf TAI County to be
delivered by Mrs Taylor Of Thomas
willie, wss postponed until April 3 on
account OF the late spriuE. Mrs. Tag
public schools, using the natural Flow
ers Of the county for Illustration, and
win address the Twentieth Century lit
erary Club that afternoon ON 'Satur-
day. April (, she will address the TIT
County Teachers Institute. At noon on
this date the club win entertain the
teachers al picnic lunch. Reports
were made showing that practically
every member Of the executive com
mittee had visited tho school assigned
10 her. made talks 10 the pupils, as
sisted them in their library work and
in beautifying the buildings and grounds
and provided fancy work for the girls.
Much enthusiasm was reported among
the schools of the county for the school
fair. TO be held in Triton The first week
jn May. Mrs. n. Peterson was appoint
ed delegate to the General Federation
BIENNIAL meeting. 10 he held in Chicago
tn June. The club is In receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Barnham, chairman Of
the education committee Of the Gen
eral Federation. udorsing the rural edu-
cation plan Of the Triton club The
plan Of the club has been adopted by
number Of clubs in the Middle West
and requests for copies Of the plan
have been 50 numerous that II was is
sued in pamphlet form some time ago.
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Savannah

& AVANNAH, March 2l-Mrs. Bar
ron Carter was the chairman OF
- The Saturday afternoon tea dance
al the Savannah Hotel Assisting her
were Miss Irene Withers, Mrs H. II.
Levy ana Mrs j, S. Wood.
The Business Girls Recreation Club
viii be organized next Tuesday after
noon at the Girl Scouts headquarters.
Mrs Clarence Bangs entertained at
a supper Wednesday evening for Misses
Louise and Sallie Morel, OF Louisville.
Ky Invited TO meet them were Roy
McKenz of Boston; Professor and
Mrs n. S. Myers, Professor and Mrs.
j. s. Jennings and Mrs. T.. j.. Good =
man
The Art Sewing Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs A. T.
Wing at her home on Park avenue.
Luncheon was served The members
present we're Mrs. f. r. Bowen Mrs.
Il. Radford Mrs G. T.. Williams, Mrs.
:. Wolfe, Mrs George Wolfe, Mrs. r..
e. Cannon Mrs j. Andrew Young Mrs.
j. r. Schuyler and Mrs. j. A. Harper.
Mrs Richard Hopkins viii entertain
this week for her visitor, Miss Reginald
Foster. Of New York. her guest at
Whitehall Invited to meet her are Mrs.
Cooper Myers, Mrs George Tiedeman,
Mrs Gordon Sausey. Miss Irene With
ers Mrs irwin S. Cobb. Mrs. Charles
S. Malone and Miss Nina Hull
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Dublin

N UBLIN, March 2i.-Misses Trilby
McGoodwin and Evelyn Walker
- who have received many social
attentions during their stay with Mrs
James ~. Finn, we're coTr!!GieHted by
Mr. and Mrs Finn with an informal
dance Tuesday evening at the Finn
home on Belleview avenue The guests
included MIR and Mrs. Il, S Street. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Eagan. Or, and Mrs.
] l.. Wellington, Miss Mildred Ward.
Miss Eudora Henderson, Miss Annie
Simons, Sam Bashnskl Alex Knight.
Chovene Walters Robert Powell Cliff
ford Holcomb. William Brunson Mel
Vile Tarpley and pr Sidney Walker,
Refreshing Ices and cake were served
late in the evening and dancing was
continued until late hour
one of the pleasant affairs was the
bridge party given Wednesday morning
by Mrs John Guyton, complimentary to
Miss Annie Simons' house guest. Miss
sudora Henderson, Of llawkinsVille. The
one table Of bridge players were Misses
Eudora Henderson, Annie Simons, Leo
nora starr and Nellie Sessions. Mrs
+, Fred Brown assisted Mrs. Guyton
in serving refreshments The honor
guest was presented with handpaint-
ed embroidery set and hair ornament
was given Miss Sessions for having
made top score.
Mr. and Mrs lizzie Bashinski enter
tanned with a dance Monday evening in
honor Of Miss Mildred Ward, OF Cor
dele the guest of Mrs. j. l.. Wedding
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ThOmdSViIIe

THOMASNILLE. March 21.-Mrs. J.
II. Herbener was the hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at an enjoyable
bridge party given in compliment to
her niece. Mrs. Royal Christian. who
has recently moved to Tnomasville from
Savannah. Prizes were won by Mrs
John Montgomery, Jr., of Mobile, and
Mrs. Donald stuart Of Savannah.
In honor of the eighty first birthday
Of John l. Parker. Mr. and Mrs John
f. Parker entertained at dinner sun
day There were fifteen guests pres
ent. among those Of Mr. Parker's i'm
dar Parker Mr. and Mrs. George Par
ker. Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Parker and Mr.
and Mrs. John l. Parker
Mrs. NJ j. Williams was the hostess
on Saturday at a luncheon given TO an
nounce the enga cement Of her grand
daughter Miss Marion Spence. to Rob-
ert Rainey. Covers We're laid for ten,
the guests being among the special
friends Of the bride-to-
Miss Sallie Starke, with her guests.
Miss Marion Johnson, Miss Nelson and
Miss Robinson made a pleasant trip to
st Marks on -the Gulf this week, stop
ping fur a short time in Tallahassee.
Plans are being made by several Of
the music lovers of Thomasville TO at
tend the season of grand opera in At
lanta next month. ThomasviHe always
sends a good representation TO Atlanta
on this annual occasion. and all attend
ing once are ready to return again.
Among those going will be Miss Ma
mic Merrill, Miss Nell Pringle, Miss
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WdyCrOSS

\VIAYCROSS. March 21.-A beautiful
M wedding was that of Wednesday
w evening Of Miss Lucille Elizabeth
Rippard to DR. James Hinton Brewton,
the marriage taking place a the Pres
byterian Church. shortly before the
ceremony a musical program was rem
dered by a number OF the city's vocal
lists and a chorus composed Of a group
Of the brides girl friends The bridal
party entered the church as the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin' was played
The ushers were II, c Bum. DR. r. p,
Lane, J. c, Morgan and Edgar Stubs
Miss Anna Morrison entered with Mar
vim l., Bum, Following were Miss
Helen Gahring. of Missouri. and l.. r.
Harrell, Miss Theresa Dyer. Of Naldus-
ia, and Grower McRae. Miss Mildred
Carson. of Jacksonville maid of honor:
Mrs Rufus G. Hawkins. the matron OF
honor Master James Rippard. the ring
bearer The bride entered on the arm
Of her father, nr. j. C. Rippard The
flower girls We're Misses Rose Morrison
and Lucy perham. The best man was
pr h. II Minchew and Rev Il. A.
Brown performed the ceremony
An elaborate reception was held at
the home Of Or. and Mrs j. G. Rip
pard pr, and Mrs Brewton left for
points IN Florida on their wedding trip.
Miss Beatrice lamhdin was hostess
last evening for a number OF her friends
at an informal party
Mrs McAlHster Torbett entertained
the Young Matrons' Cluh yesterday ait.
ernoon
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Athens

" THENs, March 21.--On Saturday
Ia the Lucy Cobb basketball team
won the fifth game Of the season,
stiu being in the lead for the girls col
lege championship of the South Their
opponents on this occasion We're the
members of the Washington Seminary
team Of Atlanta. Miss kiser. captain
OF the Washington Seminary team, made
two goals from her team, and Misses
Martha Nicholson and Sallie McWhor-
ter made the goals for Lucy Cobb. The
final score was IS TO in favor Of
Lucy Cobb.
Besides the team and the chaperons,
Misses Scott Colly, Martin and Sharp,
number of ardent rooters came over
and the day was very pleasantly spent
by them at Lucy Cobb. After the game
the two teams and the visitors enjoyed
tea and sandwiches in the library.
&. NJ. Strahan. of the University Of
Georgia, led the regular meeting OF the
Y. w. c. A. Sunday evening
The Amaltheans held their regular
meeting on Wednesday afternoon in
Miss Golfers sitting room.
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ton. at the BashinsK home on Bellevlew
avenue The dancers included MISS
Ward. Miss Anna tarrere. Miss Mahel
Harvard. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur 9. Jack
son. Miss Annie Sim0ns. Miss Blanche
Pew, Or. and Mrs T. i WeddlngtOn.
Miss Helen Baum Mrs II Rober-
SON. Mr. and Mrs TheO Rogers Dewitt
Narnadoe Alex Backshear. Mdnley
William Brunson. Chovene Walters
I'm Thomas. PAU Williamson. Robert
Powell, Melville Tarpley and clifford
Huicomb. Punch. sandwiches, nuts and
bOnbons were served during the even
ing Music was furnished by an or
chestra The dancing continued until a
late hour
Playing AT the meeting Of The Auction
club Wednesday afternoon were Mrs
j. I, WcddngtOu Mrs Wilbur g. Jack
son Mrs. ~ r.. l2agan Mrs. j. NJ.
Finn. Mrs NJ J. GuWon, Miss Dorothy
Hooks. Mrs A. 4 Toole Mrs George
Robertson. Mrs. A. = Hilton, Miss Ruth
smith Mrs John Byrne Mrs Charlie
watkins Mrs Harry Stevens, Mrs lzzic
Bashinski Mrs. Theo. Rogers and Miss
Frances webb. Mrs George =, ltobcr-
son was the hostess Of the club a the
Toolc home on Academy avenue Mrs
Toole was the winner Of The top score
priZe silver deposit marmaladc Jar.
while Mrs. Jackson won the guest prize,
rosebud pin. At the conclusion OF
the game a delicious repast was served.
Miss Mildred Ward, Miss Evelyn Wal
ker and Miss Trilby McGOodwin were
honor guests at a coon-can party Tues
day evening given 10y Mr.. and Mrs
James NJ Finn The players included
Miss Annie Simons, Miss Eudora Hen
derson, Miss Sara orr, Robert Powell,
William Brunson. sam Hashinski; tno-
ycuc Walters Alex knight and Or
sidney Walker The high score prize,
fan, was cut for by Misses Simons and
orr and won BY Miss orr Or. Walker
won the Rentleman's prize. a tie The
honor guests were presented with silk
luGe
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LAGRANGE

4 A GRANGE, March 21.-One Of the
most unique affairs Of the sea-
- son was a ST. Patricks reception
given by the students and faculty of
LAGRANGE College at the college home
Monday evening.
The guests were met at the door by
Misses Halle Smith, Grace Montague
Irene Butenschau, Bessie Mckown. owe
Bradley, Agnes Jamison and nellie
Hammond In the receiving line we're
President r. w Smith, Miss Maidee
smith. Professor and Mrs. r., J, Robe
son. Professor and Mrs. +. D. Rae
and Misses Dana Tatum and Esteue
Jones. In the drawing room punch was
served by Misses Blondine Cooper and
Maggie Sue Phinizy. In the spacious
library the guests were met by the
entertaining committee, Misses Euia
Bradford, Ruth pike, Annie Hines, Ruth
Richards. Pauline Pierce, Francis Robe
son. Annie Moore and Dolly Jones
Progressive conversation formed the
principal diversion. The College Glee
Club rendered many ENJOYABLE selec-
tons. Music was also furnished by
Jane Travis. Emma Lee Kyle, Pauline
Pierce and Annie Moore,
Mint ice and cake were served by
Misses kittie Pelcher, Jennie Vaughan,
Eddie Mae Chastain, Mary Dee Erwin,
Annie Fennel and Rowena billiard
Saturday afternoon the new officers
for t9l4-19l5 of the Y w. G. A. were
entertained by the retiring cabinet. The
honoree of the occasion was Miss Eiean
or Cory, the travelling secretary of the
Student Volunteer Movement.
AZ the regular business meeting of
the Y. w. G. A. on Wednesday officers
we're elected for the cabinet Of 1914
1916:
President, Miss Vera Paros. vice
president, Miss nellie Hammond; record
iVu Mics INaIGpN RAnaNt
responding secretary, Miss Laura Lewis;
chairman Of Devotional Committee, Miss
Blondine Cooper; chairman of Mission
airy Committee. Miss Josie Hurst, chair
man of Social Committee, Miss Ruth
Richards chairman of Temperance
Committee Miss Margaret English,
chairman Of Conference Committee, Miss
Sara Wesley; chairman of Poster Com
mittee Miss Annie Moore: treasurer,
Miss Francis Robson.
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Forsyth

- ORSYTH, March 21-The Bridge
/ club met Saturday afternoon with
] Miss Mae Cabaniss. Miss Cabaniss
was assisted in entertaining by her sis
ter, Mrs J. s. PEBBLES, Of Augusta
Following the games. a salad and ice
course was served Those present were
Misses Frances Bangs. Hattie Mae and
Annie Laurie Maynard. Annie Kate and
Edith Fletcher, Mamie Pinckard, Kate
Ford Louise Wallace and Mesdames
Vera Hollis and l.. S. Jackson.
meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Club was held with Mrs. r. III. Fletcher
last week, with Miss Mary Willis, of
Columbus, as the honor guest At the
conclusion OF the games salad course
was served. Besides the club members.
the guests included Miss Willis. Miss
Julia Collins Miss Edith Fletcher and
Miss Annie Kate Fletcher.
Among the Forsyth people going down
to Macon Monday evening TO Within
the Law" were Misses Pearl. Stevens
and Margaret Bloodworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q. Elrod, Miss Elmer Tribble, Miss
White, Messrs James, Guy and u, J.
Tribble, Andrew. Stokeley and oliver
Bloodworth. Ralph Ponder, Emmett
Phinazee, w. +. Moore, Frank Bennett
and VIII Ensign.
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Eastman

EASTMAN. March 21.-The Eastman
ct,d,, Cpass tat, a. ,.,..,,,,.. .....,
"us lass he'u l's regular meet
ing tuesday afternoon at the Com
mercial Club rooms with Mrs Harry
Hirsch as hostess. The president. Mrs.
A. w. Bealer. presided. An interest
ing business session was held. and il
was decided to ask the people Of East
man 10 observe the last Friday in each
mohth as cleanup day After the bust
ness meeting I!is a program was rendered:
a paper Ihe jew in America" by
MIS-. carrie Otterburg; Longfellow, His
LIE ana writings, by Mrs. Bob
W Enne' book review, The way of Am
bllon, ROBERT Kitchens by Miss Cam
ME prummond, and Some Early Wo-
men writer's by Mrs: WIN Wooten.
me next meeting Of the class will be
held win Mrs. W. l.. Jessup.
The regular meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union was held
Monday at the home of Mrs. w. 3.
Daniels. After the business meeting the
afternoon was gwen TO the department
Of scientihc temperance instructions.
DeVouonal exercises were conducted by
MRS. W. j.. Jessup; paper. The
Iracticaoiilty OF Sclentlnc temperance
reaching, read by MRS, \. w. Hurst ;
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Columbus

CObUMBUS. March q Mrs Floyd
Bullock, who is making her home
- temporarily a Mathis. where her
husband Is connected with the Harda :
way Contracting Company, Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. q. G. Bullock, and is
being shown many social attentions.
Among those who entertained in her
honor were Mrs S. b. Hatcher, Mrs.
j. b. TaFver and Miss Minnie Pool.
one Of the prettiest parties OF the
week was that of Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs. Thomas Shanks entertained
Informally at bridge at her home in
Wynnton. az a special courtesy TO Miss
Adelaide Bird, Of New York City. Mrs.
A. O. Blackmar. Jr.. won the top score
prize. a pair of silk hose
The ladies Of the Free Kindergarten
Association were hostesses at a silver
tea on Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Porter Golden,
Friday afternoon Miss Florence Da-
Wis, Of Canada. and Miss Adelaide Bird.
Of New York city, guests Of Mrs a. O.
Rlackmar. Jr., were entertained by Mrs
Lloyd Bowers a. pretty card party
Mrs VIII Crawford made top score
Those invited were Mrs. \. O. Black
mar. Jr. Mrs Harry Woodruff, Mrs.
r. C. Hudson. Mrs. John Shanks, Mrs.
Thomas Shanks. Mrs Clifford Swift,
Mrs. ~. r. Weathers, Mrs. Richard
Spencer, Jr.. Miss Isabel Battle. Mrs.
Frank Phillips and Mrs. VIII Crawford.
A pretty party OF tHe week was ludt
Of Wednesday morning when Miss Mary
Flournoy was hostess to the Wednes
day Morning Club, at the handsome
home Of her parents, Hill Crest The
club prize. a pair Of silk hose, was won
by Miss Alnyr Pearce
Mrs. Theodore Petri entertained the
Advanced Auction Club Monday after
noon at her home on Fifteenth street.
Miss Minnie Hunt Hall was the host
ess of the Two Table Auction Club
on Tuesday afternoon at the handsome
old Bradley home. on Second avenue.
Mrs. Richard Spencer, Jr., was the
hostess of the Sewing club Wednesday
morning al the Spencer home, on Sec
ond avenue.
An impromptu dance was given by a
number of young men at the Country
Club on Wednesday evening. Mrs An
ma Pease chaperoned the party.
The Nullo Bridge Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs VIII
Crawford at the Country Club. The af-
fair was informal and greatly enjoyed
by twelve or fifteen friends and mem
bers Of the club.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
An C1ogged Up?
Here's Quick Relief
A Simple Remedy to Correct
Constipation Before 1t
Becomes Chronic.
course was served.

Very few people go through life
without some time or other being
troubled with constipation. Thou
sands injure themselves by the use
of strong cathartlcs, salts, mineral
waters, pills and similar things.
They have temporary value in some
: cases, it is true, but the good effect
is soon lost, and the more one takes
3of them the less effective they be-
come.
A physic or purgative is seldom
necessary, and much better and
more permanent results can be OBJ
tanned by using a scientific rem
edy like DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. 1t does not hide behind a high
sounding name, but is what it Is
represented to be a mild laxative
medicine. 1t is SC mild that thou
sands of mothers give it to tiny in
fants, and yet it is so compounded,
and contains such definite ingre-
dients, that it will have equally
good effect when used by a person
suffering from the worst chronic
constipation. In fact, among the
greatest indorsers of Syrup Pepsin
are elderly people who have suf-~
fered for years and found nothing
to benefit them until they took
Syrup Pepsin.
1t is a fact that millions of fami-
lies have DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin constantly in the house,
homes like those OF Mr. H. w. Fen
'stermaker. Siegfried Pa. He says
he has had wonderful results from
the use of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin; that, in fact, he has never
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
TRY A LITTLE SAL IS IF KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER ARE TROUBLING YOU

it, because they can't control urina-
ton. While il is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful this
is really one of the most simple all
ments to overcome Get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take a tablespoonful in a
glass Of water before breakfast, con-
tinue this for two or three DAYS
This will neutralize the acids in the
urine so it no longer is a source Of
irritation to the bladder and urinary
organs, which then act normally
again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks
who are subject to urinary disorders
caused BY uric acid irritation. Jad
Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever
Here you have a pleasant, elferves-
cent lthia- water drink, which quick
ly relieves bladder trouble.-Advt.
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NliIIedgeViIIe

M lLLEDGEVILLE. March 21-Mrs.
III win Hines was hostess Tuesday
morning al a luncheon given the
members OF the Chetoa Club Those
who enjoyed the occasion were Mrs.
Frederick Wilson Mrs j. A. Price, Mrs.
w. r. Holmes, Mrs. Charlie Moore, Mrs.
6. l.. McComb and Mrs. George Reid,
Mrs. D. p. Darlington entertained the
Sewing Club Tuesday afternoon, Of
which she IS a member.
Complimenting Rev. Waldo Weller. of
New York. who is the guest Of his sis
ter, Miss Jessie M. Weller Mrs. J. A.
Galloway entertained at a six course
dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs Howard Bert Ennis, Miss julia
Belle King and Miss Berthe Stembridge
have been chosen to represent the
school at the Baraca- Philathea conven-
ton, to be held in Macon April 4,
and s.
Unique in every detail was the party
given by Mrs. Edward r. Hines Thurs
day afternoon at her suburban home.
ment by novel spring hat contest, each
guest being requested TO draw her
"dream" of a spring hat. Those pres
ent werG Mrs j. A. Galloway. Mrs. j.
A. Price, Mrs. Loderick Jones, Mrs.
Tom Hall, Mrs G. A. Lawrence, Mrs.
Day. Mrs Emmett Barnes Mrs. julius
Barnes, Mrs Scott Darlington, Mrs.
Joseph. Mrs. Louie Hall, Mrs. Mobley,
Mrs Roy Afford. Mrs W $. Little,
Mrs Cleveland Cooper, Mrs. Alien, Mrs
McCraw, Mrs. Tigner, Mrs. Greanor,
Mrs. Miller Bell. Mrs \. A. Vaughan
and others.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. G. L..
McComb entertained party of friends
at the Grand Theater,. followed by sup
per at her home on Green street.
Since Lent started the formal dances
have stopped, but the informal ones
have taken their place. On last Mon
day evening the Younger set enjoyed a
dance o. the Elks' Club. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Evans and Mr. and Mrs. oward
Bert Ennis acted as chaperons
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Pensacola

HENSACOLA, FLA, March 21-One
- of the most pleasant of the many
St Patricks Day entertainments
given during the week was dinner by
J. a. Kirkpatrick to the young men Of
his class in the First Methodist Church.
Mrs c. S. Bonacker, president of the
Civic League, made the principal ad-
dress at meeting Wednesday after
noon Of the School No. q Association,
the subject of the address being What
Florida is Doing for Education"
Archibald Winters and Miss Ruth
Winters. of Coldwater, have for the
past week been entertaining quite a
party of friends and relatives at a house
party. to which quite number of Pen
sacola people We're extended invita- tons
Among the local people to enjoy the
house party were Mr. and Mrs ]. r.
Mcneil, chaperons; Miss Annie Nc
Lane and Miss Jeanette Stinson. Miss
Bessie tinlay, of Pollard. and Miss Bess
Winters, of High Point, n. G, were
also among the guests. Among the men
were Henry Speers, of Ellington, n, c.;
w. II. Finlay and Jack Curtis, of Pine
Barren, Fla, and Rob Covington, who is
one of the guests at the Coldwater
home, S j. Harvey. of Milton, Fla. and
Charles Simpson, of the Arcadia Farms
Fla.
Mrs. W. NJ Herrider was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon TO the Circle Of the
First Baptist Church entertaining at a
st. Patrick's Day party. Mrs. S. f.
Fulghum will entertain the same body
next week.
The Browning Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Morris Bear, Mrs. Frank
d. Tracey leading.
Miss Lavonia Engle, national organ
izer of the Equal Suffrage League, who
has delivered five addresses here in sup
port of the movement. Friday night or
ganized a local branch of the league.
The local branch of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association has been con-
Quoting a membership campaign during
the past ten days, with great success.
1t is proposed TO have a total MEM
bership of 500 before the campaign is at
an end. Mrs. Preston, who was the
first house mother at the headquarters
of the Y. w. c. A., but who resigned
some weeks ago, is again in charge on
account of the illness of the regular
mother, Mrs Dora Donaldson.