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nosday in Atlanta.
Mrs Elizabeth Frey is visiting1
NJ and Mrs. Mayes Frey.
srs G. T. Nolan entertained her
,.;dga club wednesday afternoon.
Mrs B. T. Frey spent Tuesday in
cu,vrna with her mother, Mrs. Bow
, lie.
Mrs Fain, who mas been quite
.io, at her home on Cole Street, is
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie Frey spent
sunday in Atlanta with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Lyle.
Mrs Frank Hardeman will be
hostess of the Choral Club Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Banks, of Gainesville, has
come to visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
A. DuPre.
The burlesQue entertainment,
1.-THE Suffragettes' Convention, to
he given by the Civic League the
first week in May, will be a most
amusing performance.
Dcbbs sells Rubber Roofing.
Mrs. sylvester, who has been sick
With bronchitis for two weeks. is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. Gordon Stephens, of Terrell
County, attended the funeral of his
brother, Mr.. Walter Stephens.
Miss Edna Billiard, from near
Lost Mountain, is spending a few
days with Miss Allie Crockett.
Miss Augusta Cohen spent the
, weekend with her brother and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Groves Cohen, in
Atlanta.
Glass No. 2 of the First Aid work
held its first meeting on Thursday,
the 18th, at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Fowler.
Rev. l. H. Noe and Mrs. Noe
came down from Sewanee Tuesday
and are now in Macon for tne Do
cesar Council.
The B. Y. P. U. mas invited the
Epworth League to unite with them
in the service Sunday evening, and
Miss Fannie Lou Webb has charge
of the program.
Mrs. Clark leaves the last of this
month to visit in ST. Louis but Mr..
Clark will remain awhile either
here or in Atlanta.
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church met
at Mrs. George Griffin's home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, Tate's twins, Jennie and
John, have gone with their nurse
10 Tate to enjoy a few days with
relatives in the country.
Miss Lula McMichael, who has
been so seriously i'll at the home
Of Mrs. Boston, is improving rapid
~ and left Tuesday for visit to
Oxford, Ga.
Miss Julia Anderson will enter
foSr
TAN the Druid Hills bridge club, of
Wh1ch she is member, on Friday
inviting the Misses Shipper to meet
them.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Cheney, who
nave returned from Macon, will be
al home in the cottage on Roswell
street where Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Clark lived.
Some of those who will attend
~and Opera next week are Mrs
Drown Miss Cora Brown, Mrs. NJ
D. Hodges, Misses Julia and Mary
li0"eii' Mrs. Richard Meares. Mis-
Se" Sehilling, Mrs. Mollie Martin,
MISSES Mabel CorteIyou. Frances
law and Laura Margaret Hoppe.
mr. A. A. Bishop has completed
solne interior improvements on mis-
washington Avenue residence. and
,i"Ished tinting the walls nice
JUL Also he has presented his
vile with some new porch furniture
ana dining-room CHAIRS all made in
Marietta. '''0 "
employees of the Waite House
e 10 cultivate a vacant lot in
a'lIAston City. President Wilt
So. -" 7~p poets to do some hoeing in it
rs ~'s'u OF golfing for exercise, This
d. 49,, Us US that John Ruskin in
j. " lis mates in a boys school
-, L" sand to expend their youth
90 '7fsy in building roads instead
p'Sying hockey and football.
|'Ss Lillian Dobbs entertained in
.'."alIy on Monday afternoon with
Cole. ior MISS constance
part. "a, visit to the strand" the
Had refreshments at 6rrg