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lf S' jfej- Savannah Ga. May 17. Special Correspondence. The Klrmess this Veek and the Country Fait" told Tues- the Froebel circle for the bens. of the Fresh Air home.

at Tybee. were two big events that kept all so. ctety busy. Miss Rosalind Wood was the queen of Klrmess. which was given at the Savannah theater last night and tonight and Lieutenant Stephen Mc.

Qreor U. S. A. was king. Maids of honor were Mleees Marie McAlpln Jlazelle Beard Ellen Carter Ermine Muntord Ruth Rankin and Nannette West.

The Klrmess was the most brilliant thing of the kind given here in some years. and brought In a con. siderable sum to the Daughters of the Confederacy for their confederate memorial hall. The Country Fair besides Its other attractions. was distinguished by a dramatic performance under the management or Mrs.

J. C. Tttzell In which some of the best amateurs or the city took part. Mrs. W.

F. Baker was chair- manot the circle of this end of the affair. The program consisted of a skit A Ribbon for Ills Typewriter presented by Miss Eliza Lamar Hull Miss Belle Battey and Edward' Manucy a song Playmates In which twelve bo 8 and girls represented children of jthe Fresh All' home on the beach those taking part being Misses Hendree Davis Eloise Grady Helen Stro- bar Marjorie Cults Gladys Cassels. Elizabeth Perkins and Messrs. Fred giiowden Beverley Kelley.

Charles Se. irWard. Lamar Baker Wilton Puder and Frank Mackall' an Impersonation of Vleska Surratt and tarry Lauder by Mrs. Tltzell and other specialties. and a cabaret scene In which those taking I art were Mrs.

Marion Lucas Mr. Moses Ferst Miss Sara Rpddv Miss Rosslngol Dr. Klngman White William SandersOO Corral and Isaac Minis Edward Manucy Mrs. Gordon Harrson Mrs. Tttzell Miss Emma Wal- thot Miss Eliza Schley Miss Katha- rlnt es Miss Patience Barrow Miss m.

PENN. Montlcello. Ga. May 17. Special.

A wedding ofexcep tional beauty was solemnized ij Saturday afternoon May 10. at 5jf clock at the home of the brides par tits. Mr. and Mrs. Poln- dexter Evans near Forsyth.

when Miss Vera. Evans and Mrs. Fltzhugh Lee Penn of ontcello. were united in marriage. Preceding the entrance of the bridal party- Schubert's serenade was exquisitely rendered on the violin by Professor William D.

Cornwell of Monticello who also played softly during the ceremony. The bridal party came down the prettily decorated stairway through the hall and entered the drawing room to the strains or Mendelssohn's weddln march. beautifully rendered by Mrs. Jim Sutton on the piano. The flower girls little Miss Ruth Sutton and little Miss Martha Penn of Montlcello.

entered first. They were followed by the groom and his aest man Mr. Hugh Benton. of Montlcello. Next came the little ring-bearer.

little Miss Caroline Sutton. The bride en tered with her matron or honor. Mrs. John Sutton of Atlanta. and the ceremony most Impressively performed by rtM Dixon pastor of the Forsyth Methodist church.

Immediately after the ceremony Mr. md Mrs. Penn left for a trip to Dallas. Texas and other western points. The bride Is an accomplished charming and cultured young woman.

Mr. Penn Is loine editor and publisher of The Montlcello News. TALLAPOOSA. GA. Miss Sallie William entertained a large party of friends at Wlnko Friday evening.

Beautiful decorations adorned the house. the color' scheme being pink and white. Miss Della Williams served punch. The ladles present were Mlpees Mattie McBride Jewel Mdlahan. Fay Williams.

Bessie Gill Annie Louise Thomas. Reble Helen Ellls and Mlea Kate- Bell. A specialty was a rose ballet" by some well-known men Stein Bryan. Robert RIley. Gilbert Lang Isaac- Mints and Deltz Clark.

all representing girls. Mrs. Godln Guerard very cleverly disguised acted II fortune teller and other attractions In the grounds were In of Miss Prltchard. Miss Bar. row Stoddard Mrs.

Edward Stoddard and Mrs. Hampton Wade. Mrs. George J. Baldwin and Miss Dorothea Baldwin left Thursday for a short visit to their country home at Flat Rock.

Mrs. J. Guild of Chattanooga la the guest of her mother Mrs. Edgar Nichols. Mrs.

C. N. West of St. Joseph Mo. Is visiting her sister Mrs.

Gilbert Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. John Cabell will re turn next week from their wedding trip. Miss Laura Boyd will return the end of next week from New York.

As an aftermath to the Klrmess the Daughters of the Confederacy will entertain all the young ladles who took part very pleasantly next week. The children will be given a party at the regimental armory Monday afternoon. Both the gymnasium and the yard have been engaged. for the occasion. There will be piano music for dancing and refreshments will be served.

It was originally- intended to entertain the children at the Casino but It was found more advisable to have the party In town. The older boys and girls In the Klrmess are Invited to meet the Daughters at the Casino on Tuesday evening. They may Invite their own special friends If they wish the girls In the dances which no boys took part being allowed to Invite their escorts. At the Casino they will be met by chaperons and It Is believed that a delightful evening will be spent. There will be.

dancing In the Casino hall and refreshments will be served by the Daughters. Smith Francis Huddleston Leta Jackson. Etelle Pounds Bernice Tumlln Jennie Mae Lewis. Misses Elsie and Rheuma Moseter or Woodlawn Ala. are guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Moseley. A message announcing the marriage of Miss Little Wanna.

a former Tallapoosa girl. in Walter Okla. has been received here. She will reside In La zoo. Miss.

The music pupils of Mrs. J. I. Perry- man will give the annual class recital at the M. E.

church south. next Friday night. The class this year Is a very large one and the program to be rendered Is the best ever prepared. GAINESVILLE GA. A lovely party of last week was the one at which Miss Lola RIley was hostess in honor of the members or' the Alpha Delta Phi sorority' of which Miss Rllpy Is a most enthusiastic member.

The girls were received in the parlor by Miss Corlnne Riley. The honorary members of tie Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority of Brenau. Mrs. E. E.

Kimbrough. Mrs. Will Logan. Mrs. W.

A. Carlisle and Mrs. U. P. Wa- terman gave a delightful picnic at Chattahoochee park last week for the.

members of the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Miss Helen Dean was hostess Tuesday afternon at a porch party given to the Phi Mu Gamma girls at her home on Hlllcrest Besides the members of th sorority Miss Deans guests were Mr. M. M. Ham.

Mrs. Ernest Ham. Mrs. George P. te Mrs.

Irene Stark Mrs. It. P. Robinson Mrs. M.

P. Scales. Mrs. Plerpont Flanders Mrs. M.

G. Brown Miss Martha Sprowlee Mrs. Guy Clopton Mrs. Delacy Law Mrs. Fleming Law and Miss Isabelle Charters.

A lovely compliment to Miss Halite JohnstonI' of Atlanta. was the bridge party gives Friday afternoon by her sister. Mrs. Robert Sanders. at her home on Main.

street. The first prize was won by Miss Jessica Deal. A plant was also given to the honor Punch was served on the porch by Misses mantlne and Helen Sanders. Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph Brown. George will entertain Tuesday evening May 20. from 9 until 12 o'clock. at their home on East Washington street In celebration or their twenty annl- versary. A wedding of exceeding interest to the people of QalneevlHe Is that of Mrs.

Mary Pillow Steles and Mr. Edwin' Candes French. of New Orleans La. which will take place Thursday. May 22 at the home of the brides mother.

Mrs. Elizabeth Scales Pillow on Green street at high noon. The sewing party at which Miss Lettie Smith was hostess Friday after. noon was a pretty compliment to Mrs. Mary Pillow Scales.

Eighteen of MUs Smiths friends were Invited to meet Mrs. Scales and were entertained on Vh large verandah of the Smith home on Green street circle. Wednsday afternoon Miss Alice en tertalned at Ii bridge party for Sire. Scales The guest prize was a paint ed picture the first prize was a fan. painted In pink rosebuds and the consolation was a.

book. Mrs. J. It Downey and Miss Birdie Ward served punch and an ice course was served carrying out the color scheme of pink. Saturday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Green will entertain six tables at bridge and Wednesday evening Mrs.

J. H. Downey will give a. large reception honor of Mrs. Scales.

ROME GA. The Music Lovers held the most 1m. portant meeting of the year with Mrs. R. P.

Harbin Tuesday afternoon. Following a pleasant program was the annual election of officers. which re suited in this official corps Mrs. W. P.

Harbin president Miss Jessie Hlne secretary and Miss Janie Fahy treas- urer. The program committee an- nounced the study of the season to be the continuation of grand opera. Miss Helen Eastman entertained dozen guests at auction bridge Thursday morning to honor Mrs. Guy East. man of Atlanta.

who Is visiting her for several weeks. Several other affairs are planned for Mrs. Eastman. Monday afternoon Mrs. E.

P. Tread- away and Mrs. Edward Proctor were associate hostesses of the Xazler chap- ter. D. A.

R. at the home of the former. Mrs. Edward Hume entertained the chancel guild of St. Peters church Monday- on the regular date of their meeting adding a social half hour to the business session.

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Irwin entertained Monday pleasantly for Mrs.

D. T. Kelley of Knoxville Mrs. A. D.

Gilbert and Arkansas and Miss E. M. Kelley of East Orange N. J. a trio of guests In the home.

of Mrs. Harry E. Kelley. Mrs. Caldwell Porter was hostess to the Auction Bridge club of which she Is a member Wednesday afternoon a the Coosa Country club.

The dancing contingent of the Coun- try club gave a script dance at the clubhouse Friday evening. At the Saturday tea-pouring of the Country dub Mesdames Charles Por- tr and Reuben Towers presided. Miss Joy Harper Is the gyest of her brother. Mr. Houston R.

Harper Chattanooga. Mrs. Cornelius Ternune spent the week with friends in Atlanta while In attendance upon the Presbyterian assembly. Misses Clare And Florence Yancey. who have hen visiting their sister Mrs.

Donald allies In Chthauhau Mexico will return home this week. Mrs. J. D. McCartney left Thursday for Thomas to join Mr.

McCart- ney In a weeks stay with relatives there. Miss Anna Barber of Birmingham arrives this week to visit her aunt. Mrs. Fred Averett. at Woodlea.

Mrs. J. W. May and Miss Florence Kelley May of Bessemer wilt be guests of relatives early- next week. Mrs.

J. Lindsay Johnson Is spending this week In Atlanta. i3 Stokes Go. Beautiful New Panamas In various shapes the seasons latest- are priced for Monday in four groups at 295 495 A Very Notable Sale of Trimmed Rats Monday Regular 20 25 and 30 Models all at 10 2nd FIoor Monday Morning in the Millinery Store we present great sale of high-grade Trimmed Hats including many pattern hats in the very best of the seasons shapes and styles. They come in real Milan and fine Hemps as well as silk and chiffon combinations with fine straws and braids.

The trimmings accurately reflect the trend of the most approved styles- ribbon bows flowers and fancy ostrich effects being shown in great variety. Models are all becoming and conform to the newest ideas of the season a season that is really just at its beginning. These Hats would sell usually from 2000 to 3000 you may yiay unreserved choir Monday nibrningat. 10 85 Beautiful Suits in a Monday' at 25 and' 30 Suits Last Monday was one of the days that make history in this store. A wonderful Sale of Suits.

Nearly every one of the more expensive models was chosen in a hurry. Tomorrows will be an equally. great event when these remaining 85 Suits of 25 and 30 values are to go at 15 each. Every one of good style this seasons of best materials and the popular colors. If there are Suit needs at all this is an opportunity not to be.

ignored. A Disposal of Stylish Silk Dresses at 95 Charmeuseu is merely the French for charming. In this assortment of pretty dresses. are many soft shimmery charmeuse creations which are decidedly charming. And besides these are stylish pretty foulards shantungs messa lines and a few crepe meteors.

Dresses for afternoon for street and for all occasions of daytime wear. Many styles for selection and you may buy them Monday at 695. 50 Seco Silk Kimonos at 1195 New fresh long Kimonos in various colors' artistic flowered effects or small dotted and figured designs. Some are made with shirred yoke others empire style. Instead of 350 the regular price you may buy them Monday at 195.

Laces Wanted for Summer Frocks For Values Yards Up to 100 DOZ. Valenciennes Laces. round thread and diamond mesh most of them in matched sets edges and insertions of various widths dainty choice patterns. Lace. Flouncings and Allovers- Values to 75e Several hundred yards of pretty Allovers and Flouncings of shadow Lace 18 inches wide just such as are needed for the developing of dainty.

summer frocks. These are priced here regularly up to 7Sc for this sale at 4oc yard. Allover Embroideries at 33c Yard Here is a little special lot of Swiss and Nainsook Allovers that we have priced for quick disposal Monday at 33c yard for yokes far gulmpes for blouses for brassieres and for various purposes. These Inexpensive Garments in the May Sale of Muslins- You wilt be astonished that so much prettiness and dainti- ness can be put into garments to sell at these prices. Vacation plans always reveal undermustin needs.

Here is an opportunity to buy at a saving. 250 and 3 Gowns at 198 Just the dainty fluffy lacy kinds that women like to pos- sess. Made in soft fine materials beautifully trimmed in various ways with laces medallions sheer embroideries and ribbons. 125 Combinations at. 125 Chemises at.

125 Drawers at. 69c Brassieres That Women Like at The ModelBrassierei is so prettilyfashioned and trimmed 100 Silk Ratines Are Priced for Monday at Yd. These beautiful Ratines have been among the most popular dress fabrics of the season they are in the fashionable shades soft exquisite tones Hydraugia blue American Beauty pink leather and champagne double width. Priced here regularly at 100 for Monday at 790 yard. Silk Section Second Floor.

The New Parasols Never were shapes so original or colors and combinations so varied in short never were parasol styles so fetching' Kinds. to go with any costume. Kinds too go with some particular costume. Unique effects in the dome shape and the Belt one pf the seasons prettiest and besides these plenty of regulation styles with wood handles. Pretty Dresden and pompadour effects.

Prices range from to 10. i 2Se Novelty Ribbons at lSc Fresh pretty Ribbons for children's sashes hair. bows hat trimmings etc. in a large assortment of colors floral. effects and novelty weaves 4 and 5 inches wide.

35c Satin Ribbons at21c These are the new and popular shades for hat trimming that have been so hard to get here are Nell rose royal blue and the light shades pinks blues lavender etc. Regular 350 Ribocns at 2ic yard. 5 Hair Braids at 375 Full soft wavy braids some are three-stem style 32 inches' long all desirable shades. At 129 are good heavy braids soft and wavy 26 inches long all wanted shades. News of Interest Concerning Popular Wash Fabrics 50c Marquisettes at 25c yard for Monday printed fabrics in choice colorings for dainty dresses.

Mummie Linen Suiting 48 inches wide at 7Sc yard. These colors Pink tight blue cadet' navy wistaria lavender silver gray. Beautiful French Ramie Linens. 48 inches wide- at xjc yard golden brown kings blue cadet pink old' rose wistarja and white. Sheer white mercerized striped Lingerie doth with dainty- colored embroidered designs pink sky heliotrope and black 25c yard.

Renfrew silk-and-cotton mixed Novelty fabrics checks stripes and plaids' all popular colors. Price 250 yard. inch Cotton Crepes in plain colorschampagne cadet heliotrope and navy 590 Yard Cotton Foulards in pink- blue and lavender figured effects Special for Monday at 85 yard. 3f inch white' Linen Cambric soft finish for dresses- skirtschildrensstiltsi and dresses very special value at 259 yard. 335.

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Yards in ouncin an overs- a ues 8 a I. i I if ow an ns binations at 125 Com e25 at 1 125 a a Model Brassiere isso prettily fashioned that it can be worn witbbut a corset cover there are several styles lac or embroidery' finishedperfect fitting Priced at ar 46 6 lam- flu eta r- A atines r' rice or rr oat 1. r- tAO se. i 71 I 3. to.

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