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little rMisii Borglum was beautifully ythe party giyen in her or-or Mrs. rank Mason at koer Stonehenge in Druid Hills. tJAa interesting circumstance about Mittlevliiss Mary Ellis Borgluxs ibirthdayis that it is the tome as thatof her father Ouon BorPum who I also was born on March 25. TkelltLle girl was born in Atlanta id iis named for Mrs. Mason.

Assisting Mrs. Mason wert' her guests. lira. Gutzon Brglum an MrsCoribel Tenable Kellogg and Mrs. Northern ML Louie Belle Je Mrs.

Preston Arkwright Sam Venable Mason Leila Venable Mason Lincoln Borrlum. The children were brought by their mothers or. grandmothers who were invited to meet Mrs. Borglnm. The igfatrs George Brown St.

George IBrown III. Mrs. Edgar t1WU1ICUtt Aimee unnieutt Rombe1oge1' Mrs. Samuel It. lumen William Inman Mrs.

Walter Colquitt Walter Jr. Jtilla. Mrs. 1. At High Dorothy ligh Peteet Mrs.

Fred Mason Charl. 1 Billy Mason Mrs. George Robert XJillam Jr. Mrs. Altred Kennedy andtwo eons Mrs.

Clyde Junr John King. Mrs. Charles Shel- poa Luther Rosser. and Charles Slid' rton Jr. Mrs.

Hugh Richardson Inman Richardson Mrs. Car- Latimer Asbury May Wiley Frances Latimer Mrs. Robert. ey Robert Harvey Jr. Mrs.

Forrrst Adair Jr. and Forrest Ill. fMra. Henry Heinz Candler Owens and Henry Heinz. Jr.

Mrs. William Elizabeth Hoyt. Tea Given Tor Miss Hays. Dorothy Matthews and Miss Winslow were joint host- e. at a tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Winslow.

iin Decatur in compliment to Miss Margaret Hays a elect The pest prize was a piece of lingerie and the other prizes were French novelties. fVrMe decorations were hyacinths jonquils and narcissi. Miss Hays was becomingly gowned 08 tissue Miss Winslow wore yl ilark blue georgette trimmed in cut tA and Miss Matthews' gown was blue crepe de chine. Lirty guests were invited to meet Hays. Dorough Guest.

Louise Dorough a elect Pt Tuesday was honor guest Saturday afternoon at a matinee party at the Jorsyth theater given in her honor by. Miss Thelma ttanfield. The guests included Misses Edna. Mildred and Corn Johnson Miss Lola Belle ttalley Mrs. II.

Wynne Miss l10 8P nee' Miss Lucy Ten-ill. Miss Florence Noyss Miss Catherine Phillips Miss Jane Iorugh Mrs. George 1. Preston of Augusta Miss Ray Mitchell of Ackworth Mrs. Stanfield and Mrs.

E. T. Dorough. Miss iorough was becomingly gowned in black taffeta trimmed with Persian worn with a black hat. jMiss Tidwell Is Honored.

Mrs. Howard McCall was hostess at luncheon Saturday at her home in Jthe Georgian Terrace in honor of her ece Miss Elizabeth Tidwell of Quit. grlnan who is her guest. The luncheon table was lovely with jonquils. Yellow baskets of yellow hon bone were the favors.

and the places of the guests were marked with dainty old-fashioned girls with frilly dresses. Invited to meet Miss 1 lweI were Miss Mary Pltple of CartErviJle Miss Sara Maddox of Senoia. the uest of her aunt. Mrs. W.

W. Banks aKMiss. Florence Obear Miss Celeste Dunson Miss Mary Ann Lipsromb Miss Alice Green Miss Martha Stanley Miss Martha Boynton Miss Ellen Newell. Mis Elizabeth Goldsmith. Miss Virginia Turner Miss Bessie Mt rc Mitchell.

Miss Frances Coop- tiyMios Margaret Stovall. Miss Margaret Elder Miss Louise Barnwell jrad Miss Constance Cone. luncheon for Miss Field. A pretty compliment to an attractive elect was the luncheon given It time East Lake Country club Sat. by Miss Camille Hilsman and lvfme Madden for Miss Me- Field whose marriage to Angus tkenon will be an event of Moo- luncheon table was decorated de- ect being r-JwiedbJ' a little prida and groomattended hr bride maids.

Misi Field wore port stilt of henna tweed lies hat was of sand TCitb th crown embroidered ia Per- Stan. Mis Madden was gowned in blue Canton' crepe with a hatto match and Miss Rflaman wore blue taffeta Persian trimmed. with a Uffeta Jut Twelve guests were Invited to meet MiMTidd. Mrs. Hamilton To Give Tea.

Mrs. J. CL Hamiltqn will entertain at bridge Monday afternoon at 8. o'clock at her home on West Peach. tree in compliment to Mrs.

Jones Noone of Albany N. Yn the gne of Mrs. C. E. Htmilton.

Miss Martha Crane Hostess atBndges A pretty. compliment to Miss Emily Wimpey a bride lect of next Wednesday Miss Sarah Timnjons of Kansas City Mo. the guest of Misses Lamar and Brock Jeter end Mrs. Jones Noonan. of Albany N.

Y. the guest of sirs. E. Hamilton. was the bridge given by MiwMartha Crane at her ho on Piedmont avenue Sat.

urday afternoon. Distinguished Sdulptor Arrives With Family. Distinguished visitors in Atlanta for severs days are Mr. and Mrs. Gutzon Borglum.

and their two children Mary. Ellis and Lincoln who are the guests Of Samuel Tenable and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mason. at their home.

Stonehenge in Druid Hills They are being informally entertained and I happy Incident was the birthday party given yesterday by Mrs. Mason in celebration of tn birthday of little Mary Ellis Borgluzn who was born in Atlanta six years ago. Mr. Borgluna was at that time just beginning the work on the great confederate memorial on Stone mountain which was later interrupted by the war but is about to be resumed. A number of children were invited to the party yesterday and their mothers and grandmothers invited to come with them.

were guests at afternoon tea. Mr. Borgluma birthday was another incident of felicitation. History Class Elects Officers. Mrs.

W. D. Ellis. Jr. will entertain the Nineteenth Century History class Thursday.

The newly elected officersare Mrs. Joseph D. Lamar president Mrs. Robert F. Maddozvice president Mrs.

Rutherford Lipscomnb. secretary Mrs. R. E. Harvey corresponding secretary.

Wimpy Fraser Wedding Plans. A wedding of interest to many friends will be that of Miss Emily Wimpy of Clarkston. and Young Harris Fraser which will be solemnized Wednesday March 29 at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride in Clarkston. The wedding day is the 80th birthday of the grandmother of the bride who will be present. Dr.

B. F. Fraser father of the groom will perform the ceremony. Miss Ruth Houser of Princeton W. Vs.

will be the maid of honor and Mrs. E. B. Anderson of Atlanta will be matron of honor. Miss MFabell Hollingshed of Talladega Ala.

will be flower girl and little Fred looser will be rlagbearer. Harvey Fraser of Atlanta will act as his brothers best wan. Mrs. G. C.

Nunn. of Perry Ga. win play the wedding march accompanied by Harry Balgdens orchestra and Miss Norine. Swanson. of Perry.

Ga. will sing before the ceremony. After the ceremony there will be a small reception for the relatives and doe friends. The meat who arrived Saturday to visit Miss Wimpy ana to attend the wedding include Miss Norine Swan- son' of Perry Ga. Miss Ruth Rouser Princeton W.

VL Mrs. B. T. Hollinphed and Miss Mabelle Hollingshed of Taladega Ala. Mrs.

G. C. Nunn of Perry OIL Fr Rouser of Perry Ga. Hampton T. Rouser of Perry Ga.

and Mrs. W. W. Driskell of Sparta Ga. Miss Adams to Wed Mr.

Harper. The announcement of the engagement of Miss Annie Kate Adams to Joseph William Harper is of cordial interest to a wide circle of friends and the wedding will be a brilliant event of Saturday April 22 at time Ii BROWN HAYES COMPANY 389 Edgewood Ave. The Big Silk rtment Showing all the evening and street shades in the nice lines of Crepe de Chines Char- meuse Satins Taffetas Pongees Chinas Oaps Canton Crepes Crepe Meteors Mes. salines and a beautiful tine of the Sport Silks in the seasons new weaves andcol Our showing of Dependable Silks of unusual interest and the prices are. tower than the best competition.

LS an introductory to this great section pf our store you will find hundreds of pieces fine pure Silk Chiffon Taffetas and soft inch Crepe de fehines lo you at fox- iHr iSPSSSsS aa i 1 4s iS MV rt ftf r-- oo Mrs. Grace Lee Towlisend a leading Atlanta artist whose beautiful voice la providing one of the most brilliant elements in the Tuesday and Thursday night operalogues at Cable hall under the auspices of Joseph Habersham chapter D. A. R. Tuesday evening March 28 Joseph Habersham chapter D.

A. will present at Cable hall annother operaloQe double bill LOracolo and Loreley Loreley which had its premiere in New York this month will be sung as follows 8oo Racconto Italian by Clifford Durham. Solo BeciUtire and Aria" Italian by Miss Marguerite Baker Battle. Duet Duetto DArmQre Italian by Miss. Battle and Mr.

Durham. Miss Bartholomew. pianist. Mrs. Benjamin Elsas reader.

The book follows the story of the old Rhine legend and the music is very beautiful. Mi Battle is a very lovely ginger who has endeared bench to all with whom she has come in contact during her short residence in the city. Miss Bartholomew is conspicuous for her ability and Mrs. Benjamin tsr and her brothers are Leonard and 1 Frank Adams. She was a faithful worker in the Red Cross during the war at the national headquarters in Washington D.

CK Mr. Harper is the son of Mrs. Wil- liatn J. Harper and' the late Mr. Harper who was prominently identi.

fled with the real estate field of Atlanta. He attended the University of Georgia and is a member of the A. T. O. fraternity.

During his junior year at college the world war was declared. and Mr. Harper volunteered and was. in the first training camp He received his lieutenancy commission at Fortress Monroe. and was assigned to the coast artillery.

His sisters are Mrs. W. 11. Burke of' Chicago Mrs. Frank II.

Stevens and Miss Genevieve. Harper and one brother. Edward Harper of AtlIn. to. Mr.

Harper and his elect win reside In Atlanta and will maketheir home with Mrs. Harper on East Third Rtreet. Re i in the real estate busi. ness in Atlanta and is a man of splendid characteristics and qualifications. For Miss Massey And Miss Owens.

Miss Katharine Massey. of fir' mnlagham and Miss Elizabeth Owens two attractive young girls who are roommates at Mrs. Merrill's school in New York. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Heinz. parents of. Miss Owens at their home in Druid Hills. A series of parties will arranged in their honor during the Easter boll- days. Miss Lucy Cudler returned yesterday from Washington DCX where she is a senior at National Park and entertained at an informal luncheon yesterday in compliment to Miss Owens and Miss Massey.

Mrs. Henry Hem will entertain at luncheon this week in honor of Miss-Massey Miss Owens and Miss Candler. Dean Harris Wedding Plans. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Dean of Gainesville. and Joel Chandler Harris Jr.

of Atlanta will be a very interesting event of Wednesday evening April 6 and will take plate at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride- elect' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Riverside Methodist church in Jacksonville Fla. The lovely elect is the older daughter' of.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leonard Adams. who were former residents of Atlanta before moving to Florida nerenl years ago. She.

attended Washington seminary and Is talented in art. Mlxs Adams is also Elsa. one of out noted singers will make her debut as an. interpreter. Mr.

Durham's beautiful voice and fine presence were greatly admired when he sang last year in' La Boheim. LOracolo The Cot and the Church is an interesting novelty in which Scotti has the leading role. While it Is a story of Chinese life it is pure Italian music. Mr. Waters who will.

direct the program. has also a singing part while John Hoffman one of our most popular bassos win be' heard. Miss AnnabeUe Wodd will accompany end Elizabeth Andrews a rifted soprano will slug. Mrs. Ulric Atkinson the lovely regent of the Habersham chapter will tell the colorful story of the opera in her own appealing way wnkh never fails to delight and enlighten an audience.

Last year she was in charge of the series of operalogues which were most successful and interesting. a very gifted pianist and is interested in affairs musical. Mrj. Roy Le Craw formerly Miss Julia Adams is the elects sis- IL Dean. HOlcrest in Gainesville.

Miss Mary Brown of Gainesville will be maid of honor and the other attendants will include Mrs. Frank Wright of Gainesville and 1 Mrs. Frank SpratHnol Atlanta sisters of time elect. and Mrs. William Carlisle.

of Gainesville. Stewart Harris of Atlanta will act as best man. end the groomsmen will include Henry Grady. Jr. Shellman Boston Evelyn Harris.

Chandler Harris and P. It. Johnson- of Atlanta- and Herbert and Austin Dean of Gainesville. A reception will follow th ceremony News of Interest About Prominent People. Mr.

and Mr Charles Sisson are motoring in Florida. Mrs. Kelly Evans left yesterday for lien home at Hot Springs Va. fur a weeks stay at the Georgian Terrace. Colonel Evans who is in Canada will join her there.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grant who are in New York to spend the spring holidays with their daughter Anne who is in school there. will return home.

Wednesday. Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown and Miss Virginia Wooley are in Charleston where they are doing som sketches in the Magnolia Gardens. From there they will go to Mr. and Mrs. Browns home on Colonels island where they will continue their sketching.

Mrs. tluabar Roy entertained a few adles informally at luncheon at home yesterday in honor of Mrs Kelly Ey. ans who today for Hot Springs VL Several informal dinners and theater parties were given for Mrs. EY. an.

during her brief stay. Social interest in the coming of the Dartmouth colkp lee and mandolin club Saturday April 8 it heightened by the lact that their concert will' be sponsored by th Junior league. Mrs. W. 8.

Elkin has returned from Kentucky where the has own visiting relatives tot several weeks. Mr HoyGives I Afternqon Tea A delirltfl evtntrof Saturday aft. T000n- was the teVglvenbyMrs W. U. Hoyt for hguestr1 MT Patterson of Virginia The house was wasartisUeaflsdeoyate4 with quantities of spring blossoms The tea.

table in th dining room was adorned with hndmado lace tiata Sad in the center atalLsflvtr rase neld jonquils and narcissi. Entercan ir. tallf by Pnker Bond playwright and author of time drama Democracy do Lose which is to open the Woman's dub auditorium was the feature of in interesting program presented by the- Little Theater Guild Wednesday evening at Steinway' hall PUfllips Cr Wa. This was the see- uhdttgular meeting of the' guild since Sta-organlssUon month ago and rasipfesided over informally by Charles Qia1zers president tfr-JBorir. oarjated jjomeinteresting enecesti regarding the" acceptance and production of play The Mix TTp.

in' which Marie Dressier starred and declared that since coming td At. Jantaaadrealiaing the great amount of idraiuatic U1ent. here hrwas vital. tttJatereatedf in the little theater It should develop second vice ideat if Theater Quid stated that plans were now under way for the producing" of seven one. Wt jjlays and asked that original manusciipta of one-act plays of all kin dsbt submitted to tile producing cOmmiter of which he is chairman.

was at' first planned to produce four-act poetic drama written by Miss Mary Brent Whuteside but as this would mean such a large- undertaking for time first. production it has teen deemed the better plan to produce act plays first thus becoming familiar with time talent in the guild and a more artistic production of MlssWhitesides rfay later. Any person having an original one-act play to submit is asked to get in town with Miss Horton 300 Peter W. Matuire member pf the advisor board. and a new resident of Atlanta having only recently moved here from New York where lie was associated with little theater work gave some amusing stories and related a number of Irish sketches.

A. part of the program which lent ttrietr and added much to the enjoy- bent 06 the occasion was the singing by theAIisses Mabel and Hazel Whitney accompanied by Mrs. Charles Chalmers. Ch re Oesser concert master at the Howard theater a new member gay" a brief talk. Mrs.

Dora Hood JSckson dramatic director announced the program for the two following moedngi and. stated that all persons taking put on time programs were members of the guild. She explained briefly for the benefit of the new members tht' purposes of the Little Theater Guild and the aim of the organization. namely to patronize and foster native talent in the allied arts to- bring to native talent opportunities' for broadening. by giving its members a vision of worthy and acknowledged works of the arts in whth they are interested and working and serve as an opportunity to express themselves through the medium of their work.

The constitution and laws were read by' Fred Anibal the secretary and an outline of the work planned for th guild by. Charles Chalmers. The membership is open to all persons interested in joining either to set or to assist in any other capacity in the production of the plays wheth Pr it he designing costuming. staging lighting effects or directing. The membership already numbers over fifty the annual dues being 8 payable 3 semi-annually.

This entitles the member to two tickets to each performance of the guild. The next meeting of the Little. Theater Guild will be held Wednesday evening at Steinway hall Phillip ft Crews it :15 o'clock. Smith College Club to Meet. The Atlanta Smith College dub will meet on Tuesday.

March 28. at the home of Miss Mamie Branch Pow. era 164 Peacl1tree circle. dlestleks held yellow unshaded tapers sad compote. of yellow and white mints were placed at intervals.

Un. Hoyt was assisted in enter- tilting by Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. George Brown Jr.

Mrs. Russell Hoyt. Jr. Mrs. George P.

Hoyt Misses Margaret Pratt Dorothy Elyea Mrs. Denale Pettet. Mrs. 7 W. Wills poured tea.

Mrs. Hoyt was gowned in a hand. rome toilet of mauve satin with over- draperies of filet lace and hand-embroidered net. Mrs. Patterson wore A handsome gown of black satin and lace.

Twenty pests were invited. News of Stock Company Travels Afar. Prom as far as Baltimore comes congratulations to Atlanta on her new stock company and its strong and delightful character. Row fortunate we are in Atlanta writes Mrs. John It.

Ottley who has been in. Baltimore for come weeks during Mr. OltItys illness and recu peration that we are to he chance to attend a really well Gone play each week for a season. If tile tint weeks performance is fair sample then Atlanta may indeed lookforward to a of legitimate drama. In one group at the opening nightr performance there were two people wh had seen the original Now Cork company in a New YorkJheaierVplaj Adam.

and Eva" In Its CmJeasos andVthey found the Comparison not at all unfavorable tor the company. ihr comint week PWlthfat tteLaw will be the bill. and At. Untans who saw the stock company's star Clara' Joel in the tame play jn Atlanta by a company fromNew be just as wilfingto welcome. her' again in the sameJ character bus which is entirely different from her role of last' week.

permitting her opportunity to show herself the woman of resource and emotional as wen as charm. 7 jrrt vSij TJM it If Sfe. 3i i jClah fy js 4 fc1tt jjHMK tiiUiWSBsWsUM LsK MnBCM. CBBR7 sSnp iilBiVe9rTv Bv SMSst At sAfm A Tfc mi Av I sW1 sri Remarkabl B- ir Preparatory to selling out our Piano business andvinLj appreciation of the splendid patronage accorded us our friends we are offering these. 3 BIG PIANO SPECIALS for this week Autupiano Player Plano beautiful mahogany.

finish a rare instrument of sweetest tone' arid will last practically a lifetime. Our former price 750. For this week only 475 Hackler Piano among the heat on the market handsome mahogany fin. lab. Any homo would be proud of this instrument Formerly sold for 500.

For this week only A beautiful Sterling Piano mahogany finish. A good standard piano formerly priced at 350. For this week only 175 These Prices CASH COME MONDAY-If If you want one of these bargains. At these prices they will move fast. Specials- for this week only.

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Real Madeira Napkin in eight beautiful Eyelet designs. Were 1000 Dozen. Real Irish Damask Napkins 2h22 inches. A great value at 1000 Dozen. Exquisite little bread tray covers.

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