oe eoooeeee sOCIETY ra. J. W, Bnellings, Evitor if ever-come pertect days, hoaven tries the earth If It im tune, ver it softly her warm ear Ia tor we look or whether we lin var life murmur oF #00 it glint clod foels a stir of might inet within It Uhat reachen and toworn, roping blindly above it for light, 8.40 a soul in grasa flowers: tush of life may Well be veen ing bak over hills. and valleys Cowalip stnrigs in meadows re suttercup eatebes the sun ‘in its chalice, here's never a leaf nor a blade too mean + nome happy creature's palace: ttle bird site at bis door in the! Uke & blossom among the leaves! lota his tMlumined being o'errun the deluge of summer it receives) ante feels tho eggs bencath her! wines, the heart in her dumb breast, utters and sings: nga to the wide world, and she! to her nest— y nice Sar of Nature, which song] 4a the boat? Lowell ao rarn June dayn we sre re: od of this beautiful extract In on of Sir Launfaul.” by James Ni Lowell. How ‘Ql it pletu 3 in all te” beauty and glory. y times have mot changed tn respect; the days and nights ast ne lovely 98 whery Lowell in etic greatness pecped into the fof" ture and wrote this beau A Beautful Party, tooo uf Mrs, Hon 8. Thompson 1° ite airytand on gost 7 aig ‘nen abe compete Sunday Schoot Balewin-witeon, A quiet but beautitut wedding wae n occurred at the home. of} Mra. shepherd Baldwin 06) the afternoom of June 2, and uatted tm tho holy bonds of wedlock thelr] eldest daughter, Genie, and Mr. Jacob Wilton, of the County, June ls Indeed a rare month for weddings, ‘Then it fe that the rones-are tn bloom fand the daisy felds look Ike « carpet. of white and gold. On this occasion dainien were used ah decorations, here being a special attachment by [tho bride for this modest Aswer, ot wan the class flower when she ‘Rraduated from High Schoo! here, Fund Inter when she completed her ‘olloge course at State Normal School the daisy china were used. In the Il- brary, where the ceremony was. per- formed, handsome ferns -tormed backer hile from tall urtis filled vith frat fracetal dalsy chatnn, were Pwined; which formed én attractive altar while vases of daisies. were used |about the room. The bride came down, tho stairway on the arm of her fe ther, Mr. Shepherd Baldwin, and they [were met at the altar by the groom and| ‘iia beat” man, Mr. Carter Shepherd| Baldwin, Mendelashons Wedding March being beautifully rendered by| Miss Nell Wilton. Rev. H. B. Mays] thon came forward and in a most Im pressive manner performed the wed- ding ceremony. Genie Maude never Jooked sweetor than on this occasion, dressed in pure white and carrying! a bouquet of daisies, She was reared th Madison, where ahe. in greatly’ loved for her many noble traits of character. She possesses marked intellectual ability and has recent- ly taught school at Mitchem, where sho was highly esteemed. She was recently on the program-at the State ‘Teachers’ Convention in Macon, which {is considered quite a compliment. The groom is a successful farmer neat Mitehems, and enjoys the confidenc. fof all who know him. Immediately after the ceremony, tho young couple left for their new home near Mitchems, whiére they will be at home to thelr friends. Many handsome gifts attested thelr jopularity. The Madisonlan, with a ost of friends, extends congratulations| and best wishes For Miss Griffith. Mrs, BM, Atkinson wana charming. hostess entertaining at Rook and Bridge, on lam Friday afternoon tn’ honor of Miss Gwendolyn Griffith, of ‘New Orleans, the guest of Miss Ame. ia Parker. eet Lavender and pink! sweet peas and pink gladiolas formed the decorations fn the living room and brary and the: dining table had 2s a. center piece a silver basket filled with lavender sweet peas and ferns, and -was tied with pink tulle, while silver bon bon dishes held lavender mints. Miss Dorothy shld served delicious punch in this attrac+ tive room. She was beautifully gown- ed ina blue taffeta with hat to match. The hostess -was daintily attired in White tulle and silver lice over silver cloth, ‘She was ably Assisted, in enter- ‘taining by Mrs. J. Hulme morgan and pars. John Orr ‘An Interesting game of Bridge was enjoyed at the close of which mrs. Henry Fitzpatrick was presented with! an embroidered tovel, and urs. Dot Hannah received the trophy in Rook. The guest of htenor was given a pair of pink silk hose. During the afternoon an elaborate salad course and—ices were served. [Those present were misses martha Hunter, Adelaide Douglas, Kittie New- ton, Florrie mae Penick, Amelia Park- er, Dorothy Shaw, Fannin Stokes and Virginia Butler. wesdames Walker Reie, C.C. Tunison, J. Wesley Craw- ley, W. E. Shepherd, Kirby Anderson, Dot Hannah, Everett Atkiuson, Charlie Baldwin, Paul m. Atkinson, Harry Payne, Grady Atkinson, Erfierson George, m. F. Brooks, Rosa Parker, moses Cohen, Henry Fitzpatrick and Harris Burruss. Pook Party. The U. D, C. will give a large Rook arty at the hospitable home of mrs. Lee Trammell June 22d at 4 o'clock. ‘Twenty-five cents includes a place at| the table and refreshments. This is| Hor the benefit of the scholarship fund| Tea ‘A beautiful pr that at which and sna. Robt, the home of-sre hhomor of miss EI tractive june br beautifully dec ‘and June roses tables had been guests were game of Rook ¥ [afternoon . Af Elizabeth Thon a bride, mar of mendelsohns delightfully by » son, and ina « manner present bouquet ot pink [tulle was toos beautiful and ut of the fair how of-loveliness in ed in pink. At vas served, on bouquet of valle venir of the oc cardi which t ‘The occasion w long be remem 1 “Phere will bi church Sunday miss Daisy E Frank Chiles Is studying at ¢ mr. and Mr Knoxville, are Mr. P. HH. B recently with E boro. Benton’ to leam he has of velvet beans season. Hea visiting relative We have splendid gr Spaghetti, n but which w | a'most worthy cause.