The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-01-07
SOCIAL AFFAIPs

DIST. There were nearly one hundred anC
nifty persons present and the affair was :
gratifying success. At $50 o'clock tbt
mellow strains of Andrew Rogers str;nc
band summoned the dancers to the bal
ROOM where they tripped the light fantastic
toe until ii o'clock when the entire mart,
repaired to the dining room where an ele
CANT supper awaited them. After the re
past the large assembly of bellies and bean,
returned to the ball room where danc;nc
was kept up until late hour. A beauti
fully decorated cross, made of a ladder buck
ct, hook, and other articles belonging to the
Hook Il Ladder Co., was admired bv all
Each and every one enjoyed themselves tc
the fullest extent, and the occasion will
long be remembered by those present as @
very happy event.
Mr.. John G. Wylie of Thompson, Ga.
spent several days in the city last week.
Miss Jennie Watson, of Texas. has been
visiting the Misses Mansfield of this place.
Several wagon loads of Express matter
was delivered from the Express office. and
also an immense amount of Christmas cards
and other presents were received through
the Post office here during Christmas week.
The young men of Marietta deserve the
highest praise for the manly way in which
they conducted themselves on Christmas
day. Not single drunken young man was
seen on the streets during the entire day.
j. NJ Hollbrook's store at Roswell
junction was burglarized on Friday night
last and wagon load of goods were carried
Oft and seereted in the woods near Atlanta,
but were recovered.
"A very delightful Christmas party was
gwen under the auspices of the Baptist Sun
day school at the residence of the Misses
Smith on Whitlock avenue Monday night
December 2Sth
The Young Ladies Evening Club" gave
very pleasant entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dick on Whitlock avenue
Christmas night
Rev. G. s. Tumlin has entered regular.
ly upon the discharge of his duties as pastor
OF the Baptist Church in this city. He has
made very favorable impression upon the
members of his congregation. Mr.. Tumlin
will not move his family to Marietta for sew
eral days yet
Mr. j. o. Banks now superintends the
draying business for Mr. Chuck Anderson.
-Messrs. George McElfresh and Ed.
Simpson have resigned their positions in
Mr.. Northcutt's drug store. Mr.. Noel.
fresh is succeeded by Mr. MILAN, of Allan
Ia.
"A very pleasant entertainment. was held
az the residence of Mr. George H. Camp on
Kennesaw avenue on last Mon lay night
week
"A very pleasant entertainment was held
at the residence of Mr.. j. s. Reid one mile
from the city on the Paulding road last
Tuesday highs week
Misses Addie Seize, Carrie Sessions,
Leila York, Lena Baber, Mamie-Lou Gram.
ling, Leila McClatehy and Lulu Springer
visited friends in Atlanta last week.
Mrs. E. Y, Tydy and little girl, of Bal
timore, Md, are in the city visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. A. Y Leake.
Miss Julia Agricola left last Friday
morning on a visit to Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dunwoody tender
ed a reception complimentary TO Mr. Pearce
Marlborough at their residence on Roswell
street Friday night A saccharine elonga-
ton also added to the joy of those present
Mr. and Mrs. Geo S owen entertained
a number of relatives and friends New
Years night at their residence on Atlanta
street
Miss Laura Nell, accompanied by Miss
Ethel Butt, of Atlanta returned home
Christmas eve to spend the holidays.
The "Kennesaw Social Club" is new
society recently inaugurated, and is com
posed of some of the best people living
around Kennesaw mountain They meet
every Monday night The new society is in
a fourishing condition.
The following ladies received callers at
the Whtlock House on New Years night
Mrs. NJ G Whtlock, Mrs viii j. Vim,
Mrs. Joseph S. Clifton, Misses Sallie
and Hattie Camp Misses Annie and Mary
Strong, Miss Susie Buttolph, Miss Jessie
Reynolds, and Misses Kerfoot and Houghte-
ling Of Chicago.
The following ladies received callers at
Mrs McLellan's on New Years night. Mrs.
Mcclellan, Mrs. Davenport Fisher, Mrs. A.
J. White, Mrs Ina Christian, Misses Belle
Davidson, Sadie Fearing, Mary Cole, Eva
Clarke, and Oracle Mcclellan
Miss Addie Debbs who has been visit
ing friends in Atlanta returned home Tues
day evening
Mr. John C. Baber left last Monday
morning for Atlanta to enter the wholesale
dry goods house Of NJ C. & j. f. Kiser
Johnnie is very ambitious young man and
has bright future before him.
Mr.. j. A. Manget and his sister Miss
Jennie, are in Savannah spending a few days
with friends.
Miss Jessie Reynolds returned home
last week from a visit to friends in Rome
Miss Fannie King left last week on a
visit to friends in Savannah, accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. Cliff King. Miss Fan
ME will be absent several weeks
Mr.. John B. 0Niel and family have
moved into Mrs. f. f. Andersons new
house
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