The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-03

friend, Miss Minnie Lowe, of Atlanta, was
brilliant and enjoyable in every respect
The charming hostess proved herself to be
an expert in the art of entertaining, and
had 1t so arranged that the guests were
greeted with succession of pleasant lsur,
prises throughout the evening. The yard
was lighted with the soft, dreamy light of
chinese lanterns, and the house within was
so artlstically decorated with flowers and
foliage that it looked like fairy laud.
Many new and original games were in
troduced that brought forth pea!s of merry
laughter. Dancing was INDUCED in and
the most tempting refreshments OF the
season were served. Those present were
Misses Sallie and Hattie Camp, Addie
Setze, Maibelle Glover, Fannie Glover,
Susie Buttolph, Annie Pomeroy, Amanda
Lawrence, Lettie Lawrence, Berta Arms
strong, Mary Freyer, Grssie Groves, Sallie
Groves, Mabel Cortelyeu, Minnie Lowe,
Armlna Latimer and Hattie Whitlock.
Messrs. John Brantley, Wallace Buttolph,
John Russell, Lewis Russell, James Legg,
VIII Pomeroy, L. W. Virgins T.. D. Pow>
err Bolan Glover, George Sessions, Adrian
Cortelyou, Dewitt Cole, w. S. Cheney,
James Anderson, Mr.. Palmer, John Greer,
Thomas Thompson and Milledge Whitlock.
HYMENEAL.-Mr. Howard G. Coryell, Of
this place, left Tuesday evening for Clarks-
vile. Ga, where he was married to Miss
Katie Robertson, the beautiful and amiable
daughter of COL j. w. Robertson, on
wednesday afternoon. Rev. l.. A. Simp>
son performed the ceremony that bound
two hearts together for life. The groom
and bride are well and favorably known
here, having Doth been raised in Marietta.
The groom is successful insurance agent
gentlemanly and energetic, and has Just
completed, and elegantly furnished, a
pretty cottage here for the reception of his
bride, where they will take up their resi-
dence on their arrival to-day. The. bride
is one of the prettiest and sweetest of her
sex aud numbers her friends by the score.
Our best wishes for happiness and pros>
perity attend them.
BuTLER-MYERs.-Ye sterday morning at
eight o'clock, Rev. C. T. Phillips, OF the
Presbyterian church, of this city, united in
marriage Mr.. Edward Howell Myers, OF
Waycross, Georgia, and Miss Olive Dacy
Butler, of this city. The happy event
occurred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Butler, at 2O4O Walnut street, with
only the immediate family present, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers left for their new
home, after the wedding breakfast on the
southbound Central at 9:5O.-Cairo, (Ill.,
Bulletin, October 28th. Mr.. Ed Myers has
many friends in Marietta who extend to
him and his lovely bride their best wishes
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by some
of our citizens to receive election returns
from all over the United States, which will
be bulletined in the Elmwood billiard room
On Tuesday night. A small admission Zee
will be charged to foot expenses.
A VERY pleasant German was given BY
the young men at the Elmwood last Friday
evening. The German was gracefully led
by Mr.. I: W. Glover and Miss Elizabeth
Cottingham. Several new and beautiful
figures were introduced. Wurn. Orches,
ira furnished delightful music.
Mr.. o. NICHOLS, of Acworth, announces
himseta candidate for Sheriff in this issue.
lie is well known to our people. true
Democrat and will make an efficient officer,
If elected.
Owing TO the change in schedule, the
| mail for the Rome Express must be in the
Post office By 9:24 a. M. for Atlanta. The
Marietta Accommodation leaves Marietta
at 7:l5 a. m. The afternoon passenger
train from Atlanta arrives in Marietta at
2:04 p. m.
Mr. W. NJ. BULLARD, OF Upshaw, a
worthy and good citizen announces himself
candidate for Tax Receiver, subject to
toe Democratic nomination He is de-
serving man and would make a competent
officer
Mr.. ID. D. BARFIELD announces himself
candidate for Tax Collector in this issue,
subject to the Democratic nomination. He
is one OF our best citizens and would make
an acceptable collector.
PEW more days of political strife and
| then the cruel war will oe over, and from
present indications victory will perch on
Democratic banners.
The furnace at the Methodist Church
has been placed in good condition and
church goers may expect good comfortable
church hereafter.
Mr.. GEO. M. FLEMING has sold his resi-
dence on Atlanta street to Mr.. Madden
of Florida, for$l,6 900. Mr. Madden will
move his family here next Spring.
Mr. W. A. BooTH, of Gritter district,
| fell from the roof of a housa ahout ~ foe,