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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
NAY RECALL ONE OF
rAc0MA'S COMMISSION

Ttc0MA. Oct Is Mayor Faw.
Vt has ordered the printing Of a
mag OF recall blanks While the
ID fharter provides that the city
II shall keep 90 hand a supply
4 "a hlanks ths mayors action
Amksd Hpoa As being significant
Nxn x recent criticisms u the
asga VS. 81 Commissioner ai
sfA@h I Roys. aud the belief an.
pssn b y @neFai today that the
ezxfa s Roys removal from
afkx - - voted upon b. the
pses I ficoma
Es11&9ioaer ROys is charged
Va Hsrnaihllity Tor the re-eatah.
Lag 4 fesiricfed district.
.-----4---zss
srss Z 0rs Hard. $4,000 in other
sly RERNARDfNO. Cal Oct. IS
-caskg wedding gin Of $40. 0et
~ had and his sixth bride
ssa A. slAer Edward Iieklein. 81
- u. savanced ioyfully to the
mr.
n Mx xlfe vas Mrs. Bette
2islsa. IS. his step brother 4
~ sho had Just arrived from
IN
~ srssegFuom Is rich. and told
= hslice who married them that
- aessr yet been disappointed
4is.is
7 hare been single. married. al.
rsEt and a wid0wer. but this y
= izggiesi day % my life. lie
~ Is igstice 800 as a fee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

Rs nssn.s Or ,I.. z.soo-Mils Wax.
& 'D sI.s. CITY \. Mo. Oct 2s
as 49, 81. Wolf and her husband
q y ~ aioot on a 300. milo
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FoR aAln-ruanlrnnr

FfTeSseeS-SeSseeTses0-Saee NS-~erso-~~s~C>Ne
Polish pianos sifh Toner'S Dazoiins.
vii not gum. Meyer Toner. az Union
Highest cash paid for fufnItars and
hgnsehoid goods Main 1850 l. seta
desks rhaifs showcases chicago atsrs
ana office Furnfturs Co. i17f lst Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

SITUATIONS MALE
,~s~~~4~N~~N-~~~s~~~c~
Competent young hnuHfheepHf socks
rauferf home with Kind treatment. for
hefsnif and small daughter H-tz2. stat
wanted Plano pupils, beginners ape-
clalty Phone A 1888
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

GRAND VIEW APANTMES a8u
Eaafiakr. strictly modern completely
furnished q. g. f-roDm suites. special
summer rates. walking distance p ffa,
tud a41f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved % vacant property az ard
per cent, ang amount from $50 10 500
Yer long gr short time and easy pay.
tNrnta. 30 delay Hfuftasanf A O. ahf
hasien hiech second and Columbia
Moner 20 ioan 81 ana psr cent ~
DELAY 1lf ksH York nidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

Good results always follow the
use Of Foley Kidney pills. They
contain just the ingredients neces-
sary 10 tone. strengthen and regu.
late the Kidneys and bladder. and
10 cure backache Bartell Drug
Stores. Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

~r,-Ns7~N~e~~~eN~~~~~~e~~
~ bsHi ~ ~gQd and coal 3 zoe pounds
~ tew. thHts All Pioneer Fupl 80
hNtnF 81 Phone Queen Anne
Heaitis fusi Co. AL hinas 81 coal s1s
n.lAiMgod " teit inn tts
FassNs dusi pan with first had e.sT
aiaAfisht Mcleod Phones fsfs
Great Western Fnsi 80 -f,ssT 49,
- seed - 80 load AZ ifta lad ssto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
CITY aeAL eerATg-tconr0.

CITY REAL ECTATE-(cont'0.
~'s~~"sUs~eSseNs~ee~S- >~es.Seee~sseeee-e-~-~
A large tHo.HfpfF siF.
room house hair block
from Queen Anne as +,
with raH. bot Hrd
cold water bath fler.
tso-siofv stoves. al improve
mrnfa iu Hud paid
mouse on FOR Outy a. $50,
Queen Anne ancs terms b. suit
his for only sffersa fsf sale BE-
- fufH. aHd Dol bargain
ft.#h9t a#ao Party utfh anail fam
casb. baiauos ths hause and MAKE
tu " pay Tor Itself
~ q onH 90. fsc.
7s1ia Alaska BidK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

DENNY WAT upHofaTEutNo co.
Fins uphoistsrinK furniture rspairinx
alaa furuitgrs packina ana boat wafh .
speciality All york guaranteed.
Phone y a sfa kff Denny Way
AME LEoLA-circisa Thurssay even.
snEs readings daily DRESDEN. lies
rlnh Main atfs
wanted elderly ~ invalid person %
persons to take rpnsna Niih ~ without
board best - cafs, inquire ii9e sth Az
Eshsiman q wilson carpenters ard
3qhbrFs window and door scr cans a aps.
.Lall. Nalh lIfa. Ind vi
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ngLP wAnrUp-MALE.

eas>Ns~rsNeses>sNeefS<N @-NfN0s>f>s~eeesNe>e
WANTED Men aud wamsn 60 know ihet
We teach the barber trade fuf $50 10
tiuhiuH a $50 Hnt 30 tools. rFefN aftlris
guaranteed Why pay fut learning the
barber trade when yeu can learn -
fIaH Call
HEATfLn nAnuEu roLLr0n.
sos Flrat Ave south
Ladies' ~ gentlemen newspaper puiirl
tors seud pay Tussday. as Arcade
Annas
Mems tfA black Fainruats. tifaQ Ira
gie Room aof. Traders BIDS gptM
fhifd
CRAVE oRo FLOOR 60. VI tfsi
hafdWQpa nonrH fient sufferers wanted
aefand hand ciathins bought and cold
lel fihr 81 Main t1tai iHd q. geap
~ Pref stevens. Naw Method Reach.
NsA ms Dancing euAranta sd In pfis
AM NRte iessnns DAYS evenings Trial
t1It always tree Faurth and Pine II
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WANTED Several Yaung women 9Th o.
without experience AZ teiephana apef
atars Apply 1870 tfth az or ti8f
Thlfd Az The Paglfic Tsiephona a
Telegraph Company
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~sN~ee-s~sNr~esrseseerN ~e~~fN~e-es-esaNeer@N-
ANEMTN WANTED tie aid "a supply
iha demand TOT choice nursery STOCK
outff free cash weekly Address CA Ft'
Tat citf NURSERY COMPANY, salem,
OREGON
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PERSONALS.

F1NROfNHGns
eesese>eesN0sNeeNeeers rs@eeseeee.eeeNe~see
MifI.fNTuY
Iihf OPENED. a. SAMPLE HAT HttuF
HlNh nfitrh trimmed pattern hats for
- tait aud hH convinced Remodel
hats 500 itit second Room fie.
DON'T BE LONESOME.
Interstate introducing society fBF fe.
Spectacle people only reliable maria e.
RhrHff aauy wealthy members Arf
stvptra Hivon ana demanded Personal
HiLuaurtinns Hours 40 o. m e. D.
~ sundays 60 3 ~ October paper
iFW itnn Hai office 1881 Fourth hV
ie9lns 20 ant fa rsauie
q ea ist. 1871 nA isa. iaB. isf
y ios i1a iap. t,s. ~. tsi. ma. "a
zoe ~. ~. tst. ies. IA, t1o
lef los. 10. rs. ne
Al the ne~ styles for the holiday
IA PINE STUDIO.
ti9s Third av batseua spring aud
hshofa Hts tihnnr aain faIa.
SUNDAY hours no to-
STYLISH MAkGoVER SHOP.
ffaia trimmed dgad cleaned ana -.
blocked FiHmes eWrird ava cleaned
Alteration Dept New aud old Ear.
msnis ati Arcade
" Mallory rTows hah and ,usss
Hhhdfnft ma Colombia g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

lfaNa fhfss rhairs sia5nts wgih nirs
tah~a in tAr FAauftH pkaHaesn
NMtlT MNtsr ara MA nkNu FnuatFv
eirh ester. faiephana. FuFai fnatF
Have rfRteae rafntHE uuAsF tFsfaaftsa
" WassluGfnn Afsa uNENNH Nsuli
see faf tfnalasfasa iieek ASS Map
ulsHn HafMfEAg sfeffaA ana Sunday tiil
Hann
YuNwFHT LAND co flpcAwnuA
fat Axesna Fiassfn aeG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HNCl9 = = = wv NSRNAS
-~-@4~.~4~~~~.~-~~s~s~s~4 es~~~~~~~~o~~sNs
Good steam heated ard hauash sapina
rooms. central. reasonable E1rf sch
u ass
single and suites. watkins distance,
gsa hath. iighti tt.sa up 1852 sitth as
furnlahsd housekeeping rooms 1909
8th as rent reasonable
For Hent unfurnlahed front room
R i7ti
Housekeeping rooms. two. three ~ -four
rooms 1879 Dearborn a. rHi BEACON ilsp
FURNISHED HOUSES
Afee~N-~s~N~=NaeeSsN~ rsfsssf=sNaa~e~eNe~s~r4s
The ralt you pay on furniture in a
furnished house. II applied on goods pur-
chased hy yourself ana paid Tor ~ the
week or month. would soon email bio you to
own it We extend credit Woodhouss
a Plat furn Coz as PIKE At
seven room furnished house. close b..
Ballard. rent FOR board fuf father aud
seven rear ald son phoue ballard -
7sg Crockett ~ nVe-rnam. Furnished
modern house. cheap rent Aur Wcatlako
boulevard car fhunr 70 zoos
Thrro room furnished house ilrhf.
phone and water tih. Phone Hudson
t37
For neut- FlYv-rnom cottage furnish
90. on " Madison ear Zinc Phone MBfn
eaio. ird ttR1
F1uf-f1om cottage aIG a0h SIS
East linton nr Madroua ntr o'f 49,
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DEATH NCTtcEn
~@~N~S@@s@.ss~.~-A~y
SPECIAL NOTICES

PIANO LESSONS. FIFTY CENTS
LESSONS ~ PENCIL ASu
gWArDN. FEN ETCHfNfsa AID
WATER Cufspita PHONE WAL.
DOHF ApAnTaENr eos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANT & D--Mt5C ELL hNEOuS
sa~ese~e~earsNe@e@F sfarsss0ereFaFtTsfsf-N
LIT Me RENT YOUH PHopERrf 30
viii take care of ~ as though " we're
o. W Jackson.
got American Bank HulldlnE
Main 1865 ind bb3t
wanted Some United Wireless pre-
ferred stock call between the hours ~
ana q osiork afternoons at $40 Arcade
NHnea { ran show you the latest report
Ask f1r J " BiRham.
wanted To buy or start lunch counter
les good country town AddreeH w. IA
81 Heatodean Aeatiie WASH. Gen. 'al
aeenfr negatives Or Pacific Northwest
gF7 aud larger Jse0ba F.-t bida
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FuRnisnEo ROOMS

r>@-N~-~~s~s~N-~~reea~S se-~z~s~es@~~-~~~-~
This NtFEtnps" Cell bells closets
sea Virainia st hot aud Geld eNssf
Dix from WsHtiaks d. every room ffos
AZ les modern fur baths and phones
niahea tail outsider rates from 81 % u
rooms. svarythihm ~ pee seek WAlk
res steam heat iag distance
THE ANNEx-fsss Eishth AZ near
Waatiake Az nNB clean. Furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tor mem
Ratas 81 50 per week fae per niaht
OLYMPIC APARTMENT New manage.
rnsnt Housekeeping furnished single
ar en- suite. tiTt %. sleeping rooms
81 50 up. free baths Hest and cheap.
eat close On apartments tu city znt9
western Az near Public Market
Dor Rent cheap. nice front room. SUIT.
able Tor three Hf four gentlemen also
single rooms an coincidence -
biecka from r. . taEs old Fifth, J.
fnta
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FOR RENT
HOUSES

HousEs-
ee~>-~~~>~-~Ns~<~-~~s> ~-ss>s~"-e-eV@->~---
rfuNEMm nMsT q COLLECTION co
AusFiran naHk uiax
faf sfsh 81 p f.saems raitaxm ttsts
Istt lseAsau o. tfeaHs cottage 90 20
1871 tfsse~nt Tisee. s'reosn neisrs -
ISL Jaessss a.. s.resm hsass iisse
ttsf sfth Az i-faasn asatsfa halss SIS -
1873 usissart a. tas@asH Tnesisfn iisi
tttr sis, a. ar.afs n,asssn ~, ifs =
st@f psnny ~sF. f'fsefu sssaern sanss
+ttstttt+ tt.tttt,. ttss.-t.t. iss 90
PIONEER HgNr q Errfow 60
Arnsftesn nAns uids
AT nssdarn fsafns. isss fsafas tit.
uafiesus Hafnnaff raj sad - lice cas-
bipeA @sst. ihrse uegsh tsii AaSeetsw
FuW RgSr a HNAr
FpaT. raam modern flat. am phtnmsY AZ
Ger lire nsesn rBsi \ 1889
rsra, Isl ksaisEs. $50 = @ea's isa
" SCI
Faf Hest s-fasus 5aSisEs' modern
teimnnt ~. ard rik@ 81 90 rhunsl
Fsar-foqsn e9ttaFs uhfarnish~a iafxs
basement. close Ia. iatt hswsii 81 Main
Ettt
Nsw aeasfn house fss rsns cali On
awuwr 1871 Ftnh az feann
81 s.faors hease. twp biaess n9fth q
Nafit1n paNsr house. Essf ieaa
Neat s.ream esitaNa tR hioa&a frozen
ThFse.fpaui hasso isaa munth ssth
A. and CHARLES
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The SEATTLE STAR

TO NAIL stusr HfmaMs Fhs aats
MhrH raAf ashsT ffpttsm sa@tsss - % fAs
aaHfssa tahsi % saeh paper Whsn that
GATE arrives q Fuuf saae4FlnstHH has aat
aeain hs@H paid 10 s1Faaee FlFaf earns
u aNAFo tfHfn the iist a fhRnss - sats
30 fhs address taSzi = reeasps Zee
per Fsar ~ far sie fnSufhs
Autsfsd 81 ths seattle eastafn0. ss
aeeaed etaes usaffef
aua cert psr eNpFs ssa renss psf wmek
- 4 mrMfY I've cents VsF faHHfN ustfF
ersa ~ wall n carrier ~ fra. Faesas
s~szasff7 - -.
800 $50 -
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REAL ebrArr IoAna

- >>N,0~S~eaesNs~-~N~s~~~
NoHrIwEFr TRUST 4 sAFE DE-
fhhlf co First Az and Columbia u
tNHiihah buildinFl. iuFltss Applications
Ter loans from 81 eo8 20 g. go on IN
lt.te1 seattle residence property ia
established dluiricta
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FUNERAL pIREcToRa.

r4~se~~sN-~es~sesee~-cs~r ecses~es~s~s~@e~s-s~s~
fTUTTEHWOnTH a son Professional
Directors aud Licensed Efu hslfusFs 1874
ist OPP Moore theatre Both phones 80
Hanney Watson Co Funeral Directors
LOFT AND FOUND.
aes~sN1~@~~srs~4~4se@s<~
f.pst Savings pasHunph Ne 1881
Finder return 90 washington Trust a
Savings Hank
Lost CAMS black w0oi Tights Phone
BEACON 1853
HELP WANTED-FEmALE
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noARp ~ ROOF

~~-N-~-~~s~~eesNc@OesSN e~0eo0@~ee@~4N-~e~sN-
DriiRhtfui room wifh board f1r pcr
sons. Cory. private home 1908 East Jef
frraon Maple s2
Deairab bic peapis wiu fnd pleasant
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WuHt raise some cash aud VIII soil nav
5dN garden tracts size 10000 each. for
800 eatf ~ Fnld in two weeks
: fHfr u frnmH futerurhan 60 AlHuna
tnd ask faf uert Anderson
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
Mrs. Graham Named
Conservation Delegate

Among the delegates appointed by
Governor Brown to the Southern Con.
servation Congress, which will con.
vene in Atlanta on the 8th and 9th OF
October, is Mrs. John M. Graham, state
regent OF the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Mrs. Graham is a member of the
conservation committee of the National
Society OF the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and as state regent.
appointed a conservation committee
for Georgia, of which Mrs. A. O. Har-
per, of Athens, is chairman, She has
taken much interest in this work, and
was among those who appeared before
a committee of the state senate last
summer and urged the adoption of the
bill for the preservation of Tallulah
Falls.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
PERSONAL

Mrs. H. j, Bond left on Friday
for Valdosta.
Mrs. Josiah Carter is spending a
week in Atlanta.
Mrs. Mabel Thornton, ofElperton,
was in Marietta Sunday.
Mr.. Harold Willingham is spend
ing few days in the city.
Mr. William McGary, of Durham,
n. c., is visiting in the city.
Miss Elmer George returned last
week from visit to friends in Boston
Mrs James Welsh is visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. V. Sanford, in Athens.
Mr., John H. Carter and Mr.. H. P.
Mulkey, OF Atlanta, spent Saturday in
Marietta.
Mr.. W. D Brewer, of Atlanta,
spent Saturday with Marietta relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Fields have
moved from Kennesaw avenue to At
lanta street.
Mr.. G. A. eagle and Mr.. A. H.
Richardson, of Newman, were in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. j. Henry Porter, of Atlanta,
was the guest of Marietta relatives the
first of the week.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
Debate at Rose Lane

A debate was had Friday night by
the Rose Lane Sunday school. The
subject was, Resolved, that the life
and works OF Moses are more beneficial
to the church OF today than that OF
Elijah"
The affirmative was conducted by
Mr. A. A. Gibbs, Mr.. R. l.. Benson,
and Mr.. l.. c. Land, while the negative
was represented by. Mr. John Clarke,
Mr.. George Crow and Mr.. Roland
Lindsey.
The judges decided in favor of the
affirmative, though the negative
speakers made a most able defense OF
their side.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by
every one present.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
+. Tate-Rambo Wedding.

A marriage in which many Marietta
people are interested was that of Miss
Stella Tate, of Tate, Ca, to Mr.. Pres.
ton A. Rambo, OF Rio Janeiro. Brazil.
which was solemnized on Thursday at
high noon, at the home of the brides
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tate, near Tate, Ga.
The house was beautifully decorated
with bamboo, ferns and rainbow moss,
and in the reception hall were hung
three huge wedding bells of white car.
nations. The mantel, in front of which
the bridal party stood, was banked
with star jasmine, bamboo, roses and
ferns.
Rev. G. G. FARRELL performed the
ceremony, and the only attendants
we're four little flower girls, nieces of
the bride-Miss Mary Byrd Tate, Miss
Mary Holland, Misses Sarah and Lucv
Tate.
The bride wore an elaborate gown,
imported from Japan, embroidered in
white roses, over which fell the long
wedding veil of lace.
Mrs. Rambo has been frequent and
admired visitor in Marietta, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. r. N. Holland, and
has a wide circle of friends here who
wish for her all happiness.
Mr., Rambo is native Georgian, but,
has made his home in Rio Janeiro for
a number of years, where he will take
his bride. He is brother of DR.. S. D.
Rambo, of this city.
A special car carried Atlanta guests
to the wedding, and they were joined
in Marietta by merry crowd.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
Bridge Party to Visitor.

Mrs. G. W. DuPre entertained in.
formally at bridge Wednesday after.
noon, in honor of Miss Slemson, oil
Orlando, Fla, the guest of Mrs. J. T.
Anderson. Mrs, Will DuPre won the
prize, ard the guest OF honor was
presented with a pretty souvenir.
Delightful refreshments were served
after the game. Those enjoying Mrs.
DuPre's hospitality were: Mrs. Nor,
gan Mcneil, Mrs. Egbert Freyer, Mrs.
D. G. Cole, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs.
Will DuPre, Mrs. J. T. Anderson and
Miss Slemson.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
Social ano RersonaII

Inc guests were seated at an oval table.
the color scheme of yellow and white
Oelng carried out in every detail. The
centerplece was large brass iardinier
niied with goldenrod, and the yellow
candles In brass can6lesticks added a
glow to the decorations. The place
cards were hand-painted in appropriate
and charming designs.
The many useful and beautiful pres
ents were banked at the brides place.
and opened by her amid much merri-
ment.
Miss Strong was becomingly gowned
IN White lingerie, and the guest of
honor wore white serge coat-suit with
black velvet turban.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07

w A. DuPre are svmpathizing with
them in the illness of their bright little
son, William.
Miss Ruth King, of Atlanta, spent
the weekend with Misses Lucy and
Annie Gilbert.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds entertain.
ed the Wednesday Morning Bridge
Club this week.
Mr.. George ]. Rine and Mr.. H. E.
Enrich, of Pittsburg, Penn, were in
Marietta Saturday
Miss Regina Rambo has returned
from visit to Governor and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Brown in Atlanta.
Miss Henrietta Black returned
Friday evening from delightful visit
to friends in Wartrace, Tenn.
Mrs. Bond, mother of Mrs. jamie
Bond, has broken up housekeeping
and gone to Florida for the winter.
Mrs. Sidney Crane, of Atlanta, and
Mrs. Hendee, of Decatur, we're recent
guests of the Misses Gregg.
Miss Elmer solicits copying. Tele-
phone 99-L. augl2-3mos
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Northcutt
spent part of last week in Macon, max
ing the trip in their automobile.
Miss Isabel Brumby, on her re-
turn from Boston, stopped over at St.
Mary's College, Raleigh, N. c., for a
lew days.
Mr.. James H. Groves was called to
Greenville, S. c., Saturday, because
of the death Of his aunt, Mrs. T. l..
Cosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Epson have re-
moved from Atlanta to Marietta, and
are boarding with Mrs. Atkinson, on
Roswell street.
COAL-Phone 270 and get the best
coal for cooking purposes. Marietta
Ice Company. june10tf
Miss Willie Mae Blair, who has
been delightfully."- entertained in Macon
as the guest of Miss Ruth Stallings
and Miss Julia Goodwin, is now visit
ing Miss Leah Mckenzie in Monte
yuma.
Mrs. r. M. Devere, of Savannah,
who has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. B.
Scriven, has returned home. On
Saturday evening she was the honor
guest at supper anu automobile ride,
given by Mr. and Mrs, Lambright in
Atlanta.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
Linen Shower for Miss Law.

One of the most de!ighttuls affairs of
the week was the bridge luncheon and
linen shower given by Miss Vivian
Strong, on Friday, in honor of Miss
Martha Lee Law, popular bride-elect.
The guests we're the members of the
Wednesday Morning Bridge Club.
After several interesting games of
bridge, q course luncheon was served.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07

A large stock of Dorothy Dodd
shoes for ladies just received.
We cordially invite an inspection
OF these lines by the ladies of
Marietta who desire both ele-
gance and wear in shoes.
DuPre & Wallace.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07

THE LADIES of Marietta are invited
i. to furnish for publication ths social
and personal news which has long
been such an interesting feature of The
Marietta Journal. The facts can be sent
direct to the Office or teIephoDed to No $40
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-28

Godbe. White carnations were seen
in the decoration of the table, one of
the flowers being laid for each guest,
with the place cards, which were in
the shape of hearts.
Last evening Miss Viola Denhalter
and Don f. Campbell, whose marriage
occurs June 8, were the guests of
honor at social affair in the nature
of a five hundred party, given by Mrs.
Lulu Snow Hemmick and Mrs. La
Blanche Snow Hunter, at the home OF
their mother, Mrs. Lorenzo Snow.
Over forty friends of the young couple
were present and the evening proved
to be delightful
Mrs. S. o. s. Nelden entertained
members of the music section of the
Ladies' Literary club, of which she
has held the position of chairman for
twelve years, yesterday at her home
in P street at luncheon. About twen-
ty were present, all Of whom had
worked together in the section for
many years and the entertainment
proved most satisfactory. Garden
flowers in profusion adorned the
rooms, including roses, iris. syringa,
and pansies, which were also effec-
lively used on the table. The place
cards bore a thought to be talked of
at the conclusion of the luncheon,
which happy idea Of the hostess
caused much amusement by the clever
responses made.
X X
Mrs. A. ]. Brown and children have
returned from a six weeks stay in
Pittsburg, and will soon be located IN
their home, 1881 Second avenue.
x X X
Miss Gertrude Shannon left this
morning for few days visit in Park
City.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Odel1, Mrs.
J. T. Richards, and Mrs. H P. Kirtley
are spending few weeks in New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore left
Yesterday for Los Angeles, after
spending a few days in Salt Lake en-
route from New York to California.
x X
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. French re-
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o E Traughber at the home of her 9
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One of the most elaborate card
parties of the week was given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs Charles A
Quigley at her attractive home in
Third South street. The spacious
rooms upstairs and down, including
the large billiard room in the third
story, were thrown open for the ac-
commodatiOns of the guests, who
filled nineteen tables of bridge, with
others coming in for the delightful
tea which followed. Red peonies
adorned the billiard room and the
drawing room where the guests were
received; hall and library were at
tractive with a profusion of beautiful
roses in all of the shades of red and
pink. In the dining room the color
scheme was carried out in chantecler
red. The table was covered by
cluny lace cloth over satin, with an
effective centerpiece of American
Beauty roses, candles and lights shad-
ed in the prevailing tint, completing
the brilliant effect. Mrs. Arthur W.
James and Mrs A H Ensign poured
tea and coffee, and We're assisted by
the following charming young girls:
Miss Elise Yeates, Miss Edgarda
Wedgwood, and Miss Emma Quigley.
About ninety were present during the
afternoon to enjoy the pleasant affair,
which will be one of the last to be
given by the popular hostess BEFORE
she leaves to spend the summer
abroad.
Mrs. Percy n. Browne was the hos
tess at a prettily appointed luncheon
yesterday given for the Misses Mar
jorie Brooks and Teresa Godbe, when
the guests invited to meet the young
brides-elec were, Mrs. Robert Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Harry Pitts, and the Misses
Elsie Parsons, Annie and Florence
Godbe, Frances Brown and Lucille