The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-09-08

DllLaro LETT Tor 1oung harms MONDAY
afternoon where they will attend
school
You are invited to drop in and
see the new goods arriving
every day at w. A. Florence's.
Misses Jennie and Hazel Butler
will leave nexT week for Bessie Tilt
College.
Miss Hattie Black gave 42 We'd
nesday afternoon of six tables which
were on the lawn. Punch, ice cream
and cake were served on the veranda
and delightful time was spent.
Mrs. Robert Walton and Miss
Celeste Walton, OF Augusta, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Phillips, OF Atlanta,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Phillips at the Methodist church Tues
day morning.
Mrs. W. L. Richardson enter.
tanned on Wednesday with q spend
the-day party, her guests being Rev.
and Mrs. G. W. Duval, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Legg, Mrs. w. r. Power and Mrs. w.
E. Gilbert
If you haven't seen w. A.
Florence's ginghams, you want
to see them. They are beauties.
Little Marie Greer, OF Atlanta,
spent q few days with her cousin,
Robert Fowler, last week. Robert has
q store on his mothers lawn beside
the house ond sells delicious drinks,
most dsintily served, to the children
and ladies in the neighborhood.
Col. L. W. Duval, of OcalA, Fla,
stopped over on his way home from
Kentucky, for q few days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Duval.
Mr. Joe Duval came up from Social
Circle for the week end to meet his
brother.
Miss Emma Hedges celebrated her
fourteenth birthday Saturday with
progressive up links party on the
cool veranda. She was sweetly re-
membered with many boxes OF candy.
Delicious refreshments were served
and lovely afternoon was spent by
the guests, among whom were a num-
Der of visiting girls.
A grand treat in table damask
at W. A. Florence's.
Miss Mamie Myers is a guest of
her cousin, Miss Mary Reynolds, for
few days. She is missionary at
Wonsan, Corea, and is at home for a
years rest. She made a fine talk on
conditions in Corea at the Methodist
church last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Doyle Butler, Mr.. Ralph But
Ter and Mrs. r. E. Butler left Tues
day morning in their touring car for a
ten days trip through South Georgia.
They will visit Macon, Fort Valley,
Americas, Albany and brownsville.
The car was we'll stocked with pro-
visions and they will be independent
of hotels along the route.
Have you seen the beautiful
line of dress trimming at W. A.
Florence's?
Mr. Charles Pearl, whose home
was originally in Connecticut, but
who has lived in Atlanta for some
time, has accepted position with the
German store. He is a fine young
business man and is very much pleased
with Marietta. Mr.. Saul, proprietor of
the German Store, has selected a
beautiful stock for the Fall trade and
his new goods are coming in every
day.
Everything that is new and
pretty in silks and dress goods
arriving every day at w. A.
Florence'S.
Mr. w ]. Pearce has returned from
two weeks visit to Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania. While at Salineville, Ohio, he
went through the works of the National
China Company and at Cambridge,
Ohio, he was shown the plant Of the
Cambridge Glass Company. Mr..
Pearce describes most Interestingly
the process OF making watches by
machinery, which he saw at the works
of the Hamden Duber Company at
Canton, Ohio.