The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-22

Miss Susie Sessions is quite sick.
Mr.. Charlie Guyton is slightly bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Jr., are
at home at Locust Lodge.
Mrs, r. C. DeLoach is visiting her
mother. Mrs. John Rusk, in Atlanta.
Miss Catherine Beasley spent last
Sunday in town, with Mrs. o L. Hall.
Miss Agnes Smith will be at home
from Belmont College for the holt
days.
Judge ]. NJ. Neel was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin McCiatchey last
week.
Furnished rooms for rent 604 Chuerh
street. dec 18th 1t
Miss Nellie Legg and Miss Emma
Jones are guests Of Miss Elizabeth
Glover.
MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Reid, of
Thomaston, are visiting Mrs. M. P.
Morris.
Mrs. Dallas Thomas, of Kennesaw,
visited Mrs. George Roberts last Sat
urday.
Most of the social clubs will post
pone their meetings until January,
1912
Mrs. T. M. Early has been quite sick,
barely escaping pneumonia, but is bet
ter now.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe Abbott will be christened Cath
crime Cotton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Runyan, of
Macon, will be guests of Mrs. j. D..
Cunningham next week.
Miss Emma Moss came up from
Agnes Scott College yesterday to
spend two weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Miles, of Plain
field, Ind, will arrive on the goth to
spend a short while with Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Granting.
Miss Jessie Lou Field entertained
the S. S. S. Club Friday afternoon,
After sewing awhile they made candy
and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
The Junior Missionary Society Of
the Methodist church met at Mrs. Per
kinson's Friday afternoon and dress
ed dolls for children who might other
wise have been overlooked by Santa
Claus.
DR.. William Bradford, of Cedartown,
h supervisor and promoter of boys corn
clubs in the Seventh congressional
district, was in Marietta Saturday and
visited the editor of the Journal with
Brother Awtrey.
At Mrs Crusby's Friday afternoon,
Professor Spessard's number was an
eighteenth century drinking song and
i the encores were Sweet Miss Mary, y
The Little Irish Girl and Three Lit
tie Chestnuts." All were greatly en-
joyed by the guests.
The monograph concert at Miss
Faw's school Friday morning was
greatly enjoyed. All the selections
were classical, the last one being an
aria from LA Tosca,' by Caruso. Prof.
| Spessard made a talk after the concert
on the study of music.
Mrs. Meinert will have "a magnifi-
cent Gala in mantle of milk" to grace
her Christmas festivities. 1t has
been kept in the kitchen in extreme
" hot weather for some time. This
reminds us that growing plant is
always an acceptable gift at Christ
mas, especially the fragrant Chinese
Iily and paper white narcissus
At the Baptist ladies' bazaar last
Friday there we're many pretty things
of various kinds, but the three calen-
dars sent from Atlanta by Miss Doro-
thy Nichols were especially lovely
On one was a jar of pink roses. on an
other a cluster of graceful jonquils,
and the other was landscape all her
own handiwork. They sold readily,
| too, at a good price.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayland Camp took
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellborn Reynolds and
Mrs. Jim Welsh in their car over to
| Powder Springs Sunday afternoon to
drink of the mineral water This fine
/ water still comes through gun bar
rel that was placed in the spring before
the war by DR.. Aristides Reynolds,
many OF whose descendants now live in
Marietta
ALI the show windows in town are
brilliant with Christmas bells, gar
lands and red blossoms, not to men
ton various kinds Of pretty things
suitable for gifts. Before buying al
the presents you intend to give it vii
repay you to make a tour around the
1 aouare and inspect each window TO eeS