The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-31
SOCIAL AND Personal.
BUSINESS PHONE
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The Woman's Benevolent Society
meets Wednesday p. m. at three O'Clock
at the Fraternity Hall.
MRS. j. w. LEWIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fleming, Miss
Louise Gibson, Miss Mabel Hardeman
and Mr.. George Hardeman motored to
Atlanta Friday evening.
Just received another beauti.
ful lot of LaceS and All.overS at
Florence's.
Mrs. j. B. Northcutt, of Acworth,
who was injured by an ambulance in
Atlanta Saturday is recovering at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. S. Hull.
FOUND, on Roswell street, valua-
BILE fountain pen. Finder can get it by
calling at my market and identifying
same. D. PARKS
Miss Annie Vest complimented Miss
Mary Warren with miscellaneous
shower Wednesday afternoon at her
country home, Inglewood, near Vim
ings.
We return thanks to Miss Pauline
| Corley for an invitation to the com
mencement of the Training School for
Kindergartners on June a at Charles
ton, S. C.
Miss Matt Black and Miss Irene
Northcutt gave stocking shower for
Miss Leila Moon Thursday afternoon
using daisies and a color scheme of
white and yellow
The Martha Berry Tavern is now
serving delicious maccaroni and sweet
potatoes la Martha Berry must be
tasted to be appreciated-th they are de-
licious beyond expression.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Barkalow have
moved to Tuscaloosa, Ala, and their
house will be taken by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
l.. Milan whose house will be taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Hawkins.
A good farm horse and mule for sale
and plenty of good feed oats ten per
cent less than you can buy them else
where. Cash or on time with good
note. J, GID MORRIS.
5-31-tf
Miss Josephine Clarke's record for
scholarship the past two years is said
to be the highest ever made by pupil
in the Marietta High School. She will
continue her studies at Bowner college
near Milwaukee.
For mowers, binders and binder Irvine
see US. We handle the Mccormick
machinery, which is the best, and carry
line of implements for repairs.
Prices reasonable and terms to suit YOU.
may 31-4t MAYES & BROWN.
Misses Schilling gave AZ and linen
shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Leila Moon. Daisies were used In pro-
fusion and the score cards were painted
also in the same flowers. Thirty guests
were present and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bonnyman mo-
tored up from Atlanta Friday evening
with their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Berry, of Birmingham, and dined at
the Martha Berry Tavern. Mrs. John
M. Graham and Miss Alice Vivian
Strong were also tqeir guests.
See the new belts just arrived
for ladies and children at Flor
ence'S.
A dance at Mr.. Loring Browns at
Belmont Thursday evening was enjoyed
by Misses Anna Mae Jones, Helen
Lewis, Jess Morris, Irene Northcutt
and Lottie White, Messrs. George
Edwards, Herbert Handy, w. S. Tom
linson, Roy Lovinggood and DR.. w. E.
Benson.
Flowers for all occasions, fun
eral work, decorating, corSage
bouquets. All kinds of flowers,
roses especially.
Mrs Henry Meinert
If Phone IS
Mrs. Inman Strong Chase has return
ed from long visit in Augusta. She
was present at the memorial services
for Major Archie Butt and fell com
pletely in love with President Taft on
account of the evident sincerity ana
tenderness in his tribute to the Angus
ia man who was so near to him as aide
and friend.
Tuesday evening the Methodist
Philatheas entertained at Mrs. George
Griffins for Miss Leila Moon. Red
rambler roses and ferns decorated the
house beautifully. Each guest hemmed
a pantry towel for the bride and the
gift.Of the class, a cut-glass water
bottle, was presented by DR.. E. L.
Harris. White cake and red and white
ice cream were served.
Prof. J. Cotton Lynes will begin
classes in SPANISH. French or Carrnan