The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-13
SOCIAL AND Personal
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Mr.. FARRELL Black is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home on Atlanta street.
He is being nursed by Miss Bette Die
fenbach and is progressing favorably so
far.
Mrs. Nichols will give up Locust
Lodge the first of October but some
one else will continue to conduct this
house so famous for comfort and good
fare.
Mr.. Sam L. Rambo, who has been at
home here with his uncle, DR.. S. D.
Rambo, has gone to the University of
Pennsylvania to finish his course in
dentistry.
Mr.. Eugeue Northcutt has gone to
Lebanon, Tenn, to attend Castle
Heights Military school. MIR. Jesse
Northcutt has gone to GAINESVILLE to
attend Gordon Institute.
Judge B. V. Greer united Miss Re-
becca Garrett and Mr.. Harrison Ross
in marriage on Saturday afternoon.
They came to town from the country
and were strangers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope Irwin have taken
the pretty new bungalow on Moon
Street for few weeks but will occupy
Mrs. M. McCulloch's house on Pow
der Springs Street for the winter
Col. D. W. Blair, son and daughter,
Miss Christine and Master Hugh, of
Marietta, spent Sunday with ]. M.
Hatchett and family. Leon Blair spent
last week with Morgan Hatchett. -
Douglas County Sentinel.
Notice to our customers and friends
Our store will be closed Thursday and
Friday on account of The Jewish New
Year. Save your money and come to
see US Saturday.
L. Saul, German Store.
Mr.. M. E. Brewster, of Cairo, who is
visiting his mother in Canton, called TO
see us Saturday. He is the youthful
editor of the Grady County Progress
and talks about his section of the state
in very instructive and entertaining
way.
During the recent reunion of
the U. c. V. vest pocket memoran-
dun book, numbered on the back 81 J
1872" 1t is of no value to anyone ex-
cept myself, and the finder will confer
a great favor by mailing it to me &C.
cording to directions on the inside.
w. O. CONNER.
cold Rebel writing to his home pa
per in Fort Valley, returns especial
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Grogan and to
Mr. Walter Sans for rides in his auto.
He describes the U. D. C. of Marietta
as the ''most entertaining, most beauti-
full and most patriotic women under the
canopy of heaven" beginning list
with the name of Miss Regina Rambo.
Senator Hoke Smith is afraid that if
Teddy ever gets his feet under the
White House dining table again there
will be no such thing as prizing him
loose forever and ever afterward He
thinks the elevation of the Roar from
Sycamore would be in fact a sur
render to dictatorship and an end of
representative government in the United
States.
Miss Alice Darby remembered Miss
Willie SCOTS birthday last Friday even
ing with a theater party at the Gem.
Seats for Is were reserved and all the
girls wore white and made lovely
group. The guests were Misses Will
lie Scott, Lucille Darby, Corine Scott,
Anna Belle Ward, Lille Webb, Ruth
Medford, Ollie Stell, Messrs Harve and
Esmer Mayes, Newt. Medford, Gilbert
Osborne, Charlie Scott, Garnett Kin
caid, Ernest Darby, Leon Green and
William Stewart, of Etowah, Tenn.
Mrs. Walter Conway and Mrs. B. B
1ClCH SuCSI GdlIlSu lOI MISS GIdC6 O0WGIl
last Tuesday with a miscellaneous
shower. Golden rod and ferns deco
rated the rooms. Mrs. Annie Eberhart
and Miss Helen Conway served punch.
Seven were right in the guessing con-
test and cut for the prize, which fell to
Mrs. Wayman Conway. Mrs. jerome
Jones won the BOBBY. Ice cream and
cake, in white and yellow, were served
after the contest Little Roseline Con-
way rolled a wheebarrow filled with
presents, covered with golden rod, to
Miss Sewen. Among the guests were
several from Atlanta and along the car
line. Mrs, D. C. Osborne was one of
the guests. Miss Sewell was married
to Mr.. S. F. Foster last Wednesday.