The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-24

LIZ. anu mrS. y. II. HaLLOn are
spending few days in Jacksonville,
Ala. This was the first pastorate DR..
Patton filled after his marriage and
the visit will be in many ways interest
ing and pleasant to both guests and
their hosts after such along separation.
Mrs. R. E. Cater is at home again
after visit to her son in Emporium,
Pa. Her many friends rejoice with her
over her safe return. She was greatly
pleased with her experiences in the
beautiful northern town but Marietta
will be ''home sweet home" to her
always.
The Berkshire Quarterly for May has
been received and it is first class in
every way and credit to its editor
and the Berkshire Association. The
illustrations are fine and the advertise
ments interesting. Several Cobb Coun-
ty farms are represented in the adver-
Using pages.
Don't fail to see the Pure Food Kitch-
enette, made entirely of metal. The
only strictly sanitary cabinet sold. No
rats, mice, insects. No dirty and
filthy flies on your food used daily.
Saves labor. No tired feet. Saves
your groceries. Sold and advertised in
Cobb county by A. C. White, Black
well, Ga. Now being demonstrated at
Benson Bros. & Co. IS, Marietta.
The midsummer millinery opening at
''The Famous, last Friday afternoon
was a pleasant social event. Mrs.
Willingham, the head milliner, and
Miss Ross, both very handsome in white
lingerie afternoon frocks, received
guests. Mrs. Saul and Mrs. Sam Pearl
served delicious fruit punch and assisted
in showing the hats. There were many
black and white, pink delicate blue and
pure white hats shown.
We return thanks to Miss Evelyn
Clay for an invitation to the Hamilton
School commencement which ends on
the evening of May 22nd. Miss Clay
will take part in the musicale, the
French play, the calisthenic drill and
will receive her diploma. She will ar
rive at home Friday afternoon accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Lamar La
than, of Notre Dame College, Balti-
more, who will spend the summer in
Marietta as her guest.
Captain and Mrs. Fred Morris and
Fred, Jr., and Mr.. George D. Anderson
and George, Jr; went down to the
football game in Atlant Thursday
between the University and Tech. Am
ong the others going were Mr.. and Mrs |
j. R. Fowler and Robert, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. R. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Du
Pre-, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mr..
j. R. Brumby, Mr.. Will Neal, Mr. C.
A. Wikle, Col Glenn Giles, Mr.. Bolan
Brumby, Mrs. John D. Northcutt Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Northcutt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Northcutt and Mr.. Harry
Haynes.
Miss Olive Faw's school closed last
Thursday. One of her former pupils,
Mr.. j. M. Cook, made an address on
the memories and inspiration of his
school days with Miss Faw. Prof.
Spessard gave a number of selections
on his splendid photograph. Miss Ellen
Camblos and Mr.. Clarence Paris re-
ceived fine imported fountain pens as
rewards for having perfect record of
attendance. The souvenirs given the
pupils by Miss Faw were postal card
pictures of the teachers and pupils.
The past term has been very satisfacto-
ry in every way.
Mr.. L. H. Stewart, a delegate to the
Macon reunion from 275 Camp,
McGregor, Texas, came in Saturday to
renew his subscription to the Journal.
He has been visiting relatives in
Atlanta and other cities. The reason
Mr.. Stewart left Cobb County in 1893
was because his health required the
change. He still loves his old home and
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