The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Mr.. w. o. Cox has family of White
Wyandottes in one of Mr.. T. L.
Wallace's windows. On big card a
bove their heads are the words: "All
hail! The heroes have come. Lets
Croww
Mrs. w. c. Carriker has returned
home accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
T. c. Paden, of Westminster, S. C.
They were entertained by their sister,
Mrs. J. j. Arnold, of.Fayetteville, with
a theater party at the Forsyth in At
lanta Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Leila Grist Henderson was a
guest of Miss Nina Moon during the
reunion. She sang the Conquered
Banner" Wednesday morning, Mrs.
c. P. Stephens accompanying on the
piano and Miss Emma Gardner posing
with silken Confederate flag.
Mr.. and Mrs Saxon Anderson enter
tanned many visitors beside the vete-
rams. Among tn m bein G
Mr.. Butner, of Ocoe, Fla, Mr.. Fay
cite Lackey, Capt. Bowie, of Atlanta,
and Mr.. j. F. P. Lindley, of Powder
Springs.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., is in
Macon for a few days. Mrs. Fred
Morris entertained for her recently
with bridge luncheon. The prizes
were won by Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Jr.,
Mrs. D. C. Cole and Mrs. Ed Massey,
and dainty handkerchief was given
the guest of honor.
Last Tuesday Mrs. M. D. Hodges
complimented her guests, Miss Forrest
Pipps and Misses Jones, with bridge
Miss Vivian Strong won the prize, a
handsome box of elegant stationery
Similar boxes were bestowed upon the
guests of honor. Mrs. John P. Cheney
assisted and dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Margaret Reynolds celebrated
her birthday Tuesday evening with a
pink dinner. There were teen rosy
candles on the cake and the guests in
vited were Mrs. Fletcher Reynolds,
Miss Nell Hall, Mrs. Rippy, of Texas,
Mrs. j. R. Brumby, Mrs. Jack Massey
and Miss Nancy Reynolds, of Washing
ton City.
The flag drill by girls was directed by
Miss Henrietta Black, the piano ac-
compartment by Miss Aurelia White.
The sentinels, with larger flags, were
Hugh Awtrey, Robert Fowler, Wilder
Glover, Robert and Howard Dunwody
and George Sessions. After the drill,
the children sang Dixie and waved
their flags with enthusiasm.
On Wednesday evening at the court
house flag drill was given by sc little
girls led by Elizabeth Nolan and Mar
guerite White. They were dressed in
white with red sashes fastened on the
right shoulder and ending in bow on
the left hip. Hiss Henrietta Black
trained the children and Miss Aurelia
White played the piano for the drill.
Mrs. George Gober directed it.
The Acworth Post says: ''The Post
is in receipt of a collection of vegeta-
bles this week that would do credit to
any State Fair. Mr.. ]. w. Robinson
brought white radish which weighs
3 IL pounds. Mr.. James Ross three
ears of corn which weigh 1-2 pounds.
Mrs. J. H. Lewis a tomato weighing
Is ounces and measuring Is 1-2 inches
in circumference"
1t will interest friends of Miss Dessa
Moore NOW Mrs. w. A. Hartman) to
know that Mr. Hartman is one of the
heirs of the Wertz millions. His aged
grandfather, Major Wertz, of New
berry, S. c., is preparing to visit his
'fatherland" to investigate the distri-
button of this fortune of $3.50, 900, 900
made in Germany" Mrs. Hartman's
friends here hope she will get a share
in this immense estate.
The United Sacred Harp Musical
Association will convene in the Baptist
Tabernacle Church in Atlanta on the
9Th, 7th 8th of September Delegates
and noted singers will be there from 8
or 10 slater. Night sessions will be held
also. Singers, choirs and the public are
invited to be present. J. S. James, of
Douglasville, is president of this ass
ociation and T. B. Newton, of Alpha
retta, general manager
Mrs. Chase had fitted up an emer-
gency hospital in the solicitors room
in the court house where any one need
ing medical or surgical attention could
receive it. Every doctor and drug
gist in town offered service and pre-
scriptions free and all the merchants
contributed supplies. Mr.. Ward was
especially generous in this way. After
the reunion everything in this room
will be given to the Woman's Benevo-
lent Association.
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