The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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out " 1rdnqulIIa TO see MISS Oallle
Camp after the unwilling ceremonies
Monday.
Mr.. L. Saul, proprietor of the Ger
man Store is in New York this week
buying fall goods and looking out for
bargains to offer his customers when
he returns.
Mrs. Robert Brumby, of Franklin,
La, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Brumby. Mr.. Robert Brumby will
arrive the first of September to spend
several weeks.
The Tigers and their friends want
a Judge away of from Marietta
who will not break up their little
games. If you believe in enforcing
the law, vote for Morris.
Miss M. R. Pasteur who has been
visiting Mrs. Pratt, left last week for
Toxaway, N. c., where she will spend
sometime with relatives before return
ing to her home at Lake Weir, Fla.
Misses Grace and Mildred Fruitticher
spent the weekend with Mrs. W. J.
Frey and Mrs. w. H. Fruitticher, with
Elizabeth and William, from Birming
ham recently spent 10 days with Mrs.
Frey.
Mr.. R. A. Fine, proprietor of the
Fair, is buying up fall goods in the
Eastern markets and expects to be
home in about a week with all sorts of
good things for the people of Cobb
county.
LOST-On Aug. II, between Powder
Springs and Brownsville, ladies 0 size
gold watch with leather fob. Finder
please notify G. R. Johnston, Winston
Ga, and receive reward.
1927
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richardson's
guests last week were Mrs. Alice Bill
lups, of Decatur, Miss Sara Wilson, of
Watkinsville, and Hon. Jas. D. Price.
of Pennington. Miss Julia Johnston is
visiting them now.
Mr.. c. C. Coyle will visit his friend,
Col. Roosevelt, at Oyster Bay next week
and will invite him to come to Marietta
and make speech in the park. The
colonel's mother was a Cobb County
girl so he is really half southern as he
claims to be.
Mr.. Charlie Hedges was operated on
by DR.. Nolan Sunday night for appen-
dicitis and is in condition favorable to
recovery. DR.. ]. D. Malone admins
tered the aenesthetic and DR.. Benson
assisted DR.. Nolan. Mr.. Hedges is at
the sanitarium on Church Street.
Among the recent visitors at Mrs.
Jennie Burts were Mrs. w. P. Wills,
Mrs. j. M. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G.
Gray and children of Atlanta, Mrs. E.
Y. Hill of Kennesaw, Mr.. j. NJ. Nc
Lain, Miss Minnie McLain of Acworth
and Mrs. Clayton Lemon of Atlanta.
Miss Bertha Bennett is spending
awhile in Western, N. C. and will be
joined for two weeks by Mrs. Graham
Sullivan VINO will make the journey to
her future home in New York by easy
stages. Marietta loses a lovely young
mother and a darling cherub in these
two.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher Reynolds
ar home at Locust Lodge. Mrs.
J Ids WIS Miss Susilee Cantrell and
ats at ner wedding declare she was
ne most beautiful bride imaginable
and her bridal robe was exquisite.
An ong the candlesticks on the altar at
her wedding were two that had been
blessed by the Pope and were gifts
from the mother superior and sisters
of the Visitation Convent in Baltimore.
Father Jackson, pastor of St Antho-
ny's church in West End, is preaching
against the clothes now worn by many
girls and women. A business firm re-
Gently ordered its girl employees to
stop wearing low-cut necks and elbow
sleeves. That is sheer tyranny and in
justice. Any man who works, either
literally or fguratively pulls off his
coat and rolls up his sleeves and so do
women-from cook and laundress up to
editors and teat ers. To insist on girls
working in high eek waists with long
sleeves is simply cruelty to animals.
Peasant girls with elbow sleeves, low
necks, bare heads and feet too, who
peddle fruit or needle-work in Europe,
are noted for their modesty.
A number of young men gave dance
at the armory Monday evening in honor
of Miss Cora Browns guests and there
were a number of other visiting girls
present. Misses Boyle and Latham,
Misses Munnerlyn and DuBose, Miss
Laura Wyatt and Miss Campbell.
Messrs. Clarke Howell and Edwin
Broyles came up from Atlanta. The
german Was lad h1y Mics poc.;, Dl