The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-28
SOCIAL AND Personal
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Mrs. j. L. Reed aud Miss Marguerite
Reed of Daytona, Fla, are in the city
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Reed. =
Gainesville News.
| One of Marietta's charming musicians
plays melodious little piece that came
to her in dream; she saw the notes in
her minds eye and when she awoke the
next morning, so vivid had been the
dream, she played the piece as If the
written notes had been before her. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Mrs.
George Sessions, Messrs. T. M. Jr., ].
R. and Jack Brumby attended the
wedding of Miss Myrtle Palfrey and
Mr.. Robert Brumby in Franklin, La,
last Tuesday. Miss Palfrey was in
Marietta last summer and is greatly
admired here for her beauty and
amiability.
| LADIES-You are cordially
invited to attend a practical
cooking and baking demonstra-
ton of the Perfection Blue
Flame Oil Stove at F. E. A.
Schilling's Hardware Store
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
June u, %, and 10Th of this
week.
Col. L. w. Duval, of Ocala, Fla,
son of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Duval, is
delegate to the democratic convention
in Baltimore and while he is in that
city his wife is visiting in Boston.
They will come to Marietta about the
9Th of July to visit the parents of Col.
Duval and will go later to Kentucky to
visit Mrs. DuvaPs parents.
Gentlemen! If you need a
summer suit, Cassimer, Worsted
and Serge, good colors, worth
from $3.50 to $4,000 now going
at $9.75 to $3.50. Odd pants
$500 values now $3.50. $3.50
pants going for $2.75. $l.50 pants
now CSC. Cut Price Sale.
L. Saul, German Store.
Speaking of little bridge that was
washed away twice in two days in Mil
ton county the Alpharetta Free Press
says: eve ought to build permanent
bridges and roads when we spend our
perfectly good money, and when we do
not build good bridges we waste our
money. Still, there are those who say
that we are not able to build good
bridges. Our position is that we are
not able to build sorry Ones"
A party from Atlanta including Mr..
Stewart Witham, Mr.. Tom Lyon,
Misses Marion Phinizy and Harriet
Calhoun motored to the Berry Tavern
last Friday evening and enjoyed a
delicious supper with Misses Margaret
Camblos, and Vivian Strong, Mr.. James
Camblos and Warren Potter of Ma
rietta. Nasturtiums were used in
profusion with splendid effect and the
evening was one of great pleasure to
the entire party.
FRkE-Good things to eas
served free at F. E. A. SchiIling's
Hardware Store this week. A
practical cooking demonstration
of the New Perfection Oil
Stove is being held by an expert
lady demonstration. Come and
learn the merits and economy of
this modern Stove.
Among the costumes woY; at the
masquerade ball which is one of the an
nual events of the university COM
mencement, of particular interest were
those of Miss Cora McCord Brown,
daughter of Governor and Mrs. Joseph
M. Brown, and her young cousin, Miss
Mary Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Brown, both of whom
wore peasant costumes brought from
Switzerland by Miss Sallie Eugenia
Brown, who loaned them to her young
kinswomen for the occasion. Atlanta
| Journal.
One job lot first class remnants
consisting ofbatiste, lawn, gala
tea and Bingham worth l0c and
l5c going now for &c yd. Yard
wide percale 121I grade now &c
i yd. l21ac bingham reduced to
&c. Good calico Sc yd. Apron
Bingham sc yd. Sheeting SC to
7c yd. Domestics bleached Sc
to 15c. Cut-ppice Sale.
L. Saul, German Store.
MR.. BROWN ENTERTAINS.