The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Northcutt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Northcutt with
an advertisement party in the beau
tiful new residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Northcutt which was as fra
grant and lovely as an orchard with
quantities of peach and plum bios
SONS.
The guests were dressed to repre-
sent advertisements and ranged from
the Frenchy beauty on the cover CT
Vogue to the plain house maids in
gingham frocks and white aprons
not to mention gold dust twins, a
black nanny and the smiling "Ras-
tus' who bears aloft bowl of cream
of wheat wherever man is found.
Mrs. Ralph Northcutt ADVERTISED
Bakers Cocoa and wore the blue
skirt, yellow waist, pink cap and
white apron of the chocolate maids.
Mrs. Floyd Northcutt was a dainty
Fluffy Ruffles" in white flounced
muslin and blue girdle, advertising
Allegretti's candy, and distributing
box of chocolates sent by Griffith's
Pharmacy
Mr.. Ralph Northcutt proved the
excellence of Williams shaving soap
and appeared with the lather on his
face while he handed samples of
the soap to all the men present.
Mr.. Floyd Northcutt illustrated
Fisk tires in a little boys night
dress and carried a tire around his
shoulders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brumby, Jr.,
were an attractive couple of widely
diverging characteristics although
both wore white powdered hair. She
was the Frenchy young lady on the
cover of the ladies' magazine,
Vogue, and was complete from the
wide flower-covered hat to the high
heeled slippers on her dainty feet.
The waist was tight-fitting with
long V neck, the V outlined from
shoulders to waist in black velvet
ribbon. The skirt was of pink silk,
plain and full, with very bouffant
panniers of satin brocaded in pink
roses.
Mr.. Brumby was Peter Hender-
sons gardener in everyday trous-
ers, and without a coat, with
wide-brimmed straw hat and push
ing wheel-borrow full of fresh
vegetables
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boston were a
pair of Mellin's Food infants in white
gowns and caps, with bottles and
pacifiers. Mrs. Boston is a very
pretty little brunette and wore pink
rosettes on her cap. Mr.. Boston is
extremely plump with merry blue
eyes and he won the mems prize for
the best impersonatien.
= Mrs. c. w. DuPre advertised Bon
Ami most effectively with fluffy
yellow chicken on her right shoulder
from which white ribbon extended
diagonally across her bodice with the
legend Hasn't scratched yeti" in
lavender letters. Mr.. DuPre escort
ed her as a plain Marietta business
man.
Mrs. Mills Mcneil was the Uneeda
Biscuit boy, in rain coat and cap,
with a package of Uneedas in one
hand.
Mrs. Fred Norris exploited Denni-
sons crepe paper in a red flounced
frock of that material, while her
liege lord disported himself as a
suffragette with characteristic hat
and dress and the pennant, Votes
Tor Women, across his breast.
Mrs Harry DuPre was beautiful
as "Fatima' in a Turkish costume
with red slippers while her husband
wore four red roses in the lapel Of
his coat r'A~.- -,
Mrs. Dan Anderson was in pink
bingham, with big white apron
and white cap as the housekeeper
using Gold Medal Flour while her
husband wore charms on his watch
chain representing the Deere Wagon
and Pillow Co.
Mrs. Don Towers carried an
O'cedar Mop and dressed as a house
maid in black with a white cap and
apron.
Mrs. Chandler Jones was very
pretty in lavender crepe de chine
and carried a cup of Bakers Cocoa
on tiny tray.
Mrs. Adrian Cortelyou wore a
white costume of Dennison's crepe
paper with green girdle and Mr.
Cortelyou represented Arbuckle's
Coffee with a big gold R and a buckle
on his shoulder.
Mrs. Ernest Malcolm and Mrs.
Moultire Sessions represented Domino
Sugar but in different styles Mrs.