The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-14
social ano personal

Miss Mabel Griffin is with rela-
t;ras in Hampton.
Miss Marguerite Reed is with Mrs.
1obn r Fowler for brief visit.
Rev, Joel T. Dawes will preach at
r.. Methodist Church next Sunday.
Dobbs sells the best Freezers.
Miss Allie May Battison, of At
,orta is visiting Miss Selma Cou-
per.
Mrs J. B. Gaudry, of Savannah,
l. visiting her sister, Mrs. E. J.
Seize.
Mrs. Addie Marchant, of Column
hia, S. c., is visiting Mrs. N. 3.
White.
Miss Ollie Fain left Wednesday
for Northern tour to Boston and
other points
Mrs. Edward Giles and her daugh-
fer. Lena Rivers, are with relatives
in Newman.
Miss Lucy Hendricks, of Carriers
Vile, is visiting Mrs. J. T. Mari on
Church Street.
Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. John M.
Graham gave a Gem party for Mrs.
Keller Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Potter will
be at home to their friends the first
Of September on Mcdonald street.
DR. and Mrs D. R. Richardson have
returned to Ravenswood after two
months at their former home in
luka, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Fowler,
their son Robert and Miss Kate Kill
by have returned from a visit to re-
latives in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hardeman,
Miss Mabel and Mr.. George Hard
eman motored over to GAINESVILLE a
few days ago to visit relatives.
Mrs. Robert Shorter, of Augusta,
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Robertson Monday evening on her
way to Nashville, Tenn, to visit her
mother.
Mrs. T. ]. Hardage, OF Marietta,
who was Miss Lizzie Hamilton, Of
Dalton, was a school mate, though
not class mate, of Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Northcutt,
OF Athens, with their two lovely
children, have come to live with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Northcutt.
DR.. Patton, who was a class mate
Of Mr.. Joseph Wilson, the Presi-
dents brother, went to Rome to at
tend the funeral services of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson.
Mr.. Lewis Blodget of Atlanta, IS
spending while with Mr.. and Mrs.
W, L. Richardson who had with
them last Sunday also Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wight, of Atlanta.
The Bearden sisters, of Atlanta,
gave a musicale, consisting of songs
and accompaniment on the new
pipe organ, at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening.
Five of the candidates for Carni-
val Queen are ahead of the others,
namely; Misses Virginia Crosby,
Josephine Clarke, Annie Hair Dobbs
sarah Patton and Agnes Smith.
With the last consignment of limo
type metal to the Journal came the
sad news that such metal would soon
'oat twice as much as it does now on
account of the demand for bullets.
Mrs, c. H. Griffin has gone to Ros-
We'll TO visit her mother, Mrs. Bush,
ana her grandmother, Mrs. Paden,
VINO IS Ill. Mrs. Paden is SO years
'lu and is called Grandma" by
every body in Roswell.
Or. and Mrs. J. M. Moore are en-
'e' lalnlng a house party at their
'oDhtry home, ''Westwood", includ-
Jug their daughter, Mrs. w. A. Hart
man. OF Atlanta, and her son, Will
'I"n' Miss Alice Moore, of Atlanta,
lt"Sh Moore, of Powder Springs, and
MISS Sue Green, of Bradentown, Fla.
MISS Emily Griffin has returned
rom Detroit after months visit.
one enjoyed visits to Canada across
lake st. Clair and to other places.
MISS Grace Bate, of San Antonio,
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
D0'oen, and will come to visit Miss
"'iI1ln here before returning to her
nome in Texas.
Cotton Mops at Dobbs.
Nlrs M. D. Hodges is at home after
ueilgntful trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
''ouseS' their little daughter, Miss
Enr