The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

&c visiting MIS- Wlluel
,f,ss Ruth Marion, Of Hopkinsyille,
10 visiting Miss Annie Waddel'.
az ne Leon Little, of the First
,,..ioral Bank, has returned from a
,.;o,t 70 his parents in Eatonton.
,.i.sas Susie and Opheha Brumby,
-, radartown, were guests of Miss
HoDpe for the dance Monday even
ing
Mrs ". A. Sans is visiting her
r,rants in Athens. She will come
rno,. soon to visit Mrs. A. H. Gill
bert
Mr., S. C. McEachern is recover
mo from a surgical operation per-
f,,,nad by Dr. Battey, of Rome, a
few days ago,
Miss Gloria Watkins and Miss Ida
snsje Bray spent the weekend at
house party in Calhoun given by
Miss Tilla Rocker.
Miss Minnie Lou Mcneil gave a
nicpjc at Lithia Springs Tuesday ev-
enipg for her visitors and a few Ma
rietta girls and boys.
Mrs J. Randolph Anderson has
ratrrued to Oakton after attending
the funeral of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Jane Anderson, in Savannah.
Robert Lee, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ]. Scott, died early Wednes-
DAY morning and was taken to Jack
sonytlle. Ala, for burial by his pa
rents
Mr. W. 0. Boatner has sold the old
J Gid Morris place in front of Mr..
p c. Cole to Mr.. George L. Word, Of
Atlanta, who will improve it for 2
summer home.
Miss Alice Anderson gave a matt
nee party at the Forsyth Theatre
Frlday to Miss Irene Malone's guests
WAC were also her own schoolmates
at Wesleyan College.
Mrs. NJ. R. Lyon urges the U. d. c.
to come out to the court house Sat
urday evening and bring their
friends to enjoy the patriotic and
sane celebration of the 4th of July.
bliss Sallie Camp entertained Mrs.
Albert Gardner and family, and Mrs.
King Copper with a spend-the-day
party Saturday. Mrs Joseph NJ.
Brown and Miss Cora were also pres
eat
Miss Sena Towers has recovered
her beaded purse which was adver-
tised in the Journal A young man
employed in one of the drug stores
found it and promptly restored it to
her,
Miss Cora Brown gave a dance on
Thursday evening for the many vi
sting young ladies now in town.
TIE Marietta string band furnished
music and a delightful evening was
spent
Mrs. L. b. Carnes has purchased
two Mitchell automobiles, one is a
seven passenger touring car and the
other IS roadster. The cars were
made by the Mitchell-Lewis Co. Sale
"as made by Mr.. ]. NJ, Austin.
from an Aberdeen, Miss, paper,
W learn that Mrs. Albert Bond died
d apoppleXy resulting from anguish
ever the condition of her husband
VINO mad been operated on for ap-
p7ndIcltls few days before she died
Air A. A. Griggs wishes to thank
N@ friends from all over the county
io' soliciting him to run for the le-.
sSIature. Owing to his physical
~ VIII De LHlpOSSDle TOT
'''0 TO make the race.
DoIlng the voyage of Miss Faws
paIN across the Atlantic an enter
,@'''lIeht was planned by Miss Re-
7'ua Rambo for the benefit of sailors
'Uo"S and orphans and about $50 |
.oU'lea Tor this fund. AS usual
.1'S MARIETTA girl won all hearts and
'''''nphshed much good.
81, ne entire Journal force returns
tanks to Mrs. Charlie Guyton and
VI, waiter Reynolds for a large tray
.:s .1 "Igh with delicious peaches the
- .p''' and sweetest that have reach |
s - Us this summer. They were |
49, ny enjoyed and the memory Of |
'~'n fingers sweetly with us.
%-S' Julia Anderson entertained
~ Of l5 girls at the Gem Thurs |
r,o,, afternoon and after seeing the |
t tos'leS they returned to the house |
+oo,s dainty luncheon. The dining
,yOm' with it's beantiYrl U,,ndanss