The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Miss Evelyn Clay will serve punch
at the wedding reception of her cou-
SIN, Miss Nellie Stewart. in Atlanta
tonight and will be beautifully dress
ed IN pink satin. She is a guest of
MISS Lamar Latham at Mrs. Charles
Couklln's and Mrs. John l.. Tye will
entertain for her during her visit.
Miss Leila Bauknight, of Archer,
Fla, is visiting Miss Annie Waddell.
Miss Marie Baily, of Fernandina,
Fla, returned home last night.
News from Mr. r. H. Northcutt.
who is in Baltimore at Johns Hop
klns Hospital is favorable. Mrs.
Northcutt is with him.
Ladies, don't forget to come to the
German Store Saturday, the 18th.
You will find the biggest bargains
IN ladies suits, coats, dresse, and all
kinds Of dry goods. I will save you
dollars and dollars.
L. SAUL, The German Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Langdon
Mears went to ST. Augustine, Fla,
on their wedding journey and from
there to Darien where Mr.. Harold
Wllllngham and Miss Elizabeth
Wylly will be married at st. Andrews
Church tonight Mrs. Mears will be
Eatron of honor. Mrs. c. B. Willing
ham and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Peschau,
OF Wilmington, N. c., will also be
present at this wedding.
Miss Frances Law has returned
from a week in Atlanta with Miss
Marion Fielder. Miss Isabel Will
liams, of Wilmington, N. c., was a
guest of Miss Margaret Rushton at
the same time and the other men,
bers of the Willipgham- Mears bridal
party, Messrs. Tom Mears, William
Peschau, John Blackwell and Charles
Montgomery, also spent the week in
Atlanta at hotel and with the girls
enjoyed luncheons, drives and din,
ners and the sights of the splendid
Gate City.
Don't forget to come next Satur-
day, the 18th, and look at our cloth
ing. $1,000 Suits at $6.48, $500
Suits at $1,000. We need the money,
cotton is cheap and our prices are
cheap. Don't fail to come to the
German Store, old Postoffice build.
ing.
L. SAUL, The German Store.
The Commerce News says:
"a subscriber way over in Frank
lin County sent us an opposum and
potatoes by todays partial" post.
That man has sense like a horse. We
sat right down and moved his sun
scription up one notch, and smiled
during the performance.
That editor is welcome to all the
'possums in North Georgia but we
would like for some subscriber to
send us flour-saCk full Of real hicl-
o-nuts or walnuts. With a cup Of
sugar, whites of two eggs and some
Karo syrup, added to the goodies"
out Of those nuts, the best kind of
candy is made.
One of the parties given for Miss
Rebecca Stewart, Of Athens, was BY
Miss Katherine Rowland who has re-
Gently returned from an extended
trip through the Orient and brought
back many japanese souvenirs of
unique beauty and value.
The idea of japanese tea was
carried out most charmingly. Vases
Of pink and white cosmos, marigOld
and goldenrod frightened the love
" rooms. Tea was served in Japan
csc cups with the dainty refresh
ments. The Oriental costume of gor
geous beauty worn by the fair young
hostess was a japanese brides dress
deliberately embroidered in flowers Of
gold of remarkable design.
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