The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-24

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Have your clothes altered, cleaned,
pressed and repaired by VIM. Corral
the Marietta Tailor, Phone $50.
Suits made to order. sept24. At.
Misses Isabel and Helen Rogers
have had their sister, Mrs. Ellis and
her daughter, Mrs. Marcus Beck. Wis.,
iting them for week.
Shoe repairing while YOU wait.
Best work and reasonable prizes Ma
rietta Shoe Shop, 1O2 WASHINGTON
avenue.
Mrs Sarah E. Miller. who had
been quite indisposed for several
days, was able to attend the lunch
con at Mrs. w. L, Richardson's last
Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie T. Miller and Mrs.
Frank Lenoir, of Houston, Texas,
who have been visiting in Atlanta,
spent a few days last week with
Mrs. J. D. Northcutt.
Mrs. John Warren and Miss Annie
Lucia Warren spent Tuesday in
Druid Hills with Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Bennett who entertained for Miss
Irene Brewer, of Elberton.
The records Of the board of health
show that there have been in Athens
this year not more than half as many
cases Of typhoid fever as there were
last year.-Athens Banner.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamby's
guests for the weekend were Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Thornton, Mr.. T. e.
Gaines and Miss Wylannie Gaines.
They motored over from HartweIl.
The Hon. A. P. McLain, wife
and son, Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Awtrey and little daughter, Gean,
of Acworth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Hill,
of Kennesaw, were guests of Mrs.
Frank Burt Sunday.
Miss Marion Brooks, Mr.. Howard
Webb and Col. De Wore motored over
from Alpharetta last Sunday to spend
the day with Miss Fannie Lou Webb.
Miss Brooks left on Tuesday for
Washington City to enter school.
DR.. Russell Dean returned to Jack
sonville, Fla, Thursday morning ac-
companied by Mr.. A. A. Bishop who
goes especially for the delightful au-
to trip, being too busy to spend more
than a few days in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brewer had
quite party of visitors last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Brown, Mr..
Claude Brown and Mrs. Earl Howell,
of Nelson, and Mr.. and Mrs c. d.
Chambers, of Holly Springs.
Among the guests at the Whitlock
House are Mrs. Meldrim and Miss
Lillian Meldrim, of Darien, Miss,
Louise Benjamin, of Baltimore, Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Fem, of Macon, Mr..
Olney and Master Dick Olney, of New
York, Mr.. W. H. Terrell and Mr..
George Kirby.
Mrs. Pearl Welsh, Mr.. Homer
Lewis and Mr.. George Daniel are
on a committee to direct the work
for the Decatur Orphans Home by
the members of the Methodist Sun
day School next Saturday and will
report collections Sunday.
Mayor and Mrs. Dobbs, on their
return from Florida brought their
little niece, Eugenia Hair, from
GAINESVILLE to spend the weekend.
Mayor Dobbs caught some fine fish
and expressed them home. The trip
was delightful in every way.
Mrs. William H. Condor, of Mass
asoit avenue, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives at Ok
lahoma, and Marietta, Ca, left Saw
annah by boat, with her sister, Mrs.
L. c. Baldwin, of Marietta, Monday,
Aug. 80, arriving in Boston early
Friday morning after delightful
sea voyage. They arrived here Sum
day afternoon. Or. ~
Herald
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Howell was christened last
Wednesday by Rev. Randolph Cal
borne with the name of his paternal
grand father, Archibald, and his
aunt, Miss Ellen Howell, was his
| god-mother and his uncle, Mr.. James
Howell was his godfather. He
wore the same christening robe in
which his father and all his uncles
and aunts were baptized. 1t is OF
exquisite BRUSSELS net and applique
lace and was imported from Europe.
Mrs Harry DuPre's exquisite taste
in dress and decorations assure the
! cucoccc of the baby show as a beau