The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-13

sic Jones left for Fitzgerald on Fri
day.
Mrs. A NJ Gibbs, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. Paul Leake for several
weeks.
Miss Sallie Horney, of Columbus,
is visiting Mrs. George owen who had
also with her on Sunday Miss Beulah
Saxon, of Atlanta, and Miss Hattie
Kenny, of Charlotte, n. C.
Mrs. Dora Simmonds and her son,
Randolph, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Cheney at Pablo Beach, Fla.
and Mrs Clay is filling two posi-
tions in the post office for two
weeks.
Misses Helen and Isabel Rogers
have had among their recent visitors
their brother, Hon. Charles P. Roc
ers, of Willahatchee, Ala, Mrs. Bet
terton and Miss Minnie Lee Hay, OF
Atlanta.
Miss Regina Rambo, who is sail
ing from Philadelphia to Savannah,
will stop at Eastman and will also
attend the Confederate veterans re-
union in Fitzgerald on the 18th be-
fore coming to Marietta.
Mrs. Nat E. Harris, Miss Luttrell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell wallace,
Jr., left on Thursday morning in
touring car for Hampton, Tenn, to
spend a few weeks there in the Gov
errors beautiful summer home.
Mrs. Irrelevant and Mrs. Bolan
Brumby who arrived from San Fran
cisco last Thursday declare the coun-
try is more attractive than the ex-
positions. Mrs. Trezeyant had seen
Yellowstone Park before so did not
stop there.
Mr.. Dempsey Medford sent us four
Of the finest tomatoes last week we
have ever seen. One weighed about
two pounds and the others were al
most as big. Mrs. NJ w Murdoch
also brought us two perfect speci-
mems from her garden.
Miss Dorothy Smith is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. A. S. Smith, near Raleigh,
and will be Joined by Miss Irene Ma
lone in few days to attend house
party in Suffolk, Va, with Miss Hell
en- Hosier who was their school mate
at Wesleyan College in Macon.
1t was quite shock to those of us
who knew Lillian Russell 20 years
ago when she was so lovely and
graceful in light operas to see her so
plump and substantial in the movies
However she is handsome now and
carries her weight and age extreme
ly we'll
Mrs. Thomas J. Hardage received
the black silk dress given away by
Mr.. Henry Ward Saturday morning
to the lady with a number cut from
his advertisement nearest to one that
had been placed in a desk in the
store. Many ladies were present but
some sent their numbers in by
friends.
Mr.. j. B. Hough was delayed by
business and did not leave for Joplin
Mo-, until Thursday. He will re-
turn to accompany Mrs. Hough to
their new home about the first Of
September. Her neighbors regret
very much to see her go but remem-
Der she leaves a grandson here and
he will bring her back on visits.
A number of Georgia's daily pa
pers are publishing a fine picture Of
d. F. McClatchey, 'the man the
house lost and the senate gained"
who has long been famous for his
magnificent voice. When he was
elected secretary of the senate we
predicted he would continue to hold
the place and he confessed recently
at rotary club dinner that he is
making race to succeed himself.
First the bankers of the state,
then the weekly press men, and now
/ the police chiefs have decided to for
bid the serving of alchoholic bever-
ages at the entertainments at their
annual meetings. Pretty soon it will
be a rare banquet in Georgia that is
| graced, or disgraced, as the case may
be, by the old-fashioned trimmings
that in other days caused banqueters
to slip under the table, or go weav-
ing homeward in the wee sma' hours,
declaring vociferously, eve wont GO
home till morning" Savannah
Morning News.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Northcutt, OF
Jacksonville, Fla, are entertaining a
jolly house party of friends and rel
atives at their summer home on Sum-
set lake. Their guests include Mr.