The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
SOCIAL AND personal
BUSINESS PHONE
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Mandago in Roswell.
Miss Nellie and Lois Paris vii
attend school at Macland.
MI. Deal Lindsay is visiting his
brother, Mr.. Roland Lindsay.
Mrs c. F. Hunt, of Thomson. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cox.
Mrs Aiken and Miss Fannie Aiken.
OF Pensacola, Fla, are at the Whit
lock House.
Miss Allie May Simpson is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Pauline Ran
dali, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Tom Melvin and Miss Lily
Melvin, of Darien, are visiting Mrs
Harold Willingham.
Mrs. N. R. Holland and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Holland, are VISIT
relatives at Tate.
Misses Lottie White and Pearl Nell
are visiting Mrs. George Christian
in Etowah, Tenn.
Miss Gussie Hedges is enjoyin 2 life
in Virginia where the climate s so
fine and bracing.
Mrs. T. NJ Brumby Jr, and chill
dren have returned from White Sui
phur Spring near GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. E. P. Holmes and children
have returned to jacksonville, Fla,
after spending the summer at Locust
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Potter will
leave Marietta about the middle of
! September for their new home in
Cincinnati
Miss Ruth Espy left Tuesday, for
Marietta where she will remain for
some time teaching music. -Buford
Journal.
Mrs. George Peschau, of Whining
ton, N. c., has come to spend Sep
tember with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Willingham.
Mr.. James L. Camblos is here on
a brief visit but has not decided
where he will be at home in fut ure.
Mrs. Camblos and little son are still
in Virginia.
Mr.. j. T. Chalker, of Kenn esaw,
has Invented a method of usin z ar
tesian water, conducted through
pipes, SO as to avoid waste and yet
furnish cooler water than is now pos
sible to get from the faucets.
Mrs. Lily Collier Beall and sons
will return to Atlanta to spen q the
winter Before next summer. they
will enlarge their residence on Whit
lock Avenue and will be at home here
both summer and winter
Miss Marguerite Reed, who has
been with Mrs. John Dorsey for some
time is now visiting the Misses Van
Dusen in Chattanooga and will later
go on a visit to Miss Helen BF own,
at their summer home on Signal
Noun tain.
Mrs. W. A. Bishop has returned
from a visit to Marble Hill which
is delightfully."- cool now. She brOugh.
some fine dahlias and asters home
with her and they will be bright
for many days.
Miss Augusta Groves enter tained
on Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Mabel Cortelyous guest, Mrs.
]. H. Cutliffe, of Union Spring Ala.
She was Miss Johnnie Sier an q was
a member of the Shakespeare club
here before her marriage.
Prof. and Mrs. S. V. Sanford and
sons spent the week end in Atlanta
| with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McClat-
chey Their son, Charles, broke his
right arm during his visit while
cranking an automobile
Mrs. l.. C. Baldwin is very much
better. Mr.. Baldwin remained with
her until her sister came and his
cheerful presence and tender care
did more than any thing else to re-
store her to her usual bright and
! lovely self.
A certain Marietta bride-elect has
received a lovely handmade gift
from a friend in Florida which will
probably be both the something new
and something blue when she is
dressed for her wedding. 1t is
white trimmed in white lace run
with blue ribbons and embroidered
in blue,
The meeting of the Wedn esday
bridge club at Mrs Nolans last week
was unusually pleasant on account
of the out-of-town guests Tn csc in
Guided Mrs. Mary Graham, Of Angus
ia who is spending the summer with