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bis 5tlfs uubte unO bic 5ran5cieu
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-18

Mrs. Pierre Camblos entertained
at bridge on Thursday.
MISS Luella Jones, of Gainesville.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. r
Turner.
Mr.. George Edwards attended the
furniture convention in Chattanooga
last week.
Mr.. Will Green came by from
south Carolina Thursday and ac-
compalned Mrs. Green home Satur-
day.
A number of Marietta young men
gave dance Friday evening at the
auditorium in honor of the visiting
girls here.
The Augusta Humane Society adj
Vertlses in the Chronicle that if has
six pretty, healthy little kittens to
give away
Mr.. ]. NJ. Broughton, of Raleigh.
N. C., who is touring S. c. and Ga.
IN his car visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wav-
land Camp last Friday.
Fried chicken and all-day sing
lngs have a charm all their own re-
gardless of wars or rumors of wars
and troubles in high places. De
Kalb New Era.
DR.. Charles H. Field is in town
after visit to his mother in Gordon
County, His many friends regret to
know that he will not return to
Marietta to live.
Judge Robert Franklin, of Gal
weston Texas, spent last Monday
with his cousin, Mrs. R. de T. Lawr-
ence, who had not seen him in 81
years. He was on his way home
from the reunion in Richmond.
Mr.. M. D, Hodges has returned
from the druggists convention in
- S~AAAOAA' Allo lIIIlG uduSuLeT,
Mary, went as far as Macon with
him and visited her grandmother
Hodges while he went to Savannah.
Miss Emma Hedges has received
many congratulation on the distinc-
ton won by her school notebooks
for the Marietta High School in the
recent school contest in Rome. She
is very bright girl and devoted to
her studies.
Mr.. Lucius Clay left last Satur-
day at noon for West Point to en-
ter the military school of Uncle Sam.
He will stop few days in Wash
ington City to visit his brother,
Lieut.. Frank Clay, who is still in a
hospital where he is being treated
for rheumatism.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-18
BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
FOR BRIDE ELECT,

On Friday afternoon Miss Willie
Mae Blair was complimented with a
tea by Mrs. G. A. Wikle and her
three daughters at her home on
Cherokee Street. In the reception
hall, which was beautified with mas
turtiums and green foliage of ever
green's Mrs. Wikle, Mrs Blair, Mrs.
Robson and Mrs. Marchman well
coined the ladies whose cards had
been received by Christine Blair. EN-
ME Montgomery and Pauline Read
at the front door.
The parlor was in pink sweet-peas
and ferns with an immense flower
pot of white hydrangeas on the
hearth. The receiving line stood here
including Miss Hooper Wikle in blue
lowered taffeta, Miss Willie Mae
Blair in pink accordion pleated net
and corsage bouquet of pink roses
and lilies of the valley, Mrs. DOYLE
Butler in pink crepe meteor, Miss
Marguerite Harpen in green taffeta.
Miss Frances Wikle in blue lowered
wolfe and Miss Mildred Mckenzie in
blue taffeta.
The dining-room had white and
pink flowers. The round table was
covered with a cloth edged with
deep round-scalloped design in clu-
ny lace. A tall vase of pink roses
stood in the center and from this
table Mrs. Tom Read served ice
cream and Mrs. Charlie DuPre cake,
assisted by Mesdames Ralph Butler,
Ed Massey, Len Baldwin, j. r. Mas
sey, Tom Wallace, Henry Wyatt, Jr.,
Jim Welsh, Linton Dean and Misses
Marie Law, Eloise Brown, Agnes
Smith, Jennie Butler, Lois Welsh,
Laura Mayes, Eloise Cooper, Mary
Robson, Christine Dobbs, Jean Wal
lace, Annie Waddell. Serving punch
on the front veranda, which was de-
corated with corn-flowers and daisies
were Misses Edith Hudgins and Irene
Malone
The guest of honor was radiant
with the rosy glow of happiness and
smiles of joy over the devotion of
her many friends, but she shared
honors with little Marguerite But
Ter, eight months old, and the dar-
lingest grille imaginable with big
grey eyes and soft brown ringlets.
She did not understand the gather
ing of so many girls, like dancing
blossoms, but she was very sweet
and dignified and received admira-
ton and compliments without ex-
citement.