The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs cARrEns Pnosr BUSINESS PHONE
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Fla, who is at Agnes Scott College
spent the weekend with Miss Gussie
Hedges.
FOR RENT-A nice 5 room housa
with hall, lights and water, close in
on Roswell st. Also a nice 4 room
mouse with large hall, lights and
water, on Anderson st. Apply to
~ J. w. Hardeman,
Inc Misses Towers entertained at
dinner Friday evening for Mr.. and
MRS Robert Anderson, of Havana.
Cuba. Pink roses adorned the table
and the other guests were Mrs. w. D.
Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. c. D. Elder
and Mr.. and Mrs Rosser Little.
JOIN the International Peace Socie-
ty. No initiation fee or dues to
pay. You will meet the best people
In Cobb County at our Conclayes
which are held in Marietta. Address
international Peace Society. Rail-
way Exchange Building, St. Louis.
Missouri.
Buggy and harness for sale or ex-
change for milk COW. 107 Butler
st. D. F. Werner *2t-5-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, their
daughters, Misses Lula and Eliza
beth, and Mrs. Hollingsworth. OF
Dalton, motored to Atlanta last Fri
day and rested awhile in Marietta
with Mrs. T. w. Read. They re-
turned Monday delighted with their
visit to Atlanta and the operas.
Mrs. John M. Graham, who is
chair imam of the general committee
ON education of the federation of
Womans clubs, met with the dele
gates in Atlanta last Tuesday. One
thing these ladies will undertake
will be the planting of dogwood and
other poisoning trees along the
national highway.
We had pleasant visit last Mon
day from Judge and Mrs. Nicholson,
their sister, Mrs. w. C. Aired, of
Jasper, and their children, Lucille
Aired and Pettitt Nicholson. Both
are handsome children unusually
large for their ages. Lucille is a
pretty blonde and can recite all of
six but has been in school for some
time.
FOR REMIT i've room cottage
with bath. $1,000 per month.
Apply to B. G. Brumby. tt.
Mrs. w. A. Coursen has had sever
al pink dogwoods in bloom recently
Most of the white locust trees in
town are either very old and decrepit
or young and awkward but Mrs. A.
A. Bishop has one at the western side
of her house that has recently been
marvel of beauty. 1t is very tall
and symmetrical and was so full of
snowy blossoms it was one huge
bouquet.
FIVE ROOM House for rent on Lo-
Gust street for $500. Water con-
nection. Phone $50. R. H. Cox If
Murray Weems, the magician OF
mahogany, has recently restored a
fine old side board that will grace
Marietta home. 1t belonged to a
great, great grandmother of the
present owner who lived in Phila-
delphia during the revolutionary
war and, as was customary in those
days, decanters of wine always stood
on sideboards. Officers of the revo-
lutionary armies drank wine from
the decanters on this sideboard when
it was in Philadelphia but Mr.
Weems has made it as good as new
1t is a Hipplewhite model.
Hammocks and Porch Swings, see
them at Norton Hardware Co.
Mrs. E. M. McCulloch, Miss S. R.
Russell and Miss Margaret McCul-
loch have returned from Florida
They stopped in Savannah with Mr..
and Mrs Randolph Anderson and
went with them to the unwilling of
t he Stewart-Screven Monument
Judge R. B. Russell was there too.
Mrs. McCulloch's ancestors, the
Ways and Russells, are buried in the
Midway churchyard.
DR.. Smith baptised six children
last Sunday morning. A son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Anderson was
named Harrison Latimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Gantt's daughter, Lille
Louise, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Schaef-
fer's son was named Howard Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs E. @. Gaddy's son Mer-
Ger Fain and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Jackson's two sons were Richard
BENJAMIN and William Trickett.