The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-01

Mrs. E. j. Prescott and her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Prescott, have re-
| turned to Atlnata after visit to
Miss Kate VIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Summerhill, of
Admission, Ala, and Mrs Sam Gatlin
and her two daughters, Misses Lau-
trelle and Wyllemette, of Catawba,
S. c., spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. r. Gatlin,
Rev. and Mrs. Walter f. Brown
are at home with Miss Lula Bell at
ia Sessions street Mr.. Brown
breaches at Elizabeth and also at
Union chapel but will be given
church at the conference next Nov
ember
The election of Asa Gambler as
mayor of Atlanta demonstrates most
conclusively and effectively that At
ianta citizens have subjugated petty
politics and assumed high plane &C
patriotic suffrage in selecting their
Officials. 1t means that Atlanta's
civic life as well as its municipal al
fairs will be improved Augusta
Chronicle.
Mr.. j. N. CAN'T, of Marietta, was
here short while yesterday boosting
the candidacy of his fellow towns
man, Hon. E. P. Dobbs, for comptrol-
Ter general. Mr., CAN'T is an exceed
ingly clever gentleman, and says
that satisfactory reports are coming
from all parts of the state concerning
mis- candidates race. -Lawrenceville
News Herald.
Misses Julia and Emma Katherine
Anderson entertained on Thursday
morning of last week at bridge with
a luncheon served on the card tables
after the game. Their guests in
Guided Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe
and her visitors Miss Margaret Nc
Gary and Miss Allie Gambler, Miss
Lois Gardner and her visitor, Miss
Alice Dawson and Miss Fredouia
Field.
EX-President Taft, realizing that
the chautauqua platform furnishes
the best opportunity offered in the
United States for the delivery of a
message worth delivering to an au-
dience worth talking to, is now one
of the star attractions under the
chautauqua tent. But what will the
Pulitzer and Hearst papers say? viii
they assail him as they did Mr.. Bry-
an, asks the Commoner.-Ma Macon
News.
? DR.. 5. d. Rambo has returned from
a pleasant visit to Nashville, Tenn.
He went to inspect the Maharry
school for colored dentists, to point
out its defects and instruct the fac
ulty how to overcome the schools
shortcomings. He had luncheon one
day with DR.. Morgan, President of
anderbilt University, who lived in
Rio de Janiero at the same time Dr..
/ Rambo did and was present at his
marriage.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gam entertained on
Thursday evening for her grand
daughter, Miss Mary Davis, of Aus
tell. and her grandson, Mr. Hubert
Allen, of Fargo, who will return to
school in Gordon Institute at Barnes
Vile in few days. Ten girls and
ten boys were invited and they play
ed rock and other games. Miss An
! ME Lucia Warren assisted Mrs. Gam
and Miss Davis in serving and ali
spent a delightful evening.
Valdosta is indebted to Senator
! Dobbs, of Marietta, who came here
with the visiting committee some
I time ago and saw the great work the
| college is doing. He kept the ap-
preparation from being defeated,
while President Perkins broke the tie
and voted for it. Our own senator
was among the absentee" the
class which is usually to blame for
whatever of good or bad that hap
pens in legislative body, where
there is close vote -Valdosta
! Times