The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-25

Miss Louise Parks, who assists
Miss Olive Faw in teaching, won a
$500 book of tickets to the Gem
given last week by Benson Brothers.
Mrs. Sam P. Jones spent last week
with Mrs. W. r. Turner who is able
to be up again. A party of Carriers
vile friends visited her Sunday at
/ ternoon.
H. j. jolly Thursday received his
commission as postmaster of the city
of Gainesville for four years from
January 27th, the date of his COM
mission.-Bartow Tribune.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. w. Murdoch have
new five passenger Chevrolet car.
Mrs. J. c. Casey has returned to
Atlanta after visiting her father, Ny.
c. 7. Carnes, who is i'll in bed.
Mrs. Harvey Barnes is with Mrs.
Joe Legg in Valdosta after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Northcutt in
Jacksonville on her return from Cor
tez.
Beside her club Mrs. Graham han
Mrs. T. NJ. Brumby, Jr, Mrs. Boston,
Mrs. NJ. j. Smith and Mrs. Graham
Sullivan to play bridge last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Fred Norris invited Mrs. Per
| kinsOn, Mrs. Trammell, Mrs. Morgan
Mcneil, Mrs. Sans and Mrs. George
Welsh to bird luncheon last Thurs
day and to the Strand afterward.
The electric light wires on Wash
| ington Avenue have been moved to
the right side of the street as it leads
to the cemetery to escape the trees
which they have been setting on fire.
Mrs Stirling and Miss Alexa Stirl-
ing will be guests of Mrs. John NJ
Graham On the 2Sth when they come
up for Miss Stirling to play on her
violin at the reading of Daddy Long
Legs.
Miss Minnie Lou Mcneil spent
Friday night at the hotel in Atlanta
with the Brenau Glee CLUB and will
go to Gainesville next Tuesday to at
tend the Junior-Senior reception at
the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Robson and
Miss Mary Robson leave in a few
days for Panama City, Fla, to spend
two weeks. Miss Robson will go
to Rockledge before returning to Wis
it Miss Emma May Rambo.
Mrs. w. E. Tate and daughters,
Mary Byrd and Lucy, and her son,
Bill, with Miss Cover and Mr.. Philip
Holland, spent Saturday night with
Mrs. r. n. Holland. They were on
their way home after motoring TO
Atlanta.
Miss Glennis Hancock with Misses
Ella Wilcox and Rebecca Clarke came
down from Shorter College Saturday
to hear the OPERA Madame Butter
fly, in Atlanta and returned to Rome
Tuesday, visiting Mrs. j. w. Han
cock while here.
New York recently had charity
ball that cost $75, 900 and netted
$40, 900. Well the society people had
a good time that cost them $S5, 700,
and charity gets $4,000 it couldn't
have gotten otherwise, so let's worry
about something else.
LOST-Silver card case containing
five dollar bill and some silver mon
ey. Case has name Mrs. E. I.
Stringer" engraved on it. Finder
please mail to postofifce box % or
return to Marietta Book Store. Keep
contents as reward. 2tM3
Mr.. c. NJ Webb, of Roswell, has
gone to Powder Springs to visit his
sister, Mrs Rollins after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs H. F. Drake. Miss Lula
Drake went to Calhoun and Rome
with Mr.. Webb to visit Mr.. Fred
Drake and Mrs. Effie Webb
Congressman Gordon Lee and his
guest, Mr. James Blakeslee, dined
with Judge n. A. Morris Wednesday
evening and enjoyed a typical south
ern treat
Four possums and a lot Of par
tridges formed the principal dishes,
and jonquils in crystal baskets beau
titled the table and dining room.
Invited to meet the distinguished
guests were Senator Dobbs Hon.
Fred Morris, Capt. J. H. Boston,
Judge George Anderson, Solicitor
Clay and Mr. j. G. Roberts
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