The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
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Miss Exa Bennett spent the week
end in Griffin with her brother.
Miss Harriet Dykers has gone to
New Orleans to spend the winter.
Mrs L. D. Hoppe entertained her
bridge club on Wednesday after
noon.
DR.. Patton and Mr.. ]. H. Groves
are attending the state synod in
dalton this week
Mrs. G. P Reynolds and her lit
tie son. Farmer Adams, are in At
lanta for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs George Nichols are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
hrs. E. P. Dobbs, Mr.. Nichols is
suffering from tonsilitis
Mrs Joseph NJ. Brown ana Miss
CORA Brown returned on Wednesday
from visit of several days with
Hiss Sally Brown in Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richardson
are expecting their sister. Mrs. w.
NJ. Mcintosh, of luka Miss, with
her son-in-law, Mr.. Guy Cozart. of
Lamar, Ark. to spend several weeks.
Mrs E. L. Robertson is in Nash
lie, Tenn, visiting her father, Mr.
ei. R. Shorter. Mrs. Lucy Robertson
mas recently returned from long
visit in Lebanon and other cities in
Tennessee.
Miss Jeanette Rankin, a repub-
Iican, was elected to congress from
Montana. Her pictures are fine
Ilcking ana she is said to be a very
able young woman-with a brilliant
mind and red hair.
In our mention of Mr. Carl Gard
n9r's discovery of method of using
x erosene oil instead of gasoline in
motor cars we should have written
the Cleveland Motor Co., instead of
the Cadillac. 1t was an error of
the telephone instead of the print
az.
Miss Jennie Daughtry, Miss Lii
liam Bond and Miss Fannie Lou
webb spent Friday night with Miss
Regina Rambo and Er. Sam Rambo
took them to Atlanta in an automo-
bile to a recital of interpretative
dances by pupils Of Miss Era Bent
yer at the Marist College Hall.
Miss Essie Trenholm has a pretty
basket made of white shells that is
still very beautiful although it was
made many years ago. The frame
is Of tiniest white shells like bugles
strung on wires and the flowers are
orange blossoms and roses all made
OF snowy shells.
MIR and Mrs. Len BALDWIN return
ed from Macon last Friday in time
10 enjoy Marlctta's celebration of
the Democratic victory. They also
saw the immense hilarity in Macon
That began at midnight Thursday
night after the news of Wilson's
election was known.
Mr. Robert Chandler has the con-
tract to buil1 the aims mouse on
the farm recently bought by the
county commissioners 1t will be of
brick, steam heated. and with water
connections ard all convenlences
for the comfort of the inmates. 1t
viii be so feet wide and 1873 feet
tong.
Senator E. P Dobb3, President Of
the senate Ogden Persons and Com
missioner of Commerce and Labor
k3al Stanley are guests of c. S. Ar
u 1w, State Game and Fish Warden,
for several days at st. Marys. They
are expected to shoot deer and catch
fish
Mrs. T. L. Wallace invited doz-
en young ladies on Saturday after
neon to meet her guest, MIS- jose
z zine Davis, including Misses Blon-
dine Cooper, Irene Malone, Virgin
10 Barnes, Hooper Wikle, Emily
Griffin, Regina RamTo, Francis
Law, Annie Gilbert, Cora Brown,
Lillian Dobbs, Minnie Lou Mcneil
and Hattie Black.
Miss Jean Wallace entertained
hsr Sunday School class Tuesday af-
ternoon with a Gem Theater party
with refreshments of candy during
the show The class includes
brownie Shipper, Mary Louise
PfumDy, Susie Kyle. Eliza Holmes,
Lillian Grogan, Mary Lou Ward,
Mary Sue Hicks. Susie Mckinney,
Clyde Ludwig and Mary NJ. Smith.
Rubber Roofing at Dcb0s Hard
ware Store.
Rev. J. ]. Grow, pastor of the
Stewart Avenue Baptist church, Of
Atlanta, spent Wednesday with his
son, Mr.. w. d. Crow and renewed
his subscription to the Journal be
fore leaving town He is looking