The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-13

i anu MIS-. j. n. Brumby again.
Mrs NJ "A. Galloway has return
ed from visit in Washington, Ga.
See Blanche Sweet in Public
Opinion" at the Gem Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Mountcastle
have gone to Stone Mounatin to
live, -----.-.
Mrs. Wellons is expected home,
from Colorado, about the 25th of
this month.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer is spending a
week in Ohio, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stringer. /
Mrs. r. j. Hardage has music
class of eleven pupils in the New
Salem neighborhood.
Mrs. c. P. Stephens is pianist for
Mr.. Jelks during the meetings at
tht Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Christian of
Etowah, Tenn, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Mell-,
Mr.. Glenn Giles will succeed Col.
ID. W. Blair as teacher of a large
class of boys in the Methodist sun
day School, -
Dr.. and Mrs. Patton had DR.. and
Mrs. Thacker, Miss Elizabeth
Thacber and Miss Julia Anderson
with them at luncheon on Tuesday.
Mrs. t. M. Brumby, Jr., attend
ed the wedding of Miss May Atkin-
son and Mr.. Jackson Dick Tuesday
evening at All Saints church in At
lanta. ''7-s'~--s-'sr-----s---'
Mrs. c. ]. Daman and her little
| daughter, Margaret Kemp, of Butte,
Montana have arrived in Atlanta
and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. James o. Hardin
will attend the wedding of Miss
Mona Price and Mr. Edward Bur-
CESS Smith at the home of the bride
in Atlanta Saturday at high noon.
Mrs. Ed Groves gave a spend-the-
day party Saturday inviting Mrs.
Mitchell Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. ]. H.
Groves, Miss Augusta Groves, Miss
Jennie Cohen, Mrs. Inman and Miss
May Mitchell.
Mrs. William Wilson is expecting
her sister, Miss Lois Wymond of
Aurora Ind, to come and spend a
month. This will be her first visit
south and she will be welcomed by
Mrs. Wilson's many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shipper
are at home in 'Elwood with their
family including one son, William
Jr., and five daughters, Misses Ruth,
Martha, Marie, Margaret and
Charme. Mrs Shipper and Miss
Marie have often visited in Mari
eta and have many friends here.
Rev. George NJ. Colson, of Eus-
tace, Fla, who has been preaching
at st. Phillips Cathedral in Atlanta
during the vacation of Dean Thorn
as Johnson, has been a frequent Wis
itor to his sister, Mrs. Ada Waldrip
at her country place 'Idlehurst'' on
the Burnt Hickory road.
Fancy sox in this sale II. L. Saul
The German Store.
4 Mrs. Cleveland Green and Miss
Ethel Gam entertained the Smyrna
Social club Wednesday afternoon at
Mrs. Green's. This club has plan
ned to attend the Southeastern fair
in Atlanta in body and expects to
have delightful time together.
Among the Marietta children at
tending the circus in Atlanta were
Ruth Noe, Frances Hardeman, How
ell Trezavant, Herbert Clay, Albert
and Walter Sans, William and
Banks DuPre. Many older children
also went and a few grown people.
The republicans admit that Will
son kept us out of war, but they
think he did it in the wrong way.
Now we are not going to lose any
time complaining about the way we
are kept out of war. Well take
peace any way we can get it, rather
than go up against what those Eu-
ropean nations are against. Moul-
trie Observer
Last Sunday Mr. Ed Manning
came down from Nashville to visit
his mother, Mrs. Kate Manning,
who invited to meet him Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Hilburn, of Atlanta, Mr. and
Mrs. H. V. Manning and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Stephens and daughters
Ruth and Sarah A very happy
day was spent by these relatives