The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
BUSINESS PHONE
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Athens, are at the Kennesaw House
Prof. H. L. SewelI, of Gainesville
is visiting his father, Mr.. C. 7. Sew.
ell.
Mrs. Asa Darby is visiting her "a.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Pharr, IN
Fort Payne, Ala.
Mr., and Mrs. j. C. Watson and
family, of Dallas, attended camr
meeting last week.
Mrs. Howard Sydnor McNair and
her little son returned to New Or.
leans~on Wednesday.
( Miss Annie Hair Dobbs leaves
early in September for Lynchburg
Va, NO enter Randolph-Macon col
lsgeD
Mrs. E. r. Hunt is at home again
after visiting Mrs. E.. E. Malcolm in
New York and relatives in Connect
icutt.
Or. c. d. Elder has gone 10 u
bana, Ohio, to visit his wife who is
spending the summer there with her
parents.
Boston Transcript weather note.
The most dangerous humidity dur
ing a heat wave is the kind you buy
in a bottle.
Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe en-
tertained her bridge club on Thurs
day in honor of her visitor, Miss Mar
g ret McGary, of Raleigh. J
| Miss Alice Anderson IS spending i
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Dan
Anderson after visit in Macon with
Misses Millred Sloan and Alice Gard
w.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wyatt
and Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Wyatt Jr..
will be glad to know that little Billie
Wyatt is recovering from his recent
illness that at one time threatened to
develop into pneumonia.
Beside Mr.. and Mrs. McMannamor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley, Miss
Crockett has with her Mrs. NJ y.
Payne, of Valdosta, Mrs. Wh,teheal
and daughter, of Macon, Miss Halle,
OF Thomasville, Miss M. L. Scudder.
OF Memphis, and her niece, Miss Mar
eafet Griffin.
Mrs. Fred Rarlalow entertained
on Wednesday afternoon with rock
for Miss Kate Barker, of Jackson
vile, Fla, who is visiting the Misses
SchtlIihg. She was assisted by Mrs.
c. b. BarkalCw, Mrs. Kenan White
ana Miss Jeanette White Yellow
flowers were used and the same bril-
liant tints We're used in the sand
witches and sherbetN
{ Mrs. Marion Dobbs entertained on
Tuesday evening with a dance for
her cousin, Miss Jeanette Whitel
Miss Dorothy Stephens gave Gem
theatre party Thursday evening for
Miss Martha Howell, of Chattanooga,
Miss Martha BOynton, Of Atlanta, and
Miss Nancy Legg, of Valdosta. Re
freshments were served at, Miss
Stephens home after the show
Mr.. D. F. McCIatchey, secretary of
the state senate treated the reporters
Of news from the legislature and the
capitol and few other friends to a
Watermelon cutting Tuesday after
noon in his ante-rOOm. The delicious
melon weighed 81 pounds and was
grown by Mr.. J. Cook James, one Of
Cobb County's best farmers. The
melon was one of the largest seen in
Atlanta this summer.
II One day last week Mrs. w. A. Du-
Pre- went to Atlanta for a shopping
tour and took with her Misses Julia
and Emma Katherine Anderson,
/ Montgomery Anderson and William
/ and Banks DuPe After lunch the
party went over to the capitol and
saw all the exhibits in the upper
halls of Georgia's products 1t was
very interesting and instructive to
the Children to see the fruits in glass,
the minerals, grains, woods &c
Such things impress boys with the
greatness of cur state as no amount
of reading could do because SEEING
is beieying.
The dance given in Marietta
Thursday evening for Miss Budent
Bechts guests, Misses Mildred Payne
and Gladys Cassells, of Savannah
was the occasion of many Albanian:
motoring to the nearby town for tht
evening. Among those attending the
dance from Atlanta were Mise:
Becht, Payne, Cassels, Emily West
Alline Fielder, Maud Perkins, Rutl
Marlborough, Betty Black, Lois Mac