The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-09-21
SOCIAL AND personal,
BUSINESS PHONE
IS

from a visit in Adairsville and has
with her Misses Anne McCollum Of
Adalrsville, Frances Macarthur and
Leila Black, OF Gainesville.
Misses Gloria Watkins and Katb-
erlne King, of Marietta, were guests
OF formers cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. R
u. Manning and other relatives here
during the week-end.-Milton Coun-
ty News.
Miss Julia Anderson, of Marietta
spent the weekend with Miss Corrie
Hoyt Brown, and was the honor guest
IN party of six at the dinner-dance
at the capital City club Saturday
nlght.-Tuesday's Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Inc press bureau of the Red Cross
is almost guilty of lese majestic. #
announces the appointment of "Will
L. Peel, of Atlanta" Tut, tut, press
bureau! You should say Colonel Will
nam Lawson Peel.-Rome Tribune
Herald.
Mrs. Groves and Mrs. Frank Mimms
OF Screven county, will come here in
about six weeks to occupy the cot
tage now occupied by Mrs. Edward
Groves. Mrs. Edward Groves will 90
to Chattanooga to be near her hus-
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNeel leave
Monday in their automobile for
Washington, D. c. Lieut.. Frank
Freyer is stationed there and thew
VIII be with him while there. Before
coming home they will motor to New
York.
Mrs. James ]. Daniel, Mr.. Hilton
Holmes, Mrs. Fanny Pratt, Miss Ma
rlon King and Misses Marion and
Kate Gregg motored to Roswell in
Mrs. Daniels car Monday to spend
the day with Mrs. Baker at Barring
ton Hall.
Mrs. Carl Medford gave SPEND
the-day party on Wednesday for her
former neighbors, Mrs. Ray Noe and
daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. Joe Car
ter and Tony, and all enjoyed the
visit very much. Mrs. Medford is
we'll pleased with her new home on
Trammell street.
If you want an extra fine Ham.
get an ''F. F. "" at Faw's.
Mr. Brantley Haynes, of Marietta.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haynes,
has been ordered to Princeton Uni
versity to enter training in the sig
nal corps of the aeroplane service.
He has already left Washington for
his new duties and expects after three
months training to leave for France.
Sergeant B. J. Morris, of the caval-
ry IN the United States Army, has
been ordered to France and will come
Sunday to spend three days with his
mother, Mrs, V. L. Morris. Ser
geant Morris has been stationed at
Fort Ryley Kansas, and this is his
first trip home since he joined the
army four years ago.
A school boy wrote to illustrate his
understanding of two little old Latin
words: ga dogs tail goes vice
versa" and Mrietta boy of kinder
garten age, watching a cow grazing,
called his mother to see "the long tail
going Observation-Disclosures" and that
boy will some day write vivid descrip-
lions of things as he sees them.
Miss Mabel Cortelyou was hostess
at luncheon Thursday compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs. John Brantley
of Blackshear, guests of Miss Sarah
Camp. The color scheme of yellow
was carried out in the decorations and
also through the courses. A crystal
bowl of zinnias formed the center
piece for the table and crystal candle
sticks with yellow candles, and shad-
ed in yellow were on the corners of
the table.
Seated at the table were Mrs. P.
R. Cortelyou, Miss Mabel Cortelyou,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brantley, Miss
Sarah Camp, DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Pat
ton, Mrs. Newton Heggie and Mrs.
Joe Legg, of Valdosta.
A plan to encourage the bringing
of Bibles to Sunday School was
used in the Presbyterian Sunday
School Sunday morning when the Su-
perintendent selected several Bible
verses referring to the lesson sub
ject, and announced each one giving
the one who found the place first,
the opportunity to read the verse.
Several of the verses were found by
two at once so both were permitted
to read them.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Galley have