The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-16
BUSINESS PHONE
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from ner recent indisposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Hancock an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. P. T. Handy and Mrs. Alice
Brown spent Monday in Atlanta.
st. James Guild met on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. c. T. Nolan.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Vernon
Castle in 'PATRIA" at the Strand
Saturday
Mr.. A. M. Dobbs, of Athens, spent
last Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Sans.
Mrs. w. A. McAfee is visiting her
son, Dr. Parkinson, in Marietta
Cherokee Advance.
Ex-Judge Gober, of Marietta. was
in Canton last week on business
Cherokee Advance.
Mrs. Davenport has postponed her
visit to Chattanooga on account of
bronchial trouble.
Mrs. j. G. Watson, of Memphis,
Tenn, is on visit to her mother.
Mrs. w. D. Anderson.
Judge Morris and Solicitor Clay
attended motion Court here last
Saturday.-Cherokee Advance.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Vernon
Castle in "PATRIA" at the Strand
Saturday
Mr.. Henry Wyatt and Mr.. Will
DuPre have returned from Balti-
more and are both looking fine.
Mr.. Edwin Ruge, of Atlanta,
spent last Sunday in town and was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Miss Mary Robson is visiting in
Macon and will spend week with
relatives in Perry before returning
to Marietta.
Miss Sarah Veal, of Rome, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. W. Stokes, has gone to New York
to study designing.
Mrs. J. n. Stanton and her grand
son, Robert Read, nave gone to
Florida to spend a while in Titus
vile and at Daytona Beach.
Miss Georgia Elizabeth Burt will
go to Atlanta soon to visit Miss
Pauline Hill and will continue her
studies in music while there.
Mrs. W. c. Boykin, of Augusta.
spent a few days with Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Brown last week on her way
home from Birmingham, where she
had been to attend her sons we'd
ding
Miss Cora Brown has a novel door
stop made of iron cast in the form
of basket of fruit and painted in
natural cOlors. 1t is a present
from her aunt, Miss Sally Brown,
who painted it.
Mr.. ana Mrs. jim, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Harris, and MI.
Luther Hyde have returned from
Marietta, where they attended the
funeral of their mother, Mrs Hyde.
Cherokee Advance.
Miss Odene Florence writes that
she enjoyed a dance recently given
by the Tennessee Club of the Ward
Belmont College. These college
festivities are minus beaux but are
nevertheless enjoyable.
The handkerchief won as prize
at AZ by Miss Lula McMichael at
Mrs. DuPre's luncheon was made
by the hostess and adorned with
pink flowers embroidered in one
corner and edged with pink
Mrs. Gillian and her little daugh-
ter of Cobb County, who were in
jured a year ago in Atlanta by Mr..
Selig's automobile compromised
their damage suit for about $4,000
and have bought farm near Smyr-
ma from Mr.. b. 7. Frey and con-
template buying another next to
it.
If the training camp is secured
! for Marietta it will necessitate the
extension of the trolley line around
toe mountains, the building Of
fine automobile road and this means
we will need a commodtous hotel to
accommodate visitors. Our chamber
Of Commerce is making strenuous
efforts to get the encampment.
Mrs. Rhea McGinty, of Goldfield,
New, who is visiting her friend,
Mrs. Smith, in Cornelia, paid US a
butterfly visit last Saturday. She
formerly lived in Cobb County but
loves the west and is so rosy and
bright eyed it surely agrees with
her She voted for Woodrow VIII
son in the last election.
/ Among those who attended the