The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02

Mr.. Otis Brumby is able to be out
again after a painful attack of
asthma
| Mrs. w. H. Malone, of Villa Rica,
is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
j. E. Gable.
The highly esteemed and justly
popular sun was in our midst yes
terday. Come again, sun.-Macon
Telegraph.
Mrs. 7. n. Hemp was called to
Louisville, Ky. Sunday by the death
of her father, Mr. Samuel ].
Gfroerer. She will spend some
time with her relatives before re-
turning.
Mr.. w. d. Hasty called to see us
Friday. He will go back to Thomas
vile in a few days He is greatly
pleased with his prospects in Thorn
as County which is one of the best
counties in the state and is noted
for its many splendid winter homes
of northern millionaires and it's
| immense farms.
Mrs. Leon Commerford celebrat-
ed the birthday of her mother, Mrs
j. A. Commerford, on Monday WITH
dinner inviting besides the family
Mrs. A. A. Fletcher, of Atlanta The
white birthday cake had white and
green candles and the center piece
was of violets with foliage of ferns.
A very happy day was spent by all
especially by the guest of honor and
her little grandson.
On Friday evening Mrs. Cochran,
Miss Laurie Ford, Miss Emma
Breach, Miss Caroline Deas and Miss
Theola Harter were at nome in
formally to the teachers in their
neighborhood including Misses In
da Harrison. EXa Bennett, Lillian
Bond, Cassie Briscoe, Louise BY
ram, Jennie paugntry and Mary
Bradford, In a contest of wits Miss
Bradford won first prize and Miss
Daughtry the BOBBY. A verp happy
time was spent and light refresh
ments were served
Forest Avenue is DIooming out,
not exactly with a rose bud gar
den of girls, but with charming
young matrons. Mrs Jack Brumby
mas just taken up her residence in
Mr.. Bolan Brumby's pretty cottage,
Mrs. Roger Dewar is on one side of
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Guyton Par
mer Reynolds on the other; then
Mrs. Doyle Butler and Mrs. ]. M.
Fowler are across the street, Mrs.
c. ID. Elder is at Miss Crockett's
and Mrs. Len Baldwin is across the
street. All these ladies are very
charming and most of them are
mothers of lovely little daughters
like rosebuds beside blooming roses.
Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe is in
| Washington City now with Misses
Eloise and Mildred Brown, daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown
who formerly lived here She is
having the delightful times only
possible to smiling little human
rose in such brilliant surroundings
as radiate from the White House.
At recent reception there she met
Mrs. William G.. McAdOo and was
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Hoppe are graduates of st. Mary's
School in Raleigh, n. c., and be-
longed to the same Sorority-the Al
pha Kappa Psi. his was a sister
ly bond between them and, Of
course, Mr.. McAdoo was pleased to
meet his charming little Cobb
County compatriot and she was in
vited to visit them in their home.
She will tell us about this very hap
Ply little family when she comes
home. When Mrs. Hoppe was a
girl she went to a reception at the
White House to meet Mrs. Grover
Cleveland.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown assisted
Mrs. George NJ. Brown in entertain
ing at the brilliant reception Tues
day afternoon for DR.. H. n. Nc
Cracker, president of Vassar Col
lege.
Mrs. Brown was very handsome
in plum-coIored satin and Georgette