The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-01

Mrs. Trigg, of Atlanta, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Horace Field.
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. York are on
visit to Mrs. Dora Simmonds.
Of the 80 stewards of Grace church
in Atlanta Is had their homes burn
ed.
Miss Addie Seize entertained "The
Neighborhood Bridge" club Wednes-
day afternoon.
Jockey of Death at the Strand
Theatre Saturday.
Little Tom Burke Seize, of Sa-
vannah, is on visit to his grand-mo-
Their, Mrs. E. ]. Seize.
DR.. S. v. Sanford ran up from At
lanta Tuesday afternoon for brief
visit to various friends.
Mr.. C. C. Coyle's father, Judge
7. ]. Coyle, died last Thursday at
his home in Berea, KY.
Jimmie Mckinney is now on the
Oklahoma, one of our country's fin
est and biggest battleships.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sessions and
Miss Lula MeMichael visited the
training camp in Atlanta Sunday.
Little Ala Coleman is in Allan
ia where she had her throat treated
at the Wesley Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Will Hames, who has fine
garden, has brought us some of his
nice lettuce which is quite treat.
Mary L. Black has a pair of tiny
white rabbits which she has named
king and queen and they are charm
ing little pets.
Jockey of Death" at the Strand
Theatre Saturday.
Gov. and Mrs. Brown left Thurs
day at noon for Washington City
where their daughter, Miss Cora,
has just finished her course of study
receiving good marks. She will go
with her parents to New York to
spend two weeks when they will all
come home together.
Miss Mary Byrd Tate was hostess
at dinner Saturday evening in hon
of her guest, Miss Virginia Chappell,
of Columbus The centerpiece was
a crystal vase of roses on a lace
mat. Invited to meet the guest of
honor were Misses Christine Blair,
Lucille Morris, Messrs. Robert Will
lingham, S. A. Common, Onslow Mi
lam, and Richard Marchman.
Mrs. Hattie Nash spent Monday as
the guest of Mrs. Hunt at the Mac
land school and was especially de-
lighted with the fine dinner cooked
by the school girls and the sincerity
of all the girls who are like big
family of sisters. They have an alu-
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at once. They make all their clothes
and most of the tatting and crochet
ing used to trim them Seeing the
handiwork of these girls is like going
to an exposition.
Mrs. D. f. Sawyer has joined her
husband here and they are at home
on Page Street. DR.. Sawyer being
thorough veterinarian is great
help to the farmers in that capacity
as he prescribes free of charge for
all ailments of horses, mules and cat
tie and is highly appreciated by the
farmers. Mr.. Bernard Awtrey, who
goes about the county a great deal
with DR.. Sawyer thinks he is an ideal
demonstration and that our county
is fortunate indeed to have him.
In last weeks Marietta Journal
there was an item about Pauline
Manning teaching school near Den
ton in South Georgia in which she
was alluded to as the Marietta High
Schools first honor graduate of
last year. One of the High School
teachers thinks this impression arose
from the fact that Miss Manning won
two medals for best composition
last year-one on Hamlet in the dis
drict meet and the other on Recon-
struction Days in Georgia for which
the U. D. c. offered a medal.
A member of the Methodist church
asks us to rememb beg that General
Clemant Evans made the grafton on
the 30th of May in the Federal Gem
etery more than 10 years ago and
that a double quartette from the
Methodist choir sang an anthem on
that occasion. All eff those singers
except Mr.. George Beyerle were sons
and daughter Of confederate veter-
ans and wore thor colers. Mrs.
Leila Grist Henderson was here then
and sang in her strong soprano voice