The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-17

NiSiIor, MISS margaret Murpney, OF
Newman.
Miss Pearl Roberts entertained a
few of her friends at a watermelon
cutting Tuesday evening to meet her
guests Misses Cornelia and Laura
Jean Roberts.
Mrs. Lawson Fields and sons are
spending two weeks in Paramount
where the boys intend to catch lot
of fish and bring some home to their
father who is too busy to take out
ings.
Mr.. Hubert Allen has returned to
his home in Fargo after spending
some time with his grand parents,
Judge and Mrs. Gam. He will re-
sumo his studies in Gordon Institute
in September.
A sister of Mrs. Hattie Nash Towns
canteen enclosed in wicker and
with a silver top that was carried by
one of their remote ancestors through
the war of the roses and it is still
perfectly good.
Mrs. o. A. Richardson and little
son, Robert, of Madison, are the
guests of Mrs. John Cogburn. Rob-
ert is recovering from slight oper-
alton having had his tonsils removed
at DIR. Nolan's sanitarium.
Miss Jean Wallace entertained with
a supper party last Wednesday even
ing, inviting Miss Lucille Daley, of
Atlanta, Lieutenant Barclay Storey,
Farley Moody and James K. Newell,
of the Officers Reserve Corps.
A big crop of apples is expected
this fall which will be very valuable.
Apples can be used in such va
rious ways and are easy to keep in
almost any shape. Old time dried
apples can be used in delicious dish
eS.
The Woman's Home Companion
for September has a beautiful cover
with an INN ense American. eagle in
flight over land and sea. 1t is typi-
cal of our country speeding across
the Atlantic to assist our allies and
oppose our enemies.
Cement and concrete are all the
rage now in Marietta, not to mention
the disappearance of red brick walls
under the adobe effect, but it was
startling to meet four year old
boy few days ago almost clothed
in mortar. His little sister explained
that Howard had accidentally taken
seat in some soft cement.
Miss Mamie Pearce carried few
of her friends to the picture show
Friday evening and to an ice cream
parlor afterwards for refreshments,
mplimentary to Miss Margaret
Jones, of Elberton, and Miss Jean
nette Pomeroy, of Atlanta, the
guests of Miss Mary Ellen Law The
girls were chaperoned by Mrs. w. J.
Pearce.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson attend
ed luncheon in Atlanta last We'd
nesday given by her schoolmate,
Miss Elizabeth Kontz. One of the
teachers from the Mary Baldwin
School was present and all the girls
in Atlanta who are its pupils were
present. 1t was a delightful day and
Miss Kontz spent Thursday here with
Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Mrs. John Cheney and her two
guests, Misses Agnes and Lavonia
Jones, of Atlanta, Mrs. R. E. Butler
and family and four guests, Miss Eth
elyn Fussel, of Fitzgerald, Ga, Mrs.
r. V. Nottingham, of Macon, Misses
Ruth and Lorella jackson, of Deca-
tur, and Mrs. M. D. Hodges went
in automobiles to Lithia Springs and
enjoyed an all day picnic Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Frances Quillian, represent
ing the Atlanta Georgian and Sun
day American, is spending a few
days at the Kennesaw House. She
formerly lived in Gainesville and
has many friends in Marietta She
is a handsome brunette with most at
tractive manners and the bright, res
ponsive smile that is better than
many letters of introduction to win
friends.
The committee who had charge of
the dinner at the club Thursday ev-
ening were Mesdames w. H. Wyatt,
Jr., r. M. McNeel, Peter Smith, N.
A. Morris, j. w. Glover and Miss
Mabel Cortelyou. The club house
was beautifully decorated in golden
glow, the color scheme of yellow be-
ing used. Miss Regina Rambo gave
a violin solo and Mrs. Hodges favor
ed the diners with a piano solo.
Mrs. Homer Motley, of Chattanoo-
pa is visiting Mrs Pierce Mozlev