The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-10-26
Friday Mo- ming, October 26th, 1917,
social ano Dersonal

Mrs. l. H. Reynolds and Miss Nan
cy Reynolds will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Massey who
have bought new home at 1914
Kinyon street. N. W, in Washing
ton City.
Mr.. Marvin D. Norton has "Com-
munity" serving silver of a similar
design to that recently bought by the
Marietta Golf Club which is of sim
pie elegance and the latest and most
approved style.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts and
children and Mrs. Mollie Martin at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Roberts
step-mother, Mrs. Augusta Roberts,
at the family cemetery on the Rob-
erts farm near Kennesaw on Wednes-
day.
The friends of Mrs. Murray Haw-
kins will be glad to know that she
is very pleasantly situated on st.
Charles Avenue in Atlanta and is
near her son Lewis, who is cut at
Camp Gordon and comes home for
the week-ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Channell spent
the weekend with the family of Mrs.
A. M. Edwards. Mr.. Channell is
in the paymaster's Office at Camp Cor
don. Mrs. Channell will remain in
Marietta this week then go to At
lanta for the winter
Mr.. Harold Hawkins group rem
dered the program at the B. Y. F. U.
last Sunday, which proved very in
teresting. Misses Ida and Alma Gill
bert, Cleo Durham and Grace Timo-
thy, from the Smyrna B. Y. P. u,
were welcome visitors.
Mr.. Gordon Lee says<Washington
City is so crowded now with govern
ment employees that apartment
houses have been requisitioned by
Uncle Sam and had several stories
added to them in an effort to acco-
modate the new comers.
Mrs. L. B. Robson was called to
Perry Wednesday morning by the
critical illness of her sister, Mrs.
Henry Holtzclaw, and was occom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Holtz-
claw, who has spent the summer at
Echota with Mrs. Robson.
Mr.. Garnett Kincaid and Mr.. Ed
Keeffe will open grocery store the
first of November in the building
now occupied by the L. W. Rogers
store which will move to the building
on Cherokee street formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. C. P. Stephens.
Mr.. Cliff Dobbs has returned from
a visit to his wife and daughter, Mrs.
McNaiA in New Orleans. He re-
ceived recent cablegram from his
son, Mr. Herbert Dobbs, who has
been in France about a month and
at that time was on a visit in Paris.
Miss Sallie Camps Sunday visitors
included her nephew, Mr.. George
Camp, of Springfield, H., and Mr..
James Elkin, of Kentucky, nephew
of DR.. w. S. Elkin, of Atlanta. They
are both studying medicine and may
be graduated in time to join the ar
my.
Mrs. Willis Miner had charming
spend the day party last Thursday
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
S. Cohen, inviting Mrs. Henry Wag
staff, of Atlanta, and Mesdames
George Nichols, Doyle Butler, John
Dorsey and Misses Mary Robson and
Jean Wallace.
Mr.. Bolan Glover has recently in
duced quite little company of peo-
pie from Bucyrus, Ohio, to come to
Marietta. The heads of the families
will be employed in the Glover Ma
chine Works and. their families will
be welcome acquisitions to Marietta.
They include Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bull, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bull and daughter, Miss
D'Esta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bull
and two children.
Lena Rivers Giles is cute little
girl who reminds US of happy and
contented snow bird. No color sacred
to baby hood enters into her cos
tune when she is dressed for the
street. Instead she wears plain hea-
Wy grey coat, with a belt, plain
white woolen knitted fez on her head,
shoes with black toes and white tops,
white hose and black kid gloves. How
is that for baby only four years old
and very small for her age?
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges and Mrs.
Cheney enjoyed the beautiful we'd
ding Thursday afternoon in Cedar
town when Miss Forrest Pitts and