The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-24

ness and exalted motives of the Pope,
though. the Ally governments are
without exception deeply suspicious
of Teutonic inspiration behind the
Pontif's proposals.-Albany Herald
Mrs. Corley and Miss Pauline Cor
ley are at their country place, Ar
den, again after visit to Mr.. Cliff
ton Corley in North Carolina, and
have with them Mrs. Claudia Ander-
son and Miss Martha White Ander-
son.
Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mrs. G. P. Rey-
nolds and little Farmer left last
Thursday, Joined Mrs. G. P. Reyn-
ODDS sisters, the Misses Adams, in
Atlanta, and went from there to
New York. They left New York Sat
urday for Atlantic City and will be
there for about ten days.
Mrs. 7. M. N. George left her
daughters home Sunday night and
will spend several days in Atlanta
with Mr.. Nelson George before COM
in home. She is coming earlier than
she had expected, to be with her son,
before he enters the next training
camp, where he will be stationed at
Fit. Oglethorpe.
Mrs: George Camp and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Camp, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Camp, of Waterfowl, N.
Y, spent Sunday with Miss Sallie
Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley and
Mrs. w. P. Williams, of Blackshear,
are also with her, and DR.. w. P. Will
liams, of Blackshear, is expected soon
for visit to Miss Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gatlin left on
Saturday morning for a trip to Mem
phis, Louisville, Cincinnati and other
cities. D1rlng their absence they
will leave their children in Acworth
with their grandmother Kitchen.
Miss Kate Barker, of Jacksonville,
Fla, has come to spend several weeks
with the Misses Schilling.
Mrs. Ralph Kirk made us a brief
visit Thursday afternoon on her way
to Atlanta after a visit to her mo-
Their, Mrs. J. H. Tumlin, in Kenne-
saw She renewed her subscription
and said they could not get along
without their old home paper. Mrs.
Kirk is looking well and her husband
is prospecting in his business.
Miss Lucy Cole complimented Mis-
ses Elizabeth Harris, of Macon, and
Frances Wood, of Cedartown, the
guests Of Miss Lucille Morris, with
swimming party Thursday morning
inviting Frances Wood, Elizabeth
Harris, Lucille Morris, Pat Moultrie
Elizabeth Nolan, Aimee D. Glover,
Sabine Nichols, and Julia Mcneil.
Among the out-of- town boys who
attended the dance given by Miss.
Lucille Morris last Wednesday even
ing were Messrs. Norman Shaw,
Warren Granger, T. Gilreath, Paul
Gilreath, Gaze White, of Gainesville,
Charlie Van Thompson, Blanton Hal
loway, Louis Pitts, A. w. Bobo, Ii
del Davis, of Cedartown, Lawrence
Kemp and Joe Walker, OF Atlanta
Mr.. S. J. Harris and two children,
of Elizabeth, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Black From
5here they went to Elton to visit rela-
tives. When they reach home the
little boy will go to Atlanta to be
with his aunt, MIS-. TreadWell and the
little girl will be with Mrs. John
Black in Dalton. Mr.. Harris intends
to still keep his place at Elizabeth
Mrs. C. K. Gramling complimented
Mrs. Llewellyn Terrell with a spend
the-day party last Tuesday. The
centerpiece for the dining table was
a crystal vase of red begonias. Those
oSdISQ dI GIS GdDlS were MIS-. " n.
Granting, Miss Blanche Barnes, Miss
Eloise Barnes. Mrs. Llewellyn Ter
rell, Miss Lottie Lou Murray, Mr..
Llewellyn Terrell and Mr.. Carl
Barnes.
The following Marietta people at
tended the funeral of Miss Rosie Lee
Kinney at Temple, Ga, Sunday: Mr..
Gilbert Osborn, Mr.. Herbert Handy,
Mrs. Handy, Miss Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Florence, Miss Odene
Florence, Mr.. Dempsey Meiford, Mr..
TaImadge Abercrombie, M. and Mrs.
Hugh Hill and baby, Miss Annie Lu-
cia Warren, Miss Edna Gable and
Miss Annie Brown Gable.
Miss Lola Hagood celebrated her
twelfth birthday Saturday afternoon
by inviting some Of her friends to a
picture show party. Those invited
were Misses Nellie May Gibson,
Louise Gibson, Louise Green, Marcy
Morris, Dorothy Milan, Margaret
QIooL Harriet Toaka Marv Frances