The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-11-02

Mrs C. c. Fleming is visiting Mrs.
W 0. Boatner.
Prof. ]. w. Lee win board with
The Misses Towers.
Miss Sena Towers returned to
school last Monday.
Mr.. N. X. Smith is at home from
a trip to the north.
Mrs. Barnes, of the Kennesaw
House, is quite sick.
Mrs. S. A. Mitchell is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Haney.
Mrs. Hutcheson is on visit to her
Slaughter, Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. John Cleveland will return to
snartanburg the last Of the week.
Mrs, Carrie Cotton will go to At
7onta to live with her son, Mr.. Fred
Cotton.
Mrs S. A. Sanges, of Atlanta, is
listing Mrs. John Sanges and Mrs.
Fate Hyde.
Mrs. Hoke Smith will go to Pine
hurst, N. c., to recuperate from her
recent illness.
Herbert Swanson will take a busi-
ness course in Atlanta in the South
arm Business College.
Mrs. L. B. Robson has returned
from Perry leaving her sister, who
was so ill, little better.
Miss Mary Robson left on Tues
dav morning for Oxford to be a
brides maid for her friend, Miss An
ME Sue Bonnell.
Miss Arrie White writes that she
enjoys the good roads of South Geor-
ola as the family she boards with has
a fine automobile.
Col. Malcolm johnson will come
home next month from Washington
to spend two weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. N. w. L. Brown.
Edward CAN'T, who the youngest
soldier at Camp Wheeler, has bought
a liberty bond and so has his pretty
little cousin, Mary L. Black.
Mr.. Martin Amorous celebrated
his birthday on Tuesday with a de-
licious dinner inviting only former
business associates from Atlanta.
Miss Nettie Wyatt, of Atlanta,
spent Tuesday night with Mrs. B.
T. Frey, who invited several friends
to an elegant six o'clock dinner to
meet her.
MIR. Homer Crisler spent the week
end in Norcross with his parents and
saws the little town is waking up
over the rifle range to be installed
there.
For several days preceding the
wedding Mrs. John Flanagan and
Misses Ethel Clarke, Emma May
Eambo and Mary and Harriet Robe
son were guests of Miss Annie March
man.
Mr.. Hugh Manning recently
passed through Marietta with Is
brand new Buick cars. He is now IN
Detroit and seems to have gone into
automobiles selling in addition to the
movies.
Claud Bishop came over from Ell
berton to spend the weekend at
home and accompanied his parents
to Blackwells to spend Sunday with
his grandmother, Mrs. W. T. Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor, of New
York, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gid Morris, left Saturday
night for Cuba where they have a
sugar-cane plantation and will spend
some time there.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew
met Tuesday evening and Mr.. Clai-
borne, Mr.. Lawrence and Mr.. Wei
born Reynolds made talks. Refresh
nents were served by Mrs. Claiborn, e
Mrs. j. R. Brumby, Jr., Mrs. Well
born Reynolds and Misses Ella White,
Laurie Ford, Helen Lewis, Irene
Schilling, and Anne Boiling Clai-
borne.
A little girl consoled her baby bro
ther who had let his toy balloon fly
away by saying he could find it again
when he went to heaven. A Mari
eta small boy found his sister griev-
ing because her bird had escaped and
said, SISTER, don't cry about your
bird, he will fly up in the clouds and
the rain makers will take care of
him"
Little Louise McCleskey came with
her nurse to see US on Monday after
noon and was as dainty and pretty
as could be in a white Normandy