The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-18
SOCIAL AND Personal
BUSINESS PHONE
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MRS. Lowell is better although she
has been quite indisposed.
MISS Lottie Lou Murray is recover
ing from her recent indisposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Barker are vi.
sting Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Barker in
Atlanta.
DIR. 0. T. Logan went to Chicago
to see a friend who is seriously III
is why he did not come to Marietta
with his wife.
A grandson of Judge Gam, Eu-
gene Gam, has a fine garden ON
Lawrence street His lettuce and
onions are especially fine as we
know by experience.
Mrs. o. 7. Logan was a visitor to
Mrs. Enoch Faw on Tuesday and
her sister, Mrs. Scott Davis, of Cave
Springs, was also invited to come
down to meet old friends.
Mrs. o. T. Logan, who is remem-
bered here as Miss Jennie Manget,
has asked Marietta ladies to collect
all the white rags they can for her
to take back to Chinese hospitals.
The club house seemed to exhale
rich breath of red roses as callers
entered for vases and baskets were
filled with them on the tables mantel
and window stills. The reception re-
minded many of an old fashioned
Methodist love feast to which their
neighbors had been invited.
Mr.. T. N. Hemp left Tuesday night
for Louisville, KY, to attend the we'd
ding of his son, Mr.. Shirley Hemp.
and Miss Roxanne Pirrons on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Hemp was al
ready there and will return with Mr..
Hemp. After a trip to Chicago Mr..
and Mrs. Hemp will be at home in
Louisville.
Mrs. H. P. Sauls entertained a
party of friends last Thursday at
her home on Roswell street, which is
delightful place with many fruit
trees and a fine garden. The con-
genial ladies were Mrs. Lucy Rob-
ertson, Mrs. P. T. Handy and Mrs.
Newt Mayes and they had a very
pleasant day and fine dinner.
Last Friday Miss Lula Manning in
vited her neighbors, Mrs. Lucy Ed
wards and Mrs. Hope Irwin, Mrs. S..
A. Anderson, Mrs. Tilden Conner and
Miss Louise Schilling from town to
spend the day. Roses were used in
profusion and very delicious coun-
try dinner was served after which the
time was spent in pleasant talk.
Among the very pretty G. N. & l.
girls in last Saturdays Georgian was
Miss Mary Rambo, of Bluffton, a
niece of DR.. and Mrs. Rambo, of
Marietta. This charming senior class
was not only entertained in various
ways but the girls sang college songs
when they visited Emory University
and also gave a dinner on Friday
evening to their hosts in Atlanta.
Mrs. John Black and SOP, Mr.. New
ell Black, will leave next week for
a visit to Mrs. Roscoe Black in De-
troit, and Newell expects to secure
a position there. From there Mrs.
Black will go to Akron, Ohio, for a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Higgins, who
is boarding nine boys who have come
from all parts of the country to work
there, and one of the nine boys is
Mr., Sterling Phillips, a former Mari
eta boy.
Among the most interested paying
their respects to Mrs. Logan and the
Mangets was Mrs. H. G. Cole who
has been organist of st. James
Church since her childhood She
played the wedding march when both
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Scott Davis,
who were sisters, had double we'd
ding and also at the wedding of DR..
and Mrs. Fred Manget which was
such an interesting and notable event
at the Marietta Methodist church
eight years ago.
Miss Olive Faw introduced Mrs.
Logan on Tuesday evening at the
Church in very charm
ing way by speaking of William Gull
len Bryant and the circumstances I'M
der which he wrote Lines to a Wa
ter-fswl" which is one of the most
beautiful poems ever written. She
said every foreign missionary must
go into the region of his unknown
activities with the faith of the bird
flying into the painless air, clone
but not lost"
Mr.. E. L. Stringer has bud vase
in his office holding a bud and
half-blown rose Of light coral color
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