The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-07-28

bert, Mac Fowler, Marion Dobbs
norman Collins, D. K. Shannon g.
=. Glenn, D. G. Hancock, of Ann;s.
ton, Ala, and Misses Mary Ellen law
Glennis Hancock, Dorothy Stenbans
Charlotte Northcutt, Hattie Black
Christine Blair and Sadie Siblev
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McCleskey-Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aborn Harris Smi+h
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Almyrt, to Mr.. James Nil
ton McCleskey, the ceremony having
taken place June 14th, at Decatur
the Rev. G. M. Fakes, officiating.
The bride is the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and possesses
q charming personality which has en-
deared her to a large number of
friends in Marietta, since coming
mere from Dalton, two years, to make
her home. She is a graduate of the
Dalton High School, having made a
splendid record there.
Mr.. McCleskey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence NJ. McCleskey and
IS a graduate of the Marietta High
School, 1915, and of Georgia Tech.
1921, department of textile engineer.
ing. He was captain of the Tech
track team and was rated one of the
pest athletics in the schoo, having
broken all previous records in the
various track meets, in which he took
part.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleskey will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at their
home on Church street for some time
Mrs. HODGES Entertains for
Miss McMichael.
Miss Lula McMichael was honoree
at the AZ partv given by Mrs. Mac
Hodges on Friday afternoon.
The prize for top-score, dainty
handmade handkerchief, twas won
by Mrs. Will Eph Roberts, and the
guest of honor was given a manicure
set. :
Mrs. Charlie Granting assisted
Mrs. Hodges in entertaining.
Twentv-four guests were invited
to meet Miss McM6chael.
Mrs. Hancock Honored at
Beautiful Party.
The largest event of the week, was
the beautiful Bridge party, at which
Mrs. Il. j. Hancock and Miss Glennis
Hancock entertained on Monday af-
ternoon, at the Golf Club in honor
OF Mrs. D. c. Hancock, of Admission
who is the guest of Mrs. ]. w. Han
cock.
The Club rooms were attractivelv
decorated with quantities of summer
flowers, dahlias, zinnias and black
eyed Susans. carrying out a color
scheme of yellow.
The prizes were unusually attrac-
tive, all of them being pieces of
china, painted by Mrs. R. J. Han
cock. The guest of honor was pres
ented with fern dish, Mrs. Morgan
McNeel won the prize for top-score.
a salt and pepper set and Mrs. John
c. Carmichael, 81 Washington, : d.
C., got the lowest score and was. Civ
en- a mustard jar.
Misses Mary Holland, Liculle SEES
slons, jeanette Anderson. Dorothy
stephens, Yrma Dawn Hancock and
Anne Elizabeth and Florence Han
cock, of Admission, assisted Mrs. Han
cock and Miss Hancock in entertain
ing.
Invited to meet the guest of hon
or were Mesdames George Brown f.
&. Gilbert, Allan Gilbert, Leon. Gil
bert, Martin Amorous, George Keller.
Mac Hodges, C. T. Nolan, w. E. Ben.
SO, John H. Boston, Grady CONWAY.
". D. McEachern, Sam Sibley, W. B.
Tate, c. D. Elder, Morgan McNeel,
Charlie DeFoor, D. C. Cole, ]. E.
Brown, Charlie Brown, George New
ell, H. N. DuPre, L. N. Trammell. w.
II. Perkinson, j. E. Massey, r. NJ.
Wade, P. D. Reeser, Fred Appleby.
W. E. Roberts, George Welsh, c. w.
DuPre, Norman Collins, Will Neel
Ralph Northcutt, Floyd Northcutt,
Campbell Wallace, !. J. Daniel. C.
c. eileen, w. A. Sans, Dan Anderson,
D. K. Shannon, George Montgomery,
I. L. Wallace, Lewis Turner, Fred
Morris, Harold Hawkins, J. r. Brum-
by, Doyle Butler, Allen Snider. Har-
ry Livingston, J. C. Carmichael. of
Washington, D. c., Dugal Carmich-
ael, of Biloxi, Miss, A. M. Anderson.
Willis Miner, Henry McGehee, Cal
der Willingham and Harold Coolidge
all of Atlanta, and Misses Julia and
Mary DWELL, Emma K. and Elizabeth
Anderson, Constance and Rebecca
Cole, Marie Shipper, Rebecca Wyatt,
Mary Ellen Law, Elizabeth Hague,
Cora Brown, Mary Frances Gilbert,
Laura Mayes, Aimee D. Glover. Hat
tie Back, Lucille Morris, Jean Wal
lace, Mary Byrd Tate, Sadie Sibley
Harriet Robson, Sarah Wood Gram.
ling, Augusta Cohen, Elizabeth No
Ian, Margaret Wellons, Minnie Lou
McNeel, Irene Malone, Annie Wad-