The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-02-02
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PERSONALS
Observation-Disclosures

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Mrs. W. E. Benosn will take the
role Of the witch of Endor" in
Saul, the dramatic cantata to be
presented by the Methodist choir.
Mr. W. A. Page and little daughter
Adelia. of Birmingham, Ala, visit
ed Mrs Pages sister, Mrs. j. S. War
rem and Mrs. L. B. Carnes last week
Mr.. Floyd Fuller takes an import
ant tenor role as David in "Saul'', the
dramatic cantata to be presented at
the Y. W. c. A. by the Methodist
choir.
Among those taking part in Saul"
are Mrs. Glenn Giles as Michal (alto)
Mrs. Charlie Northcutt as Abigale $50
prano), and Miss Geo. Brown ESQ
prano) as the Messenger of Comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brumby have
irented the cottage next door to Mrs.
! G.. NJ. Law on Polk Street, and will
return to Marietta to make their
| home soon.
Mrs. w. E. Benson attended the
the dance recital given on Wednesday
afternoon by the pupils of Mrs. Will
liam Claire Spiker, at the Eggleton
Hall, Atlanta.
Mrs. W. l.. Harris, who has been
teaching the Seventh Grade B, at the
Waterman street school, has resigned
and the vacancy has been filled by
Mrs. Horace Field.
The people of Marietta will be de-
lighted that news has reached here
| that Mr. Charlie Wyatt, of Los An
geles, Ca, who has been critically
i'll of pneumonia, is very much better.
Mrs. Herbert Hague attended the
State Convention of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs held in Atlanta
last week as a delegate from the
Seventh District. The meeting was
held in the interest of Good roads.
Mrs. Ed Gilbert entertained the
Young Matron's Bridge Club on We'd
nesday afternoon, having Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Mrs William Beck and Mrs.
W. L. Harris to take the place of ab-
sent members.
Miss Elizabeth Nolan has issued in
vitations to bridge party to be Civ
en- at her home next Saturday after
noon in honor of three of Marietta's
lovely young brides, Mrs. Leslie Blair,
Mrs. Hugh Blair and Mrs. Tom Read,
Jr.
Miss Dorothy Isreal, who will be
pleasantly remembered as the Y. W.
c. A. Secretary here. visited Mrs. A.
Is. ]. Gardner and the Misses Seize
last Tuesday. She was en-route from
Jackson, Miss, to her home in New
York.
Among those attending the Baptist
Sunday school convention in Canton
last Saturday and Sunday were DR..
II. A White Mrs E. l.. Moore, Hugh
Dodgen. W.J.Pierce Miss Annie Mae
| Dunn, Mrs. Edgar Handy, Rev. Geo.
V. Grove, Mr.. w. A. Bishop, and Mrs
Carrie Latimer.
Miss Sarah Patton has been en-
gagged to sing all neyt week at the
Howard Theatre in Atlanta. The fact
that she has been engaged to sing
again there so soon certainly indi-
Gates that she made good with the
Atlanta Audience. She will also sing
at the AID Mems Banquet at the
Auditorium in Atlanta Monday night.
Mrs. Marion Dobbs spent several
days this week with Mrs. A. .. Dobbs
in Atlanta. She assisted in entertain
ing at the reception for Miss Chris
tine McEachern on Tuesday after
noon and she and Mr.. Dobbs were
in the receiving line at the brilliant
supper-dance given at the Druid
Hills Golf club on Tuesday night for
| Miss McEachern.
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1t is evident that, in the matter of
PREPARATIONS, Germany thinks mite is
right.-Norfolk Virginian-Pilot