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Thursday, June 19,1924
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Marietta Social Realm
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Large Crowd Entertained
At Golf Club Saturday
The regular Saturday teas at the
Gelf Club are proving to be among
the most delightful events of the sum
mer season. Each week many bright
parties are entertained while others
drift in from the golf course and the
swimming pool for tea.
On last Saturday afternoon about
one hundred guests were entertained.
Mrs. George Keeler, ag chairman,
was assisted by Mrs. H. E. Hague,
Mrs. W. B. Tate, Misses Creswell
Morrisette, Frances Weish, Elizabeth
Keeler and Carolyn Anderson.
Larkspur in its various lovely
shades and Queen Anne’s lace formed
the pretty and effective decorations.
Mrs. Amorous Honoree
Mrs. Martin Amorous was the cen
tral figure at a bridge party given in
her honor by Mrs. S. H. Sibley. The
score cards were hand drawn designs
in black and white done by Miss Wel
don Sibley and were little ships sug
gestive of the voyage which Mrs.
Amorous will soon take en route to
Europe for the summer. Mrs. V. L.
Starr won first prize, a pretty potted
plant and the honoree was presented
with a “sea chest” filled with ready
remedies for sea sickness. Miss Lora
Rogers, of the Baldwin Players of
the Atlanta Theater, was presented
with a lovely corsage of lavender and
white sweet peas. Mrs. Sibley’s
guests included Mrs. Amorous, Mrs.
George Keeler, Mrs. W. B. Tate, Mrs.
H. E. Hague, Mrs. Georgia Kay Sul
livan, Mrs. A. D. Grant, Mrs. John
M. Graham, Mrs. Fannie Trezevant,
Mrs. Len C. Baldwin, Miss Lora Rog
ers, Mrs. Pierre Cambloss and Mrs.
V. L. Starr.
Miss Weldon Sibley Hostess
A bright party entertained at
bridge by Miss Weldon Sibley inclu
ded Miss Margaret McNeel and her
guest, Miss Eleanor O’Brien, of Tex
as, Misses Frances Welsh, Nancy
Miss Cohen Honoree '
at Lovely Affair on Friday
A lovely affair of last week was
the large bridge party given on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. H. N. DuPre
and Mrs. Hugh Blair at their home
on Cherokee Street in compliment to
Miss Augusta Cohen a charming June
bride.
The attractive home was pretily
decorated with quantities of sweet
peaf, the pmrtistic arrangement pf
which reflected the exquisite taste of
the hostesses.
Mrs. Welborn Venable won first
prize, a bottle of black narcissus per
fume; Miss Pearl Roberts cut conso
lation, a deck of cards and Miss Miss
Louie Dean Stephens received cards
for consolation. Miss Cohen was pre
sented with an attractive and useful
silver vanity comb in a silver case
After the game a delicious course
Woman’s Club Meeting
Of Unusual Interest
The final meeting of the Woman’s
Club for the summer will be held on
next Tuesday afternoon, June 24, at
promptly 3 o’clock, at the Y. W. C.
A. rooms. The program is of unu
sual importance and interest and it
is very much desired that all club
members be present.
A meeting of the executive board
will be held at 2:30 o’clock and the
general meeting will assemble at 3
o’clock. An interesting feature will
be the address by Mrs. Charles Good
man, of Atlanta, on Child Welfare,
and this on account of its general ap-
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fincannon and
litlle daughter, of Jacksonville, Fla.,'
are spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Livingston. They willi
vigit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnes in
Cedartown next week. l
Mrs. C. E. Hedges has returned
from a visit to relatives in Charlottes
ville, Va. |
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Mrs. P. C. Deemer, of Bowling
Green, Ky., spent Monday with Miss
Inda Harrison.
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Miss lone Wolfe, of Cordele., is
the guest of Misses Ruth and Flor
ence Wolfe. ,
Morris, Elizabeth Keeler, Janice
Amorous, Frances Forrest Smith, Ida
bel Hunt, Creswell Morrisette, Caro
lyn Anderson and Lucile Sessions.
Miss Wellons’ Party
Miss Margaret Wellons entertained
two tables of bridge, her guests in
cluding Mrs. Paul Westeott, Mrs,
Gene McLaughlin, Mrs. William Hol
land, Mrs. L. N. Tramm* Mrs. How
ell Trezevant, Mrs. Welborn Vena-
Ble, Mrs, Leslie Blair and Mrs. Ben
Wellons.
* Mrs. Smith Entertains
Mrs. Leland D. Smith entertained
two tables of bridge, the members of
her party being Misses Mollie and
Addie Setze and their house guests,
Miss Katie Gaudrey, of Savannah,
and Miss Virginia Setze, Mrs. M. D.
Hodges, Mrs. Hunter Morrisette and
Mrs. Ed Hunt.
Mrs. Anderson’'s Tea
Mrs. George D. Anderson enter
tained a congenial party at tea in
compliment to Mrs, Leila Anderson
and her guests, Mrs. Hightower, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. R. D.
Cantrell, of Cedartown.
Invited to meet the honorees were
Mrs. M. M. Sessions, Mrs. R. C.
Cleckler and Miss Dovie Blair.
Mrs. Lewis Turner and Mrs. J. P.
Leake were joint hostesses to a num
ber of tea guests in compliment to
Mrs. Alice Whitlock, of New York,
the guest of Mrs. Adrian Cortelyou.
Invited to meet Mrs. Whitlock were:
Mrs. Alice Whitlock, Mrs. A, V. Cor
telyou, Mrs. Dan Anderson, Mrs.
Henry Wyatt, Mrs. J. Mudrack, Mrs.
R. M. Wade, Mrs. Fannie Trezevant,
Mrs. Howell Trezevant, Mrs. E. L.
Harris, Mrs. J. E. Massey, Mrs. D.
W. Blair, Mrs. Mary Davenport, Mrs.
Leon Gilbert, Mrs. J. T. Anderson,
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., and Miss
Lottie Lou Murray.
of refreshments were served.
Those present were Miss Cohen,
Mrs. Willis Milner, Misses Emmie
Montgomery, Clara and Eliza Till
man, Louie Dean Stephens, Mrs. Ed
Groves, Mrs. Carl Hester, Misses
Mary Frances Gilbert, Virginia Bos
ton, Elizabeth Nolan, Charlotte Law,
Elizabeth Stephens, Nancy Legg, Lu
cile Sessions, Margaret Wellons, Pearl
Roberts, Jeannette Anderson, Jean
Wallace, Margaret McNeel, Eleanor
O’Brien, and Frances Wikle, Mrs.
Welborn Venable, Mrs. Onslow Mi
lam, Mrs. Ted Connor, Mrs. Stanton
Read, Mrs. Grady Conway, Mrs.
Frank McNeel, Mrs. Charlie DeFoor,
Mrs. William McEachern, Mrs. Rop
ert Goodman, Mrs. Robert Willing
ham, Mrs. Malcolm Whitlock, and
Mrs. Arthur Crowe.
peal, is expected to draw a goodly
number of listeners. This will be fol
lowed by an intensely intereefing talk
on Oriental rugs by Mr. Samonian,
of Atlanta. '
At the business session the presi
dent’s report will be given and the
election of new officers will be held,
following which the new officers will
be seated.
All club members are urged to at
tend this meeting and any visitors ac
companying members will be cordial
ly welcomed. :
At the conclusion of the program
refreshments will be served.
Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Rambo received
a cablegram on Monday from their
;daughter, Miss Emma Mae Rambo,
announcng her safe arrival in Rio de
Janerio, Brazil, where she will spend
jsevera] months with Dr. and Mrs.
l Marcellus Rambo.
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' Miss Allene Fields left last Fri
day for Asheville, N. C., to attend
l summer school.
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~ Mrs. Hay and daughter, Margar
ite of Atlanta, spent Sunday with
' Mrs. E. L. Stringer.
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' Miss Margaret McNeel left Thurs
day for a visit to Helena, Ark.
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TAKING us at our word, hundreds of thrifty buyers came to our store Friday and
Saturday of last week and are still coming this week. We announced that we would
not allpw this Bargain Event to dwindle down and though we have been forced to throw
in additional goods to keep an ample supply for the large number of customers we are
still ready to put in more merchandise. The last days of this Big Clearing Event will be
as great as the first. You are not too late to get yours, but come now as the sale posi
tively closes at six o’clock, Tuesday, June 23. .
Below you will find some attractive prices that will be worth your time to come and
see. Remember, Miller’'s Moves Merchandise for Less.
‘ Dresses
We have thrown a lot of our $12.95
(sale price) dresses, cantons, crepe de
chines and roshanara crepes, into our
£9.95 line. This lot ineludes the best
and latest styles and you will be pleased
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Dresses
47 assorted colors and styles, voiles,
linens, tab silks, and ni cheque, part of
them are the $3.47 dresses mentioned in
our circular of last week, with some
others added, beautiful, serviceable
dresses for 0n1y—
52.98
Dresses
Misses’ sizes 8 to 14, brown and blue
voile, white dots, organdie collars for
only—
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Silk Hose
We have succeeded in going still better
on ladies’ silk hose, (thread silk) not
fibre, first quality, fashioned, real $l.OO
values, principally white and brown
with just a few other colors—
Crepe de Chine
Our $1.50 erepe de chine has proven a
live feature in our sale and we have
been fortunate in getting a little more,
we now have most all colors and will
continue this week and Monday. to sell
it at just— -
Big Clearance Closes June 23rd
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YHY MARIETTA JOURNAL
Gaze Marvel
The ideal fabrie for summer dresses,
absolutely fast color, just lots of pret
ty patterns to select from, regular 65e¢,
for just—
Voiles
We have a real city showing, more than
30 patterns of this one price, light or
dark patterns to suit every one, 65¢ to
75¢ values for only—
Just think how nice it is to have plenty
of these dainty little cool dresses for
the hot summer months, Buy them in
Juue at September prices,
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Boys’ Suits
Assorted colors, sizes 7 to 17, medium
weight, best styles, 0n1y—
54.45
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Men’s Suits
Two and three piece, medium weight,
assorted colors, blues and browns with
small stripes, brown mix, sizes 34 to 42,
this week-end and Monday f0r—
59.75 -
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Brown Domestic
“AJAX,” 36 inches wide, good weight,
only—
-122c Yard
2C Yar
Ola Palm Soap
Good toilet Soap going 8 cakes for—
Bath Tablets
Good large 10¢ toilet Soap going for
unly-—
Tablets
Blenmore and Nellie Gray, regular 10¢
linen tablets, fornf
2C
Men’s Straw Hats
Best quality $4.00 Hats f0r—
52.75
Best quality $3.00 Hats for—
s2.oo
Best quality $2.50 Hats for— V -
$1.75
Men’s Overalls
220 weight, white back blue denim, full
cut, tripple seams, all sizes, for—
sl.4o :
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Slim Jim Ties
The newest thing for the young men,
mnly~~ >
39c
Men’s Silk Sox -
Brown, black, navy, white, regular $1
first quality—
67c¢
Ladies’ Felt House
Shoes
most all colors, Friday, Saturday and
Monday only, for—
60c -
Pins
o¢ papers, (200 count) two papers for—
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