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Friday October 21 1910.
Tn The Social Realm.
HE LADIES of Marietta ar: invited
T to furnish for publication the social
and personal news which has long
been such an interesting feaiure of The
Marietta Journal. The facts can be sent
direct to the office or telephoned to No 340.
Miss Screven’s Bridge Party
For Miss Elizabeth King.
Miss Jule Screven’s bridge party
on Tuesday of last week was a pretty
compliment to Miss Elizabeth King,
of Jacksonville, Fla., the guestof Miss
Josephine Dobbs. The color scheme
was pink ard white and was carried
out even to the score cards, which
were cunning sunbonnet girls. Miss
Eloise Brown made highest score, win
ning the prize, one of the new books,
which she presented to the honor guest.
Those enjoying the afternoon were
Miss Eddie Hunter, of Decatur, Misses
Vivian Strong, Eloise Brown, Mildred
Brown, Josephine Dobbs, Isabel Brum
by, Elizabeth Reynolds, Rosa Willing
ham, Frances Law, Henrietta Black,
Pauline Corley, Mrs. Floyd Northcutt,
Mre, Graham Sullivan and Mrs, Ralph
Northcutt.
Lewis-Burwell.
Miss Anne Hume Lewis, of Balti
more, Maryland, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Noyes Tyndell, at the
rectory, 302 Green street, Fayetteville,
N. C., where she will remain until the
sth of November, on which date the
wedding of herself and Mr. Robert
Lemon Burwell is t 0 take place, No
cards are to be issued.
Miss Lewis is the daughter of Col.
Robert Hume Lewis, formerly of Win
chester, Virginia. Her mother was
Miss Ann Cary Randolph, second
laughter of Beverly Raudolph Jones,
Egq., of Winchester.
Mr. Burwell is the eldest son Mrs.
Augusta Somervil Burwell, and the
late Elliott H. Burwell, Esq., of West
River, Anne Arundel county, Mary
land, Mr. Burwell is a civil engineer,
having a position in the Baltimore
water department.
The marriage ceremony will be per
formed by her brother-in-law, the Rev.
Charles Noyes Tyndell, at St. John’s:
Episcopal church, after which they
will leave fcr the South, and be at
at home at 1405 Park avenue, Balti
more, Maryland, after Decemer Ist.
A Spend the Day Pariy.
Mrs. Will Florence complimented
her guests, Mrs. J. B. Futral and Miss
Sallie Florence, with a spend-the-day
party last Friday. The day was a jewel
of sunbeams and zephyrs on the bosom
of Madame October, the most charm
ing of the round dozen sisterhood of
months, and the decorations were ap
propriate. |
On the front veranda great vasesl
filled with yellow field flowers mingled
with the potted foliage plants. Indoors
the rich yellow of goldenrod brighten
ed all of the rooms and formed the
canierpiece for the luncheon.
Odene Florence recesived the guests
and was prettily dressed in white with
yellow ribbons. Mrs. Florence and all
the guests were also in white and
Odene arranged sprays of goldenrod in
their hair and as corsage bouquets.
All brought faney work and chatted
ot new hats until lunch time, when
the window shades came down, electrie
starg twinkled and a softly beaming
harvest moon appeared above the table
in the dining-room.
All the china was white and gold and
the finger bowls were brass on white
lace doilies. Yellow-tinted leaves of
celery garnished the dishes of fried
chicken and potato eroquettes and the
relishes were celery tips, olives and
pickles. Rice, hot biscuit, butter,
crackers, pineapple salad with yellows
of eggs, followed. White and yellow
layer eake and yellow icecream finished
NEN'S CILOTHES
WOMEN’'S CLOTHES
KiD GLOVES
SILK WAISTS
PORTIERS
LACE
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and almost anything that is cleanable, can be made
to look like new in our cleaning department. @ &
Expert Workman, most modern methods and finest
equipment enable us to do a class of work that
cannot be excelled anywhere. : : @ : ¢ ¢ .
We solicit your patronage in this Department.
Phone us, Wagons run everywhere. @ & @
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Guthman Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company.
Agent in Marietta, J, W. PETT Y
PHONE 43.
f the golden meal. Coffee was then
served.
Besides the guests of honor were
| Mre. Len Baldwin, Mrs. E. L. Stringer,
t Mrs.J. K. Siunders and Mrs. R, .
i Lawhon.
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I Piano Recital of Miss Foster’s
Pupils Wednesday Afternoon.
' The pupils of Miss Maude Foster de
lighted a number of listeners Wednes
‘day afternoon with their playing. The
improvement in their performance was
very gratifying to their friends and
Miss Foster was showered with con
gratulations, Following is the pro
gram:
‘The Scissors Grinder—Margaret Mar
tin................ Miss Frances Brown.
Dance of the Marionettes—Mrs. Crosby
Adams........_Miss Elizabeth Smith.
Landler—Koeler....... Miss Lida Dobbs.
Etude Mignonne; On the Wing—Paul
Wachy ... . Miss Lula Kemp.
March of the Tin Soldiers; N eapolitan
Dance Song-—Tschaikowsky.... Miss
Lucile Morris,
Spring’s Awakening—Espen ... Miss
Gertrude Smith,
Theme and Variations—Beethoven.___.
Miss Julia Anderson. |
Reading—Selected ................Miss Ruth
Davenport (Acworth), i
In Lotus Land—Spaulding-Stough-i
ton; Valse I’oupee——Poldini........Miss;
Ruth Davenport (Woodstock).
Little Romance; Happy Farmer—
Schuman....... Miss Gertrude Smith.
Serenade—Pierne..............Miss Marie
Owenby.
Will o’ the Wisp—Jungmann....._Miss
Alice Anderson.
Valse Impromptu—Paul Ambroise._.__..
Miss Ruth Davenport.
Spring Song—Mendelssohn.......... Mrs.
W. A. Gatlin.
Mardi Gras Quadrille—C, Schubert
Misses Marie and Ruby Owenby.
- PERSONAL. -
—Mrs, Lewig Turner entertained her
42 club Tuesday afternoon.
—Senator Clay is enjoying rides
these bright days in his automobile.
—Miss Jessie Sylvester is attending
Business College in Atlanta.
—After an illness of nearly two
weeks Mr. W. F, Moor is improving.
—Mr. and Mrs D. C. Osborne an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
—Mrs. H, M. Cottingham is in New
York for several weeks,
—Mr. C. B. Willingham is in Blue
Ridge for the week.
—Mrs. W. I. Heyward has been in
Cartersville for several days.
—Mrs. Edward Doan spent several
days in KnoxXxville the past week.
—Mrs. T. N. Hatton spent Sunday
in Atlanta with friends.
—Mr. Harold Willingham, of Mur
ray county, speat Sunday in Marietta.
—Miss Margaret Rushton, of At
lanta, is spending awhile in the city.
—Miss Minnie Tyler, of Burnesville,j
is a guest of Miss Marguerite O’Conner. }
—Mrs. W. R. Turner and Mrs. Sam
P. Jones, of Cartersville, are visiting
in Nashville, Tenn. ‘
—Mrs. T. A. Hinson and children
are visiting relatives in Carrollton for
a few days. g
——Mr. Charles Northcutt is in Chat
tanooga this week in the interest of the
Marietta Chair company.
~ _—Mrs. George A. Griffin, who has
)been ill for several days, is convales
cent.
—_Mr. Joe Bruce now has the Mari
etta agency for the Atlanta Constitu
tion.
—Mr. William Phagan is now stay
ing at the Atlanta Northern freight
depot.
—The ladies of the Presbyterian
church enjoyed their quarterly social
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
afternoon in the chureh parlor last Fri
day.
. —Mr. Marvin Higginbotham is
‘weighing cotton for Fowler Bros. this
fall.
—Miss Maude Foster will recite at
the Philathea’s Silver tea Friday
evening.
—Mr and Mrs. George Anderson
announce the birth of a son Friday
the 14th,
—Mrs, John Futral, of Griffin, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Will
Florence, :
—Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell, of At
lanta, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Roberts.
Miss Elmer solicits copying. Tele
phone 99-L. augl2-3mos
—Miss Futrell, of Atlanta, spent a
few days the past week with Mrs, W,
A. Florence.
—Mrs. James Groves returned Tues
day from a few days’ visit to Knoxville
and the Appalachiag Exposition,
— Mr. Charles A. Guyton has gone
to Laurens county, looking after his
farming interests.
—Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coursen have
returned home, afler a summer spent
in the North.
—Mrs. K. F. Thomson and Miss
Bailey, of Atlanta, spent the week-end
with Mrs. C. B, Willingham.
—Mies India Power, of Mt. Bethel,
has gone with friends to Hot Springs, ‘
Ark., where she will visit relatives.
—Mrs. Mollie Manning is at home
regaining strength after her recent
illness,
—Miss Dora Watkins, who has been
ill for the past ten days with appendi
citis, is very much improved.
—Mr. Freeman Clarke who has been
in Atlanta under treatment for rheu
matism, is at home for a month.
—4iu€ wany irieuds ol Litiie weorge
Anderson regret to hear of his illness
from scarlet fever.
—The Wednesday Morning Bridge
Club was delightfully entertained this
week by Miss Eloise Brown.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wellons an
nounce the birth of a daughter at their
home in Knoxville.
—Miss Emma Habr Dobbs, who is at
Miss Woodberry’s school, spent the
week-end with Miss Christine Dobbs.
—Misses Sadie Gober, Annie Waddell
and Emma Moss, of Agnes Scott col
lege came home for the week-end.
—Miss Laura Mell Towers came up
from Agnee Scott and spernt the weck
end with Misses Towers.,
See our large circular explain
ing the big sale.—The German
Store.
—Mrs. Katie Roberts, of Atlanta, is
a guest of Miss Janie Smith, who has
just returned from a visit to Atlanta.
—Mrs., Corall and her little son,
Oscar, of Paragoule, Ark., are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Green.
—Miss Dale Hinton, who has been
visiting Miss Lois Welsh for some
time returns home in a few days.
—Mr, and Mrs Q. N. Norton are
building a residence near Mr, W. F.
Moor’s just across from Cogburn Park.
—Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Heyward have
moved to Atlanta. Marietta regrets to
give up this excellent family.
—Miss Sallie Florence, of Atlanta,
is the guest of her brother, Mr. W. A.
Florence.
—Mrs. Emma Butler, of Greenville,
S. C., attended Mrs, Luther Arm
strong’s tuneral Saturday.
—Mr, and Mrs. G. W, Green will
move to Atlanta in a few days and will
be at home on Georgia avenue, near
Grant Park.
—Dr. R. W, Thornton and daughter,
Mrs. M. T. McWhorter, of Tallulah
Falls, were guests this week of Mrs
Lawson Fields, 512 Atlanta street,
l Voiles, Panamas, Brilliantines,
Mohairs, and all wash goods at
!reduced prices at The German
’Store.
' —lln the absence of the teacher, Mrs,
‘W. R. Turner, Mr. Charles Northcutt
conducted the Baraca class at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
—The Civic League met at the home
of Mrs. C. M. Crosby on Wednesday
afternoon, for the purpose of reorgani
zing for the year’s work.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayo Gantt
spent Sunday in Athens. Mrs. Gants
is spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Wallis, in Elberton.
—Mrs. Margaret Holmes is in
Lawley, Ala., for a visit of several
weeks to her son, Mr. Trezevant
Holmes,
--Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Ros
well and Mr. Lucius Smith, of La-
Grange, were guests of Mrs, George
Camp, last week.
Pt pet coon exhibited at the
‘county fair by Foyd Maytield died of
acute indigestion as a result of too
many tidbits bestowed by visitors.
“A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made.”
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IT IS our purpose to save you money on 2 suit that will lock good, wear good
and fit good at halt the price of a tailor made suit.
EVERY DAY now we are saving people money on suits, and we are sure you
will make no mistake to give us an opportunity to show you what we are
offering.
Our browns and grays at $B.OO, $lO.OO and
| $12.50 cannot be equaled anywhere, and
we have a large stock to select from. :
Blues and blacks that are always fashion
able, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, 10.00, 12.50. : : : |
HAVE YOU seen our large circular? Our sale has just opened, and we are
cutting prices on everything. Call to see us and get circular and look over the
bargain list. '
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The GERMAN STORE,
L. SAUL, Proprietor.
Old Postoffice Building Marietta, Georgia.
Miss Maude Foster
Piano Harmony Expression
204 Kennesaw Ave,
~Mya flnnrgn Pahorta pnmr\limpp}-
ed her guest, Mrs. Meador of Texas,
with a 42 party Thursday alternoon,
inviting only a few young matrons.
Golden Rod and Black-Eyed-Susans
decorated the rooms and the score
cards were adorned with yellow blos
soms. After the game a salad course
and fruit punch were served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henderson and
Mr.and Mrs. C. P. Stephens motored to
the Chattahoochee Thursday and
spent the beautiful day fishing. A
fine variety of nice fish rewarded their
patience and were fried at the river.
Coffee was also made and a picnic din
ner enjoyed, The ladies caught a few
fish and their experienced husbands
were very successful, bringing some
fine big fish home for supper.
—Miss Mary Baldwin, of Atlanta,
was the guest of honor ata 42 party
given by Mrs. Len Baldwin Wednes
day morning. Her pretty home was
decked in pink and white roses and
dahlias, and each guest was favored
with a pink cochet rose. A salad
course followad the game, The guests
were Mrs. W, E. Schilling, Misses
Annie and Lucy Gilbert Irma Neal,
Nellie Bryan, Matt and Florrie Black,
Lottie Lou Murray, Aurelia White,
Edna and Julia Schilling.
Chrysanthemums for the
Horse Show. All Colors.
Mrs. Henry Meinert.
Phone 35.
Death of Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs, Luther Armstrong died at noon
Friday at hcr home in Allatoona alter
an illness of two months, The funerai
was conducted by Rev. Mr, Morgan
and the interment was in Acworth Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. Armstrong was Miss Effie An
dry Green, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
G. W. Green, of Marietta. She leaves
two daughters, one six and the other
three years old. She was a member of
the Baptist church and was greatly be
loved by many friends.
Mr. R, H. Northcutt attended her
funeral and paid a fine tribute to her
lovely Christian character, He was her
Sunday school teacher for a long time
and appreciated her sweetness of dis
position and the nobility of her nature,
She was a patient sufferer and was
resigned to the release from pain.
A number of Marietta and Acworth
friends attended the funeral.
FOR SALE—My home & place on
Cherokee street. Algo, a vacant lot on
Kennesaw Avenue. Terms.
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Classes day and evening
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President. Vice-President. Cashier,
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T. M. Brumby A. H. Gilbert, R. H. Northeutt. George H, Sessions,
T. A. Gramling.
Toric Invisible one-piece Bifocals.
Toric Invisible two-piece Bifocals,
Kvery Bifocal offered for sale can
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With our [acilitics, frame adjust
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102 WASHINGTON AVE, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
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We do all kinds of Shoe Repairing, u sing the celebrated .Goodyear welt sys
tem, which is the same as is used in all large factories, Strictly first-class work
and satisfaction guaranteed in every partcular.
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