The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, August 21, 1914, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten & OCLAL AND PERSONAL ¢ Mis. CARTERS PHONE - § - o 0 « oS Jelepbone Mews for this Page 10 Mrs, Carter. PIHHONE 340, | R i i s b s Mrs. Masterson has returned to Texas. Miss Christine Blair is visitng in Cedartown. Rev. Randolph C'aiborne is visit ing in Virginia. Mrs. P. F. Manson of Atlanta, 1s with Misses Towers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moor have returned to Waycross, Miss Sarah Prichard, of Augusta is visiting Mrs. F. H. Aijton. Mrs. 1. T. Sewell, of Smyrna, is vigiting Mrs. Elizabeth Frey. Miss Catherine Erwin, of Atlanta, is visiting Mrs. R. de T. Lawrence. Miss Julia Anderson has returned from a visit to relatives in Canton. Mrs. Howard McFail is enjoying a “camping out' near Lithia Springs Rev. GG. W. Duval preached in At lanta last Sunday at the First Meth odist Church. Mr. Hilton Holmes, of .hu'ksu.l-‘i ville, Fla.,, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret Holmes, Mrs. W. J. Henderson, of Atlanta, will sing in the Methodist churen next Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs. Joe Carter llil\'l‘l moved to 200 Washington Avenue and their phone is 172-L. | Misses Augusta Groves, Gentrude Smith and Augusta Cohen have 0. turned from Rhea Springs, Tenn. | Miss Bessie Tunno is steadily im—‘ proving at Dr. Nolan’s sanitarium and can sit up in bed and write ]l'l-‘ “ters. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McClatchey, who have been camping necar Aﬂil‘l-* ta, are spending awhile in A('wm':n! with Mr. Orlando Awtrey. i Mr. ang Mrs. A, S/ Cohen spent | last week with their cousin, Mrs. J. Manning Austin, in Atlanta dm'ing‘ the abscnce of her husband on a business trip. ‘ AAPARTMENTS FOR RENT: 2. 3. or 4 rooms as desired with all modern conveniences at a reasona ble price. Phone 281-J. 405 Chero kee street. Mrs. Gable's. 2t. Mrs. W. L. Richardson ‘“‘treated” her Sunday School class to a water melon cuttng Tuesday afternoon an-l was assisted by her lovely yvoung neighbor, Mrs. W. H. 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M, Roberts, of Buchanan, wife of the candidate for Comptrol ler general, died Monday at the liome of her son, Mr. Joe Roberts, in Atlanta. Mrs, Roberts was a sis ter-in-law of Mrs. 1. J. Sheffield, of Marietta. Miss Virginia Crosby compliment ed Miss Henrvietta Black with a the ater party at tihe Gem Tuesday af ternoon inviting between 15 and 20 of their girl friends and enjoying re freshments after the show in an ice cream parlor. On Monday afternoon Miss Julia Anderson entertained with a 42 par ty for Misses Mary and Harriet Robeson and their guests. Golden glow decorated the rooms and a salad course with hot rolls and iced tea furnished refreshment, A number of Marietta young men gave a pienic at Austell Monday evening especially for visiting girls but all the young men who have an tomobiles filed them with friends so there was quite a large party. Mrs. L., B. Robeson chaperoned them and a merry evening was spent. The Gainesville Bagle says: Mrs. John Woodtin Barnhill bril liantly entertained the William Can dler chapter of the daughters of the American Revolution in honor of Mrs. John Marshall Slaton Thursday afternoon from five to seven at her home on Boulevara. The house was beautifully and most appropriately decorated in the National colors, bunting and flags being used in graceful and artistic effects. The spacious porches were draped in bunting and in one corner punch was gracefully served by a bevy of pretty girls. | FOR SALE Gasoline engine, pump and jack, wood saw and feed. chopper at bar ~gain. W. D, Parris, Route 6, Phone i231-J. ‘IN Saw Hai iz Like This!” oW LIKe 1 NiS: VAL DONA” HAIR TONIC Forces Halh To Grow Wonderxfully. 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There's : “VAL DONA” article for anything you want—all guaranteed or money bacl with a smile, #ISS EMMA MAY RAMBO ENTEEF TAINS FOR VISITORS n Friday eveming Miss BEmnui Mav Rambo entertainzd for ber thre> cuests, Misses Stubbs, Powell and Marvchman, Misses Mary and Harrict Robeson and their guesis, Miss Christine Poole, of Hawkins ville, Miss Helen Mc¢Crary, of Senoia, Misses Catherine and Carrie Oliyer, of Plains, and Miss Marion Gay, of Jacksonville, Fla., who is visiting Mrs. McEacnern, Miss Alice Ander gon and her guest Miss Jeann:otee Bunkley, of Sandersville, and Miss Lgura Margaret Hoppe. All these voung ladies helong to the three sor orities, Alpha Delta Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi and Delta, Delta, Delta. White and pink roscs decorated the rooms aud the cake and ices were white. Promenadnig along the drive way across the lawn and resting in porch swings furnished delightful diversion for the guests. Invited to meet the visiting girls were: Messrs. Will and Harry Dumas, Charles Gardner, Owen Reynolds, of Lexington, Ky., Kugene and Morgan McNeel, Jr., Wiley Blair® Sam Ram bo, Bill* Akers of Atlanta, W 'T. Holland, William MecEachern, L. D Hoppe, Jr., Dr. W. H. Malone and Dr. Sam D. Rambo, of Bluffton. MISSES ROBESON ENTERTAIN On Thursday afternoon Misses Mary and Harriet Robeson eater tainad for their visitors, Misses Poole, McCrary and Oliver, inviting also many Mavietta girls. The par lor was radiant with golden glow and the dining room was profusely adorned with white hydrangea and white clematis with its beautifu! foliage. Banners of sea green tull» were also used, the green and waite being the colors of the Delta, Delrta, I>2lta sorority to which most of the visiting girls belong. Fruit punch with big green grapes was served by Misses Marion Gay and Christine Dobbs from a bowl hung wila bunches of clear green grapes. Those receiving were Missos Robeson, Poole, McCrary and Oliver, Miss Emma May Rambo and her guests, Misses Stubbs Powell and Marchman, Miss Alice Anderson and her guest, Miss Jeannette Bunkley, of Sandersville. Serving in the din- ing room were Mrs. Johin Dorse;, Marguerite Reed, Christine Dobbs and Marion Gay. The ice cream was in white and sca green and the cake was white., After six o'clock all the vounthtul beaux of Marietta arrivel upon the scene and promenaded with the pretty girls who served the de licious punch, cake and iv:»%vrvam and a happy time was spent,” A5B, JOEN DOESEY ENTERTAIKS Mre. Joha R Dorsey entertained vith a 42 party Friday p. m. in guor of Misces Mary and. Harriet Roteson and their visitors lisses ‘hristine Poole, Helen MeCrary anl atherine and Carrie Oliver : It was a very charming affair witn vink roses and a two-course lun ) ‘heon. $ . N MEMORY OF MRS. WILDER. Mrs. J. J. Wilder, who was almost instantly killed last Wednesday at dusk when an engine on the L. & N. Railroad struck her limousine as it stood stalled on the track, was taken to Savannab on Thursday evening. She was a member of Christ church but her funeral was conducted froia the residence by Rev. McGlohon, of St. Paul’s, as her own rector was out of town, and she was laid to rest in Bonaventure Cemetery beside her husband. She had been president of the Colonial Dan+s of Gecorgia for 14 vears and was a member ‘also’ of the D. A. R. and U. D. C. and these societies sent beautiful floral tri butes. The Society of Cincinnatti, one of the oldest patriotic bands of men in our country, also sent an exquisite floral tribute, She had been for years vice-re gent for Georgia of the Mount Ver non Association which owns and cares for the home of George \Wash ington. These ladies meet every May and spend ten days at Mount Vernon, inspecting the buildings, receiving reports from the custodi ans and planning for the next year's care -of the place. Mrs. Wilder held an important position among this band of patriotic ladies and was de voted to har duties. She was a daughter of Thomas Butler King, whose wife was Ann Page, of St. Simon’'s Island. Her father was = congressman for many years and her maternal grandfather, who cam¢ to South Carolina from Eng land, was the first collector of cus toms at the port of San Francisco and afterward an envoy from the Confederate government to England and France. For more than 50 years Mrs. Wil der had spent her summers at “‘Oalk ton”, her beautiful home on Kenne saw Avenue. Although she was 81 she was still interested in current events, was a faithful attendant at church and visited her friends ani those in affliction daily. On the day of her death she had visited the sick child of a neighbor. 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