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Friday Morning, Janunary sth, 1917.
Goctal and Personal
Mr. Lawson Fields two sons have
measles.
Cadet Lucius Clay has returned
to West Point.
Rev. J. P. Brwin spent last week
end at Blue Ridge.
Mr. T. N. Hemp is on a visit to
Birmingham on businegss. .
Mrs. H.- N. DuPre will raturn to
Colorado Springs on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hicks an
nounca the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. R. M. Martin, of Atlanta, is
on a visit to. her sister, Mrs. Hope
Irwin.
Mr. Charlie Mell is spending a
few weeks in New York Cify on
business. v
Mrs. W. B. Tate has returned
from a visit to relatives in Union
Point.
Miss Olive Faw has returned to
her school after spending her vaca
tion at home.
Miss Minnie Lou McNeel has re
turned from a visit to Miss Cath
erine Bunn in Cedartown.
Mr. W. J. Edge is at the Imperial
Hotel in Tampa, Fla., on a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. John Barnes. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Guffin have
returned from a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Guffin in Cedartown. ‘
Miss Edith Carpenter, of Atlanta,
spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. Edge, at the Kennesaw House.
Mrs. R. C. Patterson, of Atlanta,
with her children, Blair and Joyce,
spent Saturday with Mrs. W. M.
Weems.
In a group of 23 handsome young
soldiers on the border there are
only three mustaches and they are
small ones.
Miss Annie Hahr Dobbs may be
with her sister, Mrs. Howard Mec-
Nair, in Brooklyn and attend school
in New York City next term.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson,
of Acworth, were in town on busi
ness Tuesday and came in to see
us and renew their subscription.
Mr. Cartep Printup spent Christ
mas week with Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Printup and Miss Annie Vogt, of|
Atlanta, is visiting Mr.g Printup’
this week. I
Miss Lillian Bond will take Miss'
Florine Dial’s place as teacher ofi
the first grade and Miss Louise |
Byran, of Newnan, will succeed‘
Miss Bond. I
The Pettibone Co., of Cincinnati,{
sent Mrs. Len Baldwin a nandsome |
wrist,watch for a Christmas presentl
which she values very highly and |
richly deserves. i
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Heggie‘
spent last Thursday in Atlanta withi
Mr. and Mrs, Northeitt at the |
Piedmont Hotel for luncheon and |
the Forsyth Theatre matinee. l
Mrs. Lila Dews is “visiting Mrs.g
Fields Taylor in Washington and
will go later to Savannah to spend
awhile with Mrs. Harris McLeod |
King and Miss Janie Haywood. E
The Misses Schilling had among
their holiday visitors Misses Mabel |
Mabbett, Alma Jamison and Mabel
Lovelace, ..of @ Atlanta, and Miss |
Evelyn Lovelace, of West Point. i
Mr. Hasnet, who lives at the
County Farm, makes nice light
brocms of broomsedge and sells |
tiem for ten cents apiece or three
for 25 cents and finds a good sale
for them. ‘
Dr. Melton Clarke came over last
Week from Charleston and took Mrs.
Jimes Woodrow to her home in
Columbia, S. C. She, was suf{eringi
Irom roeumatism and felt that homel
would be the best place for her just{
~ews has come from Columbus
that Mr. James Puckett, wno for-
Hierly lived here, has met with a
t 1> accident in his work as a
tlephone lineman and has lost both
4 leg and an arm as a result of
Durns from an electric current.
_ 5. J 0 N. MeEachern entertained
' ties last Friday at 42 in honor
YL her two sisters, Mrs. ‘ll'almage
: 5> and Mrs. Marion Dobbs. Red
ternations were used and delicious
‘irsshiments were served. Miss
-dfiliette Black was among the
M. and Mrs. W. T. Mosher have
I "“":‘“‘ thyee daughteqs, Mrs.
_ "% Wing, of Roswell, Mrs. Rich
“;f'ii ~"l':§r!<e, of Atlanta, and Mrs.
©- ' Farrell, of Greenville, Tenn.,
!t their children, spending tne
Cldays with thiem.: Mpr. Fanrell
=ole to St. Petersburg, Fla., to
. And will be joined later by his
family.
::‘.‘;““‘:‘(.r::xi:xilw";-larri‘er:%. were ajll re
& i .1 Coristmas gitts by
t . I‘llu a};]';izfl"ls they so taith-
Were treated espe()i‘;:“rurva] c.arnex:s
respect, N men-aroy well in this
Ing of Seaith fr more deset'\:-
than those who bfom tae public
and parce) i pa:ll(ng oulr lettgrs
i 3 Seldom an easy tr' ?ges for topeirs
ask,
Mrs. John M. Graham entertain
ed her bridge club on Wednesday.
Mr. Eugene McNeal will resume
his studies at the art league in
New York C(ity.
Miss Alice Anderson spent sever
al days last week with her grand
mother,
Miss Gloria , Watkins spent the
holidays with relatives in South
Georgia.
Mr. James Sibley, of Montgomery,
Ala., is on a visit to Mrs. Albert
Gardner.
- Mrs. E. W, Coleman, of Canton,
‘visited her father Mr. J. A. Mas
sey, last week.
Mr. Ralph Fowler left Wednesday
morning to begin a course in medi
cine at the State College.
Mr. J. G. Watson, of Memphis,
Tenn., is on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, P M Watson,
Mre. T. C. Alston, of Idaho, with
his daughters, Misses Ri and Fran
ces, is on a visit to Mrs. Nichols.
Mr. John Goodman, of Columbus,
Tenn., and two little sons, were
holiday visitors to Mrs. Edgar Ni
chols. _
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dieckmann
have returned to Agnes-Scott after
& visit. to' Col. and Mrs. H B
Moss.
Misses Minnie Lou Carnes and
Miss Catherine Grogan entertained
on Friday evening about 20 of their
young friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Steele and
little daughter have returned to
Atlanta after spending Christmas
With Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Gober,
Mr. Joe Lindley, of Powder
Springs, has accepted a nice position
in the office of the East Lake
Country Club and enjoys meeting
visitors from Marietta.
Mrs, C. B. Mitcham will be with
her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Mozley,
at 615 Chestnut Street in Atlanta
until June when she will join her
husband in Mt. Airy, N. C.
Miss Pauline Schoenthal has dis
posed of her millinery goods and
household furniture and has gone
to Atlanta to be with relatives. She
will be missed in Marietta by many
sincere friends.
Mr. George Perschau has return
ed to Wilmington, N. (~ after
spending the holidays with his wife
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Willingham, where
she is recuperating after a severe
illness.
Mrs. George Griffin entertained
at dinner on Tuesday evening for
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Florence, Miss
Odene Florence, Miss Mary Jane
Craig and Miss Karl Carter. Whita
carnations and white and gold
china beautified the table.
Mrs. Glen marchman entertained
with a 4 picture saow party last Fri
day inviting about 40 of hep friends
The elegant buffet Yuncheon after
the show was served.by a group of
pretty girls including Misses Hooper
and Frances Wikle, Jean Wallace
and Mrs. Jennie Joymner.
Mrs. N. M. Mayes complimented
her niece, Athalene Bishop, with
a tneater party on. her birthday,
Dec. 29th and chaperoned the fol
lowing little girls to the Gem: Lu
cile Camp, Freddie Chewning, Eli
zabeth Northcutt, Helen Warld,
Jean Clark, Sarah, Louise and Ath
alene Bishop, and little Cnarles
Hamby. After the show refresh
ments were served in an ice ¢ream
parlor. Many dainty gifts were
bestowed upon Athalene who is very
popular among her school mates,
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| , MARIETTA: - GA.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
DANCE AT SITIO.
The Christmas dance given for
Miss Roselyn Amorous was a cnarm
ing event that lighted the glow of
goed fellowship 1 many youthful
bosoms. Although rain beal Turi
ously on the window Panes it did
not drown the music to whica youth
chased the glowing hours wita
flying feet and the rosy school girls
were all looking theip brightest and
best.
Miss Isabel Amorous wore white
will o' the wisp marquisette with
tiny frills edging tne wide flounces.
Miss Roselyn Amorous wore cream
embroidered net with ruffles on the
skirt, a blue satin girdle and tiny
garlands of pink rose-buds and blue
forgetmenots.
Miss Janice Amorpus ‘was like
a La France rose in pink taffeta
silk, with pinked ruffles on the
skirt, and waist and overdress of
crepe de chine the same shade.
Toere were open wood fires in all
the rooms and the wide enclosed
living porch at the back of the
house was radiant and sweet with
profuse decorations of pine boughs
and banners of red crepe paper. The
musicians were in the back hall
and dancing was enjoyed in tha
front parlor and tne living-room al-
SO.
Fruit punch was served from a
round table in a corner of the
dining-room which was covered
with tiny red baskets of Nunnally’s
bon-bons. Sandwiches were served
from long-handled willow baskets
lined with white doilies. All the
kirls were as protty as May Blos
soms with their rosy faces and
sparkling eyes and the youthful
beaux were as happy as only boys
can be at the age when hearts can
80 a Maying even while winter
winds are whistling beyond the
snining window panes.
Mr. Amorous, Mrs. Bamford and
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes assisted the
young people in having a very
charming evening.
MRS. SETZE NEW YEAR
RECEPTION.
Mrs. E. J. Setze and her daugh
ters, Mrs. W. R. Joyner, and Misses
Addie and Molliz Setze, were most
agreeably surprised Saturday even
ing when between 30 and 40 of
their friends called to wish them a
happy new year. Miss Addie Setze
and Mrs. Davenport, who is spend
ing the winter with her had been
warned of the reception and were
prepared but Mrs. Setze and Miss
Mollie were taken by surprise.
When all the married . couples
had arrived, greetings had been ex
changed and every one was beam
ing with tha sweet spirit of the
season, Dr. J. H. Patton arose anad
made a brief address in which he
mentioned tihe obligations Marietta
felt to Dr. Setze for the years of
his tender ministration as a physi
cian and the kindness nnthingi
could ever adequately repay bestow-]
ed upon us by his wife and daugh
ters.
Everyone felt it was a privilege
to show somé measure of apprecia
tion of this good doctor’s beneficent
life by cherishing the loved ones
he had left.
Mr. J. J. Black and Mr. Wilder
Glover had suggested that Marietta
friends give Mrs. Setze a shingle
shower for a new year’s pres2nt and
two immense auto trucks had come
into the yard loaded with them. ‘
A delicious chicken salad course
with coffee was served by Mrs.
Wilder Glover, Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs.
Bolan Brumby, Mrs. Tom Wallace
and Mrs. Herbert Clay, and a de
lightful evening was spent by all.
MISS CLAY'S LUNCHEON.
Miss Evelyn Clay, entertained
with a bird luncheon Friday in
aonor of her brother, Cadet Luciug
Clay. Invited to meet him wore
Misses Irene Malone, Alice Ander
son, Lucy Cole, and Messrs. Lewis
Hoppe, Eugene McNeel aad Jerrell
Black. :
Red carnations formad the cen
ter piece and the place cards were
West Point scenes.
All the giris chanced to be dress
ed in velvet, the pretty brunnette
hostess in dark red embroidered in
gold and finished in mink. Miss
Malone was in green velvet trim
med in mole, Miss Alice Anderson
Im brown velvet trimmed in brown
fur and Miss Lucy Cole in black
velvet with white lace collar and
Cusrs,:
Miss Lucy Cote gave a Gem party
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Udene
Florence and her visitor, Miss Mary
Craig. Invited to join them were
Misses Charlotte Law, Augusta Co
hen, Rebecca Cole and Rebecca Wy
att. Refreshments were served in
an ice cream parlor,.
RAINEY—GROGAN.
Miss Nora Rainey and Mr, L
Grogan were married Sunday after
noon in Acworth by Rev. M. R
Gaddis and went to Atlanta where
Mr. Grogan 1s clerk in the post
office.
Tne bride has been the faithful and
efficient stenographer of attornay
J. Glenn Giles for over two yvears
and has made many friends in Ma
etta who wish her much happiness.
Mr. Grogan is receiving congra
tulations on his good fortune,
A CHRISTMAS TURKEY .
Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Bishop served
a Christmas turkey dinner on Sun
day to a family party.
There was a center piece of fruit
and all the minor decorations sug
gested the holiday season. The
guests included Mrs. P. T. Hamby,
Mrs. Alice Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson Reed, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs,.. N. M.
Mayes, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hamby,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hamby and
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McCleskey,
A Happy New Year 1917
We thank you for your liberal patronage during
Nineteen Sixteen, which has been a year of greatly increased
business for us, and hope that our present pleasant
business relations may continue to exist,
May the year 1917 bring you genuine happiness and
the prosperity you deserve.
W. A. Sams Drug Co. |
Marietta, Georgia.
Telephones 4 and 5.
1917
MRS. WALLACE'S DINNER
Mrs. T. L. Wallace gave a tur
key dinner on Monday evening that
was especially beautiful in a color
scheme of pink and green.
A pink chinese azana was used
as a center-piece, the flower pot
wrapped in pink crepe naper and
tied with green tulle. Pink and
green tulle bows were on the lights,
the mints were pink and greeT and
salted almonds were in pink bas
kets. ‘Green sherbert was in tae
ice tea and the pink ice cream was
garnished withy green whipped
cream.
The place cards were comical re
marks.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs, A.
H. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Marcaman and Mr, and Mrs. W. A,
Sams.
Tha ladies were all in full even
ing dress and were extremely love
ly. Mrs. Wallace wore green tulle
over green satin with silver lace
and a green satin girdle, Mrs. Gil
bert was in yellow brocaded silk,
Mrs. Sams in rose pink silk and
white lace and Mrs. Marchman in
white net with over dress of pink
taffeta silk,
MISS JULIA SCHILLING'S
PARTY FOR VISITORS.
Miss Julia Schilling gave & Gem
party Monday afternoon for Miiis
Lucile Cobb, of Carrolton, and Miss
Alma Jamson, of Atlaata. In
vited to meet the guests of honor
were Mesdames K. L. Stringer, F.
G. Marchman, A. A. Irwin, R. R.
Simmonds, E. C. Gurley, J. M. KFow
ler, George Nichols, C. T .Nolan,
Wellborn Reynolds, John T, Dorsey,
James R. Brumby, Jr., Marion
Dobbs, Fred Barkalow, Henry Mein
ert, Rosser Little, F. P. Reynolds,
R. R. Claiborne, Sidney Pace, J. M.
Austin, G. N. Shackelford, A. H.
Gilbert, Edward Groves, George R,
Brown, J. H. Boston and Misses
Minnie Lou MecNeel, Anaie Gilbert,
Helen Lewis, Allene Fields, Jean
nette Black, Ella and May Edwards,
Lottie White, SelinaCouper, Marie
Dumas, Laura Margaret Hoppe, Ju
lia Atkinson, Lois Welsh, Caroline
Deas, Julia, Edna and Irene Schil
ling.
MISS RAMBO'S RECITAL. ?
Mis§y Regina Rambo’s class fi‘iflr;i;!,
voung ladies and girls wili give li;
recital at tone armory Friday ennmx;g
ing Jan. sth, at 8:15.
Admission will be 35 cents for
grown people and 25 cents ror 'chll-!ff
dren, &
It will be a fine program and
the Fielding Lewis @ Scholarship
fund will benefit by it.
Every one will enjoy the evening.
MRS. SAMS CHRISTMAS DINNER
On Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Sams had a fine Christmas
turkey, served in a v¢olor schemeé
of red andw hite, and invited to
share the feast Mr. and Mrs. George '
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Northcutt and their visitors, Mr.
and Mrs. Linton Dean, of Waood
stock. The beautifu!l new rasi
dence was radiant with ecrimson
lights and holiday decorations.
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that the success of his treatment
will depend largely if not entirely
upon the accuracy with which his
prescriptions are filled. That is the
reason why so many physicians re
commend their patients ro have
their prescriptions filled here. They
know our faithfulness in such work.
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Griffith’s Pharmacy
Marietta - Georgia
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