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Friday Morning, October\lzth, 1917.
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s OCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Miss Julia Atkinson is visiting rela
tives in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Et Jordan will
move to Maple Avenue.
Mrs. J. M. Austin is vigiting her
parents in LaFayette, Ala. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Awtrey have
noved to Gramling Street. ‘
Mrs. Graham entertained the Wed
hesday bridge club this week. 5
Mrs. E. 1. Welsh is able to be up
after a brief but painful illness.
Mrs. M. L. McCleskey is recovering
from her recent painful accident. |
Mr. J. A. Massey is quite indis
posed but not confined to his bed.
Mr. E. A. Williams, of Birmingham,
Ala., is visiting his family at Fair
Qaks.
Mrs. C. B. Willimglwgn has rébara
ed from a visit te relatives in At
lanta.
Miss Amnie Watsem has returned
from a visit to her other at Jeck
son, Tenn. :
Mre. A. B. Osborn has been saf
fering greatly fromt rhoumatism bat
i« better mow. ° - -
Mr. and Mve. Burney Dubhs, of
Athens, spemt Banday with Me et
Mrs. W. A. Sams.
All potes and acconts dee old fem
of Mlayes and Brovwm mwwst be paid by
New. 1. N M. NMayes. e t 26
Miss Julia Anderson ie ponding
o few days in Druid Hille with e
gsunt, Mre. Johmn 8. Comdier.
Lieut. of Cawvaley A. P. Paßjebws,
of Camp Gorden, syt Seosdiay wrigh
the Temily of Mew L. ¥F.. Gillewt.
Me. amd Mra. C. C. Coyle will
mowe o Atlavanka s svononie A Ly e
findl & Boome Lo 2 sodbafile lowadion,
e, C. D, Bldew baw wearnad Do
Lihio whene G adduwsdied e wadidiig
of bus Doeowiede-iooe-lasy, MOE. Mlsompliy.
Wise Tover Dielgsonn Tovawe Toxsabe il
two arenlcs wiln Lephondl Lewer B
per ¢ onodlivbiona sls oo A @B alanEy
ing.
We, Goe Edmarde, Promn Boelt Ol
thowpe, Wils 2uswonysy Rswomsed wylbo aobi@ioud
ed tire Tookbmiol sevone o & tieoks lusi
Satgedag, :
Wors, Gowornge Goremr, who lives on
‘he Powvdere Speloogs coad, s aikde to
be oot aficer breinug o bnedl seven wWeeiks
with a slow Tewer, :
Wirs. K. M. Wihitescarver wod Hires.
Ceedk Alll@o, of Neosinmillie, aure oisiitig
Mrs. Likey Robwockson, who & Wrs.
Whitescaorrer's only sisikor,
D, KFrgoods Moovs, of KForkt 'Ogle
thorpe, mpwot Sooaudieg Db fovsede we b
his wife quod vk Miew, Vo i
no% o Mlewss prepaebing to tiove to
Waor ertita, - ;
Wiss Sewo Towaes exvoow dop ronn
3 theon e Toesdiy aluwmsonona wwids Wiee
Joivo B, Fewvlier Do b eae avodl i Lol
ng al wiokve, Blee sisiere, Lse ey,
2 ¢ comvioravaciad! e,
e TR Chhavadliene, o Guavbaerswilliee,
o, fi&cs owonPlac of Tevaw, s wibuikiag v
rpo\m.e):e. Bl saws ewops are Loe do
e mooncdee Toneck svesteei Tescas: e o
e wp by a drondi.
W Legel and Rra Wyers loft
vf“‘"—'“:msi‘ nidhl Lo & Wmavemuak ¢liowe.
_3?:’B.. mer W wekdering %o ler Home oo
Floride wiides Mbaw Rlmews wrill spend
the wioter i Mlowliurhs.
i Mrs. Sam P. Jowoee 2od Brs. W. B.
turnee went to Rewse last week to
visit .}’f“- Pywon wio baw been strick
€N with pavelyeis. Mise Lowmellg Jones
IS spendiog awhile witik Bi:r'§ Toe-
Ley.
- Mrs. Annie L. Carter is agajn in
her sancewm ever the Marietta Troust
4:=r.<i Banking Ce. in the Rlair build-
Ing. Her phene numbes is 340 aad
she is always glud b 0 meet fuends of
the Marietts Jourmal.
. MI‘SS Meary Les Austin, of Murphy,
C., who has besn the charming
!*“*“» of Misesw Lily and May Wil
lams, has returned home. Several en
~"rt_amments were given in her hisnor
“iuring her visit at Fair Oaks.
la M"SS Augustz’ Cohen went to At
j‘ ta to the foot-ball game between
if*nnsylvenia and the Georgia Tech.
.t ;nfi'_ ,remamed over night with friends
3 see the comical parade of Tech
\Luliients in honor of their victory.
”‘P‘r‘:ez:ds of Miss Pauline Manning
'l be pleased to know she recently
:”“3 the best examination of any
:"‘f“her at Hazlehurst and was ap
"ointed principal of # school there
':'ith an assistant teacher. She is a
“rand daughter of Mrs. W. J. Man
'f’:‘_and was educated in Marietta,
'"-limng' the U. D. C. prize for the
(it essay on “Reconstruction Days
.'.;,,;c"’"'g“‘_". end a& the medal for
.“‘-dd} Writing” in the contest ofl
¢ seventh district schools.
All notes and accounts due old fiml
;f Mayes and Brown must be paid by
ov.l. N. M. Mayes. - octzsl
Capt. Frank Clay and Capt. Don
nelly have received new assignments
‘and have been returned from Camp
‘Gordon to Fort Oglethorpe. They
stopped in town last Monday on their
way and had lunch with Mrs. A. S.
Clay. ~ , ,
Mrs. Frank W. Worley celebrated
‘the 9th birthday of her daughter Em
ma Lee Worley on Tuesday after
noon with a party at the Strand to
see Little Bopeep and to enjoy re
freshments in the Sams ice cream
parlor. \ :
Marguerite Clark at Strand today.
“Ada’s” recent article about Ken
nesaw Mountain and Marietta at
tracted mush attention and was en
joyed by all our remders. She is a
‘very talented wemean asd we Deepw
i'vill\ find time te write other awthechw
r‘ah:lt Cobb Coumty affairs. ~
i During tiwe war'‘pwople shwould be
very careful bow they address thwiv
!mail, avoiding the wse of military
ititln and wee the phain Mr. Mail ad
dressed to ‘“‘Colomel”, “Major’’, o
“‘Coybain"’ may turn- wp ak, mowse
trainifg eamp and e waieploead.
‘ e, Omear Keshor's friomds Boee aws
shad to mwe 2 bew pictare of kima im
the Aldante Geowrgiam over ks aw
tichas 1w the sqpresrting neww. He iw
oot enctively well yet bk rawech iot
prosved awd is ack leoosss witde Booe Toorron
tbozr, | Mibe. ME\IX&OM—KMW*, e2t e
s
Mavrguerite Cladlk a¢ Strand todawy.
Jiveuveocis Mlc Eooovey weweke lioks 18600 k
Loeor 2 fovw days awo thadk e e woovws
2 Tivstt el patbky eficer om tiwe Olk
hedovomboa Witk avn exgle o s slieeg.,
Also et Tee Ix Woee evody prrindeer ova
Torowaordl zond weks $52Z.00 @ womida e
sidiase Do Drosaord avoud elodbeess, I e A
Jodonilevad letter dndieed avoal il Toobs
edwmodiee avem preoadt of Jiobomvie.
Mo, Lidee T. Diowes, wvibo Do braed:
sjprenudioeg swevons bvonndoes Wil Buerw soke
s, Wisses Easis Trenbobo aod Roes.
Moonve Wevoongy leews, will wetods o
Avgosion Friday. Tixe fiiends of Whes.
Diesys reweet losog Ber werg 00l
’w sous Tuss tadkon @ splendid proct o
Swoondiny selool and clarel works wisile
|'lb.uum. We bope Tor hex cedgonn e
SIPIOOGE .
Mes, Jolo A wrtrey wisiued Mirs. Biew
| bowied A cwtirey aundl Bcs. Hleviey Colvern:
s frsk of the week., She recently
spoeiomo n message e New ok
Trown her son Robewt sagpbog he bowd
acrived o povk on Dhis side. He I
bueens qeross to Francs thres tinnes.
Mirs. Awititey s also brewn o Lo owit
Goeores Lo, e bex son Bloggh Wi i oo
sk Uonere,
Moes. T. A, Gorsoodiobg et ek
diroogelovier, Mok Swvemds T ovodl Choranoddbvoog:
weitin b ssuer Mlaey, Bl Olieer
Bleweids, to lrie ac gy proipil s owe oo
Guone Seelowonont wontil Cliveisobiess Wi abe
willl @o to bwomurd o tie selool, Mhes.
Goezvoaloge alswo wixooedl NMlr, avd Mhes,
| Jiogva: Gurepven Jooouge g Crolboosodomays, Olisie),
agoudl Towwe Bivecr, Mo Lag, Wie wwaw
Bl Nelltie Taliey, on Sodltma, Dbt
licaousk.
Ad esexggatic yooong ledy, Blew B
Bliwelbedl, ¥ 2 easndy dFommoie: Fiom
Mthanda wike sells tke chuaper loomse
cquondly waklber Lbeve e ewpusmeiors
Biocde o Fine bwves. She sevores o
aive will wow mell e gy -colored
pooimomaus kinde of candy ard alnost
enery dealer in toww buys from her.
So this iz some consolation to think
most of the candy made in Atlents
that comes bere is pure aven when
it is notl espensive.
“Wre. Irs A. Smith, of Colleac Park,
|annonncu the engagemevt of her
daughter, Bessie, to 3r. Clifvon Cor
']ey, of Cumberland, N. C., the date
of the wedding to be announmced la
ter.”. This announcamant was in last
Sundéay’t Atlanta papers and is of im
terest to Merieita because Mr. Cap
ley’s parents “live at Ardem, their
country home on the Powder Springs
iroad. He is a very fine young man
‘ax.d was educated in England.
‘ Mr. Tate McLaim had charge of
‘the program at the B. Y. P. U. last
ESunday evening and several interest
‘ing talks were made. The Bible Quiz
'was conducted by Mr. Harold Haw-‘
ins. Encouraging remarks were
made by Dr. White and -Mr. %Stovall.
At a businass meeting held Tuesday
oveaing the following officers were
slected for the next term of six
months: President, Mr. Claud Fer
ris; Vice President, Miss Ella Ed
wards; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.
Geo. Whorton; Corresponding Secre
tary and Chorister, Mr. Harold Haw
kins; Librarian, Miss Leone Swanson;
Pianist, Miss Edla McKenzie; Bible
Quiz Leader, Prof Guthrie; Group
Léaders, Misses Clara Adams, Mary
Mell and Miss Ocie Wallace and Mr.
David Maddox. With this strong
corps of officers great results are ex
pected from the Union.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
MR oI R
- Miss Bessie Smith, of College Park
spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss
Paltline Corley. |
Mrs. H. B. Anderson, of Coving
ton, has come t» spead awhile with
her sister, Mrs. J. T. Corley. .
Mrs. Clyde Annandale, of Rome,
has returned home after a tl'u-eel
week’s visit to her mother, Mrs. C.
J. Bullard. ’
* Mr. C. J. Bullard, of Lost Moun
tain, who has been in declining health
for the last year, left Monday night
accompanied by his son, Esnier,
for Hot Springs, Ark., for his health.
‘He has many friends back in Georgia
who hope to‘see him much improved
when he return homes. : :
Several members of the Golf Club
Mandolin, Guitar and Ukalele band
have gone away to school but it still
has Misses Regina and Emma May
Rambo, Marie Shippen, Lucy Cole
and Cora Brown. Miss Rambe will
be in charge of “an evemimg enten
tainment at Camp Gerdem next week
by invitatiem of the Atlanta Chapter
U. D. C. and will herself be the
“hoved-linew” in daimty damees wihile
Mics Sara Patben will sing amed thie
string bamd of pretty girls will plhay.
Mrs. H. B. Mess cenfesses slue kheeps
just eme pair of guineas beeswse she
delighrts to lear them ‘‘ped-ramel”.
This preves sk has fire Bewrvres ewen
if she i% mo semtimvental as ke lLewe &
moime claracteristie of fawrma lessames
This semanver she ks buon drying
apples’in the sen and has kopw thems
eoverwd with mosghite nettivg te pre
ek thoowa Froma fliss, Old-fasdibemed
sam-dried paackes ave fime alilnsgh
eraporated omes frome Calbilewrnia awe
}v’w goond, If these awre swavyed D
eold wadvmE a fewr leowors e proelive
{m»i:(z. slip off eneily.
Mle. aued Mims C. ML Bleaadl sl
‘Hm Sellie Eetew, vookorad to IFar
boaro: lask Somday takiver a poencee
Povsoels avodl wo-eavdieasloy avdenovendl ke
Bood: seomowoe oof MW¥, Klmad's ki Feilioss |
Hle ie & mavdre of Fajwbosen bt has
Tosson. qowway Promee e towwa owe &E
wears s Bvad sowne diffieudiy e e
erdimg “Whe lowad spobs thak s D
Tevney looens.” Ble foad tuvo €ovausions,
Boomveware, avoud the treip waw duslig |
otk Mlew, Blead segs daeore weas B
A odoer phedon eountry romd thave that
s Collage Pavels avad I achelbwods |
ad they Jokend ko make Wie ey
Ao svoonoe, 880, Ilendl evolke woelll avesl
vounwer oo ewer Lo spike of Wi
slor@ndones faves ak wehbich b wonrios.
Hle doves tow womrry ot alwopge dowas
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IR wons Dodereesdiog qundl tonoueTioooug Ak
e Tovoweieal off Mles. S, A Ande@esens
et woeed o Tepoemadbier siie boadl Tl
soues Lhek Goesddh. worss Toeaor avnldl el e
er miece, Mliss Sevesds Mlavovaing, wi&-ml
f,wm adiovoorsit € -onooseavarely el fwere, o
ses Lot Do @wery detail er oo Poun- |
el aioold e aw mervely ae pomsibdle
like Mew loosbeisd's. So e casiet
waw o the 80008 Prosers Fowk Do Tront
off e [oeboog-ononode e pliauers uevoo 6
woihich fone a 0 oosvny weses tie Favon iy
ot gaddovermend Do Wae ‘e Locesidie
elivons” o adlileetiomande lowe, Ue l
sedooee JboodPloes Wredre: ®ooo@ enodly Wles.
‘W\;e"m‘.oi ooy adioaks “Goondl WU Tavke
Cavrs of Woou' ak thise Lovoowrdadt 28 boile
e avnd Mhm Sowplios, Ble. Bgerle
avod: Mor, Leovoitse saooys 06 amcon quartexie
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~ A GOLDEN ROD TEA.
The five o'clock tea at the Golf
Club last Thursday afternoon was
the prettiest one yet because the day
and the decorations were so harmoni
ous. =~ °
It was as truly a bit of autumn
as if the wild flowers on the hill-had
sent representatives. There were
callers in all the robes, of dainty wild
wood gentians and asters as well as
richer colored blossoms.
Mrs. John Boston, in lavender, and
Mrs. W. C. Carriker, in lighth green
silk, welcomed callers with their
sweetest tones and brightest smiles.
The assembly room was gorgeous in
golden plumes on every side. The
mantel was banked with golden rod
and & tall brass floer vase om the
hearth held the same showy blos
soms. . The leng table had a lew Jap~
anese bowl em a cluny lage mat ever
vellow crepe filled with geodden red.
On eaeh side of this steod twe brass
candle-stieks, with ghass shabes amd
priems, heldimg yelbow eandles. They
were em laee mats akw, Nrs. Claude
Gurley’s silver tea set was wswd amd
Nrs. ¥i. R. Wade poured tea, ker
bhow-de buea il was kedghbened by a
pieture lat ef bdaek with a dres ef
dark green crepe de ehime amd eeowr
sare bpaqees of golden red. The
plates beehd samdwwbelos of ebossse amd
axes wihdh edives amd g plussie of gel
diem Foud @M @l Guane.
Basiooks ¢f sandwielhs wwere prassond
aroumd by Misses Oudeme Flowonce e
blaelk velvet jacket amd white skiwvk,
Hattie Bhawik n grey elawemeose, K
ry Framees Gilbert in pink Gworgebue
eropie avaed Vieginia Biowdom im P ersia
aill witls wellow warnituors. e,
Flowemees aoood Bles, Kowap wweee o
bloe Gresomgadotn ewvepr, Mirw, Goorley b
blue elbosormormose, aod W, J. C. Rlilavow
i welile ewwpandie, M Careiker me
esived eontriotions ko s sibrer
Pamdl, Albwout 60 ladie eadied amd
ooy eonmograttdakad e eevadose bam,
of wlhvoels Mims, Elowenes waw €bade
ooava, o Ko lowely efflect of thwe wol
duen Tlovmeaes: b “Onerolonae’s eggione Dibous
wedoer, "
C/ARD OF TRIANIKS.
The Ladior Aid Socieby of Uie
Firge Bongorioeot € onouee s il %o @X e
e o aggipremeiiation: %o thue lodiey
Frionds wio o lindly sesisied oo
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to ke 1t & sooeess.
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B At this season of the year there is ho
- & Boot 2 Woman can wear that has a more
Ao stylish and trim appearance than a pair of
et gi b A our Gray or Brown Street Boots. All of
‘.‘ o <~ our Boots are built for service as well as
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/ e for attractivenes—you can rely on that!
[ & N\ Whether you want shoes for dress or
1, e 3 service you will find eur stock contains the
N\ ' ( A\ verw thing you desire. . The latest styles
LY \. 7T\ are here and we urge you to come in and
e ) 100 k them over.
g——— ; We are showing new models in all the
o= 1 most fashionable leathers
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%, ' these styles closely. A call at this store
L @ will proye that we can serve you best.
‘ e ” &Y Our Women’s Shoes are shoes of merit
-\, ™ . Fach shoe was selected with care from the
. ) productions of the country’s most expert
makers of Women’s shoes, and we are
_; _ keeping the prices down to the lowest
possible point consistent with good shoe
& values.
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GABLE—EARNEST.
Miss Henrietta Gable, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gable, of Mari
etta, Ga., and R. W. Earnest, of 244
Peeples street, were married at 7
o'clock last night by Dr. L. O. Brick
er, pastor of the First Christian
Church. The ceremony, which was
witnessed by only a few relatives and
intimate friends, was performed at
the church study.
The bride is a charming young wo
man and popular among a wide circle
of friends in Marietta, while the
groom is a young man of splendid
ability. For the past five years he
has been connected with The Consti
tution as assistant city circulation
manager, They will be at home to
their friends at 244 Peeples Street.
—Atlanta Constitution.
JURIOR LEAGUE ENTERTAINED
Miss Emoa Gardrer ewtertaimed
the Junior Leagwe at her home Wed
nesday aftermoon. The Junior League
s the children’s missionary seciety
of thie Presbhytertan elvaseh and Miss
Gardmer s the header, Abew: thirty
ekibdrenm weete presemt, amd all emjoy
ed trying to pim the tail en a blael
pauke. It was piwased em by Margaret
Shippem wheo reeeived as a reward, &
bax of eamdy., Tlhem they went inbe
the apphe ewehard, amd thewe feinsd
an apple thed by a sbeisg amd basyg
g froma the limb of a tree. BEach
ekidld torbead thwedr Desede bm bibing thee
apple st Loey Take wem the pwrime
fowr s, After pheying edber ekod
drom’s gramivess, they went inte e dipe
ogg weousa For rofreshnuents, ¥irs.
Cardwer ant Movs Mawiih Skijpyp:en:
aveasinddboug e eiofueetadioseg.
MEETING OF READING: CIRCLE.
Thee raadoong crele of e Mele
ot Ml oswscvonsoaory Skoreiely maverk with Mles.,
Dioyle Buther Momdiay altemoon vwida
MWles, Pt sseora. poresdod e, s
Mo, ¥ L. Richawdaon bad Une ohe
wokiomad Gre@eebnas add sitvebelws eof
Davodeonoes Toa echomniaeias Woere raad by
Wes, Reolosrt Swaitds, Wiss, B, T. Frew,
Birs, Lowon Buaddewin, Mles. Temws Blavwabyy,
B, Al Blavedwsoave -avsed Mles, Ruose
aof Libde, Mles, W. K. Pewer maad
206 Dovebdbeock oo @ taobeasdoongevey’s life, Ruw
freeslooooendos Were sweved dorbeg e
sonel] loonove aoliuarr Wowe lewavdbvong, Tous
et Drovark ko Tne rwad by e eaele
Wil e Wos Afoieson Tienid.
Mavigosieveivie Clavde ak Sitieavnd! Nodiay .
' A DAY OF PRAYER.
On Friday Oct. 12th, there will be
an all day meeting of the Lord’s Day
League in the Sunday School room
of the Presbyterian Church. Mem
bers of all four of the churches rep
resented in the league will take part.
The Methodist will have the hour
from 10 to 11. From 11 to 12 the
league will hold a business meeting
and elect officers. From 12 to 1
the Presbyterians will lead the meet
ing. From 1 to 2 will be an hour
of meditation and silent prayer and
from 2 to 3 o’clock the Baptists will
be leading and from 3 to 4 will be
the hour for the Episcopalians. From
4 to 5 the usual prayer-meeting by
women for the soldiers will be held.
All who feel they must go home for
lanch will be excused during the
quint hewur.
PITPS—BLACKWELL. '
“Mv. and Mrs. Robert O. Pitts an
reunce the engagement of theiraiece
Miss Forrest Pitts, te James Victor
Blaelowel, Licutenant in the United
States Army, the wedding. to take
place at home at 4 p. m., Wednesday
O«ctober 18 —Cedartewn Stand
axd,
Niss Pitts bas vistted Mrs. Heodges
amd Mirs. Cheivey here amd is very
popeakar wherever she s kmown. Mr.
amsd NMirs. M. D. Hedgres will attend the
wne:dudbionogs. .
A QUEER COLLECTIOMN.
A prenenan ef Bewo, Nev., in lis
diaily wealles, maticed in his pathway,
a inckewveads, & Mmuwaber of ladrpimns;
loeiing eof & facetbonns torm, e had the
cvriemtty to begia a ecelledthon.
Pickloog wip badrpins frewa tinwe to
timise s hie strelled abeout tewn ia the
coyese of three moembths, bis indberest
grewing with his findings ke eellected
forurbeem eunies ef hairping of vary
g stybes avd sizes, bost frem the
leeavls eof fadr havdions Presqaeondmeg the
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PO RENT —Foorsdshad Feosos
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