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Society News
o Mr.; and Mraif-L‘.uE. Bennett and
daughter, Mary, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Latimer.
.~ Mr. W. K. Mowers, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Warren, : .
" Mrs. J. A. Benson, who has been
so seriously ill, is some what improv
ed.
. Mr. David Irwin and two daugh
ters, of Buford, spent Sunday with
Mr .and Mrs. Bayard Mclntosh at
Spring Hill.
Miss Lena Benson, of Jackson, Ga.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Potts
and Mrs. Mountcastle.
Mr. and Mrs. McClure, of Savan
nah, have taken the house recently
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Howard
McPhail at Spring Hill. ik
Dr. and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson and
daughter, Ruth, are spending the
month with Mr .and Mrs. Bayard Mec-
Intoskh at Spring Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grogan, of At
lanta, and Mr. Glen Strickland, of
Camp Wheeler, were the guests of
Mr. H. H. Looney on Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Cotton, of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with Mr. Charley
Ward’s family. 1
Miss Ruth Stephens is spending the 1
week in Atlanta with her aunt, Mrs.j
Jim Hilburn. i b
Mr. Ed Hunt was up from Macon
to spend several day this week with
his family here. ;
Pr. Dunklin Reynolds is attending
the Clinic of the Atlanta Dental So-l
ciety this week.
Mr. Jomes Trezevant, of Camp i
Gordam, was the week-end guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Fanny Trezevant. l
Mrs. I. A. White and Mrs. L. H. |
Hall were the guests of Mrs. F. J.l
Gafley‘on Tuesday for a motor trip
to Atlanta.
Myr. Houston, of Lewisburg, Tenn.,
spent Wednesday at Mrs. E. J.
Setze.
Master Howard Parmer Johnson,
guest of Master Collin Smith.
of Monticello, was the week-endi
Miss Marian DeLay, of Canton,
spent Friday here with Mrs. D. C.|
Osbosrne. |
Mrs. C. G. Feagin was the week- |
end guest of Mrs. Kate Casey in At-!
lam®a. |
Mr. Jim Camp, who has been so
il with pneumonia, is improving. ]
‘Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Osberne moter
ed down to Atlanta on Sunday to see
Mr. Van Vaughn at Battle Hill Sani
tarium. Mr. Vaughn’s many friends ;
here will be glad to learn of his im
preverment. ;
Mr. Stephen Springer, of Macon,
is wvisitng . relatives in town. l
Mrs. " Marion Dobbs entertained |
the Young Woman’s Missionary So-!.
ciety of the Episcopal Church on |
Tuesday afternoon. |
Mss. C. B. Willingham, Jr., of At-|
lansta, is with Mrs. J. R. Brumby, Jr., |
fer a few days, having been called |
to the bed-side of her sister, Mrs. Ed- !
gar Nichols, whe has been very ifl. i
Mr. T. J. Galey is on a business
trip to Cornelia. ' '
Mr. H. T. Myers, of Chattanooga, |
is the guest of Mr. T. J. Galley. |
Mrs. H. F. Heath, of Atlanta, spent l
Wednesday with Mrs. Len Baldwin. |
Mrs. W. O. Boatner has been call- |
ed to the bedside of her father, Mr.l
Joe Bishop, who is seriously ili at{
his home near Roswell. ‘
Mr. John Towers, of Rockledge, '
Fla., is visiting his sisters, the Misses '
Towers. !
Mr. Ralph Joyner came up from
Camp Wheeler to spend the first of‘?
the weelk with his grand-mother, Mrs. |
E. J. Setze. |
|
The Young People’s Misionary Se- |
ciety of the First Methedist Church |
wifl entertain the Adult Society at|
the home of Misses Clara and Mary |
Frances Gilbert, Wednesday after- |
weon, three-thirty o’clock, March the
twentieth. }
A very interesting program has |
been arranged for the occasion. !
BiNNER AT GOLF CLUB ;
, e ON THURSDAY EVENING.
hpyEs 3 e !
The club dimmer that gave so much
pleasure to the members and their
guests last year are to be resumed
The first one wil be held on Thurs
day evening, and a specially beauti
ful affair is anticipated. |
The committee in ckarge is com
posed of the following young ladies:;
Miss Cora Brewn, Chairman; Misses
Irene Malone, Martha and Marie
Shippen, Annie Hahr Dobbs, Jean
Wallace, Julia Andersen, and Min
nie Lou McNeel. No doubt thesé
young ladies, all daughters of fa
mous house-keepers, will do them
selves proud. _
A number of parties have been
~ planned for this occasion.
LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mary, the pretty little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coyle, celebrated
her fourth birthday with a lovely
party on Monday afternoon. Quan
tities of spring flowers adorned the
house, white and yellow being the
| color scheme used.
A wonderful cake, iced in white
!and embosed in yellow flowers was
' the central decoration for the tabie
!in the dining room. On this burned
l four tiny yellow tapers, and wreath
ed about it were golden jonquils. The
{ table was covered with lace over yel
low and yellow mints were in the bon
' bon dishes. Streamers of yellow tulle
went from the chandeliers to the
four corners of the table and each
one ended in a fluffy bow of the
tulle that held in place a bunch of
jonquils.
Mary received her small guests in
a lacy white frock and yellow sash,
and her long curls were tied with a
big bow of yellow satin. She receiv
ed many gifts.
Those present were Louise Mec-
Cleskey, Frances Ward, Caroline
Smith, Hazel Feagin, Virginia Hicks,
Elizabeth Swanson, Alida Ruth Wor-}
ley, Oma Cox, Eileen and Helen‘
Whitman, Martha Joe McCleskey,
Hattie Miller, Louise Darby, Annio}
Darby, Adeline, Mary and Annie
Laurie Coyle, and Dempsey Med- |
ford, Jr., William Crumiey, Sammie
Whitman, Pat Bishop, Charles Ward,
Jim Cox, Fred Dobbs, Ralph and
James Coyle.
MISS McCLESKEY GIVES DANCE
Miss Ethel McCleskey entertained
with a dance en Thursday evening
and also progressive games. The
living room, dining reom and parlor
were gay in their decorations of
daffodils and violets. The music was
by a string band.
Those present were Misses Rebec
ca Sheridan, Lizzie Cogburn, Agnes
Cogburn, Cecil Hill, Jessie Brown,
May Runyan, Katherine Runyan,
Ethel Curry, Loma Caldwell, Lyda
MeCleskey, Irene Mayes, Lillian
Boatner, Carrie Boatner, and Mrs.
Wm. Dunn, and Messrs. Carl Gehr
ing, Dr. C. L. MecCleskey, Williaml
Terry, Bill Cogburn, William Dunn,
Len Hibble, Ryburn Underwood, Bil-‘
Osborne, Thomas Sheridan, Jones!
Maddex, Milton McCleskey, . Dewey
Gable, Austin Boatner, and H. Quigg
Vandegriff, of Atlanta.
Refreshments were served in which
the colors of rtd, white and blue were
carried out. |
BAND ENTERTAINED |
‘The Vaudeville Committee of the
Surgical Dressings Class entertain
ed the 319th Field Artillery Band, at
the residence of Mrs. Howell Treze-‘
vant, after the concert in the park
on Wednesday afternoon. '
This band, under the Icadership of
Mr. Tedesco, has been most accomo
dating on all occasions, and the la
dies wished especially to show their
appreciation of the services they so
kindly rendered at the recent vaude
ville show. The quartette from the
headquarters company, was also en
tertained by the ladies. The ladies
composing the vaudeville conwmittee
Mrs. Will Shippen, Mrs. A. V. Cor
telyou, and Mrs. T. M. Patterson as
sisted Mrs. Trezevant in serving.
Spring flowers in profusion adorn
ed the heuse, the dining reom being
especially attractive. A large bowl
of jonquils formed the center-piece
for the table, flanked on either side
by small bowls of violets. The sil
ver candle-sticks held yellow tapers,
in lavender pom-pons, and yellow
mints were in the ' silver bon-bon
dishes.
COUNCIL DEFENSE MEETING.
Mrs. George Montgomery chair-|
man of Cebb County Unit, Woman's |
Committee Natienal Defenze, called
a meeting of the district chairman |
and others at her home Thursday
morning, March 7th. A number were
present and much interest was shown
in the campaign for the War Savings |
Stamps. Mr. M. L. McNeel, Seventh |
District Chawman for the Savings
Stamps, was present and told of the
work being done by the other goun
ties, and that Cobb must not fail to
take her usual high stand in this'
work as she has done in other lines.
It was decided to make Saturday, |
March 23rd, a campaign day for the .
sale of the stamps in Marietta, and
Cobb County, and plans were made to
carry out a successful campaign on
that day. |
LUDWIG—EDWARDS.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ludwig an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Callie, to Mr. Volney E. Hd
wards, which occurred en Wednes
day evening, March 6th, Rev. R. G.
Smith officiating.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
MRS. FRED MORRIS i
HOSTESS AT LUNCH.
A charming event of Saturday was
the charming luncheon Given by
the luncheon given by Mrs. Fred
Morris in honor of Miss Mary Wil
son, of MNebraska, the house-guest of
Mrs. M. L. McNeel. The table was
a symphony in purple and gold. Lace
mats were used on its polished sur
face. The central decoration was an
artistic bowl of jonquils, around
which circled a dozen smaller bowls
of the fragrant violets.
The name cards were on tiny yel
low blossom-decked baskets of mints.
The delicious menu carried out the
spring-like color scheme in many de
tails.
Mrs. Moris’s guests at this happy
affair were Mrs. M. L. McNeel, Mrs.
Floyd Northcutt, Mrs. W. A. DuPre,
Mrs. George F. Montgomery, Mrs
C. W. DuPre, Mrs. John Northcutt,
Mrs. H. M. Cottingham, Mrs. T. R.
Patterson, Mrs. Howell Trezevant,
Mrs. D. C. Cole and Miss Mary Wil
son
OFFICERS GIVE DANCE.
The officers of the Ist Battalion of
the 319th Regiment were hosts at a
very pleasant dance at the Club on
Tuesday evening, the orchestra from
the Regimental Band furnishing the
music.
Those chaperoning were Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. McNeel, Mrs. Freyer, Mrs.
Joe Brown, Mrs. W. B. Tate, Mrs.
Henry Wyatt, Jr., Captain and Mrs.
Davis, and Captain and Mrs. Myers,
Those seen dancing were Misses Cora
Brown, Irene Malone, Lucy Kent
and Virginia Chappell, Martha and
Marie Shippen, Annie Hahr Dobbs,
Julia Anderson, Julia McNeel, Chris
tine Blair, Mary Byrd Tate, and Lu
cy Céle. Captain Montague, Lieu
tenants Ector, Jack, Thomas, Brad
ford, Lyles, Griffith, Cummins, An
derson, Morrisette, Camp, Williams,
Benson, Cubbage, Rozier, Talley,
Reed, and Messrs. S. A. Connor,
Malcolm Whitlock, Robert North
cutt, Frank and Doug. McNeel, Bob
Harris, and William MecCulloch.
The distinguished speakers, Col.
Rostand, Mr. Hugh Richardson, and
Mr. J. Q. Nolan, also were present
for a while, and added much to the
pleasures of the evening.
-~ Our Want Column will get you
the answer. :
Spring Fashions Now Ready
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses, Hats and Skirts, in all
the new spring styles and colors
Handsome Spring Suits } g 4
Suits of distinction, character, and l 1 S
correct in style. Prices— o 8 Te S |
$15.060, $17.5¢, $20.00, $25.00, $3O k(& fi\ i
Dresses of Georgette, crepe de | = |3 S W\
chine, stripes and taffetas, some with l \F e
embroidered designs, and others al- | - - v .
so handsomely trimmed. N B
Prices— | B ‘
$lO.OO, $12.50, $15.00 and $20.00 l L
SKIRTS. wE - .
We have an exceptional line of Skirts, |E f SEoas g
never have they been so pretty. They l E ={w
adbn oil ety sl 3 . F g v
are in all colors and fashions. y .
Prices— ! 4
$3.00, $4.00, $4.50 to $1250 | ¢ g }
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. & 7l WAISTS
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% };»\fi ' I - New Georgette Crepe de Chines,
Yh 0\ || Voiles, Organdies, and Silk Plaids.
T . L T T
Peel et ’ Fascinating Trimmed Millinery
N : Beautiful Trimmed Models, large and small
TRRALIRTIRNE l shapes, a splendid showing and low prices.
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DINNER TO VISITORS.
A charming affair of Tuesday ev
ening was the dinner given by Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. McNeel in honor of
the distinguished visitors to our city
who spoke at the “patriotic rally” at
the court house.
The decorations for the elegantly
appointed table were in yellow, the
center piece being a graceful crystal
basket of dainty gold-colored roses.
Yellow shaded candles were in tall
silver candle-sticks, and yellow mints
in the silver bomn-bon dishes.
Those present were Captain and
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. George Montgom
ery, Miss Mary Wilson, Captain Rost
and, Mr. Hugh Richardson, Mr. No
lan, Mr. Knight, Mr. Georgel H.
Keeler, Mr. Claiborne, and Mr. and
Vas. McNeel.
COBB COUNTY UNIT WOMAN'’S
COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL DE
FENSE TO HOLD RECEPTION
The Cobb County Unit Woman’s
Committee National Defense, Mrs.
George F. Montgomery, Chairman,
has issued invitations to a reception
at the Golf Club Friday afternoon.
A large number of Marietta women
and others from the organized dis
tricts in the county will be present
to meet Mrs. Samuel M. Inman, Mrs.
Samuel Lumpkin, Mrs. J. P. Stephens
and Miss Van de Verde.
These ladied are leaders in the
great work the women ef Georgia
are accomplishing in Defense work.
They are women of charm, of per
sonality, and their presence at the
reception Friday afterneom will be
an inspiration as well as a pleasure
to the women of Marietta, and Cobb
County.
U. D. C.’s GRATEFUL FOR .
TOWELS AND MONEY
Kennesaw Chapter U. D. C., wishes
to thank each and every one who res
ponded to #heir recent appeal for
towels to be sent to the hospital at
Camp Gordon. Ninety-one towels
were received.
Waterman street school is also on
the Honor Roll for its fine contribu
tion towards the fund for the Red
Cross Hospital in Paris. The U. D.
C.s have endowed 2 beds, named for
two of our greatest heroes of the
past, John B. Gordon and Alexander
H. Stephens.
~ The school children raised $14.00
for these.
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS.
There were a goodly number of
new pupils in the Sunday School last
Sunday.
The text at the eleven o’clock ser
vice was Mat. 9:37-38, and Dr.
White’s theme was “Jesus and the
vision of the home field.”
Miss M. K. Mell’s group led at the
B. Y. P. U. and they acquitted them
selves with credit.
_At night the text was Mat. 14:31.
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LIBERTY
Washington Ave--Below Soldiers Ch:ll;
Program For Week of March 18 to 23
MONDAY, March 18th.
Winifred Alen
“From Two to Six”
TUESDAY, March 19th.
Gladys Hullette
e
“Over the Hill”
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WEDNESDAY, March 20th.
Roy Stewart
“K eith of the Border”’
ADMISSION
The admission will be 10c plus 1c war
tax, making 11c for everybody.
Friday Morning, March 15th, 1913
Théme “Doubt”. .
The Sunday School is Progressing
nicely in its spring drive for a £y
attendance. Deserving of especial
mention for good attendance for one
Sunday this month is the Philathe,
class taught by Mrs. Lila Dews, which,
had 42 present.
Mr. John P. Cheney, who has been
quite sick for some ten days, is noy
improving and hopes to be out again
soon. ’
THURSDAY, March 21st.
Corinne Griffith
TN
““The Menace”
FRIDAY, March 22nd.
Peggy Adams
L.
“The Salt of the Earth”
SATUBPAY, March 23rd.
Mary McAlHister
i
“The Hill Jay”
i PROFESSIONAL CARDS
D. W. BLAIR
Lawyer
North side Public Square
! MARIETTA, GA.
Holland & MecCleskey
Attorneys At Law
Office in Reynolds Building
I MARIETTA, GA.
FRED MORRIS
LAWYER
Office in Mamning’s new building.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA '
W. H. PERKINSON L. L. BLAIR
Res. Phone 191 Res. Phone 159-J
Drs. Perkinson & Blair
Physicians and Surgeons
Office Over Medferd’s Cash Grocery
Office 'Telephone 23. :
DR. W. M. KEMP
General Practitioner.
I Office in Gober Building.
lßesidence Phone 78. Office phone 9
IJOHN H. BOSTON, Jr.
‘ Attorney at Law
%Real Estate, Leans, and Title Work
| Handled Xspecially.
LT e e -
E. L. HARRIS
Osteopath and Medical Destor
Residence 606 Ghurch Street
Phene 75 Marietta, Ga
B -
Campbell Wallace
Attorney at Law
Office in New Manning Building
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA
H. E. KERLEY
Licensed Optometrist
Eves Tested and .Prescriptions (7¥¢"
North Side Square
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA
