The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, July 12, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday Morning, July 12th, 1918 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL T MRS 576"66"1;5?"50;{5; flie . Miss Maud Fisher of Macon is the guest of Mrs. C. A. Guyton. $ ook Lk Misses Nancy and Grace Terrell of Atlanta were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Llewellyn Terrell. $ & ¥ = Miss Josephine Clarke, who recent ly graduated from the University of Wisconsin, has been offered the po <ition of Senior Assistant Librarian of the Public Library of New York. Miss Clarke has several other fine offers, but will probably decide to ac cept the New York position. 5 * * * * Mrs. Hager, who spent last week with Mrs. A. A, Irwin, is again with her brother, Mr. R. R. Claiborne. : * * * * Miss Frances Campbell gave a charming lawn party on Tuesday, in viting a dozen of her little friends to celebrate her tenth brithday. 5 * * * * Miss Meador O’Farrell of Athens, and Miss Lucile Flemister of Griffin are the guests of Miss Frances Wikle. * * = * Miss Sara Patton gave a beautiful recital in Acworth on Friday evening, assisted by Misses Lucile Morris and Allene Fieids. * * * * Bernard and Warren Butler of At lanta spent the week-end with Mur ray and Charles Weems. g * * * # Miss Eva Clarke, who has been spending the past two months in Bos ton, is expected home this week. # % * * Mr. Stewart Gibbes of Atlanta was the week-end guest of his mother, Mrs. A. ‘M. Gibbes. * * * * Mrs. Eva Phillips and Miss Mary Williams of Minden, Louisiana, are the guests of Mrs. Mayes Frey. ¥ #* * * Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beshers are sympathizing with them in the death of their infant, which was buried on Monday. 2\ U S ! a3\ Use a Spoon! / %@) That’s the new way to use ¥ ; ] soap. No more cutting or i N\ chipping now. Use a table- A , spoonful of GRANDMA'’S X T ‘\é~ powderead soap —soap in the St hr ‘g S most economical form— to a [ B 5 QunwvrEy pailful of water. That’s all 7 ' Q((@ b ":7 there is to it. Yol use just what . $ 4 {jf you negd and you d(m’g\_waste any P AT \ S ;";f;:;/ by having awhole bar lying around B T ng:.‘;.' i in the water wasting away. — W 1( Use GRANDMA for cleaning any- |, ot thing that soapwill clean. It is per- | ; e fectly safe. Just the thing for wash : ca'nd ing those special things that you 9 At rger wouldn’t think of letting anybody p B gckages else touch but yourself. [GRANDMA’S Powdered Soap - Your Grocer Has It! THIE STRAND THEATRE MONDAY, July 15th. Harold Lockwood ¢ — IN — &¢ Lend Me Your Name” AND FORD WEEKLY Atlanta, Georgia, July 8, 1918. Mr. F. G. Marchman, President & General Manager, The Marietta Amusement Co., : Marietta, Georgia. : , Dear Mr. Marchman:-This is to acknowlege receipt-of your signed contracts, together wich your booking guarantees and cheecks cover ing the advance payments for the entire series of Artcraft and Paramount pictures for the season 1918-'19., We wish to take this oppor tunity to compliment you upon your extreme foresightedness, and to congratulate the citizens of Marietta in that they possess a picture show and an amusement enterprise that- would take time by the forelock, as you have done, thus insuring their having the opportunity to witness picturedom's premier offerings for the coming season. Reference to your contracts will acquaint you with the fact that yours are the first complete 100 per cent series written by this office for the incowing season's business, which is no little honor, we assure you. The writer wishes to express to you his extreme appreciation and to assure you that we will use cur best endeavors to start you on the new ssries at as early a date as possible. With kindest regards, we are, - Yours very truly, hgd ' S. A. LYNCH ENTERPRISES £O. . Misses Meador O’Farrell of Ath ens and Lucile Flemister of Griffin were honor guests at a pleasant mov ing picture party given by Misses Constance and Lucy Cole on Wed nesday afternoon. After the pictures the party repaired to the Misses Cole’s home, where refreshments were served al fresco. s * * * Miss Laura Cole of Atlanta spent several days last week with Miss Em ma Gardner. . # * * * Mrs. Paul Akin of Cartersville is the guest of Mrs. Ralph Northeutt. * * * * : The coolest place in town is the Strand Theatre. _ e e Miss Sara Stephens is visiting rel atives in Atlanta. * * * * Misses Hooper and Frances Wikle gave a delightful supper party on Sat urday evening in honor of their house guests, Miss Meador O’Farrell of At lanta and Miss Lucile Flemister of Griffin. Messrs Leon Blair, Jesse Northcutt, Jordan Black, and William McEachern were the other guests. * ¢ ® .® Mrs. M. Wilson Robertson of Bos ton arrives this week for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ryburn Clay. . k% % Edward, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pace, is ill. * * * * Mr. Myers of Chattanooga was the guest of Mr. T. J. Galley last week. * * * * Mrs. L. D. Hoppe entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club this week. * * * * Mr. Harry Livingston of Camp Gordon spent the week-end here with Mrs. Livingston, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bar nes. * * * * Miss Mattie Sibley, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. S. J. Gardner, has returned to her home in Milledgeville. TUESDAY, July 16th. George M. Cohan i B ““Hit the trail Holliday” AND SCREEN TELEGRAM THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER guest of Mrs. W. F. Glenn in Atlanta. *® * * *» Mrs. J. T. Dorsey and son, Jasper, and her father, Mr. Howard Coryell, are spending a while on their farm in the mountains of North Georgia. o | Strand Theatre. . i The coolest place in town is the & ke N | Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler return-i ed on Monday night from a delightfuli trip to Racine, Wisconsin, and Chi cago, coming down through the coun try. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Kenne saw accompanied them. bR A Mrs. Ed Groves and son are the guests of Mrs. J. M. Fowler. ¥ ¥ b ¥ - Captain Frank Mims of Camp Se vier spent the week-end with his fain ily here. : B & N 9 Mrs. Walter Sams has a handsome new Buick automobile. ; S B R R Mr. Marion Clarke is the seventh boy under the draft age belonging to Mrs. S. H. Hall’s Sunday Schaol Class (in the Baptist Church) to join the Army. He left on Monday to take his place in the Coast Artillery. ¥ X X X Mrs. B A. Osborne returned on Monday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Cheney, in Macon. ¥ X ¥ 0¥ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Feagin have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert and Mrs. C. G. Feagin of Macon. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ " Miss Virginia and Lewis Nolan of Senoia spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Osborne. 8. B 8 B Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael of Car michael’s Station spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Osborne. R T 4 Misses Julia Anderson, Irene Ma lone, Cora Brown, Martha and Marie Shippen, Lucile Morriq, Hattie Black and Mary Byrd Tate and Messrs L. D. Hoppe, Jr,, Jarrell Black, S. A. Con nor, Fred Morris, Jr., Frank McNeel, George Mitchell Morris and others motored over to Cartersville for the dance Thursday evening. ¥ ¥ % % Mrs. Frank Mims and children and her mother, Mrs. Camilla Groves, leave today for a visit to South Geor gia. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Florence and Miss Odene Florence, Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin and Miss Helen Grif fin, Miss Hattie Black, Messrs Joe and Jarrell Black and Mr. Mitchelk enjoyed a fish-fry on the banks of'i the Chattahoochee on the Fourth. | D L. B BamePi'Sﬂﬁ” 3, P.E.Coleman dinicss venta 9 1-2 Marietta Oir 28 1-2 Peachtree OVER OVER Liggett’'s Five Points iccs Liggett's Five Points g Expert Modern Dentistry gowmey gl AT LOWEST PRICES e ¥ Crown and Bridge Specialists. : Phone Ivy 1817, Atlanta, Ga. WEDNESDAY, July 17th. Sessue Hayakawa ‘ “The Bravest Way” AND BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE _ Misses. Nell and Ruth Poole and Messrs Teven Templeton and Ernest Cheatham of Greenville, 8. C., at tended a box party at the Lyric on Wednesday evenng, going to the Ans ley for dinner afterwards. Mrs. C. L. Poole chaperoned the party. ¥ * & X Mrs. William Kuhnen and baby have returned from a visit to Savan nah. * ®* » * Mrs. John D. Collins entertained very pleasantly on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Davidson of Texas, the sister and house-guest of Mrs. Tomlinson. After a contest to see who could make the ugliest: possible bust of the kaiser, the guests enjoyed a salad course. : * %8 @ Mr. Lewis D. Hoppe, Jr., who is a member of the U. S. A. Medical Re serve Corps, left on Monday for Washington City, where he will do Research Work in the United States Laboratory for the rest of the sum mer. This is work usually done by prominent physicians, and Mr. Hoppe is honored by having the place given him, as he is still a student at the University of Virginia. . WILLIAMS—SESHER Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Lilian, to Mr. William Sesher of Cincinnati. The wedding was a pret ty event of Saturday afternoon, tak ing place at the home of the bride’s parents at Fair Oaks, the Rev. R. R. Claiborne officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Sesher left imme diately after the ceremony fer their future home in Cincinnati, where Mr. Sesser has a responsible position with the railroad. LOVELY TEA FOR VISITORS Misses Hooper and Frances Wikle gave a charming tea on Tuesday af ternoon, inviting forty-five friends to meet their house-guests, Miss Meador O’Farrell of Athens and Miss Lucile Flemister of Griffin. The entertin ment was given at the home of Mrs. Butler, who assisted her sisters in en tertaining. The pretty house was ar tistically decorated with lavish quan tities of gladieli and snap dragons, which made a lovely setting for the dainty midsummer frocks of the call ers. Mrs. Len Baldwin poured tea, and Mrs. J. M. Fowler and Mrs. G. P. Reynolds also served in the dining room. Others assisting the Misses Wikle wer Misses Mary Robeson, Sara Comfort, Constance and Lucy Cole, and Margaret Thompson of North Carolina. THURSDAY, July 18th. All Star Cast S "~ “The Whip”’ One of the best pictures of the year. SCREEN TELEGRAM ~ Sergeant John W. Underwood is just back from a ten days furlough, which he spent in Griffin,with Mrs. Underwood, who is visiting her moth er there. The Sergeant says he can still find room for volunteers. ; Y e ok Gl 28 KAoh O (XN i Ly o—e T e » :;4..;4531@‘»'?:‘-*?;‘Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachm Lad R cio ok {1 Rl (LT)T | | For Infants and Children. RO e b Mﬂ{‘f«l}““ A omo SA A T I ee a ey g Mothers Know That -8B ESsNERNER R 0 . “ 30 R g eBW R RN G c t R e ORI . ﬁ\“@f%«xl § ALGOHOL-3 PER GENT | 2ot | AVegetable Preparationfirds | Always ‘ aeL N} similatixlgmel'oodm:yw“«“; . 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PERRIN COMPANY, Incorporated 60 North Broad St. Phone Ivy 3053 Atlanta, Ga. or bind your ears, they are improperly fitted. Such dis comfort is unnecessary. Every pair of glasses, regardless of their style, can be so adjusted as to give absolute com fort. We know that we are prepared to do this because we have made this feature of our work a particular study. No matter how much time or trouble it involves, we are satisfied with nothing but a perfect adjustment—are you? Bring your occulist’s prescription to , E DOCKSTAD THE DOCKSTADER OPTICAL COMPANY, 56 N. Broad St. (Healey Bldg. Entrance) D. M. DOCKSTADER, Pres. AXSON SMITH, Sec.-Treas. Two Blocks From Marietta Car Station. FRIDAY, July 19th. All Star Cast —lN— “Missing”’ A Big Picture. CARTOON AND NEWS REEL Page Three Mr. E. T. Bettis who has been in ‘the employ of the Marietta Shoe Shop for some time, enlisted on Tuesday, and left at once to enter Uncle Sam’s service in the Quartermaster’s Depart ment. SATURDAY, July 20th. Jane & Katherine Lee > i “We Should Worry”’ AND COMEDY “Wild Women and Tame Lions”