Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
Visitors Receive
Due Attention
in Atlanta
Society
THERE is no season of the year

when Atlanta has not some in
terestng visitors, and the hospi-
tality which has carried the fame of the
city far and wide is always evoked, in
formal or informal manner adapted to
the season, for the pleasure of the WIS.,
tor This week has been made inter-
esting socially by the presence of sew
eral attractive visiting girls, for whom
morning, afternoon and small evening
parties have been given.
Miss Helen Barnes, the pretty young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmette
Barnes Of Macon, has been feted by her
friends and those of her hostess, Mrs.
John Marshall Slaton. Miss Barnes,
who IS not yet debutante, is an I'M
usually handsome girl and wears ex-
ouisite gowns in a charming manner.
The Macon girls, who are known and
admired in Atlanta, constitute a charm
ing coterie, many of them being as well
known in the social world of this city
as at home. Miss Constance Jacques,
Miss Viola Johnston, Miss Martina
Burke. Misses Winnie May, Fanny and
Louise Hill (the latter a visitor at
Il present here), Miss Harriotte Winches-
ter and other Macon bellies are very
popular i'm this city, and their visits
always occasion much entertaining.
The Misses Smith Welcomed.
Miss Frances Clarke's house guests,
Misses Alma Jaeger, of Southampton,
L. l., and Ruth Taylor, of Baltimore,
have been honor guests at several of
the weeks parties Misses Lucy and
Calte Hoke Smith are being welcomed
home by their friends, they and their
guest Miss Ruth Tribble, of Athens,
being the honorees at several affairs
pleasant little bridge party Friday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Ronald Ransome, when
the following girls assembled for a
game Of bridge and tea; Misses Lucy
and Calhe Hoke Smith, Ruth TribbIe,
Helen Mccullough, Mary Brown, Helen.
Dargan. Bertha Moore, Amelia Smith.
Elizabeth Butler, Annie Lee Mckenzie
and Sarah Rawson. Tonight Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith will be rendered a little
dinner party at the Driving club and
will be one of the dancers there. At
East Lake Miss Callie Hoke Smith and
Miss Trbble will attend the dinner
dance
Miss Marion Hodgson, of Athens, the
guest Of Miss Lawson Hines, has been
4 entertained and Miss Caroline Woot-
ten, Of Covngton, as the guest of Miss
Louise Richardson, has been rendered
several pretty parties this week. Misses
Henrietta Yerger, of Jackson, Miss,
ami Margaret Boswell, of Chase City,
iowa, as guests of Miss Ferol Hum
pafios, are other visitors who have add
IF 'o the pleasure of the informal sum
meg social affairs this week.
The dnner-dance at the Piedmont
Driving club tonight will be attended
ny representative number of the stay
al 1omcs At East Lake a contingent
~ t9' younger set will enjoy the in
f0fH@~dancing and the supper parties
I'D ihe porch which overlooks the lake.
iaese Woek-ends at the clubs are very
happy events and source of interest
ann pleasure during the duh season.
Many Autumn Weddings Planned.
With all the June brides married and
settled down." rumors of fall engage
ments come to the fore. 1t seems to
safe assertion, counting only the
reports Of engagements known to be
"1e mat the autumn weddings viii
H're the June ceremonies in Atlanta.
several of the most popular young
women of the city will wear the tulle
vel nd orange blossoms in the au-
I1 and consolation for the dull sea-
u3E be found in the anticipation
'5r rush to come when the brides
7'' ae debutantes of the coming sea-
7-e receiving their due attention
'H the social world
A'- and Mrs. George Adair and chill
o.ep have recently taken possession
'- -e'r new home in Druid Hills The
4ae which is one of the handsomest
III 'aat exclusive residence section Of
'llN, crowns a lofty eminence, and
s"g ounded by spacious lawn. In
ne appointments are handsome
furnishings harmonious. The
VIII be the scene of some brilliant
''t tanning.
Moving Into New Homes.
fnd Mrs. Boiling Jones took pos
f.. 'til9 Neek OF the handsome new
taey have erected on Peachtree
near Fourteenth. The house is
carly opposite that Of Mrs. Jones
MIS-. sam d. Jones. and is
lll example of architecture and
'H edition to the street which is ia
Tor its beautiful residences. Mr.
VIE Jones viii entertain a good
le coming season, and win be as
D} their niece. Miss Lula Dean
ohe of the popular young women
'ia0ta society.
and Mrs Lindsey Hopkins have
INTO their new home the former
nee Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Seely
nave gone TO Ashevlle.
et ns the young married contingent
nave recently moved into new
tie MI. and Mrs. Hughes Spald-
09 Mr. and Mrs. William Schro-
ao have charming homes. side
ON Fourteenth street. Mr. and
g., lnship Nunnally expect to move
az 'tir pretty home, now in process
ZION. next door TO that of MI
M re- James II Nunnally. early in