Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22
The House Party
Takes Its Place
in Chronicle
of Society
a FAVORED form of entertaining

! among lilc members OI llle
younger element in society, who
come to the fore IN any chronicle of So
cial affairs during the summer, is the
house party.
When the house party meets al the
city residence there are motor parties,
bridge parties. dances at the country
clubs and so forth. And the house par
ty entertained in the country is given
the opportunity of picnics, horseback
riding, motoring and fishing
A number of house parties are IN
process of formation among the college
girls, and some of older years The
chief of this weeks social affairs in
Atlanta have been occasioned by the
house parties entertained by Miss Euls
Jackson and Miss Ferol Humphries
Miss Isolene Campbell will entertain
group of college friends al her home in
July, her guests to be Misses Susie
Hatcher, of Columbus; Georgia Bens
Dodson, of Americas; Gertrude Shep-
herd, OF Admission; Marguerite Sibley
of Birmingham, and Edith McKen
Of Montezuma- Each of these girls VIII
entertain the others in turn, at house
parties, the first of the series begin
ming on the 22d. to he given by Miss
Susie Hatcher.
Miss Emma Jordan, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvie Jor-
dan, of West End, will entertain
house party at the summer home Of
her parents in Monticello, Ca, next
week. The guests will be Misses Cora
McCord Brown and Fay Dobbs, OF At
ianta; Rachel Nunnally, Of Monroe
Ethel Scarborough and Mabel Pearce.
of Columbus, and Louise Vincent Of
Athens
Miss Julia Meador will be thesAt-
lanta representative at large house
party at Ocean Pond" club house
near Valdosta, next week, which will
be entertained by twenty young men
Among the other girls of the party who
are known here will be Miss EuIalie
Converse, of valdosta; Miss Roselle
Cooley, of Jacksonville Miss Marjorie
Browne and Miss Kathleen Golden, Of
Columbus. and Miss Leewood Oglesby.
of Quitman
Miss Muriel Linthicum is a member
of a Macon house party which is being
extensively entertained. Miss Louise
Curry, the younger granddaughter o,
Senator A O. Bacon, is hostess of the
house party
A series Of house parties Will be
given by Miss Marian Woodward at
the handsome summer home Of her
parents in the Litcn6ed Hills Mas
sachusetts. before her departure for
Europe in August The guests viii in
clude relays of friends from various
cities, among the Atlanta guests to be
Miss Maize Thurston and Miss MurieI
Hall
An unusually interesting house par
ty of the past week, made up of At
anta guests, was entertained by Mr
Sam Hutcheson at his home on Mis-
sion Ridge. Chattanooga. The guests.
who are expected home today from
Chattanooga, were Misses Harriet Cal
houn, Sarah Rawson and Elizabeth
Rawson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sim
mons, Mr. Clarence Haverty and Mr..
Marion Smith
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be several for Miss Mildred Fort,
lovely BRIDE elect whose marriage vii
also be happy event of the week TAX
ing place Wednesday evening Miss
Fort marries Mr.. T. Bertram Norris
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Rutherford to Mr. George Pardee Cady
of Chicago. takes place Monday morn
ing of next week at the residence Il
Mr. and Mrs. vassar woolley.
The series of June weddings has been
notable for the many pretty brides, and
while the month of brides is drawing
to close. there are many interesting
rumors of brides be. whose engage
ments are looked for at any time.
A social event of unusual interest.
scheduled for next Monday afternoon
from to Z o'clock at the Piedmont
Driving club, will be rendered Mrs
= Spencer r. Atkinson py the Joseph
r Habersham chapter. Daughters of the
:. American Revolution Mrs Atkirso
, is the retiring regent of the chapter
and a very popular member. The re-
$ ception will also serve as a formal well
/. come to the new regent, Mrs. John A.
: Perdue; Mrs. William Lawson Peel
d honorary regent of the chapter ano
= vice president general. win stand at
Y the head of the receiving line and the
details of the affair will be elaborate.