Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16

News of
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.5s .4sson. was luncheon given today
~, Mrs. Hughes Spalding
.-- new home Of MI and Mrs
shading, which is one of a colony of
.ret-,. residences occupied by young
.,,s,,iad couples on Fourteenth street,
mas he scene of the luncheon. Garden
s,,,a.s formed the decorations through
aut The apartments.
Tho table about which the guests
,.are seated for luncheon was deco
rated in pink and white A large bas-
Lot fued with full blown LaFrance
rosas formed the centerpiece the han
die being tied with pink tulle. Silver
,omuotes held pink and white bonbons
stlyar candlesticks were tipped with
mink shades The place cards were inn
nortad novelties hand painted in Hal
loween sketches,
Mrs Spalding was charming in
American Beauty chiffon yelling shell
pink satin. the corsage adorned with
silver lace and touches of pale blue
Miss Rawson was smartly gowned
wearing a suit of black velvet opening
over blouse of white chiffon, com
binad with black velvet. Deep collar
and cuffs of white fox finished the coat
and the large black velvet hat was
adorned with white plumes.
Mrs. Spalding's guests included the
Young women who will sit at the
"bride's table" at the Rawson- Haverty
Wedding supper. They are Misses
Sarah Rawson, May Atkinson, Jane
Thornton, Margaret Haverty, Helen
Payne Leone Ladson, Esther Smith
and Frances Nunnally, Mrs. Winship
Nunnalv and Mrs. Jerome Simmons.
Reception For Miss Branch.
Mrs. Joseph Camp and Mrs. j.
T Daniel gave a reception yesterday
afternoon at the new home of Mrs
Daniel In Ansley Park In honor of Miss
Eleanor Branch. a bride-el Yellow
chrysanthemums formed the decora-
tons throughout the house. In the
dining room the table was covered
with a cuny lace cloth and had for "A
ceuterpiece a cut glass vase of yellow
chrysanthemums surrounded by yellow
shaded tapers and minis and bonbons
Of yellow
Assisting in receiving were Mesdames
A r. Colcord, Harvie Jordan, Joseph
Drury Charles Whitner Hoyt Peck.
Dan Sage. ". 6. Warheld, Thomas
Pitts Frank Nilkerson Pau Baker
and Ralph Watson. Assisting in en-
tertaiuing were Misses Theodore Var
field Willie smith, lone Gloer, Gladys
Kirk, Lucille Dennis, vi swanson, CO.
rinne 5e.dine, Katie Camp and Rowe
IA Simpson
Mrs Camp wore American Beauty
charmeuse satin. With overdraperies Of
hand-painted chiffon. Mrs. Daniel Wore
flame rolored satin, lace trimmed. Miss
Branch was gowned in rose. colored
satin with gold lace.
Returns From Aboard.
Mrs, Albert Thornton returned today
from stay in Austell, where she Went
recently after week or so In New
York upon her return from abroad.
Mrs. Thornton and her daughter,
Miss Jane Thornton, had an interest
Ing and delightful summer in England,
Scotland and France. They sailed ear
ly In the summer, landing at Plym
outh, from which city they went to
Cornwall TO visit the home of Mrs.
ThoFntOnAs great grandfather. an Eng
sssA navsd officer. The temperate eli
mate Ut Cornwall and Devon, at the
height OF It's glory in August. proved a
oelagtful surprise TO the tourists. who
had expected a bleak English coast.
A tour of southern England to Lon
oon, with a foTtnights stay was fol-
lowed. by TIP through northern Eng
land YisttS to Glasgow and Edinboro,
concluding with a tour of France and a
stay OF several weeks in Paris consti-
tEted delightfully."- planned journey for
Mrs. Thornton and Miss Thornton, who
were away more than two months.
Bel House Day at Cafe.
The Joseph Habersham Chapter. d.
a R., cafe, at the old Capital City club.
VIII be run by the Bell house boys, their
FWeethearts and their wives tomorrow.
MIS- Bell and the boys" are honorary
members of the chapter, and never fail
10 show their interest
Mrs. Bell will close her house for the
Gay and will receive at the Capital City
Cate, between the hours of II and g.,
al the old and new boys. She will
De assisted by Mrs. John A. Perdue and
.le former regents, Mrs. w. L. Peel
"is' Spencer r. Atkinson and Mrs.
george Dexter, and Mesdames Preston
'N"rght, Percy Adams, Morris Bran
uoH Andrew Calhoun. Thomas c. En-
~'N Robert Foreman, w. S. Elkin
i"ohas B. Paine. George ]. CAN'T and
oe'y Of pretty girls. After dinner
'"'s VIII be dancing in the ball room
''a For Miss Rose.
MISS Evelyn Rose. of Knoxville, the
S'eSl Of Misses Helen and Mary Haw-
N.s vas the honoree at tea given
'''a 75lernoon by Miss Kathryn Gordan
me Georgian Terrace. The guests
we're seated at a large table. decorated
'.' pink roses. The guests were Misses
'7.an and Mary Hawkins, Harriet Cole,
,'''' Lee Mckenzie, Lucy Hoke Smith,