Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
NewWinterStyles
at Driving Club
Dinner-Dance

At the Piedmont Driving club week
end dance some of the most beautiful
of the seasons new winter styles We're
exploited by Atlanta's fashionable wom-
en- Saturday evening. Many charming
visitors present also wore handsome
evening toilets. the affair being one Of
the larger events of the week, with
about $50 guests present.
Among the visitors were Mrs. wal
ter TAYLOR and Mrs. Percy Smedley
Darlington OF Westminster, Pa, who
We're rendered a dinner party by DR..
and Mrs Dunbar Roy. Mrs. Taylor's
gown of black charmeuse satin had the
upper part of the corsage formed Of
white lace. Mrs. Darlington wore
dancing gown Of black satin, the skirt
made with panniers, and the corsage
formed of shadow lace over white sat
in. Mrs. Roy wore green chiffon veil
ing white satin, with oriental embroid-
cry
Mrs. Leigh Palmer. Of Washington.
D. G.. was rendered a party by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mckee. Mrs Palmer wore
black charmeuse satin. hand embroid-
cred, with a corsage bouquet Of Parma
violets and a white tulle scarf.
Miss Sophie Meldrim, OF Savannah,
the guest of Mrs. John d Little, was
goWned in French frocS of salmon
pink satin, worn with a scarf of span
gled tulle and a corsage bouquet of val
ley lilies and pink roses.
Miss MARITIME McCulloch, of Ovens
boro, y. Y, and Miss Rose Briscoe, Of
Knoxville. the guests of Miss Helen
Dargan, were the complimented guests
of d dinner party. Miss McCulloch
wore white chiffon yelling white satin,
caught with French rosebuds, and her
flowers were pink roses. Miss Briscoe
was gowned in shell pink satin draped
in pink chiffon, and she wore valley
lilies. Miss Dargan wore a dancing
frock of gold chiffon draped over gold
satin. with bronze slippers.
Miss Hildreth Burton Smith and her
guests, Miss Cazenove Miller, Of Au-
gusta. and Miss Katherine Cramer, Of
Charlotte, we're rendered large dim
ner PARTY. Miss Smith wore a French
gown of white satin yelled in white
chiffon with a corsage OF valley lies.
Miss Cramer was gowned in ciel blue
chiffon over blue satin, with pink roses
Miss Miller wore apricot satin with
draperies Of chiffon, and her flowers
were violets. Mrs Burton Smith wore
black charmeuse satin combined with
lace. Miss Marian Hodgson. Of Attn
ems, Miss Cowles guest, was the cen
trail figure in a dinner party, and was
goWned in white satin with draperies
of white chiffon. Miss Halle Martin,
of Tennessee, Miss Mary Hines guest
who was in this party, wore apricot
satin and lace. Miss Hines wore white
satin with touches of ciel blue. Miss
Cowles wore American Beauty chiffon
yelling satin,
Miss Aimee Hunnicutt's guest, Miss
Louise Hunt, Of Nashville, who was
rendered a party by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Morgan, wore ciei blue satin
and lace. Miss Hunnicutt was gowned
in dahlia brocade satin with gold pas
sementerie. Mrs. Morgan wore white
satin with overdress of black lace. Miss
Elizabeth Morgan wore ciel blue chif-
Ton. embroidered in rosebuds.
Miss Nell Brock. of Montgomery, Miss
Sarah Rawson's guest wore white satin
with overdrcss Of white chiffon Miss
Rawson's gown Of white chiffon was
built over foundation skirts Of white
satin, the toilet completed by white
tulle scarf.
Miss Marie Pappenheimer was the
honor guest at a dinner party given
by Dr.. and Mrs. Roy Harris. and wore
white chiffon yelling white satin, with
girdle of apple green.