Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Many Parties for
Iune Brides on
the Social
Calendar

IN HE social calendar is full Of par
/ ties for the June brides. and one
of the largest of next weeks at.
fairs will be for a bride of the spring
season, when Mrs. j J. SpaIding opens
"DeerIand" her handsome Peachtree
road home for a reception in honor Z
Mrs. Hughes Spalding This affair
takes place on Thursday, May so. and
will be notable event of the week.
A beautiful party of this week. which
has been marked by much entertaining
for visitors and for brides-elect was
the buffet supper and dance of last
evening at which Mr. and Mrs Burton
Smith and their young daughter, Miss
Hildreth Burton Smith entertained.
Their residence in Ansley Park. which
has been closed during years stav
abroad of Mrs. Burton Smith and her
young daughter, was converted into
veritabe japanese garden for this par
Is. The porch was festooned with ropes
of wistaria. daisy chains and japanese
lanterns Indoors, long sprays of Grim
son rambler roses. made floral bower
of each apartment. Most elaborate and
beautiful were the decorations. and
cordial hospitality was dispensed, a
group of friends assisting in entertain
ing being Mr. and Mrs orion Bishop
Brown of Maine Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
S Arkwright, MI. and Mrs. George
Howard and Miss Hattie Colquitt Mrs.
Smith wore white net over white satin
embroidered Miss Hndreth Smith wore
a French gown Of rose colored taffesa
The party was compliment to Miss
Emily Hart Brown. visitor for whom
series of parties have been given
within the past two weeks
Mrs Samuel Inman was hostess at
pretty luncheon today, this being one
of a number of handsomely appointed
luncheons of the week, Mrs. Henry
Johnsons on Wednesday being an
other notable affair of the series
Mrs Henry Jackson was a hostess of
the week, entertaining at tea group Of
twenty friends al her country home
Another affair, which contributed &c
the social interest of the week, was
MIS- W. D Ellis tea on Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs D. c Lyle gave large tea AZ
her beautiful College Park home Thurs
day. complimenting Miss Ethel Wick
ersham, much entertained bride
elect
The buffet luncheon al which Mrs
Robert Vincent Connerat entertained
IS guests was compliment to her SIS
ter Mrs John Roach straton of Bal
timore, who is spending some time in
Atlanta during Dr.. Straton's absence in
Europe Mrs. Connerat's home on
Fourteenth street was elaborately dec
GRATED with spring flowers for this ar
lair The mantels were banked with
wild honeysuckle and yellow lilies,
while crimson rambler roses filled
bowls and vases. In the dining room
the mante was decorated with pink
roses the same flowers filling a silver
basket on the table, while pink and
white bonbons and sweets filed silver
compotes Mrs Connerat wore an i'm
ported gown of blue linen combined
with wide bands of heavy cream lace
Mrs. Straton wore white lingerie, both
hostess and honor guest wearing cor
sage bouquets of pink sweetpeas AS
sistng in entertaining and wearing
handsome gowns were Mrs. r. L. Seely.
Mrs. William Worth Martin. Mrs, Will
liam Hurd Hilyer. Mrs William A
Wimbish. Mrs Alfred Newell. Mrs.
Bernard Wolff, Mrs. J. D. Cromer Mrs
". f. Foster and Mrs Marshall Eek
ford
Mr.. and MRS. winship Nunnaly,
whose marriage was recent beautiful
event, are spending their honeymoon
at Hot Springs, Va. The famous resort
is at it's loveliest just now. the -dogwood
being in full blossom. and the noun
tains abloom with wild flowers Mr..
and Mrs. Nunnally are enjoying motor
trips. horseback rides. etc, and Mrs.
Nunnally has entirely recovered from
the indsposition which was a matter of
much concern to her friends just before
her marriage and which caused the cur
tailment of the brilliant wedding plans
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