Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

News of
Atlanta
FRS. JAMES FULLER M'KIN-
M LEY, wife Of Captain McKin-

M LEY. wife of Captain McKin-
AVE- Icy, of Fort Oglethorpe. is a
EARNING Atlanta girl whose marriage
carly in September took place at the
summer home of her parents at Black
,5o,lntain. N. c., thus depriving her
,Jsnds of the opportunity for giving
ara uptial parties, Hence her visit at
crescent is especially gratifying, and the
ro,ns bride is sharing honors with the
brIdes-eiect at the seasons parties.
several of these brides o-be are her
,r+,rate friends and debutantes of two
wears ago, when she was formally pre-
sented to society.
THE first Of these affairs was lunch
aon today, given by Mrs. ]. j. Discs
nav. in honor of Mrs Mckinley, Miss
Frances NunnaIly and Miss Julia Rich
ardson.
The three honor guests wore hand
aorne new autumn gowns. Mrs Mo
Kinley was gowned in old blue char
rneuse chiffon draped over Dresden silk
Miss Richardson wore a smart costume
Of dahlia-colored velvet and black
hat trimmed in white plumes. Miss
Nunnally's handsome costume was Of
white charmeuse satin. combined with
white brocade, and she wore black
hat adorned in white ptumes.
The luncheon table was decorated in
the bridal coiors OF white and green
The centerpiece was of white chtysan-
themums In a silver vase, ropes Of snl-
Lax and white ribbons entwined. com
ing from the chandelier to the center
piece OF flowers. The mtnts and con-
fectionS were white and green. Place
cards bore quaint little old fashioned
brides and bridegrooms, and silver slip
pers filed with rice were souvenirs at
each place The ices were frozen as
little brides and bridegrooms, and many
appropriate and pretty nuptial details
we're introduced.
Among the guests were Miss Kath-
crime Richardson, wearing a charming
gown Of old rose crepe de chine with
collar and cuffs of white hemstitched
chiffon, and a black velvet hat; Miss
Gertrude Richardson. In g. frock of soft
white silk challts. and q big black hat
trimm ed in peacock blue ribbon; Misses
Esther Smith, Anne Orme, Nancy Hill
Hopkins. Constance Knowles and Lii
Ian Logan and Mrs. Winship Nunnally.
College Aiumnae Luncheon.
The closing social event given in
honor Of the visiting delegates to the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
proved one OF the happiest OF the week.
The visitors were guests OF the Atlanta
City Federation at luncheon, perfect
Iv served in the main hall Of the Audi
torlum.
The officers and distinguished guests,
including Mrs Victor Pennybacl1er,
president OF the general federation. and
Mrs H c. White, of Athens, state pres
ident, were seated at large table IN
the center of the hall deliberately dec
grated in yellow chYysa nthenums and
greenery.
Members Of the alunnae associations
Of Wesleyan college, Agnes Scott, Bre-
nau, Washington seminary, Woodber-
RVS school and Cox college occupied
tables decorated in the college colors
and pennants. The Wesleyan table had
hor a centerpiece very tall basket OF
lavender chrysanthemums tied with
lavender tuile. the color scheme being
carried out in many decorative details.
The Washington seminary colors of
blue and gold were carried out in their
table decorations of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and blue ribbons Cox colleges
table was decorated with a Ave- pointed
star Of red flowers surrounded by
vases Of the brilliant blossoms. The
WoodbeFTy school table had for CEN
terpieoe a mound of green ferns. and
Brenau and Agnes Scott carried out
their college colors on their tables. The
Agnes Scott girls presented a magnffi-
cent basket of flowers to Mrs Penny
hacker.
With Mrs. John King Ottfey, acting
as toaStmistress, Mrs. William P. Pat
Nllo Mrs. Percy Pennybacker, Mrs.
hush Willet, Mrs. Sidney Cooper of
henderson, N. c., first vice president of
me North Carolina State Federation,
iornerly OF Atlanta, and Mrs. William
B. Young, of Jacksonville Fla, re-
sponded to toasts.
MrH. William Lawson Peei q mem
Ger Of tho Wesleyan alumnee spoke Of
neT alma mater and there were many
ggupromptu talks. Mrs Charles J. Ha-
p$n, president of the city federation,
n1eSlded An orchestra played during
SnS mncheon and many members of the