Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-17

News of
Atlanta

Atlanta
TOODBINE," the Peachtree
HA residence of Mr.. and Mrs
William Lawson Peel. was
.,s scene of an especially enjoyable af-
fsir Of last night, when an informal
supper party was given in compliment
"a Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Kiser.
The PARTY was made up of a delight
.,r assemblage of some of the Allan
ans who occupy the beautiful resi-
s.rcss along PAGES Ferry and Peach
tree roads.
The occasion was informal, but
marked by cordial hospitality Flow
srs and plants from the gardens of
.ryoodbine" decorated the apartments
onen to the guests and the spacious
norches supper being served there, in
buffet style.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiser and DR.. and Mrs
pninizv Calhoun assisted in entertain
ing the thirty guests present.
D. A. RS Restaurant.
The members of the Joseph Haber-
sham chapter, D. A. r., of which Mrs.
rohn A. Perdue is regent, will tomor-
row open a restaurant in the old Capt.
raj CITY Club. The restaurants which
have been conducted annually by the
y A. R. have been very successful.
MANY parties have been arranged for
the opening day, and a cordial interest
oenters in the enterprise
Mrs. Perdue, chairman. will be assist
I'd by the following women: Mrs. H. L.
rollier, Mrs. John Meek, Mrs. James
4 Mellichamp, Mrs. H. L. tombstone,
Mrs. John E. Smith, Mrs. Belle White
gtauings and Miss Carrie Stanton. The
mattresses will be: Misses Laura Rip
lev. Louise Ripley, Shirley Curry Of Ma
con- Rosa Belle Chapman, Lucy Stock
ard Manner Hardin, Adele Therrell of
New York. Gladys Catchings, Marion
Perdue and Tommie Perdue.
Dinner will include prime rib roast,
old-fashioned chicken pie, candied
sweet potatoes, creamed Irish potatoes,
rice and gravy, Maxwell House blend
coffee, hot rolls, ice cream, cake.
Mrs, Hodge To Entertain.
Mrs T. Coleman Hodge will enter
tain Saturday morning for Miss Doro
thy Fielder, a bride elect. The guests
will include friends of Miss Fielder,
and the occasion will be a bridge
luncheon the game preceded by
handkerchief shower for the BRIDE
elect.
Mrs Coleman's guests will be Misses
Dorothy Fielder Lebie Ewing, Mary Je-
ter Mary Wingf1eld, Winnie Wilson,
Marian Fielder, Allene Fielder, Marga-
ret Doonan, Maggie Foote, Belle Bal
lard Ethel Hudson and Mrs. j. w
Fielder
At the BrookhaVen Club.
A dinner party given for Mr. J. G.
Gentry at the Brookhaven club last
night was rendered by Mr.. NJ. o. Jack
son, the following guests being in at
tendance: Messrs. Thomas Donaldson,
j. c. Adolphus, T. c. Taylor. NJ. F. Car
lin NJ H. Garlick, Henry George, Louis
Vaughan, Morris Prioleau, R. E. Hast
Ings and j. C. Avery.
little dinner party after the show
was made up of Misses Emma Kate
Amorous, Allene Gentry, Messrs T. w.
Hammond and John J. Woodside. Jr.
number of parties have been ar
ranged for afternoon tea at the club to-
day,
Reception To Mrs. Foster.
At the first fall meeting of the At
lanta chapter, D. A R., held yesterday
at the chapter house. the business
meeting was followed by a reception in
honor of Mrs. Shepard w. Foster state
regent, and a former regent of the
chapter.
Mrs. Foster who has proved a splen-
did leader in the past and whose cleo
ton as state regent was a well de-
served tribute to her ability and popu-
larity, made brief talk, explaining the
work of the chapter and suggesting
many plans for wider usefulness.
Mrs. Sam D. Jones, regent, presided
over the meeting, which was largely at
tended and proved an suspicious begin
ming to the new year of work
For Miss Fielder.
Miss Margaret Doonan was hostess
al a bridge party this afternoon given
IN honor of Miss Dorothy Fielder,
pride-elect. The game was played on
the piazza of the East Lake Country
club and there were decorations of
summer flowers. The first prize was
an ivory fan, the consolation a box of
correspondence cards. and for the hon.
or guest silk hose.
Miss Doonan was attractive in pink
marquisette worn with a large white
nat adorned with pink roses.
Invited to meet Miss Fielder were
Misses Nell Ballard, Henrietta Dull,
Marian Fielder, Aline Fielder Mary
Jeter, Lebie Ewing, Virginia LOvett,
Margaret Harrison, Georgia Crane, AL
berta Williams, Margie Champion,
A,ne Goree, Genevieve Morris, Fran
ces Lederle, Winnie Wilson and Mar