Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-24
Siren Dancers at
Cotillion Club
Xmas Ball

At the brilliant Cotillion club dance
which was last nights chief social
event Mr.. and MIS-. Donald Brian. the
former being the star Of The Siren"
which the members of the club wit
messed before the dance. were special
guests of the evening. Mrs. Brian won
the handsome jewel bracelet of gold
links-given by the club Mr. Edward
H. Inman won the mems prize, jew
elled stick pin.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Brian took part
in the dancing, the latter giving some
special solo dances which added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
Last evenings affair was the first Of
the year sponsored by this exclusive
social organization, and was attended
by most Of the members and "a number
of the younger set. The women were
beautifully gowned and carried gorge
Gus flowers. making an effective dis
play at the theater and tine club house.
The Driving club was in festive holi-
day array. the lights shining under red
shades, on walls and doorways fes-
TONED in greeneTy. Palms were mass
ed in the reception hall aud in the end
.of the dining room. The tables where
guests were seated for supper had cen
terpieces OF red and white flowers in
tall vases, An elaborate supper was
served, each course decorated With
Christmas symbols.
The german was led by MI. Augustus
Ryan, who introduced many novel fig
ures.
Mrs. Thomas &. Paine. wife Of the
president of the Cotillion club was
Igowned for the evening in white char
meuse, gracefully draped with sash
Of golden brown chiffon.
Mrs. John Marshall Slaton was a
handsome guest, wearing white and
black chiffon and satin with steel I'm
broideries.
Mrs. Robert +. Maddox wore white
charmeuse, With pale blue drapery and
shadow lace garniture.
Mrs. John e Murphy wore black
chiffon over white satin. embroidered
in steel.
Mrs. Harry English's blond beauty
was enhanced by a toilet of turquoise
blue mousseline over white chiffon
which was embroidered in crystal
Mrs, Edward II. Barnes wore hand
some evening toilet of yellow brocaded
Charmeuse satin and chiffon.
Mrs. William Fl Kiser wore white
satin with petunia bands. the over
draperies of white chiffon
Mrs. Inman Sanders. of Memphis.
was a charming visitor, wearing pink
satin and shadow lace with bands of
brown fur
Mrs. Walter Taylor Of Westchester.
Pa. wore white satin with drapery of
embroidered black chiffon
Mrs. John W. Grant was 1oyely in
pink charmeuse and her young daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Grant. was one of
the pretty girls present. wearing a
dancing frock of pale pink charmeuse.
Mrs Morris Brandon wore yellow
brocaded satin.
Mrs. Clarence Haverty wore white
satin and point lace Her pretty sis
ter, Miss Sarah Rawson wore a white
and pale blue costume of satin and
chiffon.
Miss Annie Lee Mckenzie was in
white chiffon with crystal gamiture.
Miss Gentry wore a lovely gown Of
white charmeuse with overdress of lace
garnitured with applied roses of pale
pink satin
Other beautifully goWned women in
attendance We're Mrs. Uric Atkinson.
Mrs. Charles Remsen. Mrs. Charles
| Conklin, Mrs. Edward Inman. Mrs.
Frank Galloway, Mrs. James l.. Dickey
Mrs. Erwin Dickey. Mrs Milton Dar-
gan, Mrs. Willis WcstmoreIand. Mrs.
Winship Nunnally, Mrs Phinizy ca
houn, Mrs. Leroy Childs, Mrs Robert
Shedden, Mrs. Eugene Dickcy. Mrs.
Carol Payne, Mrs. j. d. Robinson and
| Mrs John Cohen