Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
Society
News of
Atlanta
DINNER party of twelve covers

a DINNER party of twelve covers
~ was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
A. Dana, of New York, by Dr.
and Mrs. Phinizy Calhoun at the Pied
mont Driving club last evening. The
table was decorated in pink and white
flowers. silver loving cup in the CEN
ter held gorgeous pink gladoli and
clusters of white hydrangeas At each
Of the four corners were silver vases of
white crepe myrtle.
Mrs. Calhoun was lovely in a gown
of white lingerie, elaborate with hand
embroidery and lace made with an en-
pire girdle of pink satin. Her hat was
an all black picture model. Mrs. Dana
wore Paris gown of hand erhbroid-
cred linen, combined with Macrame
lace, and a smart hat of black adorned
with white plumes.
Launch Parties Enjoyed.
More than 100 Atlantans are enjoy
ing delightful social life at Wrights-
Vile Beach. Mrs. George Forester
gave a sailing party for twenty guests.
among these being Mrs. w. C. Jarnagin,
Mrs. Coolidge, Miss Mouna nlges Mrs.
Roland Aston and Mrs. Estelle Gar
rett Baker.
Mr.. Charles T. Nunnally was host at
a very delightful launch party. The
party caught 1913 fish in two hours and
travelled more than 40 miles The prize
for the most successful catch. box of
candy. was won by Mrs. George For
roster Among the guests were Mrs
Forester Mrs. W. c. Jarnagin. Erskine
Jarnagin Mrs. Frank Pearson. Moore
Pearson, Mrs. Conner, Miss Lanier, Mrs
Estelle Garrett Baker Edward VAN
Wrinkle and John Stewart Refresh
ments were served on board
Mrs. Joseph Raine, Jr., gave a launch
party for her four children, twenty
children being entertained.
Miss Charlotte Meador led the chill
dren's ball this week, more than 10
children participating. Japanese novel
ties were given as favors and beautiful
figures were introduced.
Miss Brock letters Party
Miss Brock Jeter entertained at six
tables of bridge this afternoon for Miss
Sarah Timmons, of Alabama, who is
her guest.
The prizes were a picture for top
score. a deck of cards for consolation
and pair of silk hose for the guest of
honor. Both Of the girls wore white for
the afternoon.
Invited to meet Miss Timmons were
Misses Lois Carroll, Marian Woolley,
Edwina Harper, Lamar Slaton. Mary
Brock Mallard. Helen Rhorer, Priscilla
Rose. Virginia Stannard, Charlse and
Leone McLain, Mary Murphy, Mary
Peabody Laura Cole, Nina Collins.
Lydia Mcbride. Mary and Georgia Rice,
Ruby McGaughey, Minnie Purvis, Hell
en- Stewart, Katherine Perry, Ruth Nc
MILAN. Minnie LaFontaine, Marian
Harland, .McGarry Waldron, Margue-
rite Struppa, Elizabeth Hendon, Nell
Walker, Irene Bennett, Hazel Wood,
Adelaide Setz, Mary Louise Heimking,
Mary Frances Bowden, Ruth Duncan,
Grace Coffin and Mabel Hurt.
Riders Arrive in Toxaway.
The party of Atlanta young women
going to Toxaway on horseback have
arrived there, having made the trip
without accident or delay. The members
of the party, who are Mrs. John Hill
and Misses Aurelia Speer and Helen
Jones, are now at the Toxaway Inn.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Adam Jones, who made a part of
the trip in their touring car. Mr.. Jones
has returned to the city.
Miss Rebe Wilkins Entertains.
A pretty little bridge party of today
was rendered Miss jamie Webb. of Attn
ems, by Miss Rebie wilkins. The apart
ments open to guests were decorated
In So!denglow, nasturtiums and by
drangeas. The young hostess wore a
pretty frock of white embroidered mar
quisette and Miss Webb wore baby
Irish lace gown over white satin. Mrs.
Wilkins and Mrs. John A. Boykin as
sisted in entertaining the guests.