Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
PERSONALS

Miss Gertrude Richardson returns
from the National Park seminary about
the middle of June.
Miss Eliza Gambler entertained thu
members of the senior class of Agnes
Scott college at dinner last evening
Mrs. S. B. Pratt. formerly of Annis-
ton. Ala. but now of Plattsburg Bar
racks, \. Y. is the guest of Mrs. Al
fred Truitt.
Mrs. Cole f Morgan and little son
have returned from Knoxville, Tenn,
where they spent month with rela-
tives
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allan Weller of
New York, are in the city and will
spend a month or so here. with Mrs.
Wellers father, Mr.. E. NJ. Vow
Mrs. S. X Dick and son. Mr.. Jack
son Dick sailed on the Berlin. of the
North German line, Saturday. for Lon
don to spend some time abroad.
Mrs. John c. Mcdonald has arrived
from Raleigh, n c. to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. McGhee. 1862 Peach
tree street.
Miss Raymond Ansley. who has been
studying at the Mary Baldwin school
in Virginia. arrives next week to visit
Miss Frances AnsIey before going to
Townsville to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs M. E. Keller announce
the birth of daughter on Sunday
morning at their home, 80 East Linden
street Mrs. Keeler was Miss Emma
Phillips before her marriage.
Miss Dorothy Brode of Memphis, who
is visiting in Alabama and will be
bridesmaid a the wedding of one of her
sehoolmates on June s, will arrive June
to spend month with Miss Mary
Helen Moody.
Mr. Bert F. Tull of Augusta. spent
the week-en in Atlanta, where his
wife is pending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Han
sen.
Master Theodore Moody will enter
tain the eight boys who are members
of his division of the Boy Scouts at a
house party beginning June Is. The
house party will be entertained at Wild
woods the summer home of his moth
err Mrs John T Moody, on the Randall
Mill road
Miss Maury Lee Cowles entertained
at a matinee party this afternoon for
Miss Rosa Milledge and Miss Eliza
Gambler, two brides elect of June. The
other guests We're Mrs. Lutte Hunnicutt
and Misses Miriam Smithdeal, Rebecca
Gambler. nellie Gambler, Marie Ridley,
Ruth Barry, Florence Cowles, Elizabeth
Parks and Adeline Milledge.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Williams had
as their guests for the week end at
Hawthorne" their country home near
Decatur, Mr. and Mrs Edwin johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Earle Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams will entertain
at a series of weekend house parties
during the season at Hawthorne"
Among those having tea or supper at
the Brookhayen club yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs Id. scloudman, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Glover. Mr.. F. z. Cal
-laway, MF and Mrs William A. VIM
bish, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Allen. Mr.
Philip L'Engle, Mr. c. A, Horne. Mr.
Albert Marbut, Mr.. Edward c. Brown,
Mr.. Inman Gray, Mr.. Blum, Mr. and
Mrs John 7 Tucker. Mr., w D. Alexan-
der, Mr.. e. w. Laing and Mr. John S.
Cohen
Miss Nan 10 Young entertained 1t
tea at the Georgian Terrace this after
noon for Miss Margaret WEIGH. whose
marriage to Mr William Otis Ham. of
Jackson, takes place June 5 Invited to
meet Miss WEIGH were Miss Rosa Viii
bingham Of Marietta, Miss Clio Car
michael. Miss Nancy Hill Hopkins, Miss
Marian FieldeB Miss Evelyn Ragland.
Miss Jane stamfiel, Miss Margaret
Rushton, Miss Alline Parks. Mrs Stew
art Roberts, Mrs Max Wright, Mrs
John w Moore and Mrs. owen Phelan
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