Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21

the birth OF twins, a son and
daughter. who have been named sa-
! rah David and Roderick Hill. Mrs
Cantey who was Miss Mary Wood
Hill before her marriage, was a fire.
quent and popular visitor in Atlanta.
l. HE inclement weather OF the past
week In no way dimmed the en-
thusiasm of those members Of
society who frequent the dances at
the country clubs Of Atlanta. the reg
ular weekly dances being well at
| tended
! While a hard shower which fell
upon the crowd Of merry young peo-
| pie as they started home from the
midweek dance at East Lake We'd
nesday evening resulted in serious
| damage to many chic new fan hats,
the dancers enjoyed the merriest of
| times previous TO this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie
| and Mr. and Mrs. Valdemar Guide
were chaperons, and among the
guests were Misses Clifford West,
Mary Blalock. Jennie Lou Lindsey
Annie Lou Pagett, Pearl Wilkinson,
Mary Lucy Turner. Amelia Adams. OF
LAGRANGE; Sallie Cobb johnson, Hell
en- Hawkins, Edith Dunson, GLADYS
Dunson. Dorothy Hartman, Marguerite
Ward. Marion Achlson. Emma Jordan,
Helen McCarty, Elise Brown, Aline
Fielder, Alice May Freeman, Laura
Cowles, Frances Connally, Nellie XII
ser Stewart, Hughes Roberts, Elwyn
Tomllnson, Fred Hoyt, Edwin Dean,
7. p. Iigdor, Sion Hawkins, Winter
Alfriend, Arthur Clarke. kimberley
Peters, Henry Kuhrt, L. F. Montgom-
e5', Ben Daniel. Paul Doonan, Charles
d. Meador, N, Lewis McCoyne, La
mar Collier. Hugh Hackney, Edwin
McCarty. Richard Henry, John Me-
caslin, w. e. Harrington, Ernest
Ramspeck. Frank Spratling Albion
Cowles and DR. Charles F. Hodge.
The weekly dinner dance at the
Capital city Country Club Thursday
evening was Of unusual interest, as
the handsome silver loving cups. won
In the recent golf tournament. were
presented at this time.
Robert Foster Maddox, president %
the club, presented the cups and made
a charming talk. The first and sec
ond prizes were won by Joseph d. Os-
borne and John King Ottley, and they
were accepted with appropriate talks
1t was announced that a golf tour
nament for men would begin on the
golf links shortly, and that at a tour
nament to be arranged later II was
20 ~ No l..
A number Of dinner parties were
given, one being rendered Mrs J. O. !
AGREE. Of Mobile, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nym Mccullough. The party was
completed by Mr., and Mrs Arnold
Broyles
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. King en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Sciple and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ad-
ger Smythe.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Hockadav enter
tanned Dr. and Mrs. w. S Elk!n, |
James II. Nunnaly and f. T. Lamb. |
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter p. Andrews. |
Robert Foster Maddox and Thomas
b. Fielder were together
coDgenial party of young peonle |
included Misses Annie Lee Mckenzie. /
Marc Helen Moody, Helen Dargan and |
Jennie u. Harris; Clarence Knowles, |
Milton Dargan, Jr. Charles Sciple and |
DR.. Joseph d. Osborne.
Miss Marion Phinizy. OF Augusta, |
the guest Of Miss Harriet Calhoun. |
was popular visitor, and other /
young women present were Misses |
Harriet Calhoun Virginia Lipscomb |
Dorothy Hartman and Anne Akers.
Mr.. anad Mrs Alfred Newell and |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurd Hillvc- I
were together Others present were =
Walter Colquitt, Strother Fleming, /
Edward Alfriend and Arthur Clarke |
The dinuer-dance at the Piedmont |
Club on Saturday evening proved one /
Of the most delightful in the series Of |
dinner-dances given at the club. A /
special menu. including many Of the /
seasons delicacies was served, and /
the dance was largely attended
The usual number Of young people |
attended the weekend dinner-dance .
al East Lake. dinner preceding tho
dance. !