Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16
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their thoughtfulness In realizing the
pleasure II would afford her,
T Is quite the mode for women who
own motors cars and who wish
to exercise in some manner to
take walks along Whitehall street
while their cars follow Both Mrs.
Charles Conklin and Mrs Frank
Hawkins are devotees of this exer-
else.
lAvEN'T we all enjoyed 30 much
the visit of Mrs j. B. White
hesd7 She entertained a few
friends at two lovely little parties al
/ the Driving Club during the last
week Her guest, Mrs. Richardson.
has been the honor guest at several
small affairs AS always. Mrs. White
head lie beautifully gowned.
N EAR ME. what wifi become of us
l. all before the winter Is overr
Here II is just the first of No
vernber and the society contingent is
very much the worse for wear, having
run itself to luncheons and dinners
and weddings without end. It's fun
ny, too, when you come TO think that
IuGy LDiu us II WDuiu ne AulSt BSd~
son Quiet season? Yes? No! II
Ii were not a sort of betrayal of my
self. would tell you how many diff
ferent seasons / have heard that pre-
diction made.
4 AM going 10 put my foot very firm-
ly down on one OF our very best
traditions. Boys will be boys they
say; but Il is certainly not necessary
for young men to commit all sorts of
foolish indiscretions and Justify them
selves by their you'll h. Now, liz It?
Take, for instance, a recent wedding,
IL was quite an elaborate party. Much
wine had been ordered, and II was all
In huge tub, being iced. A number
of the young men in the party found
1t. I'll give you one guess as to what
happened to that wine. And they told
about II afterward, just as II 1t were
good joke, Jokes, you know. may
be too subtle for general enjoyment
sometimes.
4 AM perfectly aware that in the
very best families we don't laugh
at the clothes that people wear.
But please, please permit Polly Peach
tree a wee smile about the great va
riety of dress suits she sees at the big
EdtiitI lHEEs Ati = dit many VI ltiHliA
that are old, old friends to her There
are some OF them, l am tempted TO
believe that were friends Of my pro-
gentors. | actually believe that some
possessors OF dress suits think their
party garments. like wine. improve
. with age.
& GOOD people. Ilhad to laugh when
! heard what the Jesse Diapers
had done. You thought they
went to the Bermudas right after the
wedding. didn't you? And maybe you
pictured them basking in the dear.
soft sunshine of those islands. Well,
the joke is all on you and me. It's
almost as interesting as an elope-
ment.
After the ceremony they went au-
tomobiling. Surprise No. l. Then,
after dinner with the brides mother,
they went to Asheville, where they
stayed until November g. And all
that time maybe you were wondering
why the card or the note didn't come
from the Bermudas.
The couple expect to visit Pea
sacola before they return to Atlanta.
The bride has number of relatives
there, and she really must show Him
to them.
A DON'T know whether anyone has
told you about the presents the
Diapers received. Well, some
body has missed the opportunity OF
filling your ears with some very in
terestin" conversation. For dainty,
well-considered, really model set Of
wedding presents ! know none that
liked better than this. Each gift
looked as If It had been selected with
care, everything was useful, and not
an article but expressed love ani
thought and good wishes. 1t is
great thing to have such fri nds as
these young people possess.