Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

hat of cream lace adorned with pink
roses.
r HE Inman Park residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Jones was the
scene of one of the largest par
ties of the week, when Miss Helen
Jones entertained Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of her guest, Miss Margaret
Buckner, of Roanoke, the guests in
GLIDING both young girls and young
men.
In the drawing room, where the
guests were received, the mantel was
adorned with vases of yellow and
white daisies. Punch was served at
two tables, both decorated with gar
den flowers, one placed on the piazza
and one in the living room Misses
Margaret McCarty and Eleanor
Macy presiding.
In the dining room the table was
covered with lace cloth and had for a
centerpiece a basket of daisies, the
handle tied with pink and green tulle.
Silver baskets of bonbons and sweet
waters were tied with tulle of the
same color. through which were
thrust pink roses, and all minor de-
tails were in pink and white
Miss Jones wore an elegant toilet
of white charmeuse satin, the draped
skirt caught with rhinestone buttons
and the toilet was completed by an
overdress of midnight blue chiffon
deliberately beaded in white. Miss
Buckner the honor guest, wore old
rose brocade satin, with lace. and
Mrs. Adam Jones, receiving with her
daughter, wore white embroidered
French null.
A group of prettily gowned girls
who assisted in entertaining were
Misses Nellie Kiser Stewart, Clifford
West, Margaret Northen, Aurelia
Speer, Annie Laurie Robinson, Helen
Thorn, Pearl Wilkinson. of San An
tonic, Texas; Mignon McCarty and
Mrs. Henry Porter
The tea was the first of a series Of
parties given during the week for
Miss Buckner. Miss Mignon McCar-
ty entertained informally at dinner
for her Friday evening, and several
informal theater parties and lunch
cons were given.
Miss Josephine Smith entertained
at a box party at the Forsyth Mon
day afternoon in honor of Miss Kath-
crime Reynolds. of Birmingham, who
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Hawkins at
her home on Piedmont Avenue
The guests were Misses Reynolds,
Elizabeth Hawkins, Pattie McGehee.
Carrie Blount, Elizabeth Anderson.
Blanche Devine, Grace Bloodworth
and May Crichton.
Mrs. Frank Pearson has gone TO
Wrightsville Beach, where she will
spend the summer. Her engagement
to sing at the Sunday concerts at
Lumiaa Park will interest her many
friends Mrs. Pearson made a great
hit with the Wrightsville Beach Wis
itors last season. She will be at the
Seashore Hotel through the summer.
M ISIS DIANE TATE. of New
York, a lovely young woman
who has many friends in At
lanta, made on her former visits to
Miss Marjorie Brown, was the honor
guest at an informal dancing party
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Don Pardee at the Piedmont Driving
Club, when "a young women were in
vited to meet Miss Tate Mrs Par
dee received her guests on the ter
race. Tea was served from a tea ia
BILE adorned with pink sweetpeas.
Mrs. Pardee wore a becoming aft
ernoon toilet Of blue chiffon combined
with lace, and a white hat trimmed
with blue ribbons and flowers.
An outdoor sketching party has ac-
companied Miss Virginia Woolley. Of
Atlanta, to White Path for two
weeks study The members arc
Misses Virginia Woolley, Frances
Wooley, Marie Haines, Ruth Berry
Lucille quinn, Louise Meliichamp.
Mrs. Lee Worsham. Mrs. Charles Je-
rome and Miss Ludie Harvey of Car
tersville.
Mrs. Joseph Lozear, Miss Eva Kap-
Ian and Miss Leah Lozear have gone
East for a three-months' stay at va
rious resorts on the coast and in New
York, Washington and Philadelphia,
They return on September Is.