Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

over white Charmeuse satin, the cor
sage draped with lace and touches Of
turquoise blue. Mrs. Divine, the house
guest of Mrs Atkinson, wore white
charmeuse draped in green chiffon
and combined with lace.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Atkinson
entertained six girls informally at tea
at the Piedmont Driving Club for her
house guest, Miss Blanche Divine, of
Carriers, and for Miss Carrie Blount's
guest. Miss Katherine Reynolds, OF
Birmingham. Tea was served on the
terrace, from a table adorned with
summer flowers tho girls making a
charming picture in their airy sum
mer toilets Mrs Atkinson's guests
were Misses Blanche Divine, Kath-
crime Reynolds. Carrie Blount, Pattie
McGehee, Elizabeth Hawkins and
Elizabeth Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clayton
have had as their guests during the
week Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Lanter, OF
Birmingham. in whose honor several
informal entertainments have been
given.
One Of the happlest events OF the
week was the observance OF the tenth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NrllAdIl NAOIEON. Altb IlGkiADNTb OF the
family connection and close friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow were enter
tanned at a buffet supper. served from
small tables. Ascension Niles and
varicolOred sweetpeas formed the
decoration throughout the house, a
central table being deliberately deco
rated with Easter lilies and pastel
tinted sweetpeas.
MI ISIS ISABEL ROBINSON has re-
II turned home after a most in
teresting and delightful stay az
Annapolis, where she participated in
all the gayeties incident upon the
commencement exercises OF the naval
academy.
During her visit, Miss Robinson was
the guest Of Professor and Mrs. Harry
r. Smith. Professor Smith 10 the
head of the mathematics department
Of the academy and their home is
a delightful center Of a charming So
cial life.
A series Of parties were given for
Miss Robinson who is one Of At
lanta's prettiest and most attractive
young girls. She was one of the Wis
iting bellies attending the large ball
OF June week. Her father. Mr.. Roy
Robinson, is a graduate OF the naval
academy Of Annapolis
UTTER a two weeks visit to
~ friends IN Long Island. Mss
Jennie Mobley vii, visit Miss
Young. in PittsbUrg. Miss Young
was guest Of Captain and Mrs.
James Scott Young. Jr.. at Fort Nc
Pherson. last winter and made many
friends in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wycliffe Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iverson Graves. Miss
Cora Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lowndes. Mr.. Lewis Gregg. Jesse
Draper. and Paul Miller viii go to
Athens on Wednesday for the we'd
ding OF Miss Sarah Frances White to
Morris Vow.
MISS Helen Jones gave one OF the
prettiest teas Of the week Thurs
day afternoon at the Driving
Club. in honor Of Miss MignOn Nc
Carly. who has Just returned home
after travelling several months in Eu-
rope. The party was seated at a
long table on the terrace and the cen
rerpiece on the table was a mound
OF pink sweetpeas. Each place was
marked by & corsage bouquet of
sWeetpeas.
The guests were: Misses MignOn
McCarty. Margaret BuCkner, Of Roa-
noke. who is visiting Miss Jones, An
ME Laura Robinson. Aurelia Speer.
Clifford West. Nellie Kiser Stewart
Laura Lee Coonsy, Laura COwles.
Nancy Prince. and Laura Ansiey.
Miss Jones wore an original COS
tune Of rose taheta- trimmed in Per
sian embroidery a small hat with Os-
trich band Of taupe color
Miss BuCkueC was gOWued in blue
chlrmeuse with hat 90 match. Miss
McCarty wore an imported gown OF
two toned taffeta the skirt d~apei
with a lowered crepe bodice Her
hat was OF pink hemp edged with a
pleated rUffle Of tulle and tied under