Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-04
Atlanta Society
Dances on Eve
of Lent


evenings before Ash Wednesday puts a
stop to social gaieties, even though the
carnival season is not a custom of this
/ city. The usual weekend affairs we're
largely devoted to dancing AT the
Piedmont Driving club. the hour for
serving dinner was advanced in order
that more time could be had for dane
ing The ballroom was filled with
dancers throughout the evening. At
| the Athletic club, dancing followed the
! basket ball game. and a large number
| OF the younger set was in attendance.
A delightful event of this evening Will
| be dinner dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Murphy give at their hand
some residence on Peachtree. After
dinner. the guests will go up to the
| beautiful ballroom on the third floor of
| the Murphy residence, to enjoy their
! last dance before Lent
| Among the many guests at the Driv-
ing club Saturday evening were several
attractive visitors. Mrs. William Tilt,
| of New York, who was the guest of
| honor at dinner party of 25 covers
given by Mrs. w. H. Kiser, was lovely
| in gown of pale blue satin with gar
niture of pale pink chiffon Mrs kiser
wore white charmeuse with crystal gar
| niture and touches of cerise and gray
on the corsage. In this party also was
Mrs. Phinizy Calhoun, whose beautiful
toilet was of pale green satin, the cor
sage formed of gold lace and the skirt
| finished with a deep border of gold.
| Mrs. John E. Murphy wore a French
gown Of ciel blue charmeuse satin with
an embroidery of rhinestones.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Lowry
Meador, who leave this week for Co
lumbus. Ohio, after a visit of several
weeks here were :endered a dinner
party Saturday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas D. Meador. Others in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. William Low
ry Meador, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d,
| Meador, Jr and Captain and Mrs. Jack
Hayes
Mrs. Thomas D. Meador was beauti-
fully gowned in white lace over white
| satin, the draperies Of the skirt caught
with pink roses. Mrs. Meador, the
| honor guest, wore white chiffon crepe
with a touch of pink introduced upon
the corsage, and pearl ornaments. Mrs
| William Lowry Meador wore embroid
| cred net over white satin, with girdle
of pink. Mrs. Jack Hayes was gowned
| in black satin.
| Miss Gene Palmer, of New York, the
guest Of Mrs. Karl Britain, was an at
| tractive visitor present at the dinner
| dance, wearing pink satin.
| A congenial party included Captain
and Mrs. Grayson Heidi. Mrs. Emily
Carter Divine, Miss Elizabeth Dunson
Miss Esther Smith, Captain Heidi, Cap
tain Reeves, Mr.. Edward Austin and
Mr. c. A. Ninninger. Miss Dunson wore
a beautiful gown Of pink charmeuse
satin with crystal overdress. Miss Smith
was gowned in white satin with drap-
cries of white chiffon. Mrs. Divine wore
white satin and crystals
A party of young people included
| Miss Helen Hawkins, Miss Laura Ans
| ley. Miss Emma Kate Amorous, Mr.
Lewis Gregg, Mr.. Ode Young and Mr.
Graham Phelan. Miss Hawkins dane
|
Amorous wore yellow satin. Miss Ans
ley, who was being cordially welcomed
on her return from Florida, wore ciel
| blue satin and chiffon.
Another congenial party included Miss
Annie Lee Mckenzie Miss Mary Helen
| Moody, Miss Helen Dargan, Miss Sarah
, Rawson. Mr.. Milton Dargan. Jr., Mr..
James Harris, Mr.. Dozier Lowndes and
DR.. j. D. Osborne Miss McKenzie's
gown was of white lace over white
satin. Miss Moody wore pink char
meuse satin. Miss Rawson was gown
ed in pink chiffon
Miss Ruth Stallings was gowned in
pink satin. Miss Gladys Levin wore
apricot satin. Mrs. William A. Speer
wore orchid colored charmeuse satin
embroidered in bugles. Miss Laura
Cowles wore hand painted chiffon over
ciel blue crepe.
Among the young people attending
the dance at the Athletic club We're Miss
Frances Connally and Miss Nora Belle
Rosser who were sponsors for the rival
teams in the game of basket ball;
Miss Alice May Freeman and her
guest, Miss Dorothy Johnson, of Bir-
mingham; Miss Lucille Dennis and her
guest, Miss Mildred Rose, Of Lancaster,
Pa; Misses Carolyn King, Cobbie
Vaughn, Mary Blalock, Emily Cassin,
Margaret Haverty, Helen Morris, Gene
We've Norris Penelope Clarke, Clifford
West, Elizabeth Morgan Julia Meador
Lucille Goodrich, Elise Brown. jamie
Cooper. Laura Ripley, Margaret Doo-
nan and Edith Dunson and Messrs