Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

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Brown, and George M. Brown. Jr.,
have returned from an extended stay
in the East. After attending the
graduation Of Robert Dickey. the
young cousin of the Misses Brown.
from Princeton University, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown. Miss Brown and George
Brown went to Boston, where thew
were present at the graduation Of
Miss Mary Brown from the Walnut
Hill School, near Boston. Miss Brown
Will enter Vassar College in the fall
A motor tour of several weeks
through Maine and Massachusetts,
with q short stay at Vassar College.
completed the trip.
N FOURTH OF JULY PARTY was
A enjoyed by a number Of chill
dren Friday afternoon when
Mrs. John Newton Goddard enter
tanned in honor of her little daugh-
ter, Mary, at the Peachtree Street
residence of the grandparents of the
little hostess. Mr. and Mrs. George
Andrew Nicolson.
There were games and other amuse-
ments, and later refreshments were
served on the lawn The little tables
were decorated IN pink, white and
blue flowers, the centerpiece being
surrounded by appropriate Fourth of
July favors
The hostess wore white null and
lace over pink silk, with pink rib
bons slippers and stockings.
The guests included Anne Moore,
Helena Galloway, Mary Anne Lips
comb, Katherine Harris, Marian Bry-
an, Virginia Caverly, Jennie Caverly,
I "a
sale Gunby, George Gunby, Louise
Inman, Sarah Tilt Mary Cohen, Hor-
tense Adams, Frances Arnold, Laurie
Hoke, Myra Boynton, Palmer AtlIin-
son, Edna HORNE, Louise Stubs
Douglas Paine, Mary Cooley, Julia
Hill O'Hear, Josephine Clarke, Clay
ton Galloway, Mark Orme, Doughty
Manley, Sarah Hurt, Callie Orme
Isabelle Johnston, Mark Johnston,
Clara Kellogg, Dan Conklin, Frank
1nman, James Robinson. Jr., James
keenan,, Sam Weyman, Phinizy Cal
houn, James Calhoun, James T. VIII
Hams, Jr, George Forester Jr., Jo-
Beph Hilsman, George Adair, Jr., Ju-
liam Howell, Lucius Harris, Henry
johnson, Jr., Porter Morrow, John
Kiser, Jack Moore, Paul Tilson. AL
bert Adams, Jr, Roby Robinson, Jr.,
Thomas Arnold, Henry J. Nixon
Charles McGehee, Jr., Inman Bran
don, Morris Brandon, Edward Van
Wrinkle. Austell Thornton, Jr., Will
liam Thornton, Harry Thompson,
Wilkes Gum, David Black, Jack
Gum, Lee Richardson, Paul Gold
smith and Carey Wilmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hartman
have announced the birth of daugh-
ter, who has been named Anne Scott
Hartman
Mr.. and Mrs Frampton Ellis.
whose marriage was a notable event
of last week, are spending two weeks
at the Marlborough Blenheim, Allan
tic City.
MISS Blanche Devine, of Carriers,
had as her guests for part of
last week Misses Carrie B1ount
and her guest, Miss Katherine Rey-
nolds, of Birmingham. They returned
TO Atlanta Wednesday and were
guests at several dances last week,
among them being one given by Mrs.
Beverly Evans to her niece, Miss
Beverly Irwin, of Dawson, on Thurs
day evening; Howard Mccall, Jr., on
Wednesday, and Jack Macey's dane
ing party Friday night. Saturday
in Birmingham, accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Hawkins, whom she also
visited early in June.
Miss Edith Dunson and Miss Cora
McCord Brown will be maids of hon
or for Miss Regina Rambo, who will
be sponsor for the State reunion of
Confederate veterans when they
meet at Brunswick next week. They
will nj ne
away four or five days.
Edwin P. Ansley and sons and Miss
Mamie Ansley left Thursday for a
fortnight's stay at WrightSville
Beach. On their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Ansley and the entire family will go
TO Canada, where they will occupy
the summer home of Mrs. Orme
Campbell on Sharbot Lake until Sep
TENDER Is.
Mars. c. B. WILMER and young
son, Cary Wilmer, Jr. have
gone with Mrs Winners
mother. Mrs NJ Phillips, to the coast
Of Maine to spend the summer. Mrs.
Phillips has taken cottage there and
will entertain a number of her rela-
tives and friends during July and
August. DIR. Wilmer and Rev. and
Mrs. John Wing will leave soon 10
join the party.
Miss Ella May Thornton has re-
turned home after spending several
weeks out of the city. She was an
attendant at the Boyd Shallenberger
wedding in Savannah and later she
went to New York, where she at
tended the Library Association in the
Catskills, afterward visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs Geddings Upper has returned
from Kentucky, where she was the
guest of Mrs. John Raine at the home
of Mrs. Raine's mother, Mrs. Bohun,
with whom she is spending the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Jordan and Mr.
and Mrs Shepard Bryan and two
young daughters left Saturday for
North Carolina, where they will be
for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Lovette will leave
zoon to visit friends at North Beach,
Mass, for a month.
MRS. R. L. COONEY is visiting