Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

Miss kiherine Ellis, the lovely
,Inr laughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
,-gnk Euis was presented formally
-rfiety 1t an afternoon reception
OWEN EridV by her mother. Mrs.
..rs cnterained at her Ansley Park
...Ience. the entire house, which is
mo- nf thelhandsomest in the city,
rss decoraed lavishly.
The debuante and her mother re-
..yed at ne end of the drawing
nom. When the hangings and dra-
..r.ss werepf rose color. The array
elauisit@ bouquets of every kind
.,r- the deutante formed a striking
,arEsround and in addition there
ere Frenh gilt baskets of pink
,sos suspdded to the white columns
f. the ROOD and from the doorways.
4, inns werI massed in the corners If
.a. room ind in the hall American
pa9uty ross were used.
An orchstra played from behind a
,srk of pans, and punch was served
m The brad piazza, which was in
.osnd in hnvas and lined with oaT
raes andbliage plants. Misses Mar
,ar.t crit and Eula Jackson pre-
lied ovathe punch bowl.
lon9buffet table in the dining
-,,n wajcovered with cloth of tilet
,ne andkas adorned with American
Err MislAnnie Lee Mckenzie.
l. hoe
..4rriagI to Mr.. Milton Dargan, Jr.,
7.fl he lhe brilliant social event of
next wtk. was honor guest at two
.grtfo- Friday. Miss Helen Oar
ans licheon at her home was fol-
ovad a bridge tea, at which Mrs.
Iovelltloud and Mrs. John B. Rob
.rfs erertained at their home.
The bargain residence was deco
a,ad nth vari- colored chrysanthe-
nurnshnd covers were laid for ten
n a BE having an unusual decora-
lam in a large silver platter in the
.ertctof the table was a mound OF
fnl from which there rose a silver
7so IF yellow dwarf chrysanthe-
mum! At each end of the table stood
..1yalbaskets, one filled with bright
rod bples and autumn leaves. and
ne ther with pink and purple
X place cards were handpainted
ia BLOW chrysanthemums, and at
cad Mate were little heart shaped
~ Ger baskets of green minis and
colates, which further suggested
ID autumn colors.
Hiss Dargan wore black velvet. the
Jrsage of lace yelled in black chif-
On.
Following the luncheon, at which
he guests included only Miss MCKen-
les bridesmaids and one or two Wis
ting girls. 80 young girls were enter
aimed at the home of Mrs. Claud
md Mrs. Roberts on Peachtree street.
There the decorations were chrysan-
lemums, grown in their garden. In
he living room there were wall pock-
is filled with these flowers, and in
he drawing room pink chrysanthe-
nuns were used, A prettily appoint
ed tea table in the dining room bore
q large crystal vase of white chrysan-
Remums. with minor details in pink
md white The prizes included a
French print and French miniature
aWel boxes.
Among the College Sst.
In compliment to the visiting Chi
pais the Tech Chapter will entertain
at dance at theii chapter house
M North avenue friday evening,
Mrs. John Moore, Hrs. George NJ,
Brown and Mrs. rutherford Lip
scomb will chaperon the party and
about 60 young peope will be pres
-nt. The Phi Kappa sigmas will also
entertain at a danciIg party Friday
at their chapter huse, when IS
friends will be their guests.
At the football game Saturday aft
arnoon the sponsors will be Misses
Bertha Moore and Kate Cooper
Tech: Misses Florelce Hooper and
tora Brown, Georgi.
After the game O. Saturday after
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