Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26

father and mother moved to this city.
large Introduction party was given
for her by Mrs. Robert Maddox, and
after that her own especial charm
and her exceptional beauty quickly
made her a belle. The brides whose
weddings were or will be graced by
Marion Acheson's attendance are
Nashville girls-friends Of her school
girl days. On October 81 Milhrey
Keith was married to Henry Frazier,
~ which affair Miss Acheson was
maid of honor. Some time this week
on the 2Sth, l believe-she VIII
time Margaret Trousdale will wear
the white satin and orange blossoms,
and her husband be is Rogers
Caldwell. An of these are Nashville
young people. Soon after the wedding
festivities the fluids" will be giving
their parties. Miss ACheson will first
visit Miss Ellen Stokes and after the
debut OF Miss Stokes she will be the
house guest of Miss MARI Wither-
spoon, another NASHVILLE bud"
N DAY or so after the recent visit
~ here of Richmond Pearson Hob
son I rode down on the Peach
tree car with a certain Atlanta belle
who was chum of Hobson's sister
Margaret, when she was a student at
Agnes Scott Our conversation nat
urally turned to Hobson.
You know, l think Hobson was
the kissee and not the kisser in that
famous kissing episode which he
underwent right after the Spanish
war;" she sagely remarked. 81 think
so, too" | replied, but as you were
not old enough to have an opinion at
that date l don't see how you know
anything about it." I teasingly added.
And then she told me that last sum-
mer she and a half dozen other
girls from Georgia and other States
at Monteagle were completely capti-
waited by Richmond Pearson Hobson
as soon as he arrived on the scene.
81 give you my word, every girl in
Monteagle was in love with him be-
fore he had noticed a single one Of
u.s." she said. THE second morning
of his stay the weather was awfully
cool and no one expected to take a do
in the lake that morning, until Hob
son appeared on the bank of the pool
in Chautauqua Park wearing his
bathing suit. Then every girl there
myself in the number-'flew' into
our bathing suits and got into that icy
water, where we shivered and shook
and nearly froze to death-but we
stayed in the pool. as long as Hobson
did, anyway"
I HAVE the pleasure to announce
another debutante to the list
which will adorn Atlanta's social
record this season. Elizabeth Boyd,
daughter of Mrs. Isaac Boyd, who
has been ION the wing a year or so
with her mother, spending the winters
in Florida and the summers in va
rious cities, will come home for her
debut season. That is, she palms TO
have a debut in Atlanta as well as
one in Nashville, where she is spend
ing the autumn. EliZabeth's Nash
vile debut will be made at a brilliant
affair to be given soon by Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Carpenter at their mag
nificent new home near the city. A
large dinner party for her has been
set for October 20 at the Hermitage
Hotel, when Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ.
Eastman will entertain. This charm
ing young woman was a guest in A.
lanta this summer, visiting her friend,
Miss Carolyn King. She will be eX-
tenslvely entertained when she comes
to Atlanta to make her bow and l am
sure everybody will delight in the
patriotism" Of Mrs. Boyd and her