Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

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EllAtlanta seems to be either giving
paMes or going to them. The
1ries elect, the debutantes, and the
nay visitors now in the city. each
recve their share of attention, and
NoNmber has already established a
reccd for gayety, which has not been
sxcded for some time.
Ft this week, there are any num-
berf interesting events. Miss Dula
Iacbon, a brtde-elect of December,
villoe rendered a luncheon Monday
~ frs. Charles A. Sisson. Mrs.
WaAr Towards tea will compli-
ner Mrs. Albert Hayward and Mrs
4orsr Cage Of Worcester, Mass,
Mrs John King Ottley's guests, and
Mrs Martin Dunbar's afternoon
crits will compliment a ride-elect,
Mis- Louise Watts, and a visitor,
Mrs D. M. Newbold, of Baltimore,
Mr., Louise Moekee's guest There
WILDE several large evening affairs,
amlg them Miss Anne Akers' din
1eriance at the Piedmont Club, and
Mi Mary Helen Moody's theater
pay and supper party for Miss An
Melee Mckenzie, another BRIDE
ele-
pretty Virginia visitor, Miss
Dcothy Judkins, will be honor guest
at he afternoon bridge Mrs Frank
Hand gives Tuesday. Miss Evelyn
Gene, a debutante, and her guest,
Ms Emily Arlington, of Rome, will
. rendered an afternoon bridge by
vs. Russell Gresham Miss Louise
Ntts will be honor guest at the tea
rs. Benjamin Weaver and Miss
Dssie Lambert give and MisssAlgate
lis, a debutante, will be compli-
ented with dinner dance, at which
amuei Slicer entertainS at the
belmont Club. Mrs. Victor r.
smiths tea will assemble number
bf West End friends, and Miss Louise
Watts will be rendered a morning
Ioridge party by Mrs. Edgar Dunlap.
Mrs. Fleming DuBtgnon, who re-
gently returned from an extended alb
ysence abroad, will be honor guest at
he large buffet luncheon Mrs. Motto
Fitz- Simons gives Wednesday. Mrs.
Frank Gundell and Mrs. William Ar
maud give an afternoon reception for
Miss Watts.
One OF the most Interesting events
81 the week will be the dinner dance
at which Mr. and Mrs. Edward c.
Peters entertain Wednesday evening
at the Piedmont Club. The guests
viii come in costume, and the affair
will be distinctly novel, in that the
ladies' will all wear headdress Illus
rating the different nations. This
will give scope for great originality,
and the affair will be one OF unusual
pleasure and interest Thursdays
calendar shows a luncheon for Miss
Eula Jackson, at which Mrs. James
D1ckey will entertain. Mrs Ernest
Duncan gives an afternoon bridge for
Miss Louise Watts.
nf a
evening will be the wedding of Miss
Annie Lee Mckenzie and Milton
Dargan, Jr., at the Mckenzie resi-
5ence. when several hundred guests
will be entertained.
Mrs. Robert Yancey, of New York,
Mrs. Joseph Raines' guest, will be
.endered an afternoon reception Fri
day at the Piedmont Club by her
hostess Miss Leila Neer gives an
afternoon bridge for Mrs. Arthur
Preston, a recent bride, and for Miss
Louise Watts, a bride elect.
The week will have a very gay
close, with Mrs, Boiling Jones' buff
let luncheon for MrsS Howard Buck
nell on Saturday, the afternoon par
~ Mrs. Francis Jones gives for Miss
Louise Watts. and the several dinner
parties at the Piedmont Club, among
one TO be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Roolnson for Misses Adgate Ellis,
Mamie Ansley and Jessie Mckee,
three debutantes.
Mrs. Charles A. Conklin will be
hostess at two luncheons, entertaining
group Of married friends, Tuesday,
ana again Friday. at her Peachtree
street residence.
N-MERICA NJ ,.c-.z $780,
\ white chrysanthemums formed
the motif for the elaborate deco
-atlonS of the Conklin residence ON
@rloay, when Mrs. Charles A. Conklin
entertained go of her friends among
ne unmarried set in honor Of her
niece Miss Lamar Latham, of Wash
hgton, D. G.
In the dining room, done in old w.
Dry with rose colored draperies, these
.oses We're banked on the mantle, the
oulleJ and serving table. and from the
enter or handsome table there rose
q tail vase Of American Beauties
reaching almost to the ceiling. The
90nbons and creamed sweets which
,uled silver compotes, were embossed
n American Beauties and every de-
an OF the affair was artistic and
beautiful.
Mrs William P. Hill made a charm
ing picture as she presided over the
punch table, placed in the hall, the
ooWl being set on a plateau of au-
sumn leaves and banked with autumn
fruits.
Mrs. Conklin was lovely in mid
night blue crepe faille. the gown
,inartly fashioned and the corsage
eorined Of lace. Miss Latham wore
name colored charmeuse, draped, and
soInplned with gold threaded lace.
soFSage bouquet of orchids completed
ger costume. Her grandmother Mrs.
susan Lipscomb Mays who helped
ecelve, wore black and white en-
oroldered silk wolfe.
Mrs. Conklin gives two iuncheons
next week for her married friends,
one having been set for Tuesday and
mother for Friday.
ID LUE for the girls and pink for
the boys" were the colors used
by Mrs Roy Collier at an
5.aoorate children's party Friday aft
5IIoon, when her small son, Roy, Jr.,
eleorated his third birthday. In
stead OF the conventional Jack Hor-
ier pie, an immense pink rose held
.aVors for each guest, the little girls
lFaWing their favors with blue rib
2ols and the boys gayly drawing
@'eLrS with pink ribbons. Butterfly