Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

SAVANNAH, June Eleven IN the
young college set this week has been
a dull one socially. for many Of the
girls and boys are attending COM
mencement exercises. and not until
next week viii the gayeties at home
be resumed.
The first large party Of the summer
Will be the dance with which Miss
Susie Cole Winburn viii entertain
the college set the first of the week
at the Yacht Club, in honor Of Misses
Helen and Sarah Swisher, and Miss
Agnes Chiffon, who viii arrive to-
morrow morning from Charleston. W.
Va, to be her guests. Miss Winburn
has just returned from the Univer-
sity commencement at Athens.
Miss Edith Bryson will entertain
later in the week for Miss Dorothy
Atkinson, Of Detroit, who will be her
guest. and for Miss Helen Smith, Of
Wisconsin, who is visiting Miss Kath-
crime Ives. Miss Smith is an exceed
ingly beautiful girl. who has been the
guest of honor at a number of small
parties recently. She and Miss Ives
win leave in two weeks for New York.
Miss Katherine Charlton, who has
just been graduated from Vassar Col
lege, has returned home. Miss Charl-
ton will be one of the attractive
debutantes of next winter
Another college girl in the debutante
set will be Miss Inez Teideman, who
has just been graduated from Smith
Miss Tiedeman viii return home this
week, and viii be with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Tiedeman, at
Isle Of Hope, for the summer
Miss Dorothea Karow, who has
been spending the year abroad, will
return in September with her mother
for the wedding Of her brother, Ed
ward Karow, and will make her debut
next winter.
Miss Katherine Osborne. who sailed
recently with a party of fourteen for
a European trip, is now in Bremen.
Miss Osborne will return TO New York
during August, and viii come South
later in the season. She will be one
of the charming debutantes of next
winter.
Miss Elizabeth St. Julien Ravenel
has recently been graduated from
Winthrop College, and will be a
debutante next season.
Other debutanteS of the season will
be Miss Agnes Reese, who has just
finished at St Marys, Raleigh, \. c.,
Miss Felia Lindsay, who has finished
at Sweet Briar, and Miss Elizabeth
Gambler.
There Will be an unusual number
of visiting girls here for the summer
Besides the Misses Swisher and
/ Miss Chiffon, Miss Susie Winburn will
have as her guests next week the
Misses Laura and Isabel Kennedy, of
Youngstown, Ohio
Miss Ruth Ely is entertaining a
party of house guests, including Miss
Mary Bellamy, of Wilmington, n. c.;
Miss Katherine Champion of Mobile
and Miss Virginia Wright, of New
York. These girls, like Miss Win
burns guests, are National Cathe-
dral students.
Miss Mary Granger will have as
her guests for part of the summer
Miss Betty Cornwell of Short Hills.
n. j.; Miss Gretchen Mott. Of Scran-
ton, Pa; Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
Of Philadelphia, and Miss Augusta
Clark, of Birmingham. They viii ar
rive about July 10. Miss Granger
has just returned from Peekskill.
Several small parties made Tues
day interesting to various groups of
young people
Miss Julia Bird, of Norfolk who is
visiting Miss Carolina Wilson. was
the guest of honor at a delightful
little luncheon at the Yacht Club, the
party of ten being ChaperOned by
Mrs Henry l.. Richmond and Mrs.
Olaf Otto.
In the afternoon Mrs. Hampton
Wade entertained a party of forty or
fifty children at her cottage at Tybee
for her little son, Master William
Wade The party had been post
pOned from last week on account of
the weather. The weather was ideal
for such an occasion which was
much enjoyed by the little people.
A lawn fete was given in the even
ing by the ladies of the Fourth Bap-
l4Sl vi VI III at lltt eAlA4 active llbAAiS VI
Mrs. Griffith, Fifty fourth and Bar
nard Streets. Many people of the
neighborhood attended. and enjoyed
the reading of Miss Edna Lee Swim
dell and the delightful refreshments.
Quite a number Of marriages helped
to enliven the social calendar.
The marriage of Miss Louise Sin
gletOn to Rufus J. Herring took
place Wednesday evening at Wesley
Monumental Church. The church was
decorated with palms, and the Cere-
mony was a simple and beautiful one
The wedding music was played by
Miss Addie Mae Gibson, the organ
list. who gave the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" as professional,
and Mendelssohn's wedding march as
occasional
The bride and her sister, Miss Eu-
genia Singleton, entered together.
They We're met by the bridegroom
with his best man, his brother, DR..
L. J. Herring, of Winston, n. c. The
marriage was performed by the Rev
I. d. Ellis, the pastor.
The bride wore her travelling gown,
a tailored suit of dark blue and a
becoming hat. She carried a bouquet
of white roses. Miss Eugenia Single
ton wore a pretty lingerie gown with
sash of pink and carried pink roses. !
Mrs. John Cornell, the matron Of hon