Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

News of
Atlanta
~ CITED PLANTS, growing mar
cissi, foliage plants, white roses

cissi. foliage plants, white roses
and Roman hyacinths formed the
decorations at the Inman Park resi-
dence of Miss Lucy Stockard this aft
ernoon when Miss Stockard entertained
at large tea. The honorees were Miss
Stockard's house guest, Miss Fanny
Tutwiler of Savannah: Miss Mildred
Rose. of East Orange, N. J., the guest
of Miss Lucille Dennis; Miss Amanda
Grace, of Hawkinsville. the guest Of
Miss Marques Ritch, and Miss Jane
tombstone. bride elect.
Miss Stockard and the honor guests
received in the drawing room. where
palms were grouped in the corners or
the apartment. The mantel was banked
with growing plants intermingled with
vases OF white roses and narcissi
The punch table was placed in the
living room, and was covered with
lace cloth and wreathed with greenery,
the bow being hung with green grapes
Misses Mildred Dobbs, Adelaide Clay
ton and Nancy Smith served punch.
Throughout all apartments, of which
the walls are delicate shade of sreen,
the color scheme Of green and white
predominated.
In the dining room the table was COW
cred with lace mats, and had for a
centerpiece large cut glass bowl OF
Roman hyacinths and narcissi. Rising
from IT was a tall cut glass vase Of
Write roses and maidenhair ferns. Sill
ver compotes held bonbons and nints
in white and green. The sandwiches
and ices carried out the pretty color
scheme. Tea was poured from silver
service by Misses Mary and Georgia
Rice.
Miss Stockard wore pale green char
neuse satin, outlined with clusters Of
French roses, the gown having an over
drapery of green chiffon deliberately
embroidered in silver and gold. Miss
Tutwiler wore white charmeuse satin,
with overdrapery Of white chiffon,
caught with gold roses and a garni-
tu1e OF gold lace on the corsage, Miss
JolInstone was gowned in pink satin.
with panniers Of ciel blue crepe de chine
and a corsage OF shadow lace over
white satin. Mrs. c. c. Stockard who
assisted her daughter in entertaining,
wore black crepe meteor.
Others assisting were Mrs. c. V. Le-
Craw. Mrs. George Clayton, Mrs. Robert
Burgess and Misses Marques Ritch,
Katie Sturdivant Lillian Sturdivant
Ruth Tanner, Virginia Ribble, Rose
Bell Chairman Annie Sykes Rice, Lu-
Gle Dennis, Marian Foster Caro- Sharpe
and Gladys Catchings
Miss Stockard will entertain the
members of her bridge club tomorrow
morning in honor of Miss Tutwiler.
Miss Caro- Sharpe has recalled invita-
tons to the bridge party she was TO
have given Thursday morning In honor
OF Miss Tutwiler, on account OF the
death Of her grandmother.
Misses Burke ComplInented.
Misses Marjorie and Roberta Burke,
of New Iberia La, who are being en-
tertained informally as guests OF Miss
Penelope Clarke. were the honorees to-
day when Miss Mary Blalock enter
tanned the members of the Tuesday
Morning Sewing club. The club mem
hers many of whom are expert needle
women. spent an hour in sewing after
which dainty luncheon was served.
Miss BIaiock's guests included Misses
Clarke. Edith and Antoinette Kirkpat-
rick. Grace and Helen Thorn, Emmie
WflinEhan, Lillian sturdivant, Annie
Lou Padgett and Mary Lucy Turner,
and Mrs. Julian Prade.
Yesterday the Misses Burke were the
honor guests at an informal luncheon
AT which Mics Agnes Carey entertained
AT her home. The table had for CEN
terpdece a vase of yellow flowers, sur
rounded by yellow shaded tapers, with
all decorative details in yellow.
Following the luncheon. Miss Clifford
West gave a box party at the Grand
for the Misses Burke, the party tnclud-
ing Miss West, Misses Burke, Misses
Penelope Clarke, Adrenne Battey and
Margaret Lewis.
Miss Katherine Lovett Will enter
tain informally at bridge tomorrow
morning in honor of Miss Clarke and
the Misses Burke
Mrs, Manning EntSrtair&
Mrx II. A. Manning entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon at her home
on Washington street Plotted cycla-
nen and hyactnths formed the attract
i've decorations and dainty refreshments
we're served
The guests we're Mesdames A N. Al
len. Remie r. Abbott. Henry Bartlett
L. w. Brown, Willis Dobbs. Baldwin
Davis, J. H. Haden, L. J. Weimer, p II
Williams, T. c. Msbry, w. c. McLen -
DON, L. II. Buroine and s. F. Seawen
Society Al Thsater.
The initial performance of The Mer-
nv Widow" at the Atlanta last evening
was witnessed by many young people.
Among those noted in the audience
were Misses Penelope Clarke and her
guests. Misses Marjorie and Roberta
Burke, Of New Iberia, La; Misses
Kathd<yn Gordon, Lula Dean Jones,