Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
Society
News of
Atlanta
rISS ELIZABETH REID ROC
III ERS, of Washington. D. c., the
\ o1ast of Mrs. Henry Jackson.

rTSS ELIZABETH REID ROC
IN ERS, of Washington. D. c., the
VI guest of Mrs. Henry Jackson,
-,s the honor guest at a beautifully
snrofrted dinner party given by Mrs.
Jackson last evening. The artistic ia
Me adornment was an arrangement of
,rr-ra phloX and yellow jonquils, placed
in bfsuue urns and epergnes, to simu-
late an Italian garden. Various deco
-atiya details in purple and gold were
Introduced for further adornment. The
,snd-painted placecards for the ladies
we're miniature millinery boxes with
Easter hats In them. French figures
adorned the cards marking the mems
= places.
The young women present were
beautifully gowned. Miss Rogers wore
dinner toilet of coral charmeuse with
n near garniture, the corsage adorned
with cluster of Parma violets. Mrs.
Jackson wore white satin draped in
white chiffon with a border of pearls
and corsage trimming of pearl motifs.
Among the guests Miss Passie May
Ottlev wore a beautiful costume of
white satin draped in white chiffon,
with bands of pearls upon the skirt and
ro-sage. Her flowers were valley lilies
and Parma violets.
Miss Sara Rawson wore cell blue
satin. bordered in brown fur and hav-
Ing "a garniture of lace and touches of
lavender upon the corsage.
satin with overdress of beaded chiffon
and girdle of old blue velvet.
Miss Marian Atchison was gowned in
white brocade, with garniture of
rhnestones and lace.
Miss Marjorie Brown was in tur-
ouoise blue satin, with the corsage
\ formed of lace, and her flowers were
4 violets and daisies.
The young men of the party were
Il Messrs. James Alexander, Ralph Ra-
gan Samuel Slicer. Herbert Allen and
Dr.. Montague Boyd.
Mrs. Oakley Lectures.
The lecture to be given this evening
+ by Mrs. Imogene B. Oakley, of Phila-
B de phia. general federation chairman Of
civic service reform and a member of
the board of directors Of the civic clubs
VI Philadelphia, will be an event of I'M
usual interest, to which the general
4 public is invited. The hour for the
lecture is o'clock, and real treat will
be enjoyed. Mrs. Oakley is a splendid
4 speaker, and woman OF much force
4 and power Every member of the At
lanta City Federation is urged to at
tend.
Entire Nous Dance.
The Entire Nous club entertained at
an informal dance in the Kimball house
ball room Wednesday evening, March
r. Those attending were Misses Car
RE Brown, Winnie Wilson, Edna Wal
raven, Mae Hall, Ethel Daniel, Miss
Chambers, Misses Estelle Brown, Annie
Wade Pattman, Mary Griffith, Flora
Mae Frost Elizabeth Clayton, Mildred
Parks, Cora Thornton, Lucille Davis,
Allie Ramseur, Hilda Ccharf Ursula
Workman, Pearl Robinson, Jennie Mae
Galloway, Verna Eaves Ada Eaves,
Irene VanDySe, Julia House, Leola
House, Beatrice Mathews, Elizabeth
Dudley, Ruth King, Winnie Ison, Neil
Douthy, Alice Snodgrass, Ruth Buch-
anan, Martha Marion, Mary Eleanor
Gathright Messrs. A. y. Anderson,
William H. Anthony, Stewart Baird,
]. G. Baldwin, Jr, Bryan Baldwin, II.
O. Baugh, S. e. Breedin, F. A. Bride
we'll, George Brown. H. L. Branden-
bury c. S. Burgess, f. w. Boney, Wal
ter Cain, r. p. Cheshire, j. r. Cour-
son. Charles C. Cowan, Ralph Dean,
Ellington, sydney Dunn, w. c. F'lana-
gam, William +. Fraser, c. T. Greer,
4 7 0. House, Forrest Hays, Ed Jarvis,
Homer Johnson, c. E; LaFontaine,
Hugh Mauch, j. Mcdonald, ]. S. Nc
kinnon, Donald MCKEE, L. ]. Rymske,
Charles Sheridan, c. L. Whiteside,
Drew, Swanson, Max Springer, Bob
Steele, II. S. Young. George Edwards,
Clyde Fleming. Ernest Trott, w. ].
Weems Clarence Harrison, Sterling
GarWood, A. NJ. Steele, j. H Maddox,
Jr, Joe Doherty, c. E. BEEN, George
Baker L. L. Horner, Crawford Mad
COX and George Edwards
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Walker and
Mrs. Mabel Galloway.
Mrs, Hayes Hostess.
Mrs. Jack D. Hayes entertained at
tea Yesterday afternoon at the Geor-
CLAN Terrace in compliment to Miss
Allie Quillian, bride elect.
Jonquils were used in quantities in
The tea room.
Miss QuiIlian wore an elegant brown
silk with trimmings of velvet and lace.
Her hat was of brown to match her
costume. Mrs Hayes was lovely In
Nue crepe dc chine and large picture
hat