Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

/ daughter, Frances JEANNE Craine, to
James Augustus Simpson, which took
place June 4 at the residence of Rob-
ert J. Hudson in West End.
Miss Annabelle Richardson, a cous-
in of the bride, was her only attend
ant, and Garrett Ware was best man.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, w. S. Richardson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. 5.
Reid, and the music for the occasion
was rendered by Miss Mamie Clyburn.
After an informal reception, which
included the relatives and intimate
| friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson left on
their wedding trip. On their return
the viii go to housekeeping at 16
| Egleston Street, West End.
An important meeting of the Uncle
Remus Memorial Association will be
| held June 10 at 1890 o'clock at the
| Wren's Nest. The committees Of the
| May Festival are requested to bring
their reports.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Royal Inger-
soil, U. s. N, will arrive Tuesday
/ for a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| NJ. VanHarlingen. They will then
| leave for San Francisco, where Lieu
1 tenant Ingersoll will join the fleet for
three-year stay in Asiatic waters.
/ Mrs. Ingersoll will remain in China
/ during that time.
/ Miss Pattie McGehee entertained
| 100 members of the college set at a
dancing party Friday evening at the
| Piedmont Driving Club. Her cousin
Miss Lyra Hatcher Swift, of Column
I h he
| young people were chaperoned by Mr.
and later there was dancing.
| Supper was served on the broad
4 piazza overlooking Piedmont Park
and later theer was dancing.
] Miss MCGehee wore white chiffon
cloth and shadow lace. Miss Swift
wore pink chiffon with draperies OF
/ lace caught with pink rosebuds. Mrs
/ McGehee wore white and black chif-
fon cloth and lace.
| Mrs. John Spalding entertained the
members OF her history class yester-
day afternoon at The Homestead" "a
meet Mrs Alex Bonneyman. The
/ house was deliberately decorated with
| flowers from the old fashioned gar
| den.
will observe Flag Day on next
HE Atlanta Chapter, D. A. R..
Saturday afternoon with an APP
/ propriate program at Craigie House
Mrs. James o. Wynn, regent, has ar
ranged an interesting program. which
/ includes solos by Mrs Ransom
l Wright, an address by the chaplain
/ DR.. Hugh Walker; the relating of an
| interesting incident appropriate tc
/ Flag Day, which was witnessed by
1 Mrs. A. Med. Wilson on her trip East
with the Old Guard and a group Of
piano solos by Mrs Mary Craft Ward.
DR.. A. NJ Hughlett will also give
an address, and the chapter members
will sing THE Star Spangled Ban
ner." led by Mrs. Ransom Wright. a
group OF the younger members will
serve refreshments All chapter mem
bers are invited, at 4 o'clock.
1 N TYPICAL summer party was
~ given by Mrs. Dan Lyle or
Thursday, when she entertain
/ ing in honor Of Miss Martha Francis
| whose marriage to Claude Douthit
will be one of the very interesting
/ June weddings. Symbolic of the wish
I of the hostess for a rosy pathway
[ through life were the decorations
/ chosen for the luncheon, every detail
of the affair being carried out in rose
color.
A large plateau of pink sweetpeas
formed the central decoration for the
I luncheon table, and surrounding II
" ere crystal vases of the same flow
ers. The place Of each Of the eight
young women present, was marked
/ by a corsage bouquet of pink sweet
peas, and the place cards were hand
painted with the same flowers.
In the other apartments. vases OF
rose colored hollyhocks and Dorothy
Perkins roses formed the decoration
and the hostess chose for the occa-
sion morning gown of pink linen
combined with lace, which was In
perfect harmony with her color
scheme
, Miss Francis was attractive in a
French model of white crepe, embroid-
cred in graduated polka dots in the
American Beauty shade. The little
coat was caught in front with large
bow of black satin, the wide girdle