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

der theauspices of the Joseph Haber-
sham chapter, d. A. R., July 4.
The entertainment will be sponsor
ed bya number of prominent people
including Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
son Pei, Mr.. and Mrs. John A Per-
due. dr. and Mrs. Morris Brandon,
Mr.. md Mrs. w. H. Kiser, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Inman, Mr. and Mrs
J. ! NUnnally, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
B. cott Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Manley,
MI and Mrs. Reuben Arnold, Mr.. and
Ms. Edward Fl. Ansley and Mr.. and
Ms. Harvie Jordan.
The dance is being arranged by
rs. Belle White Stallings, assisted
s. members of the chapter.
At a special booth, draped in flags
and smilax, the new temperance
drink. the Eleanor Mint" will be
served, the drink to be mixed by a
professional mixer" Light refresh
ments will be served in the rear of
the ballroom, and the hotel orchestra
will play for the dancers.
The tickets will be sold at the Ho-
tel Ansley office for one dollar. The
affair will be a large event, as are
all the occasions sponsored by this
chapter of prominent women.
THE season at Wrightsville Beach
is in full swing, and many All
l. fN
that place. Mrs. John Kiser and
John Kser, Jr., leave June 10, as do
Mrs. Hurry Stearns and her children,
Mrs. ] Frank Meador and her daugh-
Ter CHARLOTTE. on the LIST of July, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie and Miss
Salli{ Cobb Johnson leave. Mrs w.
4. JEnigan and Miss ErsSin Jarnigan
90 dis week and will be guests of
Mrs Northrup in Wilmington for the
frs part of their stay, later going to
N. Seashore Hotel
Irs. A. w. Calhoun, Miss Harriet
dhoun, Mrs. w. 0. Jones and Miss
Bssie Jones are spending ten days
Atlanta Beach. Fla. Other Allan
ans at Atlantic Beach are Mrs. L. 7.
Nallings, Miss Ruth Stallings and
Hiss Marion Goldsmith.
Mrs. Roland Aston has returned
home after visiting her uncles, c. T.
and w +. Hutchinson, at their homes
On Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga. Her
sisters. Mrs jerome simmons Jr,
and Mrs. Charles Dannals, are no"
the guests of their relatives in Chat-
tanooga.
Mrs. Peter Erwin has returned
home from Columbia and Edgetield'
5. G.. where she was delightfully."- en-
tertained.
Miss Julia Dunning has returned
from Annapolis, where she paruci-
pated i'm the gaieties of commence
ment Of the Naval Academy. During
her stay at Annapolis, Miss Dunning
was the guest of Mrs. w. J. 10th.
She spent few days in Washington
and Baltimore before returning home.
AIRS. MARION T. BENSON, who
was the guest of Mrs. Guy
Paine in Macon last week. was
rendered series of parties during
her visit. Mrs. Paine gave bridge
party of four tables in her honor
Mrs. Llewellyn Hillyer entertained at
bridge. and other informal affairs
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Paine and
Mrs. Benson motored to OglethorPe
for the weekend to spend a day or
so with Mrs Benson's father H. u.
Bagley. at his plantation
MRS. ROYAL INGERSOLL, VINO
VI left last week with Lieutenant
Ingersor for a stay of three
wars in China. was rendered several
nrttv parties during her visit to her
PARENTS. Mt and Mrs. j. NJ. Van Har-
ii1gen The bridge tea at Whlch MIS-
Frank Cundell entertained Tuesday
vas a compliment to Mrs. Ingersol.
Mrs. Cuudelrs home was decorated
with daisies and sweetpeas, and silk
nose were given for prizes.
Those invited to meet Mrs. niger
soil were. Misses Eda and Margue-
rite Bartholomew. Mrs w. 5. Ell
kin IT., Mrs Ivan Allen, Mrs Thomas
Weaver. Mrs. Oscar Pappenheimer,
Mrs William Gambler, Mrs r. ]. Hob
son Mrs. Charles bowman, JE, OF
birmingham. Mrs. John Gilmore Mrs.
Il. L. Craig, Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie,
Mrs Mark McCord, Mrs. Blrwell
pope. Mrs. William Arnaud and MISS
Louise Watts.
Mrs. Cundell wore lavender en-
broidered crepe.
The informal luncheon given Mon
dav at the Piedmont Driving Club by
Mrs. Nell Wilkinson was also com
Dliment to Mrs IngersOl. luncheon
was served in the pink 1oom, the
table being decorated with pink and
white sweetpeas. with all minor de-
tails in pink and white. Mrs VIII
llfnson's guests included nrs. lnger-
soil Mrs. J. NJ. Van Haringen, Mrs.
w. D Smith. Mrs. Van Ninkle VIII
Einson and Mrs Edward Van Wrinkle.
AnRS. EMMA CONNALLY left
VI Thursday for New York and
will spend the summer in the
4 ifrondacks, as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tempe Graves and
Miss Graves. who vii occupy the
Milholand home in he Adirondachs
throughout July and August
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Harris are
now in Paris. wherethey will be until
the first of July hey are making a
tour of the conthent and will be
abroad until September. returning in
time to be in Atlnta for the mar
rage of Miss Louse Collier and Hen