Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

Il ASS LOUISE COLLIER Is a tet=d
bride-elect, whose approaching
marriage to Henry T. Stanton,
Of Cincinnati. has been the occasion
FOR round Of parties. On Thursday
Miss Collier was honor guest at two
parties morning bridge, teuderel
her by Mrs. John Miller, being fol-
lowed BY an afternoon bridge given
for her by Mrs. Thomas Philip Hin
man.
Eight girls were guests Of Mrs.
Miller. and they were entertained az
a luncheon served on the card tables
at the close Of the game. The honor
guest was presented with a dainty
boudoir cap, and there was an ivory
jewel box for consolation. with a fan
cy silk bag for the maker Of top
score
Mrs. MiIler's guests included Miss
Collier Miss Ellen Cochrane, OF NAYS
vile, KY, who is the guest Of Miss
Margaret Culberson until after the
wedding. Miss Frances Connally, Miss
Frances Blackley, Miss Margaret
NOrthen and Miss Janet Stirling. Mrs
assisted in entertaining.
The afternoon bridge given by Mrs
Humans guests included a group Of
young girls. The game was played in
the library, which was adorned with
yellow zinnias placed on book cases,
mantels and cabinets. In the hall
there were Jars and vases Of yellow
marigolds.
For Miss Collier there was an ex-
e~f~
and for top score a box Of French
embroidered handkerchiefs. The con-
ISOLATION was also a box Of embroid-
cred handkerchiefs.
The game of bridge was followed by
refreshments served on the card ia
bles. In the dining room the table
was covered with a handsome cloth Of
filet and Venetian lace, upon which
there stood a large silver vase of Kill
larney roses. Silver compotes were
filled with pink and white bonbons
and creamed sweets. and the ices and
cakes carried out the color scheme.
Mrs. Hinman wore a smart fall cos
tune of seal brown crepe de chine and
chiffon, fashioned according to the
latest mode Miss Collier wore one Of
her rousseau costumes Of blue mata-
Jesse.
The guests included Misses Collier,
Ellen Cochrane, Of Maysville KY, and
her hostess, Margaret Culberson;
Carolyn King. Margaret Northen,
Passie May Ottley Amelia Sturgeon,
Eleanor Macy and Laura Cole.
~ compliment to Mrs. Lyle K. Bat
terton. a recent bride, Miss Minnie
Lee Hay entertained at auction
bridge Tuesday afternoon, inviting
twelve guests to meet Mrs. Batterton
Wild purple asters and potted
plants decorated the house and the
prizes were silk hose for the top score
and embroidered towels for the honor
guest.
Miss Hay was gowned in a crepe de
chine Of the new bottle green, with
touches Of real net about the corsaEe
Mrs. Batterton wore an afternoon
frock of peacock duvetyn and her hat
was black.
The guests were Misses Bertha
Wright, Rachael Beck, Mona Price,
Julia Ingram, Elizabeth Ingram, Lou
Use Nell. Fletcher Dora Brinkley, Lii
iian Bailey, Martha Rogers, Louise
Collier, Susie May Price, Mrs. Sterling
Turner, Mrs. Roy Wynne, Mrs. Cliff
ford Pope, Mrs. Dern Bissell. Mrs
Fletcher Heard. Mrs. Manley Boykin
and Mrs. Batterton.
7EN informal event of the week was
~ the auction bridge party given
by Mrs. W. r. c. Smith on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Ponce DeLeon avenue. Mrs. Murchi-
son Thomas, of Savannah, who is be-
ing pleasantly entertained during her
visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tilson,
was honor guest. and invited to meet
her were Mrs. Tilson, Mrs. Vernon
Tilson, Mrs. Arthur Reid Mrs. Sam
uel Ozburn. Mrs. Charles D. Atkinson,
Mrs. Ben Watkins Mrs. Charles P.
King. Mrs Henry Bonney, Mrs. AL
fred Newell. Mrs. W. w Roberts, Mrs.
Harry Tolbert, Mrs. Clayton Gala
way Mrs George Adair, Mrs. Forrest
Adair, Mrs. Arthur Hynds Mrs. Ed
win Stewart and Mrs. Edwin Pearce.
Mrs. Smiths home was adorned
with pink carnations, and the prizes
included embroidered guest towels
for top score, the honor guest and Cor
consolation.
\1R. AND MRS. HOWARD MUSE
have returned from New York.
They spent a few days at At
lantiC City and in Philadelphia, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sterrett, on their way home.
NNE Of the very informal affairs of
Il the week was a turkey trot"
party given by Miss Jan Robin
son at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Scruggs Robinson, in Ansley