Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Grant, was presented for
nsUv to society Wednesday, when
Mrs. Grant gave an afternoon recep-
Ion for her married friends, fol-
lowed by g dinner-dance at which
Mr. and Mrs. Grant entertained a
limited number OF young people. Both
affairs we're given at tho Grant Yesi-
6ence on Peachtree street and were
characterized by exquisite taste.
! striking background for the
deoutante and her mother was pro-
vided by the bouquets sent the debu-
tante, which included hundreds Of
rsrs blossoms, beautifully arranged.
Pink roses and pink chrysanthemrms
we're lavishly used in all apartments,
he mantels in the drawing room and
dining room being solidly banked
With these flowers. Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the living room, and
the sun parlor, where punch was
served from a bowl imbedded in pink
chrysenthemums, was converted into
E floral bower. The walls and ceiling
we're entirely covered with Southern
bamboo and electric baskets OF pink
shaded lights were caught by fes-
toons OF smilax, ending in clusters
Of pink orchid lights,
In the dining room, from the inches
a. either side OF the mantel, rose
mounds OF varieeated foliage plants,
Eurnounted by two large silver loving
oupe Of pink roses and valley lilies.
4 mound OF these flowers topped by
E,iirectoirs stand filled to overflow
ing with pink roses and valley lilies,
formed the table centerpiece, sur
rounded by silver candlestlcks bear
ing Dresden shades and silver COM
ootes filed with bonbons. In the
hall an orchestra played behind a
bank Of palms, and the newell posts
we're topped with great baskets of
pink roses and valley lilies,
MrA Grant and her daughter were
charming, Mrs. Grant wearing en-
srald green chiffon, deliberately in
cruBted N silver, with slippers and
hose to match. A pearl necklace,
orchids and valley lilies completed
her toilet, Miss Grant wore white
satin, with oyerdress Of tulle en-
6roldered in crystals, and she carried
7,-1 , l. 11at,
Mes.
Mrs. John Marshall Siaton, the
brides aunt, wore electric blue bro
'ade velvet, with corsage Of lace and
border Of white fur, with diamond
necklace and ornaments. Mrs. Hugh
Richardson, another aunt, wore black
charmeuse SATIN with tunic Of gold
ace yelled in black chiffon. Mrs.
Edward Inman's gown Of pale green
satin Was combined with pink chiffon
and gold lace. Mrs. William D. Grant
and Mrs. Hugh Inman, grandnoth-
srs OF the debutante, We're charming
~ gowned, Mrs. Grant In a French
creation combining black brocade
velvet, with tunic OF point lace and
qraperies Of black chiffon, and Mrs.
lnman in black satin combined with
point de Venise lace and chiffon.
For the dinner dance the 40 guests
we're seated at TWO tables, one placed
N the dining room and one In the
sun parlor. Each was decorated with
pink roses and valley lilies, with all
details in pink and white.
Later there was dancing in the
Ballroom, where the walls vera
oraped with wistaria and festoons Of
japanese lanterns. A huge japanese
DarasoS outlined with electric lights
Shd hung with wistaria in autumn
'naoes was suspended from tho cell
ING, and the Japanese idea was car
led out in detail.
MES Grant will be rendered sew
nal brilliant parties, among them the
"'nner-dance Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
'Iinan give December for her, and
saa evening party Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
'~enardson will give this month.
'hE afternoon tea Miss Marie
Pappenheimer gives Friday will
compliment Mrs. Rogers
,Nssae who was Miss Harriet Cole
TJsLofe her recent marriage. Mrs.
I'm D. Woodside, Jr., and Mrs. For
MI Adair, Jr., will serve punch.
uses Helen Hobbs and Alice May
'eernan will assist in entertaining.
HERE have been number of
halloween parties given by the
n., various organizations during the
80 among which was that Of the
lie Remus Memorial Association,
IN a series Of quaint dialect
yr.-Hes and original tableaus on the
sram by Miss Louise A. Williams,
Dra.y...J.Aern girl, whose work of inter-
1ie auon has attracted much favora-
notice from Jack London, Thomas
soh Page, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
VIaer persons of note.
Ia lhlrsday afternoon the Parent
s,-.a.ner Club Of the Hill Street School
FAMED with a Halloween party.
,iEoy"a' witches and fortune tellers
grs,, ' d conspicuous part in the pro-
Mas. W. D. ELLIS. JR., will en-