Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
In Savannah Social Circles

G AVANNAH, July 5.-A beautiful
dance was given on board the
Tacoma Tuesday evening by the
officers. About so young people we're
invited for tea at o'clock. The dance
followed
Among those invited were Mrs. J.
F. Grady. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dash
er. the Misses Anna Warren and Re
bekah Clark, Of Moultrie; Miss Kath-
crime Ives and her guest, Miss Helen
Smith; Miss Lila Nichols, Miss
Louise Kelly, Miss Helene Dixon, Miss
Sophia Meldrim, Miss Aimee Battey,
Miss Edith Bryson, Miss Susie Cole
Winburn and her guests, Miss Chill
ton and the Misses Swisher, of West
Virginia; the Misses Palmer, Miss
Hull, the Misses Cults, Miss Jose
phine Clark, Miss Sarah Noise, Miss
Lenore Hunter. Miss Nannette West,
Miss Elizabeth Malone, Miss Kate
Bell, Miss Rosa Gibbs and others.
A surprise party was given Tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Mar
jorie Leyser, of Jacksonville, who has
been visiting Mrs. b. Dub. 1t was
masquerade party, and many clever
costumes were worn. The prize
for the best girls costume was won
by Miss Elise Adler.
The young hostess was dressed as a
pretty Spanish maiden. Among the
guests were Miss Mary Barnheim. of
New York; Misses Rose and Tess
Warner, of Jacksonville; Miss Miriam
Abrams, of Brunswick. Miss Mildred
Byck, Miss Rosalins Schwab, Miss Ell
sic Adler, Miss Ethel GuCkenheimeT,
Miss Doris Hellman. Miss Marjorie
Livingston, Miss Elsie Mayer, Miss
Pauline Gardner, Miss Eline Rosen-
baum, Miss Philip Shulhiner and 9TH
ers.
Mrs. w. A. Bishop entertained with
cards Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Benedict, of New Orleans, who
is the guest of Mrs. w. II. Crawford
Miss Sallie Blount, Of Montgomery
the guest of Mrs. Whitfield, and Miss
Lois Eve, Of Augusta, the guest of
Mrs Wilbur Coney.
Invited to meet the guests Of honor
were the Misses Bessie and Fletcher
Copeland, Miss Nettie Cay Little. Miss
Margaret White, Miss Alma Sterly
Miss Lula Wilson. Miss Madge Hicks,
Miss Matte Wilkinson, Mrs. Gambler,
of Athens, the guest of Miss Julia
Righton; Miss Emily Quartermas,
Miss Sara Reddy and others.
Because Of the approaching nation
al holiday the decorations We're in
red, white and blue, and this idea was
carried out in various ways Blue
bird hatpins were given as guest
prizes.
The mems prizes were stickpins
with blue stones, and that for the
girls a lace boudOir cap with blue rib
bons. Two consolation prizes were
also given.
A boating party was given Tuesday
afternoon in honor of several visitors
The party left the Yacht Club at 3
o'clock and enjoyed a run down to
Cabbage Point.
Those present were Miss Susie Cole
Winburn and her guests, Miss Chill
ton and the Misses Swisher; Mrs
Holt and Miss Holt, of Montgomery
who are the guests Of Mrs. T. S.
whitfield; Mrs Wilbur Coney and her
guest, Miss Lois Eve, Of Augusta, the
Misses Bessie and Fletcher Copeland,
Miss Ruth Rankin, Miss Eloise Lyman,
Miss Jane Hopkins Miss Mary Noise.
Miss Mary Howden, Miss Catherine
Charlton. Miss Catherine Gambler. Miss
Josephine Clark, Miss Rachel Beymer,
Miss Rosa Gibbs and Miss Mary Os-
borne.
The party was given by Miss Esa-
belle POstell. Miss Postell was assist
ed by Mrs. James Farie, Mrs. Holt
and Mrs. Coney and Captain Postell.
Camille Thesmar and Richard Brooks
accompanied the party. Among other
guests invited We're Mrs. Hamilton
Fuller. Miss Fanny Tutwiler, Miss
Way Hayward, Miss Sarah Noise and
Miss Louise Kelly.
Miss Edith Bryson Was the hostess