Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

Mrs. Williams viii keep house at IS
West Tenth Street.
Miss Rebekah Divine is being ten
dered a series of delightful parties
during her visit to her aunt Mrs. J
Campbell Maben, in Birmingham. Mr.
and Mrs Maben gave a series of din
ner parties at the Country Club for
their pretty young niece.
Following her visit to Mrs. Maben
Miss Divine will visit her grandma
Their, Mrs. Vincent Divine, in Chatta-
nooga She will then join her mother
Mrs. Emily Carter Divine. and her
sister, Miss Blanche Divine. at the
Carter home at Carriers, Ca, for the
summer, and will probably not re-
turn to Atlanta until fall. Mrs. Di
vine and her two daughters spend
much of their time in Atlanta with
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, and are eX-
ceedingly popular here.
- RIENDS Of Mrs Royal Ingersoll,
who is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Van Harlingen, previous to her depart
ure for a stay of three years in China,
were guests at an informal tea given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Van Har-
lingen. The affair was in the nature
Of a ''bon voyage" party.
Mrs. Van Harrington, Mrs. Ingersoll
and Mrs. Charles e. bowman, Jr., OF
Birmingham, received the guests In
the drawing room, which was decorat-
ed with quantities of pink and white
sweetpeas. Vari-colored nasturtiums
formed the decorations in the han and
library. and tea was served in the
dining room.
The table was covered with lace
cloth, and at one end Mrs. Nell r.
Wilkerson presided over the silver
tea service. A large silver loving cup,
filled with pink and white sweetpeas,
formed the centerpiece, the minor de-
tails being in pink and white.
Mrs. Van Harrington received her
guests wearing black charmeuse sat
in, with the cOrsage formed of shadow
lace and gold lace. Mrs. Ingersoll
was charming in blue brocade satin
and lace, and Mrs. bowman wore
pink brocade satin, combined with
hand-painted lisse.
A series Of informal parties have
been arranged for Mrs IngersoI dur
ing her visit.
" BEAUTIFUL wedding Of Thurs
~ day evening was that Of Miss
Minnie Van Epps to Robert
Graham Hanson, Jr. of Bristol, Tenn.
which took place at the home of the
brides cousin, Mrs. Richard w. john
ston, on Peachtree Road.
Miss Agnes Hanson, sister to the
bridegroom. was maid of honor and
Charles Baumgartner, Jr, of Bristol
was best man. DR.. Dunbar ogden
no as.I ha F.h
witnessed by close friends and rela-
tives.
The bride came in with her brother.
George Van Epps and little Misses
Isabel and Parmela Johnston held in
place the ribbons which formed the
aisle for the entrance of the bride
into the library, where the wedding
party had an effective background OF
palms and ferns and baskets of by
drangeas added 10 the beauty Of the
scene. The other reception rooms
were decorated with roses, ferns and
smilax
After the ceremony supper was
served in the dining room where the
table had as its Centerpiece a large
silver basket Of pink roses. the can
die shades and candles were pink.
The brides gown was of white brc-
cade satin, with point lace and pearls
as It's auOFnmenL her lulle veil was
caught about her face with orange
blossoms. and her bouquet was brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Hanson wore a white lace
gown over white and carried pink
roses The little ribbon bearers were
daintily clad in lacy lingerie froclSs
with pink ribbons.
Mrs. Johnston was gowned IN black
chiffon. She was assisted in receiV-
ing by the brides aunts, Mrs. W
W. Thomas. of Macon; Mrs. George
Thomas, OF Athens; Mrs. Carleton
Hillyer. Of Augusta. and by Mrs.
George Muse, Mrs Norwood Mitchell
Mrs a. NJ. Thomas and Miss Ella
May Thornton, Misses Thomas. OF
Athens, and by the bridegroom's
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs r.
@. Hanson OF Bristol