Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16
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fh formal presentation to society
OF Miss Katherine Ellis, the
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
FRANK 5. Ellis, was one OF the bril-
liant events of the past week. on
Friday afternoon Mrs. Ellis gave a
larse reception for her daughter. the
guests Including the married set, and
Friday evening the unmarried set
we're entertained at brilliant dinner
dance.
Both affairs were given at the FL
~ residence in Ansley Park, one Of
he handsomest homes in the South
hrs. Ellis, who is noted for her ex-
duisite taste had chosen a scheme "
decoration in perfect harmony with
me appointments of the mansion
Inc broad entrance hall had its door
ways garlanded in smilax, while sus-
pended above were French Gilt bns-
keis Of Killarney roses On an exqui-
site Louis VI table, In the center ~
the hall. stood similar gilt askets OF
the same flowers, closely grouped to-
gether with a few smaller Louquets
Of valley lilies.
The drawing room, where hostess
spd honor guest received, wal n bow
er OF beautiful flowers cent the debu-
tante by her friends. Above the man
ties, and beneath were bouquets AMI
clusters OF all the seasons blossoms,
many tied with tulle. and all be
speaking the popularity OF the charm
Ing young woman.
French gilt baskets OF pink ros .
we're hung against the marble pilas-
fers in the hall. and again over the
doorway into the living room. Punch
was served in the winter gard IN,
where the walls were hung with bam-
boo. studded with tiny electric lights
Misses Esther Smith and Harriet
Calhoun presided over the punch
bowl, set on a marble pedestal and
hung with grapes
In the apartment adjoining, long
buffet table: decorated with silver
vases OF American Beauty roses, hs d
silver platters OF delicious sand
witches There the walls were hung
with bamboo. and hay trees and %
liage plants were massed in the cor
ners
Misses Elizabeth Morgan ard Ai"e
May Freeman presided over a tea ia
BILE, adorned with white roses in sill
Yer vases, in another apartment
where ices and cakes were served.
An orchestra played, and the happiHst
spirit prevailed during the calling
hours.
Mrs Ellis and her daughter made
charming picture as they received
Mrs. Ellis wearing a Cabot model ~
white and silver brocade, the drapc1
skirt ending in the new model train,
and the corsage deliberately embal-
lished in briliants. A magnificent
collar of pearls and diamonds was
worn and she carried a large bouquet
OF white La France roses and valley
liiies.
Miss Ellis wore an exquisite Lucille
model OF white brocade crepe with
the figures outlined IN pearls and bril-
lants. The corsage of tulle had
little coat Of brocade heavily incrust-
ed In pearls and brilliants. and she
carried over her left arm the new
debutantes ring, composed OF pink
roses and lilies. and in her right arm
she carried a large bouquet OF white
orchids and valley lilies, tied with
embroidered tulle
Miss Frances Ellis the Younger
daughter Of the household, and Miss
Grace Goldsmith were a charming
pair, both wearing frocks OF pink
chiffon and lace
A group of young girls who sssis. =
ed Included Misses Adgate Ellis and
her guest, Adeline Davis. Of Virginia:
Margaret Grant, Mamie Ansley, Cal
lie Hoke Smith. Jessie Mckee, Passie
Nay Ottley, Nellie Kiser stewart,