Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
9 O'Clock Club
Gives Closing
Dance

The Nine O'Clock German club gave
The last Of four brilliant dances which
il has sponsored this season at the
Piedmont Driving club last night.
large assemblago of the young
married set and the younger contingent
tAIuuged the attrdCtively decorated club
apartments and enjoyed the dancing in
the ball room supper was served at
~ O'Clock IN" tables in the dining room
being decorated in pink roses, narcissi
and ferns, with pink shaded tapcgs and
pink confcctious ana ices. The recep-
tiou apartments and the bail room We're
garlandcd I'm greeuery and banked in
the corners with palms and bay trees.
The officers and married members
present received the guests. The grand
march from the bail room to the supper
apartment was led by Mr.. Jesse Draper
president of the club. and Miss Frances
Rowland, OF New York
Among the many beautifully cos
TUNED guests present were several new
Corners who will add greatly to the
pleasure OF future social events one
Of these was Miss Marian Atchison
formerly of Nashville, who was gowned
in white chiffon and shadow lace over
charmeuse with corsage garniture Of
rhinestone. The Misses Lucy and Mat
tie Lamb were other attractive new
corners at the ball
Miss Kitty McEvoy. Of Baltimore,
was a much admired visitor in attend
ance. Miss McEvoy wore a French
toilet of cloth of gold embroidered in
flowers the tunic opening over skirt
made of runlcs Of point lace. Miss
Frances Rowland, of New York, was a
charming visitor. goWned in white chif-
fOn, with crystal embroidery over white
satin.
Mrs. William Tilt, Of New York was
being most cordially welcomed on her
visit here which are always most de-
lightful for her and for her many
friends. She wore a becoming costume
Of black charmeuse. the skirt draped in
soft folds and falling from corsage
composed Of shadow lace outlined in
crystal beads and made over white
chiffon.
Mrs, Robert Lee Cooney. who has re-
Gently returned from a visit to Nash
VILE was a charming guest a the
dance wearing a gown of midnight
blue chiffon over flesh colored satin.
Mrs, Harry English was lovely in
coral colored chiffon over white.
Mrs Charles Remsen wore blue satin,
with an overdress of shadow lace en-
broidered in rhlnestones. and the cor
sage garnitured in crystal motifs.
Mrs Frank Adair was a lovely young
matron at the dance wearing a draped
costume of white charmeuse.
Other guests present were Miss Helen
Dargan, wearing nile green charmeuse,
with overdress of Princess lace; Miss
Annie Lee Mckenzie in ciel blue chif-
fon and shadow lace over cream colored
satin, clusters Of small French rose
buds adjoining the lace tunic and cor
sage; Miss Mary Helen Moody, wear
ing pale green charmeuse with shad-
oW lace tuniC and corsage Of crystal
embroidered shadow lace: Miss Ruth
Stallings, wearing yellow brocade chif-
fon and lace; Miss Sarah Rawson in
shell pink satin with overdress of pink
chiffon and a garniture of crystal on
the corsage; Miss Laura Ansley, wear
ing rose colored brocade velvet, com
bined with satin; Miss Esther Smith in
lavender chiffon and satin; Mrs. Au-
relia Speer I'm black Charmeuse satin;
Miss Charles Owens in shell pink chif-
fon over satin, and Miss Marjorie
Brown In white satin yelled in white
chiffon