Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

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MI York, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawson
Peel, was the honor guest at a dinner
dance given Saturday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Brandon. Dinner was
served at 1880 o'clock.
Valentine ideas were carried out IN
elaborate and beautiful details OF dec
Grafton. Tall handled baskets, hlleo
with red roses, with their handles show
cred with red hearts and tied with love
knots of red ribbons, adorned the table
while at intervals were placed SILVER
vases OF red and white roses.
The silver candelabra were shaded IN
red. and the red bonbons, which filled
silver compotes, were heart shaped. Inc
MACE cards were charming little Val
er1ttnes. and the Valentine Idea was IN
troduced in many novel details
Following dinner dancing was en-
loved in the long living room Of the
Brandon residence, which is one OF
group Of handsome homes on PAGES
Ferry road. There the decorations were
of garhands Of smilax, caught with clus-
ters of red hearts. In the palm room
there were many potted plants, show
ing red and white blossoms. with the
usual handsome foliage plants.
The hostess, the honor guest, and the
ladies present were Beautifully so"heo
for the occasion. Mrs. Brandon wore
white brocade satin with garniture OF
rhinestones, and in her hair she wore
q rhinestone bandeau caught with one
large pink rose. Mrs. Tits exquisite
toilet Of blue Rauze over blue satin was
rkcbIv embroidered in Oriental colors,
with gold, and the costume was com
plesed by gold slippers. Mrs. Peel was
Rowned in gray charmeuse satin, with
t,rnic of let and touches of American
Beauty velvet.
Mrs Robert Foster Maddox wore
white lace over white satin, with girdle
OF turquoise blue. Mrs William II, XII
ser wore a dancing gown of shell pink
charmeuse satin. Mrs Phinizy calhoun
was gowned in white satin draped IN
chantfIly lace flounces, with overdrap-
ey1ea of pale green. Mrs. John Marshall
SIaton wore white chiffon over black
satin Mrs. Frank Galloway wore
pannier gown Of black satin over pet
rtcoat of white lace. Mrs FREDERICK u
HodRson was gowned in pale green
satin and lace. Mrs. Albert Howell wore
white satin yelled in white chiffon, with
draperies of white tuils.
Dance at Athletic Club.
The game Of basket ball between the
birmingham and Atlanta Athletic CLUB
teams on Saturday evening was fol-
lowed by delightful dance. A Biz
rningham visitor, Miss Dorothy John
son. the guest of Miss Alice May Free
man. was sponsor for Birmingham, and
Miss LYDIA Nash WAS sponsor for At
lanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Block, who
have Just returned from their wedding
Journey to Panama. were among the
chaperons. and were being cordially
welcomed. Mr.. and Mrs. Vaidemar
GUIDE were also chaperons.
Among the many young people pres
emf were Misses Dorothy Johnson, Alice
May Freeman, LYDIA Nash, Clifford
West, Nora Belle Rosser, Louise Ripley,
Laura Ripley, Mary Helen Moody,
ESafth Duneon Elizabeth Dunson, Elise
Brown, Julia Meador, Gladys Levin,
Helen Morris, Emily Winship, Mary
Hines. Margaret Haverty, Penelope
Clarke, Bessie Brady Laura Cowles,
Frances Connally, Helen Jones, Isabel
Kuhrt, Margaret Northen and Helen
Dykes, Messrs. Frank Spratlng, Hugh
Scott, Edward Barnett. Bockover Toy,
Ernest Ramspeck Carl Ramspeck Ray
Werner, Remsen King. Ben Daniel,
Lewis McCoyne. W. E Harrington, Ar
thur Clarke. Hal Hentz, Hughes Rob-
srts, Joseph Hodgson, Hamilton Doug
las. Jr> Julian Thomas, J. V. Pierson
Harold Brady, Stokes Connor. Walton
Griff1th. Nat Thornton, Leo Spencer,
Moultrie Hit. Edward Clarkson, Elwyn
Tomlinson. George BonneIl, Eugene
Haynes. Palmer Johnson. ]. G. Will
liane, c. P. Hodge, Francis Clarke.
Henry Hull Lee Harvie, Fred Hoyt and
Mitchell Burdett
Mise kountze in Tabieaux.
Miss Bertha Kountze, the little
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Delaney
Kountze, of New York, has inherited
the vfvacious dark beauty OF her moth
or, who was Miss Martha Johnston,
daughter of Mrs. ]. Marshall Johnston.
OF Macon. The little girl made SEN
sation with her beauty and grace in a
series OF tableaux presented recently at
the residence of Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson,
for charity, posing as Joshua Reynolds
Little Girl" An exquisite picture of
little Miss Kountze, in the tableaux,
appears in the current issue Of Town
and Country, on page of charming
children who posed, among whom were
Misses Gloria and Edith Gould, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs George Gould
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