Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
Dinner-Dance at
Club Honors
Visitors

brilliant event of the mid-Lent sea-
SON Was the dinner dance which Mr.
and Mrs. Doughty Manley gave at the
Piedmont Driving club last night in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swift. of
New York.
The club apartments were beautifully
decorated with pink roses, narcissi and
Mains The mantels were banked in
small ferns and roses. and in the cir
rular end of the dining room were
massed pink towering plants and
D7lms. At each of the tables covers
we're laid for ten, and the decorations
We're Of roses and narcissi in oblong
baskets. the handles ornate with pink
tuue bows. Around the floral center
,iaees were silver candlesticks shaded
I'm pink and silver, and pink and white
1op5ons in silver dishes. The place
cards bore the names of the guests in
gold Letters.
Dinner was served at o'clock, and
dancing in the ball room followed.
Handsome favors were given and the
affair was one of unusual beauty and
pleasure.
Mrs. Swift, who was formerly Miss
Alberta Rankin, one Of Atlanta's popu-
lar Young girls, was gowned for the oc-
casion in pale blue brocaded satin, with
aorsage of silver lace and crystal over
chiffon.
Mrs. Manley wore a gown of fame
in DO nf1 To-
chiffon garnitured in crystal.
Mrs. c. L. Gately, mother of Mrs.
Swift. wore handsome French model
costume Of pale pink brocaded char
reuse, with draped skirt and train OF
the brocaded satin, and corsage of crys-
,al studded lace and chiffon.
Mrs. Walter Lamar, of Macon, an
out of town guest, wore white brocade
satin, with drapery of green chiffon,
and corsage Of shadow lace and rhine
stone embroidery.
The handsomely gowned guests add
ed to the brilliancy of the evening.
Among these Mrs. John W Grant was
,ovey in orchid satin, with corsage Of
crystal chiffon and shadow lace
Mis-. James d. Robinson wore a hand
some evening toilet of turquoise satin
and shadow lace
Mrs. Dunbar Roy was handsomely
soWned in black chiffon and satin.
Mrs. Charles Sisson wore a beautiful
black evening toilet, the skirt of draped
ruarmeuse and the corsage of shadow
ace yelled in black chiffon.
Mrs. John Kiser wore one of the new
models, with draped skirt Of black
cAarneuse and corsage of white shad-
oW lace, garnitured in rhinestone and
a-Estal.
Mrs, John NJ. Cohen wore white satin
oordered in fur.
Mrs. Henry S. Jackson wore a hand
some white toilet
Mrs. Preston S. Arkwright wore
white lace gown.
Mrs. William Lawson Peel wore
white brocaded charmeuse
Mrs, Andrew Calhoun was charm
-g.y gowned in sold colored charmeuse
o1rdered in fur, the corsage of sold lace
With touch of cerise.
Mrs.. Albert Howell's draped skirt of
-4a.ia charmeuse was combined with
shadow lace and veilings of chiffon TO
make very effective costume,
Mrs. John Sommerville wore one Of
the late models showing an accordion
plated skirt of green satin, combined
with brocaded charmeuse of the same
shade ana shadow lace.
Mrs. Reed Hobson wore a green sat
in and chiffon toilet
Mrs. Hugh Richardson was in pale
gray chiffon and satin.
Mrs. Frank Adair wore white satin,
sarnitured in black satin.
Mrs. Charles Remsen was gowned in
pale blue charmeuse with crystal trim
mings
Miss Isma Dooly wore rose colored
chiffon over white satin. ....