Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-16
DECATUR

A delightful affair of Thursday evening
was the dance at the Halcyon club. given
in honor of Miss Ruby Walker and Miss
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ward The
chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Da-
Wis and MI and Mrs. ": w. Ward: Miss
served punch The decora lions were in
red and white. the same color scheme
being carried out in the dance cards and
ices. Those invited were Misses Sarah
Reagan, Ruby Walker, Annie Lou Jen-
lxins, Helen Horn. Justine Henderson,,
Hoqss FanTg G1@ Sarah TesFS 1 Ese
Margaret More, Miriam Smithdeal. Nina
Brown. Ethleen Stuart, Margaret Brant-
ley Lucille Goodrich, Lucy Stockard, EN-
ryn Shaner and Jennilou Lindsay, and
Neal G. Goss. Henry Robinson. A. c. Stat
terry, Hugh Trotti. Ray C. Werner, Rey-
Holland simms. Atticus Haygood, Jack
Goodman, Roy Hendee, Willis Spivey,. j.
p Biyins, Ernest RamsggecE, ,,,, Clayton ysI
Ramspeck, Brooks Nell, Ben Hall ". Al
len, Theo Ramspeck, Clayton Scofield,
Clarence Hill, Raymond Hastings, Craw-
ford, Maddox, L; 3; Foster, F Forbes,
ry Charles LeCraw and Halsey McGov-
ern
Miss Louise Hutchinson has issued in
vitations for George Washington party
sixty guests have been invited.
Mrs. L. D. Brinkley left yesterday for
Waynesboro, Miss, to visit her daughter.
Miss Louise Hipp. vocal teacher at
Agnes Scott college, was called to Ger
many by the illness of relatives.
DR.. j. G.. Patton leaves on Monday for
Memphis, where he will attend a mission
airy conference.
Misses Ruby Walker and Lucy Reagin,
of McDonough, are the guests of Mr.. and
Ir1y kTnr
Mrs. f. l.. Cash has returned from a
visit to friends in Savannah,
Miss Cora Graves and Mrs. f: G. Neel
left on Wednesday for Florida, where they
will spend a few weeks.
Miss Henry Blalock, of Jonesboro, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, w. W. Ward.
A lovely affair of Thursday was the
valentine luncheon from l to 8 o'clock,
given by Mrs. w. w Ward as a compli-
ment to the 1nman Park Bridge club. Her
guests were Misses Blalock, Walker. Ward
and Reagin. The house was effectively
decorated with red carnations and white
roses. The same pretty color scheme was
| carried out in the score place cards and
| ices.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wilson left this
week for visit to the west coast of Flor
| ida.
Mrs, stanard of San. Francisco, is the
| guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. H. G.
| Austin.
Mrs. N. p. Pratt was hostess of a de-
| lightful spend the day party on Thursday.
Oklahoma; Mrs. J. NJ. Worsham, Mrs. w.
| w. McKown, Mrs, Meta King and Mrs.
Simpson.
Dr. H. B. Arbuckie leaves on Monday
| for short stay in Memphis
| Miss Velma England. of Tucker is the
guest of Misses Leo and Jessie Little.
Mrs. Malcomb Hendee, of Augusta, is
| the guest of Mrs. F. S. Hendee.
| Mrs. 8. n. Mead, of Sierra Madre, Cal,
| is the guest of her sister Mrs Weather
| by. of Atlanta.
DR. F. H. Gaines has returned from a
visit to New York.
Mrs II. S. Rowland entertained a few
| friends on Monday for her guest, Mrs, S.
| n. Mead, of California. Those invited
sley, Mrs. O'Neal. Miss Mclean. Misses
Lula and Kate Hillyer and Mrs. ]. II.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lightfoot entertained a
neghborhood sewing circle yesterday in
honor Of Mrs. Trumble, OF Kentucky, the
guest OF Mrs. George Watts.
| Mrs. George Watts entertained at
her guest, Mrs, Trimble,. of Kentucky.
The game was followed by delightful
luncheon. A profusiop of golden dsffodils
| was used most effectively in the decora-
| tons. Mrs Trimble was presented piece
of lingerie. Mrs. Spencer Atkinson won
| the first prize, also a piece of lingerie
| Those invited to meet Mrs. Trimble were
Mrs. (. r. Richards, Mrs. w r. Richards
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs
F. w. Ansley, Mrs. Wiley Ansley. Mrs
III. V. Dunlap, Mrs. Emory Pattillo, Mrs
WHY West, Mrs McMasterS, Mrs HOr'
ace Parker and Mrs. Pope 49,
Mrs E r. Richards left this week fol
a visit to Macon and Columbus.