Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
,enten .OeaSOn
Sees Dancing
Affairs In
Plenty

ING personalities. The forecast,
,oo is bv no means devoid Of in
,ar.st to the fashionable world. and
tn,. Is most encouraging to those
who feared dull forty days. There
are even dances a-plenty for those
Vho like this most Fascinating Of
social pastines, and bridge parties
and teas galore are enlivening the
4 Lenten season.
The approaching visit of Mrs.
Louis Schley, Of Augusta, and Mrs.
Frank Swift, Of New York. to Mrs.
". D Manley will occasion some
very interesting affairs. Mrs.
schley is a charming woman, with
MANY friends here, and Mrs. Swift
is former Atlanta girl, having
been Miss Alberta Rankin before
her marriage. Her visits to At
lanta are Of much pleasure to her
friends.
The series of parties for Mrs.
William Tilt, of New York, con-
unue to be most interesting, al
though the parties since Ash We'd
nesday have been informal in ma
ture.
a series of bridge parties which
Mrs. John Kiser is giving are
among the interesting events for
news. Mrs. Kiser gave two of
these parties during the week and
expects to have two more in the
near future. She entertains at her
lovely home on Eleventh street, and
Il her guest list for each party is linn
tied to three or four tables. Mrs.
Kiser chose this form Of entertain
ing her friends, instead of giving
one large party Different relays
Of guests are invited to each affair,
so that Mrs. Kiser's hospitality will
have been accorded forty or fifty
guests at the conclusion of the se-
ries.
One OF the largest and most brill
liant of the social events in the
near future will be Mrs. Eugene
Callaways luncheon on Thursday
OF next week, in honor Of three at
ractive young women, Misses Sa-
rah RaWson, Jennie D. Harris and
Eula Johnson. The guests have
been invited for 1880, and In the
company will be representative Of
he married and the unmarried set.
Week End Dinner Dances.
The Weekend dinner dances at
the Driving CLUB, of which tonight's
Ahair will be the second of series
10 continue through Lent, will give
opportunity for informal dinner
PARTIES and for dancing among
nose who choose. The dinner par
les are for O'Clock, and dancing
9cIore and after dinner IS in order,
me weekend dances at the Ath-
etc club continue TO be popular.
tonight Miss Helen Jones will be
sponsor for the Athletic club bes-
Net BAH team and Miss Aurelia
SDeer for the visiting tean--that
OF Mercer university-this week.
me canoes follow the game, and
aEe largely attended. The Tuesday
''ening dances at Segadlo's. for q
"umoer of the younger contingent,
1Eo most enjoyable events, next
tuesdays being the third in the
peasant series, which will continue
@a'h Tuesday evening for some
time.
III adoltlon to these regular af-
AIRS during the Lenten period,
mere are many parties for visitors
"Hu Tor the brides. Although the
lumber of visitors at present in
'-e city Is limited those who are
''sltins have many parties plan
Aed for them.
MI and Mrs William McCarrou.
w New York, who spent a few days
ID Atlanta this week, were pleas
'"'y entertained during their short
|'sy in the city. Mrs. Gordon viii
ANS Of Winston, n. c., who was
-'e guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben
'aInin Blount Weaver. for few
NayS' was rendered several small
ana informal affairs. Mrs. C. c.
-o''ns' OF Louisville, KY, who is
p7halhg some time with her
laughter, Mrs. w. C. Hall, has been
p,v9santly entertained. Mrs. Har-
W Gordon Russell, of Brooklyn,
peihg entertained as tho guest Of
Mrs. James B. Baird.
very popular visitor is Miss
'i'e MUM, Of Lowell, Mass, who
spending some time with Mrs.
stewart. in Inman-Park, and
oeihg rendered a series Of pref
parties. Miss Mildred Rose. of
T'a'icSster Pa, the guest OF Miss
ie Dennis, will remain in At
Ia until March /, and will be
,'Uered several informal parties
'he remainder OF her stay
,, I MISS Dennis. Miss Margaret
men OF Cincinnati, the guest
'i's' Harold Gallup. is being
NJ. " entertained Mrs ]. ri.
Neille has as her guests Miss