Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

youngest daughter Of Senator
and Mrs. Hoke Smith. has been
a most welcomed visitor in Atlanta
the past week. She came over from
Athens, where she attended the Trib-
ble-Dick wedding, as one Of a group
of pretty bridesmaids. Miss Callie,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ron
aid Ransome, Mr. Ransome Miss
sarah Rawson and Marion Smith,
left this morning for Magnolia, Mass
where Senator and Mrs. Smith and
Miss Lucy are installed In charm
ing cottage, to spend the summer.
The house party Of Atlantans win
be entertained for a month, after
which Mr. and Mrs Ransome and
Miss Rawson return to Atlanta, the
HolSe Smiths going to Atlantic City
for a stay. with the fondness for At
lanta and old friends which all the
members Of this prominent family
maintain, Callie. the youngest daugh-
ter OF the household, wishes TO make
her debut here next winter.
If the health Of Mrs. Smith permits
] understand the family plans to oc-
cupt their home on West Peachtree
through October. November and De-
eember. II they do, the debutante
will make her bow here, a debutante
party In washington, y. C., TO follow
later in the season. The Hoke smith
girls are all very clever, charming
and democratic, and are popular In
Washington as they have always
been in Atlanta and Athens the home
OF their childhood days
Mrs. william Lee Ellis u Macon,
win he the guest Of her niece. Mrs.
c. ?. King. for several days and win
also visit her sister, Mrs G, !. Peck,
before going East for the summer.
Mars. GEORGE PERRiGo, Of
III Chicago. who was formerly
Miss Lucia Abbott a popular
Young woman or Atlanta. has return
"a home after visiting her aunt Mrs.
Alex smith. on Peachtree Street
Miss Ruth Wing win leave this
week 70 spend the remainder Of the
summer with her sister, Mrs George
Eben Russ. at her home IN Pennsyl-
vania
AARs. G. r. BETHUNF Of Rome,
who was Miss GLADYS Kirk, OF
Atlanta, before her recent mar
rage. Is being rendered a series OF
parties as the guest Of her parents,
The largest Of these was the auction
bridge given Wednesday afternoon by
Airs Frank Massenburg. The game
was played on the porch which was
cool and inviting with growing plants
and ferns
White and gold china was given for
Top score and for consolation, with a
pair of crystal candlesticks for the
honor guest. Following the game tea
was served from a prettily appointed
tea table covered with a lace cloth
over pink satin. A bowl Of pink and
white sweetpeas formed the center
piece and silver candlesticks held
plnk-shaded tapers.
The refreshments were pink and
white. and punch was served from a
a bowl Embedded in fruits and how-
ers
Mrs. Massenburg wore pink EN-
brofdered wolfe for the afternoon. In
vited to meet Mrs. Bethune were Mrs
ID. Y. Sage, Jr., Mrs. G. 4. Harbour
= &
Mrs. II. B. Rogers, Mrs. F. r. Mar
Mel Mrs. w H Lection. Mrs Fl. G
Chapman. Mrs. G. r. Glenn, Mrs. Car
TuPay. Mrs, Harry Poole. Mrs. J. NJ
Daniels, Mrs T. r. Smith, Misses
Bess Smith, Willie Asher and Jennie
sue Bell.
other parties OF the week given fot
Mrs. Massenburg We're the intorma
bridge party given "Wednesday AFTER
noon by Miss Ida May Osborne, the
auction bridge at which Miss Willie
Asher entertained Friday. the lnfor.
MAJ tea given by Mrs G. r. Glenn
FRIDAY afternoon. and the tea al
which Mrs. u. Y Sage entertained
SATURDAY afternoon Among the par
ties to be rendered Mrs. Bethune this
week are those to be given by Miss
Laurie Jones and Miss Bessie small
DIR. IL. e. Nnlte, OF Atltbs. accom-
panied by his niece. Miss Coates Ben
edict OF Athens. motored over from
Athens to spend the week end viii
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke Howell. The,
viii return home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Thiesen, who ar,
spending a month in Baltimore, vii
return home the latter part Of July
TT event % Thursday was tn
~ luncheon given by Miss Jose
phine Stoney To Miss LouiSt
Couper's guests, Misses Katherine
Graves and LAGRANGE Cothran. O.
Rome
Daisies in quantities were madt
into mound in the center Of tn,
luncheon table The place cards wer,
hand painted in daisies and all IN,
details were carried out in white ant
yellow Miss Stoney wore a whit
embroidered crepe gown with sash O.
lavender satin The party includel
Misses Cothran. Graves. Couper Jams
Tucker Fisher Of Columbia, s. O., VIII.
is visiting Mrs Baxter Moore Vir.
ginia Lipscomb and her guest Giady'
league. of Augusta, Eula jackson
and Pattie McGehee.