Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

tie girls French governess, wearing
| the typical Mother Goose costume.
he: entrance with pretty souvenirs
| being a feature Of the afternoons
| pleasure.
The little girl wore a handmade
| frock Of lace and lingerie with blue
| ribbons
The guests included Helen Gala
way, Louise Stubs. Douglas Paine.
Callie Orme. Frances Arnold. Muir
dock Walker, Emma Thomas O'Neil
Of Charleston. Johnnie Gray Pearce,
Mary Imam Pearce, Annie Lee Hob
son, Sarah Adair, Julia Black, Ade-
laide Winston, Josephine Scott Mary
Goddard, HOrtense Adams, Louise
Brumby. Anne Grant, Katherine Muir
ply Isabelle tombstone. Clare Belle
King, Mary Thompson of Louisville
Edward Winston, James L. Riley,
Richard Gray GallOgly. Thomas Ar
mold, Reagan Jones, Samuel Weyman,
Jr., George Adair. Jr.. Phinizy CAL
hOun. Jr., Lawson Peel Calhoun, Jack
Moore, Charles McGehee. Jr. Paul
and Henry Deceive, Thomas B Fielder.
Jr., Albert Howell Sd. Henry johnson.
Jr., James Calhoun, Abner Calhoun.
Willis Timmons, Russell Timmons
Morris Brandon, Jr., Inman Brandon,
Nathan Brandon, Baxter Maddox.
Lawson Peel Kiser and Marion Kiser
M ISIS CATHERINE WYLY enter
tanned at spend the-d day par
ty Wednesday at her home n
West Fourteenth street The guests
were Misses Jeanette Lownoes,
Louise Riley Helen Dargan, Carrie
Peabody and Jan Robinson.
MISS MARGARET ASHFORD
gives a box party at the For
syth Monday afternoon for
Miss Dorothy Robbins of Birming-
ham, who is visiting Mrs. J. p. r.
Allan, and for Miss Fannie Neal An
derson, of Athens, her guest. The
p5rty will include Misses Dorothy
Robbins, Fannie Neal Anderson, Hell
en- Morris. Mrs. Harry Stotesbury Cut
ter and Mrs. ]. P. B. Allan.
& EVERAL visitors whose presence
will add to social gayety are to
be in Atlanta soon.
Miss Mildred HaZen, of East Or
apge, n. j., is expected next Friday
to visit Miss Mignon McCarty. Miss
Matte Wilson DuBose, of Athens,
ana Mrs. Edgeworth Lamkin, of Ath-
ems. the former Miss Sarah Gerdine,
viii be with Mrs. Hughes Spalding
next week.
Miss Augusta Pearce, of New York,
a feted visitor, remains some time
with Mrs. Forrest Adair.
MISS DOROTHY SMITH gave an
informal party Friday evening
at her home i'm Inman Park for
Do lF94 Of
who is visiting Miss Frances Dudley.
The guests included Misses Frances
Dudley, Pauline Britain, Elizabeth
Clanton, Adelaide Clayton, Winnie
Davis F'arnswOrth: Alex Maddox,
John Brooks, Lamar Trotter, Henry
Bnnney, Arthur Branch and Gambler
andrew.
OF interest throughout the coun-
try is the announcement that
Judge William NJ. Dunbar, of
Augusta, postmaster of the United
States House of Representatives,
will be married early in August to
Mrs. Bennett, of Virginia. Judge
Dunbar and bride will spend two
weeks at Atlantic City and then
come to Augusta, where the bride
groom has large family connections.
Miss Mae Wallace, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. l.
Kimbrell at their home in Walton
way Augusta, where she is being
entertained. She will visit Charles
ton and Savannah, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbrell, before re-
turning home.
Miss Marjorie Brown is spending
several days with Mrs. Richard
tombstone at her home in Peachtree
street during the absence of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7.
Brown, in New York.
Miss Brown returned home the
early part of the week from Tallu-
lah Falls, where she was one of a
house party entertained by Miss
Adgate Ellis at Cherokee cot
tage."
~ NE of the largest parties of the
week was the morning bridge
given by Mrs. Homer Davis and
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Blair Durham,
in honor of Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Jr., Of
Marietta, at the Peachtree street res
idence of Dr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis
The game was played in the living
roomand library, where vases of sum-
mer roses, Zinnias and nasturtiums
adorned the apartments. Luncheon
was served on the card tables at the
close of the game. Ivory stick fans