Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

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MISS WILLIE RUSSELL LAW, a
bride-elect of October, is be-
ing rendered a series of parties
preceding her marriage to Thaddeus
j. Cheshire. The first of these pre-
nuptial affairs was an informal bridge
given Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs
Lucius Harris, Jr, entertained the
members of her bridge club in honor
of Miss Law.
There were three tables of bridge
and the prizes included a dainty
apron and an embroidered bureau
scarf for the honor guest The apart
ments were decorated with garden
| flowers and autumn foliage, and tea
was served from a table adorned with
| pink roses. with minor decorative de-
/ tails in pink and white.
Mrs Harris wore white wolfe and
| lace. Miss Law was gowned in a
| three piece suit of black Canton
crepe, the corsage having a touch of
/ French blue velvet and lace and the
costume completed by hat of black
| velvet adorned with plumes and err
mine.
M ISIS ELLENE COCHRANE, of
III Maysville, KY. who is here for
AIlt WtuulIlB Ol MISS LOUISE
/ Collier and Henry T. Stanton next
/ Wednesday is the guest Of Mrs. HUI
/ bert Culberson In West End Miss
! Cochrane was a classmate of Miss
| Collier and of Miss Culberson at Miss
| Hendricks school in Cincinnati.
\1R. AND MRS. c. S. ACHISON
and Miss Marion Achison leave
Sunday for New York, where
they will spend several weeks Later
Miss Achison will go to Nashville
where she viii be bridesmaid at two
brilliant weddings, and will not return
/ home until some time in October
MRS. HUGHES SPALDING, who
III is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billups Phinizy in Athens,
was rendered a bridge party Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Toombs Du-
| Bose at their home on Milledge ave-
! nue. The guests were Miss Mary
Gerdine. Miss Annie Crawford. Miss
| Matte Wilson DuBose, Miss Nellie
Phinizy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Spald-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. BiHups Phinizy, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgeworth LampRn, Mr..
and Mrs Harvey Stoval and Mrs.
Gordon Carson.
MISS VAN M'KINNON entertain
Il ed her sewing club Tuesday
morning at her home on Pied
mont avenue. Although a number Of
the girls spent the summer away. the
club did not disband, but had its regu-
lar meetings each week. to which
friends were invited to fill the va
Cancy caused by the absence of the
members.
II The members of the club are Misses
/, Edith Dunson, Elizabeth Dunson,
Gladys Dunson, Grace Thorn, Helen
/, Thorn, Martha Ryder Annie Lou
Paggett, Mary Lucy Turner, Emmie
Willingham, Theodosia Willingham,
Mary Blalock, Laura Hooper and
Christine Hooper
MISS ELLEN O'KEEFE left last
Monday to resume her studies
at the Notre Dame School in
Baltimore
MRS. EDWARD HAFER enter
tanned at a matinee party Mon
day afternoon at the Forsyth
Theater in compliment to her sis
ter. Mrs. H. Hunter Morrisette, who
has recently come 10 Alldntd 10 MAKE
her home After the matinee the
party had tea at the Hotel Ansley.
Invited to meet Mrs Morrisette
were Mrs. Lewis T. Miller, Mrs. Ed
ward Charbonnier, Mrs. Louise
Spalding Foster and Mrs. Estelle
Garrett Baker
MISS ALINE FIELDER left We'd
nesday evening for Winston
Salem, n. c., where she will re-
/, sumo her studies this winter
THE Dinner Domino Club enter
tanned at a dinner party at the
Hotel Ansley. followed by a the
alter party at the Forsyth, Tuesday