Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31


"Greystone," the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. GRAY, was the scene of
brilliant Halloween party Thursday
evening, given for Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ker lnman Gray, whose marriage was
recent event. one hundred guests
were entertained. Elaborate Hal
oween decorations prevailed
The broad piazza was hclosed in
canvas, its walls concealed by bam-
BOO through which cleaned the lights
of pumpkin heads. Autumn leaves and
autumn foliage We're further decora-
lions, and indoors there were Hal
ioween cats and witches, owls heads
and other Halloween symbols, with
dozens of yellow chrysanthemums.
In the dining room the table was
covered with a Halloween cloth, show
ing witches and black cats, and in
stead Of candlesticks, there We're
pumpkin lights. The room was Law
ishly decorated with autumn leaves,
and the punch bowl was placed on "a
mound of gorgeous autumn fruits
Following supper there was dancing.
A group of debutantes, with Mrs.
Thomas Brumby assisted in enter
tanning. The affair was one of the
happiest events of the season.
Mrs. Gray was a cordial hostess,
and was elegantly gowned in white
satin yelled in lace, with crystal gar
niture.
Mrs Walker Inman Gray, the honor
guest, wore one of her trousseau cos
TUNES of rose colored satin, with
tunic of net richly embroidered in rose
colored beads.
Mrs. Brumby wore white satin, with
draperies of black tulle and finish of
fur
The guests included members of the
married set, the unmarried friends of
the honor guests, and those who &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Gray to
Nashville for the wedding of the two
honor guests.
For Miss Laura Ansley.
Miss Laura Ansley, bride elect OF
next week, was rendered breakfas st
Friday morning by Miss Annie Lee
Mckenzie, the guests including only
Miss Ansley's bridesmaids. The hand
Somely appointed table was adorned
with white chrysanthemums, ar
ranged in a silver loving cup. Hand
painted Cupids decorated the place
cards.
Miss Mckenzie wore black char
meuse draped and trimmed with tulle
ruffles. Miss Ansley wore blue vel
vet.
D. A. r. Restaurant
The fifth annual restaurant of the
Habershan1 Chapter, d. A. r., which
has had successful run of several
weeks in the House That Jack Built,
closes Saturday. Mrs. Perdue, the re-
gent, and her aides, are to be con-
graduated on the general satisfaction
felt by the patrons and the number
Of new friends won for the chapter
The women wish to return thanks to
all who have in any way. by their
presence their encoura cement and
their devotion, contributed to the sue
cess.
Saturday will be Chapter Day, all
the officers of the chapter will re-
ceive, all members will be present
and they confidently expect that ali
their friends will attend to eat one
last good dinner, and bid them au
revoir.
Fer Mrs. Rice.
Mrs. Fountain Rice, Jr., of Chatta =
nooga, was rendered a luncheon Fri
day by Mrs. j. Arthur Hynds. Chrys-
anthemums decorated the table, and
guests included Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Sam
ihel Boykin thurman, Mrs. Hartwell
Spain, Mrs. George White, Misses
Nan Stephens, Mary Moore, Louie
Sergeant and Jessie Muse.
Tickets for Entertainment.
The entertainment to be given Fri
day evening at the Hotel Ansley un-
der the auspices OF the Uncle Re-
mus Memorial Association, promises
TO be the greatest success. Tickets will
be for sale in the hotel lobby and
also at the door The public is invit-
ed. A splendid program has been
arranged
ChiIdren's Halloween Party.
Mrs Charles Conklin entertained al
q Halloween party Friday afternoon
for her son, Dan Conklin. a favor
table was presided over by the
witches, and after games the children
we're served from a long table where
huge pumpkins were filed with fruit
and candies shaded with jack o Ian
terms. Inc cover on tHe ldblt was VI
kindergarten paper painted witt
witches heads and other Halloween
symbols. The children were enter
tanned by storytelling later.
The guests included Misses Mary
Sheldon Harriet Shedden. Emmie
Nixon, Douglas Paine, Mary Goddard
Louise Stubs, Nellie Witherspoon
Frances Ellis, Fanny Manley, Sarah
Hurt, Katherine. Murphey, Jennie
Robinson. Susan Bucknell, Louise In
man. Morris Brandon. Jr., Inmar
Brandon, Hugh Inman, Park Hunt
Edmond Hunt, Sam Inman, James
Campbell, James Robinson, Rankin
Manley, Epps Brown, Jr, John H. ott'
ley, Jr.,\ and Sam Weyman Jr.
Halloween at the Hyperion Club.
The Hyperion Club will entertain
at a Halloween dancing party sat
urday evening at their cluDrooms
There will be as special features o.
the eveninp "A ghost dance and Skei-