Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
Basket Ball and
Dance Draw
Society

OOClety
The series Of weekly affairs at the
Atlanta Athletic club are proving very
popular for the younger set. A game OF
basket ball 10 followed by informal
dancing, interest being lent also by
the appointment Of sponsors for the
visiting and local teams among the
popular young women of the city. AS
the basket ball team from the Univer-
sity of Georgia was the opponent of the
Athletic club team Saturday evening
the game and dance were unusually
interesting. Georgia Is as popular here
as any local college and has as large
following. Miss Marjorie Brown was
the sponsor for Georgia Saturday
evening. and Miss Alice May Freeman
for the Athletic club.
Among those present at the game
and dance were Misses Katherine Rich
ardson and her guest, Margaret Cock
ran, Of Summerville, Md; Emily Cas-
sin and her guest, Eta Putnam, of
Marietta; Clifford West Nora Belle
ttOSSeT, FRANCES COnHdllyI Eullu Duu-
son, Elizabeth Dunson, Mary Hines,
Marion Goldsmith, Antoinette Kirkpat-
rick, Nancy Prince, Sallie Cobb John
son, Julia Meador Caroline Muse En-
ma Kate Amorous, Adeline Thomas,
Emily Winship, Laura Cowles, Louise
Ripley, Jeanette Lowndes, Louise Ri
ley, Ruth Stallings and Margaret Hav-
erty, and Messrs. Bockover Toy, Ed
ward Garrett, Prince Webster, Nat
[ Thornton, Hughes Roberts, l.. F. Mont
gomery, Frank Spratling, Julian Thorn
as, w. E. Harrington Elwyn Tomlin-
son, Dugas McClesky, Walton Harper,
Lee Hardin, Lauren Foreman, Boyce
Worthy, Charles Carter, Stokes Common,
j. V. Pierson, G. r. Moore, Ellis White
ley, Henry Kuhrt, Frank Martin, VIM
berly Peters Dozier Lowndes. Moultrie
Hit, Halsey McGovern, Leo Spencer,
Francis Clarke and Ben Daniel
Mr.. and Mrs. Valdemar GUIDE, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Weary Rainwater, Mr..
Mrs. PRESLEY Yates were chaperons.
Mrs. Wallace Gives Tea.
Mrs. Samuel Stewart Wallace enter
tanned at tea Saturday In honor OF her
house guest, Mrs w. D. Hereford, of
Macon, and for Mrs. Turner B1tten,
who is being cordially welcomed since
her return from her wedding journey.
The residence was deliberately deco
rated in enchantress carnations, Easter
lilies and narcissi. The tea table in the
dining room was adorned with two sill
yer loving cups filled with pink roses
carnations and lilies. wreathed in sml-
lax Two silver candelabra held the
same flowers, and silver oompotes held
bonbons and creamed sweets in pink
and white. Mrs. Roy Harris and Mrs,
John Kiser poured tea from a silver
service.
Mrs. Wallace was very handsome in
| gown of turquoise blue satin elabo-
rately trimmed in iridescent garni-
ture.
Mrs Hereford wore pink charmeust
J satin yelled in hand painted net witt
, iridescent trimmings
Mrs Fitten's toilet of cisl blue sill
had an overdress OF gold spangled net
A number of the prominent womer
are actively interested in the approach.
ing North Georgia conference OF the
Methodist Woman's Missionary socie.
ty, which will meet at the First Meth
' odist and Wesley Memorial churches
The Atlanta district will entertain the
$50 visitors expected each church II
the district having part In the plans TO
the conference.
| Mrs. f w Brogden is district score
tary and announces the following com
mittees to participate in the prepare
! tons for the conference:
| Committee on Arrangements-Mes
danes w. A. Albright, w. F.. Tremery
]. N. McEachern and c. A. Mauck.
| Committee on Homes-Mesdame F
| w. Brogden, w. F. Tremery, Clarence
| johnson, w NJ. Nixon. w. r. Ham
mond, w. r. Mooney, B. r. Prim, w. 3
Moore w. o. Foots, J. l. Driver, S. r
Belk, c. F. Craig. B. r. Logan, G, c
Thompson, Alonzo Richardson, @. H
Waddeu C. A. Mauck. e. A! Hudson
II c. w Smith, j p Jackson, s. A. Park
err Thomas Moore. John Ward, ]. E
Dobson and A p. Jordan.
II Publicity ommittee-Mesdames M
NJ Davis and Alonzo Richardson an
Miss Susie Wells.
H Music ommittee-Mesdames w. r
Hammond, w. NJ. Nixon and S. r. Bel
and Rev. j. c. Collins
II Committee on Badges-Mesdames H
H Tucker, r. p Milan and M. M Da
vies.
II Committee on Children's Work-Mes
danes w. f. Beckham, K. A. Hartsocl
Annie Webb, Edward Richardson
Preston Arkwright and Florence Har
ris.
II Committee on Young People-Mes
DANES w F. Tremery, s. J. Heath,
l.. Proctor, Frank Atlee and Julia
Webster and. Misses Annie Lauri
Robinson and Willie May Bridweu.
H Bach day during the confereno
lunch will be served in the basemen