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

TON, the new chatelaine Of
the Executive Mansion, enter
tanned as the wife of a private citi-
zen for the last time in two years
the other day when she opened her
beautiful home on Peachtree Road TO
the members of the Atlanta Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, and their friends at a lovely
garden party
The guests were received at the
gates Of the estate by cordial host
esses and entered into a fairy land
OF trees and flowers, tables being
placed here and there adorned with
ropes of sweetpeas and holding punch
bowls banked with tropical fruits. The
gates were hung with flags, and above
the balcony in front Of the residence
flags were festooned. Flowering boxes
Of petunias, roses and begonias gave
another vivid touch, and from this
balcony the strains Of the orchestra
fioated out ever the scene. The sing
ers of the afternoon stood upon the
balcony as they sang, the effect of
the songs in the open air being very
pretty.
Miss Adgate Ellis, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Ellis,
Jr, who has a very sweet and we'll
trained voice, sang a little German
song. which was followed by an equal
" pretty encore. Mrs. Carthew YorS-
ton sang old-time ballads, and Will
ford Walters. who has been cordially
received in musical circles here, sang
a group of folk songs.
Miss Mary Lovelace, whose voice 1s
familiar to Atlantans and much ad-
mired. also sang in the course of the
afternoon. The guests wandered at
will over the beautiful grounds and
the house, and several hundred were
present, representing the patrlotlc or
ders and their friends.
Mrs. Slaton was beautifully gowned
in a creation of light blue and white
Miss Margaret Grant, her niece, VINO
is to be debutante next winter, was
the center of admiring attention,
wearing a pretty gown of white crepe
lowered in pale blue and pink. Among
the many guests were Mrs. William
Lawson Peel, in white lace; Mrs }.
q WYNN, in pale pink chiffon with
black lace garniture; Mrs. Cnar!es
Davis, in white, with irish lace trim
ming; Mrs. Hudson Moore, wearing
white crepe, with a black picture nat
Mrs. Robert Maddox. in a white gown
+rirnmed in a border of pink ana
black and white plumed hat; Mrs.
edward II. Barnes, in white embroia-
cred creme: Mrs Carroll Latimer, III
q Incoming white and pink summer
gown: Mrs. Nym Mccullough, wear
ing cerise and white chiffon; MIS-
John Hill, in pale gray chiffon MIS-
Joseph Morgan, Mrs. A. Med. wilson
Mrs. Stallings, Mrs. Wllllam 1rsnt'
Mrs r. L. Connally Mrs. Charles SCI
Me in blue: Misses Frances Con-
naIlv Hildreth Burton Smith, Eliza
beth Morgan, Mrs. Thomas Morgan
Mrs Stallings, Mrs. Jacobs. MIS-
Howell Cloud, Mrs. w. H. Yeandle,
Mrs Whiteside, Mrs. Bates Block anu
her guest. Mrs. Broughton, OF Maol-
son. Mrs. n. P. Block. Miss Ahce
MAY Freeman and many others
FLORAL canopy, shaped like a
IA she'll formed of smilax' from
! which there fell a shower OF
valley lilies, made STRIKING settllIs
for the Cole Reese bridal party VI
Wednesday evening, when n MISE rre.r
riet Cele and Rogers Reese WeIe
married at the Ansley Park residence
~ Mrs Fl. D. Cole. Amid the green
erv shone tiny rose colored electilC
Ijgbts and clusters of Easter lilies
e9rirad the altar of greenery, anu
9ormed a central decoration, ana
candles burned in cathedral canueia-
bra on either side of the floral aitar.
Palms were grouped in the corner ,
of the reception hail, WherS Lhe 800
ynonv was performed; smilaX formed
roural decoration, and vases OF
T1aster lilies further adorned the
'p The e. bride was attended by her
small sister. Elizabeth Cole, as malo
of honor The little girl wore
band-made frock of white null ana
lace with pink SASH pink nose anu
sinners, and carried an old-Iashlolleu
round bouquet of pink roses IN a lace
holder. 4o,o5 NTH
his sister. and gave her away. Roy
Dorsev was best man, and little MISS
Conbia Dawes and Atwood Cole were
ribbon bearers. ~, To-
Pew DR. Marlborough, of New Jer-
Gov who has officiated at weddings
tn tbe brides family for three gener-
atoms performed the ceremony an
orchestra played during the evening"
and a reception followed the cere-
mony. oaa5irgl1,
pratty wore an exquisite model OF
white princess lace, the skirt mace IA
the new three tier fashion, ana the
corsage formed of the same lace over
white satin. A little cap Oh iace'
yzTeathed in orange blossoms, from
which fell the long tulle ven, com,
nleted the costume, and she carried
lavender orchids and valley lfes.
Mrs. Cole, the brides mother, wore
white charmeuse satin, the corsase
formed of lace.
A reception followed the ceremony
and a buffet supper was served me
norch was converted into summer
1arlor with bay trees and toilage
plants, and punch was 'servedi, tnere
from a bowl imbedded in Killarney
roses and valley lilies.
Miss Marie Pappenheimer PRESIDED
over the punch bowl. The brides Ia
HE was adorned with large plateau
NJ Killarney roses and valley lllles'
surrounded by silver candelabra pear
inc mink shades, and little baskets OF
White satin filled with rice, the nan,
dies tied with white ribbons ana
spravs of valley lilies.
Mr. Reese and his bride have gone
Fast on their wedding journey, On
their return they will be at nome
with Mrs. H. d. Cole.
Miss nellie Prince, who graduated