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

X bearing little golden we'd
ding bells, brought by the
hostess from a recent visit to Venice,
marked the places at a luncheon Civ
en- Wednesday by Mrs Julian Harris,
of New York, a the home Of her
hostess, Miss Martha Boynton.
Mrs. Harris entertained in honor
of her sister, Miss Louise Collier,
, whose marriage to Henry T. Stan
ton, of Cincinnati will be one of the
most interesting events of this week,
and the affair was one of a series
of handsome prenuptial parties. ten
dered the bride-elect.
Garden flowers adorned the Boyn-
ton residence, and the luncheon table
had for a centerpiece a large crystal
basket of yellow daisies with minor
details in yellow and white.
Invited to meet Miss Collier were
Miss Ellen Cochrane, of Cincinnati;
Miss Passie May Ottley, Miss Flea
nor Macy Miss Amelia Sturgess,
Miss Laura Cole, Miss Margaret
Nofthen Miss Carolyn King, Miss
Esther Smith, Miss Frances Connal-
~, Miss Nell Prince and Miss Marie
Pavesich.
MRS. K. t. COOLIDGE, of Pen
sacola, Fla, is being enter
tanned informally as the guest
of Mrs. Hunt Chipley. Mrs. Chipley
gave small bridge party for her
guest, and other L7~'ieS are being
rendered her.
MRS. THOMAS b. FIELDER and
little son. Thomas B. Fielder
Jr., who have been spending the
past few weeks abroad with Mrs.
Felder's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
fleet, of Memphis, Will be in New
York two weeks before returning
home
TMONG the happiest events of
~ the past week were a series of
pre-nuptial parties given in
honor of Miss Louise Collier, whose
marriage to Henry r. Stanton, of
Cincinnati, will be one of the early
October weddings.
The initial affair was the informal
bridge party at which Mrs. Scott
Hudson entertained in honor of Miss
Collier on Tuesday afternoon The
guests motored out to "Pastime." the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson, az
East Lake, where vases of Killarney
roses were used to decorate the apart
ments.
The prizes included a wicker tray
for top score, a bluebird pin for con-
ISOLATION, and a Madeira centerpiece
for the honor guest. A color scheme
of pink and white was carried out in
the refreshments.
Miss Collier was very attractive in
smart fall costume of blue broCade
crepe, the Corsage trimmed in shadow
| lace with a touch of crimson. The
toilet was completed by hat of blue
velvet adorned with plumes.
MRS. w. o. JONES and Miss
Bessie Jones will remain at
their Ansley Park residence I'M
til November, when they expect to
leave for New York They will prob
ably Spend several months in New
York and are undecided as to their
plans for the late winter though it is
probable they will go to Florida for
that season.
THE announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Kate Lee, Of St.
Louis. formerly Of Atlanta, and
Wilbur Trublood, was of especial in
terest in Atlanta. The announcement
was made last week by Or. and Mrs.
]. w. Lee, of st. Louis, the date Of
the wedding to be decided upon later.
During the pastorate of DR.. Lee at
Trinity Church Miss Lee made many
friends here. Since her residence in
St. Louis she has visited Atlanta as
the guest Of Mrs. George Muse.
" NEW club recently organized,
"A whose first meeting was held
last week, is called the Tuesday
Morning Bridge Club. Mrs. Ernest