Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08


society find much diversion in the
regular meetings of several small
clubs of importance. These clubs are
usually limited to eight or twelve
members. Many OF the members are
expert card players. who take a real
interest in the game, for which some
prize IS always awarded. Later there
= always luncheon served. When
3 member is absent, the friend who is
selected to fill this vacancy is always
Considered most fortunate.
one Of the largest Of these clubs is
the Tuesday Afternoon Euchre Club,
the oldest card club in the city. De-
spite the popularity of auction bridge
and the newer games, the members
prefer to play the old-fa shioned
enchre, and they are most loyal to
their club. At their meeting this
week they were entertained by Mrs.
Benjamin Wilson Tye at her home on
Peachtree street.
color scheme of rose was OBJ
served by Mrs. Tye in all details, the
DECORATIONS being carried out in car
nations and roses of the same shade.
The prizes, including an Oriental
bag and a deck Of cards in a fancy
card holder, were won by Mrs James
Ossood Wynn and Mrs. w. E. Foster.
Among the members Of this club are
Mrs Grant wilkins, Mrs. John Will
lins. Mrs. James w. Morrow, Mrs.
charles R. Winship, Mrs. William A.
winbish, Mrs. Peter Erwin Mrs
william A. Speer, Mrs. Charles L.
Caverlv, Mrs. James w. Morrow. Jr.,
Mrs. I've Mrs. William A. Hawkes.
and others.
The Young Matrons' Club holds its
meetings every Wednesday morning,
when the game is always followed by
luncheon,
The last meeting was held with
Mrs. Robert F. Shedden, when the
prize for top score at each table was
p pair of the new clicked silk hose,
now s0 fashionable. Mrs. Howard
Bucknell and Mrs. John Somervflle
we're special guests of the occasion.
The members are, besides Mrs.
shedden, Mrs. Edward M. Inman, Mrs.
Charles A. Conklin, Mrs. Henry s.
Johnson, Jr,, Mrs. James L. Dickey,
Jr Mrs. Thomas B. Paine, Mrs Will
lam p. Hill and Mrs. James D. Rob-
inson.
Another club composed of young
matrons is the Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club, which was entertained
at its last meeting by Mrs. Lloyd
Parks.
The Tuesday Morning bridge Cluo
includes among it's members repre-
sentatives of the married and unmar-
ried sets. The meeting last week was
held with Miss Mary Helen Moody in
the Ponce DeLeon Apartments. AS
always, silk hose was the prize
awarded for top score. A delicious
luncheon was served at the close CT
The game. The members of this CLUB
are Mrs, Forrest Adair, Jr., Mrs. Mil
ton Dargan, Jr., Mrs. Marion smith,
Mrs. Rucker McCarty, Miss Moody
Miss Ruth Stallings, Miss Helen OAR
gan and Mis~ Jennie d, Harris.
Another little club whose weekly
meetings are always most enJoyaoie
is the Thursday Afternoon Brldge
Club. Mrs. Frampton Ellis was host
ess at the meeting last week. ana
among the guests were Misses Corlnne
and Nanette Payne, of Springfield
H., guests Of Misses Susie and Mar
garet Mailman. A fancy pin CUSHION
in the form of a little French bisque
doll. was awarded the most success
full player. The members include Mrs
Ellis, Miss Margaret Wright, Miss ST.
sic Hallman, Miss Penelope Clarke,
Miss Josephine Stoney, Miss Jennie
Knox and Miss Elizabeth Morgan.
A pleasant club, which includes
several prominent residents OF west
End, is the Dinner Domino Cluo,
which holds its weekly meetings on
Tuesday evening. The last meeting
was held with Mr., and Mrs. w. b.
WilHngham, and, as usual an clad
crate dinner preceded the game. The
club members are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ingham. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foster
MIR and Mrs. =. II. Drewry, Mr.. aad
Mrs. ]. n. McEachern, Mr.. and MIS-
Howard Dobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is.
Disbro Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Colcord,
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus c. McHan,
Mr. and Mrs. f, V. Carter and MI.
and Mrs. E. 7. Booth.
AdISS LUCILLE PEARCE, of Dur
ham, n. c., who is visiting her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Pearce, in West End, was the
honor guest at an informal evening
party Thursday when Miss Emma Car
son entertained. The house was dec
Grated with white roses and narclssl,
and the score cards were hand-paint-
ed in green and white.
The prize was won by Miss Jessie
Carson. Miss Pearce was presented
with a corsage bouquet OF pink roses
and lilies of the valley.
The guests included Misses Alice
t1ppo Irana Carson.