Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08

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" LITTLE club which is composed
"A of a number of girls, all of
whom are expert needlewomen,
now numbers a young matron among
its members, since the marriage of
Miss Edith A Dunson to William
Baynard Willingham, Jr. Last week
the club held it's weekly meeting with
Mrs. Willingham, the guests motor
ing out to the coy little apartment
occupied by the young couple in West
End, which IS near that of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baynard Willingham,
Sr.
The apartment was decorated with
jonquils, daffodils and other spring
flowers. and there was the added in
terest of viewing the many handsome
presents received by the young cou-
pie upon the occasion of their we'd
ding a few weeks ago
After spending the morning in sew
ing on dainty bits of fancy work,
many of which are to be carefully
put away in the hope chests" of the
girls. luncheon was served. The
guests gathered about a handsomely
appointed table, graced with a tall
silver vase, filled with American
Beauty roses Following luncheon,
bridge was played. Those present
were Miss Helen Thorn, Miss Grace
Thorn, Miss Laurie Hooper, Miss Van
McKinnon, Miss Theodosia Willing
ham. Miss Elizabeth Dunson, Miss
Gladys Dunson, Miss Annie Lou
Pagett, Miss Mary Blalock. Miss Mary
Lucy Turner
Miss Elizabeth Dunson will enter
tain the club at its next meeting on
Thursday.
HE home of Mrs. William w
Roberts on Ponce DeLeon ave-
nue. was the scene of a bridge
party last week when Mrs. Roberts
entertained in honor of Mrs. Hal
Fisher who recently has come from
Newman for residence here.
Jonquils, narcissi and violets were
decorations throughout the house, and
the prizes included a jeweled pin, silk
hose and a piece Of lingerie for con-
ISOLATION.
Tea was served in the dining room
where the guests gathered about
table decorated with a Marie An
toinette basket of jonquils, hyacinths
and daffodils, resting on a large
round mirror.
Mrs. Roberts wore blue charmeuse
satin and lace, the corsage formed of
shadow lace. Mrs. Fisher wore a new
spring model of tango yellow with
touches of blue on the corsage.
Mrs. Roberts guests included Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. James w. Morrow, Mrs
w r. c. Smith, Mrs. o. D. German,
Mrs. Martin Dunbar, Mrs. Samuel
Osborne Mrs. Arthur Reid Mrs. Will
liam Owens, Mrs. F. o. Foster. Mrs.
George Adalr, Mrs. Harry Tolbert,
Mrs. w F. Plane, Mrs. E.. M. Pierce,
Mrs. William Heath, of Columbia, S
c., Mrs. Thaddeus Cheshire. Mrs f.
d. Kennedy, Mrs William Pea body.
Mrs d. n. Mccullough, Mrs. Harry
L. Flynt, Mrs Hal Steed. Mrs Charlie
ton Barrett Mrs. John j. Woodside
Mrs. Jack Lewis. Mrs. William Hunt
Mrs. F. G. Crawford and Mrs. f. Ar
thus Howell.
Mrs. George Brine gave luncheon
to twelve last week in honor of Mrs
j. NJ. Blaine. of Kashing, China who
is the guest of Mrs. Arnold Broyles
during the Bible conference The af-
fair was one of a series of informal
affairs given Mrs. Blaine during her
stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ware Bcdeh
and family will move into their new
colonial home in Druid HIS abour
April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Biddy left Immediate
ly afterwards for n "Trip &c Florida
and Cuba and on their return will be
at home at No. 274 Ashby street.
Mrs. Rucker McCarty was hostess
at last weeks meeting of the Tues
day Morning Bridge Club, entertain
ing the members at the home of her
ley, in Ansley Park. AS usual the
game was followed by an elaborate
luncheon.
The next meeting of the club viii
be held Tuesday with Mrs Forrest
Adair, Jr., in her apartment in the
Sumner.
Mrs. Sam Jones and Miss Lula
Dean Jones are with Mrs Thaddeus
Horton during Mr. Jones' absence
from the city.
Miss Alice Parks and her father
Lloyd Parks, have returned home af-
ter visiting relatives in Dawson, Ga.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan returns
| home Sunday after a visit to Miss
Dorothy Herbert, in New orleans,
| where she participated in all the
Mardi Gras gayeties..
Miss Harriet Broyles is visiting
Mrs. w. Fl. O'Keefe, in Greenville,
Tenn.
Mrs Joseph Rhodes entertained at
an informal dancing party Friday ev-
ening in the ballroom Of the Ponce
| DeLeon Apartments for her young
nephew, Rhodes Perdue The deco
rations were carried out in jonquils.
| Supper was served during the even
| ing.
Misses Helen and Mary Hawkins
returned home Saturday after spend
| ing several weeks in Macon and
Americas, where they were enter
! tanned in an informal way.