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

Dunbar gave at the Country Club
| complimented Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs.
Bell, of Nashville, and Mrs. Montgom-
cry, of Nashville, who are also visit
ing there. There were so tables Of
bridge, and the prize for top score at
each table was vase of silver de-
posit and cut glass. For the three
| honor guests there was an exquisite
corsage bouquet OF pink roses, and
| the consolation prize was a silk neg
ligee drawn for by each guest from
an immense basket Of jonquils, the
lucky number being concealed amid
the flowers, The club was decorated
with roses and jonquils, and several
other guests Joined the players for
tea. Later there was an informal
dance.
The hostess was gowned in an i'm
ported model OF Japanese embroid-
cred crepe combined with black tulle
| and black satin. Her hat of black
velvet was adorned with a paradise.
Mrs. Martin Dunbar wore japanese
crepe, and her hat of black velvet and
lace was laden with primroses, Mrs,
Montgomeryss costume of pompadour
silk was worn with black velvet hat
adorned with aigrettes, and Mrs. Bell
was gowned in taupe-colored chiffon
worn with a black plumed hat.
Mrs Dunbar was a special guest at
a luncheon for 90 guests which Mrs,
William White gave for Mrs Mont
gomery.
Mrs. Bell, of Boston, opened her
home for a musical for the benefit of
the Boys Club during Mrs. Dunbar's
visit, and, with many of Augustus
most prominent people, she attended.
She was also visitor at the dinner
dances given at the club during her
visit, and was accorded a great deal
of admiration and attention during
her stay there
Miss Evelyn Greene has returned
home from Rome, where she was ten
dered series of parties as the guest
of Miss Emily Arlington.
Mrs. Robert Adger Smythe is in
Charleston, where she will remain an
other week or two as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Francis Quale O'Neill,
who is we'll known in Atlanta through
her frequent visits here to her sister.
Mrs. Smythe attended the St Cecilia
ball on Wednesday evening, nota-
BILE event of the season in Charleston.
She will be given a number OF par
ties during her stay in Charleston.
|
Mrs Edward buckingham Hall, Jr.,
Of Morristown, n. j., formerly Miss
Charles Owens, of Atlanta. is con-
valescent after an Illness of several
weeks, and is at the Lake Placid Club,
Lake Placid, n. Y, Mrs. Hall expects
to come to Atlanta for visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Owens,
the first OF March.
The visit of Miss Naomi Andrews,
of New York, TO Mrs. Robert Cot
ton Aston is being much anticipated.
Miss Andrews arrives the first of the
week and viii be guest at the
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. Dickey, Jr., at the Valen-
tine ball al the Piedmont Driving
Club on Friday evening. She will
Ia given a number of narties during
her visit.
IT wO lovely brides-elect OF the
season will share honors at the
luncheon Miss Marion Gold
smith gives Wednesday in honor of
Miss Ruth Stallings, whose marriage
to Robert Witherspoon, OF New
York, stakes place in March, and Miss
Nancy Prince, whose marriage TO
Jack ]. Spalding, Jr,. takes place
Feb. 10. The party which will include
a group OF twelve close friends. will be
held at Miss Goldsmith's homo on
Eleventh street,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Grant and
Miss Margaret Grant are at the Plaza
in New York. where they are re-
ceiving many attentions. They ex-
poet to be away ten days longer
Mrs. George Tigner left Thursday
for San Francisco, where she sailed
with friends for year in Japan. The
St George fuckers have been in