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

r HE reading by Mrs. john NJ. Sla-
ton on Monday at the Georgian
Terrace promises to be one of
the most enjoyable affairs of the
week. Mrs Slaton will read first
Scene From Pizarro" adapted by
Sheridan from the German Of Kotz-
ebue, and the "Idyls of the King
by request
Following this Kurt Mueller. the
well-known pianist, will give Brahms
lntermezzo, Liszt's Harmonies du
soir and Rubinstein's Etude.
Mrs. Slaton will then read "Divid
ed" by Jean Ingelow, and "a Ro-
nance of the Sawdust," by George y.
Baker, Jr. Her last number will be
Georgia"
The reading is in charge of com
mittee No. of the Ponce DeLeon
Baptist Church. The chairman, Mrs.
George P. Moore, will be assisted in
receiving by the members of the
committee. who are Mrs. S. c. Din
kins. Mrs. Homer Davis, Mrs. NJ. F
Yates. Mrs. f. ]. Coolidge. Jr., Mrs
f. H. Cone, Mrs J. NJ. Goldsmith, Mrs
H. H. Hale, Mrs. John Hagan, Mrs
C. Y. House, Mrs. G. A. Jossey, Mrs
w ]. Northen, Miss Annie Northen,
Mrs NJ. MacGfegor, Misses Clemen-
tine and Margaret MacGregor, Mrs.
j. J. McLendon, Mrs. Frank Owens
Mrs. w. A. Selman, Mrs. NJ. A. Fall
Mrs. Hardy Padgett, Mrs. Paul Yves
ley. Mrs. Mary Craft Ward, Mrs R.
J. Scott, Mrs. Aurelian Coolidge, Mrs.
r. w. Walton, Mrs Charles F. Barn
well, Mrs Ernest Durham, Mrs. +. |
Harling, Mrs George Akers, Mrs. r
NJ. Word Mrs. Eliot d. West. Mrs. B,
B. Braswell, Mrs. George w. West
moreland Mrs. Julian Prade. Mrs. w.
f Lambright and Mrs. w. Frank
Dykes.
All the women of the Ponce De-
Leon Baptist Church will assist in
entertaining. The members of the
Drama League are especially invited
10 attend.
" NNIE LOUISE HILL celebrated
~ her tenth birthday last week
with a party at the home of her
mother. Mrs. j. E. Sommer, No. 80
Kuhns street. Inman Park. Those in
vited were Misses Lorena and Cath
crime Campbell, Eulah Lee McWhor-
ter Ona McGaughey, Louise Pritch-
ott. Dorothy Clifton. Almeta Carlton,
Elizabeth Aiken, Belle Bradfield, AL
ene Hendricks. Elizabeth and Mamie
Norwood, Masters Jack Stuart Guy
Holcomb, Vernon Clifton and William
Hone.
The house was decorated with ferns
and palms. The young folks had
merry time with games, singing and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The color scheme of the decora tons
and refreshments was pink and white.
The birthday cake was a large white
cake with ten pink Gandles, each guest
having to cut for a remembrance
baked into it.
Assisting Mrs. Sommer were her
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Norwood; Mrs. {.
5. Lamphere and Miss Ruth Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders VIII
lams, of Maysville, Ga, announce the
marriage of their daughter Mamie 10
5 Randall Phillips on Saturday, Feb
rbary IS. The Rev G. D. Stone Off
GATED.
N MONG the informal luncheons of
~ the past week was that at
which Miss Fay Dobbs enter
aimed at the Hotel Ansley Thursday
at l o'clock FOR Miss Marillian War
rem, of Kansas City, who is with Miss
Theo Prioleau for some time. The
affair was informal.
The table was decorated with a
bowl of yellow jonquils, and jonquils
garnished the platters. The place
cards were JoEquils with each guests
with xa11pxxr rfhhanC
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
T. G. Hodge and included Misses
Warren, Theo Prioleau. Alice Parks
Louise Parker, Helen McCarty, Ferol
HUMPHREYS, her guest, Mildred Halle,
of New Haven, Conn, and Lawson
Hines
Mr.. and Mrs. william K. Jenkins
and little daughter who have recent
ly removed to Knoxville, Tenn, are
keeping house in the Parthena Apart
ments, No. 403 Fourth avenue.
N1ISS MARKHAM WARREN, of
Kansas City, who has spent the
week with Miss Theo Prioleau,
has gone to Athens for a short visit
and then will continue her visit to
Miss Prioleau. Miss Warren was
student at Lucy Cobb, where she and
Miss Prioleau were roommates, ana
she has a number of friends in At
anta.
She was the guest of Miss Fay
Dobbs for luncheon at the Hotel Ans
ley one day last week, and has been
much entertained in an informal way.
Miss Prioleau, who has been kept
from all social affairs since receiv-
ing serious inju&es in an automobile
accident several months ago, is now
able to be out again.
Miss Nellie Hood Ridley, who was
the guest of friends in New Orleans
tor Mardi Gras has returned home
Miss Mamie Ansley is spending the
Weekend in Athens with Miss Lillian
Hodgson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black and
two young sons are at home tempo
rarily at the Hotel Majestic since the
burning of their home on Peachtree
TOAD
wv HILE there are as yet very few
w weddings indeed dated for the
early spring months, the few
that have been announced are eagerly