Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-05

tlons for the luncheon table, which
had center piece of gold Empire
had for a centerpiece a gold empire
basket, filled to overlooking with
these flowers, which, at the close of
Parties for Mrs. Lang.
The informal parties arranged In
honor or Mrs. Frank Lang. of Mem
mis- whose visit to her former home
has given so much pleasure to her
friends, are forming a very happy
ngrt Of the seasons entertaining.
While small and informal, these par
Ties are thoroughly enjoyed and. for
each dav OF her visit, Mrs. Lang has
been complimented with some pleas
ant mode Of entertaining.
The largest of these affairs VIII be
the tea which Mrs, Arthur Preston
Flowers will give Thursday after
noon Mrs. q. Fl. Ashford. Mrs. John
A. Rovkin Miss Fannie Neal Ander-
sor of Athens and Miss Helen Morris
will assist, and the guests will include
Mrs Lang, Mrs. r. NJ. Rose, Mrs.
Al " HuChlett, Mrs. John A. Per-
due Mrs. Luclus Mcconnell, Mrs. Fl.
c. Chapman, Mrs. John Morris. Jr.,
Mrs Jack Lewis, Mrs. z. w Born,
Mrs 2. G. Broyles,> Mrs. J. H. Craw-
fore. Misses Ethel Tutwiler, Frances
and Penelope Clarke. Josephine Sto-
new. clifford West, Mary. Helen and
Genevieve Morris and Leila Neer.
Mrs william Owens will give
small luncheon Of eight covers Friday
at the Piedmont Driving Club for
Mrs. Lang. and several other parties
wifi be given.
Mrs Lang and Mrs. Vernon Tflson
were guests Of Mrs. Joseph Tilson at
the Forsyth matinee Wednesday aft
ernoon, and Tuesday she was a guest
at the meeting Of the Tuesday After
noon Eucher Club, which WAS enter
tanned by Mrs. Benjamin Wilson I've
French Club for Agnes Scott.
The students Of Agnes Scott Col
iege have formed an Alliance Fran
calse for the purpose of studying
French literature and conversation.
FIFTY girls are registered in this or
ganizatiou and they will hold their
first meeting Monday at & p. m. The
officers Of the alliance are Miss Linda
" Miller, Of atlanta, president; Miss
Grace Harris, Of Mobile, vice presi-
dent: Miss Mary Helen Schneida, Of
Chattanooga, secretary, and Miss
Louise Wilson, of Lynchburg, treas
urer.
Recital al Cable Hall.
Much interest is being shown in
me- program to be given Thursday
evening At Cable Hall by Mrs. Grace
Lee Brown T Townsend, assisted by
Oscar Pappenheimer and Miss Eda
Bartholomew. The last number on
the program will be the 'Flower
Maiden's Chorus" from "Parsifal,"
presented by Mrs. William Merrill
Hutchinson, Mrs. Herbert Wigs,
Miss Julia Purser, Mrs. Townsend,
Miss Veazie Ffllingham, Miss Rebec-
ca Day Miss Ethel Armistead. Miss
Lucy Bush, Mrs Thyrza Ware Shaw,
Miss Allie Purser, Miss Elizabeth
Schlesinger and Miss Wee Strickland.
For Miss Ewing on Trip.
Miss Lebie Ewing has returned
nome after spending a month in Biz
mingham as the guest of Miss Eva
May Morgan. Among those who en-
tertained for her at either bridge
iuncheous, diners or afternoon recep-
lions were Misses Sarah Hodges, Su-
SIC Ferguson, Annie Smith, Eva May
MORGAN, Mrs. Gorham, r. H. Lake and
MI Lockwood. who gave a dinner
Thursday evening.
For the Misses Payne.
One or the happiest events Of the
week was the afternoon Tea. given
Wednesday by Misses Susie and Mar
earet Mailman, in honor of their
guests, Misses Nanette and Corinee
tayne. Of Springfield, III. The host
esSes and honor guests received in
gt HNing room, where the decora-
IONS were quantities of long
slemmed American Beauty roses. The
nSH was decorated with growing
p9nts and ferns, and In the dining
room, where dainty refreshments
we're served, a.'color scheme OF yell
low and white was observed in de-
gold basket filled to overlooking
N,,h yellow jonquils and narcissi,
"lth butterfly bows of yellow tulle
reo on the handle, adorned the table
me silver candlesticks were shaded
en- en-, yellow silk shades, under silver
HH,ugree, and at one end of the table
Yrs Yrs. William p Hill and Mrs John
ndutnan presided over the silver tea
service
~ ''4N uNlTg room, W1ere punch
laS served, the table was decorated
!. lonquils and greenery. "A group
". friends alternately presided over
och bowl.
No prettiest of toilets were worn
NJ, lHe nostesses and honor guests.
(S lorinne Payne being gowned in
~ o.ue chiffon draped in lace Miss
t,ahet 'e Payne wore heliotrope chif-
uI u Hr7ped over satin. Miss Susie
n.a.man's gown of pale pink char
HG,suSe satin was Graped in pink chif-
,o'. Mss Margaret Hallman wore
s.e green brocade charmeuse Dor
sogu N fur, and draped in shadow
r,sSISiing in entertaining were Mrs.
lI.h Hi, Mrs Frampton Ellis. Miss
,r.Iare' Wright, Miss Elizabeth
,rI-9n Miss Penelope Clark and
Sarah Cowles.
,srsFeFaI Informal parties will be
rnugfeg the Misses PAYNE during the
.''''noer Of their visit The In
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