Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
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alter. A supper party at the "souper
dansant" at the Piedmont Hotel toi-
lowed the performance. Saturday
evening Mrs. Cooley was honor guest
in large party given at the dinner
dance at the Piedmont Driving CUP
and Monday evening she will be ten
dered a dinner party by DR.. and MIS-
William j. Blalock
NARS. ANNA WILSON and Mrs
VI Porter Fraker, of Chicago, are
guests Of Mrs Martin Dunbar
at her home in Ansley Park for fe"
days. They are on their way to Au-
gusta, where they will spend a Week.
after a trip to the Bermudas, ana
Havana, Cuba. Mrs. Fraker was MISS
Mara Belle Wilson before her ma :
riage, and was a frequent guest OF
Mrs. Dunbar, then Miss Pet DargaI'
Several informal parties have been
rendered Mrs. Wilson and Mrs fIa- ,
ker during their visit, and cordial
welcome has been extended them.
They leave for Augusta Monday.
THE approaching marriage OF MISS
Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter
of the Ambassador to Spain,
and Kermit Roosevelt. son of former
President and Mrs Theodore Roose-
welt, is the subject of much interest
in Richmond at the present time
The wedding is to take place the
latter part of April in Madrid, the
following Richmond girls TO act as
bridesmaids: Misses Virginia Chris
90 NIru Andrew ('hTlg-
tian; Miss Gay Montague, daughter
of Congressman and Mrs Andrew
Jackson Montague; Miss Isabelle Car
ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Carter; Miss Page, daughter
of the American Ambassador and
Mrs. Walter Hines Page, and Miss
Bacon, Of Boston, have also been IN
vited to act as bridesmaids.
r he meeting Of the Young Ma
irons Bridge Club was held last
week with Mrs. Thomas b.
Paine at her attractive home at East
Lake. The guests motored out to the
lake, where they found the Paine cot
tage decorated throughout in spring
flowers. This club includes a number
of expert bridge players, ande m
game showed the skill of each player.
AS usual, a delicious luncheon was
served at the close of the game, the
congenial company of guests being
seated at a table radiant in jonquiis
and hyacinths.
MISS CLAIRE sHEEHAN leaves
this week for visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Claude Kress, at her
hunting 1Odoo N North Carolina and
will then return to New York. Miss
Sheehan as the guest of Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Moody has been delightfully."- enter
tanned during her visit here.
Box parties and dinners as well as
luncheons were given her.
Besides Mrs. Moody, Miss Sheehan
has three others sisters in Atlanta,
with whom she made short visits.
They are Mrs. e. w. More, Mrs. M. S.
Moran and Mrs. T. P. Branch. Mrs.
Kress came down from New York and
spent several weeks here during her
sisters visit, as this is probably the
last trip Miss Sheehan will make to
Atlanta before her marriage to JUS
tice Aidan Picard Wilmot, of South
Africa.
Mrs. Jacques Futrelle, who arrived
from New York to spend several
weeks with her mother Mrs. Peel, on
Fourth street, is having many parties
rendered her during her visit.
Monday afternoon she was the hon
or guest at the tea given by Miss
Katherine Wooten at her home Mrs.
Loiiie Belle Wylie poured tea, and
Mrs. Martin Dunbar and Miss Flor
ence Bradley assisted in entertaining
the guests.
Yellow daffodils decorated the