Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25


Club Saturday evening A large
crowd attended. The club was deco
rated with palms and foliage plants
and cut flowers, and delicious din
ner was served
One Of the largest parties of the
evening was that given by Mr., ana
Mrs. W. l.. Cosgrove A visitor from
New York, Mrs. Nella $ Rice, who is
( spending some time at the Georgian
, Terrace, was in the party, Other
, guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Roby
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. Mar
ley Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ten Eyck Brown,
, Mr. and Mrs Hoilins Randolph, Mr..
! and Mrs. A. II. Bancker. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Linton G. Hopkins, DR.. and Mrs.
/ Charles Remsen, Brooks Morgan aad
, E. T. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Peoples,
, who recently returned from their we'd
ding journey, were rendered a large
/, party by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L.
Stearns, their other guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Peters, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer J.. Moore Mr.. and
airs Joseph d. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Frank Meador, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Lamar Smith and Mr. and Mrs, Al
bert Howell
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Williams
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiser,
Mr. anad Mrs. Roy Collier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Raine, Jr Miss Alma
/ Stanley and Edwin Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Richardson hal
Z as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H. Inman and Mr.. and Mrs John s.
Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Orme en-
! tertained ten quests. Mr.. and Mrs.
( William A. Speer had as their guests
| 4 4 49, 3,t.lyf rg JiCe
Gladys Levin and j. II. Hancock OF
Z Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. .Hockaday enter
I tanned Mr. and Mrs Edward II
Ehney, Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Achison,
s Among others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Jones, Miss Lula Dean
! Jones, Beverly DuBose and Eugene
Z Haynes.
IN compliment to three recent brides
i Miss Leila Neer entertained last
week at tea at her apartment on
I | Eighth street. The honor guests were
Z Mrs Able Steele sister of the host
ess; Mrs. Percy Taylor and Mrs. Ar
thur Flowers.
The apartment was decorated with
ferns and roses, vases of these flow
ers adjoining the mantels in the re-
ception hall and living room. In the
dining room where tea was served
there was a silver vase filed with
Killarney roses and white narcissi.
Pink shades were used on the candle
labra, and the bonbons were in pink
and white,
Assisting Miss Neer were Mrs.
Wesley Hirschberg, Mrs. r. |. Banks,
Mrs. r. A. Harris, Mrs. Ray Pattillo,
Mrs. Louis Moeckel Mrs. r. S. john
son and Miss Lyndall Haddon. Misses
Edith Watts. Margherita Carter Ma
bel Canyon and Doris Starnes served
punch.
Miss Neer received her guests
wearing blue crepe de chine, the bod
ice entirely of lace, with a high CIR
die of coral satin, Mrs. Steele wore
apple green charmcuse draped in gray
chiffon with touches of princess lace
and pearls. She wore Parma violets.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Flowers each
wore their wedding gowns of ivory
white Parma crepe with lace. Mrs.
Flowers carried Richmond roses.
One hundred young women called
between the hours of and o'clock.
. |
Among the affairs of last week
which We're complimentary to Miss
Edith Dunson and William Baynard
Willingham, who were married Thurs
day evening, was the box party at
the Monday evening performance of
Peg o. My Heart" at the Atlanta
Theater.
The guests included eight couples.
Supper in the Italian dining room at
, Hotel Ansley followed the box party.
Tuesday evening Davis Willingham,
a brother of the bridegroom, gave
, stag dinner at Hotel Ansley in COM
, pIiment to Mr.. Willingham, inviting
the groomsmen to be present. We'd
nesday evening Miss Mignon McCarty,
who was one of the bridesmaids, en-
tertained the family, attendants and
intimate friends of the bride at a
buffet supper at her home ON Ponce
DeLeon avenue. This supper was pre-
coded by rehearsal for the wedding
at the Second Baptist Church
Miss LOUISE KING, who re-
turned the latter part of the
week TO Washington to resume
her studies at Washington College
was rendered a dancing party by Dr.
and Mrs Maxwell Thebaut. Ferns
: and pink carnations decorated the
house
A buffet supper was served at II
o'clock, after which the dancing was
tontlHueu,
In the dining room where the sup
per was served the table held Clois-
some vase filed with pink carnations.
, The Japanese mats We're hand paint
ed in carnations and ferns in the
pale shades of pink and green, BAN
boo candlesticks held the unshaded
; tapers and the minis and cakes We're
served from Japanese bamboo trays
Mrs. Thebaut wore an imported
pongee in pale blue heavily embroid-
cred and trimmed in Eastern lace.
while a touch of Nile green appeared
on the girdle. Miss King wore white
crepe meteor made suitable for dane
ing, with flounces of ACCORDION plait-
: cd crepe de chine and a bodice of
lace.
Assisting entertaining the young
people We're Mrs George NJ Dallan.
of New York, and Mrs William
Akers, Thirty members Of the
Younger set were present.
Miss Evelyn CowGery. OF Lakeland,
Fla, is spending a few days with
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