Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Mrs. Roy Harris
Gives Dresden
Luncheon

,.rmal affair which assembled a group
NJ Ten congenial friends at the Pied
mont Driving Club. But in spite of
me informality of the occasion, the
.rair showed the greatest taste in the
rsrorations, in which the Dresden
.,,rs of pink and blue were beauti-
fully carried out,
The luncheon table was placed in
,,. rose room of the club, and a gold
rmrire basket filled to overlooking
with pink roses tied with butterfly
bows of pale blue tulle formed the
r.nteruiece. The place cards carried
ovt the color scheme of pink and blue
and in every detail of the affair the
lovely color scheme was observed.
Mrs. Harris was charming host
css. wearing a becoming toilet of
black lace draped over white satin,
with sash of American Beauty vel
vet. The toilet was completed by
hat of black velvet adorned with
white paradise.
George NJ. Traylor, Mrs. Thornton
1,arye. Mrs. Edward C. Peters, Mrs.
everett Walker, Mrs. John d. Little,
Mrs Thomas 3. Paine, Mrs. Milton
bargain and Mrs. Oscar Pappen-
heimer.
Mrs. Daniel Entertains.
The bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
Thomas II. Daniel Tuesday morning
was a delightful compliment To Miss
katherine Mattingly, of Louisville,
XIV the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Cole
Morgan and Mrs. William F. Spald-
me, and to Miss Edith Dunson, whose
marriage to William Baynard Will
Hngham, Jr. is being preceded by
round of parties.
Mrs Daniels home was prett1ly
decorated with pink carnations ana
narcissi, and the prizes included SILK
hose for top score and silver picture
frames and silver pencils for the two
honor guests. A delicious luncheon
WAS served on the card tables at the
close of the game, and the guests in
Guided Misses Katherine Mattingly,
Edith Dunson, Elizabeth Dunson
Gladys Dunson, Theodosia Willing
ham. Mignon McCarty, Annie Lou
Pagett, Mary Blalock, Alice May
Freeman, Passie May Ottley, Caro-
line Muse, Emmie Willingham, Helen
Hawkins Lula Dean Jones, Carolyn
King Jeanette Lowndes, Marion
Goldsmith, Frances Connally, Mrs
cole Morgan, Mrs Guy King, Mrs.
Julian Prade. Mrs William F. Spald-
ing and Mrs. Homer Carmichael.
Reception for Visitor.
The reception given Tuesday att
ernocn by Mrs. Eula Griffin and MIS-
Georgia Carmichael was attended oY
100 women to meet their guest, MISS
Eula Whatley, of Birmingham. Inc
hostesses and honor guest received in
the salon of the club, where there
were palms, ferns and foliage plants
as decoration. with pink roses.
Punch was served from a bowl
wreathed with fruits and hung with
grapes. A group of friends who as
sisted in entertaining were MRS
Sheppard w. Foster, Mrs. John K.
Dickey, Mrs Samuel Stewart wal
lace Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. w. ii.
,'hase. Miss Cora Brown, Miss Sall1e
Malone and others. An orchestra
played
Mrs. Carmichael wore an imported
toilet of black marquise lace over
white satin. Mrs. Griffins Par1slan
gown Of wistaria mousseline was
draped over satin and combined WIN
lace. Miss Whatley wore white lace
over satin and her corsage bouquet
was of pink carnations. Mrs. Foster
was in white embroidered charmeuse;
Mrs. Wallace wore lemon-coloreu
brocade and Mrs. Dickey wore pink
embroidered crepe.
Officers To Be Elected.
There will be a meeting or the Al
lanta Woman Suffrage League at
Carnegie Library tomorrow AFTER
noon. at which time officers for the
coming year will be elected. Inc
ticket named by the executive board
is Mrs Francis Whiteside, president;
Mrs. Albert Howell first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Warren Boyd, second vice
president; Mrs. Margaret Gardner,
recording secretary; Mrs Eugene
Mitchell, treasurer; Miss Aurella
Roach. CORE spending secretary, ana
Miss Hardin, auditor
Mrs Harry Smith, who has been
holding the presidency during the
year has retired in favor of Mrs
Whlteside, who has been acting as
leaSar for the league, and Is also
chairman of the educational commit
tee Mrs. Smith has made an efficient
officer and has made many friends in
The league as head of the organiza-
ion
Abbey Dodson.
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