Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-09

are being rendered a series or ln1or-
NAL parties during their visit to
Misses Susie and Margaret Hallmar.
There were two tables of bridge, anu
an aDpropriate souvenir was awarded
The successful player, after which
dainty refreshme were served.
Mrs. Cox Hostess to Visitor.
Mrs. Floyd Cox entertained at
bridge at her home on Jackson street
in compliment to Mrs Mary Moore
Pitch of California, who is visiting
Iar niece Mrs. Bernard Sherrer.
Valentine suggestions were used in
all the details, and the flowers
throughout tn house were red carna-
tons and growing plants. Silver can
delabra held red silk shades and the
red mints were rt-shaped.
Mrs. Cox wore black crepe de chine
with trimming of crystal, and Mrs.
Fitch was gowned in brown crepe de
chine adorned with fur. Her hat was
brown and was trimmed with single
paradise bird Assisting Mrs. Cox in
entertaining her guests were Mrs.
George Porter and Mrs George Pow
ell.
The prizes were pieces of white and
gold china, and were won by Mrs
F. Y. Clarke, Mrs. George Porter,
Mrs. ]. A. Spurlock, Mrs. H. G.
Carnes. Mrs. Fitch was also present
ed with a china piece.
The guests included Mrs. w. NJ.
Rearden, Mrs. c. ]. Butler, Mrs. E. Y.
Clarke. Mrs. H. G. Carnes, Mrs. Fred
DeGraffenreid, Mrs. Mary Daniels,
Mrs. w NJ. Dickson, Mrs. j. f. FL
lott Mrs. Frank Givan, Mrs. Wade
Harding. Mrs. r. f. Ingraham, Mrs.
7 w. James, Mrs Margaret Jones,
Mrs. T. A Kemp, Mrs. Langley, Mrs.
H. J. Mcdonald, Mrs. j. T. Owen
Mrs Harry Poole. Mrs. w. r. Polk.
Mrs George Porter, Mrs. George
Powell. Mrs. Oscar Ragland, Mrs.
Bernard Sherrer, Mrs. ]. A. Spurlock,
Mrs H. A. Shacklett, Mrs. Tenant,
Mrs B. J. West, Mrs. Otis Wither-
spoon, Mrs. w. C. Wood and Miss
Irene Bearden.
Masquerade Party.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Burgin gave
masquerade party Friday evening In
honor of their son, Northampton Bur
gin. The guests wore fancy costumes
and masks, and a feature Of the even
ing was the dancing by an imported
mechanical doll, a gift to the host.
There was music, and supper was
served. The guests were Misses Irene
Thrower. Cecilia Thrower, Julia Nc
Cutler, Martha Magill, Ruth Var
brough, Mary Flooding. Elizabeth
Flooding. Beatrice North, Almeta
Jackson, Bette Black, Elizabeth
Smith Martha Darby, Quill Orme.
Benjamin Millner, Marion Powell,
Kendrick Goldsmith, Lynn Fort, Cliff
Hatcher Forney Wiley, Cleve stan
CESS, Conner Howard, Wayne Mar
lin, George Eubanks, Harry Canon,
and Fleming Meek
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitfield, Miss Emma Bellah, Mrs.
NJ. r. South and Mrs. Arthur
Crutchfield.
D. A. r. to Celebrate Georgia Day.
The Piedmont Continental Chapter
Of the d. A r. always celebrate
Georgia Day" and this year they
have invited all D. A. RS and their
friends to meet with them at the
Peoples Street School, West End.
The regent, Mrs. A. H. AlfTend, will
read patriotic selections from The
Stories of the Revolution" by Mrs,
;. W. Foster, State regent, and Will
present a copy of the book to the
school, Mrs. Alfriend will also give
talk on Georgia"
Afternoon Music Recital.
a recital was given Saturday af-
ternoon by Mrs. c. E. Nealy's music
pupils Those who took part were
Misses Nell Warren, DaVie Garner,
Gladys Born, Dorothy Warren Gladys
Hin. Ruth Howell, Mary Baldwin,
Annie Lou Williams. Ruth Rausen-
herg, Marguerite Burford, Ruth Hor-
ION, Fannie Belle Woodruff. Annie
Johenning, Lydia Heron, Inez Casey,
Matte Cole, Ina Louise Harris, Cora
Price, Marcelle Lyon; Messrs. Roy
Smith and Francis Stanaich.
Box Party for Memphis Visitor.
Mrs. Frank Lang, of Memphis, was
'nndered box party at the Lyric Sat
urday afternoon, the performance be-
,ng followed by tea at the Hotel Ans
."y The party included hrs. M.
lang. Mrs J. d. Cloudman, Mrs.
lanes Morrow. Jr., Mrs. Charlton
Jarrett. Mrs William Owens and Mrs.
Edward White. Jr
The informal luncheon which Mrs.
William owens will give at the Pied
mont Driving Club Wednesday will
also compliment Mrs. Lang, whose
visit to her former home has been the
occasion of a round of parties.
kindergarten Association to Nee.
Inc regular monthly meeting OF
ne Free Kindergarten Association
VIII be held Monday at II a. m. at
@arnegie Library.
speakers to Address Suffraqists.
Nj citizens interested in woman's
'lfrage are invited to attend a meet
ING al p. m. Tuesday at Mrs. Emily