Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

elect at the lunCneOn winch MISS
Marion Goldsmith gives. Miss Lula
breakfast at her home on Peachtree
Dean Jones will be hostess at A
street on Thursday.
The informal morning bridge party
which Mrs. Hughes Spalding is to
give Friday for Miss Prince will in
clude the young women who will be
Miss Princes bridesmaids, with two
ether friends, as follows: Miss Nell
Prince, Miss Martina Burke, of Ma
con; Miss Marion Goldsmith, Miss
Lula Dean Jones, Miss Emma Kate
Amorous, Miss Harriet Calhoun and
Miss Esther Smith.
On the Monday following Miss Car
one Muse will give an informal
luncheon at her home for Miss Prince.
ONE Of the most interesting events
Of the week will be the valen-
tine party which Miss Flo Rene
Walker gives Saturday afternoon for
the members of the senior class of
Washington Seminary, where she Is a
student
Miss Walker will be assisted in en-
tertaining by her mother, Mrs. Wal
ker, Of Newman; Mrs. l.. d. Scott,
Miss Emma Scott, Miss Annie
Sharpe, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Wood
ward.
The valentine idea will be carried
out in elaborate details of decora-
ton.
\ IALENTINE suggestions were not
ed at the afternoon reception
given Saturday by Miss Lamar
Jeter at her home on West Peachtree
street The honor guests included
Miss Lillian Brock, of Lafayette,
Ala, who is visiting Miss Jeter, and
Mrs. Arthur Hastings. who has re-
Gently come from New York to make
her home in Atlantis.
Red and white We're the colors car
red out in all the details Vases of
Richmond roses and narcissi adorned
the mantels in the reception rooms,
and in the dining room the tea ia
bic held a centerpiece of Richmond
roses and narcissi in a large silver
vase with smaller vases grouped
about the central one. Tho bonbons
We're red heart-shaped minis and the
silver candelabra held red silk
shades
Punch was served in the living
room and the bowl was banked with
purple violets. Those serving were
Misses Mary Brock Mallard, Brock
Jeter and Frances Curry. Those as
slsting Miss Jeter in entertaining the
guests were her mother, Mrs. S. B.
Jeter Mrs. Francis Jones, Mrs. Keith
Muse Mrs. William Arnaud, Mrs.
Coleman Hodge, Mrs. Perry Black
shear, Mrs. John M. Daniel, Misses
Edith Watts, Nell Parks, Mabel Car
yon Olive Graves and Mary Jeter.
Miss Jeter received her guests
wearing pink crepe de chine. the
bodice entirely of shadow lace, and
she Wore a corsage of Parma violets
Miss Lillian Brock was gowned in
canary colored charmeuse, and Mrs
Hastings wore salmon chiffon draped
over satin of the same shade. Her
corsage was of daffodils and mar
cissi.
me birth of a son, William George
Allen, Jr at their home in Inman
Park February 2.
THE Valentine ball which will be
given on Friday evening at the
Piedmont Driving Club will be
one OF the largest events of the sea-
eoH' and one Of the most beautiful
affairs ever given at the club. The
ua'e has been set for Friday, Febru-
"'y 10, so that after dinner dancing
may be enjoyed until late hour
anu II will not conflict with the APP
poach of the Sabbath.
dinner dance has been arranged,
S atu a dinner will be served at 1880.
t iuere are to be very elaborate and
au''lul decorations. and many large
PARTIES will be given.
me OF the largest parties will be
r'aI given by Mr. and Mrs. James
T.. Hickey, in honor Of two debu-
,"nles-Miss Jessie Mckee and Miss
AHgate Ellis. About rs young people
VIZ De included in the list of guests.
DI, and Mrs. w. S. Goldsmith will
gTHyertaln In their party Mr.. and Mrs.
S1gld King Ottley, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
,,lGPehee, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wash
ll4iss'on' Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Wood,
MSS lsma Dooly and E. 7. Lamb.
NJ, among the guests entertained by
iiI' and Mrs. Ben Lee Crew will
We Mr. and Mrs. Robert Small and
ooPtain and Mrs. Grayson Heidi.
AN ar and Mrs. Henry Bernard Scott
e, entertain a party of fourteen,
ana Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. johnson will
D..
ssina Mrs. j. w. Phinlzy of Boston,
MI and Mrs. r. w. Nelson and Nor
man Nelson of New York.
MI. ME- and Mrs. William A. Speer will
ppare several guests, and Edward
barnett will have a party Of four.
Lieutenant Hornsby Evans, Albert
ucHer and E. H. Williams will be
nosts at a party OF six.
Df' and Mrs, Thomas Philip Hin
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Col
,'er viii be together, and Sam Carter
ssNa T. L. Hill will have a party of
Many other parties are being ar
ranged, and 800 guests will be in at
tendance.
~ is hoped that William McAdoo,
VI New York, and the members Of
S party will attend the ball, as he
WIN be in the city at that time. In
Use Miss Mona McAdoo and her
End Miss Robinson, of Baltimore,
a. onpany Mr. McAdoo to Atlanta,
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