Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
1Rs. FRANK SKINNER gave


home in Inman Park in honor
Of Mrs. Raymond Daniel recent
Pride. Dafrodils and growing plants
decorated the house and attractive
prizes were given the winners Of nigh
score and honor guests.
Mrs. Skinner was gowned in gray
| crepe de chine combined with lace.
Invited to meet Mrs. Daniel were
Misses olive Capp, Katherine Parker,
Elizabeth Walker, Ruth Cofer. Mrs
Rogers Winter, Mrs. Willis Dobbs,
Mrs. John c. Gambler, Mrs. Calvin
Greene, Mrs George Yundt, Mrs. A.
f.. Irby, Mrs. Thomas Latham, Mrs.
w. p. Walthall Mrs. Mann Martin
and Mrs. Clarence Bell.
An even larger gathering than US
ual attended lie the dansant at the
Piedmont Driving Club Wednesday
afternoon. These affairs have now
become established events of the
weeks calendar taking place every
Wednesday from to z o'clock in
the ballroom. Many informal parties
are arranged complimenting visitors
and brides.
Mrs A. D. Adair, Jr.. had as her
guests Mrs. W. 3. Willingham, Jr.,
and the attendants at Mrs. willing
MANS recent wedding, including
Misses Theodosia Willingham, EN-
mic .Willingham, Gladys Dunson,
Elizabeth Dunson, Marion Dunson,
Mary Blalock and Mrs. Rucker NC
Carly
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dick were
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson. OF
New York Mrs. Robert Woodruff,
Mrs Hiliard Spalding, and Forty
Laucks, OF York, Pa
Misses Florence Yancey, OF Rome;
| Nannette Payne, Corinne Payne,
| Margaret Mailman, Susie Mailman,
| Harriet Orr and Mrs. John Hill form
ed a congenial group.
Mrs John Temple Graves was the
central figure in a small party given
by Mrs. Ben Hill.
Others entertaining small parties
were Mrs. Lewis Beck, Mrs. Motto
Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Frank Galway,
Mrs. Henry Bernard Scott Mrs. w. e.
Austin and Mrs Ella Wright wilcox;
Among those present were General
and Mrs Robert X. Evans, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William A. Speer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frank Meador, Mr. and Mrs. A; zen
Eyck Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Manley, Mr.. and Mrs. Willim f.
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. James 7, Will
llams, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Collier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bancker, Mr.. ana
Mrs John Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Small. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs f. P. McBurney, Mrs.
William A. Wimbish Mrs Frank Ell
lis, Mrs. Charles Sisson. Mrs. Albert
!, Thornton, Mrs. william Lawson Peel,
Mrs. John w. Somerville, Mrs. Keats
Speed, Mrs. Edna Avery Jones, Mrs.
Ransom Wright, Mrs. Clarence Hav-
erty, Mrs Hughes Spalding, Misses
Marion VanDyke, Alma Stanley and
Josephine Stoney, Messrs Eugene
HAYNES. Stewart Witham, Lieutenant
Hornsby Evans, Norman Hackett
Arthur Clarke and Walther Raulik
of Germany.
r HE luncheon at which Miss Alma
Stanley entertained at the Cap
ital City Club was one OF Sc
ries Of parties arranged IA honor OF
Miss Nancy Prince, bride elect. The
decorations were deliberately carried
out in pink and white, silver basket
In the center of the table being filled
with pink roses and white hyacinths
The silver candlesticks bore pink
shaded tapers. and the place cards
brought by the hostess from Venice
represented miniature gondolas with
little brides and bridegrooms as pas
sengers Souvenirs for each guest
were little pink satin boxes filled with
pink bonbons, surmounted by little
| Cupids.
Miss Stanley wore draped gown
of old blue rippled silk, made with
the new hip ruffles, and her hat was
a close fitting model in black mohe
Miss Prince wore a Paquin model OF
, navy blue ripple cloth, the coat made
with the Paquin flare, and the blouse
of peach blow embroidered crepe, Her
hat was an imported model of green
straw and a corsage bouquet OF gar
denias and violets completed the tot
let. :,
Miss Nell Prince wore a suit OF old
blue taffeta. with a small hat OF black
, taffeta. Miss Lula Dean Jones was
gowed in blue velvet, bordered in fur
and having little vest OF tulle. Her
hat of blue velvet was edged with FUR
Miss Marion Goldsmith wore green
velvet combined with fur and her
black hat was adorned with para =
disc. Miss Caroline Muse wore suit
OF blue cloth with a broad brimmed
hat of pink broadcloth. Miss Sarah
Gibson Chenault, of Lexington, KY,
was also present. wearing a new
. spring model of green taffeta, with
. lace blouse and a big black picture
hat. Mrs James T. Williams wore
black taffeta, with hat to match. MRS
John Arthur Hynds was In brown tai
feta, worn with hat TO match and
Mrs, David Morgan wore black sat1
and a big black hat
.ONE Of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was the Valentine
dance given by the Vesper Ciut
Friday evening. The chilly weather
, had no effect on the attendance.
Those present were Miss Matte
; Belle Kennedy and Miss Lillian stout
, of Nashville, Tenn; Miss Mildred
Sault. Miss MANTLE Altman. Mls'
t Evelyn Green, Miss Katherine Perry
Miss Margaret Wingfield, Miss Gladys
) Hooter. Miss Virginia standard, MISS
Iilloise Reid, Miss Gladys Sands
/ Miss Paris Miss Edwina Harper, MISS
Natalie Ragsdale, Miss Clodie SANDS
Miss jamie Arnold, Miss Edith Hud-
son. Miss Laura wyatt, Miss Wason
Miss Jennie Mae Galloway, Messrs
r II Atkinson, Clarence Trotu Dor
, Atchison. f. H. wilder, H. II. ROB-
ertson. II. L. Withers. James W. Dun
, woody. II. :. Baird, s. NJ. Garwood
l.. f. Floyd, r. II. Parks r. :, Je-