Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29

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perform it correctly and gracefully
the skirts have to be much wider
and fuller. She suggests that IL
women would adopt the new trouser
skirts they would appear more mod
est in these dips than as they now
gown themselves. Instead Of the
trouser seeming mannish it has come
to fill the need of the persistent
dancer.
Needless to say that since the great
suffrage rally here several weeks ago
there has been much discussion
among the women as to their views
on the subject; most of them are
keen for it to be adopted in this State.
II does not seem long until our wom-
en- will have the ballot and they must
be studying these days so that they
viii know what to do with It when
they get it.
I-sAW Gladys Levin and her flance.
Bobby Buffers" as everybody
calls him. at the dance at the
Piedmont last Saturday afternoon He
had just arrived a few days before.
and I don't believe ] have ever seen
a happier couple. They were receiv-
ing congratulations from all sides on
their engagement. and Mr.. Buffers
was introducing a friend, e. C. De-
vine, OF New York, to those he met.
They are old schoolmates, and hear
ing that Bobby would be here at
a certain time. when his senegament
would be announced, Mr. Devine arr
ranged to be here at that time also.
Miss Levin was wearing one Of her
trousseau gowns a tailleur costume
of gaberdine serge, made with 3
jaunty short coat, and the skirt had q
tunic over each side, which was slep
ped under tow pleats in back and
front. Her hat was striking ALI
black creation, made of picot straw.
with the clipped ostrich pompoms at
front and back-the type known as
the mirror hat, because the trimming
at the back is placed in direct angle
with that Of the front as If reflected
in a mirror. Several informal din
ners and dances were given while Mr..
Buffers and Mr.. Devine were here,
and / believe that there will be quite
few for Miss Levin before she mar
ries and moves away to Ludington.
1 INDEED It is good to see Resale
Davis out again after the dread
full time she had this winter with
nervous prostration. She was to havs
made her debut. but because Of her
illness she had to postpone it, and now
she thinks that probably she won't
have any formal affairs at all. but
win just pick and choose her go-
ings and comings to suit her moods.
for fear Of having another break
down. should think that making .
debut, and all that phrase implies
Of parties and theaters and DINERS
and dances would be enough to make
any person collapse. Now y0u see
Miss Davis at the Forsyth every
Monday evening, you run across her
downtown shopping and she goes to
the tea dances. l saw her last week
and she looked just as il she had
stepped out Of Harper's Bazaar. She
wore a black suit Of some new ma
terial, with a blouse Of chartreuse
yellow. Almost the entire front Of
the bodice was disclosed, as the Stun
ming coat boosted OF no vest like 50
MANY Of them do this season. Her
small chic hat was Of black tagal
straw with Gourrah feathers as its
only adornment. She hasn't forgot
ten the things she learned in Paris
last year about how to wear hats
and clothes. They say that one never
does. once in Paris you instinctivsly
thereafter know just what is meant
by style.
My identity has not been revealed
" yet. When heard that the
Frescotts were coming to town,
/ ouaked in my shoes for had such
confidence in their ability to read
minds that was almost afraid to
venture out Monday evening. But
was there, at the Forsyth, as usual
when the curtain went up. One act
followed another and finally the Pres
colts came forward. l was anxious to
ask them many questions that would
HELM me in my business, but decided
that IL would be better for me 10 "lle
low" and Just listen to what others
were saying Finally someone asked,
in very brave tones, Who is Polly
Peachtree?" The answer came, That
isn't fair question" And that was
all that could be gotten out Of the
Frescotts. Probably some Of you will
think that / bribed them not to tell
on me, but didn't, assure you most
sincerely, 1t only proves to me that
they really didn't know, and I feel
more confident now every day as
walk along the streets that am not
being caught UP with in my weekly
little gossiping stunt.