Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
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HE members of the University
Club will be "at home" Tues
day evening at the second of
the informal intellectual evenings
which they instituted several weeks
ago. The object Is to promote ac-
quaintance and friendship among
college men and to advance the cause
of general education by lectures ana
meetings of a literary nature. The
first lecture made a very good i'm
preston. William A. Wimbish, chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee, will make a short address Tues
day evening on the objects of and
Purposes of the University Club,''
outlining the work that the club
hopes to do for the community and
the State. Afterward there will be
short talks by members on the same
subject and musical program has
been prepared by Mrs John Marshall
Slaton.
The officers and their wives will
assist the entertainment committee
in receiving the guests. They are
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Brandon, Mr..
and Mrs H. NJ Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Worsham, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Henry Porter, Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. A.
Hobson, Burton Smith, Dr. and Mrs.
James n Ellis, Hal HentZ, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Peoples, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ten Eyck Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Wimbish, Frank Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. A M. Schoen.
The members of the University
Club and their feminine friends are
invited to be present, as also are the
members OF the following organiZa-
tons who will be represented in the
receiving line. Mrs. Emma Garrett
Boyd and Miss Rhoda Kaufman Will
receive and introduce all guests from
the Atlanta branch of the Southern
Association of College Women; Mr..
and Mrs O. F. Slifer, of the Alliance
Francais DR. and Mrs. William OW-
ems and DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Elder. Of
the Brenau Club of Atlanta; MISS
Bessie Kempton and Miss Elizabeth
Hines of the Atlanta Pan Hellenic;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Pavon, of the
Ten Club; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hirsch, of the Granite Club; Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Smith, of the University
of Georgia Alumni Association; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter I. Gambler and Mr..
and Mrs Norman c. Miller, of the
Alumni Association of the Emory
College: DR. and Mrs G. B. Wilmer,
of the Unity Club. DR.. and Mrs. e.
l.. Connally and DR.. and Mrs. W. e.
Stockbridge will receive also.
AIRS. JOHN STEWART enter
tanned the members of the w.
l 10. OF
ernoon. Mrs. A. o. Trout made top
score. Those present were Mrs. John
Alien, Mrs. j. !. Cook, Mrs. George
Dixon. Mrs. A. O. Trout. Mrs. e. II.
Weathers and Mrs. r. L. Yorke.
The rext meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. John Allen, No. %
Brookline, Wednesday, April 1, at 3
p. m.
r WO visitors from far-away cities
shared honors at the bridge tea
given by Mrs. George NJ. Tray
lor last week, when she entertained
in honor of Mrs. Joseph Emerson
Brown, of Kalamazoo, and Mrs. Al
belt Harlan Bates, of Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Brown, with Mr.. Brown, has
spent the past few weeks at the
Georgian Terrace, and has been &C
corded many attentions, AS Miss
Constance Read. she made Atlanta
her home for years.
Mrs. Bates was Miss Kathleen
Jones' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
win Jones, before her marriage, and
since her arrival with her husband
and three children. she has been
warmly welcomed and rendered many
parties.
Mrs. Traylor's guests on this occa-
sion included. a group of the friends
of the two honor guests, who formed
several tables for bridge. The game
was played in rooms fragrant with
spring flowers. At the close OF the
game a number of others Joined the
players for tea, which was served In
the dining room.
There the table was covered with
lace mats, and had for centerplece
a large plateau CT white hyaclnths
and jonquils. garlanded in smilaX.
The candle shades anc other decora-
tive details were in yellow and white.
Mrs. Jack Thesen VIII" had only
returned home that morning after
spending the past three months with
MIR Thiesen in Pensacola, presided
over the silver tea service at one end
Of the table.
Mrs. Traylor wore an afternoon toll
let of rose colored charmeuse. Mrs.
Brown wore a new spring model OF
emerald green taffeta. made with the
new circular ruffies and worn with
becoming hat to match. Mrs. Bates
was gowned in ciel blue silk, the COR
s9ge formed of shadow lace and en-
broidered in black. Her close fitting
hat of black straw was adorned with
white plumes.
w LITTLE sewing club which has
IA recently been reorganized and
whose weekly meetings are an
wavs source of much pleasure to
the members, is that which will be
entertained by Mrs. Bulow Campbell
next Wednesday. The members are
All expert needlewomen who have de-
voted their meetings during the quiet
Lenten season to sewing for the poor
and destitute. Much good has al
ready been accomplished. At the
meeting held last week with Mrs. Nell
Wilkinson number of garments
we're finished.
The next meeting viii be held with
Mrs. Bulow Campbell on "Wednesday.
After the work baskets are laid
.i1a rafreshmentS are served and