Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-05
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obstacle race, and jumping class-all
open for men and women, and ladies'
saddle class. In the pony show,
prizes will be awarded the best saddle
ponies, II hands, 2, and under, lS
hands and under; similar prizes to be
awarded saddle ponies Of the same
class, with prizes for the best boy
rider, the best girl rider; a class for
driving ponies in harness, and the
best pony in harness over and under
10 hands. A half -mile race will close
the program.
The executive committee in charge
of the affair are Mrs. Floyd McRae,
Mrs. John Hill, Mrs Thomas y. Fell
der Mrs. James r Williams, Mrs.
James L. Dickey, Jr, Mrs Frank Hol-
land. Miss May Atkinson Willard
McBurney, Samuel Slicer Westervelt
Terhune and Nym Mccullough.
Mrs. Robert w. Hunt left Thurs
day to spend a week on her farm
near Memphis.
MASTER FRANK BARFORD, III,
celebrated his second birthday
Monday afternoon at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rarford. Jr., in Kirkwood. Games
were played. and each Of the little
guests was presented with an Easter
souvenir
Those present were Margaret and
Frances Coley, Mildred Palmer, Dora
May Laton, Edith Magruder. Willie
Mae Bumstead, oliver Layton, Pope
Mayson and Elkin Adair
MISS GRACE WHATLEY was
hostess at luncheon last week
for her guest, Miss Bernice
Cook, of Shorter College.
Those present were Misses Kathleen
burn Floyd Eskridge, Mona Good
rich, Eva Owens, Grace Stephenson
and Estha Hatchett.
Mrs Emily N. Stewart enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Stewart, in West End in honor of
Miss Mary Bryan, of Birmingham,
who is a student at Agnes Scott.
The house was decorated in spring
flowers The guests included twelve
Of Miss Bryan's classmates.
MARS. LOUIS M. THIBADEAU
entertained the members Of her
bridge club Wednesday after
noon at the Elks Club
Those present were Mrs. Albert
Dunn, Mrs. J. D. Frazier, Jr., Mrs.
| William Dunn, Mrs. Mercer Fain,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, Mrs. w. NJ.
Hill, Mrs. Ted Minnehan, Mrs.
| Charles A. Smith, Mrs. c. Clarke,
Mrs. James Gaines, Mrs. Nell
Cheaves, Mrs. Stopher, Mrs. Robert
| Stahl, Mrs. H. X. Taylor, Mrs. Craig,
| Mrs Haskell and Mrs. Goodlow
/ Yancey,
Mrs H. A. Parker and Mrs. w. r.
Freeman assisted Mrs. Thibadeau in
entertaining.
Mrs. Hugh Scott has had as her
guest for several days Miss Katherine
Decker, of Convent Station, N. j.. a
| former classmate at the Mount YER
non Seminary, Washington, who has
| been spending some time at the
| Hampton Terrace, Augusta, and
| stopped over to visit Mrs. Scott on
| her way home.
Miss Decker leaves for home Sun
day.
Mrs. Linton Elliott entertained the
members of her bridge club and an
extra table of bridge on Thursday
1 afternoon. Mrs. w. H. Bales, Mrs,
Paul Dixon and Mrs. John Pugh made
up the guest table,
Miss Harriet Shook returned Fri
day evening from New York, where
she has been visiting her sister, Miss
| Gladys Hanson Shook.
Mrs. Max Franklin Rowland, OF
Boston, was the guest of honor at a
| tea given Friday afternoon by the
| faculty OF the Library Training
School Of the Carnegie Library.
| Mrs. Kizer and Mrs. Prince enter
tanned at a luncheon Wednesday at
their apartments in the Hotel Impe-
rial in honor of Mrs. w J. Williams
The luncheon was followed by a natl
nee party at the Forsyth,
Mrs. Victor Lamar Smith and Mrs
Nixon have returned from a two
weeks visit to New York City
Miss Isabel Kuhrt is attending a
house party given by Miss Lillian
Jones in Waynesboro. She returns
home soon after Easter.