Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25

frequent with the Players Club
for their presentation Of THE
Genius" The date for production has
not been definitely set as yet; how
ever it will probably be given on the
evening Of February is at the At
anita Theater. Plans had been made
for February 10, but, owing to the
Valentine ball at the Piedmont Driv-
ing Club on that date, it was thought
best to decide on another time.
Frank Taylor will play the part of
the Genius, and Jessie Mckee will be
Leading lady. Other members of the
cast are Mrs. Robert Small, Allan
Claude Weller. Hamilton Douglas, Jr.,
Wallace Draper and Mr.. Belcher.
Minor parts will be taken by others
of the Players Club.
This performance bids fair to excel
all past records made by the club.
Tie Piedmont Driving Club has
dated its observance of Valentine
Day for Friday, February 10, in order
to give more time for dancing. The
affair will be characterized by elab-
crate details of decoration, and will
he one of the main events Of the
season.
HE announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Rosalind Wood, of
Savannah, to Charles Albert
cha Dman, lieutenant in the Cost Ar
tiliery Corps, U. S. A, stationed at
Fort Screven, was made at a dinner
given by Miss Wood at her home on
Whitaker street, Forsyth Park, Thurs
day evening.
Her guests included Misses Inez
Tiedeman. Eunice Hinman, Helen Ell
lis, Mozelle Nicely of Augusta; Lieu
tenant Chapman, Hubert Neville, Rob-
ert Erwin, S. w. NJ. Halle, Charles
Msclean, Lieutenant MacGregor and
Lieutenant Evans.
Miss. Wood has numbers Of friends
in Atlanta, as she has been frequent
visitor here since she left Lucy Cobb
spent several weeks with Mrs. Luther
Rosser, Jr., in Ansley Park, later pay
ing short visit to her cousins, Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Hines, on Peach
tee street.
Lieutenant Chapman is the son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Chapman, of Pom
tiac, Mich, and has been stationed al
Fort Screven for three years. He has
tecome closely identified with the So
cial life in Savannah.
The wedding will occur in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Whitaker an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
January Is, who will be named Sadie
Law.
Miss Mary Murphey and Miss
Louise King will return to Washing
ton d. c., Monday evening to re-
sumo their studies at Washington
College
Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland are
spending the winter with Mrs. NJ. r.
Emmons
Miss Kathleen Colley is spending
rev days in Athens with friends.
Mrs Hughes Spalding, who is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Billups Phin-
Ivy, in Athens, was honor guest at a
party Friday when Miss Matte Will
son DuBose entertained her bridge
cub. Miss Carrie Foster, of Madi-
son. the guest of Mrs. Harvey Sto-
vail, shared honors with Mrs. Spald
ing.
After the game the players were
Joined for tea by Mrs. Phinizy, Mrs.
II. w. Lamkin, Mrs. Wellborn Du-
Bose, Mrs. Charles s. DuBose and
MISS Kathleen Colley. of Atlanta.
The largest affair of the week and
one of the happiest of the season will
oe the afternoon reception which Mrs.
Hugh Richardson gives Tuesday in
honor Of Mrs. Louise Richardson, of
Nlcksburg, Miss, who arrives to-day
70 be Mrs. Richardson's guest for
few days.
Assisting in entertaining will be
Mesdames Hugh Inman, John w.
Grant, Edward Inman, John D. Little,
H. M. Atkinson, Milt Saul, Howard
bucknell, Henry s. Jackson, Gordon
h'ser, w. H. Kiser James D. Robin
son. Charles Northen, Robert Aston,
George Traylor, William Nixon,
'harles Rice, Walter Howard, Hugh
walker, w. d. Ellis, Jr., Frank
hawkins, Robert Lowry, Thomas B.
elder, George Bonney. George Bat
tey' M. A. Lipscomb. Thomas B.
TaIne, Ottley, John M. Slaton,
william d. Grant, James r. Gray,
SlacDougald, E. H. Barnett, Frank
rice, William T. Newman, Morris
brandon, Sam Weyman, W. d. Man
icy Frank Galloway, ]. A. Galloughly,
imam Gray, Inman Bell, Ernest
oodruff Charles Sciple, Frank FL
~ Phinlzy Calhoun, Clark Howell.
r. and Misses Julia Hammond, Van
Dyke. Dooly, Laura Hammond, Nat
ale Hammond.
n informal ma rtv Of the week was