Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-05

IF It were not for the brides elect
| and their parties, the social cal
endar would show few dates in
/ deed. But the April bride will soon
! come Into her own, and informal
teas, bridge parties, etc, will form
a bright series of parties.
Miss Irene Lopez will be rendered
J several parties before her marriage
to Howard Osgood Mcmillan of
| Minneapolis, which takes place
Thursday evening, April is. The
vate at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Hinton
Lopez, but large number of guests
have been invited to the reception,
which will follow the ceremony.
The brides cousin, Mrs. Howard
Merrill, Of Salt Lake City, who al
ready has many friends here through
her former visits and who will be
matron of honor at the wedding, ar
rived last week and will be present
at all the pre- nuptial parties. the
first of which was a very informal
tea given by Mrs. j H. Hines at the
Piedmont Driving Club Saturday af~
| ternoon.
Mrs. Rufus Darby gives a matinee
party at the Forsyth, followed by an
afternoon tea on Monday in honor Of
Miss Lopez, who also VIII be ten
dered an informal party Wednesday
afternoon and another matinee party
Friday by Mrs. Eva Stewart.
For the following week the initial
party will be a large afternoon
bridge which Mrs. Noise Deleon gives
on Easter Monday. There will | be
about 60 guests who will be entertain
ed at the DeLeon residence on Pied
| EofIavr,{,,er ba Ibid
party Miss Madge Horne, who Is to
be maid of honor at the wedding.
will give a box party at the Forsyth
for the bridal party and OUT of-town
/ guests
A large dinner party at which Dr..
and Mrs. j. Ii. Hines will entertain
will be given on Tuesday, April IA,
and a large dinner party for the
bridal party will precede the re-
hearsal for the wedding on Wednes-
day evening. when Mr. and Mrs. Lo-
pei will entertain.
Among the out-of-town guests
who will attend the wedding are the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Mcmillan, of Minneapolis. The
bridegroom arrives on Easter Sun
day
Mrs. G. w. Morrall, OF Edgeheld,
S. c. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Peter Erwin.
Mrs. w. W. Springer and Miss
Frances Springer return Sunday
after a short visit in Columbus.
MISS VIRGINIA POUND, of Chat
tanooga, has as her guest at the
Hotel Ansley Miss Josephine
Collier, OF Chattanooga, who will re-
main with her for grand opera.
Miss Pound has Joined her parents
Col. and Mrs. J. B. Pound, at the
Ansley for a stay of some length and
Is being cordially welcomed, having
many friends among the younger So
cial set Of this city.
Miss Jennilu Lindsey left Thursday
for two weeks stay in South Geor-
gia. She is now the guest Of Mrs
l.. Carter In Jesup, where she will re-
main for a week, going from there
to Macon and Indian Spring.
She will return home for grand
opera.
Mrs William Shallenberger has had
with her for the past few weeks her
mother, Mrs. Montague Boyd, Of Sa-
|
, two weeks longer.
N FAREWELL reception will be
ia rendered DIR. and Mrs. Hugh K.
Walker by the congregation OF
the First Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening. DR.. and Mrs, Wal
ker have deferred their departure a
: day so as to give all their friends an
! opportunity to say goodbye before.re-
turning to Los Angeles, their former
home.
The reception Will be given at the
, church and will be one of the largest
affairs of the week.
Mrs. Isaac Boyd and Miss Elizabeth
Boyd will be In Atlanta for opera
week. They are planning to spend
the summer In Atlanta and will prob
ably take an apartment.
c OMETHING novel and entertain
ing is being planned for the lit
tie folk of Atlanta In the out
door pony show and gymkhana at
Piedmont Park, April IL.
A group of men and women who
are actively interested in the work
. being done for the Home for Incur
ables will have charge of the show
and the many Atlanta children who
own ponies and carts are busy enter
ing their pets.
The pony show will in reality be q
miniature horse show, and the young
= err world of fashion will all be inter
, ested, either because of the pride anC
: thrill they feel in their own horse
] flesh, or as witnesses of the inter.
0 esting program. Prizes VIII be award
= ed for the best boy and girl riders. tbs
9 best drivers. etc. The latter part o
v the afternoon will be devoted to tbs
gymkhana races.
Many OF the prominent children o
Z" Atlanta are owners of ponies, anC
e there are also some grown ups" who
r own these fascinating pets Amonl
3 the prospective entries are Frank In
r man, Troy Bivings. Jack Cohen
{ Charles Boynton, Jr Rhodes Perdue
John Grant Preston Arkwright, Ran
kin Manley. Wilmer Moore, T. II
A McCrea, Perry Adair, John Ottley
- James Calhoun, Harry Ansley, Hugh
1 Inman Baxter Maddox. Morris Bran
= don, G. H. White, Jr.. David Black
. Grady Black. James Floyd, J, r
!, Gray, Misses Mary Algood Jones, Ma,
I NJ -.