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

edple, ana the place. cardS were hand-
painted in the same vivid flowers.
Crystal compotes held little cakes en-
bossed in red roses and the color
scheme of red and white was carried
out in detail.
Mrs. Orme's guests included Mrs.
Bryan and her hostess. Mrs. Spencer
z. Atkinson, Mrs. A. ]. orme, ST.,
Mrs. Fleming DuBignon, Mrs. Charles
Hartman, Mrs Albert Cox, of Bremen,
Ga, and Mrs. Henry jackson.
Another compliment to Mrs. Bryan
was the informal dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jackson,
when the guests included only the
members of the family connection.
Mrs Bryan was rendered party of
twelve at the tea-dance at the Pied
mant Driving Club Wednesday af-
ternon by her hostess, and in addi-
ton, there have been several informal
luncheons, dinner parties. spend the
day parties, etc,
Mrs Bryan was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Lee Jordan for supper, and
of Mrs. Walter Brown in West End
for an informal supper, and some sim
liar compliment has been paid her
each day of her visit.
She returns home Wednesday.
Mrs. S. B. Naff entertained infor-
mally at the tea dance at the Driv-
ing Club Wednesday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. Ernest Hyde, of
valdosta, who is visiting Mrs. George
Forester.
These present were Mrs. Hyde, Mrs.
Forester, Mrs. w. C. Jarnagin, Mrs.
T. j. Flemming, Mrs. David Shep-
herd, Mrs. Robert S. Parker and Mrs.
Martin Dunbar.
MARS. CLAUDE B. DAVIS. of St
Louis, and Mrs. John M. I'm
derwood, Of Jacksonville, will
be guests of honor at an auction
party given by Mrs. Robert WHY
Underwood at her home in West End
April IS. The affair will also cele-
brate the anniversary Of Mrs. Davis
birthday.
Mrs Alice VanDyke and Mrs. will
liam F. Anderson will assist Mrs.
Underwood in entertaining.
Twenty-Five guests will be invited
10 meet Mrs. Davis, who was for
mer resident of Atlanta, and popu-
lar member of West End society. A
great many affairs in her honor have
been planned to follow the Lenten
season, Among those who will en-
terrain for her are Mrs. c. L. Lips
comb, Mrs. w. F. Anderson, Mrs.
John Byington, Mrs. Charles Wilkins
and others.
AIRS. ARMINIUS WRIGHT en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Howard street
in celebration of little Miss Sophie
Wright's tenth birthday. The house
was decorated with narcissi and jon
quils. The centerpiece on the dining
table was large birthday cake hold
ing ten pink burning tapers, around
which were Easter souvenirs.
Those present were Alice Galloway,
Clayton Galloway, Anice Jones, Mary
White. Daisy Francis Dazes, Mary
Brooks, Charlotte Smith, Florence
Smith, Helen McClung. Ethel Nell
Philis clarendon. Lillian Denny, Eliza
beth Little, Francis Poole, Julia
Black, Rosalind Lunceford, Fannie
Manley, Veleria Marley, Margaret
Porter. Sarah Schlessinger. Helen
Elsas, Jane Girder and Elizabeth
Cole.
n HARLEs sCIPLE, JR., enter
tanned at a box party Wednes-
day evening at the Atlanta
Theater in honor of Miss Aileen
Devereaux, of Cleveland, Ohio, the
guest of Miss Helen Dargan. After
the performance the guests were
served supper az th0 1AONAHSAS ~AAf
ing Club
Those present were Miss Dever-
eaux, Miss Dargan, Miss Mary Helen
Moody, Miss Jennie D. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs Milton Dargan, Jr., Dozier
Lowndes, Dr. Jere Osborne and Clar-
ence Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H. Strick-
land. of Union Springs, Ala, an
nounce the marriage Of their >daugh-
ter Myrtle May, to Eugene Willde
Beall, of Atlanta, on March q, Rev.
charles w. Daniels officiating.
nRs. FRANK wINECoFF enter
VI tained the members OF her
bridge club and an extra table
Tuesday morning in compliment &c
her guest, Miss Hortense Hermann
on Eastman. Pink carnations were
tho oalOr augCeH-