Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01

tie street and 100 guests were present.
The hostess and honor guest re-
ceived in the drawing ROOM The
decorations were of white roses and
narcissi, arranged in bowls and vases
on the mantel, cabinets and tables,
with ferns and foliage plants grouped
in the corners of the apartment
The tea table was decorated with
crystal flower holder filled with guam
titles of narcissi. The minor details
carried out a color scheme of white
and green.
Mrs. Vergil Shepard poured coffee.
and Mrs. Harold Beach presided over
a decorated punch table, placed in the
living room.
A group of friends who assisted in
entertaining included Mrs. E. H. Cone,
Mrs III. A. Higgins Mrs. f. H. Good
hart, Mrs. K. c. Darby, Mrs. S. G..
Blackman and Mrs. Harold Beach.
Mrs, B. NJ. Willingham left Tuesday
for Triton, where she will visit rela-
tives for several weeks
Miss Marie Sciple leaves Monday to
spend a month in New York
Miss Emily Willingham is visiting
is accompanied by Miss Virginia
Pound of Chattanooga
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Bishop, Jr.,
have returned home, after spending
several months in Southern Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes Browne. Of
Columbus Ga, announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Marjorie to
Edward Weyman Strother, U. S. N,
on Thursday evening, January 8. At
home
Mrs. r. NJ. Jones is the guest of
Mrs. Thornwell Gamble in Forsyth.
Mrs. S. w. Wallace has returned
home after spending several days with
friends in FORSYTH.
Mrs, George P, Howard is jill at the
Elkin- Goldsmith Sanitarium
HERE will be many parties for
children during the next few
months. The first large chill
dren's party of. the new year was
given last week by Mrs. Thomas
Daniel at her home on Spring street
In celebration of her young sons
fifth birthday.
In the center of the large dining
table was the birthday cake, on
which burned five wax tapers. To
each little guest were given as ia
Vors PINK sunbonnet girls and baskets
of spun candy.
Among those present were Caroline
Pound, of Chattanooga; Ruth Dodd.
Marie Davis. Willis F. Stringer.
Beatrice North, Caroline Fuller. Anne
Spalding. Elizabeth Spalding, Lula
Lewis, Florence Spalding, Charlotte
Meador, Sally Brown Spalding. Com
stance Spalding. Bessie Baxter. Ma
rion Boehm. Etheline North. Mary
Magill, Lucretia Groves. Ruth Miller.
Louise King, jeanette Tigner, Toul-
man Williams Jr., Joe High Will
liams, Campbell Davis. Jr., Joe Henry
singer, John Fl. Lewis Joel Miller.
Boynton Coles, Bacon Fuller. w. M.
Loce. Dan Dougherty, Ben Morgan,
clifford Anderson, Perry Anderson.
George Adair Jr, Lewis Dean, Frank
Dean, Jr, Irwin Evins and James
| Tigner.
MRS. JULIAN. MASON. who was
Miss Kate Howell before her
guest at the delightful bridge party
given by Mrs. Stephen Hook at her
home at East Lake. There were five
tables. The prize for top score was
won by Mrs. Julian Chambers. who
has just returned from her wedding
journey. Miss Sarah Franklin Mont
gomery cut the consolation, and the
honor guest was presented with a
dainty piece of lingerie.
Mrs. Mason wore a suit of white
| cloth, with a hat of black velvet
laden with white plumes. The affair
was one of a number of pretty par
ties given for Mrs. Mason since her
marriage.
LONE of the happiest affairs of the
week was the informal lunch
con given by Mrs. Alex Smith,
| Jr.. in honor of Mrs. Julian Cham
| bers, who has just returned from her
wedding journey. Mrs. Smith enter
tanned at her home on Fourteenth
street. and the party included only
| the hostess, the honor guest, Mrs.
| Thorn Flagler, Mrs Roscoe Hearn,
Mrs. Howell Peoples and Mrs. Carle-
ton Smith.