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

Norman Hackett gave a supper
party after the initial performance
of "Raffies" at the Lyric Theater, The
guests were invited to meet him in
the Italian dining room at the Hotel
Ansley and his honor guests were
Miss Adrienne Battey and Elliott
Wood, of New York, who visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Bonney on Four
teenth street for a week or ten days.
Mr.. Wood returned homo Thursday.
Miss Jennie D. Harris entertained
her bridge club Tuesday at her home
en- Peachtree street. The house was
decorated with growing plants and a
silver bowl of narcissi and farlancia
ferns formed the centerpiece on the
table in the dining room where lunch
con was served after the games. The
prizes were silk stockings
The members of this club include
Misses Mary Helen Moody Ruth
Stallings, Helen Dargan, Jennie D.
Milton Dargan, Jr., Mrs. Marion Smith
and Mrs. Rucker McCarty.
VNOTHER of the enjoyable affairs
~ of last week was the bridge par
ty at which Mrs Hal Steed en-
tertained at the Capital City Cluo
when she invited her club and four
additional guests to meet Mrs. AL
fred Gordon Lloyd, Of Detroit, and
Mrs. William Venable, of Virginia
The tables were placed in the large
living room, which was decorated
with red roses and ferns. The prizes
included silver picture frames and a
leather telephone register.
Mrs. Steed was gowned for the &C.
casion in a three piece suit of black
cloth, with collar and cuffs of err
mine fur. Her black hat was adorned
with a bird of paradise. Mrs. Lloyd
wore brown uncut velvet, with a
jaunty coat of brocade, and hat to
match. Mrs. Venab1e wore an i'm
ported gown of green velvet and lace.
HAr hat was of gold lace trimmed In
fur.
Those present were Mrs venable,
Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. David Shepherd,
Mrs. Lucien Harris, Jr., Mrs Byron
King. Mrs. L S. Mitchell. Jr, Mrs.
William Garner, Mrs. Julian Baxter.
Mrs w. d. Owens, Mrs. H. L. Flynt,
Mrs. Albert Akers, Mrs. Marvin I'm
derwood, Mrs. Annie Thorn Knox,
and Mrs. P. J. May.
An informal afternoon tea Of the
week was that at which Miss jose
phine Stoney entertained in compli-
ment to Miss Clara Lee Jones, of Hol-
ly Springs, Miss, who is the guest of
Mrs r. G, Blanton.
The parlors and dining room Of
Miss Stoney's Peachtree street resi-
dence were attractively decora ted
with foliage plants and pink roses.
The tea table had a centerpiece Of
Killarney roses arranged en- mound,
and all the details were in pink and
green.
Miss Stoney's guests included the
girls in the neighborhood and few
other intimate friends. She received
them wearing white olga crepe, the
corsage of shadow lace. Miss Jones
was gowned in ciel blue charmeuse
and Normandy Valenciennes lace.
Miss Dorothy Wilhelm and Miss
Ruth Belk, seniors at Washington
Seminary, are spending the week. end
In Gainesville as the guests of Miss
Belk's parents, DR.. and Mrs. s. r.
Belk.
Mars. WILLIAM ARNAUD is WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Powell, in Lynchburg, Va. She
is being entertained at many large
affairs. Last week Mrs. Norville
Otey gave tango tea for her, in
viting 100 guests to be present Mrs
Charles Heard gave a reception COM
plimentary to Mrs. Arnaud and Miss
&C.,
tons for a dance to be given one
evening this week. Mrs. Arnaud was
former resident of Lynchburg
where her mothers relatives have al
ways lived. Her mother was one o.
the Langhorn sisters, and they are
all noted beauties After leaving
Lynchburg. Mrs Arnaud will spend {
short while with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris, in Wash
ington, d. G. She will return her,
about February 1.
MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS PHILII
HINMAN and little Tom will
sail early in July for Europe
and will be Joined upon landing b,
Louise Broyles. They have planned
a short trip to include travel in Eng
io'AiN. NiNA manly anu liAC III IL
ish Isles.
Dr.. Human has been appointed
delegate to the International Denta
Congress, which meets in London.
Mrs. George Byington Is spendin,
the winter touring the west coast o
Florida
Mrs. Willis Miner will entertain in
formally soon for her daughter-in
law. Mrs. Willis Miner, Jr., recen
bride, at her home on Courtlant
street. The guests will include tn
relatives and intimate friends of tn
bride.
Mrs. S. E. Nissenbaum left for Co
lumbus. Ga, to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. l. Wilmer. She will be gon,
about ten days.
Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick, who is a
school in Washington, D. c., was on,
OF the Southern girls who attended
the hop at Annapolis Friday evening
Miss Kirkpatrick is a young sister o
Misses Edith and Antoinette Kirk
| patrick.