Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-11

and Mrs. n. p. Nelson will have a
small party, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex c.
King will have four guests, and Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Austin will have two
guests. Judge and Mrs. Arthur G.
Powell will have four guests, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Beck will have party
of six. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. In
man will have party of twelve; Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Lorick will have par
ty of four, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lew
man will have four guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Gray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Inman Gray will each entertain a
party of six, as will Mr.. and Mrs.
George Usher. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Peoples and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Scott
will be together. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Northen, Lieutenants Horns
by Evans, Albert S. j. Tucker and e.
II. Williams, Sam Carter and T. L.
Hill will be among the other guests.
Dozier Lowndes, Lamar Hill, Stew
art Witham and s. NJ DuBose also
will entertain small parties.
Tea Dance at Club.
Several small parties have been ar
ranged the tea dance which will
be given Wednesday afternoon for
members of the Piedmont Driving
Club.
An orchestra will play from until
Z, and the affair will be the second in
a series of weekly dances of this kind
arranged for club members. One hun
dred guests attended last week, and
much pleasurable interest has been
conferred in the announcement Of this
new series.
Luncheon for Miss Nancy Prince.
The luncheon given by Miss Alma
Stanley Tuesday at the Capital City
Club was a beautiful affair, compli-
menting Miss Nancy Prince, whose
marriage to Jack ]. Spalding, Jr., is
being preceded by round of parties.
Invited to meet Miss Prince were Miss
Sarah Gibson Chenault, of Louisville,
KY. the guest Of Mrs. Keats Speed;
Miss Nell Prince, Miss Lula Dean
Jones, Miss Emma Kate Amorous.
Miss Marion Goldsmith, Miss Caroline
Muse, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, Mrs
James T. Williams, Mrs. Arthur
Hynds and Mrs. David Morgan
The luncheon table was placed in
the small private dining room opening
from the women's salon. and was
beautifully appointed A silver bas-
ket filled with pink roses and white
rounded by silver candlesticks bear
Ing pink taners, shaded in pink. The
place cards were imported novelties
brought by the hostess from Venice,
and were very appropriate for the
brtde-elect representing gondolas
with little brides and bridegrooms as
passengers. Favors for each guest
we're little pink satin boxes filled with
pink bonbons and surmounted by lit
tie Cupids.
Miss Stanley wore a draped model
of old blue rippled silk, made with
the new hip ruff1es, and her hat was
a close fitting model of black MORE.
Miss Prince, the honor guest, wore a
Paquin model of navy blue ripple
cloth, the coat made with the Paquln
flare, and worn with a blouse of
peach blow embroidered crep. Her
hat was an imported model of green
straw A corsage bouquet of garde-
Mas and violets completed the becom-
ing costume.
Miss Nell Prince, who was being
cordially welcomed after visit East.
wore a suit of old blue taffeta, with
a small hat of black taffeta
Several other parties have been
planned in honor Of Miss Prince, and.
In addition to a series already an
nounced for her, Mrs. Joseph Eby will
entertaf al bridge Saturday