Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
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Of Interest IN
Lent


-r. The lack of large social af-
h.. been a matter of much COM
e -5rea the Lenten season caused
IN mt aside the cap and bells
~, more sober garb of the gray
rhere still remains diversion
a ,ne members of the gay set i'll the
rra attractions at Atlanta the
I- is a we'll known fact that
"a hast attractions find their way
h 6uring Lent, and there are
members of Atlanta society who
hi not participate in any otner
n nr diversion during this period
Il oithdrawal from the gay world,
,,ro feel that to witness a good
81 I'M no way conflicts with their
sser,ance Of the religious period.
r coming of Pavlowa; the great
w. with her splendid company
orchestra. has been a bright hap
rr In this season of social quiet
"A Ar the Atlanta Theater Monday
II ming there was a large and repre-
'%+3tfve audience, many of whom
!, sttended the "souper dansant
a ,be Piedmont Hotel. Others had
- At the Capital City Club,
o1o those noted at the latter place
rg Mir and Mrs. Eugene Black,
entertained Miss Julia Dunnlng
n Walter Colquitt; Mrs. William A.
IA, TNnu Werner and Joe Brown
3nnaliy. $1,000
r. hoxes presented gay appear
group Of young people occu-
- TWO boxes as guests OF Mr.. ana
a Albert Howell, Jr Miss Marion
s5nizv Of Augusta, the guest of Mrs.
s. peil was the central figure, and
e lars i'm the party were Misses Har-
III calhoun. Esther Smith, Marion
.$l5smith. Margaret Grant, DR.. Mon
- Rovd Bowie Martin, Stanley
IA hewson Edward Barnett and Mr..
rk 4 dinner party at the home OF
a and Mrs Howell preceded the
sbformance.
snother box party was composed
n Miss Mary Butler, Miss Helen NC.
r. Joel Hurt, Sanders Hickey ana
lSunGers Jones.
Samong the MANY seen in the au-
Il nre we're Governor and Mrs. John
Il shall Slaton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
~ MIR and Mrs. Harry Enghsh,
a and Mrs. Marion Smith. Mr.. and
A HenTv Johnson, Jr., Mr.. ana
Edwin Johnson. Mr. and MRS. :;
Il ,rhison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
IA SOM MI and Mrs. Eugene Back,
"a and Mrs. Ransom Wright, MI.
AIRS. 4 ]. Orme. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forse Howard. Mrs r. B. Back
stre. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Galloway
Wavne Wilson. Mr.. and MRS.
ii er Pou. Of Columbus: Mrs. Jo-
ii Windle. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
il Black. Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
Ir. MIR. and Mrs Harry L.
II ms Mr.. and Mrs. James O..
~. colonel and Mrs. William
IA uson Peel, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ster Maddox. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
"A Mr. and Mrs Forrest Adair,
il Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Richardson
Il sse Marion Achison. Jennie u
ArsiS. Julia Dunning, Virginia Bow
Mr.. Ruth Hull, Edwina Behre, 10
spbine Windle, Leone Ladson, Mar
II and Nellie Phinizy, Of Athens
Katherine Ellis, Marion VanDyke'
Hessrs. Edward Barnett, Lynn Wer-
r. Carl Ridley, Walter Colqultt'
Bin Rrice. Edward Alfriend. Joe
srovn ConnaIly. Nell Reed, Hunter
aerry James Raglan, Hal Hentz'
earence Trippe. Henry Newman,
Evnn Werner and Hall Miller.
Mss Pauline. Randall Entertalns.
4 THE bridge luncheon at which MISS
ssuline Randall entertained Tuesday
borning was compliment to MISS
ienle Walsh. Of New Orleans, VINO
BIS been spending several days with
|er. The scores were kept on caros
'Fnd painted in st. Patricks Day
'hblems. and the prizes included
|px Of powder for top score, a cut
lass perfume bottle for consolation,
|hd silver hatpin for the honor
best
Following the game, luncheon was
|erved at small tables, each decorated
fith pot Of blooming pink hya-
gnths. The young hostess was as
! sted in entertaining by her mother
FRS H. C Randall, and her sister,
Prs. John Emerson Starbuck.
Miss Randall wore blue silk pop
n, with garniture Of gold lace ana
buohes of pink velvet on the corsase'
Eiss Walsh wore black charmeuse
btin draped IN shadow lace, with
Trimmings of pink crepe de chine
The guests included Misses Marie
iobb, Irene Bennett, Annie Willie NC
IaIl Madge Pollock and her guests
Eartha Green of Newman, and Ellie
''hussler, of Knoxville; Louise Cou-
'er Justice Henderson, Francis Da-
fy Sappho Thrash, Fay Dobbs, May
Reno, Evelyn Green, Myra Clarke
'cott Jessie Thompson. Ethel Olm-
fed and Miss Clark.
Misses Perdue Entertain.
Misses Tommie and Marion Per
Iue gave large tango tea Tuesday
pr their guest, Miss Paula Garrison,
I Houston Texas Daffodils and jon
pills were decorations. and the host
uses and honor guest received before
bank If palms. Punch was serveG
y Misses Estelle Fort and Rose Bede
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