Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22


place Thursday evening. Mrs. Thorn
as II. Daniel gave a small party in
honor of her guests, Mrs. !. c. Mans
field and Miss Nina Mansfield, OF
Chattanooga. One hundred and fifty
guests were present at the club.
a tea dance will be given every
! Wednesday afternoon at the club dur
ing the remainder of the season.
THE informal bridge party at
| which Mrs. George Forester en-
tertained al her home on Peach
tree road last week was compliment
to her guest Mrs. f. H. Hyde, Of VAL
dosta, The decorations were great
branches Of plum blossoms and peach
blossoms, with bowls Of Violets ana
vases of jonquils. A dainty tea jacket
OF pink crepe de chine ana lace was
given for top score, and the honor
guest was presented with silk hose.
Following the game, tea was served
in the dining room, where the table
about which the guests were seated
had for a centerpiece a French Das-
ket filled with jonquils, the handle
tied with yellow tulle, with pretty
decorative details in yellow and white
Mrs. Forester wore brown char
meuse with corsage of chiffon, and
Mrs. Hyde's toilet of rose crepe was
combined with lace. Mrs w. c. Jar
nagin assisted in entertaining, and the
guests included twelve of Mrs. Hyde's
close friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Richardson viii
have as their guests for grand opera
DR. and Mrs. LeWellyn F. Baker, or
Baltimore. Md. DR.. Baker is surgeon
in-chief at the Tome School at Port
Deposit, Md, where Hugh Richard
son. Jr., is a student, and he will be
one OF many distinguished visitors
here for opera week.
Sidney o. Smith, of Gainesville;
Tete Wright of Athens, and JACK
Demsey. Of Jackson. spent the past
week at the University Club.
Ira W. williams, special agent for
the United States Department OF
Agriculture, has taken a suite at the
University Club
Mrs Leila P. Mitchell has returned
/ to her. home in West End, after
spending the winter in Los Angeles
and other points in California.
Miss Mary Hobbs, daughter of
General and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, Of
Washington, is visiting her brother
and sister law, Captain and Mrs,
Hobbs, at Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
Mars. ]. NJ. HIGH has been trav-
III cling in Europe this winter
with her two daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Dorothy High. They
spent much time in Egypt and Rus
| STA, besides visiting France, Italy and
| Spain.
Sailing March from France, they
arrived in New York last Monday and
are expected home the early part OF
| this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Toulman Williams
have been occupying the High resi-
dence during their absence.
N1Iss EVANGELINEV MACKIN-
HI NON. whose marriage to Rob
ert Davis, Of Chattanooga, was
an event of Thursday evening, was
the honor guest OF a party given
Wednesday morning by Miss Emmie
| Willingham.
| The home was decorated with
| SpltuB IONcIS ne guest OF uOIlpA
| was given a piece of hand made lin
gerte by each members of the sewing
| club L..
Those present We're Misses Mac
Kinnon, Mary Blalock. Elizabeth Dun
son, Gladys Dunson, Laura Hooper,
| Sina White. Mrs w. b. Willingham,
Jr., and Mrs. Homer Carmichael,
Mrs. John Marshall Slaton will give
a reading for Committee No of
| st. Mark Methodist Church Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the Hotel
Ansley. There will also be a musical
| program. A small fee will be charged.
Mrs Edgar Fuller leaves Thursday
for Los Angeles, to be absent for
| several months.
AR. AND MRS. JOSEPH EMER-
III SON BROWN, of Kalamazoo,
who have spent the past few
weeks at the Georgian Terrace, mo-
tored to Marietta Saturday TO spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Muoltrle Sessions. They will return
again to the Terrace on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown brought their