Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

given, many of them in honor OF VS.
itors. Four hundred We're present
The ballroom, where dinner was
served. was hung with garlands Of
smilaX and clusters Of red flowers, in
terspersed with red hearts. Palms
were banked at each end of the ball
room, and each table had a center
piece of red roses, red carnations and
hyacinths with red shaded tapers and
decorative details in red and white
In the main dining room, where 200
other guests dined, there were similar
decorations, and many of the special
parties had other decorations.
The table about which Mr. McAdoo
and his party wCreseated was deco
rated with a plateau of Richmond
roses, white hyacnths and narCissi.
Smaller plateaus were at each end IF
the table, and there were mounds Of
gorgeous dollhouse fruits as well, wiz
minor decorative details in red and
white. The menu card was inclosed
In valentine booklet.
Among the parties of the evening
was that given by Mr. and Mrs
James f. Hickey in honor of Misses
Jessie Mckee and Adgate Ellis, two
debutantes Among the visitors ware
Miss Naomi Andrews of New York;
Miss Sarah Chenault. of Lexington,
Ky. Miss Elizabeth Boyle. OF Pitts
burg; Mrs. John Temple Graves, of
Washington, ID. c.; Mr., and Mrs. J..
W. Phinney. of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Nelson and Norman Nelson, of
New York. and others
N VISITOR from Pittsburg was
~ honor guest at the little tea
given by Mrs. Louise Spalding
Foster, when she entertained in hon
or of her sister, Mrs. Nellie Singleton.
The tea was given at the Piedmont
Driving Club. and the table WIS
placed in the rose room of the club.
A great basket Of blooming cyclamen
formed the centerpiece. and vases OF
yellow tonquils were further decora-
| ton. The silver candelabra We're
shaded in yellow, and the place cards
were appropriate little valentines.
Mrs. Foster was a charming host.
| ess and received her guests wearing
a becoming toilet OF lavender chiffon
draped over satin and bordered in fur,
with the corsage formed of gold lace.
Her hat Of black velvet was adorned
with plumes.
Mrs. Singleton wore black net and
lace, with small hat of black velvet.
Invited to meet Mrs. Singleton were
Wis '4dItntt May, Mrs. Ella Wright
Wilcox, Mrs. Albert Spalding, Mrs
James d. Palmer, Mrs. John Oliver
Mrs. Hilliard Spalding and Mrs. John
Spalding.
Nj ISIS ADRIENNE BATTEY is In
New York as the guest of Miss
Dorothy Judkins. This week she
| VIII be guest at a series of Yale
entertainments. including an after
noon tea, the Glee Club performance
/ and a german at the Waldorf. Sew
eral times she has been to New Ha
ven for different Yale functions. and
besides, she has been seeing some
former Atlanta people.
She was the guest at dinner one
evening last week Of Mr. and Mrs
| ChaTieton Ogburn in the Kingscote
| Apartment on one Hundred and Nine
| teenth street, when the other guest
was Charles Wood who made hi,
home In Atlanta at the Irniversit,
| club until very recently. There have
been no end of theater parties ouC
! luncheons in which Miss Rattey ha,
participated, She will remain q
! & ENERAL Of the very pleasant IN
tie parties OF the past two weeks
have been given in honor of Mrs
Julian Chambers since she returned
! from her wedding journey. one of
these was the informal bridge lunch