Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-11

, cember 80 they have been at OLD
Point Comfort, and indeed they had a
jolly time there. Now they are with
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith in
Washington, d. c., where they are
planning to stay for the rest of the
winter. as Ensign Simpson has been
detailed on the Presidents yacht, the
Mayhower.
ANNOUNCEMENT of the engage
~ ment OF Miss Nancy Prince to
Jack j. Spalding, Jr.. was made
at beautiful luncheon given in honor
of the bride-elect on Saturday. when
her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Hynds, enter
tanned group of young girls in her
honor. Mrs. Hynds' attractive home
on Myrtle street was decorated in
pink towering begonias, and the con-
genial group OF young girls were seat
ed at IA handsomely appointed table
decorated throughout in pink and
white.
A large basket, filled with pink
roses, the handle tied with pink tulle,
formed the centerpiece, and butterfly
bows of pink tulle were tied on the
glasses and on the silver compotes,
which held pink and white bonbons.
The place cards We're handpainted
with little wedding slippers filled with
pink roses, and favors for each guest
We're little ping satin slippers. The
Ices were nodded as pink roses, and
every detail of the affair was beau
tiful.
The marriage of the lovely honor
guest to Jack ]. Spaldlng, Jr.. will
take place the middle of February,
and Will be one of the most interest
ing events of the season.
| Mrs. J. Lucas Baird and young son,
T. Lucas Baird, Jr., will leave Atlanta
February l to Join Mr.. Baird in Bir-
mingham, where they will make their
home.
H1ISS MARTHA RYDER will en-
terrain at bridge Monday aft
ernoon in compliment to Miss
| Edith Dunson. a bride elect, and Miss
Virginia Pound, of Chattanooga, who
| arrives Monday to be the guest of
| Miss Emily Willingham
Her guests will include Misses
Edith Dunson. Virginia Pound, Emily
| Willingham, Elizabeth Dunson, Grace
| Thorn, Emily Cassin, Mignon McCar-
| ~ Theodosia Willingham, Mary Lucy
| Turner Mary Blalock, Nellie Kiser
| Stewart, Clifford West Helen Thorn,
| Sally Fanny German, Mrs. O. c. Cor
man, Jr., Mrs. Julian Prade and Mrs.
| Ernest Durham.
MRS. JOSEPH RAlNE entertain =
ed eight guests at bridge Fri
day afternoon at the Piedmont
| Driving Club. in compliment to Miss
| BESSIE Woodward, whose marriage TO
nesday evening at the home of her
sister Mrs. Thorn Flagler, in Ansley
Park.
The tables were placed in the living
| room, and the prizes We're dainty
| French embroidered handkerchiefs.
| They were won by Mrs. Frank X. b.
| land and Mrs. Roscoe Hearn. The
honor guest was given pretty sachet
N MINIATURE steam engine. at
IN tached to miniature car
formed of pink and white roses,
formed the centerpiece for the table
at the elaborate dinner given by Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry w. Miller in honor
of Fairfax Harrison, of Washington
ID. c.. president of the Southern Rail-
| road, who is spending the week end
In Atlanta In every detail of the
| dinner which was one of the most
elaborate affairs of the season, many
novel ami clever details suggestive OF
a railroad were introduced. The cakes
| represented little steam engines, with
| smokestacks. and the ices also were
nodded in the form of small engines.
| Sharing honors with President
| Harrison were f., T. Copeland, secre-
tary of the road. Henry Spencer,
treasurer, and Key Compton, OF Nor