Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25

SOH6uN presented ilS6ll anu every
body attended. There was one box
party after another. Box parties,
however. were no more the vogue
than Just plain "theater' parties,
when six and eight couples formed
convenial group and afterward had
supper or tea, as the case might be,
at the clubs and the hotels.
The Ansley opened a new dining
room Monday evening which they are
calling THE Italian Room" Each
evening there were flowers on the
tables and an orchestra furnished
music.
Among the box parties of the week
Was that at which Willingham Tiff,
Of Triton, entertained in honor of
Miss Edith Dunson and William Bay
nard Willingham, Jr, whose mar
riage took place Thursday evening.
His guests included Misses Edith
Dunson, Elizabeth Dunson. Gladys
Dunson, Marion Dunson, Theodosa
Willingham, Emmie Willlngham,
Mignon McCarty, Mary Blalock, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Daniel, Messrs.
William Baynard Willingham. Jr, j.
Davis Willingham, John X McDon-
aid, Paul Reese, R. l.. Daniel. Judsum
Winingham and Amos Tiff, of Triton.
Nj. and Mrs. Clark Howell also
entertained Monday evening. With
them were Misses Adgate Ellis, Mar
garet Grant, Henry Newman and
Sam Slicer
Lieutenant Hornsby Evans had as
his guests Tuesday evening Misses
Dorothy Hartman, Elizabeth Boyd,
Nellie Kiser Stewart, Lieutenant A. S.
J. Tucker, u S. A, and Lieutenant
j. H. Williams, U. S. n.
Miss Madge Bannigan of Provi-
dence, r. l., who is visiting Mrs. Rees
Marshall, was given a luncheon at
the Capital City Club, followed by
box party, Wednesday afternoon by
her hostess. The guests were Misses
Nina Gentry, Harriet Broyles, Estelle
Fort, Mrs. Nash Broyles, Mrs. Valde-
mar GUIDE and Mrs. Allan Claude
Weller.
Mrs. Warner Martin gave a small
box party at the Lyric in compliment
TO her house guest, Miss Sarah Mar
tin Tigner, of Greenville Her other
guests were Mrs. George Hurt and
Mrs. w. l.. Barnes.
Mrs. John E. Murphy and Miss Jul
No. i
some time in Florida, and will visit
Palm Beach before returning home.
Mrs. John w. Grant leaves Sunday
for New York, where she will be
Joined by Miss Margaret Grant who
is at present visiting Miss Callie
Hoke Smith in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Grant and Miss Grant will spend
some time in New York, where a Sc
ries of entertainments have been plan
ned for them
Mrs. Robert Hanson, Jr., who was
Miss Minnie VanEpps before her mar
rage last June, and who has been
making her home in Bristol, Tenn,
where her husbands family has al
ways lived, has recently gone to st.
Louis, Mo-, with Mr.. Hanson, whose
business has called him there. They
will be permanently located there.
Miss Genie West will arrive early in
May to spend the summer with her
parents, General and Mrs. A. j. West.
She has met with great success in
her kindergarten work in Los An
geles, Cal. having recently received
another promotion in the public
schools.
Mrs. Emily Carter Devine is the
guest of Mrs. William BIalock at her
home in East Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Arch Elkin left Saturday even
ing for visit to DR.. Elkin's relatives
in Kentucky. She will be away for
several weeks, going to Raleigh, N. c.,
for short stay with her sister. Miss
Anne Sturgeon, before returning
home
MlSS Jane NrdIuHtit VI W 49,
D. c., arrives to-day TO spend some
time with her aunt, Mrs. Scott Hud-
son. in East Lake Miss Gardner %
very popular in her home city. Che
will be delightfully."- entertained during
her stay in Atlanta.
Mrs. Frank Pearson is being enter
tanned as the guest of Mr., Pearson's
relatives in Washington, D. c. She
Will remain in Washington until Feb
ruaIy /.
The visit to Atlanta of Mrs. Frank
Cater has been the occasion of much
plea sure to her many friends here.
Mrs Cater was before her marriage
Miss Helen Parks, of Atlanta. a sis
ter of Lloyd Parks. She was enter
tanned during her visit to her former
home. Mrs. Cater left last week
The departure of Mr. and Mrs Ed: