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PAGE NINE THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1933. Texas Visitor and Hostess Miss Holsenbeck Weds Mr. Gillham At Beautiful Afternoon Ceremony Gann-Taylor Wedding Rites Take Place at Church Ceremony; Mrs. Howell To Honor Miss Barnett, Miss Richardson SOCIETY EVENTS An afternoon ceremony, marked by beauty and simplicity, was that at whirb Miss Frances Olivia HoUm-bock became lie bride of William locker Gillham at 5 o'clock Friday f'ernooo. the marriage being quietly solemnized at the home of tbe bride's parent, ami Mr.

I). Marshall Holsenbeck, on Washita avenue. Ir. SATURDAY, JUNE 24. The marriage of Miss France Wat-lington Barnett and Lieutenant George Dakin Crosby, U.

S. takes place at "5:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church, following which the bride-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnett, will be hosts at a reception at the Piedmont Driving Club. learls.

Long, close-fitting sleeves of cbiffon were fashioned with taffeta puffs at the shoulders, and the lower part of the skirt was graced with a series of narrow taffeta ruffles, the skirt extending into a short train. The bridal veil of tulle fell from a becoming tulle cap, caught to her fair bair by tiny rosettes of orange blossoms, centered with seed pearls. The bride carried a gorgeous shower bouquet of bride's roses, swainsona and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremouy Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Howell Sr. will be hostess at luncheon at 1 o'clock today at the Piedmont Driving Club in honor of Miss Frances Barnett, whose marriage to Lieutenant George Dakin Crosby, U. S. will be an important event taking place this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Sharing honors will be Miss Josephine Richardson, who will become the bride of George W.

Adair at Broadlands, the home of the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson, on Pace's Ferry road Tuesday. June 27. Miss Mary Ann Carr will assist her mother in Miss Mary Russell Gann became the bride of William Albert Taylor at an impressive ceremony taking place at 8:30 o'clock last evening at the Center Street Methodist church, with the Rev.

H. L. Taylor, father of the bridegroom, officiating in the presence of a large circle of relatives and friends. Palms, ferns and other foliage plants were effectively banked at the church altar, where a large basket of Madonna lilies and white gladioli centered the effective decorations. Lilies, gladioli and the foliage plants featured the decorations throughout.

Preceding and during the ceremony a musical program was rendered by Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick, violinist and vocalist, assisted by Marcus Bartlett at the piano. of the matron of honor, Miss Payne wearing pink and Miss Howie wearing blue. They carried bouquets of shaded garden flowers. C. D.

Hancock and Conway Freeman acted as groomsmen, and II. C. Taylor, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Little Miss Connie Claire Groover, flower girl, wore a dainty frock of yellow organdy, duplicating the gowns of the bridesmaids. The lovely bride was given in marriage by her father.

Rothwell Gann, and wore the handsome bridal gown, and veil which was worn by bee mother at her wedding 21 years ago yesterday. The gown of heavy duchess satin featured an exquisite lace yoke made with an off-shoulder neckline, and the long court train was attached at the shoulders. Filmy tulle formed the veil, which was caught to the bride's hair with orange blossoms, and fell over the train. She carried a bouquet of valley lilies and bride's roses. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to North Carolina, and on their return will reside at 3145 Peachtree road.

The marriage of Miss Lois Mitchell to Benjamin Garrett Fugitt takes place at 4:30 o'clock at Grace Methodist church. Covers will be placed for Misses Helen W'atlington. of San Antonio, Texas: Jane Crosby, of Washington, Henry Mays, of Norcross, rean the marriage service in the presence of an assembled company of relatives and cloe friends. The improvised altar in the living -room wan formed of palms and ferns interspersed with seven-branched candelabra. A satin-covered prieu-dieu centered the al'ar which was banked either side hy floor baletn filled i wi'h pastel shaded garden flower.

Mi Cathiine Chamber, and Miss Margaret K. Smith. pianist, renderei) a selection of nuptial music preeilm; the ceremony. Mi Bryant IloNenlieck. sister of th hrid.

was maid c.f honor, and Mis Sarah Town ley was the bridesmaid. Mis Avery Coffin and Mis Gertrude l.o7ier held the rihltoni that formed the ais for the bridal procession. Morgan HolsenlwcU. of Winder, aneil a hejtt man fr Mr. Gillham.

Tbe maid of honor wore a lovely gown of crisp apricot taffeta, and a Mrs. Holsenbeck entertained at an in- formal reception honoring their daughter and Mr. Gillbani. Assisting the hosts in receiving the guests were Mrs. Andrew .1.

Kiser, grandmother of I the bride; Mrs. John A. Perdue and Mr. Alva t. Kiser.

cousins of the! bride. Mr. Frank Ilavenport. Mrs. N.

I. Lor.ipr, Mr. Ionise Park and Mr. (5. C.

Livingston assisted in en-teimining. Miss Mildred I'arker, of Cohutra, Mrs. Margaret Town-ley. Miss Elizabeth Henry, of Chicka- manga. Ga.

and Mis Mary Helen Mitchell of Quitman, assisted in serving. Miss Constance Shumaker kept; Mrs. Bob Hess, matron of honor. D. C.

Laura Hoke, Ida Sadler, Lena was becomingly gowned in a mode! Knox. Boyee liOkey. trances Howard, Louise Uichardson, Marjorie The marriage of Miss Evelyn Yar-brough and Rale'gh Eugene Dren-non will be solemnized at o'clock at Druid Hills Methodist church. of white organdy, fashioned on fitted lines, and she carried a bouquet of Stair, of New Orleans, Mesdames Talisman roses. Ihe bridesmaids, Albert Carroll Morgan, Stanton Misses Mamie Payne and Lillian Pickens.

Hugh Richardson Nevil Reed. Morris Brandon Augus Howie, wore pastel-shaded organdy gowns made on similar lines to that tus Black. Robert Whatley. Miss Carr, tbe hostess and honor guests. Miss Barnett and Lieutenant Cros The marriage of Miss John Zen-nie Akridge and Dr.

Bruce Mew-borne, of Lawreneeviile, N. takes place this evening at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Es-telle Forbes on Virginia circle. sT cJ Tyf -M by were honor guests last evening at dinner party given by Miss Helen Watlington, cousin of the bride-elect, 'ersonais Is he bride book. A color motif of yellow ami white featured the decorations in the dining room.

The beautifully appointed table was graced in the center with a mound of yellow roses and valley ldies. Garden flowers in tones of yellow and white, arranged in baskets and howls, adorned the mantels Permanent Chairmen Are Announced By Kappa Alpha Theta at the Piedmont Unving Club, fol wide brimmed hat of apricot horsehair braid, handed in jade green. Completing her rout nine was an arm bountict of Dresden-tinted garden flowers. Mis. Townlev.

the bridesmaid, was gowned Mrs. David T. Martyn, of Portland, lowing the wedding rehearsal. The long table was placed on the terrace Oregon: Mrs. Billie Hickman.

Mrs. Sarah Cheney and Carlton Turner The marriage of Miss Hildreth Elaine Terry and Lewis de Jar-nette takes place at 6 o'clock this evening at the Inmsn Park Baptist church. will form a congenial party motoring and centered with plateans of pink and yellow gladioli, buddleia and baby's breath. Covers were placed for 50 guests, including the members of the weiding party and members of the two families. to Blairsville, where they will be tbe week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. James Wardlaw at their cottage, Cheerio, on Canal lake. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Weinman, Miss Frances Weinman, of Cartersville Miss Winified McWhorter, Miss Doris Mrs. Clark Howell Sr. entertains at luncheon at 1 o'clock at the Piedmont Driving Club, honoring Miss Frances Barnett and Miss Josephine Richardson, brides-elect. Miss Daley Heads Business Division Club Miss Lucile Daley was elected president of the Business Women's Di Roswell, of Greensboro, are at the Georgian Terrace.

ami consoles throughout the rooms, where the guests were received. To Reside in Memphis. Mr. Gillham and his bride left for a motor tour through Tennessee. They will make their home in Memphis, where Mr.

Gilliam is connected with the Standard Oil Company. Mrs. Cillham's traveling suit wa of navy blue fl.it crepe trimmed in robin-egg blue, with a hat. of navy hlne straw and matching accessories. Her shoulder bouquet wrs of rosebuds and valley lilies.

The out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinton Miss Leila Hintnn. of Athens, Judge Rrytie Stembridge, Mrs. I.

C. Albert, Miss Louise Albert, Miss Mary Mildred Wynn. Miss Louise Mr, and Mrs. K. K.

Bell, of Milledgeville Mr. and Mr. J. W. Holsenbeck, of Winder, and Rev.

and Mr. Henry R. Mays, of in green taffeta, with trimmings of i apricot, and a picture hat of green horsehair, banded with apri-ot. Her flower were also pastel-shaded gar- den blossoms, arranged jn an arm bou-1'ier. The ribhon bearers wore similarly- frock of silk crepe combined with organdy.

Miss I.ozier wearing canary yellow, and Mis Coffin blue The bodice of their gowns were close fitting ami the skills, Stnocd with a series of organdy ruffles, flared below tbe knees. Short puffed sleeve were fashioned of organdy. lively Hride. The lovely young bi id" entered with hr father. It.

Marshall Holsenbeck, who gave her in marriage. Her stately beauty was emphasized by her wedding gown of oftet white taffeta, the form fitting bodice trimmed with ei-nmsite real lace, embroidered in seed I Charles E. Bacon, of Boston; Mr. vision of the Atlanta Agnes Scott Alumnae at the luncheon meeting held Mrs. William Arnaud.

president of! the Atlanta Alumnae Club of Kappa Alpha Theta, presided at a meeting held Monday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Quillian at 2219 Peachtree road. Permanent chairmen for the committees under whom the program for the year will be carried out, were announced as follows: Membership, Miss Frances Word social service. Miss Bernice Kaufman; publicity, Mrs. Ralph Quillian: telephone, Mrs.

Ralph Golt pan-Helenic representative. Miss Adolyn MoClatchey, and rushing. Miss Emily Winship. Tea was served by Mrs. Quillian, who was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs.

R. L. Turman, and Miss Marjorie McCallum, of Dayton, Ohio, who returned from the Collega of William and Mary with Miss Sarah Dobbs. was special guest. Present were Mesdames William E.

Arnaud, Howard Jones, E. M. Godat, Fleming and Mrs. A. W.

Hanley, of lampa, R. de Majewski, of New ork; Wednesday, June 21, at the Frances Virginia tea room. Other officers elected were Miss Julia Napier, vice H. Tippit, of Cleveland H. E.

brun- Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chandler Harris Jr. entertain a party at the Piedmont Driving Club dinner-dance this evening, honoring their guests, Mr. and Mra.

Ralph B. Chandler, of Mobile, Ala. hoff, of Wyoming, Ohio: V. v. president: Miss Clyde Passmore, secretary: Elsie Davis, treasurer, and Mrs.

H. Benson Ford, publicity manager. Miss Sarah Slaughter, retiring president, sailed June 20 with other members of the club for a summer Thomas, of Newark, Preacher, of St. Louis; Mrs. R.

X. McElroy, of Lebanon, Ky. Miss Emily Staples, of Mobile. J. F.

Greene, of Greenville, S. C. Harry L. Miller, of Conshohocken, P. A.

Andrews, of New York city Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Milmoe, of Birmingham, are at the Biltmore.

Donald J. Evans, G. M. Moore, R. Attractive Miss Mayoli Crum, of Dallas, at the left, and her hostess, Miss Kate Jenkins, who has recently returned to Atlanta from Southern Methodist University.

Dallas, where she is a student. Miss Al fresco dinner-dance will be held on the terrace at the Piedmont Driving Club. abroad. Those present were Misses Marie Baker. Martha Overton.

Eliza Jenkins and her hostess are forming the inspiration for numbers of in beth Cole, Edna. Volberg, Elizabeth Nicholassen. Lucile Daley, Emma Delphian Socidy ra Study Club Plans Tea June 30Elcds Staffer formal social affairs given by members of the younger contingent. Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs.

William K. Jenkins leave for St. Simon's Island Bernhardt. Alice Glenn, Almeda law, Miss Frances Word. Mrs.

Ralph Golt, Misses Emily Winship, Sarah Dobbs and Miss McCallum. Hutcheson and Mrs. S. Innian Coop er and Mrs. H.

Benson Ford. Miss Edith Campbell and Mrs. Walter Morgan entertain at scavenger hunt, honoring Miss Ethel Pritchett and her fiance, John Frederick Thigpen. to open their summer cottage, they will be accompanied by their daugh ter and her guest, who will spend some time at this popular resort Photograph by George Cornett, staff photographer. Miss McKinley To Wed Lt.

Oakes. Mt. C. IS. Stauffer was elected president of the New Era Study Club at ihe meeting held Friday at the Beta chapter of the Delphian So-ciety will have a tea at the home of Mr.

W. S. Johns. o4 Luliwater road, Friday. June HO.

bringing to a close the vear'a Mudv of att. An an Miss Martha Carmichael entertains at luncheon, complimenting Miss Margaret Turner, Social News of Varied Interest WASHINGTON, D. C. June 23. Major General and Mrs.

James Fuller residence of Arthur lutts on ethihit has been planned I Clifton roai in Druid Hills, ami Mrs. McKinley, V. S. announce the en J. Caudle, Dr.

and Mrs. R. S. Kings-ley, J. C.

Jordan, Fred M. Hirons, Fred M. Hirons and Mr. and Airs. W.

R. Otis are at the Hotel Everglades in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Evart A. Bancker Jr.

and Mrs. Joseph Burton have returned from Chicago. 111., where they spent 10 days and visited the Century of Progress Exposition. Mrs. David T.

Martyn, of Portland, is the jjuest of her cousins, Mrs. Billie Hickman and Mrs. Sarah Cheney, at their home on Los Angeles avenue. Mrs. T.

H. Mitchell. Mrs. J. M.

Cater and Misses Ellen Lilly and Irene Davis, of Thomasville, are visit 1 W. F. Wilcox was co-hostess with prints including famous paintings o.v muster of the Italian. Venetian, gagement of their daughter. Miss Margaret McKinley, to Lieutenant John Cogswell Oakes, U.

S. son Other officers elected flemish. Itutch. Spanish. French.

Grr- Mr. Tufts Members to serve with Mrs. Stauffer were: man anil Knglish schools. Mr. and Mrs.

Beattie Are Dinner Hosts. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Beattie entertained at a dinner last evening at their home on Collier road complimenting Miss Ethel Pritchett and her fiance, John Thigpen, whose marringe will be solemnized next The bride's table was centered with a silver bowl holding pink ruses and baby'a breath, and silver candlesticks held burning tapers.

The hostess was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. William Augustus Baker. Invited to meet the honor guests were Misses Emily Morgan, Edith. CampbelJ, Mr. and Mrs.

T. R. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Peteet. Mr. and Mrs. Al Roohan. Mr.

and Mrs. Terait Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnston, Jim Pritchett and John Price, of Colonel and Mrs. John Calvin Miss Josephine Richardson, a charming June bride-elect, was honor guest at the luncheon given Friday by Miss Marion Calhoun and invited to meet the honor guest were members of the Richardson-Adair bridal party and a small group of mutual friends of Miss Richardson and Miss Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Grant entertain at a buffet supper at their home on Pace's Ferry road, honoring Miss Josephine Richardson and George W. Adair. Oakes, retired, of Charleston.

S. Miss McKinley. who is the great served most efficiently as secretary during the past year, and at the present time she is serving as better films chairman. Mrs. W.

X. Ponder, in behalf of the club, presented Mrs. White with a handsome sterling silver bowl a a token of the appreciation of her faithful service. A musical program was rendered by Miss Bernice Martin, pianist, and Miss Nell Martin, violinist, and dance numbers were given by Miss Martha niece of President William McKinley, of Meta chapter ami a limited number Vice president, Mrs. E.

H. Vtt re-of guest have been invited. cording secretary, Mrs. Carl C. Knw- Mrs.

K. It. Epperson, president of ler corresponding secretary, Miss the chapter, led the study of Kussian Evelyn Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. Carat! at the recent meeting at the High inett (Quillian. and custodian of scrap museum.

Mrs. ,1. O. Mangum talked i book, Mrs. Tim Thornton, r.ii the beginning of Ruiaii art and John C.

Heath gave a pa per made her debut in Washington last winter. Lieutenant Oakes is aide to Brigadier General Harold B. Fiske at Miss Charles Karman will be hostess at luncheon in compliment to Miss Mary Crenshaw. Fort De Lesseps. Canal Aone.

Mrs, period. Mr. Mark the "Earlv lied anil Mrs. McKinley, the bride-elect's mother, is M. B.

l'arlier talked on "The Indians the former Miss Margaret Disosway ing Mrs. M. L. Lively. Miss Dorothy Brumly has returned from a visit to Miss Anna Boyee Ran of Atlanta, and was a great belle and Miss Laura Hoke entertained Friday at luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club in honor of Miss Frances Barnett.

whose marriage to Lieutenant George Dakin Crosby will be a brilliant event of Saturday Nell Allman. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and had for the central decoration a silver bowl fill beauty of a generation ago. Craig spoke "Eighteen! nnd hirly Nineteenth Century Painters." Mrs. L-e Wisdom spoke and a study i painting bv Kussian artists was led bv Mesdmncs Montgomery Reokiiell. Lewis Douglas.

I.awton Kirkland. W. S. Johns, Stephen May. George oil Miss I.ilv Allen.

Mesdaim's of Today," climaxed by selections of Indian legends by Miss Evelyn Lewis. Present were Mesdames Arthur Tufts. W. F. Wilcox.

Carl Fowler. John C. Heath. F. W.

Sampson. P. W. Peck, tjeorge Phillips, tJarnett W. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry H. Ware Jr. will entertain at an al fresco party at their Rock Springs road home, complimenting Miss Margaret Turner and Thomas iryant. O'lilhan, I).

Khodes, C. It. kin, in Gastonia, N. C. She also attended the V.

M. I. final dances at Lexington, Va. Miss Retha Heeden returns today from Daytona Beach, where she spent the past two weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. AVells have returned from Chicago, where they attended the Century of Progress Ex heeler immons. r.i,r stauffer.

Turner. B. Parker. i.rooKe wee Eva Hewitt, B. E.

Pendleton and ill. I'. Ward, of llinningnftin, was Bessie Tift Al umnae. Mrs. A.

R. Colcord will be hostess at an al fresco tea this afternoon at 5 o'clock in honor of Mrs. H. H. Tift, of Tifton, the guests to include members of the Bessie Tift Alumnae Association and their friends.

Assisting in entertaining will be Mesdames Roy C. Calhoun. Harry Blood-worth Jackson. Harry Faust and Misa Myrtle Belle Durham. Miss Evelyn Lewis.

Mrs. Roy Chandler will entertain at a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Frances Roberts, bride-elect. Mrs. Sam D. Katz was hostess at a bridge-tea Friday at her home ou Page avenue, complimenting Mrs.

Roy K. Smith, of Jacksonville, and Miss Etta Rose Bailey, of Richmond. and the guests included a limited group of friends. Mrs. McDaniel Fetes Mother at Dinner.

Mrs. A. E. McDaniel. of San Francisco, will entertain at a dinner Sunday, June 25.

on the terrace of the Biltmore hotel, honoring her mother. Mrs. S. S. McDaniel, in celebration of her 79th birthday.

Covers will be placed for Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Defoor.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. J.

G. McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burk-ett, Mr.

and Mrs. M. R. Stevenson, Mrs. Cleo Ussery, Mrs.

O. M. Sharp. ed with roses and snapdragons. The tea table was presided over by Mesdames T.

Roberts and Charles B. Fife, assisted by Misses Elizabeth Durham and Virginia Reeves, and cards were received at. the door by Martha Nell Allman. Mrs. White was assisted in receiving by Miss Grace White, and the officers of the West End Woman's Club Mesdames W.

N. Ponder, E. L. Edwards, J. Walton Simmons, W.

C. Messer, H. Dodson, R. L. Grant S.

G. McGaw, T. E. Roberts, Jnlia Turner, E. L.

McCrory and Charles B. Fife. Thi Chi Theta sorority members of the Tech Evening school were the welcomed as a new member. Ar5. McGovern Heads Legion Auxiliary.

The annual report of Mis. Paul .1. president of Atlanta unit the American Legion Auxiliary, read at the June meeting, showed tli.it worthwhile work hail been ac- Mrs. Harry M. Stanley will entertain at a bridge-tea at the Frances-Virginia tea room in honor of Miss Ethel Pritchett.

Miss Elma Burnette Honors Miss Akridge. Miss Elma P.nrnette entertained at an attractive swimming party, follow-; cd by ten. served at sunset, on Monday, at the Hettie Jane Hunaway position. Mrs. J.

Bonar White returned yesterday from Milwaukee, where she spent the past two weeks. Mrs. Herbert Miles is ill at St. Joseph's infirmary. Mrs.

Robert Freeman, of Miami, Mrs. Hugh Lokey was hostess at luncheon Friday at her home ou Fourteenth street in honor of Mrs. Herbert' Crosby, of Washington, D. C. The gues'ts included members of the army contingent and out-of-town guests here to attend the wedding of Miss Frances Barnett and Lieutenant George Crosby, which will be a brilliant event of Saturday.

sewell lodge, near nan. honoring Miss Frances Hacktnan will be hostess at a theater party, honoring Miss Edna Hackman, Misses Sarah. J.avern and Eouiezell Stevenson, Ethel McDaniel and Tom Ussery. and Miss Mary Metz, of Washington, D. C.

arrive Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bamford at their home on St.

Louis place. Mr. and Mrs. Carter N. Paden announce the birth of a son June 19 at the Piedmont hospital, who has been named Dean Small Paden.

Mrs. Paden was formerly Miss Anna Brown Small, of Macon. guests the week-end of June 17 of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Curtis and Miss Elizabeth Curtis at their summer is visiting Mrs. Kenneth Keyes A i at the home of her mother, Mrs. omplished during the past ljnionuis. jlss Johnnie enuie Akridge, whose In recognition of the splendid services marriage to Or.

Bruce Mewborne. of tendered the unit by r. Met i. ern rcnce ille. takes place this sue whs unanimously re-elected presi- evening.

dent. Officer, elected to serve with The guest met at the home of Mrs. her wr re first vice president. Mrs. Esfelle Forbes, on Virginia avenue.

D. Shaddeau and Inez Banister cottage, Camp Raymond, at Roswell. Claude C. Smith, on Oxtord roail. lemon cutting will be held at the A wiener roast was held featurday home of Mrs.

Marie Steckel, on Fri day evening. June 30. W. A. Sirnion second vice president, and motored to the lodge, where they evening, and Sunday the guests enjoyed a day of swimming, motor-boat Ihe auditing committee, ot whien Mr.

and Mrs. William K. Jenkins will entertain at the al fresco dinner-dance at the Piedmont Driving Club this evening, honoring Miss Mayola Crum, of Dallas, Texas. enjoyed a swim in the private pooi. Tea was served in the beautiful rock ing and aqua-planing.

Members pres ent were irginia Dance, Lynda Mrs. Bertha Gossett is chairman, meets on the second Sunday in July, at the Red Men's wigwam, preceding the business meeting of the auxiliary. Mrs. A. H.

Hazzard: secretary. Mr. Slilo treasurer. Mr. i'ace; historian.

Mr. J. E. Parks; chaplain. Mrs.

W. C. El rod sergeant-at arms. Mrs. M.

J. Hicks. Other members of the executive committee Webb. Catherine Martin, Averilla Sheridan. Helen Hospe, Mildred Ches- i a i.

i garden, where the trees were hung with Japanese lanterns. Covers were laid tor Misses Johnnie Zennin Akridge. Harvev Sutton, Frances Miss Nisbet LeConte and Mrs. Jack Haddock entertained at tea Friday at their home on Piedmont avenue in honor of Miss Mary Crenshaw, a bride-elect. The hostesses were assisted in entertaining by their mother, Mrs.

James T. Williams, and Mrs. Julian Thomas and Misses Mary King Hart. Virginia Hart, Ida Akers, Martha Williams and Clara Lambdin. Pastel-shaded flowers adorned the tea table and decorated the reception apartments.

The guests included Mrs. Marie Miss Harriett Thumler is convalescing at her home following an operation at Piedmont hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corbin and Mrs.

Carl Fischer will return Sunday after a visit to New York and Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. James Whaley and little daughter, Priscilla, have opened their summer home at Ocean City, Md. Mr.

Whaley will return to Atlanta July 1 after a short business trip to Montreal. nuir. anu ae Alien anu muic Bryan from the Alumnae chapter. Steckel. president of Theodore Roose were Mesdames Kenneth Ben Pinkersfon.

Marjorie IHinavvay. Kitty velt auxiliary Mesdames Bertha Gos Wooten. Elma Burnette. Mrs. E.

A. Gpoud III if the Pre-School Circle of Benteen school met at the home of sett, Teresa Evans, Iheresia Shaddeau, Inez Fichter, Inez Banister, Maggie Waldrip, Leila Wright. Ida B. F. Holtzendorf and Fred Scheer.

The following were selected as delegates to the convention in Valdosta: Mis Elizabeth Khodes. Mr. Charles Pace. Mrs. I.

F. Parks, Fred Scheer and Mrs. J. (I. C.

Bloodworth. Alternates selected were Mrs. Arthur Kntle.lge, J. Mcltonald. T.

L. Tid-more, J. C. Edwards. J.

Minion, A. Swift. C. I. Williams and Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne P. Sewell. Mrs. Sewell conducted the guests to the Patchwork theater and explained Mrs.

A. B. Harrison recently. Ihe meeting was conducted by the presi Miss Gertrude Murray has gone to Camp Sidney Lanier, at Eliot, Maine, where she will be a counsellor in the junior camp and will remain until September. Miss Murray was traveling assistant inspector of Kappa Delta sorority during the past year.

Misses Anne Fappenbeimer. Marie Pappenheimer. Sue Lewis. Elizabeth. Trcseder, Jane Treseder.

Betty Ann Bird. Anne McGonigal. Helen McDuf-fy, Anne Skidmore, Elizabeth Armstrong. Jane Osborne, Elinor Harrison, Clara Haverty and Mary Anne Hilsman are included in the group of young Atlantans who will leave Tuesday for Rockbrook Camp, Brevard. N.

C-, to spend the summer season. Miss Frances Woodruff, of Columbus, the guest of Miss Anne Pappenheimer, will accompany this group. Seagin, Eula Harrelson. of Theodore Roosevelt auxiliary; Mozelle Mallory, dent. Mrs.

R. J. Adams. Open discussion on "The Habits of Children" Atlanta Bessie Tift alumnae will be entertained at a garden tea at the ome of Mrs. A.

R. Colcord, 897 Gordon street, honoring Mrs. H. H. Tift, of Tifton, Ga.

Mrs. Valeska de la Fuente presents her piano pupil. Miss Dorothy Dent, in recital this after-neon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Dent, at 867 Myrtle street. formed the program. McCoy. Mr.

Warren White, Mrs. Ben the works of the theater, following tea. F. Holtzendorf, Mrs. Lola W.

Sre- tens. Mr. M. Klausman and Mrs. M.

O. Hick. Other members of At HanCOCR WeUS Other Mother's Club met Thursday president of Helen Gould auxiliary: A. O. Woodward.

Etta Haley, of Helen Gould auxiliary, and little Miss Marv Jane Banister. Visitors were Mesdames A. B. Callicott and W. J.

King. The top-score prize was won by Mrs. Ida B. Seagin, and the consolation prize was won by Mrs. Bertha Gossett.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kauffman announce the birth of a daughter at Wesley Memorial hospital.

June 20. to whom they have given the name of Dorothy, for her mother, who was Miss Dorothy Dorough. Mr. and Mrs. Warren H.

Bamford, at Cascade terrace for a luncheon meeting. The table was laid on the terrace and centered with garden flowers in pastei shades. The presi Maison Francaise inaugurated its social activities last Saturday evening with an open house, the first of a series of social events to be held each Saturday evening during the French session. The purpose of these affairs is wholly social and are open to French University students, Atlanta patrons and visitors who have a speaking knowledge of tbe language, or who are interested in Emory's project to establish this unusual, but much needed, institution of the uni lan'a unit wno are expeeieu to attend tbe convention and who are members of the state executive committee are Mrs Arthur poppy chairman: Mrs. Cordon Siugle-tn.

nanonal defense chairman: Mrs. W. A. Sirmon. dis'rff conmitteewoni- dent of the club is A.

L. mor ris and the other officers are Mrs. Wallace Rogers, vice president Mrs, John Manget. treasurer, and Mrs. Adair, secretary.

Snecial guests in an. and A.len tienson. pavr versity. It was regretted that Charles and finance eluded Mrs. Fred Murr, of China, and department president Now! Our First Clearance Loridan.

president- of the Comite ue Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of Meridian iss. Miss Elizabeth Winsh'p Cole will entertain at tea this afternoon, honoring Miss Seamans Langford and also Miss Mary Crenshaw, brides-elect.

Miss Eppie Jones will entertain at a bridge-tea on the terrace of the Wineeoff hotel, complimenting Miss Fayoline Maffett, Patronage, could not be present, but The members are Mesdames Paul Dr. Nolan A. Goodyear, director of Kev. J. H.

Alexander. Lillian Brovv- the French colony, acted as master ot ceremonies and gave a very interest Leslie Beverly. THOMASTOX, June 23. Miss Bvrtie ll.incixk and Ivcslie Beverly motored to Macon Sunday. June 1, and were (piiet'y married by Presiding Elder Henry Swain at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Swain. 'Hie bride i tbe youngest daughter of Mrs. I.nla Hancock nnd the late M. L.

Hanc.M'k. After compb ting her high school education nt II. E. Lee school, she attended S. C.

W. at Milledge-ville. where she made a splendid ord. The bridegroom is the youngest son of Mr. Mrs.

(J. Ucverly. proiiM-n cut citizens of Thoinasroii. He is sociated in the mercantile business with his father, and is a popular figure in the citv's social and business life. Mr.

and Mrs. Beverly left for a motor trip thpuigh the Carolina and Tennessee, and after July 1 thev will der, Willia Dobbs, J. L. Bookout, L. Campbell.

M. C. McPherson Inrnet Ouillinn. Coma Woodward, ing talk on his hopes for the colony I and snoke of the interest already el Senter. Theo Jack.

Frank manifested in the project, which, he said, bespeaks the continuation of the Kmc J. M. Clavton. Charles E. Wa'ites.

E. E. Thomas. E. C.

Jones Maison trancaise. Dr. Goodyear introduced Madame Witches Club gives a benefit bridge party this evening at the home of Mrs. W. W.

Murphy, 830 Boulevard, S. E. Madeleine Davis and Madame Mai hrant. who expressed themselves beinj; enthusiastic as to the beginning and 'Avon dale B. V.

P. U. Enjoy Hoho Party. M-tube Av nd lie Biptisf Young People' I uioii enjoyed a hobo party Thursday evening, and on tho pi. tures.jtie lawn of the home of Miss Nell OsSorn.

at Avotidnle road. The guest repaired to the home of Kev. and Mrs. L. Bond, who served refreshments.

The tramp is concluded at the home of Miss Neil Osborn. where refreshment up rved. Prizes were won for I he 'cc. costume by Miss Corene W.jt ard Sraith Perry. Mrs.

Vina Oshorn titi Crate Itobinson in fti-ter'siritig. The guest Miss-s Miriam t'orenr hife, Ber.lia Jear.ette Bettuett. Nell t.i.-rtor:i. J'-aneire i sborti. May belle irace Kob ns-Mi, P.ernice (Iruard iv Sue i F.Td Andrews.

outcome of the French colony. Miss Rachel Eve Neely. a graduate of Smith College, outlined ber year Mrs. J. Robert Caldwell entertains at bridge-tea at her home on Rums on road, complimenting Miss Bessie Jo Selman, France, which was instructive as wen as entertaining, and several Atlanta J.

E. Dickey E. M. Davison and Miss May Wynne. Fain Abbott, past worthy patron of the Oakland City Chapter No.

260, O. E. was appointed a grand instructor of Atlanta district No. 1, according to the announcement made at a recent meeting of this chapter by Mrs. Donna Lawhon, worthy grand matron of the grand chapter of Georgia.

A report of the proceedings of the grand chapter convention held recently in Macon was read by Mrs. Jones. Members of the Oakland City chapter who sang in the grand chapter choir in Macon included Mrs. LaVert Mitchell. Mrs.

Mary be a home in Thomaston. The bride chose for the ceremony a traveling ensemble of navy blue triple crepe trimmed with organdy, and a it and nt'ccsories of navy blue. natrons and visitors made short 1269 talks of sood will and appreciation Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jeau Darrell Arlene. house hostess Pairs of Smart Summer Values to Mrs.

Charles C. Turner will be hostess at a miscellaneous shower at her home, 1636 Rogers avenue, honoring Miss Marie Stauf-facher, bride-elect. assisted by Misses Virginia Arlene and Josephine Adams. Present were Mesdames Nolan A. Goodyear, M.

A. Cockrell. Madeleine Davis. Malbrant, Peachtree Garden Club There will be a meeting of the Peachtree Carden Club at Mrs. Hobert Cooney's residence on Ponce de Leon avenue in Oruid Hills, on Monday June UH.

at 4 o'cbck. Howird tntap. J. I. Vert Hermon Wn Sns $0-95 Cb-nn Perrv Jones, Mrs.

Bernice Williams. Mrs. Rubie Bethea. J. V.

Flynn and Cecil Printup. Mrs. Kate Massey, then grand organist, directed the choir. Other members of the chapter who SHOES A. B.

Sheffield, John O. Noel, Misses Caroline Sisson. Laura B. Larendon, Ruth Cockrell. Mildred Proctor.

Marie Belle Cockrell. Ethel Cockrell. Mildred Brannen. Virginia Lovvoriu Eunice Lawrence. Rachel Eve Neely, A fish fry will be held on the church ground of Epworth Methodist church from 1 to 7 o'clock.

Every Pair New Thi Season's Stylet attended the convention were Miss Jewel Trippe. Louise Sisson. Antoin Swimming pool committee of the Mae Garner, worthy matron: Mrs. Cecil Printun. Fain Abbott, W.

W. Massey and Mrg. Kate Parham. who acted as a grand page. Mrs.

Algenia Baker and R. L. Adair Jr. attended the sessions held the last day of the White Blondes Grey Blues Blacks and Combinations Atlanta Woman's Club, Mrs. Ben Purse, chairman, and s.

Edward Everett and Mrs. Arthur Bird, co-chairmen, sponsor program of contests and aquatic sports this afternoon at 3 o'clock. conflave. A picnic for. members of I the Oakland City chapter will De neia at Cooley lake, July 14, it was an normced bv Mr.

Abbott, chairman Pigskin Punched Kids Fabrics Patents After the business session Mrs. Al- venia "Rsker. chairman, and her com' ette Noel, Jo Langford. A. Goodvear.

Robert L. Dentone. W. H. Wyatts Eugene Gillespie, Thomas K.

Scott Jr. and others. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Drennon entertained at a supper followed by a bridge party last evening at their home on Moreland avenue following the wedding rehearsal of their son.

Raleigh Drennon and Miss Evelyn Yarbrough, whose marriage takes place this afternoon. A silver bowl filled with pink and white rosebuds and maidenhair fern centered the table which was covered with an Italian cntwork cloth. Guests included members of the wedding party. A social event of the week taking place at the West End Woman's Club was the tea given by the mem mirtee. KDonsored a cake-walk.

Oak DONT MAKE VACATION PLANS UNTIL YOU READ THE VACATION SUPPLEMENT IN THE BIG SUNDAY CONSTITUTION land City chapter will adjourn dur- in? the months of Jnlv and August The first meeting of the fall season Fifth District Junior B. Y. P. U. picnic will be held at Oakland City park at 3 o'clock.

Miss Carolyn Jordon honors Miss Mildred Hamilton and Fred Orel Jordon at a party this evening. Oriental Club entertains at a dance this evening from 9 to 12 o'clock at the Shrine mosque. to be held on the first Monday eve C. E. HADAWAY, Mgr.

ning in September. Tnai TTinMr entertained at. a heart and dice party Thursday after All Width AAAA to All Sizet All Heels HARPER 59 WHITEHALL STREET, S. W. noon at toe residence or Mrs.

n. "-Sbaddeau. on Evans drive, honoring members of Theodore Roosevelt auxiliary No. 2, of the United Spanish Ti Vsiennc -Mrs. Fichter was as bers honoring Mrs.

George P. i who leave July 1 to make her home in Nashville. Tenn. Mrs. White has I been actively engaged in the work of the club for several years, having Past Pocahontas Club meets at 3 o'clock with Mrs.

Inec Haynie, 1139 Cordon street. sisted in entertaining by H..