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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1923
Page
4
A Monday buffet supper honored Rhoree and Robert Cleland of New York before their evening wedding at North Avenue Presbyterian. Gifts and decor featured pink roses and lilacs, with a black velvet gown and blue trim on the bride. Guests included bridal party members and out of town relatives.
Mrs Ewing renowned international provident of the Daughters of the Kings will be honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Warner. The event at Mrs Warner's home in Atlanta includes prominent clergy and DiOCesan leaders, with Mrs Henry Mikel and Mrs William X. Hantt among likely attendees.
A long stream of social items from Atlanta lists Mrs John B Marys of New York visiting Bilmore and Miss Lillian Mann returning from Gainesville and Pin shore. Many guests attend the Kappadi fraternity event at the University of Florida. Hortense Maran returns from Cincinnati and Cleveland where she attended the National Music Supervisors Conference. Numerous names from Atlanta, Norfolk, Anderson, Raleigh, and Charleston are noted visiting relatives, attending opera, and planning gatherings. Mrs Archibald Stayden of New York expects arrival. theater party honors Miss Jolly Black and Leonard Beau with a guest list including Frances Fort and Miss May Yarbrough. News about dinners, club events, and postponed bridge luncheon are included.
An event at Monday evening was a buffet supper hosted by Mire in compliment to Mia de Col Watts and John Walace Reatha of Danville Way. Flowers decorated the reception room. Miss Watts wore a rose taleta trinined with pratel shaded flower.
Mrs Grainger of St Louis will be honored at informal social gatherings with a bridge tea today hosted by Mrs Ledbatter. Other events include bridge teas at the Lake Country Club and various homes in Arnold, Jonesboro, Myrtle Street, and North Bowley with hosts Mrs Gordy, Mrs Munroe, Mrs Watchinson, Mrs Edgar Alexander, Mrs WW Roberts, and Mrs Fletcher West. The schedule spans April 10 to May 7, featuring teas and bridge parties in multiple communities.
Mrs. Percy Smedlay Darlington and Mrs. John McKinlock attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Atkinson. Miss Louise Sullivan plans a party for Miss Elma Bominick. Mrs. Blair Armstrong hosts a bridge event for Miss Edwina Lackett. Mrs. Dubbar Roy hosts tea for visiting guests at Peachtree Street. Upcoming marriages include Miss Ruth Rhover to Robert Cleland and Miss Jessie Watts to John Wallee Austin. Prances Fort hosts a Bettet supper after a wedding rehearsal. Mrs. Benjamin Bisas honors the Mother's Auxiliary of the Atlanta Chapter Be Molay at tea on Poncede avenue. The Atlanta Association of Credit Men hosts a luncheon at the Atlanta Woman's Club. visiting PTA delegates attend a state convention luncheon. Willam Tell opera recital in Cable Hall tonight. Mrs. TH Daley holds a bridge tea for Mrs. Homer Park of Beaumont.
Mrs Thomas C. G. Winter, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, sends warm appreciation for inviting federation women to use the chamber of commerce rest room during the May biennial council meeting. A benefit bridge party is planned for April 18 at Voorhees Hall to aid the Manger Home for Working Girls, with prizes for top scores and reservations via local club members.
The St Anthony's church bazaar starts today at 10 Walton Street with Mrs EB Thompson and Mrs WJ Stoddard directing the dining row assisted by a group of young girls and matrons. The menu features chicken pot pie celery hearts potatoes a l estatienne spachelt with cheese tomato salad Bermuda onions green peppers and French dressing apple pie iced tea coffee and more.
Miss Betty Black was guest of honor at a Monday bridge tea hosted by Mrs. McClarty on West Fourth Street. Rooms were decorated with azaleas and pink and white woods, prizes included a blue luster flower chart, a handkerchief, gray candles, and Daist attire.
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