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fH£ ATLANTA GEORGIAN AN1> NEW8« W EDNESDAY. DECEMBER *6, 1911.
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Society
Beautiful Debut Dance for
Miss Mary Helen Moody
-.t the larfftst and must beautl-
the mnny brilliant entor-
• J JSS. k the txaton was the cotil ■
<vhl<h Mrs. John T. Moody «n-
ll< ”’ ‘‘.i on Tuesdcr ovcnlns.
"J jlarv Helen Moody, ilio young
V Mrs. Moody, who Is one
"'fihe* season's ver >' lov<, l>‘ dc-l>m«ni-...
l!, J h the honor sueat pt the occasion.
"*? guests Included several feun-
““J, wends who were delightfully en-
u 'tfcotllllon was given at the Pled-
J. Driving club and the club house
"‘.f heaiitHolly and elaborately tleco-
™wd tor the occasion. Mrs Moody and
n Moody received In the living room
a bank of handsome palms which
^.f’Scd to the colling. The windows
Ire lined with ferns and In the cor
ner the room and behind the largo
‘'IiLvere handsomu palms. Behind
ijp debutante were the bouquets of ex-
,'aWte dowers sent by friends and ad-
was converted Into a surn-
...... .arden with bay trees, paints, fo-
plants and handsome flowers, and
to hall and dining room lmd a similar
decoration, while oh each table was ■
■ e filled With Klllarncy roses, the col-
i scheme of white and pink being
larded out In elaborate detail.
in the ball room there were gar-
hnds of smllax drawn from the cor
ner,',if the room to the center, where
1,timed a great cluster of pink shad
ed lights hi a festoon of smllax. Around
the (nglcnook, where there waa a great
lire burning, there were rows of the
• dak shaded lights and groups of palms.
The balcony wSa hung with smllax
end In overy available space there were
handsome palms and foliage plants.
PunMi was server! from prettily dec-
„rated tables wreathed with greenery,
end a delicious hot supper of several
.curses was served at midnight, the
sussts being served lit congenial
groups. The Ices and cakes were In
pink and white. ■ . ,
The cotillion was led by Mr. A. J,
Ryan dancing with Miss Moody and
contained many novel and Intricate
figures, which were skillfully led by Mr.
Ryan. The dance raids bore the Initial
rf the honor guest In gold and the fa
vor, were mainly'of pink crepe paper,
j.rettv shepherd crooks tied with tin
sel, pink paper bpas, sashes, pink rib
bons, reins and other pretty things for
the girls, and for* the mon. whips,
rtps, whistles, etc. In one -figure the
men wore oBmlc masks, and the girls
little pink, red or white masks, this
being a “ehanco" figure, and In an
other Miss Moody, bearing » large
American flag was surrounded by rows
of men. each waving a smaller flag,
while the entire company waved flags
and saluted the lovely honor guest. In
another figure the men wore Indian
head dresses ami the girls Indian
feathers, while all the lights were .ex
tinguished and there burned only red
fire, while to the Indian dance mualc,
accompanied by the reports of a re
volver. the dance was led, the whole
making a scene! of Indescribable gay-
cty and mirth, which ended with a
shower of ronfaitl nnd all the patriotic
airs played by the orchestra during the
Hog figure.
A number of very beautiful toilets
en among the guests, the ladles
receiving party and the dancers
CHRISTMAS
GAMES
We have a com
plete line ol' all the
new ones. We list a
few:
“Button-Button” 50c
“Flinch” Cards 50c
“Sky” ; 50c
“Boy Scouts” 50c
"Foolish Questions,” 25c
"Parchesi” ...: 35c
"King” Pop Rifles...25c
And Numerous Others.
COOKS
Our line of Boys’ and
Girls’ Books we are
truly proudof. Let us
show you. We have them
all, from “ABO Moth-
er Goose” to the newest
ones published, from
5c to $1.50,
GAVAN’S
’71 WHITEHALL
1 Rich’s Pre-Inventory
curing ewmtelte gowns.
A/i*. .i/nodf was a very 'charming
prosier*, and was elegantly gowned -In
white rhnrmeuse satin with tunic of
point lace, which also adorned the cor
ner. She cnrrled an armful of Amer-
Iran Beauty races.
Mina Mary Helen Moody, the honor
guest, was lovely In a gown of white
• hlffon cloth over white .satin, with
ilraosrle* of beaded chiffon and sash
ol Ijvender velvet ribbon. She wore a
cor-agt- of parma violets. -
The chaperons were: Governor and
Mi*. John Marshall Slaton, Judge and
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, Colonel and
•Mrs. William Lawson Peel. Mr. and
Mt*. a. JIcD. Wilson. Colonel and Mrs.
William A. Wimbleh, Mr. nnd Mrs.
William' McKentle,' Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Holliday,'Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
•eph CtLnkshaw, Sir. and Mrs, George
a. McKenale, Air. and Mrs. Ernest
Woodruff. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Holll-
day. Ji>„ Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tucker,
Mr. and Sirs. William A. Speer. Mr.
»nd Mia. Lawrence T. Stallings. Mr.
and Mrs. - Edwin P. Ansley, Sir. and
Mrs, Harry Hannan, Sir, and Mrs. John
E. Murpliy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collier,
Mr. and Mm. Marshall SIcKenile. Sir.
•nd Mrs. Shorter Rankin. Sirs. Well
born Hill, Sirs. Walter Howard. Mrs.
’ aid Barker Cobb, Mm. William
ntson nnd Mr. Charles Cnuikshaw
Mrs. John Marshall Slaton wore an
elegant gown of blue satin with over-
drern of exquisite luce.
Mi s, Spencer Atkinson was gowned
In violet satin with garniture of gold.
Mrs. William Lawton Peel wore hiua
“looade sstlti combined with duchess
] n e. her ornaments exqulalto- pearls.
Mrs. George Holliday. Hr., was gown
'd In jade green rhIITon cloth and lace.
Mis. William A. Wlmblsh was gown-
'•'I In shell, pink chiffon veiling pink
“'tin i\till » garniture of gold.
I ill*. Lawrence Stallings wus gowned
In black chiffon cloth with point lace.
Sire, william McKenzie wore gold-
veiled In chiffon and bordered In fur.
nnd she wore a little.cap of lace caught
with small French roses In pink.
Miss Xlna Gentry was gowned
violet -eharmeuse satin with a hand
some Oriental embroidery., ,
Miss Aliens Qbntry wore whlte'chsr-
mouse satin with tunic of chiffon bead
ed Id silver.
Miss Elizabeth Raw-son wore white
crepe de chine.
Miss Sallle C’obb Johnson was gowned
In pink satin made with coat of lace to
match.
Miss Cobble Vaughn was gowned In
gold-colored chiffon veiling satin.
Miss Lillian Logan was gowned in
rose-colored eharmeuse satin with the
upper' part of the corsage formed of
-, tlje gown bordered In fur.
Iss Frances Connally wore shell
pink satin with pahela of lace.
Miss Courtney Harrison wore white
rope de chine and lace.
Miss Margaret Dlsoswu.v wore white
satin with ovordrnperles of green chif
fon and garniture of crystal.
Miss Mary Coopef-.Was gowned in
white satin with draperies of white
tulle.
Miss Lula Dean Jones wore rose-col
ored satin with tunic of hand-pnlntod
chiffon and garniture of gold.
AmKT wh “* crepo
Miss Elizabeth Dunson was gowned
In white crepe de chine and lace.
Mlsf Penelope Clarke wore American
Beauty chiffon over satin..
Miss Laura Anslays dancing frock
was of del blue dewdrop net over satin.
i! r.nln with garniture of gold.
Mrx Joseph Crankshaw was gowned
In yellow chiffon veiling yellow satin.
Mis. G-orge Holliday, Jr., wore black
'-hlffon'doth and Jet.
-Ira. George McKenzie wore rdse-
colored satin with overdress of hanil-
PMnted lissc.
Mr* Joim T. Tucker was gowned In
[■•vender satin with overdress of net
beade,| i n silver ninl sliver bolero.
Mis. Edwin p. Ansley wore white
11 "P* de chine comblnud with point
Mrs. Roy Collier was gow ned In white
" 'n with silver embroidery.
Mrs. .Marshall McKenzie wore.slid!
link suUn combined with gray chiffon.
Mrs. Luther Rosser, Jr., wore white
hi, n ***** carnage formed of duchess
Mrs. John DuPree was gowned in
'.[- Pink satin combined with lace.
;'lis. Trammell Scott' wore shell pink
,.‘ t r " 1 with garniture of rryatal and All*.
Mrs. Ben Tye wore a robe of ex-
lU “lte lace over white satin.
•' number of attractive out-of-town
<-! . V'*™ Present, wearing the pret-
"ra, 1 of toilets.
Miss Martha Allen Martin, of Johb-
' , My. the guest of Mieses Weno.iu
,", c'tHe Lee Bulllvan, was gowned
, "hlte satin combined with rboMlIly
and embroidered In seed pearls,
o,,, ! N “ d lne Betts, of UUri. X. Y.,
*ur*t of Miss Adrienne Bnttey. wus
in T o n .™ii*ry-colored satin velK-i
llovv chiffon, embroidered,
h„ Evelyn Reynolds, of lllrmlnx-
'he guest of Misses Mary and
« . Hankins, wore rose-colored satin
5 tunic- of beaded chlffnn.
* ' Intlnln Abercrombie, of Mont-
drehP - !'“* tunned In white satin with
i,; '*'ace ard pearl garniture.
wore stbell -
n uUh efccnltle tUmmfn**.
Sh,! ‘‘ ' :| n 1'- Ikdlls wus gowned lo
1 ’- 1 *'. 'atin nUti 'ill(Ten overdress.
satin and 1
Miss The
was of blue Aatln wlth-chlffon overdress
hand painted In roses..
Miss Katherine Richardson was
tow-nod In blue satin with overdress of
leaded net.- • ■ — - -
.Miss Julia Richardson • wore flame-
colored chiffon over white satin.
Miss Margaret Xorihen’s gow n was of
shell pink satin combined with lace and
worn with a little cap of lace,
Miss Mary Hawkins was gowned m
ycllovf satin.
Miss Helen Hawkins wore yellow
chiffon painted In roses.
Misses Antoinette and Edith Kirkpat
rick wore white satin gowns with gar
niture of small pink roses.
Miss Martha Francis wore pink satin
veiled tn marquisette and bordered In
white marabou.
Miss .Nora Belle Rosser's dancing
frock wus of del blue satin.
Miss Marjorlo Brown wore a robe of
exquisite lace over white satin.
. STTss Pnssfe May Ottley was gowned
m blue dewdrop net over pink satin.
Miss Bessie Jones, was gowned in
blue chiffon embroidered In forget-me-
nots and roses overplnk satin.
Mlrs Mlgnon McCarty worn o danc
ing gown of pale pink chiffon veiling
satin with garniture of gold.
Miss Laura Cowlpt 1 dancing frock
was of chiffon embroidered In roses and
worn over pink satin.
Miss Helen Jones wore lavender satin
with panels of exquisite lace.
Miss Emily Wlnshtp’s dancing gown
was of yellow- chiffon veiling ye|low
satin. -
Miss Adrienne Be.ttcy wore while
satin veiled In rose-colored tissue with
garniture of crysT&l.
Miss Annie Lee McKenzie's dancing
frock was of blue satin with overdress
of shell pink chiffon and sasli of blue
velvet ribbon.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith wore black
chiffon over black satin.
Miss Bessie Woodward wore hand-
painted 11sue over satin.
Miss Anne Drme wore shell pink
satin.
Miss Aurelia Speer Wore flame-col-
cieil marquisette and white satin.
Miss Caroline. Mute, was gowned In
del blue satin,
Mlsa Esther Smith wore flume-col
ored. chiffon ovor white sutln and lace.
Miss Isabel 'Kuhrt wore black and
white chiffon over white satin.
S eason* or on special oeoaslons. Jn this
n Is imflke The Georgian Wist Ad
pages, which have all seasons and times
for their own—always doing something
worth while—doing everything well-
quickly—with very little expense. The
Georgian prints more want ads than any
other South'
there newspaper.
Immense.
. Ife- I never noticed It. You must have
Ven present when he received her dress
maker’s bill.
Might Lose a Patient.
, *“ h -
Very Imnortant page’ of newsparors
are ■ the Want Ad pages, beeauee they
contain live sni. up-to- hc-niinuie hu'-
of Che < 'i hi* in nit age of the
ijv# pn-to-thc-tr.mntc* Ihjsmumm rn**i
Dress Trimmings
AND ROBES
Begins Tomorrow,Thursday Morning, 8*30
(See Window Display)
Beginning tomorrow, Thursday, morning, at 8:30, we launch the most important annual event of our Silk Department—OUR
PRE - INVENTORY SALE OF SILKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND ROBES.
Thousands of yards of seasonable merchandise to be sacrificed regardless of cost. Reading the twelve items listed below will
convince you of th 3 remarkable opportunity of saving money upon the highest class fabrics. The prices have been cut ridiculous
ly low in order lo move the stock quickly'.
Read every item carefully and be on hand early tomorrow morning. Mail orders filled if sent in at once.
Rich’s Silk Department, Left Aisle
TABLE NO. 1.
65 pieces Fancy Taffetas and Louis-
ines, in checks, stripes, lacquards and
Persian designs. Shades of tan, brown,
green, rose, Alice, Copenhagen, navy,
red and black and white. Values from
59c to 85c. Pre-Inventory Sale price
29c
YARD
TABLE NO. 5. *
20-inch Duchess Satin for dresses,
suits, linings and fancy work purposes;
in shades of ciel, rose, tan, green, gold,
pink and others. Regular price $1.00
yard. This sale at
59c
YARD
TABLE NO. 9.
Five thousand yards of Dress Trim
mings in Galloons, Bands, Edges, All-
overs, Gold and Silver Flouncings and
other beautiful creations of Imported
Trimmings. Shades to match all silks
and dress goods. Some of these are 24
inches wide. Values $2.00 to $5.C0 per
yard. At
59c
Yard
TABLE NO. 2.
45-inch wide Chiffon Cloths, Marqui
settes, Mousseline de Soie and Grena
dine in evening and street shades, in
all the most popular colors, also some
very handsome bordered patterns of
satin and floral designs. Values $1.50,
$2.00 and $2.50.
77c
YARD
TABLE NO. 6.
Bordered Chiffons, Charmeuse, Satins,
Crepes, Radium, Plain Plisse Crepes,
Olga Crepes and Marquisettes; 42 to 50
inches wide, in all the season's leading
colors and designs; values $2.00 to $4.50
per yard. Sale price
93c
YARD
TABLE NO. 10.
35 imported models of semi-made
Robes, Tunics and Overdresses, in gold
and silver, Arabian and Egyptian bead
ed, embroidered and spangled designs.
These are some of our very handsomest
models, and will be sold regardless of
cost. Values $45.00 to $85.00. At
*19
.75
EACH
TABLE NO., 3.
24 and 27-inch Liberty Satins and Silk
Serges, in shades of navy, royal, rose
and black. These beautiful Silks are
worn very extensively now in the East
ern cities and abroad. Regular selling
prices are $1.00 yard. Sale price
39c
YARD
TABLE NO. 7.
Twenty-five pieces Fancy Dress and
Waist Silks in Brocades, Persians,
Plaids and Bordered, 20 to 24 inches
■wide; colors of rose, brown, reseda,
alice, violet, navy and others. Former
selling prices were $1.25 to $2.00 per
yard. Sale price
69c
YARD
TABLE NO. 11.
28 imported^ models in semi-made Gar
nitures, Tunics, Robes and 45-inch em
broidered Net Flounces, in gray, silver,
gold, Indian beaded, crystal, jet, Ara
bian and Hungarian designs. Our en
tire stock of this season’s importations
to go. Values from $75 to $150. At
*39
.75
EACH
TABLE NO. 4.
36-inch Silk Poplins in small, medium
and large dots; shades of red, reseda,
navy, royal, amethyst, tan and black.
This popular Dress Silk sold formerly
for $1.25 per yard. Pre-Inventory Sale
price
77c
YARD
TABLE NO. 8.
One large assortment of Dress Trim
mings in Bands, Edges, Guimpes, Fes
toons and Gold and Silver Trimmings,
in the season’s best colorings; val
ues $1.00 to $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 per
yard. Pre-Inventory Sale price
19c
YARD
TABLE NO. 12.
One small lot of Robes and Garnitures
in oink, light blue, white, yellow, rose
and green, to be closed. We only have
about ten of these, and those 'coming
early will have a rare opportunity.
Values $15.00 to $25.00. At
*9
.95
EACH
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
M. Rich & Bros. Co. I MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED IM. Rich & Bros. Co.