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TO MRS. SPARKS.
Mr». Dally Huff Sparka. of Macon,
tha guest of Mra. W. B. Carhart, was
honor curst at a box party glvr
urday afternoon at the Orpheum by
Mr. Ed Lovejoy. Those who made up
the congenial party were Mrs. Sparks.
Mrs. Carhart, Mrs. Lewis Beck, Mrs,
F. C. Calkins and Mr. Lovejoy.
AFTERNOON tIa>OR VI8IT0R8
A most enjoyable occasion will be
the afternoon tea which the students
of the Southern Library School will
give next Wednesday afternoon at the
Carnegie Library, their guests to In
clude the delegates to the seventh an
nual library conference held In this
state and a number of the friends of
the students and the Carnegie Library
staff.
MRS. ROGERS DAVIS TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS MARTIN
Mrs. Rogers Davis will entertain at
a luncheon and bowling party at the
Piedmont Driving Club on Wednesday
of next week. Inviting jtwelve young
women to meet Miss Martin, of New
York, the guest of Mrs. John ' M.
Slaton.
MRS. E. S. EHNeTtO GIVE
INFORMAL BRIDGE TEA
Among the pleasant informal parties
of next week will be that at which Mra.
E. S. Eltney will entertain twelve
friends at bridge, followed by an In
formal ten. T|ie honor guests of the
occasion will be Mrs. Francis Q. O'Neill,
of Charleston, the guest of Mrs. E. 8.
Khney, and Miss Chapin, who Is visit
ing her brother. Mr. William Chapin.
A BOWLING~CLUB PARTY.
has recently been formed. The meet
ing will be held on next Thursday
morning, at the Driving Club. The
members of the club ore Miss .McGowan
ENGAGEMENT'S ANNOUNCED
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DARLING-CROSTH WAITE.
Mr. ond Mrs. James Gilchrist, of Decatur. Ala., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Florence Murray Darling, to Mr. Harry BurdgeCroa-
thwalta. the wedding to take place the latter part of June at St. Johns Epis
copal church In Decatur. , .
The announcement la of wide Interest to the many friends of the young
people In Georgia and Alabama. Miss Darling, who Is a brunette of beau
tiful type and possesses a most attractive personality. 1ms visited Atlanta
frequently and la much admired here. She la a former Chicago girl, wlm
has resided In the South only a few years.
Mr. Crosthwalte. the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Crosthwalte, Is assist
ant manager for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Coinpeny end le one of
the most successful young business men In Atlanta- He has here ecoree of
friends who are congratulating bjm.
PARKER-WILSON.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Williams announce the engagement of their niece.
Miss Nora Lee Parker, to Mr. Preeton F. Wilson. Tlr “■ —
will be announced later.
Che date of the wedding
HARRI8-DAVIS.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris, of Eastman, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Minnie, to Mr. Oacar Harold Davis, of DeLand, Fla. The wedding
will take place In June. I
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Social Outlook For the Coming Week
Visitor, the guest of Mra. Frank
Alberta Rankin, Mjes Janie SSVHP
Mias Sal)le Cobb Johnson anil Mies Ida .bridge
Hightower. ' --
One of the notable social events of
the coming week will be the wedding
of Mlae Julia Porter and Dr. Bates
Block, which tvlll taka place on the
evening of Wednesday. April Ml, at the
home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Fanny
Lowry Porter, on Penchtree-et. Pre
nuptial festivities for this popular cou
ple will ortuipy a prominent place on
the social Calendar the earlier part of
next week. Saturday's affairs, center*
J g mound the young couple, were an
temoon tea given by Mrs. Samuel
Inman and Mis* McPheetera and a din
ner parly Saturday evening at the
hedtnont Driving Club to be given by
Or. ond Mra. William Perrin Nlcoleon.
A delightful affair of Monday for Mlae
Porter will be Mies Elisabeth Adair’s
r rty, and on Monday evening
Mrs. McHurney will give
AFTERNOON TEA.
On the afternoon of May J Mlae
Marie Pappenhelmer and Miss Helen
Hobbs will entertain at a beautiful aft
ernoon too. the occasion to be th* eoclnl
event of the week among the school girt
set. The tea. Will be given at the home
" r, Pappenhelmer,
FIRST OINNER DANCE
OF SEA80N AT CLUB
The first of % series of dinner dance*
to be given at the Piedmont Driving
Club during the summer le dated for
Saturday evening of next week. This
beautiful club house has become one of
the most delightful redenxvou* for so
ciety In Atlanta, and the dinner dances
will be an Important feature uf the
summer season for Atlanta people.
DR. AND MR8. NICOLSON’S
GUESTS AT DINNER PARTY
One of the very delightful social af
fairs of Saturday evening will be the
dinner party to be given at the Pied
mont Driving Club given by Dr. and
Mra. William Perrin Nlcolson In honor
nr Miss Julia Porter and Dr. Bates
Block.
Beautiful decorations of white and
green, suggestive of the approaching
wedding of the honor guests, will be
used on the dinner table. Covert will
be laid for eighteen, the gueate of Dr.
end Mrs. Nlcoleon to be Mlae Porter,
It. Block, Mlse Ada Alexander. Mies
Elisabeth Adair, Mlse Susan MrPhee-
t<wa. Mlse Rollna Clarke. Miss Louise
Black. Mlae Rosa Lowry, Mra. Fenny
Lowry Porter. Messrs. Edward Pee
ples, Eugene Black. Frank Orme, Her
bert Sage. Henry Porter, Porter Lang-
aion and Dr. Erich Zoepffel.
beautiful party In their honor.
Another Interesting wedding which a
II attend is
... —orth Caro,
ante* Dunlap, also of
North Carolina. The young couple will
be married next Wednesday evening at
the lovely Home of Dr. and Mrs. E. L.
C'onnally. An Informal reception for
the wedding gueata only will follow the
ceremony.
Among th* visitors to be In Atlanta
next week are quite a number who will
come to attend these two wedding*. Mr.
end Mr*. Percy Smedley Darlington, of
Weet Cheater. Pa„ ore expected to visit
Dr. and Mr*. Walter Taylor for the
Porter-Block wedding, and after the
wedding a number of Interesting social
event# wjll be given In lhelr honor.
Mrs. Frank Freeman, of Washington,
D. C.; Mr. nnd Mra. Smith Pickett, of
Albany; Mrs. J. Curtis Bush, of Mobile,
Ala., and Mrs. M. P. Broughton nr# oth
er visitors to be here for the marriage
of Miss Porter and Dr. Block.
Mlse Mary Tillman, of Nashville, will
remain next week aa Mrs. Edward
Fortson's guest, and Mies Dessle Mar
tin. of New York, will be with Mrs.
John M. Simon throughout the coming
week.
Mr. end Mrs, William Farquher Pay.
son, of New York, ars Interesting vis
itors In the city, guests of Major and
Mrs. F. L. Pay son. Mr. Poyson Is a
successful author, well known to cur
rent magiixlne readers, and Mrs. Pay-
eon la a beautiful and charming wom
an.
Mr. and Mra,
Athens, ara
at the Pl'edmoi
Coleman, nf Macon. Is the attractive
gurat of Mrt. Frank Hawkln*.
Mis* Mae Scott, of Milwaukee, le a
West for some time, and her many
friends are giving her a cordial wel
come.
other guests In the city, for whom
aocial affairs of the coming week will
be given, arc Mlae Chapin, of Rich
mond. Va.; Mr#. Fred Warren, of New
York, with Mrs. Thomas Morgan; Mrs.
Lewin. of Washington. D. C„ the guest
of Mrs. Kfnloch Nelson; Mrs. Hyde,
of Mississippi, with Mrs. George For
rester; Mr#. O'Neil, of Charleston, the
8 u*et of Mrs. J. Adger Smythe, and
is guests of Mrs. Michael Hoke. Mrs.
R. F. Holla, Mrs. Alex Webb and Mrs.
IV. D. Pollock, from North Carolina.
Mrs. Wilbur and Mrs. McAInln, who
have been with Mrs. C. K. Nelson, will
leave on Monday.
will nol be altogether of a social na
ture next week, however. Tho drat
Chautauqua held In Atlanta will open
with a mass meeting at the Grand Sun.
day afternoon and will continue
throughout the week. The programs to
Iran are of unusual Interest and
uctlve value, and the enterprise le
one that will have the co-operation of
hundreds of our people. Atlanta's own
Mrs. Sheridan will be the contralto for
the week and w ill appear on a beautiful
n with Mr. Reid Milter, the well
tenor. Thle will be Mrs. Sheri
dan's last appearance In public here
tbls season, as she will leave for Euroi
early In May. Mr*. William Calvl
Chilton, of Oxford, Mlse., will give sev
eral readings. She always meets a cor
dial welcoms from Atlanta audiences.
for eh* is known here personally a* well
a* professionally, having vlslled her
cousins, Dr. and Mr*. Holmes, here sev.
eral lime*. Mrs. Chilton Is president
of the American Elocution Society.
Dr. H, M, Wharton, the distinguished
lecturer, will be (he guest during the
week of Dr. nnd Mra. Dunbar Roy. and
will be beuutlfutly entertained here.
Mr. Ralph Bingham, the popular hu
mortal, will arrive Sunday. One of the
attractions of the matinee tor children
next Wednesday afternoon win be little
Miss Frances Craven Parks, an Atlanta
child, brilliantly gifted aa a reader and
Interpreter. Dr. H. 8. Bradley will be
one of the epeakers and will he cor
dially welcomed by hi a hosis of friends
‘"fte.day will be kindergarten day at
.. n i.... . the Atlanta Woman's (Tub. nnd Mrs.
m, *15[I* 1 *. Nellie Peter* (Black, president of the
it! .X J «£' 1 Free Kindergarten Association, will
ont, and Mrs. Everett j, ova charge of the program. This beau
tiful work I* one very dear to the
hearts of Atlanta panple, and the club
meeting Tuesday afternoon will
largely attended.
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begin. This meeting will bring to
Atlanta tbe distinguished librarians.
Miss Mary W. Plummer, of Pratt In
stitute. and Mr. Henry Legler. secretnry
nf the Wisconsin library commission.
Th* session* will be presided over by
Mrs. Eugene Heard, of Mlddlelnn. On..
E resident nf the association, who will
a Mrs. ottley'a guest during her stay
tn Atlanta. The convention will be at
tended by librarians from every part of
the state. The officers of the associa
tion nr#; Mrs. Eugene B. Heard, presi
dent; Mrs. J. K. Ottlev, vice president;
Mr*. E. G. McCabe. Mies Julln T. Ran
kin. librarian of tha Carnegie library.
Atlarra; Mr*. Mnud Barker Cobb, state
librarian of Georgia: Mis* Laura Ham
mond. librarian of the Georgia School
of Technologv; William Harden, of the
Savnnnnh public library; Duncan Bur
nett. librarian for the Unlveralty of
Georgia; Mlea Marian Bucher, librarian
for Agnea Scott College; Mrs. Nina
Uolatead. of the Cotumbua nubile li
brary; Mrs. Emma Menk*. of the Al
bany public library; Mlsa Margaret
Dunlnp. of the Chattanooga' public li
brary; Paul F. White, aaalstant libra
rian of Emory College.
MR. AND MRS. PAINE
ENTERTAIN GOLF CLUBS
Mr. nnd Mra. Thomai B. Paine en
tertained at a beautiful luncheon on
Saturday at I o'clock, their <gue*ts be
Ing being the members of the Atlanta
and Macon golf teams, who play
match game In Atlanta Saturday.
Tha lovely home of Mr. end Mrs.
Pnlne at East Lake waa decorated
with roaca throughout, th# flower* be
Ing ueed In profusion. Th* center
piece tor tbe luncheon table wee a sil
ver loving cup tilled with pink roes*.
Cluny lace covered the handsomely ap
pointed table nnd a delicious menu wee
served, the mints, rsndlss nnd Icea be
ing pink end white In conformity to the
color scheme of the table.
Mra. Paine won a gracious and
charming hoateea, wearing a white lin
gerie gown. /
EDMONDSON-SAWDER
WEDDING PLANS
Of Interest to Atlantans la the ap
proaching marriage of Miss Maude
Browne Edmondson, th* attractive
young daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Wil
liam Thomas Edmondson, of Hrflln,
Ala., to Mr. James Herbert Sawyer,
formerly of New York, but now en
gaged In engineering work In Hopevllle,
Ala. Mlos Edmondson has visited here
quite recently as the guest of her sis
ter. Mm. Charles Veaxy Rainwater, and
Mr*. Fred Wegener, and has here a
host of friends. Her marriage to Mr.
Sawyer will be solemnised at t o'clock
tbe morning of Thursday. April SO.
at the home of the bride's parents lit
Heflin. Rev. J. J. D. Hall, of Birming
ham, performing the ceremony. The
brldo will near a smart gown of tan
voile, fashioned with Cluny lace, and
with an effective touch of pink, and
worn with a brown hut. She will carry
a white Ivory prayer book, to the rib
bon# of which will be attached sprays
of Easter lilies.
Mrs. Charles Veaxy Rainwater will be
matron of honor nnd will wear for the
occasion a gown of Shnntung lavender
illk, with a Frenchy touch of blue In
I re trimming. Her hat will be of blue
straw trimmed with lavender plumes,
and her flower* will be Easter lilies.
Mr. Ashley Fulton, of Chicago, w
■t os best man.
The wedding inarch will be rendered
by the younger sister of the hrlde, and
before the ceremony her brother, Mr.
W. T. Edmondson. Jr., who possesses u
tenor of unusual beauty, will sing sev
eral selections.
The home of Mr. n.nl Mrs. Edmond
son will be beautifully decorated for the
occasion by a color scheme, of white
«nu green, and an Informal but elegant
breakfast will follow' the ceremony.
Ail<s Edmondson Is a gifted and
charming girl, and Mr. Sawyer Is a
civil engineer, who hus achieved envia
ble success In Ills work. They will re
side temporarily In Hopevllle.
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MRS. CUNDELL'S PARTY.
Mrs. Frank Cundell entertained at a
morning bridge game on Saturday In
honor of Mies Veal, of Rome, who Is
the guest of Miss Mary Crew Cundell.
Vases of clove pinks ndorned tho
apartments, and the dainty menu was
aerved on the enrd tn'oles after the
game. The top score prise waa an
Orlentn! hnt pin nnd the consolation
was n set of gold shirt-waist pin*.
Mrs. Cundell wore a lingerie gown of
MISS HAZEL WHITNEY.
Who will appear at the Grand
Saturday evening as 8wetle In
"The Deestrlck Skill*,” Ailing one of
the most attractive roles In the
cast.
white, and both Mlsa Weal and Mlae
Cundell were gowned In pretty whit#
lingerie dreaaee.
Those Invited to meet the guest of
honor were Miss Rutli I-ewls, Miss
Louise Van_ Harlingen, Miss Elle Dnr-
! son. "Miss Willie Lewi
I Frank Ualttwanger, Miss Edith Bradly,
Miss Ethel Bloomfleld^Mrs. Arthur Dy-
|er nnd Mr*. John Carter.
MR8. MILLER’S TEA.
Mr*. Richard Elliott Miller enter
tained at an Informal out very pleas
ant bridge tea on Saturday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. J. Ad gar Smythe and
Mrs. Smythe's guest, Mrs. Francis
O’Neil, of Charleston.
Lovely pink roses were used to deco,
rate Mrs. Miller’s drawing room, and
pink nnd white carnation* were used In
the library. The dining room was In
yellow, the table being laid with a long
. . . . • , , * Cluny cover,-lined with pale yellow
A nervous, irritable woman is a satin. A plateau of Marechal Nell rose*
source of misery not only to herself,: formed the centerpiece nnd the beau-
hut to nil thn«u» who onmo under Imr i tlful-saffron tint of the roses was »n-
ni;* no come umier ner j troduccd ln the appointments on the
influence, 1 hat such conditions can | exquisite table. Vases of yellow roses
be entirely overcome by taking i stood on the buffet, sideboards and
I mantel In tha Hlnlniz tvmm *
Organic disturlmncen of the femin
ine system act like a firebrand on
Hie nerves of women, often driving
them fairly frantic,
white messellne and Irish lace; Miss
Marian Phlnlxy, of Augusta. In white
olga crepe; Mies Alllne Gentry, In white
also; Mis* Nancy Prince, In blue silk;
Mis* Nell* Prince. In ft pink lingerie
gown; Mis# Wllkerson In blue, end
Miss Mary Anderson, also gowned In
light blue allk.
8IGMA NU"0ANCE.
The Sigma Nu dance was a brilliant
event of Friday night, when n merry
company of college men and, their
friend* among the young tyntnen of the
city were gathered at Bcgadlo’s for the
last dance of the Rlgma Nu# for the
f iresent season. The hall was decorated
n bamboo and palms and with numer
ous college pennants and the colors of
tho chapter—orange and black. De
licious fruit punch was aerved through
out the evening and at a suitable time
a menu of salads nnd lee* was served.
The young women present were pre
sented with silver hat pins with the
Sigma Nu Insignia* engraved on them
us souvenirs.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bridges wer*
the chsperons of the evening, and
among the young women present were
Mlsa Frederick, of Marshallvllte, who
was gowned In plnlc Ilsse, hand-painted
In wild rosea, and with a touch of pink
velvet on the corsage.
Mlsa Lena Johnson, of Waynesboro,
was another charming out-of-town
guest, wearing a dainty white lingerie
gown.
Mlsa Mildred Bpratling was pretty In
a blue empire gown of messellne silk.
Miss Mignnn McCarty wore a pale
yellow lace dress, which wee very be
coming.
Miss Edith Duncan was In white lace.
Mlsa Kate Wheatley wore white also.
Mils Bessie Pope's gown was nf while
satin striped tissue, lace trimmed.
Miss Annie Lou Pagett wore a white
lace gown with a corsage bouquet of
red roses.
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BY ST. MARYS HOSPITAL IN N. Y.
. , The many friends here of Miss Lucy
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Sirs. Pinkliutn Invites .oil sick
ernoon In pal* blue chiffon, hand-em
broldered. Mr*. Smythe wore pale blue
also, and Mrs. O'Neil was In white.
Twenty ladies were entertained at
tho tea party.
TWECCO CLUB DANCE.
The Twecco Cotillion Club gave
beautiful dance on Friday evening at
tha Driving Club. A large number of
young people were present and dancing
wne continued to a late hour, with an
Intermission at 11: JO o'clock, when a
delicious supper waa served.
The chaperons of the function were
Mr. nnd Mra. Charles E Sclple. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mr. nnd Mr*. A. W.
Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs, J. Will# Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Speer, Sir.
nnd Mr*. W. T. Gentry.
Among the pretty girls, ell beautiful-
gowned for the occasion, were:
Mies Helen Payne, wearing an empire
been thei* r> wn of blue liberty eatln with a gar
niture of beby Irish lace; Miss Harriet
Calhoun. In pink chiffon; Miss Elisa
beth Ranson. wearing white chiffon;
Miss Sarah- Rawson. gowned In white
hand-painted Ilsse, In a dfstrn of pink
roses, with n border of light blue; Miss
Bessie Jones. In yellow crepe; Mis*
Mary Beth Word wore a lovely dancing
frock nf pink silk tissue, combined with
women to write licr for ml vice, j c hWrnn and satin; Miss Donna Bain
She baa srtiltlctl thousand* >o 1!™» <7!ov»iy r.ww,°f._P | nk.chiff , >n;
health. Address, Lyun, Mass. I .u gownid ln
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city. During this term of benfleent nnd
beautiful service she has paid several
thousand visit* to the sick nnd has
ministered to hundreds of patients. Full
enthusiasm for her profession and po*.
sesslng the magnetism, tact and effi
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for such work, and that It holds ns
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of the East and West.
Rt. Marys, to which Min. Kenan has
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perfectly equipped hospitals for chil
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tinder the direction there of tbe Angtl#
ran sisters. It eupports a summer hoe.
pltal for Children In South Norwnlkl
Conn., and Is maintained by the Epls-
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moisting process which
keeps them just right.
BROWN & ALLEN
Reliable Drumisls
copal churche# of New York.
Miss Kenan'* dutlea at Rt. Mary's
will consist tn visiting and mlnlaterlng
to the children of the poor In tenement
districts, and In bringing to the at
tention of the hospital at*ft those rase*
in need of treatment.
One need* to eee In order to appre
ciate the horror* of the tenement dis
trict of that great city,” said Miss Ken
an, In apeaklng of her experiences as
visiting nurse for 8t. Marys when she
resided In New York a few year* ns"
"Often the ray* of the aun ere never
seen In the rooms where they live, and
the squalor of their live* I* Incredible.
I hnve often visited In the Jew and
Italian districts of the East side. To
the visiting nurse come many opportu
nities of doing good, not only profes
sionally, but cheering and comforting
those parents whose'chlldren are suf
fering for want of proper food and
care."
The work I* one of deep aoclolnah a
value, a* well aa of opportunities, and
Miss Kenan's many friend* here, whiu
regretting keenly her departure from
the South, are glad that ahe return* to
a field which IsjiD rich In the greatest
possibilities.
The work we* begun In Atlanta by
Dr. C. B. Wllmer.
CLUB MEETING.
The Atlanta Woman’* Olttb will hold
ils regular monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the dub rooms at th*
Grand.
MRS. HOWARD M'CALL. Sec.