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'■ £<&£:;/ i^la^maGfeszCTANgSwa Entertainments Being Planned for Club Women SEVERAL large events of the autumn are claiming the at tention of many Atlantans at present, Some of the most promi nent women of the city are inter ested ht the arrangements for the entertaining of the many visitors t.j be here for the state convention ~f women’s clubs. While this oc casion embodies a broader interest than t’.iut of a purely social hap pening. there will be a delightful >oeial side to the occasion, because of th' ju rsonm 1 of the organiza •jons interested, and the social af fair- planned for the visitors dur ing tlii convention. The Baroness Von Suttner, of Auitrif, "‘ho speaks the first night l of ili l ' convention, will be the guest ~f Mrs. Joint Marshall Slaton dur ing he stay in Atlanta. Mrs. Vic- ■ nnyp'-.i-ker. of Austin. Texas, '.resilient of the General Federa nt Women’s dubs, will aiso be . fpii'.l visitor ami will attend the "Oieii'n sessions. Mrs. John " ; .n. of Bainbridge, president • , federation of Bainbridge. ,i. hostess of last year's state con vention. will be a notable guest, prominent women who are o.' ct'ii to attefnl. former presi ! if the slate federation, are - s. .1 Lindsey Johnson, of Rome; Mr.-,. A. <>. Granger, of Rome; Mrs. -i. Jackson and Mrs. Hugh Wil- Mrs. James Hayes, of Monte* also will be a prominent on tin' reopening of tin clubs for ; i; fall meetings, delegates will be appointed from each federated club hi tiie state, and a notable gather ing nf women will assemble for ‘.he convention. Old Guard Ball Planned. \n ' vent extraordinary in the so la I annals of the season will be : • "Id Guard ball on tin evening ■/ 1 1, -,it), at the Auoitorlum. Tiii' members of this organization iii'liar' one hundred of the city’s 'i known men, and they have is about 1.500 invitations. Mrs. ’Ulmin A. Speer, as chairman of A,ne- ,-uniini.tee. is plaiming I'liny nevel features for the occa ■>■l’. ui” iif these will be an old i nep Virginia reel. The list of ’ 'runs includes many prominent " 1 >nic n ' 1 ■ of those announc 'd are | ■ Harvey John: on. Mrs. George I Mr-, l.ouis Glioistin, Mrs. ’ r Ki'.- .-'label. Mrs. E. L. Con- Willi tm Lawson Peel. ' S Elkin Airs. W. S. ,'A'ith '|| diliord And'-r on. Mrs. 'i'l W... ii',l. Mrs. J.dm S. < >w- - A '-x Smith, and <.liters. T • ".-ii O"X: week of Mr.--. Leigh "■■■:. of Washington. I>. < to II- li Kce u i|] ; )t - of much • to he,' many frit nd. here. "I be ALs. Palmer's first visit ■'*<l,no.i sine, her marriage, and ''" r 'ii;il '■ leome awaits her from friends here. 'ii":,."i interesting visitor who “ Vl " in tne city next week L Gray, of Ponghkeep ' 1 ■ .ho i omes io vi ! it Mrs ’ .’ I’eeples on her return from " ■ X'.eimed stay in t’alifornia. "■'ay is a charming woman ii i"' delightfully entertained informal way during imr vi-=- i' is the mother of Airs. John " 11 1 ■ k Hangs, und in the home of i nous humorist she lias met the interesting person- E "~ :ii 11,14 world of literature. r aveler S Are Returning-. ‘ 1 I. has seen tile r ‘turn of i ivr-.'i: from fir and near. 11 of vnung girls who have I’tist several months in ■ A. m ill returning home dur ''i-sl few days includes Miss ' Goldsmith. Mbs dim les Mi-s Helen Prior. Miss ALn - ’■i■• nli-iiner. Miss Efiie Boy- ' du Miss Harriet <'ole. Olliers 1 '‘k from Europe during the ' r ' J -Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ar. m,,| Mrs. Herbert Alan 'ir. and Mrs. Henry Bet- '■H'd Scntt, md Mrs. John E. Murphy "‘ir two young daughters. •iulia and Katherine Mur ■ landed in New York, aft oiiig several months in Eu i> y win remain in New tri l " r ‘■evera! days before re- home. Mr. and Mrs. John Mi.-. .Margaret Grant and • Giant are also spending '<ys in New York, after an trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. * Eittle, who go abroad each r t [BEAUTI fuI women of A TI..W I'A - —— —1 I J Q /W/« W \ Taw /Mr /a—l .’wMWg ,F- - d yr?'- " 'iflH 'llliii r - S ™B>' aSS H| ' -5® , ■ / \ wgG , '. MaS p3£<, . \ \wßr ? \MB/ x wfli /» iHr j®) ” d,A ". A f *■ - a "M ILr - wPw ; bbb WL \ • V .-"M »B wi ■ : IhHhf a 39 mH®! *9H A * 7‘ Wk x -W Ikvw \Wfe> A;. A'w O.Jz'Afe VaF) Jcg Miss Dems Engage 'znl to A.7 , Mr. Emssiß. Durham - WW%T Is Announced 1 odcy. ' ■.— * summer for several weeks, landed yesterdit' and wie i ••aett Atlanta •ally next we. k. Mi-.- i I Jfl let Calhoun and hei mother. Mis. A. \V. Calhoun, re turned Inline today after a -tax of I several week" at Toxawaj. Miss Helen Dugan another Atlanta belle at Toxjway, with her par ent.-, .Mi and Mrs. Milton Dargan, returned this week. Miss .Julia Ktchard.-un and Miss Esther Smith. who attended the wedding of Mlns Margaret Disosway and Captain McKinley tit Black Mountain. N. C„ returned Ilium Mist night. Miss Eloise Oliver and her mother. Mrs. John Oliver, returned early tills week, aftjer spending several weeks in New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poster Mad dox and Air. and Mrs. John King Ottley returned tins week from De troit, where I hey attended the con vention of the American Bankers ■ association. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adger Smythe have returned from an extended trip to Canada and Nova Scotia, spending also some time on the coast of Massachusetts and in New York. Season’s Forecast Promises Many Events in Society Although Atlanta’s social season shows few signs of awaJcening at present, fore casts of a brilliant season may be made from the reports of many interesting weddings, with their pre-nuptial festivities; the roll of debutantes, which grows more and more interesting as new names are definitely added, and the count of visitors, for whom Atlanta will ex ercise the well known hospitality which has never failed to cause the visitor, once entertained here, to come again. One of the first of the season’s visitors is Miss Marjorie Bobb, of New Orleans, who is the guest of Miss Jennie D. Harris. Miss Bobb arrived Friday and remains some time with Miss Harris. She will be the complimented guest of a din ner party entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Jr., at the Driving club tonight. A number of pretty parties will be tendered her next week. Miss Evelyn Rose, of Knoxville, is to be an early autumn visitor, coming on October 5 to be with Miss Helen Hawkins. Both Miss Rose and Miss Bobb will be brides maids at the wedding of Miss Nell Hodgson, of Athens, and Mr. Rob ert Woodruff, of this city, in Octo ber in that city. - Few Definite Plans Maxie. Miss Viola Johnston, of Macon, who was one of the most .popular visitors here last season, comes in the early autumn to visit Miss Margaret Hawkins, and to share in i the brilliant affairs f/>r the debu tantes of the season. Miss Haw kins is to be one of the number, and she will be extensively enter tained. Many other members of the debutante set will have visitors during the time of their debut af fairs, which promises to be a de lightful series of large afternoon and evening parties. Few of the debutantes have made definite plans as to their formal debuts, but among those who will be added to Atlanta’s young so ciety set during the winter are many of the pretty young girls of the city. Among these are Misses Margaret Hawkins, Helen Dargan, Margaret Grant, Jennie D. Harris, Katherine Ellis, Sarah Coates, Laura Lee Cooney, Callie Hoke Smith, Helen ! Prior, Mildred Harman. Jane Coop er. Lyda Nash, Mary Hines. Marie i Pappenheimer. Dates for autumn weddings are I being set and plans made for these events. Miss Margaret McEvoy, of Baltimore, and Mr. Brutus Clay, of Atlanta, will be married on No vember 12, this to be one of the very interesting weddings of the fall. Miss Nell Hodgson and Mr. Robert Woodruff are to have a brilliant weeding at the bride's home in Athens, the date selected being October 17. fine of tiie early fall weddings will be that of Miss Elvira West moreland, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Westmoreland, and Mr. Junius Prade, which will take place Thursday evening. October 10, Miss Westmoreland, who since her debut two years ago has been very popular, has chosen a home wedding, which will be witnessed by a large number of friends of the bride and bridegroorn-elect. The bride’s “chum,” Miss Adeline Thom as, will bi- ni.lid of honor, and her sister, Mrs. ChatlaS E. Dowman, of Birmingham, will be matron of hon -1 *'i. while Airs. I-. Stacy Capers, lormerly Miss Keene Hedges, of Savannah, will also be matron of honor. Mr. Prade will have as his best man Mr. Hansell Hillyer. of Ma con, and the wedding party will be completed by two little ribbon bearers —James Campbell and Bruce White, The Rev, John E White will op the officlaing min ister. and a reception will follow the ceremony, ciwysanthemums being used. Bride of Coming Week. This week's most prominent wed ding was that of Miss Margaret I Disosway to Captain McKinley, of the Eleventh cavalry. Fort Ogle thorpe. The wedding took place at the summer home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Disos way, at Black Mountain. N. C.. and i was a pretty ceremony, with a 1 group of attendants, including sev eral Atlanta girls and officers of the Eleventh cavalry. Miss Dorothy Breitenbucher will | be a bride of the coming week, her marriage to Mr. Perry Black- J shear to take place Tuesday even ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Breitenbucher, on Sunset avenue. Another wedding of next week will be that of Miss Dorothy Field •r to Mr. Morris Miles Ewing on Wednesday evening at the bride’s home on West Peachtree. The hour of the ceremony will bo 9 o'clock, this to be followed by an informal reception. Dr. Dickey, president of Emory college, will officiate, and Misses Marian Fielder, Lebie Ew ing. Mary Jeter and Alline Fielder will be bridesmaids. a