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BEAUTIFUL ATLANTA DEBUTANTES OF THIS SEASON
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Holiday Shopping Causes a Lull
In Atlanta's World of Society
» 1 >E<'IDED lull will be observed •?•
rA in the social world for the
next few weeks, because of
Christmas shopping, and partly,
too, on account of the fact that
most of tile brides have married
ind gone away, and nearly all of
the buds are now formally “in so
ciety.” However, an important
wedding is on for the coming week,
and one of the most charming of
the “buds' - will be presented. The
marriage of Miss Edna McCan
dless and Mr. Albert Thornton on
Wednesday evening, the 4th. and
the debut reception of Miss Emily
Ca,ssin. which Is dated for Thurs
day. the Sth, art th" larger events
of the coming week. The McCan
dless-Thornton wedding is one of
the most interesting of this year’s
seiies, on account of the personal
popularity of the young couple, as
well as the social prominence'of
the two families. The ceremony
will take place at A Saints church
and will be followed by a iceeption
it the home of Mi. and Mrs. Ed
ward S. Met 'amli*-*.-.
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been issued to Mi ■ ' '.(.--ip’s debut
reception, which will !>• ;.u >■ i'i’.i :
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i* The guests will In received by v
Miss Cassin and her house guest.
Miss Belie Carter, of Columbus:
Mrs. Hillyer and M -. .1. I>. (Tom*-*',
mother of tin debutante.
Among the affairs of the coming
week for which cards have been
issued is a large bridge party at the
Capital City club which Mrs. H. F.
Scott gives on Wednesday after
noon, and an evening party which
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Seipie give
on Monday evening, complimenting
Miss Helen Dargan and her house
guests. Misses Martine McCulloch
and Rose Briscoe.
Among the many parties for Miss
Dargan, who has been one of the
most feted debutantes of lb* sea
son, will be an afternoon bridge,
which Miss Esther Smith gives on
December 6.
Miss Eugenia Walker, a bride
elect who will be married the latter
part of December •> M Douglas
Gilmo i- Stiner. of Washington, D.
C., will be, tender-il an afternoon '
bridge party text .■< k. on iday,
by Mrs. Millet B Hutchins, which
will )*< a delightful -ttai- m the
rnt ite-i guests.
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We *. will i" i w in tot i d ■ option
a ni. a! an Mi J-.-, pl Hi ii
arils * i Mom’-y evening to
The Atlanta Georgian
■ which they have invited a number
of friends to meet Mt. and Mrs.
VonShiblnsky, musicians of inter -
national repute. A program by
these noted musicians, assisted by
Miss Edti Bartholomew, will be
presented in the music room of the
Richardson residence. As usual, at
the musicales given in this artistic
anil hospitable home a pleasant
social side will be emphasized. Mr
Hid Mis. Richardson to lie assisted
in entertaining by Mr. and Mis.
Daniel Pressley Yates and Misses
Katherine * and Louise Richardson.
An unusually beautiful and ar
tistic entertainment will lie given
at tie holm- of Mr. and Mrs. All x
andei W Smith on Tuesday even
ing. December Hi. when "Alice In
Wonderland” will be sung, with
piano accompaniment by Mr. Mer
i ill Hutchinson. Mrs. John Lamar
Meek. M“s <’!•• vision. Mr. Alexan
der Smith and Mr. Lynn Werner
will sing the four roles in the bril
liant I’d’' etia, and b* sides the
work of the quartet, there will be
solos. Mrs. Merrill Hutchinson will
read “'flie Happy Prince,” by Liza
Lehman, wit * musical accompanf
aent by Mr. Hutchinson, thi pro
g.am for tin * vening being i-l*-nti
ca with tha t !ele< ted by Liza L
•man for her elos-ing cot, ei in New ;
Yoii lust before "turning to Eng- |
DECEMBER
WEDDINGS
One of tlie few wedding- of De
cember will lie that of Miss H< *-n
Prior to Mr. Sterling Grimes Tur
ner on Thursday, the 19th. Miss
Prior lias chosen a home .e-.-img, i
and will be attended by a group of
friends as attendants. A re* ption
.will follow the ceremony, aftet
which Mi, Turner and his bride
will leave for a stay of two or
three weeks in Cuba, and will go
from there to New York On their
return to Atlanta they will be at
home at the Georgian T* rraee. Mrs.
Walter clarke, of Chicago, will
arrive next week to iter sister’s
guest until after the wedding.
The cordial interest of many
friends centers in the marriage of
Miss Grace Callaway to Dr. George
Kent Varden, which has been dated
for Thursday evening. December
16. Tlie ceremony will take place
at 8:30 o'clock at tile home of tin
bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Callaway, on Piedmont avenue
Tin bride-elect is a popular and
charming young woman and her
fiance is a prominent young profes
sional man. There will lie no at
tendants, except Dr. Frederick
Hodgson will act as Dr. Varden’
best man. A series of parties will
be tendered Miss Callaway, most of
these to take place soon aft*-:
Christmas. Mis- May Scott, of
*lllwaul < i" Miss Callaway's
itin-t for the wedding and the par- I
ties in her honor
Dancing Is Favorite Over Bridge
With Debutantes and Matrons
DANCING lias taken th* plac* -I
of bridge parties with At
lanta society, not only it; th."
debutant*- eo'ntfngent but in the |
married s*-t as well. From the eol
legi girl to th< matron and the
prominent man of affairs, every
body’s dancing. Some of the most
nimble devotees of th*- “turkey trot”
are men of wraith and influenci
some of them with debutante
daughters.
There is a, new club composed of
married couples which meets once
or twill a week at th*- ilillll* of
a member or at the Driving club for
an evening of dancing, and one may
be sure the "turkey trot" is not
taboo. As a matter of fact, the
“turkey trot" is an easy, delight
ful dance, which may or may not
In* graceful and pretty, according
to ili* “turkey trotter,” and it is
sure to grow in popularity, de«pit*-
tlie ridicule that h is been east upon
it. because of its eccentric presen
tation by some dancers.
The large affairs of the season
have been balls, cotillions, gertnan
and dinner dane.-s, Some brilliant
and -beautiful affairs of this kind
have brightened th* autumn sea
son, and other- are in prospect.
Especially during tin Holidays will
dancing be in ord*- . for tin* young
folks who tigun prominently at
I that season ar* alwav*.- enthusi
astic dancers.
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J':**- Nil O'l ' ock ' A .*-• **ll* **f tills
i week’s big dances, taking place on
Wedn* -day evening at tlie Pied
j merit Driving * nb. \ large num
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elety wen- pn -■ tit, and tin chap
eron- included tin married mem
bers of the club.
The s*-**nd affair *■ the Nine
♦’('Clocks w ill b*- a fan* y dr*-ss ball
near Christmas. Anotii* r brilliant
holiday ball will tn- given by the
Cotillion club on th* 23<1. This
will follow a large theater party at
th*- Atlanta and will be given at the
Piedmont Driving * I::’*, instead of
at the Capital City club, as In for
mer years. Mr. Thomas B. Paine,
who is noted a- th*- best leader of
cotillions in tin South, is the
president of this -.*. lai ■ üb, widen
inclu < its roof m< mbershlp
number of the most prominent
people of the city. This is a mar
ried members' club, whereas the
Niti* o'clock- ire bachelors, wltn
the exception of those who have
mart ied sine* joining, committing
mat iinoiiy not living d'-etned sulti
eient reason for expelling a mem
ber. Many of the young married
girl- (a very charming contingent
in Atlanta society) are the official
Nine < ('Clock chaperons.
A number of dates for dances
nav* li* n s--i for the members of
the college set during the holidays.
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' Among tin s*- wii be a dinner
dance which Mr. and Mrs. John AV.
Grant giv*> at tlie Piedmont Driving
* ub on tin* evening of December 24
for their young daughter, Miss
Margaret (bant, a dance for guests
which Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson
give, also at tlie Driving club, on
the evening of the 27th for their
y.*ung daughter. Miss Eula Jack
son, and a dam- *n tlie evening of
the 23d which Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win P. Ansley give at their resi
-o-ne*-. complimenting Miss Mamie
Ansley who Is at school in New-
York and will spend the holidays
at home. A number of other af
fairs v.ill be planned for the en
.ioynu nt of tie college set. Most of
the young girls off at school will re
turn by th*- 2i'th. and tile holiday
*-ili-nd.-i:- will till up soon there-*
after.
Among the delightful (landing
pattie tor tin: college set which
iffm ■ op-. *rtunity for the young
girls ml the men of the young
dau- ii.e '.iitingent, both in Atlan
i ig ic students of Teen,
in gular S iturday afternoot
,lances at Segadlo's hall. Also each
ii'ti-moon from 5 to 7 o'clock, fol
lowing a football game, these,
dances ar* given in special honor
of the visiting "lleg * men. A tnosr
enjoyable Thanksgiving dance fol
lowed the Tech-Clemson game this
>v cek.