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THE ATLANTA GL0K01AN AND NEVVW.
iLLSDAY, BKl-lt-.MIII-.lt 3, Uut.
9
Robert Wetmore Is spending
. " days at West Point, where
“ailed by the critical illness
* r uncle, Mr. William Williams,
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bldwell, who
occupied for several months the
rian cottage at Decatur, have returned
to Atlanta.
have
Me
George Fry, of Chattanooga,
,nd her daughter. Mrs. Elisabeth Fry
Page of Nashville, will be the guests
of friends In Atlanta this week. Mrs.
pry will be with Mrs. Joseph Morgan
on Spring street, and Mrs. Page V”
be the guest of- Mrs. Sidney Holland
S03 Piedmont avenue. Mrs. Pago Is t...
of the cleverest of Southern literary
women, and besides a contributor r-
the best magaslnes, she has been for
number of years an active member i
the Tennessee Woman's Press Club,
During her presidency of that organl
ration she did much to bring It l“»-
national prominence and to inspire
members. Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Page i
former residents of Atlanta and will „„
cordially welcomed here by their many
friends. __
Miss Miriam Pope, of Athens, Is the
guest of Miss Lucy Yancey, on Capitol
Square.
Miss Mildred Spratllng has returned
from Barneavllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Harrison leave
Thursday for a visit to Borden
Wheeler Springs.
Miss Leonard Owsley has returned
from Oconomowac, Wls.
Mrs. William Christian, of Shreve
port, is the guest of Mrs. Ernest
Woodruff.
Mr and Mrs. John 8. Bond and chi!
dren have spent the past week at At
lanta, having gone there from the
mountains because of the Illness of the
baby. The little one Is now well —
the road to recovery, and Mr. Bond .-
expected in the city today. Mrs. Bond
and children will remain at Atlanta
until cooler weather, before returning
home.—Jacksonville Metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Randolph
Preston are spending a short time
Portsmouth, N. H.
Mr. Palmer Johnston spent Sunday
In Chattanooga, with friends.
Mrs. Deverles Davis has returned
from a brief visit to Major and Mrs. T.
0. Chestney, at Macon.
Miss Mary DeLany, the Interesting
little daughter of Mrs. Stella DeLany,
ha* Just returned from a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends In Cleveland
and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Collins have re
cently taken possession of their cosy
new home at 115 Broyles street.
Mr. Edward Mumford, formerly of
Mscon, will In future make his home
In Atlanta where he already has -
large circle of friends.
Miss Roberta Slade, Miss Aldne
Lott, and Miss Kathryn Gordon are the
guests of Miss Ida May Blount In At
lanta Miss Blount entertained with t
beautiful lawn party In their honor on
Wednesday ovenlng, and on Friday
evening complimented them with a
theater party.—Macon News.
Miss Anna Belle R. Houser has re
turned home after a delightful visit
to Abbeville, Greenwood and Green
villa S. C.
Miss Frances Ansley’s dance will be
a happy event of Tuesday evening.
Mies Mary Graves, who has been
spending the summer In Cartersvllle,
has returned to Atlanta, and will be
at home this winter at Washington
Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Arkwright and
children will return from New Yoi
latter part of this week.
Mrs. Thnddeus Horton and little
daughter, Garda, are at the Hotel Ma
jestic. »
Miss Mary Lovelace, of Marlon, Ala.,
who has been for several weeks the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. D. Scott,
at Washington Seminary, left Tuesday
for Virginia, where she will spend some
time before going to New York. Miss
Lovelace possesses a beautiful soprano
voice and Is among the young South
ern women who are making bright ca
reers for themselves In the East.
A SOUTHERN CHrL’8
AMERICANISM,
All the way from North China to the
Straits Settlement, says The New Or
leans Item, they are talking about the
stalwart and uncompromising Ameri
canism of blonde, tall Katrina WHtfht
—she Is a clear and stately six feet—
daughter of Luke Wright, of Memphis,
Tenn, former ambassador of the
l nlted States to Japan, where her
marriage took place ten days ago. The
•rmy, the navy and the diplomatists
In the Orient are aflutter with gossip
about the startling unconventlonaltty
of Miss Wright and the series'of shocks
she gave the solemn and ceremonious
•vlpponese while her dignified father
was representing am'ng them the
"ashlngton government. Miss Wright
is clever, handsome and accomplished,
hot only socially but in tnc usuages
or the high diplomacy. She was made
mueh of while her father was govern
or of the Philippines, and was equally
conspicuous and quite as much admir
ed when she went In his company on
the mission to Japan. But Miss Wright
[* also Intensely American, a believer
m the charming theory that every
American woman Is a sovereign by
oirth and Inheritance. Moreover, she
ns.' the courage to make direct and
practical application of that theory,
‘bis Is what she did In Japan. Diplo
macy staggered when she made the
application.
tt Is reported that on one occasion
there was to be an elaborate court
function, at which the emperor was to
appear. The representatives of the
various nations nnd their respective
hives were bidden to the affair. Mrs.
rl fbt was lu and unable to attend.
her . ultra-American daughter an
nounced her Intention of chaperoning
mo. nm J>a«sador. This was something
unhoard of In Japanese court circles.
Pronounced Impossible. The en-
hn** 1,c an< * Indomitable Miss Wright,
noweyer. by some means accomplished
-£5 d ?* nt *•«» her father,
i,™ finishing touch of her manlfta-
:„ lon of Independence came when the
emperor entered. Ae he appeared there
. eouree, on Instantaneous rising
si-u® par * of ft ll the company. The
nigh court olllclnls, the.members of
if 1 * Japanese nobility, the represents-
jy * ”f foreign powers and all othera
hdPPened to be there remained
EM** ‘h* l™P«1al preeence-all
i Ifl* pt Mla * Katrina. She stood until
sit <Xq* ***** * a * then deliberately
M. 8. Bell. T. L McComh. L. II.
Adolph Joseph, J. w. Monlcy, Steve Thorn
J. T. Ilcllrend Miss Ellen Fox.
, .Mrs. W. II. Hall entertained a few
afternoon* ,n ° freac0 P nr, T *“•! Saturday
'Has Marie Whitaker has returned from
...llvnnn Islnnd.
Mr. snd Mrs. John Barrett hnve returned
from n trip north.
York and kit*- Blxon Williams nre In New
Mr. E. E. Bell Is In New York.
_ Mrs. Lncy It. West has returned from
origin.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Lamar have
returned from nettle Creek. Mich.
Miss Myrtle White, of Atlanta, Is the
guest of Mrs. 1. II. Vinson.
Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Wootteu have returned
roin Washington.
Misses Eleanor Solomon, of Macon, and
Marguerite Mumford, of Reynolds, have re-
turned home after a visit to Miss Olive
Roberta
I w - p - Branch art nt Tallu
lah Falla.
Mrs. J. J. rainier Is the guest of friends
In Augusta.
OUTHBBRT.
A number of yonng people of the city
participated In a dnncA nt the armory
I-rldny evening.
Miss Rnby Arthur was hostess to the
Euchre Chili last Thursday morning.
Mm. Tett Move and little Mlta Marie
hare returned from Atlanta ami Austell,
L h 'T were delightfully entertained.
Miss Susie Merkel, after spending several
weeks-In the city as the guest of Miss
pva Drewry, has returned to her home
hnme °bl!C' Miss Eva accompanied her
Miss, Elolsn Cummings nnd Miss Lillian
Ooldwlre, of Rlrmlnghnm, nre guests at the
home of Mr. R. A. March.
Miss Lneln Key has returned from an
extended trip to Dallas. Tex..
Miss Nell Parks has returned to Atlanta
**Mrs* Tl,lt t0 . Mlee JuRn. Toombs,
[l«n 8 ’M<
ig Mrs
After spending several weeka with rein-
tlrea here, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrvey Jnckson
have gone to their home at San Antonio,
'rex.
Mr. F. IT. Davis retnrned last week front
n trip to Illinois and other western states.
He made the round trip In his automobile.
Sir. nnd Mrs. C. L. Glessner returned
Saturday from a trip to Tallabaasee and
other Florida points.
M’DONOUGH.
Miss Nena Turner, the attractive
daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Paul Tur
ner, has returned from Macon, where
she has been the recipient of many
social attentions as the guest of Mrs.
Qeorgo Allen Wright.
Mrs. Roena Bennlng, df Atlanta, Is
the guest of Mrs. Annie Nolan.
Miss Allle B. Carmichael returned
from Barneavllle last Saturday, accom
panied by Miss Rebecca Rogers.
• Miss Lennle Sims, of Atlanta, Is the
guest of Miss Hattie Sue Lowe.
Misses Maude and Claude Sims, of
Atlanta, who have been the guests of
Mrs. M. C. Lowe, have returned homo.
Miss- Redona Ragsdale, of Atlanta,
Is visiting Miss Florence Carmichael.
Misses Aline Eve of Keysville, Es
sie Coleman of Dade City, Fla., and
Luclle Botnar, of Atlanta, and Mr. Joe
Near, of Atlanta, are the guests of
Miss Luella .McKibbcn.
Mr. Robert L. Johnson spent Sunday
In Jonesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neal, of At
lanta, were the guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. Bordens, Sunday.
Miss Bertha Dixon Is attending a
house party In Locust Grove.
Miss Florins Thompson, a lovely
roung lady of Jackson, Is the guest of
Miss Maggie Manley.
Miss Ella Harfell, of Cuthbert, was
the guest of MU* Llxsle Nolan last
week.
Miss Alllo B. Carmichael entertained
Thursday evening in honor of her
guest. Miss Rebecca Rogers, of Barnes
vllle. It was an al fresco affair, the
lawn being decorated with Japanese
lanterns. Miss Carmichael and Miss
Rogers were gowned In lingerie frocks,
lace trimmed. Mrs. James and Mrs.
Talmadge Carmichael served punch.
And Ice cream wns also nerved. Those
Invited -wore Misses Ruth Turner,
Clara Bright, Irvin McDonald, Ruth
Rape, Hattie Sue Lowe, Lennle Sims
of Atlanta, Helen Dunn, Ruble Walker,
Maggie Manley and Luclle Hendrix;
Messrs. Monroe and Malcom Hutton
of Savannah, Carl and Adam Sloan,
Jim England, Gordon Dixon, Alf
Fouche, Pierce Stewart, Talmadge
Thompson, Paul Turner and Boyd
Carmichael.
Mrs. Williams entertained Wednes
day evening In honor of her sister,
Miss Luclle Hendrix, of Waverly Hall.
The younger set enjoyed a party
Friday given by Miss Clara Bright.
Mrs. Llfsey entertained the Inter Se
Club last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Wlllye Preston will leave Sat
urday for Griffin, where she will be
the guest of Miss Luclle Drewry.
carte’rsville.
The Forty-two Club was entertained
at its last meeting by Miss Katharine
Lovejoy.
Mrs. C. A. Truitt Is at home after a
visit to Atlanta.
Miss Pauline Gramllng, of Marietta,
the guest of Miss Juliet Neel, has re
turned home.
The following young people have re
tried from a ramping trip to Cnhutta
Springs: Misses Juliet Neel, Sara
Tumlln, Marian Brumby, Verdle Akin,
Lillian Akin. Pauline Gramllng;
Messrs. Monroe Neel, Augustue Foute,
Ben Lumpkin, Carson of Savannah,
Claude Brown. Mrs. John W. Akin,
Mrs. Lida Tumlln.
Miss Mary Graves, of Atlanta, Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Norris, of Mllledgevllle,
are spending the summer In Cartere-
vllle.
Hon. W. J. Neel left Tuesday for
Graysvllle. Tenneeeee.
Mr. and Mrs. James Knight Are In
New York city.
Mr. John Davis and Mrs. Capers
Qullllan, of Dallas, Texas, are in the
city to attend the marriage of Mies
Susie Abbott and Mr. Mill*, of Texas.
hlch takes place on Tuesday, Sep
tember 1.
Mrs. Florence Rowan leaves this
week for Adalrevllle.
Miss Mary Sproull, of Nashville, Is
visiting relatives here.
Mr*. Marx, wife of Rabbi David
Marx. Is the guest of Mr. Max Scheur.
Mrs. W. M. Davis has returned from
visit to her father. Dr. I. 8. Hopkins,
LaG range.
Mr. Rene Granger 1* at home after
three-years’ stay In Colombia, South
America.
Misa Mabel Route Is at home from a
visit to Chattanooga.
Miss Mary Ella Phillips has re-
turned from a visit to Atlanta.
Mr. Akin and Miss Akin are at home
from a visit to Indian Springs.
Ths Cardinal’s IWfs.
Cardinal Olbhona. the venerable heed of
the Catholic rhorch •“ Amc-rtca, l» one o»
the moet democratic men In the country.
startling rawest that rulloirctf.—o*pi«nw?r
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