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Atlanta Women
- Are Leaving
City for the
Summer
IT'S a wise woman who knows where
her best friend is during this time
of summer flitting. Atlantans have
a habit of going to one place for a
fortnight, then home for a short visit
and off to another place. To many peo
ple this mode of short to various
places appeals more strongly than
spending the entire summer out of
town. The short stay at home gives
opportunity for seeing friends at the
informal teas and dinner-dances at the
country clubs and to look after the
home and business affairs, while the.
stay at seashore or mountain or
springs varies the summer's visit, apt
to become monotonous unless one Is
so fortunate as to have a tour abroad
or "a motoring tour in prospect.
Atlanta will ■be well represented
abroad this summer. Many people go
over_in July and August, though the
< majority of those who expect to make
extensive tours in the Old World have
already departed. Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Little, who spend a’ part of every
summer at favorite French resorts,
will probably sail the latter part of
July. Mrs. Little’s sisters, Mrs. Ashe
> ton Starke, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Henry Wortham, of Macon, also go
abroad at the same time.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Murphy and
their two pretty daughters, Misses Ju
lia and Catherine Murphy, plan to go
abroad the latter part of July for a stay
of some length. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dana, of
New York, whose marriage was a bril-
A Hant event of the spring season in At
lanta. are now In Paris for an extended
stay before sailing for New York Au
gust 1. Mr. and Mrs. Dana have had
an unusually interesting and compre
hensive trip, having visited Italy, Afri
ca. Russia and Germany They have
just completed a trip through the fiords
of Norway. Upon their arrival in New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Dana wiy come
to Atlanta for a short visit before go
ing to Mexico, where Mr. Dana has ex-
. tensive interests. Mrs. Dana was Miss
‘ Agnes Ladson, of Atlanta.
The experienced traveler, accustomed
to spending each summer in a tour of
some kind, is liable to find it difficult to
plan a new and original route each
time. Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Andrews
have overcome this difficulty in their
case, with a trip which promises nov
elty and pleasure. They leave Sunday
for Portland, where, after attending the
* national gathering of Elks, they take
an extreme Northern trip, visiting Se
attle, Vancouver and Alaska. On their
return they will come through the Ca
nadian Rockies and will spend some
time among the snow-capped moun
tains at Banff, a famous resort in the
Rockies. Recent visitors to Banff are
Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry and
Mrs. William P. Pattlllo. Colonel and
Mrs. Lowry returned during the week
from a trip to New York and a visit
with their niece, Mrs. Percy Smedley
Darlington, of Westchester,, Pa.
The Western trip does not seem to
be popular this year with Atlantans,
although a few people plan to visit the
Western coast later in the yea,r. The
motoring tour through New England
and the visits at gay summer resorts
are more favored than extended trips.
Misses Laura Ansley and Mignon
McCarty, two of the popular debutantes
of the past winter, will spend next
month at Toxaway. They accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Ansley and
Misses Frances and Mamie Ansley
there early next week. Miss Annie Lee
McKenzie, another feted debutante of
the past season, will accompany her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McKen
zie, on a motoring trip through New
England in July. Miss McKenzie will
spend August at Toxaway with Mrs.
Milton Dargan and Miss Helen Dargan.
Miss Mary Helen Moody and Miss
. Ruth Stallings left this week for At
’r lantic Beach to attend a house party.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin leave to
morrow for their summer home in
Maine.
A delightful Atlanta colony is now at
Wrightsville. Among the popular wom
en leaving tomorrow are Mrs. J. Frank
M .idor, Mrs. Harry Stearns, Mrs. Jo
seph Raine. Jr., Mrs. Rix Stafford, Mrs.
* Charles Black, Mrs. Henry Grady and
otherg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winship Rates and
h< ■ young daughter. Miss Annie Win
ship Bates, are now at Warm Springs
for a stay of two weeks after visiting
Atlantic City, New York and Old Point
K i omfort. At Atlantic City Mrs. Rates
was joined by Mrs. Emma Neal Doug
las, who will remain for some time
longer at the famous resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson and
family are spending a month In New
York, with short Trips to the nearby
resort®.
Mrs. J. M. High, with Misses Eliza
beth and Dorothy High, leaves next
’ week for a stay of ten days at Toxa
way. In August they will leave for a
motor trip through New England. Mrs.
Hunter P. Cooper and Mrs. Winship
Nunnally will go to Toxaway for July,
leaving early next week
Several young women who have been
off on summer visits have returned
home the past week, among these Miss
I Jane Thornton, Miss Penelope Clarke,
I Miss Laura Ansley. Miss Emily Win
h -hip and Misses Mildred and Dorothy
p Harmon, the last named from a year
| spent at school In Berlin. Mr. and
I Mrs. Frank Adair and Miss Leone Lad-
B s >ll have returned from a visit to De
ft troit, Buffalo and N<w York.
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Summer Changes
Society’s Form
of Amusing
Itself
THE personnel of social chronicles,
no less than the form of enter
tainment chronicled, has chang
ed decidedly from the regular season,
taking on the summer aspect, which, as
to personnel; relates to the daughters,
and, in some instances, to the grand
daughteis, of the season’s hostesses.
As to form, bridge parties and dinner
parties give way to bowling parties, in
formal dancing parties and swimming
parties.
Swimming parties are the latest, and.
the summer pastime par excellence.,
This form of entertaining consists of I
the swift automobile ride out to East!
Lake country club, the delightful swim
in the lake, followed by luncheon ors
supper, as the hour demands. Groups
of yoftng girls and boys, chaperoned by
a few' married couples, enjoy the swim
ming pat ty, which is a fad of the mo**
ment. Tn the younger social contin
gent are a number of really expert
swimmers, and there are many who.
can hold their owm In any swimming
contest, based on grace or speed. Miss,
Jeanne Jonas, a hostess at one of this
week's "swimming parties," is one of
the fine swimmers in her set. Her
"chum." Miss Van Spalding, is an-;
other good swimmer. Others are Misses
Helen and Emogene Thorn and Mar
garet Northern
A number of the young women, a few
years older than these girls, are de-j
votees of swimming also. Miss Marloitj
Goldsmith is perhaps the champion in'
her class. She is spending the summer
abroad, however, and many rivals are
springing into view, with the summer;
before them to practice in. At ths >
many seashore resorts, Atlanta women,
are noted for their fine swimming.)
many of them having learned at East
Lake.
Mrs. J. Frank Meador is one of the
best swimmers in the city, and for a
number of years she has been a "star*
performer in the aquatic sports of the
resort w'here she visits. This year Mrs.
Meador will spend at Wrightsville, I
where several other women who are
flue swimmers will also breast the
waves of old Ocean. Mrs. Rix Stafford
swims and does thrilling divas. She
also is at Wrightsville. Mrs. W. C. \
Jarnagin, another fine swimmer. Is at
the same place for the season. Miss
Edna McCandless and Miss Emma Kata,
Amorous are notably good swimmers
among the young women of the city.
An unusually large number of young
women visitors have occasioned much
informs! entertaining this week, which,
will! be continued next week.. Among
the visitors for whom the parties are
being given are Miss Dorris, of Nash-,
vllle, the guest of Miss Helen McCul- ;
lough; Miss Alma Jagger, of South-,
ampton, D. 1., visiting Miss Frances'
Clarke; Miss Maida Rountree, of Quit
man, the guest of Miss Laura Lee,
Cooney; Miss Louise Hill, of Macon,,
who is with Miss Laura Wyatt; Miss
Emma Powers, of Macon, the guest of;
Mrs.< Julius DeGive; Miss Yeagar, of ■
Mississippi, the guest of Miss Ferol
Humphries; Miss Naomi Neal, of Flor-i .
Ida. MT-s. B. M. Boykin’s house guesti
Miss Edith Piper, of St. Louis, guess
of Mrs. Shirley Brooks; Miss Callia
Hoke Smith, with her sister, Mra Ron- j
aid Ransom, and "Miss Eliza Killian,
of Greenville, S. C., the guest of MIM
Foote.
Next week's calendar shows a num
ber of affairs for the younger set, most •
of which center around some one or'
more of the visiting girls. Tonight
Miss Helen McCullough’s dance brings
this week’s series of parties to a close.
This will be a pleasant affair for 30
guests at the Driving club, compliment- 1
ing Miss Dorris, of Nashville. This
afternoon Miss Elizabeth Blanc’s tea;
was the occasion for about 100 guests
to gather at her home In the Virginian;
apartments. Mieses Dorothy Harmon
and Gladys Glover were the honor
guests.
One of the notable affairs of the week
in the social world was the handsomely
appointed luncheon which Mrs. Phlnizy
Calhoun gave at the Driving club yes
terday. The luncheon was a compli
ment to Mrs. Hughes Spalding and Mrs.
Alex Smith, Jr., two of the past win
ter’s brides. The affair had been post
poned from the early spring, when first
announced, by a bereavement in the
family of the hostess.
Mrs. Ringland F. Kilpatrick, of New
York, has been tendered a series of
parties during her visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Junius G. Oglesby. Hav
ing closed their apartment in New
York. Mr. and Mrs Kilpatrick spend
the summer at their summer home at
Tom’s River, N. J., where Mrs Kil
patrick will join her husband on the
completion of her visit.
Mrs. Robert Thomas Sterrett, of
Philadelphia, is a former Atlanta girl
at home on a visit. Before her recent
marriage Mrs. Sterrett was Miss Nata
lie Taylor and she has been pleasantly
entertained since her arrival. She is
now the guest of her sister, Mrs. How
ard Muse, In Iwr apartment in the
Marlborough. __
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