The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-08
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COOL WEATHER AND FINE SWIM MING AT
 POPULAR RESORT

Warm Springs. Ga.. August 7.-(spe- cial.)-While the majority of southerners have been sweltering and wiltering under the past weeks intensely warm weather, those who have been at Warm Springs scarcely realize that such conditions ex- tst. The delightfully."- cool days and the much cooler nights have been a perfect joy to those who are here. and above all the delicious opportunity afforded by the prettiest pool in the south to refresh ones self with swim at the close of the day adds untold pleasure to the summer s rest, which every one needs. There is nothing to be found anywhere more refreshingly beautiful than the wa ters here, and the most experienced swim mers say that there is a better oppor- tunity afforded to learn this delightful sport right here than anywhere else. The past week has brought some charm ing people to augment the already very pleasant crowd, which has been here, among them the beautiful Mrs Harry English of Atlanta Mrs. English's fame as a beauty extends far and wide. and with this her sweetness of manner and her graciousness and charm add a grace that makes her one of the most admired women of the south She will remain here several weeks. much to the delight of a large circle of friends.
 One of the prettiest belles who has been here this summer is Miss Alma Pearce of Columbus. She is tall and slender, with wealth of blonde hair, and a girlish charm that is irresistible.
 Miss Amelie Compton of Columbus is one of the most popular girls who has been here this summer, and with her love ly mother has no end of admirers who are delighted to do her homage at all times.
 Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mrs. Harvie Smith of Atlanta are two of the most popular women who have summered here, and have added many new friends to all ready large circle.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Carver of Dawson have opened their pretty cottage for the summer and are receiving a warm well come from their many friends. With them is their son, MT. Rogers Carver, and later their daughter, Mrs. Weaver, will join them.
 Among the most popular women in the cottage colony Is Mrs. Walter Curtis of Columbus, who will remain during the season.
 Miss Josie Stockdell of Atlanta, always great belle everywhere she goes, is here for a months stay, and adds a great deal to social life.
 Mir and Mrs. John D. Little of Atlanta have arrived for a visit to Judge and Mrs. William Little and are heartily vel comed by scores of friends Mrs. Little , is one of the souths most noted beauties, and her popularity is always assured wherever she goes.
 Among recent arrivals at the hotel are Harry M Clark, Perry N. Hill, Miss Martha Rydes, J. H. Mitchell, Gray Morsley, F. A. Carson. Columbus; c. B.. Oxford, Griffin; Trisley Ragland, Talbot tom; R. T. Tigner, New York; Henry Sprang, John A Mitchell, J. o. McNulty, Columbus J. w. Davis, Alex A. Smith, Jr., F. E. Kelley, Harry l.. English. At lanta: Mir and Mrs. w. H. Leahy, MT. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ligeour and daughter, Fitzgerald; MT. and Mrs. T. C.. Conway, w. B. Carhart, Lewis Carhart, Atlanta F. A. Williams, LaGrange; MT. and Mrs. c. E. Connally, Atlanta; Ralph O. Howard. R. T. Pace, Atlanta; Doug lass Barnes, Atlanta; MT. and Mrs. V. w. Sheppard J. P. Ilges, Columbus; Miss Harrie Fumade. Atlanta; J. N. Johnson. Quitman; MT. and Mrs. T. c. Murphy, William Murphy, Macon; Gordon Flour noy, Henry Burrus, G. P. Swift, L. D. Hill, Columbus, Mrs. John c. Anderson ] and children, Montgomery, and others.