The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-25
BELLIES AND BEAUX
 AT WARM SPRINGS

Warm Springs, Ga, July 24-(Special Correspondence.)- )-The past week has un- doubtedly been the largest of the season at this popular resort. the hotel being taxed to it's capacity to accommodate the guests and the cottages all filled besides. A great many delightful entertainments have been planned and executed for the pleasure of the guests and dancing par ties, automobile parties, bathing parties and card parties have filled the week , with a round of gaieties which have proved quite delightful.
 Mrs. Edward H. Barnes of Atlanta, one of the prettiest and most attra ctive matrons at the springs, was kind enough on Monday evening to arrange a ''tacky party for the children, in which about 40 of the little tots participated. The prizes were awarded to little Martha Ginn, Elizabeth Bradley Mary Pease, t1arvie Smith, Jr, Angela Brescia, Frank Roberts and George Bratton.
 Birmingham Is represented at the springs by Mrs. R. R. Stobert, Mrs. John P. Floyd and her children, and Mrs. Der ry Baugh and her son. They arrived early in the week and will remain for some time. Mrs. Stobert and Mrs. Floyd were two of the judges at the tacky party. the other being Miss c. Tombers O. Montgomery.
 An automobile party composed of Mrs.
 
 Harrie Fumade of Atlanta. Mr Rhodes Brown of Columbus and MT. c. A. Staff ford of New York, accepted the hospital ity of MT. Henry Spang of Columbus a few days since, and accompanied him in his big touring car to the Peach Or chard, which Is one of the prettiest views on Pine mountain.
 Mrs. John A. Mitchell and Mrs. George c. Palmer the latter the beautiful Miss Eva Moore before her marriage, have arrived from Columbus, and with their interesting families will spend the sum- mer here With them Is Mrs. Mitchell's s pretty niece, Miss Annie Chandler of Montgomery, who is one or the bells or the springs.
 Judge John c. Anderson of Montgomery is a distinguished guest at the hotel, who Is here for a few weeks rest
 Col and Mrs. James Anderson of At lanta, with their lovely daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Elizabeth, arrived the past week and will remain for some time. Accompanying them is Miss Mil- dred Spratling one of Atlanta's prettiest and most popular belles, and one of the greatest favorites who has been here this summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Ryder of Colum- bus and Miss Martha Ryder are here for an indefinite stay. Miss Ryder, by her beauty and charm. adds great deal to every occasion at which she Is present
 MT. and Mrs. P. T. Williams of Mont gomery, accompanied by Miss Hobbie, Miss Rogers and MT. Hobbie came up in two big tor-'ng cars, Cadillac and an Oldsmobile, and reported most delight ful trip over the good roads of Alabama and Georgia.
 Atlanta and Columbus furnished a number of beaux to increase the enjoy ment of the belles at the springs last week. Among them were Messrs. Milton Dargan, Jr Harry Harmon, Porter King John Peabody. Eugene Kelly. Charles Sciple, Lewis Carhart; while from Col umbus were Messrs. T. Charlton Hudson. Johnson Williams. Edmond Worrill and others.
 Miss Mabel Pierce of Columbus is one Af the prettiest girls who has arrived re-