Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25
GEORGIA EDITORS HAVE
4 BIG TIME IN NEW YORK
Voyage Was Delightful and
Weeks Stay Will Be Filled
With Fun
BIZ. W. rRox BArxsroN.

| NEW YORK, July 24.-The Georgia
editors arrived safely in the big metrop-
oils, all OF them coming by the steamer
Huron. yet many OF them spent lots OF
time at the rail. No serious Hines. yet
many people had touch Of sea sick
ness that left them pale and Ian
guild
After leaving Charleston wednesday
morning Ire big steamer reeled off the
miles with regularity that annihilat-
ed distance. on a sea OF glass. We
rounded Cape Hatteras as smoothly as
Eif Rockefeller had poured oil on the
troubled waters. ,and Capt. J. A. sta
| Piles said 1t was one of the easiest trips
he had known for years.
The sAerogram. the daily paper pub
lished on the Huron. breaks the monoto-
ny of life, and. several editors have con-
tributed bright paragraphs to Its col
umns
| Five days win be spent in the metrop-
oils. and the newspaper people win give
Gothamites touch of high life as we
| live 1t in Georgia
The personnel of the party follows:
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Chapman. Sanders
vile Georgian.
Mr.. ana Mrs ]. A. Hall. Helen and
Warren Hall. DeKalb New Era Deea-
/ tur.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Graham. Canton
| Advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stanley. Miss
Maud Stanley. and Mrs, w. w. Ward.
| Dublin Courier Dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Moseley. Daniels
Vile Monitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Perry. Gainesville
Mr.. and Mrs. w Trox Banl<ston. West
Point News.
Miss Clara Bedell. Canton
/ Mrs. Brooks Thompson. Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. A S. Hardy, Gainesville 81
/ News vsirf
F. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hardy. ThOmasten-
/ Times. sd -
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Coleman. Cedar
town Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Heartsell. Miss
Manfta Heartsill and Mrs. ]. H. Stead,
dalton Argus.
Mrs. >. Toole. Miss Mollie Toole and
Mrs. A. G. Coook. Millen County Liber-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Few. Madison Ad-
| vertiser.
Miss -.etha Purcell, Gainesville Ad-
vance
Mrs. Maud Boniurant. winder. Nc
/ Donough Herald.
Misses Minnie Dunlap. and Corinne
Riley, Gainesville News
Mr.. o. f. McRea. Telfair Enterprise.
Mr.. M. N. Dodson. Bremen Gateway.
Mr.. ID. ". Folsom. Montgomery Moni-
| tor
Messrs. x M. Reynolds and IL N. An
/ drews, Roberta News, ~ 80 *
Mr.. E., H. Graves. Toccoa Record.
Mr.. j. G. Jones. woodbury. Georgian.
Mr.. w. s. Prescott, Dublin Courier
/ Dispatch. sa2 a
Messrs. T. Wool and G. L. Dwight.
| Butler Herald. sf 1881 +.
Mr.. w. ~. Chunn. Manchester Herald.
Mr.. E. billiard, Calhoun News.
Mr. E. NJ Johnson. oglethorpe Ciu-
zen.
Mr.. L. L. Flowers. Covington News.
Messrs John Blackburn and Fred Sui
Ivan. GAINESVILLE Gazette
Mr.. w. r. Deal, Tennille Progress.
| Miss Elizabeth Conger. Canon Herald.
Mr.. w. l. walker. Quitman Adyer-
tiser. ~
= Mr.. A. s. Pendergrass, Jackson Her
Mr.. walter Tiger. Jr,. American Press
association. Atlanta
Messrs L. F. and ]. c. Johnson, Wat
kinsville Enterprise.
| The party IS stopping at the Wooa-
ward hotel, 55th street and roadway.
| Friday night was spent at the theater,
Saturday morning in the shopping dis
trict, the afternoon and evening on the
Bowery and seeing Chinatown. >Sun-
| day we saw Central Park and the Bronx
and attended church, perhaps.
We will be entertained Monday at
| lunch by Pres. George w. Neville, Of the
i Cotton exchange.
The editors will meet Mayor Gaynor
today and in the afternoon and evening
| be entertained by two former Georgia
newspaper men who have made good in
the metropolis. Robert Adamson, secre-
tary to Mayor Gaynor. and Joe John
son, fire commissioner. clam
bake will be followed by a trip through
| Coney Island.
Tuesday we will go up the Hudson
river and spend a few hours at West
Point. and go to the theater when we
return to town. Wednesday has not
/ yet been arranged for.