The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
NEWS OF TIE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Arrivals and Departures of
 Vacati0nists
THE SOCIAL CALENDAR
Mrs. Will Evans Forms Interesting Theatrical Connections for the Season-House Parties.
 .Personal Notes
By MYRTLE MILES

| From Tate Spring a correspondent sends the following:
 | The most delightful weather during the
 past week has in a way been the cause or the large increase in the patronage of
 the Tennessee mountain resorts and Tate Spring, ever popular with southern peo-
 pie. is now enjoying gay season. Among the arrivals on Friday were Col. A B. Andrews and party from North Carolina. Col. Andrews is first vice pres ident of the Southern railway and is we'll
 known in all parts of the south. He has come to Tate for his annual outing and
 will remain here during the month of Au- gust.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson and party of Nashville are also among the arrivals of the week, and Mr. and Mrs. | J. Epps Brown, general manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Co.,, of Atlanta. will arrive today. number of young women are ardent
 horseback riders, and many nice noun
 tain rides are taken daily, it being very
 popular for party to ride to Avondale for early suppers, returning by moon- light.
 l The Tate Spring Golf club has offered | a handsome silver cup for the ladies and gentlemen's tournament to be played on | the 1S-hoe course this week, and more | than forty have entered, and rivalry ex- ists as to who will be the final winner Entries are being made from Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans, Rich
 mond, Montgomery, Jacksonville, and in , fact from all points in the south. | Among the most enjoyable parties of the week was buffet supper given to party of twenty friends by MT. and Mrs. | Victor H. Hanson, of Birmingham, and MT Alfred F. Sanford of Knoxville. l Among the arrivals noted: | Montgomery-Mrs. R. M Hobbie and
 family, Mrs. Jane McCurdy, T. F. Leak MT. and Mrs. J. F. Jones and family,
 Mrs. H. M. Hobby R. M. Collins, Miss
 Collins, w. L. Brock, Miss Nell Brock S. R. Bethens and family, Henry Be- thea, and J. E. Dusllin. Atlanta-Mrs. Joseph N. Moody, Rop- ert Adair, H. R. and Mir and Mrs. J. J. Neer, John s. Mably, Charles E. Pad gett, Mrs. G. H. Purvis and daughter, MT
 and Mrs. Lee M. Jordon, C. Schemtt
 Smauel A. Carter, B. S. Crane, Mrs. AL | len Schoen, Miss Sarah Schoen, Mrs John Morris, Miss H. Morris, Clarence | Angler MT. and Mrs. Robert Adair, Miss Leone Ladson, Miss Jennie Mobley, Dr. S. i A. Vinansky.
 Blrmingham-Chas. H. Frank, Miss Z. | V. Smith, Mir and Mrs. V. Hanson, T. | J Heflin. Albert Hanson, Dr. J. D. S. | Davis, Mrs. w. F. Davis and family, H.
 IT. Hall, I. S. Perkins, Sidney J. Bowie New York-Martin J. Condon, Mrs. Con-
 don, Miss Mamie Condon and maid, Hem ry Teague, Herman Attley, George s.
 Heinz, Charles S. Lewis and family, Her.
 bert Waterman, I. Adler, Baron G. Col Her.
 Jacksonville, Fla.-Walter and Forrest
 Skinner, Mrs. D. M. Finn, Miss H. F.
 Hall, C. w. Cline, T. Young. Petersburg, Val. Herbert Claibornet,
 Miss z. F. Claiborne and R. w. Clai- borne, Mrs. A. w. Blount, w. D. Fourns- worth.
 Richmond, Va-M. w. Lee, Melville
 Peck and wife and Miss Peck.
 Greenville, S. C.-Carlton Smith, !. D.
 Powell, c. H. Goodlett, H. Craig, V. T.
 Raleigh, Calvin Smith, J. B. Marshall and son.
 Memphis-L. S. Gwynn, Miss Pillow,
 Mrs. Raine. G. D. Raine. c. O. Field and wife, Mrs. J. c. Rainer, S. T. Aucker.