Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27
Travel tc
Postpone Debut
of Prominent
Young Girls

~ the bevy of young girls whose
social pleasures have consti-
tuted the major portion of So
cial chronicles for the past several
weeks are several future debu-
tantes. Others. will return to
schools in the East, and several go
abroad for a tour before making a
formal bow to the social world.
Last year was a record breaker in
the number of debutantes for At
lanta society. and although this
season will not see so many, the
younger set will by no means lack
numbers or charm.
Miss Eula Jackson, one of the
popular members of the younger
contingent, will return to the Gas
tie this fall, where she has been
fer the past two years. After the
Christmas holidays Miss jackson
plans to go abroad for some time,
postponing her debut another sea-
son.
Miss Margaret Grant, who is now
abroad with her parents, MI and
Mrs John w. Grant, expects to
spend a year abroad before making
her debut. and Miss katherine Ell
lis, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ellis, who has been at
school in Berlin for year. will
probably remain through this year.
This trio of prominent young
girls will, therefore, be in the debu-
tante set of the season after this,
as will Miss Louise Broyles, Miss
Isolene Campbell. Miss Josephine
Mobley and a number of the most
popular young girls of the city. all
Of whom return to school this fall.
Will Study Abroad.
Miss Mamie Ansley. the younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P.
AnsIey. will be one Of the girls to
study abroad a while before making
hel debut, and Miss Rosalie Davis
postpones her debut for a years
travel and study
Among the coming seasons de
butantes Miss Helen Dargan will be
notably popular, Miss Dargan fin
ished her school career in New
York this spring and is now at
Toxaway, winning delightful social
success there as a prelude to her
triumphs this winter. A series of
brilliant parties will be rendered
Miss Dargan early in the season.
Miss Callie Holze Smith. younger
daashter Of Senator and Mrs. Hole
Smith, viii be one of the well
Ah0Wn girls to come out formally
during the season. She will also
make debut in Washington So
eiety, where her parents will re-
si4s during congress
Miss Mary Hines is a strikingly
Br'i5 member of next seasons de-
au'ante s,et Miss Hines is the
young daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Ja"os K. Hines. She graduated
from Ghcvy Chase in June and is
Spending the summer at home.
Miss Sarah Coates will be one of
inc blonde beauties of the seasons
ae7u'ante set. Possessed of a
V'aimiAg personality and an ideally
perfect beauty, Miss Coates will be
a lovely member of next seasons
social gayeties.
Rides Over Mountains.
Miss Mary Algood Jones is the
sN9i swoman of the next debutante
She has won much fame with
+e fine Workmanship and is spend
H'g the summer at Toxaway, where
Aas her horse one Of her chief
s0res being long rides over the
ntain roads of North Carolina.
ne Atlanta representatives in
.9" I'D World were augmented by
ral sailngs of the week DR..
ana Mrs Elkin left this week, as
''' Ar and Mrs. H. L. Manson, Mr.,
" Mrs Doughty Manley and Mr..
7-I Mrs. Dudley Cowles. Some of
'As pleasures planned for these
jewellers are coaching tours
'asn England, Scotland and Ire
fps up the Rhine and travel
far north. Norway and Swe-