Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
Atlantans Ready
to Open Their
Summer
Homes
TX1H11g the beautiful summer res

TE7HILE the beautiful summer res
w licences on Peachtree road,
Howell Mill road, PAGES Ferry
road and other thoroughfares leading
out from the city Of Atlanta are now
all occupied, forming a summer colony
wherein social interests are centered
and much of the informal entertaining
of the season takes place. those At
lantans who have summer homes in
other states are making plans for de-
parture Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Seely
leave. with their children. on June l,
for their bungalow near Asheville,
charming home which sets high on a
North Carolina hill. and commands a
broad and beautiful view of that coun-
try They have most appropriately
named their place Overlook"
DR.. and Mrs Howard Bucknell their
two young sons and little daughter,
Sue. opened their summer home, "Piney
Point Lodge" in the Adirondacks, this
week and will spend the summer there.
The Lodge is a charming camp. as such
places are called, the name often being
a misnomer, as it is not unusual to
have retinue of a dozen servants at
these summer camps. Hunting, fish
ing and motor trips make the summer
days continual delight, and frequent
visits from friends are enjoyed.
A nearby summer home which for
several years has been the scene of
Hawthorne" the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Williams. Hawthorne"
is situated near Decatur, and in ad-
dillon to the many weelz~erd ~peTeiesS'
when congenial groups of friends are
81 ertained over Sunday, each after
noon sees a number of callers, who are
most Hospitality received. The bunga-
low is pretty and complete. 1t contains
q wing for the exclusive use of the lit
tie three-year- old son OF the household,
James T. Williams Jr. The grounds
surrounding the house are dotted with
electric lights and nearby there is a
lake and a waterfall "Mr and Mrs.
jimmy" as they are affectionately
called by their intimates are famous as
host and hostess. and their weekend
house parties are among the happiest
events of the summer season.
Atlantans who have charming sum-
mer homes in Canada are Mr. and Mrs
Harry Atkinson, Miss May Atkinson
and Mr. Harry Atkinson, Jr.. who will
open their summer home at North Hat
ley in a short while. Mr.. and Mrs.
Atkinson entertain their friends dur
ing the summer, and many are the d.
versions offered them
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby Robinson and
their young daughters, Misses Isabel
and Eloise Robinson. are other Attain
tans who will spend the summer at
their place in Canada.
College Girls Return.
A bevy of college girls have returned
this week, and others are expected next
week. Among the girls who are at
home are Misses Ferol HUMPHREYS,
Helen Mccullough, Eula Jackson, Nancy
Prince. Mary Hines, Josephine Mobley,
cora Brown and Isolene Campbell. AS
the college contingent comes into its
own. socially speaking, the buds of the
winter seek fresher fields of social ac
tfvity or take a rest after a strenuous
winter and spring. Miss Passie May
Ottley left yesterday with her mother,
Mrs John K. Ottley, for St. Simons, to
spend ten days Miss Margaret Hall
mon left Thursday for Knoxville to at
tend Miss Mildred Hazen's wedding.
Miss Esther Smith and. Miss Anne
Orme chaperoned by Mrs. Alex. Smith,
are at Tybee. Miss Laura Coles and
Miss Alice May Freeman are taking a
unique rest cure" vacation at Clayton.
They are spending several weeks at
the little mountain town. chaperoned by
Mrs. George Bonney. Miss Emma Kate
Amorous also has been in this little
party for weeks stay. Miss Eliza
beth Morgan is visiting in Lebanon,
Tenn Miss Laura Ansley Is visiting
in suffolk. va, and Miss Mignon Nc
Carty is in Danvlle, Va.
June Weddings
Begin.
with the coming of June 1, the call
enda shows the weddings, Of which