Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-06
Atlanta Folk Go
to Europe for
Summer
Outing

The Berlin which sailed today from
New York for Liverpool. numbered
among it's passengers a representative
group of prominent Atlantans. Mr.. and
Mrs, John E. Murphy, with their two
pretty daughters, Misses Julia and
Katherine Murphy, and maid sailed on
this vessel. They will spend some time
in Carlsbad, visiting many Of the re-
sorts of Germany and Switzerland and
will spend some time in France and
England.
Other Atlantans on the Berlin were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCandless- and
Miss Edna McCandless. Their stay
abroad will include visit to Carlsbad.
for the benefit Of Mr.. McCandless, who
has been ill for some time. Miss Nc
Candiess spent two years in Paris,
studying vocal music, previous to her
debut. and has a delightful acquaint-
anee in the French capital. She was
one of the prettiest American buds"
presented at the Court of st. James.
the year of her debut, and her return
to London will be marked by social at
tentions from friends there.
In addition to the Atlantans who have
already sailed for Europe, many Are
planning short trips for later in the
summer. A party sailing on the Gale
donia July q will include Mr.. and Mrs
Doughty Manley, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernard
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. North, Mrs
7 e. c. Pedder. Miss Ruth Hull and
Miss Helen Prior.
Atlantans are scattered far and near
over the Sapphire country at present
The North Carolina mountain resorts
are popular with residents Of this city
and at every place the roster Of At
lanta names Is Of considerable length
and interest group of young wo-
men have planned a delightful horse
back trip through the mountains OF
North 1dTOllDd. lCGP1ttE <AhAoAAI@ DSS--'
These girls all splendid equestrtennes.
are: Misses Mary Algood Jones, Pearl
Wilkinson. Helen Jones and Margaret
Northen. Mr. and Mrs Frank Stewart
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill will accom-
pany the party on horseback. and Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Jones Will take the
same route in their motor, the trip to
80 ma with
stops as the whim of the party die
tates
A stay of Some length will be made at
Toxaway, where a colony of Atlantans
will welcome the travellers. Mr. and
Mrs Roby Robinson and their daugh
tiers. Isabel and Eloise, leave SUNDAY
for Toxaway, and Mrs. j. M. High and
her daughters. Elizabeth and Dorothy,
are at the Inn.
Highlands is another popular North
Carolina resort. among those there a.
present being Mrs Arnold Broy1es, Miss
Louise Broyles, Mrs Walter Maude and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geddngs Topper. More
head City attracts many Atlantans,
among those leaving for this seashore
resort within the next few days being
Mrs. Edwin P. Ansley, Misses Laura
and Mamie Ansley Mrs. George Nc
Carly. Misses Mignon and Margaret
McCarty, Mrs. Richard Simms and
Miss Nellie Hood Ridley Mr.. and Mrs
George Crandall and family go to Lin
VILE N C. in August and Mrs George
Muse and the Misses Muse will spend
August in the Nacoochee valley.
The far North is calling to a num-
Der OF Atlanta tourists. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Conklin are in New York at
present, en- route TO their summer home
in Canada Dr. and Mrs. Dunbar Roy
leave during August for Boston and
will sail from there to Nova Scotia for
visit to the various interesting points
in the land of Evangeline. Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Adair expect to go to Nova
Scotia during August ano will be ac-
.companied by their daughter Mrs Cal
win Morgan McClung, and Mr.. McCluns.
OF Knoxville. Mrs Charles L. Gately
and her little grandson. Doughty Man
lev. viii spend the rmainder of the sum
mer ir Maine Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il.
Orme, Miss Anne Orme, Miss Alice
OrIne and Mr.. Charles Orme nave open
cd their summer home at Sodus Point.
Michigan and will spend the remainder
of the summer there. Mr. and Mrs.
William Mckenzie are travelling in
Canada. and enroute home will stop at
Atlantic City, where sooner or later
during the season of the boardwalk all
summer tourists appear Visitors to
Atlantic City leaving next week are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Riley, accompan-
led by Misses Louise Riley and Jean
cite Lowndes. also Mr.. and Mrs w A.
Speer
At home the social calendar shows
no high lights The several charming
visitors have kept the younger set gay.
and the tennis tournament at the Driv-
ing club, the Fourth of July dinner
parties there with the usual SATURDAY