Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-20
Girls Who Wed
and Leave City
Are Welcome
Visitors

VI HEN N0"9
M marks the permanent de-
parture of a girl from her
home city and the associates of her
rirhood. the touch of solemnity
and regret which attends the most
JOYOUS wedding is deepened both
Tor the bride and her friends. But,
according to the law of compensa-
zion the coming back home for
visit is pleasure for the bride
who leaves that is not known by
the girl who joins the rank of
young married women in the same
town where she was reared.
Some of the most delightful So
ciaI happenings of the next few
weeks viii be occasioned by the
coming home for a stay" of for
mer Atlanta girls, now young ma
irons Of other cities.
Mrs Malcolm Fleming. of Co
tumbus, who as Miss Cora Wynn
was popular Atlanta girl, is being
cordially welcomed as the guest of
her parents, MI. and Mrs. James
Osgood Wynn. Mrs. Fleming is
accompanied by her lovely little
daughter Anne, who claims a large
share Of the admiration and atten-
ton of her mothers girlhood
friends A number of parties, more
or less informal will be rendered
Mrs Fleming during her visit. This
week Mrs. Wynn was hostess at a
beautifully appointed affair at the
Driving club. when dozen or go of
the intimate friends of Mrs. Elem
ING we're guests. Next week Mrs
Harvey Anderson, Miss Elizabeth
Rawson and Others will entertain
FOR this charming visitor.
raVeled over Europe.
The return of Mrs. Charles A.
Dana. of New York. formerly Miss
Agnes Ladson. is anticipated with
eagerness by the many friends of
tue Young matron. who is a bride
NJ a few months. Immediately after
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Dana
they left for a tour abroad. which
has been most interesting. They
Travelled in Russia, Africa, Norway
and Sweden and through the usu-
ally visited countries of Europe
The young couple arrived in New
York this week and are expected
here in a week or so. when they
viii be guests Of Mr.. c. T. Ladson
and Miss Leone Badson.
former Atlanta girl who has
Travelled far and lived in many
lands since her marriage is Mrs.
Roscoe Hearn who. with her hus-
band Lieutenant Hearn. landed in
San Francisco on the 18th from
NO wears residence in the Philip
pines. They are expected here on
The let TO visit Mrs. Hearn's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Park Wood
ward During their residence in
ne Philippines Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn
Travelled much in the Orient. visit
ne Japan and China.
Mrs John Mills. who is at pres
ent the guest of her parents. Cap
TAIN and Mrs. William Greene
Raoul is another Atlanta girl Who
as Miss Mary Raoul, became the
o.lae Of an army officer and left the
rl'N tor the varied life of those who
head the military forces of the
United States.
Mrs Ringand f Fitzpatrick. of
Ne~ York, who was Miss Eugenia
Dglesby when she lived here. left
inns week for the Fitzpatrick sum
a'er residence on Toms river, New
Jersey after a stay of some time
win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
6 oglesby.
"is Calvin Morgan McClung, of
knoxville, who was Miss Barbara
1'aif' left Atlanta a few days ago
.oF nome after visiting her sister
Mrs Julian Field.
Mrs Imam Sanders. of Corinth
MISS" Is at present the guest of
"e' parents, Captain and Mrs. Ed
'aS Mrs. Sanders, as Miss Kath-
''ae Gay, was one of quartet of
Ft'y sisters two of whom are
'@ahta matrons-Mrs. Tom Paine
aNo Mrs. John Sommerville-and
fourth, Mrs Philip Kunzig.
'Nes in Philadelphia.
Many We'll Known Here.
oPular young matrons of cities
'r and near, in whom Atlanta has
interest because of associations
IN girlhood are Mrs. Will
X Huntley, of Buffalo who
MISS jamie Speer was one of the
res OF the city before her mar
se Mrs. Pratt Adams. of sa-
'so better known by her nu-
gus Atlanta friends as Miss
Ihomas Mrs. William Tilt.
Ne" York, who as Miss Sarah