Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-15
Vacation Season
Holds Interest
OF Society

of the social chronicle for the next two
months and rumors of pleasant parties
at the seashore or mountain resort,
with postal cards bearing pictures of a
breezy hotel or a foreign scene will be
the only news from the wanderers, far
and near
Mr. and Mrs Henry r. Peoples and
their son. Mr. Duncan Peoples, leave
next week for New York and vii visit
other points neaf that city, stopping in
Washington upon their return trip
MT and Mrs Frank Hawkins and
their young daughter, Miss Margaret
Hawkins, viii spend August at Tox-
away.
chaperon number of young girls dur
ing August at Toxaway.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Payne and
Miss Helen Payne viii occupy a cot
tage near the city for the summer and
will break the monotony of the season
with many short motor trips They
visited Warm Springs the past week
and next week expect to go to Column
bus in their car for a week or so, with
relatives in that city
Leaving next Tuesday for Tate
Spring are Mrs Charles Sisson and
Miss Margaret Hawkins. Joining Mr.
and Mrs John Newton Goddard, who
are there at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stearns and
children leave next week for Wrights-
vile Beach Life at Wrightsville is
gay with summer pleasures. one of the
merry launch parties of recent date
having been rendered to two popular
Atlanta visitors Misses Jane Thorn
ton and Dorothy High Mrs, T r. VIII
Hams being the hostess. Other At
lantans al Wrghtsville are Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Brovles. DR. and Mrs w
c. Jarnagin, Miss Erskine Jarnsgin
Mr.. and Mrs George Forester leave
next week for that place
Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Seelv and their
children leave next week for Asheville
to spend the summer at Overlook"
their bungalow in the North Carolina
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auster Thornton are
also at Asheville for the summer
MI and Mrs Joseph T Orme and
Miss Anne Orme leave next week to
open their summer home on Lake On
tario
MI and Mrs John Ashley Jones.
with their young daughter, Miss Mary
AlgoodNJones. and Miss Margaret Nc
Kee, leave July 1 to spend some time
at Mountain Meadow Inn, beautiful
resort near Ashevtlle The two young
women, who are splendid horsewomen.
will take their horses and will enjoy
long rides through the mountains Miss
Mckee will visit Mrs Seaborn Wright
in Rome before going to the noun
taius.
Mr. and Mrs. j w. Goldsmith ac-
companied by Miss Mariana Gold
smith and Master John Wilton Gold
smith, leave tonight for Atlantic
Beach Mr.. and Mrs Goldsmith plan
to spend the month Of August in Can
their daughter. Miss Marian Goldsmith
who arrives from an extended stay
abroad. on September IA Miss Gold
smith and her party are now in Paris
and are having delightful stay, Miss
Charles Owens and Miss Mildred Har-
man being OTHER Atlanta girls in the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Davis leave to-
night for Atlantic Beach, accompanied
by Master Oscar Goldsmith Davis
Mr.. and Mrs f. C. Peters, Mrs. Clar-
euce May, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dalus
and Mr. and Mrs Edwin johnson are
at Atlantic Beach
Miss Margaret Disosvay, who with
her mother, Mrs. j. j. Disosway, Is
spending the summer a Black Noun
tain. y. c. Is now on visit to Mrs.
Emil Laurson at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
The plans of many prominent At
lanta people for summer include trips
abroad Mi and Mrs e S. Mccain
dless and Miss Edna McCandless sail
July on the Berlin of the North Ger
man Lloyd line and will go direct to
Berlin, later visiting Carlsbad and Ba-
den Baden They will visit Paris be-
fore returning
Mr. and Mrs John w Grant and
Miss Margaret Grant left today for
New York and viii sail from there to
Europe for summer abroad
Mr. Arthur Clarke and Mi Joseph
Gatins. Jr., left yesterday for New
York and sail June 20 on the Celtic for
Europe. They will spend some time in
Paris and will return home Septem-
her |.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Lewman. accom-
panied by Mrs Lewman's mother, Mrs.
Samuel Sparks. and their daughter.
ldolene, left TODAY for New York and
sail next week for London They viii
tour the continent by automobile