Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22
Tennis and Golf
Catch Interest
in Wane Of
Season

~ with the real summertime heat
in train, the athletic members Of
the fashionable world are finding in
terest and diversion on the tennis
courts and golf links. Every morning
and afternoon at East Lake Country
club, white robed girls and men in
white suits fit strenuously about the
tennis courts, and solemn faced golf
enthusiasts wander over the links.
The tennis tournament at the Pied
mont Driving club next week will
serve as a welcome diversion in the
summers dearth of happenings. AL
though the entries are not especially
large, the game will be watched by
large crowds of the more indolently in.
clined who will witness the tournament
from the porch of the club house.
Among the popular young women ex-
pected to take part in the tournament
are: Misses Esther Smith, Mary Tray
lOr, Elizabeth RaWson and Harriet Cal
Some of the men who play are: Messrs
Winship Nunnally, Jesse Draper Bowie
Martin. Clarence Knowles, w c.. Hail.
Joseph Colquitt, Hugh Dorsey, Dugas
McClesky, Hugh Scott, Lee Douglas,
Hudson Moore, Brutus Clay, Linton
Hopkins and others.
The presence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Newell of Nashville, with a party of
goldng friends will occasion some de-
lightful week END entertaining. The
party. including Mr.. and Mrs. Newell,
Mrs. L. w. Daley Mrs. Rogers Smith
and Miss Jeanette Atkins, arrived yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Broyles
entertained them at luncheon today at
the driving club. and this evening they
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Jones at dinner at East Lake, preced-
ing the dance tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
B. Paine entertain the visitors at din
ner tomorrow They are taking part
in some interesting Journeys with To-
cal players of golf on the East Lake
links during their visit
Plans for summer develop with every
day, and many Atlantans are even now
"Qn the wing" AS usual, Wrightsville
Beach claims a large number of the
early summer tourists, from this city.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Philip Hinman
and Master Thomas Philip Hinman, Jr..
Dr. and Mrs. William c. Jarnagin Miss
Erskine Jarnagin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Forester and Mr. George Forester, Jr..
left this week for Wrightsville. Mrs.
Edward Van Winkle and young son,
Mrs Hudson Moore and Mrs. Harvey
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns
and children, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Meador and Miss Charlotte Meador
leave next week for stay at the beach.
A group of young women there at
present includes Misses Louise Broyles.
Helen Benedict, Josephine Mobley.
Helen McCarty, Louise Parker, Myra
Clarke Scott, Mary Murphy, Emily Cas-
sin and Ellen Wolff.
The mountains of North Carolina,
which are dotted with summer resorts
continue to hold their popularity with
AtIantans. Toxaway, which for num-
her of years hase been a favorite resort.
promises an unusually delightful sum
rner season. August being very gay
both at Toxaway and in the Sapphire
country. Mr and Mrs. Milton Dar-
gan expect to spend August at Tox-
away and will chaperone group OF
Young women. among them their young
daughter Miss Helen Dargan, and
Misses Annie Lee Mckenzie and Laura
Ansley. with Rose Briscoe. of Knox
Vile who is delightfully."- known here.
Miss Ansley will spend the early part
OF the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Edwin P. Ansley, and Miss
Mamie Ansley. at Moorhead City, an
other popular resort in North Caro-
lima.
Atlantains at Tate Springs, Tenn,
include Mr. and Mrs. John Newton
Goddard Mrs. Charles Sisson and Miss
Margaret Hawkins
Mrs. Henry Bankhead and children
will leave in July to spend the remand
or of the summer with Mrs George
Pullman di Htl mas iiiliNSiAt SNfAt''iSA
home in Elberon, n. j. Mrs. Pullman
has many friends, made during re-
cent visit to Mrs Bankhead, when she
was rendered a series of brilliant en-
tertainments She has recently re-
turned to her home in Chicago. after a
winter in California, spending the time
in san Francisco and Santa Barbara,
with three weeks stay in Honolulu.
Miss Lucy Harrison leaves the lat
ter part of September for New York,
where she will join Miss Helen Wes-
lev. a former collegenate of Miss Har-
rison's at Wellesley, and together they
viii sail for France. going from there
10 Switzerland october will be spent
In Italy.
Mrs. william D. Grant will leave
early in August for Hot Springs. Va
she will be accompanied by her grand
son, John Grant, Jr Mrs. Grant, who