Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
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9 AN ANANAE1, July lS-Ine an
nual midsummer exodus is
fast depicting Savannah of its
pretty girls and charming matrons.
For those who are summering at
Tybee Island, this does not make
so much difference, as they are still
to be seen on the streets occasionally,
having run in for a half days shop
ping or to see their friends.
But there are hundreds or others
| who are gone to the Northern re
sorts and to the mountains, and the
| presence of these is missed in the
social activities of the heated sea-
son.
There are still quite a number of
| charming girls in town, however and
| these, together with the pretty Wis
itors who are being entertained, are
making the afternoons and evenings
| pleasant with picniCs and boating
parties. automobile tours, and trips
to Tybee, with the added pleasure of
dip in the surf. Several Of the
| visitors will remain in Savannah for
a fortnight longer, then they too will
take their flight to cooler climes.
Mrs. Raymond Harris entertained
| some of the younger girls Thursday
morning with a porch party for her
sister, Miss Tom Middlebrooks, of
Athens, who is visiting her.
Some of the girls brought their
sewing, while others formed a table
! or two of bridge
Those present were Miss Middle
brooks, Miss Annie Lynch, Miss
Rachel Beymer Miss Alice Battey,
Miss Jessie Dixon, Miss Courtney
Crowther, Miss Julia Jones, Miss
Agnes Reese. Miss Ermine Munford
and her guest, Miss Virginia Nc
Duffy of Hawkinsville, Miss Ruth
Ely, Miss Agnes Jones and Miss
| Lenore Gambler.
garden party on the lawn of St.
Pauls Church was enjoyed Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. A special
attraction was a little play, an in
depreciation of Jack and the Bean
stalk" given by a number of the
| children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Owens enter
tanned a party of the Bijou Theater
Wednesday evening and at supper
afterwards for Miss Jane Thrall, of
| Williamsport, Pa, the guest of Miss
Aimee Battey The guests included
| Miss Thrall, Miss Battey Miss Kate
Bell, Sam Halle, Miles Wilcox and
Harvey Gilbert.
The marriage of Miss Juliette
Eulenburg and George Bignault
took place Tuesday at noon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Eulenburg.
The house was decorated for the
occasion with palms and FLOWERS.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Katherine Kulin, Edward
T. McEvoy was best man.
The brides three younger sisters,
| Misses Alice, Leon and Jennie Eulen-
burg, carried the ring. She was given
! in marriage by her father.
The couple will spend their honey
moon in Paris.
The marriage Of Miss Edith ].
Evans and Robert f. Sealander took
place Tuesday morning at the par
sonage of the Duffy Street Baptist
Church. the pastor, the Rev. J. T
Granada, officiating.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Kellogg, who
have been at Hotel Tybee, have re-
turned to Atlanta, accompanied by
Mrs. b. S. Dunbar, Of Augusta, who
will be their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Read and Miss
Anna Read sailed to-day for the
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrim Minis and
their sons have gone to Merriwold
Park, n. Y.
Major and Mrs. J.R. Sheldon sail
ed to-day for the North.
Mrs. II. H. Livingston has gone to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rosenheim
sailed Tuesday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Skefiington have
gone to Ivesdale, H.. for the simmer.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rouke is in New York
Miss Richard Donovan, Of Macon,
who has been visiting Miss Madge
Hicks, has returned home.
Mrs, J. c. Postell and Miss Ellen
Postell are visiting on st. SimOns Is
land.
Miss Carolyn Meyers is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Schley at Beauieu
| DR.. Laura Granger, of Columbia,
s. c., is visiting Der daughter, Mis-.
6. d Richards.
Miss Agnes Brewer left Friday for
Statesborn to join a house party
which will be entertained by Miss
Irene Arden.
Mrs. Her ry Z Stevens and Mrs w.
| w. Owens left Thursday to visit Mrs.
Louis W. Haskell at North Hatley,
| Canata
Mrs William Garrard and Miss Ce-
| ella Garrard, who are now at Mo-
makating Inn. New York, will joir
| Mrs A. 4. Read and Miss Anne Read
in New York next week, and go with
them to North Hatley, Canada, in
August
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Grady and
| Miss Marie Grady sailed Thursday on
| the City OF st. Louis for New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Alan Brown
and Miss Mary Wayne will sail on
July 90 for New York en- route to
| Digby, Nova Scotia.
Miss Caroline Meldrim is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gordon at Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis M. LeHardy
have left for Johns Hopkins BalH-
more. where they will spend a few
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Evans and son.
Sam Evans III. of Wadley, are the
guests Of T. ]. Peterson.
Mrs. Leopold Adler and children
left Thursday night for the noun
tains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Noel Wright, who has been
spending several days in Savannah,
returned to Atlanta Thursday.
Mrs. Augustus Laffiteau and Misses
Henrietta and Lucille Laffiteau left
Thursday evening for Biltmore. n. -.
Mrs. A. B. Hull. Mrs. Cowan and
Miss Sarah Hull left Thursday for
| Black Mountain, y. c.
Miss Lizzie Johnson and Miss An
ME Johnson will leave on July 20 for
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. n. d. NAPLES WI leave Mon
day for the maintains of North Car