Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13

first time this season Savan-
nah for the past week has worn
its real summer look Many people
have left for their summer homes and
for vacations at mountain resort and
seashOre, and houses with shattered
windows and closed vestibules are
mute testimonials of the annual exc
dus.
Those who have summer homes
near by in the Georgia and Carolina
hills are hurrying to occupy them.
The summer clubs that have sprung
up within the last few years at Flat
! Rock, Hendersonville and other
mountain resorts are very attractive
now that real sultry weather is at
hand.
Mrs. J. J. Wilder and Mrs. ]. Ran
dolph Anderson and their children
have been at their home The Oaks"
near Marietta, since the opening Of
the legislative session.
Mrs. A. A. Lawrence and her chill
dren left during the week for Mariet-
ia, where they will spend most of the
summer. as usual. except for a visit
10 ASneVlile IN AUGUST.
Mrs. Frank b. Screven and children
have been at their summer home,
"Malbone," since early in the season.
Mrs. James H Johnston and the
Misses Johnston left for Blythewood
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Minis have been
at their country place for some time,
and Mrs. ]. G. Thomas and the Misses
Thomas will 60 up to Guinas at an
early date.
Mrs. Palmer Arson and children left
during the week for Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Baldwin,
Mas Joseph Hull and Miss Baldwin
have been at Mountain Lodge" their
country place, since early in June.
Miss Patience Barrow and Miss ia
net Menzies will visit Miss Baldwin
the last week in July and for a par,
Alexander and her children and Mrs
Walter ]. Mccoy, of Washington. will
visit them
Mrs. A. r. Lawton has been at her
bungalow at the Highland Lake Club
Flat Rock, since the first part OF June
The Kanuga Club, at Henderson,
VILE, has many Savannah members
but few have gone up for the season
as yet Mrs. Noble Jones and her
children left last week for this club
where they have a cottage. Mrs. Craig
Barrow will leave later in the month
for the Kanuga Club. Mrs. John Sui
livan Schley and Miss Marianne
Schley left this week for Henderson
Vile
Mrs. w. d. Simkins will leave later
! in the month for Waynesville, where
she win spend the summer. Mrs. Mills
b. Lane and children will go to Lake
| Toxaway In August, and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cunningham. Miss Sarah Gun
ningham and Miss Mildred Cunning
ham went to Toxaway this week.
DR.. and Mrs f. r. Corson and chill
dren have gone to New York and VIII
| sail for Boston next Tuesday Op the
! Cymric of the White Star Line for
Liverpool. .
Mrs. Fleming duBignon. Of Atlanta,
will sail on the same ship.
Miss America Woodbury., Miss
Phoebe Elliott, Miss Walton Parker,
Miss Leila Gaillard and Miss Ida
Floyd, of Savannah; Miss Sturgis and
Miss Jeter, Of Atlanta, and Miss Sa %
rah White, of Tallulah. form a party
who will sail next Wednesday for Ma
pies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge
of New York, and Mrs. George ].
Mills, of Savannah. will sail from New
York next Thursday for Europe.
Among other Savannahians already
abroad are. Miss Annie Maclean, Miss
Fanny Phillips, Mise Pleasant Stovall
Miss Kate Osborne, Miss Josephine
Stewart, Murray M Stewart, Jr, Mrs.
Montague Boyd. Walter Boyd, Francis
Shackelford. Mr. and Mrs. f. s. Tros-
dal and children, Mrs. Karow and
Mrs Dorothea KArow and Miss Lucy
Chisholm. ... 49, .. .--.
THE officers of the Tacoma, which
sailed Thursday morning for New
York after ten DAYS at Savannah, en-
tertained some of the younger set
Tuesday evening with a run down the
river on one OF their cutters.
A theater party was given Tuesday
evening in honor of two visiting girls,
Miss Dorothy Aiken, who is Miss
Edith BrysOn's guest. and Miss Helen
Smith, who is with Miss Katherine
Ives. ,.
The party, which occupied three
boxes, included Miss Aiken, Miss
Smith. Miss Bryson, Miss Ives, Miss
L.enore Hunter Miss Rachel Beymer,
Miss Della Lindsay, Miss lnez Ttede-
man, Miss Catherine Charlton, Spen-
Ger Connerat, Ormande Hunter, Per
cival Moses, Charles Maclean, F'itz-
hugh White, It. A. Bryson, Jr., Dudley
Hull Ambrose Gordon. John Morel,
James Sheldon and George Halle.
Sam Halle gave a very pleasant IT.
tie supper party Tuesday evening 4:
Bannon Lodge, Thunderbolt, in hon
or of Miss Susie Cole Winburn and
her visitors, Miss Aknes Chiffon and
the Misses Helen and Sara Swisher,
Of Charleston, W. Va.
In the party were the Misses Swish
er, Miss Chiffon, Miss Winburn. Por-
ter Mackall, f. B. McCuen and W. A.
Winburn. Jr.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Maria
Gnann and John Edgar QUITS took
place Wednesday at the brides home
on East Anderson Street. the Rev. NJ.
]. Epting, pastor of st. Paul's Lu-
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