Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
Savannah

q AVANNAH, June 2l.-Among
Savannah girls who will spend
the summer in Europe is Miss
Pleasant Stovall. daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Pleasant A. Stovau. Of this
city. Miss Stovan sailed from New
York this week. She will pursue
her studies in Europe during the
coming year
Miss Stovall will spend the summer
in the Swiss mountains, where she
will be Joined a little later by her
father and mother. Colonel StovaH
having been nominated by President
Wilson as Minister to Switzerland.
When Colonel Stoval goes to
Switzerland, Miss Stovall will, of
course, make her home there with her
parents for the next four years at least,
but it is probable that during that
time she will pay a visit to her native
state at least once each year.
Miss StOyall is one Of the most ad-
mireG girls in Savannah in the young
er set. She has not yet made her
formal debut, but is nevertheless
recognized as one OF the buds, and
her absence from the city will be felt
in social life. She is a blonde, small,
and pretty
The first large party of the summer
will be the dance with which Miss
Susie Cole Winburn win entertain
the college set the first Of the week
at the Yacht Club, i'm honor Of Misses
Helen and Sarah Swisher, and Miss
Agnes Chiffon, who will arrive to-
inc 9r14
Va, to be her guests. Miss Winburn
has just returned from the Univer-
sity commencement at Athens.
Miss Edith Bryson will entertain
later in the week for Miss Dorothy
Atkinson, of Detroit who win be her
guest, and for Miss Helen Smith, of
Wisconsin, who is visiting Miss Kath-
crime Ives. Miss Smith is an exceed
ingly beautiful girl, who has been the
guest Of honor at a number Of small
parties recently. She and Miss Ives
will leave in two weeks for New York.
Miss Katherine Charlton, who has
just been graduated from Vassar Col
lege, has returned home. Miss Charl-
ton will be one Of the attractive
debutantes of next winter.
Another college girl in the debutante
set will be Miss Inez Teideman, who
has just been graduated from Smith
Miss Tiedeman will return home this
week, and win be with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Tiedeman, at
Isle of Hope. for the summer
Miss DOrothea harOw, who has
been spending the year abroad, will
return in September with her mother
for the wedding Of her brother, Ed
ward Karow and will make her debut
next winter.
Miss Katherine Osborne. who sailed
recently with a party Of fourteen for
a European trip, is now in Bremen.
Miss Osborne will return to New York
during August, and will come South
later in the season. She will be one
of the charming debutantes Of next
winter.
Miss Elizabeth St. Julien Ravenel
has recently been graduated from
Winthrop College, and will be
debutante next season.
Other debutantes of the season will
be Miss Agnes Reese, who has just
finished at st. Mary's Raleigh, n. c.
Miss Felia Lindsay, who has finished
at Sweet Briar, and Miss Elizabeth
Gambler,
There will be an unusual number
of visiting girls here for the summer.
EptClutS lllt MISSES s'NN II iit-l anu
Miss Chiffon, Miss Susie Winburn will
have as her guests next week the
Misses Laura and Isabel Kennedy, OF
Youngstown Ohio.
Miss Ruth Ely is entertaining
party of house guests, including Miss
Mary Bellamy, of Wilmington, \. G.;
Miss Katherine Champion, of Mobile,
and Miss Virginia Wright, Of New
York. These girls, like Miss Win
burns guests, are National Cathe-
drat students.
Miss Mary Granger viii have as
her guests for a part of the summer
Miss Betty COrnwell of Short HIS,
y. j.: Miss Gretchen Mott, of Scran-
ton Pa, Miss Elizabeth Thompson,
of Philadelphia. and Miss Augusta
Clark, of Birmingham. They will ar
rive about July 10. Miss Granger
has Just returned from Peekskiu
Several small parties made Tues
DAY interesting to various groups Of
young people,
Miss Julia Bird, of Norfolk, who is
visiting Miss Carolina Wilson, was
the guest Of honor at a delightful
little luncheon at the Yacht Club the
party Of ten being chaperoned by
Mrs. Henry L. Richmond and Mrs.
Olaf Otto.
In the afternoon Mrs. Hampton