Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

n LANS for summer visits depart
ures and good-byes are matters
Of every day occurrence. Scat
tered to the four points of the COM
pass are the members of Atalnta's
younger set, for it is these who seem
to prefer the summer trip or visit
more than the married people, who
are content to stay at home or go in
great colonies to favored resorts
Toxaway, Wrightsville Beach, the
Greenbrier White
Emily Winship, 1 hear, is having a
delightful summer as the guest Of her
friend, Miss Elizabeth Brown whose
family has residence on the shore of
Lake Erie. The girl from an inland
city like Atlanta is easy to amuse
and entertain when she visits friends
on the seashore or lakeside, for the
moonlight sails, the yachting parties
and so forth are novel and delightful.
Two very fortunate girls are Mar
garet McCarty and Louise Broyles.
who went with Mrs. Henry Inman to
her summer place in Bar Harbor one
day last week. They are sure to have
a most enjoyable summer there, Mrs.
lnman being an annual visitor and
well known at that famous resort,
OF the visit of Miss Burton-Smith
to her aunt, Mrs. Orion Bishop
Brown, l have heard pleasant ac-
counts. You remember that Mrs
Brown, who is very fond of her
charming niece, came down to Atlanta
last winter just to give a grand ball
for the debutante. She has planned
many pleasures for Miss Burton
Smith, one Of which will be a house
party to be entertained at a camp in
the White Mountains during August.
when several Atlantans will be guests
Among them will be Misses Marjorie
Brown, Passie May Ottley, Marion
Goldsmith, Nancy Prince and Lula
Dean Jones and a group of men from
this city.
Miss Goldsmith is spending the
summer on a series Of charming WIS.,
its. She has come home from At
lantic Beach and goes to ToXaway
for the latter part Of July. Frances
Connally left last week for Norfolk
where she is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Dodson, formerly Harriotte
Winchester. Miss Connally often Wis
its Norfolk and is well known there,
and is, of course, popular with all the
young folks.
Virginia Lipscomb, one Of the sea-
sons buds, has had a gay visit in Au-
gusta, She has been the guest Of
COileBG lI1GIltlt MISS CTlduyS league
and had a glimpse Of its social pleas
ures to come by attending the Coun-
try Club dinner dances, when all the
"grown-ups" were present. Miss Sa-
rah Rawson has recently returned
from Magnolia, Mass, where she was
the guest of the HOke Smiths, who
are summering there.
Later in the summer-some time in
August-Niss Lucy Hoke Smith plans
to make a series of visits in the White
Mountains and her younger sister will
go to Atlantic City with some friends
of the family.
MASS HARRIET CALHOUN has
just returned from a visit to
her cousin. Marion Phinizy, at
Flat Rock The Pninizys have a pic
turesque home on the side of the
mountain. Misses Nina Gentry and
Alice Vandiver are at Atlantic City
now, after attending a house party in
Stanton. Va, given by Mrs. Wayte
Gibbs. Miss Gentry expects to be
away long time yet, going to Mar
ragansett Pier as the guest of Miss
Amy Wendelschafer for August. and
later visiting Newport with her IA
Their, Mr. w. T. Gentry. Margaret
Hawkins. one of Atlanta's prettiest
girls. had planned to visit Philadel
phia, but has called off that visit in
favor of a quiet stay in the noun
tains of North Carolina,
MARION STEARNS the daughter
of MT. and Mrs. Harry Stearns
accompanied Mrs. Roby Robin
son and her daughters, Misses Isabel
and Eloise Robinson, to their summer
homo In do a CT week The ROb-
lnsons spend the greater part Of each
summer in Canada. where they have
home at SharbOt, on Lake Ontario,
which they call Camp Sagate Gisiss.
The elder Miss Robinson goes abroad
In September to spend a year before
making her debut
Many of the young women of the
city are making a series of short stays
at various resorts Miss Annie Lee
Mckenzie goes with her family t.
Clifton Springs in August, Miss Mar
garet Grant goes with her family to
White Sulphur SprinEs-has left. in
fact this past week Miss Gertrude
Richardson goes to Highland Lake,
n. c., this week, to be the guest OF
friends Miss Helen Dargan left to-
day with her parents for Toxaway.
Miss Marjorie Brown goes to TOX-
away. chaperoned by Mrs. Richard
oollilSlOn III august. w Al5 Hts VIC
Beach claims a few of the younger
set. Misses Laura and Mamie Ans
ley go TO Canada with their parents,
where they will occupy a cottage at
North Hadley, through August. Misses
Jennie D. Harris, Sarah RawSoSs and
Mary Helen Moody are planning to so
to TOxaway in August.
OUTHERN girls are making
mark on the stage, whenever
they attempt this kind of work.
A notable fact is that most of the
girls who go on the stage from this
part of the country have proved
their talent, and enter upon their ca
Teers after a thorough training in
the art.
OF course in the large cities of the
East, and especially in New York,
scores of girls go on the stage, sim
ply as a matter of business and as
choice taken from the several oppor-
tunities offered for making a living,
such as typewriting, clerking, acting
at Mattresses and the like.
1t is from this large contingent that
tbs chorus beauties are drawn. Now