Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-05
Continued From Page 1.

NNt'N@F N-''NS' ''-
The tango and the one-stcp,
IN summer nights diJiEc.
The moonlight and me Shgrcrdrd
r0ik,
With cupid stiH in line.
Too soon the day Of parting
The summer AT an end,
A glance, irhiSpcr and u sigh.
And then hcV h0mcWdrd lcCHd.
That's summer. jOUpVS summer,
Then comes me tOHiHg dDtCH.
Theg do not i5nOiC Cnch OfhCr. lrhcH,
They chance 10 meet ga toiCa.
THE Tomanccs Of several Of the
autumn brides disproves the old
idea that summer beaus are for
gotten when autumn winds come
along to nip those romances which
budded and lowered at the seashore
or mountain resort. Toxaway love
stories, for instance. are noted for
happy endings though two or three
have caused trouble IN the making
/ could mention q half dozen pros
pect!ve brides and bridcErooms whose
romances began at TONaway, and 9TH
ers where the course Of true love ran
smoothlv at that famous resort, to-
ward an altar decorated with AS
censlon lilies ana white tapers.
There IS the love story Of Sophie
Meldrim and Ted Coy her Yale foot
ball hero; Of Viola Johnston and q
known as YETI OF Eula Jackson and
her hancc. Edward Alison. and others
All Of us were charmed with the
unfolding OF the romanccs Of two
pretty Atlanta girls az IoNaway, with
engagement announcements In pros
pect soon. OF course. the summer
fiirtntions are stu ia order but l am
inclined 10 mink that the time has
gone by when most EIsls are willing
90 encourage q man AT the seashore
whom they would not know at home.
And am glad 'hat mis- is 30.
(VIE have all heard the story Of
M the e''I -~' 'r~ man and the
~ tunnel and the kiss that went
wronl ,.. ,u.- S.u.s ana TO tc"
you is true story ana almost as
good a q that historic one.
A girl who lives out ePachtree has
two very steady beaus- perseverinS
and adm!ring. She also has a young
sister. WHO. while too young to look
seriously on love, is old enough to
know il when she sees H.
Last Sunday might both young men
called on the girl aJ the same time,
and all three of them SAT on sofa.
the girl in the center Each man
F4.r.
contest OF "s!f'iUg ont the other So
the two of 'cm STAYED ana stayed
The migCh}eyoIa young sister look
ing In and sizing mp he situation,
suddenly switched of the electric
light When her sister had quickly
and noiselessly crossed the room and
turned on the light. the two men on
the sofa We're tightly clasping each
others hand Il wondered why your
little hand was SO internally rough,"
said one Of the men when the laugh
ter subslded-
a icealthV F0uRg man on a yacht
SGtd ne thought equal SHUTdgo tCdS
racht.
His lar, sfj3 't,rgS u0cbt
h,,d '.S sSc,5 'r Jro,co 'S Sp I'm tb@ ." spocb,
~ thc "raysc,' ,t,r",,Ij oJ,ngrc a'e, y
jdcht'
II Ill OF tals @S''" 10" on SuiiI"se
N Is alarming 10 some o' US N"o
have res ponsloiiNes OF our own
already. For my part. II they do
not compel me 10 serve ON "A jury,
can accept the responsibility Of help
irg to elect governing boards and
things-by forgetting to vote
While I know there are perquisites
to the voting rights. 7 DO not think il
viii be much FUN For Instance. what
If we should have TO serve on turies
like number of society women in
Chicapo last week-iurles To- decide
on the sanity Of several old women
we u.oula he awfullv worried al all
,ba+ rasDonsibiltty. I'm sure. and
s,,nnose we would be iust as bad as
~ say the forewoman of the Chi
80 a.. ,,.,s ,-bop ehn ,S5r.ss.,4
the s oogrt ~
ss1,'gge We want 10 sneak "a Won