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

EVERYBODY is in the swim, at
present, whether they are at
the seashore or at home. The
many private pools and lakes around
Atlanta are the scenes of happy par
ties every afternoon and evening. The
largest swimming parties of the week
were given by Mrs Morris Brandon
and by Robin Adair. Mr. and Mrs.
Brandon have a beautiful pool on
their PAGES Ferry Road estate and
entertained one afternoon and even
ing in compliment to Miss Eula Jack
son
Among the Atlantans who are dis
porting in the surf at Wrightsviile
Beach are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Collier,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Buchanan, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kiser, Mrs Frank
Meador, Miss Charlotte MeadOr, Mrs.
Frank Pearson and Moore Pearson,
Mrs. Josephine Earnest Purse and
Miss Margaret Northen Mrs. Edward
NanWinkle, Mrs. George Forester,
Mrs. John Glenn.
Toxaway is filling up with Allan
tans. among those who have gone or
are going soon being Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rich
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Nun
and Mrs. Milton Dargan, Miss Oar
gan, Mrs. Lowry Porter and her
mother Mrs. j. T. Grass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Inman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Conway, Mrs. Edward McCerrin. In
August Mrs. A. w. Calhoun will chap
eron Miss Harriet Calhoun and Miss
Eula Jackson at Toxaway and Mrs
and Mrs. J. B. Hockaway go in Au-
gust
Misses Margaret McCarty and Lou
Use Broyles are to have a delightful
summer visit to Bar Harbor this
summer. They leave on the 18th to
visit Mrs. Henry Inman. who has a
summer home there
Social news largely concerns the
goings and comings of people at this
time. 1t is hard to keep up with
ones friends, wherea bouts, even with
the help Of the personals" on the So
ciety pages Misses Marion Gold
smith and Ruth Stallings are at home
again, after a delightful visit at At
lantic Beach. They were chaperoned
by Mrs. l. 7. Stallings and were much
admired, both girls being tall graceful
brunettes and perfect beauties.
On the return OF Mrs. Stallings to
Atlanta the girls were chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunk. With
Jacksonville debutante, and her sis
ter. Miss Parker. who are being chap
eroned by their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderick George Ross the At
lanta girls have been the central fig
ures In number of informal motor
and sailing parties Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mason who have a cottage on
the beach, have given several infor-
NAL affairs for the girls, and among
the many pleasures of their visit was
a motor ride through the Jungle, ten
dered them by Mr. Harry Persche
Phil Brooks gave a Grabbing party for
them, and on all these informal par
ties Miss Stallings' brother. George
Stallings, of Jacksonville, was a mem
ber
Miss Ruth Barry and partv Of
friends left this week for ST. Simons.
Miss Frances Connally leaves Sunday
for Norfolk, where she visits Mrs. %
g. Dodson, who will be better known
here by her former name, Harriotte
Winchester
A number Of prominent Atlantans
left last week for the Far West. DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Philip Hinman and
young son, Thomas Philip Hinman
Jr., accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Broyles, left Thursday mornin,.
for delightful trip. to include sew
eral days through Yellowstone Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Broyles will then re-
turn home, but DR.. and Mrs. Human
ana son will go to Seattle, with a stav
Of several days in Portland. They
VIII also go to Tacoma to visit Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Martin, formerly Of
Atlanta. DR.. and Mrs. William Q
Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dun
zap also left last week for Yellow
stone Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mckenzie
and baby, with Miss May O'Brien. left
Thursday night for an extended STAY
at Wrghtsyille Beach. Others plan
ming to visit Wrightsville in the near
future are Miss Sallie Cobb Johnson.
VINO will join Mrs. Mckenzie: Misses
Helen and Genevieve Morris and Mar
garet Haverty.
Mr.. and Mrs. St. Elmo Massengale
are now at Atlantic City after a de-
nghtful stay at Atlantic Beach. Miss
Jessie Muse and her niece, Miss Ade-
me Ihomas. are in Nacoochea Val
ley. Mrs. Hinton Hopkins and her
two young sons, John and Milton. are
also spending Some time in Nacoochee
Valley. -'0-
Others at Wrightsville are Mrs
Henry Williams, Mrs. Henry Kuhrt,
Misses Lucille and Isabel Kuhrt, Miss
Leila Neer, Mr.. Homer Neer, Mrs.
Ella Wright Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Crockett Mr.. and Mrs. Row
Collier and sons and Miss Mamie
Foote. Mrs. Louise Spalding Foster
and Miss Elizabeth Loving will 90 "a
Wrlghtsville next week, as will Mr..
and Mrs. Adams Jones Miss Helen
Jones, Miss Margaret Buckner and
Miss Nellie Kiser Stewart
hNE of the happiest affairs of the
l week was the dinner dance
given Wednesday evening at
Woodhayen by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Foster Maddox. The honor guest of
the occasion was Miss Eula jackson,
Mr.. Maddox's niece, who win be a
debutante next winter. and who is
being rendered a series Of parties
since her return from New York,