The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MANY SOUTHERNERS SUMMER
 IN uICNnERS VILE

Since the opening of Highlanc Lake Inn, there have been numoer of prominent people from Atlanta among the guests.
 Mrs I.ucien Harris. her two lovely young daughters. Miss Aline and Miss Mary, and son, Remus, have apart ments there for the season. MISS Aline, who is a popular sub -dep or Atlanta, has been the lnsp1fairon srair oi a number of pretty social affairs.
 Mrs. R. w. Reimers, family, and sister, Mrs. Paul Duffin are at High land Lake Inn, again for the sum- mer. Mrs Reimers is from Ham mond, La, and is popular member of both the Inn and the G' M' A. Camp. ,,. l..
 Another popular Atlanta family IS the St. Elmo Massengales, who are at Highland Lake Inn, and at Grove Park Inn. St. Elmo, Jr., Is in G. M. A. Camp and the Senior Massensales divide their time with hlm nero and Asheville.
 Another charming young lady IS Mrs. J. H. Drewery's guest, Miss Sel- wyn Sage from Texas.
 Mrs Douglas c. Woodward enter tained with a bridge party on Thurs day, complimentary to Mrs Ruth Woodward McQuarrie, a recent bride. About 50 guests were present, Mrs. McOuarrie and Mrs. W. E. Williams won the prizes for top score.
 Capt. and Mrs. R. F. Rosser dlvlde their time at the Inn and their sum mer home, Edgewater, at Bat Cave.
 A popular member of the Carolina academy faculty is the son of Maj. C. D. and Mrs. Woodward, who ar rived last Wednesday.
 Col John c. Nash chaperoned party of 75 to Mount Mitchell for the week -end.
 Miss Grace Woodward and Miss Marjorie Woodward are now popular members of Camp Margewood for girls. Mrs. Neals popular riding camp.
 MT. Milton Mize and MT. R. E. liar rison motored to Asheville and spent the week end at Kenilworth
 MT. Lucien Harris and daughters Miss Aline and Miss Mary. spent Thursday at Asheville at St. Gene vieve in the Pines.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Ruffin from Memphis are at the Inn.
 Mrs E. B. Williams and son, and Mrs. May McEmery are in Tender sonville from New Orleans. This is Mrs. Williams fourth season at the Inn and she is receiving a most cor dial welcome from her many friends.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. William Roe Brew ster and William Roe, Jr., are in Hen dersonville with Mrs, Brewster's parents, Col. and Mrs. J. c. Wood ward.
 Mrs. Leo c. Coleman and family from Savannah are guests at High land Lake Inn.
 Mrs. E. w. Holcombe and family from Mobile are guests at Highland Lake Inn.
 Mir J. II. Kennedy and MT. c. H. French from Birmingham, Ala, are in Hendersonville
 Miss Hazel Sutton and Miss Der nice Coleman spent the weekend in AsheVille.
 Mrs. Douglas Woodward and little daughter, Patricia, spent Wednesday in AsheVille.
 MT and Mrs. J. A. Sasser J. A., Jr, MT Fl. w. Mower, Richard Mower, Gus Howard, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Word and Mrs. E. M Livingston from At lanta are in Hendersonville.
 Capt. J. B. Oneal from Atlanta spent the weekend at the Inn.
 Capt. Chas. Dunn from College Park is directing the camp dances this summer
 Mir. and Mrs. M. G. Ross and Mrs. Theo Tinsley from Macon are at the Highland Lake Inn
 Miss Woodward. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. l.. w. Woodward from Griffin, Ga, are in Hendersonville.
 The G. NJ. A. band converts are the most popular attraction in camp, as they give daily concerts at the Inn each morning, as well as at Camp Margewood, the popular girls camp at Hi ighland Lake.