Summer resort movement dominates Mobile society scene
Mobile Alabama July 12 Special Correspondence describes a busy week of summer retreat plans with families like Burgess Russell Luce Harrison Greenwood Forcheimer Ross Barker etc traveling to Chicago Beach Ottawa Beach Denver Lake George and Wisconsin. A women’s handicap win by Mrs Penrose Vass at the Tucker Clubs brings social activity with punch and refreshments at the Country Club. The Fourth’s parties and a vacating party for Miss Olive Barker at Veneta C are noted along with Frohsian excursions and a Picnic Whist Club gathering. Several Mobile residents remain at Portersville and aboard the Marie Louise for trips to Fort Morgan, with social activity centered on yacht entertaining and local families described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obile
Ala
D.R. Burgess
Miss Burgess
KH. L. Russell
Miss Russell
Chicago Beach
G. M. Luce
Ottawa Beach
Mica
C. E. Harrison
Denver
Colo
James H. Mason
White Mountains
H. Greenwood
Seymour Forcheimer
Lake George
William H. Ross
Ross
Waukesha
Wis
Hannis Taylor
Virginia
Tucker Clubs
Penrose Vass
Country Club
Olive Barker
Veneta C
EB. M. Robinson
Huger
le Baron Lyons
Bush, Clarke, Moore
Cawthon
A. W. Brooks
Warry Donald
Jessie Whiting
Portersville
Ben Barrett
John
William Gailhard
L. Lavretta
Henry Lesesne
G. Riviere
Social notes from seventy fourth page and surrounding summer travel
Local social column lists visitors and residents in the Southeast. Names include Misses Danner Stanton and Miss Fannie Trezevant Marietta visiting relatives in Kirkwood. Others mention Mrs. McWhinney at Oak Grove Turnerville Ga and Daly gatherings. Upcoming departures and visits span Asheville Dallas Wrightsville Beach Memphis and New York with multiple families, guests, and card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Trezevant
Marietta
A. S. Branham
Kirkwood
Thomas McWhinney
Oak Grove House
Turnerville, Ga
Misses Hattle Barbara
Susie Bunter
Vance and
Sterling
Wanderings and visits peek from local notices
This week many residents plan trips and returns to towns like Wrightsville Beach Birmingham Anniston Ga LaGrange and Peters farm Highlights include Dr Frances Bradley to Chicago and Mrs Batley Thomas visiting Cherry Valley and Hot Springs Miss Nell Neal’s visit to Miss Annie Hood Mrs Lyman Reuwine and Miss Helen Gullatt back from Anniston Miss Cohen guest of Mrs J L Sutton and Miss Sudan Calhoun returning from Peters farm Several locals depart for New York Niagara and Wrightsville Beach while others welcome guests at home or plan card parties and summer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kingsberry
Wrighteville Beach
A. L. Stamps
Traister
Memphis
Jante Bpeor Fa
Mount Airy
Hubert Davis
Sewell ‘Black
Warm Springs
Barbour Thompson
New York
Archibald Davis
Wrightsville Beach
Maude Tompking
Sewanea
Batley Thomas
Wiliam Auchenbrech Campbell
Cherry Valley
Aot Springs
Charles Dexter
Tallulah Falls
Coe
Nell Neal
Annie Lon’ Hood
LaGrange
Orlando Long
Tomerrow
South Caro EL
J. L. Sutton
Orange Street
Gertrude Jatobs
Mim Canton
Ohio
Wiliam Kiser
Tate Bpring
Sudan Calhoun
Misses Black
Peters’ Farm
John Hill
Warm
E.R. Kirk
East Fine Street
Misa Busan Calhoun
Social Roundup of Visitors and Departures in City Notes
The column lists residents and visitors over the past week including J R Pattillo of Knoxville, Tenn. Ben Sims of Covington. Mayme Colman Hall and Ruby Colman Hall visiting relatives near Greenville La. Mrs P B Scott visiting Greenville. Mrs George Bowly and Mrs William Erskine among many others traveling to Wrightsville Beach, Frank Springs, Cumberland, and Sweetwater Park. Several returns from Lithia, Smyrna, Canton, Ohio, and Augusta are noted along with upcoming house parties and visits to relatives, churches, and resorts. Several illnesses and recoveries are mentioned, including Abiaham McFall, Mrs Milton Dargan’s young son, and Mrs Burgess Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Saundersville
J. R. Pattillo
Knoxville, Tenn
Ben Sims
Covington
Talluah
Charleston
Louisa Bansley
Augusta
Carrie Gregg
Maine
Cc. Bond
Portland
Young People's Union of the Universalist Church
Thomas H. Hancock
Virginia
J. B. Abrams
Samnawick
Gertrude Jacobs
Canton
Ohio
Abi Uam McFall
Grady Hospital
W._H. Harris
Ellie Dunlap
Ada Gann
Smyrna
Elizabeth Gann
Willie Frank Wawards
Warm Springs
Hattie Buchanan
Franklin Springs
Roland B. Respess
New York
BR. R. Kime
Agnes Kime
Charles Kime
Cumberland
Frederick Hayney
C. D. Camp
Larrison
Thomas Weaver
Grace Church
Thomas Thompson
North Carolina
Martha Smith
Vistt
Buford
Franklin Surlies
Grace Novcross
Oliver Springs
Fred Heath
Savannah
Atlanta
Virginia Shropshire
Vassar
Gabbett
Milton Dargan
Milton Dargan, Jr
Ben Wylie
Ilness
Victor Smith
Tallulah
Burgess Smith
John Man
Social notices and shopping ads mingle with a Tidewater stroll
A varied social calendar unfolds with guests visiting in town from Dalton and Chattanooga. Miss Susie May Pope visits Tallulah Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagener, while Miss Estelle Henderson heads to Tallulah Falls for a month. Anita Phinizy departs Augusta for Flat Rock, joined by Letta Mills of Kentucky. Mrs. Hugh White returns from Mecon, and Mrs. Collins prepares a Gordon Street move. Several girls travel to Tybee and Milwaukee, with Emme Roberts acting as Y W C A secretary in Disbro’s absence. Local families host and plan summer gatherings as shop notices list children's wear on sale and retail items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
George Cunningham
Susie May Pope
Fred Wagener
Tallulah Ansd
Auguste Paul Tripod
Louise
Tallulah Palis
Willie Puckette
Dalton
Burke
Estelle Henderson
Tallulah Falls
4Ellulah
Hugh White
Mecon
Small
Fd Collins
Gordon Street
Busy the year round at Condon Gallery
Visitors throng the Fa miles to view Studio 6 Busy the year round. The Condon Gallery at 231 2 Whitehall street corner of Alabama offers famous photographs. Watch the moving throng from the window as the viaduct scene unfolds. Visitors and locals are welcome whether or not a sitting is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Familes Condon Gallery
Atlanta
Fis
Whitehall Street
Alabama
Condon Gallery
Covington Socials Honor Atlanta Misses Wright Guests In Covington Lawn Event
A Covington, Georgia lawn party hosted by Mrs. E. O. Lee entertained the Wright sisters from Atlanta and other visiting relatives. The social column lists visitors including Claude Les Sparta and Louise Timmerman Lawrenceville, with numerous local hosts and guest arrivals across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
E. O. Lee
Wright
Atlanta
Claude Les
Sparta
W. D. Travis
W. ©. Chestnut
Savannah
Franklin Wright
Louise Timmerman
Lawrenceville
Odessa Haya
Sara Simms
Dalton
Chattanooga
L. A. Hardee
Hssie Bessant
Jacksonville
Fla
P. W.godfrey
RK. C. Guinn
Eugenia Guinn
Conyers
Lottie Ramepeck
Decatur
Jule Trippe
Albert Burney
Rome
John ¥. Henderson
Floyd Street
Eleanor Jones
Cartersville
Mamie Griffin
P. Thompson
Julia Thompson
Mont Eagle
Houston
Tex
J. W. Betcher
J. J. Corley
Rene Falligant
Bavannad
Vassar Accredits Washington Seminary Students
Letter from Vassar College to Washington Seminary in Atlanta announces that the school has been placed on Vassar’s accredited list after the successful examination of its entering class. President J M Taylor expresses hope for more well prepared students from Washington Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar College
Washington Seminary
Poughkepsie
Atlanta
Sam
Major W. F. Slaton Honored by National Education Group
Major W. F. Slaton, superintendent of Atlanta public schools, was elected director for Georgia of the National Educational Association. The national conference met in Minneapolis, with Slaton’s selection announced on Friday, reflecting honor and responsibility in the state’s education leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Educational Association
W. F. Slaton
Georgia
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clyfford Dougherty
Macon
May Archer
West End
Mobile
Ouet
Asheville
N. C
Sha
Danner
Stanton
William A. Danner
Fred W. Stokes
Richmond
Lyda Hoyie Nash
Joseph van Holt Nash
Cornelius Garrett
B. W. Wrenn
R. J. Lowry
Hugh Dorsey
Europe
Robert Maddox
Nashville
Howard van Epps
Daisy
Annie Johnson
Mies Couch
Miss Camp
Annie Lauria Fuller
Sarah Cook
Arthur Conyers
Wayne Markley
Charles Huff
Arthur Lane
Robert’ Markley
Emmett Couch
Marion Herndon
C. Percy Taylor
W. M. Poole
W. D. Ellis
Dalluiah
Venables
Mount Rest
Btone Mountain
Z. A. Childs
North Arcing
Agnetaine
Henderson Villa
Mrs. W. W. Crandall
Morehead City
Rus
Mias
Annie Fitten
Marion. Hampton
Balttiadre
Ba Belleveau le Eaves
Wrightsville Beachs
Gilbert
Smith
Washington, D. c
Daisy _B. Green
Birmingham
As.anus
Frances Bradley
Chicaeo
Lyman Reuwine
Helen Gullatt
Anniston, Ala
H. M. Mims
Mamie Morris
R. F. Shedden
Wiliam Lycett
Miss Cohen
Laura Witham
Miss Nettle Smith
Ming MiMired Harris
Mayme
Ruby Colman Hall
J. R. Pearce
Greenville, la
Winder
Annie Richards
Leona Patterson
Bainbridge
Mamie Erwin
E. H. Phillings
Gainesville
Frank Dewns
Melle Lele Horseley
West Point
Molinia Erwin
Georgia Phineas
Au Bigren
du Bignon
Sweetwater Park
Lithia
J. G. St. Amand
Jay McBride
Willie Campbell
Miles
A. Ro Mosrett
Arcola
Om Guarantes
Medical Co
Elishart, Ind
Mary Martin McAndrew
Union Springs
Als
Whitehall St
Clearange
Madras
Gloria
Anita Phinizy
Albert Howell, Jr
Flat Rock
Letta Mills
Kentucky
Mrs. Brandon
G. R. Owell
Tallwish
Penr
A Denton
Jonesboro
Emme Roberts
Young Woman's Christian Association
Disbro
Nelle Bell
Anna Kavanaugh
Grace Humphries
Lilian Condra
Tybee
Mary McAllester
N. C. Nealy
Simpson Street
Flora Leagie
Kid Seagle
William EB. Dunn
Park Avenue
Uicago
Ceytonia
Eagle Brand
Borden
Ewes
Ota Courtenay
Campbell
Ecantur Herche
Meeereererr Campbell
Pierre M. Bealer
J. M. Taylor
1Ist Publication Society
Whitehail Street
W. Mitchell St
Wheeler & Wilson
Ptica
Paneereeee
A. Springer
Sidehell
Bell
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