Many Visitors to City Entertained at Country Clubs
The Atlanta social scene thrives as cool weather spurs events at Capital City roof garden Brookhaven Piedmont Driving Club and East Lake Country Club. Mrs. Gillespie of New York visits, teas at Druid Hills Golf Club Brookhaven and plans to sail for Europe in October. European travel stories follow with multiple Atlanta residents set for Adriatic and Italian trips.
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Atlanta
Capital City
Lois Markham Pickett
New York
Ashby Blythe
Philadelphia
Europe
Cameronia
Blythe
Anne Hunnewell
Robert C. Alston
Will Spall
Adriatic
Euroope
Southampton
5. S Wallace
Italy
Rome
Alice
Marion Stearns
Wilmotine Perdue
Nell Sime
Nol- Mo
Dorothy Dodd
Frances Tschopic
Priteburg
Harry L Stearns, Jr
Naples
Brookhaven
Garber-Davis
Charles Cornell
Phoebe Yancy
Catherine Raine
Mirss Yancy
Miss Raine
Telside Pratt
Corday Rice
Beulah Perkins
Elizabeth Brown
Asheville
N.C
Bessie White
Sarah Scott
Ma‘ Gon
Messrs
Cleveland Wilcox
Pierpont Spiker
James Nevin
George Elyen
Thomas Cassela
James Watking
Morgan van Vatken Suter Ed Merrit
A. P. Philips
James Thoton
Joseph Raine
Cornell
Cator Woolford
Frances Powell
Jennie Johnson
William Beck
O Griffin
William Jodson
Amelius
Lucien Anderson
Macon
Milton Dargan, Jr
J. W. Goldsmith, Jr
John W. DuPree
Carl Ramspeck
Caroline Shivers
Kate Roberts
Fufaula
Ala
Ernestine Campbell
Vincent Allen
Allan Carrol
Grace “Kdamith
Katherine Dickey
Cathrie Sanders
Elwyn Tomiingon
R. M. Harris
A. J. Poole
Jun A. J. Orme
Ricard Garlington
Horace Rhorer
McDonald
George Wayman
Jack Beatwright
Virginia
Asheville Becomes North Carolina Summer Capital for 1908
Asheville basks as the North Carolina summer capital with Governor Morrison's family arriving from Raleigh. The city buzzes during peak tourist season with nightly dances, hotel hospitality, and outdoor recreation. The August music festival gains momentum as Mrs. George Vandebilt leads women’s activities.
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Louise Dooly
Asheville
D. C
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Ashevile
Mra
George Vanderbit
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Atlanta Society
Alfresco
Reuben Clarke
Josephine Clarke
Savannah
Louise Harwell
Harold Rogers
John Westmoreland
Louis Carhart
Gladys Green
Ruth Rhorer
Corneille Torrence
Mary Malone
John Byrle
E. Chesbrough
Canada
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
Mal
Brookhaven Club
Garber-Davis Orchestra
Atlaptans
Frank Ets
Henry Newman
N. C
Grove Park Inn
Eugene Pearse
Joseph D. Rhodes
Grove Park
John
Cohen
Hurt
Joel Hurt
Tennessee
Lakemont
Rutherford Lipscomb
Sherwood Hurt
Piedmont Driving Club
Tate Spring
W. T. Gantry
A. G. Rhodes
H. K. Young
C. W. Coleman
C. V. Truitt and Family
LaGrange
E. Thornton
Elberton
Walter C. Peters
W. H. Davenport
Athens
L. G. Armstrong
T. W W. Hazlehurst
Scott Hudson
Dorothy Haverty
Yancey
Phoabe Yancey
Glen Ridge
N. 3
Catharine Raine
Catherine Sanders
Peachtree Street
Thomas Daniel
Arthur Clarke
Piedmoent
Assembly
Archibald P. Brantley
Blackshear
James J. Ragan
Lawrence Wwilett
Sars
Wi- Ham Beck
Griffin
Lanier Anderson
William Dodson
America
William J. Blalock
Robert Smythe
Thornton Marys
Walter Andrews
Dudley Cowell
James T. Williams
W. W. Banks
Clarence Haverty
E. G. Ballenger
Henry Kennedy
Walter Barnwell
Avera
W. ‘C. Wardlaw
Henry E. Watkins
L. L. Shivers
Rucker Me
T. Dunham
Dag Seer
Ralph Ragan
Cary Baker
Arthur Clark
Caroline Blount
Dana Belser
al Thornwell
Drisht
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Sandersville
Sovernors
Fred Rawlings
Miss Clark
Anna
Martha Kothe
Inman Park
Inés Clark
Misses Porpowning
Vivian Sewell
Loly Sewell
LeRoy Gregory
Adking
Jenkins
Clark
J. L. Hastings
L. E. Williams
Civitans
Owa
Poncey Park
Merriy
Assuro
John M- Cooper
Gadailion
Ets
K. A. Tapscott
B Bernard
J. S. Godley
Newton Wing
Lions
Clyitana
Woman's Club
Segadio’s
Southland Orchestra
Robert Davis
Charles Moon
T. M. B. Bloodworth
Peacock’s