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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1921

Page

11

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.

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.

Louise Dooly Asheville D. C le Ig North Carolina Raleigh Cameron Morrison Ashevile Mra George Vanderbit

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