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The image is a newspaper clipping from "The Boston Evening Transcript," specifically Part Three. The headline at the top of the page reads "Resorts—Tr." which seems to be cut off, suggesting it might have been part of a longer title. The main article is titled "Entertainments on Social Programs of Hotels at Augusta" and discusses social events and activities taking place at various hotels in Augusta, Georgia. It mentions specific events such as dinner dances and golf tournaments, as well as notable guests and their activities.

The article includes a photograph showing a group of people seated under umbrellas in front of a building, likely a hotel or resort. The building has a Spanish-style roof with palm trees in the background, suggesting a warm, possibly southern location.

Below the main article, there are additional sections discussing social activities and guests at various resorts, including Palm Beach and Bermuda. The layout is typical of early 20th-century newspapers, with columns of text and a central photograph. The paper appears slightly aged, with a yellowish tint, indicating it is from a historical period.

This image shows a page from the "Boston Evening Transcript," specifically part of a section titled "Resorts—Travel." The page is divided into several columns of text and includes a photograph.

Left Column:

• Title: "Entertainments on Social Programs of Hotels at Augusta"
• Subheading: "Bay Staters Hosts and Guests — Other Resorts Active"
• Content: The text discusses social activities and events in Augusta, Georgia, mentioning various hotels such as Augusta Country Club, Partridge Inn, Bon Air Vanderbilt, and Forrest Hills Ricker. It provides details about a dinner dance, a golf tournament, and lists names of guests and hosts from different locations.

Right Column:

• Title: "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Small Parties"
• Photograph: The photograph shows a scene with people sitting under umbrellas, likely in a courtyard or outdoor setting of a hotel. The building has large windows and columns, and there are some trees and plants visible.
• Content below the photograph: The text mentions that Palm Beach now has another frame for the events of a social afternoon, with a view of the sea and possibilities for activities.

Bottom Right:

• Title: "Many from Massachusetts Stopping at Hamilton"
• Content: This section lists several names of people from Massachusetts who are stopping at Hamilton, Bermuda. It mentions their activities, such as enjoying short runs around the gulf and playing bridge.

The page is yellowed, indicating its age, and the text is in a typical newspaper format with small print and multiple columns. The overall theme of the page is focused on social activities and travel, particularly in resort areas.

This image displays an open, aged newspaper page from the Boston Evening Transcript, specifically Part Three.

The page is dominated by a large headline: “Resorts—Tra...” (the rest of the word is cut off). Below this, a sub-headline reads: “A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Sm...” (also cut off).

The central feature is a large, grainy, black-and-white photograph depicting a lively outdoor social scene. The photo shows many people seated at tables on a raised terrace in front of a large, elegant building with arched windows and balconies. Numerous large, patterned umbrellas provide shade for the guests. In the caption beneath the photo, it is identified as “Palm Beach” and described as “Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon. Breakers. Its Location on a Terrace. With a View of the Sea Possibilities, as Mentioned Above.”

Surrounding the main photo and headline are several columns of text detailing social activities at resorts. Key sections include:

• “ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA”: This article, datelined Augusta, Ga., March 7, describes golf tournaments (specifically the Bon Air Vanderbilt event), dinner dances, and a long list of arriving guests from Massachusetts and other states, mentioning names, cities, and hotels like the Partridge Inn and the Bon Air Vanderbilt.
• “Many from Massachusetts Stopping at Hamilton”: This section, datelined Hamilton, Bermuda, March 7, reports on Bostonians and others from Massachusetts who have arrived or are staying at various hotels, including the Hamilton hotel and the St. George Hotel, for social events and sports.

Overall, the page has a yellowed, sepia-toned appearance, indicating its age. The paper shows signs of wear, including some frayed edges and faint discoloration, likely from being bound in the book it is now part of. The content reflects the social calendar and leisure activities of the upper class in the early 20th century at popular vacation destinations in the American South and Bermuda.

The image shows an old newspaper article. The article is titled "Resorts - Travel" and it is located on the right side of the page. The article is about Augusta, Georgia, and the social programs of hotels at Augusta. The article also includes a black-and-white photo of people sitting on chairs and tables in a garden. The photo is accompanied by a caption that reads "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Small Talk."

The image shows a page from a newspaper that is open on a table. The newspaper is old and has a black border around it. The top of the page has a headline that reads "Resorts - Tra." Below the headline, there is a picture of a group of people sitting on chairs in a garden area. There are also some text on the page that reads "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Sm-" and "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA."

The image shows an open book with two facing pages, both containing text and illustrations. The left page is titled "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA" and is part of "PART THREE" of a larger work titled "BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT." The text on this page describes social activities and events taking place at various hotels in Augusta, Georgia, during the past week. It mentions specific events, such as a dance at the Forrest Hills Inn, a golf tournament at the Bon Air Vanderbilt, and arrivals of notable guests, including individuals like Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and Professor William Lyon Phelps. The text is formatted in a newspaper-like style, with columns of text and a structured layout.

The right page features the headline "Resorts – Tra", indicating that it is part of a section discussing resorts and travel. The page includes two illustrations:

1. Top Illustration: A black-and-white photograph titled "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Smo..." The image depicts a group of people seated outdoors, likely at a resort or social gathering. The setting appears to be a terrace or patio with a view of a body of water, suggesting a leisurely, upscale environment. The individuals are dressed formally, and the scene conveys a sense of relaxation and social interaction.

2. Bottom Illustration: Another black-and-white photograph titled "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon Breakers, Its Location on a Terrace, With a View of the LE Possibilities, as Mentioned Abo..." This image shows a similar outdoor setting, likely at the Breakers resort in Palm Beach. The scene includes a terrace with a scenic view, where people are gathered, possibly for a social event. The architecture and landscaping suggest a luxurious, high-end location.

The overall design of the book combines textual content with visual elements, creating a historical or archival feel. The layout and typography suggest it may be from an early 20th-century publication, possibly a travel guide or a newspaper supplement focusing on resort life and social activities. The illustrations provide visual context to the text, enhancing the reader's understanding of the described settings and events.

This is an image of an old newspaper clipping titled "Resorts - Travel," from the "Boston Evening Transcript." The section is labeled as "PART THREE," and features an article about social activities and entertainment at various hotels in Augusta. The right side of the page includes an article titled "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Smoke," with a photograph of an outdoor gathering at a luxurious resort setting. The caption under the photograph reads "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon at the Breakers, Its Location on a Terrace, With a View of the Sea Possibilities, as Mentioned Above."

From the look of the paper, this appears to be a historical document—the text font and style, along with the quality of the paper, suggest it's from the early to mid-20th century. There are numerous names mentioned, perhaps of notable or socially prominent individuals of that time, along with mentions of events, activities, and itineraries connected with the social scene of the era. The image does not reveal the full text of the articles or the exact date of publication.

The image is a photograph of a vintage newspaper page titled "Resorts - Tra..." from the Boston Evening Transcript. The page appears to be from the "Part Three" section and contains multiple columns of text discussing social programs, entertainments, and events at resorts, specifically focusing on Augusta and Palm Beach.

The left side of the page has an article titled "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA" that details various social activities, golf tournaments, and guests at Augusta.

The central and right side of the page features a photograph with the caption: "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon—Breakers, Its Location on a Terrace, With a View of the Beach and the Royalty, coming in every eve-...". The photo depicts an outdoor terrace scene at a resort, with several people sitting at tables under umbrellas and a large building in the background surrounded by palm trees. The setting evokes a southern, resort-like atmosphere.

The page also includes other smaller sections and more text about resorts in different locations, such as Hamilton, Bermuda, and social activities linked to various clubs and guests. The print and layout style suggest the newspaper is from an early-to-mid 20th-century time period.

• The image is a scanned page from an old newspaper (a clipping mounted in a binder).
• At the top, it reads “Resorts—Travel” (Boston Evening Transcript) and is labeled Part Three.
• On the left, there is a column titled “ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA,” describing social events at Augusta hotels.
• The main feature is a large photograph of a southern resort setting: an outdoor courtyard with arched colonnades, palm trees, and people seated at tables under umbrellas, suggesting a social afternoon event (bridge, tea, etc.).
• The caption beneath the photo mentions a Southern setting for such events, with references to Palm Beach and other resorts, as well as Massachusetts visitors.
• The overall look is a vintage travel/social pages layout from the early 20th century.

This image is a photograph of a vintage newspaper clipping preserved in what appears to be an archival binder. The newspaper is titled "Boston Evening Transcript" and contains a section called "Resorts—Tr" (likely "Travel").

The article is about social programs and activities at various hotels, featuring resorts in Augusta and Palm Beach. It includes headings such as "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA" and references social gatherings, bridge games, tea events, and other leisure pursuits. The text indicates that these activities take place in elegant Southern settings.

An accompanying black-and-white photograph shows people seated outdoors under umbrellas at a resort. The background features an ornate building with arched windows, palm trees, and social activity in a relaxed environment.

The paper appears aged, with a yellowish patina characteristic of older publications. The clipping is bordered by the binder’s black edges, preserving its historical content.