Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-06
JULIUS L. BROWN
CALLED TO REST AFTER
A LONG ILLNESS
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Burr council, No. IS, r. and s. NJ. Ma
sons.
Past emminent commander Couer de
Loen commandery No 4 K. P.
Noble Yaarab N. A. o. NJ. s.
Past exalted ruler Atlanta lodge, No
rs, b. p. o. r..
MR.. BROWNS FAMILY.
Mr.. Browns wife was Miss Fannie
G. Fort. of Macon, whom he married
early in IL. Two children were born
to them.
Elizabeth Gresham Brown, who died
in infancy and the lovely and gifted
Miss Martha Brown, of tender MEM
DRY.
Mr.. Brown was a prince of en-
tertainers, having as his guests
some of the most distinguished persons
of the time. Grover Cleveland sat at
his table in a chair once used by Ma
poleon, and ate from a cloth taken
from the table of the Inflated Maxi
MILAN. Collecting curios was Mr.
Browns favorite pastime His home
was fitted out as museum, and
for his collection of relics from extensive
travels he was frequently offered very
large sums.
He had one OF the most remarkable IL
history and works of art. Among his
valuable possessions was the original
manuscript of Lallah Rookie, which he
recently presented to northern library
His home, one of the most princely man
sions in the south, built after the style Of
the French chateau, is a museum OF the
marvelous-the rare and the beautiful
collected from all quarters of the globe
His miniatures, etchings, historical prints,
gems, coins, china from royal palaces
and other articles OF vertu are too nu-
merous to mention.
Among his intimate friends he numbered
the late Joseph jefferson, oliver Wendell
Holmes, Charles Dudley Warner and in
his youth at Harvard he enjoyed the in
innate companionship of Henry w. Long
fellow His splendid Inequalities are to
be recalled by many with pleasure. for
Mr.. Brown was a brilliant host and a
devoted friend
During Sunday a great many of Mr..
Browns friends went to the home to
look for the last time upon the face
that was once so familiar upon the
streets of Atlanta.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The funeral services will be held
with Masonic honors at the Second
Baptist church at o'clock Tuesday at
ternoon, DIR. John E. White officiatins
Members of the Georgia lodge No. 96,
F. ana A NJ, accompanied by an es-
cort from Couer de Lion Commandery
No. 4, knights Templar, and the Geor-
gia State Commandery, will attend in
uniform, and there will be an escort of
the knights Templar to the grave IN
Oakland cemetery.
The pallbearers will be as follows: DR..
Amos Fox, George Osburn, w. c. Sparks.
George Holiday, Fred Miles. Steve R.
Johnson.
The Georgia Commentary of knights
Templar has been called to meet in spe-
cial conclave for the purpose OF attend
ing funeral services in body. Prior to
the services at the church, which will be
held at $3.50 D. m, there will be private
observances for the family at a. m, at
the residence.
In addition to the honorary escort of
knights Templar, there will be an escort
Of Masons and an escort consisting of
the surviving cadets Of the Georgia State
Military Academy, at which Mr.. Brown
was a student They are as follows: L.
]. Hill. DR.. Paul Faver, George H. Holli-
day, H. H. Cabaniss, Joseph Scrutchins,
John NJ. Green, I. S. Shropshire, Robert
L. Rodgers, Dr. ]. S. Todd.
HONORARY ESCORT. '-'
The following notice has been issued
by President Alex w. Smith. of the At
lanta Bar association:
The following member of the Atlanta
Bar association are requested to join the
honorary escort at the funeral of our
deceased member, Hon. Julius L. Brown,
Tuesday afternoon, September s, at
p. m, at Second Baptist church: L. q.
Rosser, T. L. Bishop, Walter r. Brown,
John S. Gambler, H. L. Culberson, Ham
ilton Douglas, e. H. Fraser, c. D. Hill,
John L. Hopkins, q. ID. Harrison, George
Hillyer, Alex c King, c. T.. Ladson, Wal
ter McElreath, E. w. Martin, Lewis w.
Thomas, w. S. Thomson, John L. Tye,
T. p Westmoreland, H. c. Peoples, Eu-
gene r Black, Charles T. Hopkins, Ben
jamin j. Conyers, Willis NJ. Everitt,
George Westmoreland.
ALEX w. SMITH, President.
TO PREPARE MEMORIAL.
On motion of the president of the At
lanta Bar association, Judge j. T. PEN
dleton, of Fulton superior court, ap
pointed the following committee to pre-
pare memorial for Mr.. julius L. Brown
and report the same to the court as
usual. The committee is as follows:
Benjamin F. Abbott, Reuben Arnold, Sr.,
p. Fl. Brewster, A. H. Cox and w. r.
Hammond.