Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
HIDE IN
WOODS; CAUGHT
Youthful Pair, Failing to Get
License Sunday, Found at
Night by Police.

Awaiting todays sunlight and an of
Ncial who might marry them. a fifteen
= Eear-old swain and his lady love one
year MS junior, played babes in the
woods !ast'night, but the hard hearted
county police found them in their syi-
van retreat hiding from the ire of OBJ
Jectlng parents, and sent them home,
Nhen the Youthful wooer called TODAY
10 claim his bride he found that her
mother had placed many miles of un-
romantic railroad track between their
happiness.
Six weeks ago pretty Vera Glozier
came to Atlanta from Natchez, Miss,
y to visit married sister at 161 Crew
street. With her came her mother,
Henry Thrasher was an errand boy
Tor L. w, Rogers, a grocer of 236 Capt.
y toI avenue, Each day he delivered
goods to the Crew street home. After
ne had looked into the eyes of the Mis-
slssippi miss for the first time he ran
his errands to this particular house
with quickened step
Plan to EIope on Sunday Fails.
Then began an ardent courtship eve7
If the sutton had to be received at the
back door instead of the parlor The
suit prospered. Vera Glozier began to
belleVe that all masculine worth was
wrapped up in Henry Thrasher.
~ The pair realized. however, that their
youthfulness probably would cause OBJ
lection to their marriage, but they
were unwilling to wait through a weary
waste Of time until passing years in
creased their age and gave them OPP
portunity to make life worth living
They planned an elopement. SUNDAY
was the day set, and Yesterday thew
Jared forth to seek a license They
oldnt know that public officials do not
work on Sunday and the ordinary's Of
flee was closed. They were grievouslv
disappointed when this situation con-
ffonted them.
Still they were determined. They
decided to wait until today. but feared
that their return home would cause a
collapse Of their plan They decided TO
stay out all night
Found on Banks of River
1t seemed ideally romantic to await
the day watching the swirling progress
of water to the great sea. They board
ed car and We've soon STUDYING the
beauties Of nature from the banks of
The Chattahoochee
There county policemen found them
The constabuarl could see no lust rea-
son why persons Of such tender years
should be camped on a river bank with
nothing to protect them from the night
air but the canopy Of heaven
They ordered the lovers to get back
to Atlanta. They obeyed, but planned
to meet early today, ana then once
more seek matrimony.
But when the Glozier girl got back
she could give no adequate account Of
where she had been spending the dav
and evening. The mother grew suspi
Cious
Mother Takes Girl Back Home.
The first train for Natchez. Miss.
leaves Atlanta at O'Clock in the morn
Ing. When it left today it carried
Vera Glozier and her mother on its
passenger list.
Henry Thrasher raged and tore his
hair in true lover fashion when he
found that for a while at least he will
have TO bear up under single blessed
mess. He even consulted the police
Under their advice, there was a ia
mlIiar face at the grocery again TODAY.
but his feet We're leaden as he delivered
his packages He carried none ia 1911
Crew street.