The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-10
DAYS DOING At
STATE CAPITAL
TECH STUDENTS RoWoY IN THE
ATREs-2s,oOO ATLANTA Chill
DREN IN SCHOOL.

Atlanta, Sept. S.-The, Atlanta the
atregoers, backed by the sentiment of
the theatrical management have arts
en- in vigorous protest against the re-
sumption of the rowdyism usually led
by Georgia Tech students, which has
Kept the galleries in an uproar on so
many occasions.
When the Atlanta theatre opened
last week the management through no
fault of its own didn't get its gallery
policemen in time, and the noise was
shameful. Occasionally other people
join in the distu1 oance, but the pre-
vailing sense for several years past
has been that the Tech boys are the
ringleaders, and following the scenes
of last week the edict has gone out
that they have to behave themselves.
The theatrical season this year
promises to be brilliant one. Among
the attractions already dated for the
Atlanta theatre during this month
are The Old Homestead, The Con-
fession, Naughty Marietta, Field
Minstrels, Mutt and Jeff, The Rose
Maid, Alma, Where Do You Live, and
the Quaker Girl.
BrenaI Opens.
Atlanta, Sept. 9-The opening of
the fall session at Brenau College on
Thursday, September IL, will witness
some wonderful evidences of the
prouth md cnroa DINE c,,,+ oe od,,oo
tional work in Georgia. Brenau has
grown year after year until it has
brought fame to this state not only as
one of the finest schools for young
women in the South but one of the
finest in America. A new building set
apart entirely for the music depart
ment; new infirmary in a separate
building; handsome chapter house
for the, Phi Mu Sorority; new admin
istrative offices; thousands of new
pictures collected from the ends OF
the earth TO adorn the walls of the in
suu ticn-hnese are just few of the
i'm lcvemenhs that have come in this
tne year.
MdnY DtStk'SNlSiSO NtSttOtos
Atlanta, septA. "a distingt ished
gatheri 3 of GeArgians attended the
dedicatory serviceA at the new Druid
Hills Methodist \church yesterday
morning when Bishop War; en' A
Crndler consecrated THAT edifice to the
woix of the Lord DR.. James f. Die
key conducted the evening ser 'ices
fhe churcl is modelled after the &c
'onial style, with front supported 10y
Corinthian columns, and adds love-
~ feature to the beautiful DRUID H.i!'
landscape with its rolling green hills
wide boI'cvards and frequent aifoN es
IN the loft CT the church hans, fh'
old bell which for generations pas
has called the citizens of Atlanta L
worship in Old Trinity church. TIT
organ was partly paid for by Andre =
Carnegie
$4,000 School Children.
Atlanta, Sept 9.-Over $4,000 At
lanta public school children respond
ed when the bells rang this IN rniug
after having hung silent since last
June. This attendance for the frs.
day break. all previous record Zoe At
lanta. aLst year the number approx
mated $1,000.
Wants Divorce After One Week.
Atlanta, Sept. 9.-Mrs. E. c. kirk
patrick, pretty girl who has been
married only one week,rues her ch:!a-
hood romance and already wants. a
divorce. She was Miss Thelma Reese
and says she was worried into marry
ing him by his assiduous attentions.
Mrs. kirkpatrick looks scarcely more
than 16 years of age.