Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Carly would be a charming Little
Miss Muffett," and l should love to see
Marsh Adair as Tom, Tom, the Pr
per's Son" Helen Dargan could be
Mary, Mary. Quite Contrary" be-
cause she has the sweetest DISPOSE
ton in the world. 1 should be afraid
to suggest this to some of the girls
cat" that l ami
II Gene Haynes should attend the
party Little Boy Blue" would be
quite in his line, and as Little JACK
Horner who sat in the corner and
talked about what a big boy am l.
there's no one but Lamar Hill who
could I'll the part
The Old Woman Who Lived in a
Shoe and had so many chill" I'll
leave that to anybody who wants II.
But "Humpty Dumpty" should by all
means be Joe Brown Connally and
Eugene Kelly might be the fierce and
foolish Fee, Fl, Fo, Fun" IL he could
borrow false mustache and a sword
By the law Of contraries Mrs. Robert
Maddox. the soul of hospitality, should
come as Mother Hubbard" for her
cupboard. you may be sure, will never
be bare. And how about Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Paine as Jack Spratt" and his
wife. or Annie Lee Mckenzie and
Milton Dargan as Jack and jill"
Jim" DIckey might impersonate "Ole
King Cole. the Merry Old Soul" and 7
can just see Clarence Knowles as
Little Tommy Tucker, who sang for
his suppe-." q wonder IL he would
ever get any, If songs only would
purchase his food?) AS Queen Of
Hearts" I quite fancy Harriet Call
houn. or Mrs. Mitchell King. or Mrs.
Charles T. Hopkins. orwell. we
should have to have several Queens
Of Hearts'-that's surei
II PRETTY compliment to Misc
n Jessie Wilson, the daughtersot
the President, whose engaN-
ment has just been announced. has
Just been paid by Miss Blanche New
In, the soulptress. Miss Nevin's neph-
ew. Franklin B. Sayre, is the fortu-
nate fellow who is to make Miss Jes.
sic the thirteenth White House bride
Miss Nevin's tribute to Miss Wilson
is in the form Of song. Here arc
two verses OF IL:
Fling the door open and stofn1 the
gate toide,
Welcome the entering feet of the
bride,
Eager the groom on the threshold
stands
Holding his arms and his outstretched
hands:
Blessed are you Uho true lore toin-
Jessie; come In; come in.
In heat Of summer, IN tCinter's cold.
This root shall shelter young or old,
Come real, come noe, whGte'er be-
tide,
Pain to palm and side by side.
Into the house of pour true loUe's kin,
Jessie, come in; come in.
Miss Nevin has our sincere connpl-
ments on her poem. It is a gracious
tribute TO gracious young lady.
HE amusing choice of Jessie VIII
son in choosing a second edi-
ton Of her father. regarding
personal appearance. for her husband
has served to remind Atlanta that
one of our popular bachelors is so
much like the President he might
easily win one of the Wilson girls
should the two remaining ones have
the same preference as had Jessie for
that kind Of a face. q hope this is
not lese majeste,) I herewith extend
the tip for what 1t is worth to the
Atlanta edition of the President OF
course, you all know, to whom re-
fer. Anyway, he is one of the Capt.
tai City Club men. popular socially
and professionally, has lived the sin
gle life long enough, and through the
years has fiirted as man was meant
to firt. Now, l will say no more,
lest this paragraph degenerate into
one of those guessing contests for
which the reward is a bottle Of patent
medicine to the bright young person
giving the name of famous French
Emperor, who would stay put" and
whose name was "N-p-l-o-n"
IT is just possible that Atlanta may
have a royal visitor in the future
Dispatches from abroad tell us
that the Prince of Monaco is about to
pay another visit to the United
States, in his yacht L'Hirondelle.
in search Of investments for his enor-
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