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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

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during the week at a birthday party at
her home in Sutherland terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones have
gone to New Orleans for a week.
Miss Nettie Bates, of Columbus, who
has returned after spending the sum
mer in North Carolina, and Miss Clara
Martin spent the weekend with Mrs
Charles Martin.
Mrs L. l. Williams Is Commissioning
from her recent illness and is at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Ivey.
Mrs. J. P Downing will return home
shortly after spending some time with
her daughter in Jacksonville.
Miss Lola Buchanan continues Ill at
her home In Sutherland terrace.
Or and Mrs. j. l. Armstrong and
family have left for their home in Nash
VILE.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Hutcheson, of
Jacksonville, announce tho birth OF q
son. Mrs. Hutcheson was formerly
Miss Ellen Downing, OF Kirkwood
Mrs LeDoyne, of Augusta, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Edward
Carlyon, for the summer, has returned
home
An interesting meeting OF the Civic
League was held on Tuesday afternoon
Reports we're read by the delegates to
the State Federation and Mrs. Y. II.
Shearer gave talk on Panama
Miss Cora Sullivan and John l. Sui
Ivan have returned from a visit to
West End
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Oakland City

"A ISIS INEZ THOMASSON enter.
tanned number OF her friends
Saturday night at a possum
hunt About thirty-five guests were
present
Mrs NJ W. Almand entertained at
spend-the-day party Thursday in com
niimpnt to Mrs + D. Letson, OF lAt-
tie Rock the guest Of Mrs L. p. CraW,
ford Mrs. Almand's guests lnclnded
Mrs. I,etson, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. r. =.
Hoge, Miss Irma Hoge and Mrs W. T.
Griffin $1,000 49,,
Miss Jewel TilIman has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Virginia;
Miss L.ollie Belle Ward entertained
the members of her Sunday School class
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Upshaw were
the guests Of Mrs. / n Ragsdale the
past week.
Misses Mary and Miriam Conner were
the week end guests Of Miss lnez Thom-
asson. .-,se
in Gainesville during the Baptist state
Convention. -. ~, i.
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. e. upchurch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

TIIOO RVu LIlZuDCIIl MIG Who on
Tuesday evening becomes the bride of Mitchell Albert Nevln
Patton of the city Miss King the prettest of
the autumn brides
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

A1ISS MIRIAM sMITHDEAL left on
Saturday for Griffin. where she
will spend several weeks as the
guest Of Miss Newton.
DR. j. G. Patton spent several days in
Rome this week.
Misses Gene and Katherine Glenn en-
tertained at a pretty Halloween party.
Mrs Ruth Cramer. of Carrollton, was
the recent guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Mack.
guest of her daughter. Mrs. NJ. l.. Mack.
Mrs Merrett Moorehouse and Master
Dutton Moorehouse, of Chicago. are the
guests of Miss Cora Graves.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyt erian church enjoyed a delight
ful Halloween entertainment in the
church parior on Monday evening.
Miss Anna Patton left on Monday to
visit friends in Naldosta
Little Miss Elizabeth Stallings cele-
brated her fourth birthday with party
on Friday afternoon.
Miss Eva Towers was hostess for the
Young Ladies Sewing Club on Friday
Miss Nolan. Of Rome, was the recen;
kuest OF Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Wilson.
Miss Rebecca Gambler. who hae spent
two weeks as the guest of her sister,
Mrs Lewis Wilds. OF Fayetteville, n. c.
returned home on Monday
An event of Friday afternoon was tho
5 o'clock tea given by Mrs Charles l..
Wicker. Mrs. W Il. Richards, Mrs. r.
NJ Lightfoot and Mrs Johnson. Those
who assisted in the entertaining were
Mrs H. G. Hastings, Miss Adelaide Ev-
erhart, Mrs. r. b Ridley Mrs Lewis
Estes and Mrs. Manning Goldsmith,
Misses Lula Sans, Mary Beal and Clara
Weekes assisted in serving.
Miss Nell Gambler entertained the
Sewing Club at a pretty Halloween par
~. Those present were Misses Miriam
smithdesl Eva Towers, Fannie Rae
BachmRn. Ethel Coffee, Sara Terrell,
Elizabeth Mack. Mr.. and Mrs John
scott. Hugh Trotti. Roy Hendee Rob
ert McIarty Scott Gambler John Mo
Cielian and Robert Ramspeck.
The Campfire girls enjoyed q Hailow-
cen party at the home of Misc Lois
Brooks
Mrs. J A Montgomery chaperoned
party of girls 10 Stone Mountain on Sat
urday to witness the football game be-
tween Donald Fraser and Stone Noun
tain. In the party were Miss Mary
Nell Montgomery. Miss Katie Hous-
ton Miss Celeste Bridshaw, Miss Emma
Hunt and Miss Jane Hamilton
Mrs J. G Patton Is the guest Of rels-
tives at Acworth
Mrs M s Moore and Miss Mary
Moore spent q few days last week as the
guests Of friends at College Park
Mrs J r. Van Valkenburg was host
ess Of the Bridge Club on Thursday
afternoon.
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College Park
\ 1Rs. s f. COOPER Is visiting rel e.
atives In Baltimore.

n n tts. +. r.. COOPER Is visiting rel
atives In Baltimore.
Mrs T. T. Bobbett is spending
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. W. A
Sharpe on West Cambridge avenue.
Mrs. Philip Townsend and children
have returned from a visit 10 Green's
boro.
Mira. Leonard Schoeller and son are
Mrs, Il. w. Martin entertained a num-
Der of young people at Halloween
house party, her guests being Misses
Conyers and Allen, of Greenville. s. c.;
Miss Whitaker, OF Atlanta, and Addi-
son Martin Douglas Lyle, Y. D. Allen.
G. u. Woodward, Eugene CaverlY and
Gartreli Webb.
The Sewing Club was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Miss Mary Gray
Mrs. Proctor and. young daughter,
Lula, Of Covington. are visiting Mrs
Henry Harris
Mrs Alfred Murrell entertained the
Thursday Morning Domino Club at
luncheon.
Mrs Archibald Davis. Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Thompson. of Atlanta, were guests
ciety of the Presbyterian Church Mon
day afternoon
The Woman's Society OF the Meth
odist Church gave a reception to The
new members last week.
An instructive program was present
ed by the Womans Club at the regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. George b, Flndlay entertained at
luncheon Tuesday for Mrs Oscar Pal
mour and the members OF the Chrysan-
themum Club.
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Bessie Tiff

= ORSiTH, Nov. s.--The Clionian So
| ciety has presented the drama.
THE Broken Engagement" The
play held AN added interest from the
fact that 1t was written by former
member OF the society. Miss Kathleen
Morris.
A social event OF the week was the
reception given the members OF the ia
cully by Mrs, L. NJ Napier
The second faculty recital OF the year
was given on Monday by Miss Fulghum
NoiSe, and Professor Thickstun. plano.
The Juniors entertained the faculty
and student body at a bciated Hal,
ioween party. Special features Of The
entertainment We're the sideshoySs
winch included The Han of Fame. ="
.Old Plantation Songs The Newly
WEEDS, Nut and Jem." Marathon
Races The shows gave evidence ~
much ingenuity and originality among
the Juniors. y salad course was servsd
al the conclusion Of the program.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
LUCY Cobb

" THENS, Nov. S--rhe Bach Club OF
y Lucy Cobb Institute was enter
tanned at the home OF Miss Kath-
.ylne Morton, a number OF other Lucy
cobb girls. besides the members OF the
club being invited, A delightful pro
gram was carried out the composer
studied being Handel Misses Reid,
Noise and Brown read papers on his
Hfe and works Miss Lucille Peacock
sang a solo and Miss Mary Noise and
Mrs John Morris rendered one Of
Handles compositions. Refreshments
were served and Halloween sports were
The faculty OF Lucy Cobb gave the
girls a Halloween dance In the gym
uasium The Gym" was appropriately
terms. grinuing pumpkin heads and pots
over which grim witches were bend
ing All the assemhlage were ROBBED in
sheets. while the faculty wore as
token Of their insignia hlack-cat faces
During the intermissiun refreshments
We're served by some Of the younger
cats" Every one entered into the
"spooky' spirit OF Halloween and the
Bfair was a success
In the blue parlor at ucy Cobb the
following program was rendered by pu-
pills OF Misses Desha and Willis
Morning Promenade, Behr-Miss
Susan SCudder.
Hungarian Dance" Estsrhszy Miss
Dot Haselton,
Fly Purcell-AIiss kachel Nunnally
spinning Song, Lichner-Miss Mar
saret Morton.
Brown
''Tenswsiss," Erik Meyer Heluuna-
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erary Club was organized. The follow
ing officers were elected: Miss katherine
Dawes, president; Miss Essie Schuess-
Ter, vice president, and Miss Bronuie
May Tanner secretary and treasurer
ON Thursday afternoon Professor John
Townsend Sinnett's music class gave a
recital
on Friday evening In the auditorium
piano recital WAS given by Miss lone
PetermRn and Miss Ethel Haycraft. as
sistants TO Mr. Peffercorn
Inc senior class Of Brenau College
has issued invitations for an at~ home
on Wednesday November rs. 10 meet
the junior class.
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> Kathleen Hudson.
Mrs @. D. Gardner. who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Rob
ertson. left Wednesday for her home IN
Miss Mary satterdeld, OF Rockmart,
is visiting Mrs. w. 4. Wright.
Miss Irene Smith entertained 20
Young people at a Halloween party at
her home on Chattahoochee avenue
Mr.. and Mrs w NJ. Standish have
returned from ar extended visit through
the West, and will be at home for the
winter with Mrs. NJ r. Perryman on
Ware street.
Mrs Willie Wright Jones, OF Coving-
ton. Is the guest Of relatives in East
Point.
Mrs. r L. Smith entertained at a
spend the day party on Tuesday, her
guests including Mrs p II. orr, Mrs.
i. n Brown and Mrs. w. n. Carroll.
Mrs. w A. Wright and Mrs. Ruth
Wright, of Rome, are visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Barneld have
moved 10 East Atlanta
Miss Male Shepard viii return this
week from Cuthbert, where she was a
delegate TO the State Federation OF
WOmen's Clubs and from Pelham,
where she visited her sister
The East Point Woman's Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms on Main street
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. J, T. Settle is III at their
home on Cleveland avenue,
The Woman's Club VIII repeat the
old Maids Convention" on Thursday
evening az the City Hall.
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East Point

4 Ass GLADYS RHODES. Of Athens,
was the week-end guest of Miss
Kathleen Hudson
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Decatur

A1ISs MIRIAM sMITHDEAL left on
Saturday for Griffin, where she
viii spend several weeks as the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Newman

A IEWNAN, Nov. S.-Mrs Robert Mat
IN tox entertained her bridge club on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Frances Arnold entertained at a
small bridge party on Tuesday evening
Miss Eleanor Barrett entertained
party.
Miss Grace Davis has gone to
Wayuesboro TO be an attendant at the
wedding of Miss Marian Thomas 10
Hugh Worth, of Atlanta.
on Thursday evening Of last week
Miss Elizabeth May Holmes was mar
ried to j. r. McCalla at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Holmes.
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kirRWOOd

MRS. B. b. ADAMS entertained her
bridge club last week Mrs. f c
Houston entertained the club
Friday afternoon AZ her home in West
End,
Miss Cleou WflinEham entertained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
Mccall Patterns for April
on Sale.

stand behind the janitors in thei- &C.
mands.
A few of the things objected TO by the
ianitors are caring for dogs, cats snd
other household pets, running errands.
moving pianos and taking up rugs and
mending furniture without extra pay
While other union men work eight
and ten hours day said Quesse. the
ianitor has to be ready for the cali of
duty twenty-four hours OF the day ard
seven DAYS of the week We are every
hodv,s servant. We must know how to
do everything about the house, from reg
ulating the furnace TO hooking up a
womans party dress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17

1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
MARTIAL SPIRIT QU1CKENs.
French Youth Cheer Troops, Social
lists Denounce Army Plan.

PARIS, March 17.-The new military
spirit dominated a quarter of million OF
Frenchmen, who yesterday surrounded
the reviewing field at Vincennes, where
10 GOO troops saluted President Poincare.
throughout the great assemblage groups
of young men chanted for three years OF
not unlike an American college yell.
In other quarters of Paris large anti
militarist meetings were held by socialists.
The favorite cry at these gatherings was
an exhortation to spit upon the three
Counters occurred when nlilitarists tried
to prevent the display of the red flag.
Several persons were injured and many
arrests were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS QUARREL.
Georgian Kills His Sweetheart, Then
Commits Suicide,

MACON, Ga, March Nv. p. Mize of
Sylvester. Ga, yesterday shot and killed
Miss Clinnie Hall of Gordon. Ga, and
then committed suicide The two had been
engaged. but had quarreled Saturday. and
the tragedy resulted when Mize called at
the girls boarding house yesterday seek
ing reconciliation.
Several witnesses saw MiZe fire four
times at the girl, and fled as he turned
the revolver upon himself. Miss Hall.
twenty years of age, was a student in a
local business college. and Mize. a travel
ing salesman, came to Georgia two years
ago from Springfield L. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
JOSEPH F. WILSON DEAD
AT HOME IN EVANSVILLE
Funeral Services Tomorrow, Inter
ment in Congressional Cemetery.
Progressives to Meet.
.ial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
EVANSVILLE. March II, 1913.
Joseph Frank Wilson. f1fty-seven years
old, died early yesterday morning at the
home of n c. Darnell, Columbia avenue
where he had been living since the death
of his wife few months ago. Thursday
evening Wilson was found in stupor
in the vacant house on Melrose avenue
living on mattress in the room where
his wife died. An empty bottle that had
contained laudanum was found by his
side. He was aroused and walked to the
home of Mr.. Darnall, about 800 yards dis
tant. Friday morning he was found In
an unconscious condition and remained
so until early Sunday morning, when he
died.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
roornine at Mr.. DarnalIs residence. Rev.
Father Dolan, pastor OF ut. jerome
Catholic Church, officiating. The inter-
ment will be in Congressional cemetery,
Washington.
George Sunday Victim of Pneumonia
George Sunday, nineteen years old, died
Saturday evening at the home of his par
ents in Tuxedo, Prince Georges county,
after an illness Of about four days or
pneumonia. Funeral services We're held
this morning at his late nome. inter-
ment was in f'oreSt Lake ccmetoty Hooi
Suitland, Md.
G. B. Timanus of Laurel, brother OF
former Mayor Timanus of Baltimore. has
issued call to the progressives IN Prlnce
Georges county to select one delesate
from each Of the nineteen districts In
the county to represent the county IN the
statewide convention of progresSlves TO
be held in Baltimore Wednesday, March 70.
The stockholders of the HyattsVflie
Building Association have elected FORMER
State Senator Charles A. Wells president;
George NJ Smith vice president. X y.
White secretary and Charles IL. Welsh
attorney These officers with Francis
Gasch, C. G. Heitmuller, George II. Ian
hardt, c. D. Mecutcheon and J: r. Licn-
liter, constitute the board of directors.
The latter elected c. A. NJ. Wells attor-
ney The board of directors declared
sem-annual dividend of per cent
Church Elects Trustees.
The congregation of the Hyattsv1lle
Presby Church has elected the fol-
lowing board of trustees to serve for one
year: W. p. Magruder, K Chestnut.
William A. Shepherd, William A. Brooks
and Vernon Fiske. Mrs. F. p. MacNeh
was elected organist Mrs. w Shep,
herd assistant. organist. Mrs. Howard
Orr choir director and Mr.. w. A. Shep-
herd assistant choir director.
rrhe annual meeting OF the Sunday
school followed the session OF the con-
gregation, at which Is. j. Whsle was
elected superintendent. James l.. King
assistant superintendent. Mrs. Charles H.
Frame treasurer. Clifton. King secre-
tary, Fred Magruder assistant secretary;
Mrs A. T. Hanson organist, Mrs. James
7. King treasurer of the Mcilvane mis-
sion band and Mrs. C. e. Siple president
primary department.
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raney's letter had convinced him there
was an element of doubt as to his guilt,
and he has instructed District Attorney
Whitman to investigate the condemned
mans story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17

of any connection with such a story lie
believes that the article, which originally
appeared in the Paris newspaper l. In
transigeant, is an absolute invention
According to this paper. the French
government learned January IL that Ger
many had asked Italy If she could be
ready to join with Germany and Austria
in such a campaign. The source of the
French governments information was
said to be IAN eminent Italian politician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
JANIToRS REGISTER KICK. y
Appeal to Chicago Federation for
Defined Duties and Hours.

CHICAGO. March 1.-Two thousand
union janitors. through their business
agent. Edward Quesse, yesterday ap-
pealed TO the Chicago Federation OF Ia
hor for a regulation of their duties and
hours OF work. QIessc said tina. the
snitors tcr long have been handy ,Ce9''
eDout the house, and that IL was time
they had relief The federation voted 10
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LUZZATI ISSUES DENIAL.
Did Not Inform French of Move
meat of Triple Alliance.

ROME, March 17.-Luigi Luzzati. for
mer premier and former minister of the in
terror, who is mentioned in the French
press as the Italian politician who in
formed the French government of the
secret note between members of the triple
alliance regarding the Inauguration of a
campaign in October, 1913, to end the
general uneasiness in Europe by decisive
action, has issued an emphatic denial
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TWO MEN ARE HELD
FOR G|TELS0N SHOOTING
Third Individual, Who Loan
ed Revolver Used on Grocer,
Is Detained as Witness.

| Frank Adams. colored. twenty years
/! old. residing at 1246 1st street southwest.
| is held by the police as the assailant of
Morris GiteIson, grocer at $50 I'd street
southwest, who was shot through the left
lung Saturday night by one of two color
ed men, who are alleged to have enter
ed the store to commit a robbery.
James Rollins. colored, thirty-six years
old who gave his address as 1858 Nolan
court southwest is under arrest also as
! an accomplice, 1t being alleged that he is
the one who first entered the store and
made purchases.
Both prisoners, the police say, admit
their connectios with the affair. and VIII
liam Dean, colored, thirtysiN years old,
who says he loaned Adams the revolver
with which the grocer was shot. is held
as material witness.
South Washington policemen and sew
| eral members of the detective corps sue
ceeded early yesterday morning IN ar
| resting the trio. Adams was arrested at
his home, where, the, police say, an az
| legged murderer was arrested several
years ago. He made feeble effort to
escape from the house when he reaHzeo
the police were after him. the ponce say,
| but when Detective Cornwell threatened
| to shoot him if ne he quietly sur
rendered.
| Adams had blood stains on his face ana
clothing when arrested. He had lost MS
cap while struggling to release hlmseli
from Gitelson and his wife, and PRECINCT
| Detective klendienst had learned that ne
| had gone to the house of woman
| friend and asked that she purchase MN
| a hat She refused to make the purchase
| When placed under arrest ADAMS reIuseu
| to make any statement, and when he got
/ on the street he expressed surprise at the
statement that Gitelson had been sno.
/ Il didn't know | shot him. he is said
| to have remarked.
| Trio Identified by Mrs. Gitelson.
| Rollins was arrested later and locked
up. Mrs Giteson saw the prisoners at
the police station and identined them as
| the men who had participated IN the
shooting. Later Adams was taken TO the
hospital and seen by the wounded men,
| I'm not going to tell any lie about Il,
| the prisoner stated as he approached the
wounded mans bed; Il shot him.
| Both prisoners, the police say, admit
| they planned to rob Gitelson. RoiilIs
entered the store and obtained ciga-
rette. He returned and purchased pair
of socks. and it was then that ADAMS
| followed and started the trouoie INA.
ended in the shooting
| Dean was arrested shortly before noon
Yesterday He said the revolver plckeo
I'm i'm front of Gitelson's store belonged
| to him. He had loaned the weapon 10
| Adams. he stated, but had no idea that
| he wanted to use it in the perpetratioh
IF robbery The prisoners are being
| held at the fourth precinct station 10
await the result of Gitelson's wouno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
Two Burn to Death in Hotel Fire.

LOCkPORT, n. Y, March 1.-TWO
men were burned 10 death early yester-
day In fire of mysterious origin that
destroyed the Ten Brock House at Will
son, summer resort on Lake Ontario.
The dead men are James Langton of
Lockport. guest at the hotel, and Dan
lei O'Bryne. sixty-fve the hotel hostler
Other guests and employees had narrow
escape Langton and O'Bryne were over
come in their rooms before aid could
reach them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
Made Personal Appeal.

Although he had repeatedly declared he
would not interfere with the case, Gov.
Suizer was moved to act by personal
appeal from the condemned man. Null
raney sent him a special delivery letter
saving he was 1.-The victim Of the under
worlds code Of honor which condemns
a "suuealer" The convict asked for an
opportunity to produce new evidence
which he declared would prove his in
nocence. In statement issued In Al
bany the governor explained that Null
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-17
Committees Meet Tomorrow.

The committee on law and legislation
of the Chamber OF Commerce will meet
at noon tomorrow. Several matters which
have been referred to this committee for
will be considered. The
conventions committee will meet at ]
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.