Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08

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lcaH tloccr.
FoHscd an around her, nor care
her glance.
said she irdS Sensible" "iciity," or
clcrcr''-
But whispered in secret she's too
fat to dance"
little nc thought she tcouid lire to
dcridc USF
That IRE should be asked to abaR-
don the floor
So she could crhibH Hetr dances de-
Hicd VS.
oRspondiag ,cith grace to the fer
iii, 'EHcUrci"
Hoe could nee guess she iCoud stoop
To dccciUc us.
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fdtP
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10 icdrc HS
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Noic she 'front.' cucH accept as 10 dance
ritb.
Takes her mcu partner trhorerer
she goes
cute Httic chap for mat roman 10
prdRce trih.
Bui am HeiC step that she cares for
ne LHors!
IN must be patent to most observers
by this time that the Queen OF
EDgland-not the King has pow
ers which well might cause jealousy
IN a Parliament All those who know
the inner history of the Leslie Mel
willie divorce case must be aware that
Brodericks suit was withdrawn for.
no other reason that that Queen Mary
so Willed It,
The foolish husband should have
known better than to name Earl fitz-
william as correspondent 1t is not
that me Earl himself would be dis
tuIbed-for the lady is one of the
most celebrated women In Europe Oh
the score of beauty and wit. But the
Earl is a court ornament. He has
been pointed out by Queen Mary as
model for the younger courtiers- His
manners have been eulogiZed his
dress has been made a criterion. ana
his character has been described by
the Queen herself as being the sort of
character which should distinguish
the entire court Queen Mary Is an
ardent reformer, She wants her court
10 be in fact as well as in name su-
perior to the lower social orders And
scandal is not less abhorrent TO Her
Majesty than the audible consumption
Of soup.
That Is why she frowned upon the
Leslie Melville divorce suit-beCause
il involved her model And so the
suit has been called off. Broderick
and his beautiful wife will be perma
iientlv separated, but by mutual
agreement rather than by decree. And
Earl FitzwilIiam. who has consistently
denied the existence of anything
more than platonic relations between
himself and the celebrated sleeping
beauty" win have his explanations
accepted az par But a whisper is
distinctly audible to him. and II coun-
sells him TO be bit more careful in
the future about appearances which
NAV be enormously interpreted.
HEAR that kingdom Gould, son
of the famous railroad man. is
coming to Atlanta soon on d
business trip that viii keep him here
several days An interesting bit of
news, indeed, especially To Joe Brown
Connally. who certainly win want to
meet MIN. 1t is "A pleasure that the
perspiCuous Joe Brown has long de-
sired
OF course. now you have guessed
that there is story behind Joe
Browns yearnng; it is an old story,
but always good, and they tell me
that the men at the clubs haven't
stopped laughing over il yet
Il was several years ago that a
our midst and announced himself as
Kingdom Gould He talked very
nicely indeed. and Joe Brown was inn
pressed-along with others, also TO
speak in absolute justice To- Mr. Con-
HallN What mattered it il his
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