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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1912

Page

15

Lucy Hoke Smith towed by Lt. Austin R Simpson report

Washington April 26. Formal announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and Lieutenant Austin R. Simpson may be made soon, says The Washington Herald. Society circles, navy officials, and Congress are interested in the rumored engagement of the debutante daughter of Senator Hoke Smith.

Washington, D. C Lucy Hoke Smith Austin R. Simpson United States Navy Washington Herald the Herald Navy Congress Ena Lucy Hoke Smmith Hoke Smith Delaware

Opera gaieties continue with lavish social pages

Grand opera last night drew Georgia society to Atlanta with guests from Savannah Augusta Macon Albany Americus Columbus and Brunswick. Aftermath featured numerous parties at Capital City Club and Georgian Terrace. Miss McPheeters and Miss Meldrim among noted belles. Mrs Inman hosted tea for visiting sisters and social leaders. a large luncheon followed at Capital City Club with many prominent guests. The item details gowns guests and multiple teas, luncheons, and a charity club event amid opera festivities.

Atlanta Savannah Augusta Macon Albany Americus Colunmibus Brunswick Eldrim Johnson Imchester O'Neal Phinizy Wright Bothwel Charles Phinizy Robert F.eigen Montgomery Dabney Scoville Mc. Gonnigo Warren New Orleas Bond Fiorida Capital City Willam Lannon Peel Otto Hahn Atlanta Mu‘alc Festival Association Inman Samuel Inman Yeaterday Miss McPheetera Henry Inman Eo Bes Miss Alexander Meldrim Miss Johnson Kins Thornton Marge Driving Club Daniel Grant Memphis Miss Nesbitt Thompson John Merghant Sleten Ulric Atkinson Albert Thornton John Goddard Frank Calloway John K. Ottley Charles A. Conklin Duoty New York John Marshall Slaton Shepherd W. Foster Georgian Terrace W. H. Seymour Misa Seymour Charles Zirkle George Stuart

Memorial services for Titanic victims held by Rabbi Kieinfeld

Memorial services in front of the Titanic wreck site were led by Rabbi Kieinfeld at Beth Torah Aynagogue Washington and Clark Streets. A large audience heard tributes to the heroism shown on the wrecked ship and praised Mrs Isidor Straus for staying with her husband choosing death together. Rabbi Kleinfeld called the vow a monument to Jewish faith in marriage. Mrs Straus died in her husband’s arms, echoing the biblical Ruth.

Fronor Rabbi Kieinfeld Washington and Clark Streets Kieinfeld Mra Isidor Etraus Kleintéid Ruth

General Grant Is Laid To Rest

New York April 26 prominent public and military figures attended Major General Frederick D. Grant's funeral. The body was moved by caisson along a muffled drum line to a special train bound for West Point. Taft Sherman and General Wood distinguished guests with the Grant family in attendance.

New York Hfe Frederick D. Grant Cantacuzene Russia Cornelius the Centurion Governor's Island West Shore Forty-second Street West Point Taft Sherman Leonard Wood Grant A. 5. Grant Princess Cantacuzene Neilie Grant Sarforis Judge Honore Chicago Potter Palmer Samuel Fallows B. Smith Governor’s Island General Bliss Department of the East C. F. Hoe New York National Guard U. S. Grant Grand Army of the Republic Eneral Pet

Weightman Found Guilty of Manslaughter in El Reno Case

Maurice Weightman aged 18 was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in El Reno. He faces five years in the penitentiary for the murder of his brother in law Thomas J. Gentry in Oklahoma City on January 5. Mrs. Alverta B. Gentry received a life sentence. Jesse K. Mackey, who testified for the prosecution, will be released.

Weightman Oklahoma City Okla Maurice Weightman el Reno Thomas J. Gentry Alverta B. Gentry Jesse K. Mackey

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