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The Atlanta Constitution,

Saturday, 20th December 1913,

PAGE 7, COLUMN 1.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Van Harlingen left yesterday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Van Harlingen's father in La Porte, Ind.

They will visit in Chicago and Cleveland before returning home.

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Mrs. Mc Craw, of Milledgeville, is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Harris.

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Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kneip leave Sunday for New York, where they will make their home.

They will stop over in Washington for Christmas.

Until their departure from Atlanta, they will be at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Collier.

*** Miss Helen Potts is the guest of Mrs.

Irving in Athens.

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Mr. William H. Black, of New York, will arrive tomorrow to spend the holidays with his mother.

*** Mrs. Richard P. Brooks returned yesterday to her home in Forsyth.

*** Dr. and Mrs. E. L.

Connally, Mrs. Luther Z. Rosser, Mrs. Harris Jones, Miss Sallie Eugenia Brown, Miss Lizzie Mc Auley and Mr. Elijah Brown, who have been spending the past two weeks in Panama, returned to the city yesterday.

*** Mrs. Horatio L. Crankshaw and her sons, John Hamilton and Charles Weir Crankshaw, will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Lucius T. Nichols at Chester, S. C.

*** Professor and Mrs. A. B. Bryan and children will be the guests of General and Mrs. William A. Wright for the holidays.

*** Miss Helen Patterson, of Staunton, Va., who is the guest of Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown, will leave Monday for a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Edward Newell, in Chattanooga.

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Mrs. B. M. Boykin will entertain this afternoon at a tea at her home in Ansley Park in compliment to her sister, Miss Christine Barnard, of San Francisco, and Miss Marie Dinkins, who returned this week from Chevy college for the holiday.

*** Mrs. Anne H. Fletcher, of Oldham, England, is the guest of her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Oldham, for the winter.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Winship left last week for their winter home at Sarasota Springs, Fla.

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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Morrow announce the birth of a son, who has been named R. C. Morrow, Jr., at the home of Mrs. S. H. Askey, on Merritts avenue, Mrs. Morrow was Miss Medora Askew before her marriage.

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Mr. J. C. Rushin has left for Havana, Cuba, where he will be joined soon by Mrs. Rushin.

They will make their home in Havana.

*** Miss Marie Dinkins returned yesterday from Chevy Chase college.

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Mrs. W. F. Dykes will return Tuesday from New York, Miss Helen Dykes will spend the holidays in Baltimore with friends.

After the holidays Miss Dykes will return to school.

*** Mrs. and Mrs. C. H. Cromer are in Sarasota City, Fla., for the winter.

*** Mr. Desha Pickett, of Chicago, will spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pickett.

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Miss La Grange Cochran, of Rome, will arrive on the 27th to be the guest of Miss Louise Couper.

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As Dr. Belk could not secure a home in Gainesville, Ga., until January 1, he and his family will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Scott, 25 Gordon place, during the holidays.

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Miss Mary Thurston will return from Columbia college today to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Congdon.

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Mr. Pat Dinkins will return today for the holidays from Sewanee.

PAGE 7, COLUMN 3

CHI PHIS BANQUET TONIGHT AT TERRACE

Redoubtable Bob Mc

Whorter

Will Vis

With Jack Slaton

For the Honors.

Great preparations are being made for the eleventh annual dinner of the Chi Phi Alumni association, which is to be held tonight at the Georgian Terrace hotel.

The dinner will be strictly informal, and a large number of alumni are expected to attend.

It is planned to make the affair the most brilliant dinner in the history of the association.

General Peter W. Meldrim, representing the Chi Phi Alumni association of Savannah, has signified his intention of being present.

Judge Hamilton Mc Whorter, of Athens, and his son, Bob Mc Whorter, the All-Southern and All-American half back, will be among the guests of honor.

Among the prominent members of the Chi Phi association, are L. Z. Rosser, Eugene R. Black, Eugene Mitchell, Governor John M. Slaton, Judge H. E. W. Palmer, Judge Nash R. Broyles, Dr. Frank K. Boland, John W. Grant, Arnold Broyles, Walter T. Colquitt and Thomas W. Connally.

All local Chi Phis who wish reservations, have been asked to communicate at once with John T. Dennis, secretary and treasurer of the association.

PAGE 8, COLUMN 7

ATTORNEYS WILL FILE SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEFS

Both Sides in Frank Case

Claim Willful Distortion of Facts by Other.

Attorneys for Leo M. Frank declared Friday that they were preparing a supplementary brief to be presented to the supreme court calling the attention of the court to portions of Solicitor Hugh Dorsey's argument and brief which they declare to be glaring mis-statements and misrepresentations.

It is asserted that the solicitor misrepresented the time when the slip was taken out of the clock by Frank the morning after the murder of Mary Phagan.

The solicitor claims that this slip never reached the authorities, while the defense holds that this assertion is a willful misrepresentation of the evidence.

Other points made by the solicitor in his argument and brief will be taken up and subjected to criticism on the part of the defendant's lawyers.

Mr. Dorsey said that he, too, would ask permission to file a supplemental brief.

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