The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-11

yet q count, but he is the son of Count
Heeren of Paris and Biarritz He is
Mr.. Arturo Heeren. He met Miss
Wanamaker three years ago at Bar
rIfR, and when she returned to this
scaaniry he came over later, and the
szcquainfance was renewed. AT pres
ext AIiss Wanamaker is in France,
ira vanng with her grandmother Mrs.
John Wanamaker. The young lady is
quite chic and one of the most popu
saE girls Of Philadelphias best set.
NJ date has been set for the wedding.
Rspsrt has it that the. marriage will
take piace abroad, probably in the
yssarly autumn.
Miss Anna NJ Hey of Kansas City,
no, lis one hand typfst. She lost
She as now seventeen years of age
sSage began typewriting about seven
wrznTns age and has attained the aver
axe speed of seventy five words a min
ute She recently gave exhibitions Of
Ger work in show window In her
city.
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Princess Waldemar of Denmark,
wffe OF the youngest brother of the
1Eazg OF Denmark. Is virtually at the
aeaa or a large steamship company
~uz&keh she founded She has large
szkraz0r tattooed on one arm. She is a
esanyhter of the house of Orleans, and
her husband, Prince Waldemar, is
sUunanodore of the Danish navy. The
saruni son of the princess is attend
ing the naval academy in his country
s In order to fit himself for career
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The new superintendent of army
ssznrsss is Miss Jane A. Delano of New
1Ea<k city. She was recently appoint
ed ay President Taft and takes the
.apEaoe OF Miss d. II. Kinney, recently
sSessgned Miss sDelano was formerly
annnwintendent of nurses at the Belle
vzse hospital, New York city. She is
sEa president of the National Assoc
citation of Nurses. She viii assume
saer new duties early in the fall.
rssrssen Senator Nathan Bay Scott OF
West Virginia aud his wife are In
washington they live at hotel. AS
AErs- Scott is fond of the automobile
sazsz knows how, TO; handle car, her
1a.esaE life enables<her TO spend good
gs4aaal of her time In her handsome car.
sac was recently selected one Of the
hedges at a motor contest. Her ia
aszaiaritv with all the makes of mod
,sarR cars constitutes her an authority
asn this sort of transportation. and she
Eknosus when a car won't go just what
Eiae cause is.
Congress voted an appropriation fol
Rayarounds at the national capital
Ine women OF the city were dissatis
azna with the bill and started a move
zaxzmz Tor a public demonstration. A
day was set aside, and buttons bearing
s@hn words Il Am For Fairgrounds
aE III. Taft were sold at prices rang
ing from 10 cents to SO. The pro
reBais for the day amounted to $4,000
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j. dairy school has been established
ar Mrs. Robert Ware of Highland
4a1se, Mass. The course is for si2
weeks and includes the study of soils
1zesa, cows, the arrangement and re
Iazrenaents of dairy buildings, thu
sreghing, testing, bottling and trans
srsgtafion of milk and the study o.
Seeping milk sweet after its delivery.
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One hundred girls graduated from ;
amman school in Springfield, Mass.
xSsre dresses made by themselves. Tn,
soeE fell slightly under 81 for eacl
sscwn
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SIS ssorham Bacon of New Yorl
Ssayss.ras loaned vacant lot on Wash
ssa1e9a q Egh1s. overlooking the Hud
sw rIyer 10 be used as playground
sasep. zaae <ssialren % the npi~hhorhced
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