The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
She FOUND HER
SOUL AFFINITY
AFTER LONG HUNT
A SENSATIONAL CASE OF LOCAL
lNTEREST-FATHE OF BRIDE
SPENT WINTER HERE.
Miss cazzam Has s3,ooo,ooo, But
Takes Poor Engineer as Soul Mate,
Shown to Her in Dream in Pink
Room of House of Dreams.

member Simon Gazzam and DR.. and
Mrs. Gazzam, the Philadelphia mil
lionaires, who spent all of last winter
in Brunswick, stopping at the Ogle-
thorpe hotel. therefore they will be
interested in the sensational wedding
a few days ago of Miss Antointte
Gazzam, daughter of the millionaire
and sister OF the physician. The
papers for the past few days have
contained columns about her wedding,
and as the affair has a local connec-
tion, BrunsWickianS arc ilto"l 81 L.
Miss Antoinette Eliza 'e'2 }iaZz ~,
Cornwall, n. Y, and beIeNef IN SOUL
affinities," is now married to Charles
B. Calvin, an engineer on the New
York viaduct, who, she is sure, is her
honest-to-goodnes, positive, never-a-
sfladow-of-a 'soul mate" She
said afterward, The sublimest hope
and the dream that has permeated my
entire being since l was ID IL years
old has been fulfilled.
When the ceremony was over she
knelt at the feet of her psychically
discovered masculine counterpart
and in the presence of all the guests,
implanted two impressive kisses on
the 'ideal companion gloved right
hand. At the sight of this touching
incident, Hannah, the colored servant
sObbed aloud, and Rosalie, the East
Indian maid, had to support herself
on the shoulder OF Sarah, the jap
anese cook, to hide her silent tears.
One night early last spring, when
the leaves were just beginning to ap-
pear on the masses of the trees Oh
the House of Dreams" Gaz-
Zam slept in the pink room and which
chamber the young heiress had found
peculiarly propitious to her dreams
of psychic visitations.
That night she had vision of her
ideal; her astral spirits showed her
the ideal companion and masculine
counterpart" for whom she had been
longing so much that when she had
thought she had found him in Niblo
the Mystic, and had gone to the mans
wife and proposed she obtain a di
vorce and subsequently settled the
Woman's action for alienation of her
husband affections for $4,000.
The next morning after the vista
ton of the ideal one Miss Gazzam
called in Pinkerton detectives and
instructed them to find her the man
she described The detectives search
ed the world for him, regardless Of
expense and sent up hundreds of
candidates to show themselves and
be rejected as the wrong man at
"Traumerie.
One day when returning from Phil
adelphia by train she caught sight
of a man sitting in the day coacn as
she was leaving her parlor car. He
was the counterpart" Size TUNED
to rush to him, but she was trem
bling too much to move, and the train
went on and the masculine" soul was
lost before she could recover !
She sent at once for the Pinkertons
and told them to find that man for
her. They hunted, 'ut they hunted in /
vain.
Many weeks afterward when driy- /
ing near her home. she came again
upon the ideal one. He was work :
ing with a gang on the aqueduct :
within two miles Of "Traumeire, the 7
House of Dreams. But once again /
she was so overcome by trepidation |
that when she tried to speak she |
could not. Back at home she phoned .
to the detectives and told them to
find who the man was.
Two days later they told her he .
was Charles b. Calvin, poor en-
eineer. Miss Gazzam told them she /
did not care a whit if he were in
rags. ste could dress him in silks |
if she chose. They gave her Galyin's |
Bronx address, and she wrote to him
nd the wedding soon followed.