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make their marks sometimes in the
presence of negroes whose penman-
ship is a source of pride to them and
humiliation to the uneducated white
man.
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leave late this week for their country
place, lelbarton. N Morrlstown. y. j.,
whore they will remain for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs " Lawrence Brees~ have
arrived from san Natou, cat to br pres
rnt a. IA" wedding cr Mrs Brees. 4. father,
Hamilton Fish, and Mrs Gustav Amsinck
which VIII lr celebrated early no Ni month
Mrs, Bree-c was formerly Mss Julia Fish
Among the American women much in
prominence ~ London j. the Hon Mrs
John Hubert Ward who j. often al ,he
american Embassy with her mot her. Mrs
Nhi'olaw Reid MrH Ward has made but
one VISIT o New York sinc" her maria ge
She was Miss Jean Reid
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt has bee,
much vt tho time with Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt, Jr,. during her recent illness.
She. wi soon go " Europe 10 Join her
husband and will return early i'm july TO
Sandy Point Farm. Newport.
MIR and Mrs Newton Adams will pass
the summer in Newport. where they have
recently had ~ add!' ion TO their family
Mrs Adams was Miss Alice Potter, dsuxh
ter OF Frank Hunter Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cary Rumsev.
who were during the spring months in
virginia for the hunting, are now ut their
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summer, and Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Par
sons, after Passing n few weeks in Iiy.
n. y. will 60 to Lemon.
Mrs. Walter Cutting and Mis-, Julana
cutting. who general 60 to patt,n.ld
Tor the summer will ~" in Southerupton.
l.. !. Mr.. and Mra. W Ro.cue f,uri-al have
leased for the summer and aitrlnu DR.
Francis y. kinnicutt's house in LcunA and
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Irownin.hield
who have been in Europe for several
years, will he at their country Ilaco IN
Stockbridge for the summer. llildrcth
X. Blood good Is already at Neral Manor.
IN New Marlboro Mass, where recently
Mr. and Mrs. Macy Willets, with their
infant son. Miss Nancy Craig Wharton
has been visiting her brother, William +,
wharton, in Groton, Mass, but will open
her house in LenoN this week. Mrs Birds
eye blakeman has arrived from New York
ana II at her country place in Stockhridgr,
Mass. and Mr., and Mrs Thomas Shields
lark VIII arrive in i.sn0x this week
NJ. and Mrs. Carl A. DE Gersdorff have
leased Roadside Cottage in Stock bridge
and .ey- Ambassador joseph II. Ch,,,;c
and his family will soon omen their house
~ Stockbridgs. Mr. and Mrs Robert "
paterson will A. usual be ~ Blantyre, in
i.enox, where Mr.. and Mrs, George West
inghonse have arrived. Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Stevens Sands are nowJat their
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SOUSA BUYS A GAME PRESERVE
outdoor LiS. nUi srfipa trt",,,,n.
tur ~ Strltmin U"' Sr,'nt..

How Srrt+G-. Va. MAY !,. '",r
six weeks ton, nf the south. vr.." . .
attended y scric. "f cl1E rDs""u .r..,.
ing tournninv and Won u1nrrous
Guns and trophies. John Ihiup Snu.,
arrived at iiot Sptinps oarlv i'm uiu
week on his wav TO Sew iork ". ,'..
tied Charlotte. \ e.. Macon. A,oor,.,s
and Columbus. Ga. New ,rl,...
Laurel and Greensboro. N's, NruI,
Birmingham and Montgomery, NN'. tv.
other cities. Togcth"r with Eugor.
Dupont and James Kelly u' 50" .vr.
"" purchased cSt"uail' shuui'u- ur,.
ycrt"s near GeorGotoWn. : I,
Tho property. which J.. known , i-s
EichfclJ plantation. rompriso. ,.op.
acrcs and f. p'cn'ifullN ,'or..d of't
deer uunil wild turkey. a...." so.
ducks. II haR also "Ntousi,. timber
land and rice field and "a trout hr"ul
There is y hunting lodge on tho o,,4t"
and IN" three owners expect I" l..
several weeks shooting thorc 'tol, ar.
tumn aud winter
Besides hoine an cNcellen' shot VI,
Sotisa IS y great horscman. and Il year
or two ago rode 900 miles in thi-tY
days for pure love Of riding ThiS week
hc was met nj the Homestead by his
youngest daughter. Miss Eelen Soils,
who IL an accomplished horscvoinan
and they started on horseback for
Washington, where they expect 10 or
rive tomorrow and from which place
they will 60 by train to New York They
reversed tho route taken by Mrs Her.
bert Wadsworth. Miss Helen Taft and
others who rode here from Washington
last month. and travelled via Goshen,
Staunton, Luray and Fairfax Court
House. 1t IL the fourth horseback trip
Mr. Sousa has made between Hot
Springs and wash!nston
Mrs. Archibald McCrea Is entertain.
Ing frequently for Mrs. James McCrsa
Of Philadelphia. whom she has had with
her for several weeks at Barton Lodge.
She gave luncheon at the Daniel
Boone log cabin the frs, of the week
and followed II a few days later nv
luncheon and bridge party AT Barton
Lodge
The Homestead is as well filled and
gayety Is rs marked as at the height
Of the early spring season. Dozens ..
luncheons. dinners and teas have been
given during the week. while ideal sum-
NOR weather has kept visitors in the
open and encouraged outdoor sports
j. j. Rogers OF New York took
party Of friends to t'assefern Farm Il
few nights ago for an old fashioned
Southern dinner. and drove them back
by moonlight. In the party We're Nr
and Mrs. t. n. Sew,ll and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fletcher of Chicago.
MIR and Mrs. A. II. Coomhs of Now
York, who are spending their hone
moon al the Warm Springs Hotel, gaso
luncheon at the Farm for i've r..
guests were Mrs. &. l.. \. Brooks -.
Newport, Mrs. /. NJ. johnson and Nil
G. Johnson. -. II. Bcohc. Mr. and NiIs
NJ H. Mckinley and MIR. and Mr. T.
i. Charlton have all given lun, hcr"-
there this week
Mr.. and Mrs T.. NJ Townsend .
oyster llay gave n luncheon at g..
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. George McFadu .-
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Miss Patrice Josephine Casey. younger
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs p J Casey. viii
be married to Frank j Donovan. Of thi-
city on June j al noon in the hurch
Of - Marv's Star of the Sea. Long Branch
y. J. Many friends of the two families
will go from this city for the wedding
and the breakfast which will follow at
the summer home Of MIR and Mrs Casey
in Cottage place
Miss Abbie Louise Whiteman will be the
maid Of honor. and the bridesma ids will
he Miss Mary Hyatt Wallace Of Flushing.
l.. J.. cousin OF the bride; Miss MAY
Donovan. sister OF the bridegroom; Miss
Edith Cornwel! and Miss Marguerite
Doherty. There will be two flower chill
dren, Mary Michael Washington Of At
lanta. Ga. and Samuel Walter HaselI,
Jr,. of Great Neck. l.. l.. who are great
niece and great nephew Of the late Col
VI. Brien, for many years identified
with Hollywood. ~ j.
Harry Donovan will act as best man
and the ushers will be- John Schuyler
Casey and George Rhoades Casey. brothers
OF the bride; James Walsh and Giles
Finnev. If the weather is fine the wedding
breakfast will be served at sna II tables
on the lawn. Mgr. Mooney Of New York
will oificiate.
An engagement announced last week
was that Of Miss Dorothy Frances Smith.
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. George Campbell
Smith. to Artemas Holmes. Miss Smith
was introduced to society here last year.
MIR Holmes ia son of MIR. and Mrs. Ar
teinas II. Holmes Of 453 Madison avenue.
His sisters are Mrs, John D. Crimmins,
Il nd III
has been set for the wedding.
Mrs Frank W. Cheney Of Hartford
announced last week the engagement Of
her daughter. Miss Ruth Cheney, to
Charles 4. Goodwin. also OF Hartford,
Miss Cheney is Il relative Of Louis r.
Cheney Mayor OF Hartford. Mr.. Good
win was tho Republican candidate for
Governor of Connecticut in 1910, whom
Gov. Ba ldwin was elected.
An snga cement of interest here Ia that
Of Miss Amy Cramp. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtlandt q. Cramp OF Phladel- !
phia, to John B. milford. DR.. son of Mr..
and Mrs Spencer X, milford of Wyncote,
Pa. Miss tramp is the granddaughter
of Charles II Cramp, the shipbuilder.
Bar HarbOr and its vicinity will find |
many New York families settled there
for the summer. Mrs Sidney Dillon
Ripley, who is now At her place in Hemp-
-tead, l. l., will he joined by her iaug ghter.
tn" Countess Pierre de Wei Castei. the |
middle OF June, and later they will 60 to
Bar harbor where Mrs Ripley has taken
a ho'ls" FOR the summer. The Hon
N'red AnS"n and his bride will pass the
-
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latin will pass the summer there. as will
also Mrs George A. Robbins Mr.. and
Mrs. John X, Suydam and family have
taken house in Far Harbor, a. have
also Mr.. and Mrs Theoaore A. Have
meyer Henry T. Sloane and Miss Emily
Sloan" VII. 90 to Dark Harbor. where
the summer. Mrs, Peter Mol or. Miss
Adelina Moller and T.. Clarence MoIler
VINO ae now a. Briarcliff will 90 late
ne1t month to Northeast Harbor, where
they have passed several summers.
Houses In SOUTHAMPTON. l.. L. ara al
ready being opened for the summer.
mr. an Mrs, Charles q Francklyn and
Miss Doris Francklyn will 60 there this
week and next winter will be at 1887 Lex,
ington avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a.
Trevor and their family will go 10
southampton next Saturday and Mr.
and Mrs Newbold Edgar have already
taken possession OF their house Their
son-in-lhw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sanford, who are now in Briar-
clih, will 20 to Southampton late next
month Mr., and Mrs. Henry Kirke
Porter wi soon open their country place
there and will hs joined by The latter's
and Mrs: Julian W, Robbins and Miss
Julla Robbins will also join the colony
next month. "'
The Berkshire region will prove Al
tractive 10 many who prefer the country
life which is favored there. Mrs Morris
h, Jesup has arrived at Belvoir Terrace.
her country place in I.enox. and Mr.. and
Mrs, ", r Osgood Field have already been
Al High Lawn House. on Laurel Lake.
MIR. and Mrs, William Pollock and the
iatter's son. Marshsll r. Kernochxn. have
arrived at Homesdale. Pittsfield. for the
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the family Of the bridegroom only rela
tves and few intimate friends will be
in nvited for the ceremony

the family Of the bridegroom only rela-
tves and a few intimate friends will be
in yited for the ceremony.
One Of the important June country
weddings in society will be that of Miss
Helen u Auerbach. a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph : Auerhach. of this
city. To Herman IT, Roy Emme'. q son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Temple Emmet.
which will he celebrated on Saturday.
June 20. at Kothelendore. the country
estate Of Mr. ard Mrs Auerbach in
Hewlett. L. The bride has chosen her
sister, Miss Kathryn n Auerbach. as
maid of honor The bridesmaids will
include the Misses Anita Emmet sister
of the bridegroom. Margreta Beekman,
Laura = Livingston. Rosalie Coe, Eliza
beth Russell and JeAnnette Whitlock.
4 wedding Of interest to society here
which will take place in Vermont early
next month will be that Of Miss Florence
r. Nelson. daughter Of Col. and Mrs
Charles Eugene Nelson Of Derby Line
to Lieut. Horace Thurber Arlington.
L. S A. son Of Henry Arlington Of this
city The date set is Saturday. June g.
Lieut.. AlpinGton is former member
OF Squadron A and was graduated from
Columbia He j. stationed az Fort Ethan
Alien. Vermont
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Frederick Blackwell. Mrs Robert Rees.
Mrs Fnripl" do Villa verde Mrs Walton
y. Carpenter ard Misc Dana Gatlin
Harold hirsi will act as best man, Fred
eri"k Blackwell William Jamison. John
Adclhnirn and John Van Pen will he the
lSh.rs Thrr. will he n reception oft"r
IN" CercWonv
Nm interesting Wedding of next week
viii he that Of Miss Ella Louise Lent.
daughter hy Il former marriage W Mrs.
Richard Arthur Garden of this city. to
Lawrence Sprague iiaskin. Youngest
son Of Gen William T.. Ha-kin. L. = \.
retired and Mrs llaskin. The ceremony
VIII take place on saturday afternoon.
June =. at Mostly Han. the country place
of Mr. ard Mrs Garden in Waterford
Conn. No general Invita- ions have been
issued for the ceremony. the bride-to-be
having invited her most intimate friends
by PERSONAL notes The bride will be
escorted to the temporary altar by her
-tepfHther and given away bv her mother
Mis-. Eva May Lent. sister of the bride.
will he maid Of honor. and Mrs James
GIyon tlark I'd willac as matron of honor.
Miss Violet Fischer. daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Summer Fischer. will he "a
flower girl. Ross Blair Of this city will
act ~ best man and the u-her- will ha
Crosby Miller oi Washington and Eghcrt
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Jurgenson Of this civ ,u"r, viii bn a
reception after IN" cerrWDnv
Invitations have been j.. !"d for the
wedding Of Miss Mary Page Tucker.
daughter Of DR.. and Mr- Willis G. Tucker
Of Albany. TO Henry Holt of this city
which will he celebrated on Saturday,
June =, al the home Of Miss fuckers ais
ter, Mrs. William Putnam, in Rye. y. \.
In ST. Agnes's Church on Wednesday
evening, June IL, Miss Mary Brinkman
daughter Of DR. and Mrs Maximilan
Brinkman OF Hackensack. n. j., will be
married to jerome II. L. tghetta After
the ceremony there will he a reception
for relatives and intimate friends at the
Hotel Astor.
Arrangement. have been completed for
the wedding Of Misc r. Corinne Gelshe-
nen. daughter by former marriage of
Mrs. Henry J. Braker. to Charles y. Raj
ferty, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert r. Raf-
ferty Of Pittsburg Tho ceremony will
take place on SATURDAY. morning. June ID,
IN the Lady Chapel of 81 Patrick 2 Cathe-
dral Mgr. Iavlor will ofIiclat- Only
the members Of the immediate ramlie,
VIII attend the ceremony. Miss Gelshe-
men VIII have no attendants. Mr.. Rafferty,
VIII give his farewell bachelor dinner at
Delmonico's on June 49,
r..
i"e Harr'AR" OF MISS Helen Dorothy
Moran, daughter Of Ainadee Depau Moran.
TO DR.. Malcolm McBurney. son of brand
Mrs. Charles NcBurp.v ~ mi. c;,v and
Stock kbidge Mass wili take nIaca Il ,ha
Church Of the Incarna,ion on Tueudaw s
June Is
M,ss t;race uerr;cL rr..h,rr aauL,
nv a former mar,,ays ,s Mrs VII
,Jenkins vito NJ tho Po,. W,,,;a,, ,.n,''a.
rector Of Graca { Ch,,ch vb;,as,nn.
oil, y, ,.-;oa =, ,, -, -
,i,,o ~, "a, ,ha ' o. ~ ,p,"n ",sn"r o' var
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entertained at luncheon Il tho onks ani
r.. r. HardinE gave dinner there
for number of fricrGs
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II, Gruntel ~ New
York gave luncheon At the panIcI
Boone cabin th" middle Of the week.
Th,y took up Shcpard's orchestra from
the i'"m stead and during the after
noon II furnished q minstrel and ,ihie-
VILE performance.
Mrs T.. {. Smith Of crawford, y -
SAY" II tea nj the rlunh"use. hd''ns
among her guests Mr-, ", 4 Sm'i'"
Mrs WilcoX, Mrs, !. y. Goodwin nl1
M:s connrrs,
Mrs. r. :. liamblin, i. II iiamhan
and Miss li.ien Crawford srri, "d al
the Homestead this week IN their auto
mobile from Baltimore and viii spend
some time here motoring to nearby
points Of interest,
lass Gilbert arrived from Ne" >Nfs
this week ana Mr. and Mrs Gil
Wylis toined Mrs ". q N,lie and W
q. WNlie. lr ut III" Homestead
Mr. aud Mrs. Richmond Dean drove
Il number of friends 10 F!ag Rock on-
eNcep'ionllly cloor afternoon The 'ie"
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far'r N Lebanon, y v, which is easy
tnutor'ug dIstluc" irOui Icu"N. where
they t.I,"u'lr go
Ntcr having been Identified with 'ho
Imnsou road section ur %"w jersey fo'
rarv v"3r. W. and N,- Wilhcr Rlood
good hava sold ihoir hnc place. tanrie
Lea. 'horc f. NJ nuI Mrs trthur Eyl"
Nr AID Mr. blp' dG""d and their daugh-
tor. M~~ EO~dlic Hloudgood. viii SO to
BriarcIN on Wednesday to rerain six
w."l,s hoior" -lliu,; Tor Europe.
Nrs Theodore = T Rail-. who formerly
had \ country rlace IN Srsbrieh'. y. ~.
is now IN \"W N'rk tr" tho first time in
fifteen years Sh" i accompanied by her
daual'or Il.> Ralii, they having arrived
from London lat week. Mrs Rail- and
hrr daughter ar" at IN" Hotel Wi'lnrd.
%, West Sev"niv--iAtn strc"t.
Mrs Howard tarroll gave y luncheon
followed by brijEc last Wednesday at
Carrollrlla, h"r country plac" in larry
town. y ! Among the gtic~t- We're
Mrs stewart T. Wnodford. Mrs q B,1ira-
Brown Mrs F'hcr' ". Gary and Mrs
Lewis NNon. who motor rdfr"m Nnw
York
trs samuel untrrmvrr gave n delight
ful musicale ~ Grcyaionn ON the liud-
son week ago Yesterday Many "i Her
friends w"ni from New FORK hr motor and
others bv u -pccial train. Tea was served
on Tho terrace ~oou after their arrival and
then followed charming concert hv ia"
Eupi-nl Quartet There were but two
n,irnhers the Schubert quartet in MINOR
and ~" Grand Srptuor of beethoven Tor
the l,,r"r the quartet b'ing augmented
by wluu and string instruments. After
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)MRs.WLAWPENcE BREESE. l..

the music dinner was served al fresco on
the terrace. the guests returning later by
special train to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hcncy Warren and
family will sail for Europe on Tuesday
to remain for the summer. Their New
port villa will not be opened.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther kountze expect TO
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f1ans hafr icon completed for The
Wedding 81 Mi Frances Barry Allen
dl"-''rr %! Ny l.m.A Barry Alien, To
Nl'l|m Haruct' lullorlon. which vii,
'Hhe F''o"'"t ~" i","l Marie ,ntoinette
ON Wednesday evening, June S. Miss
Allen VIII 10 attended by her sister, Mre.
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-lnJll u.'ubrr ui fri"ni, viii witness the
r"r'mou, Ih""" VIII he no reception.
tip' William i,aNi-. 4 = \ of Wash
mgtun wr'i Dol" VIZ thompson best man.
IN" u~h"r- W''l u" Julian = Wooster and
tharle- Is lIliu oi this CIV
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Continued on 1hud Pd9e.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-27


ideal Poultry be raised the average farm at
than that of well kept poultry department
recognized the
bes poultry and by increasing their hk and png
the majority
who look the chickens nuisance around the place only
children
boiled fried chicken.
which majority with
awful believe safely
poultry mousse
the little
to
keeping her body
realize that
all which raised the
profitable
his chickens to shift for
while he comfortable
house enjoying good wholesome food
cultivated be raised
of and for
small outlay and time would
proportion the invested
investment he could possibly make
In this ne
starting conduct the business basis the same as ne
world
and poultry and when this brought about
dollars there will
o the farm when nothing else is being sold