The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-19

Miss Lucy Penn. OF RetdSyll3e ~
one OF the bridesmaids at the we'd
on Thursday Of Miss Janet WarIn1 Ia
Long, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
seph j. De Long Of this city. - -
Prank G.. Burke. Jr. The cerct~
took place in the Church Of the Haa.-
emily Rest on Tipped Fifth avenue
was performed by the Rev. Dr. H,r-
bert Shipman. The De Longs forIa--
~ lived in Brooklyn, but now RS u
on Riverside Drive. Manhattan.
the wedding of their daughter Va
most important social functions I'll tia
present season. Mr.. and Mrs. E.-sa
will reside in this cay.
Sons and daughters of North C
lima, dead and living, stand jurN
in the circumstances. past and pres
that brought the Unl:al ~ituua.hIUt.
the Confederacy t W,sh'n1.c@ ill.,
week for ,hci. to'lvaaitnn 1nl IA, .14h.
the cornerstone # a monument t5 t..
Confederate dead in Arlington essH-
etery. The first body inferred il. lta
Confederate section If A"tIn.Ja,
a North C~arolinian. Private it,r-
hardt was attached to the 26th. N.r=4
Carolina regiment. and fought in tha
Virginia campaign, where he met ms
death. Private Smith. the first Span
iSh war victim to be laid to rest in t.4,
national cemetery, was also Il soldier
from the Tar Heel State. The Jny
flag, which was the emblem 10 G1s
admission to the sessions Of the coA-
vention was DESIGNED by a North Car
Gilman, Major Orren Randolph SnIth.
of Henderson, the designer of tho
Stars and Bars the flag of thu CON
federacy. Major Smith gave the fac
to the convention. 1t was presented
by a North Carolina oman Mrs
Frank Williams, president of the Stlt,.
division Of the |. L. c., and the holi
er of that office during three con~ee
utive terms. Mrs. Williams IL y
daughter of General Robert Ransom
Of Civil War fame, and a niece of IT,,
late Senator Matthew Ransom. Her
home is in Newton. Mrs. Marion But
Ter, chairman Of the program commit
tee, and who all the details
of the convention and Of the corner
stone laying ceremonies, is aisa !
daughter Of the Tar Heel State.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Sterling II. Thomas, Of VII
mington, was a visitor in the city for
several days this week, stopping It 5ho
new Vanderbilt hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Muslin, OF Ashc-
vile, were among the guests register
ed at the Hotel Collingwood during
the week.
w. C. Dodd for j. B. Ivey & Com
pany, Charlotte, was a North Carolina
buyer in New York during the pres
ent week.
Mrs. Emma Green. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". f.
Turnbull in this city for the past
month, left for her home in New
Bern the early part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Bell. VITO
1o1o hoo~ - Nv vo-1 Iar.rt.
moon trip for the past two weeks.
have returned to their home in ASh--
Vile.
Dr.. Eugene r. Glenn, Of AsheyilI@.
wasain New York this week attend
ing the convention Of the Congress =
Surgeons Of North America at tha
Waldorf-Astoria-
Mr.. J.. c. Webb, OF Hillsboro, vas
a North Carolinian in the metropolis
this week.
Mr.. j. A. Bushnell. Of AshevilIe. w.
in the city on business.
Miss Mary L. CarraWay, Of ms
Bern. who has been visiting her
brother in Brooklyn, has decided t'
remain in the North, having accepted
a position with the American Tobacco
Company.
Miss Gladys Adams. Of Ashevi1le.
VINO has been in New York with her
Hnotner Tor some months, will later Il
n year go to Scotland to remain in
oehnltely With her aunt, Lady Charles
ROSS. Lady Ross comes to America
shortly for a visit to her father home
IN Louisville, Ky.
Miss Helen Briggs, Of Raleigh
came to New York this week to visit
her brother. Thomas Briggs, Of COL
umbia University.
Mrs. Silvio von Ruck, Of Ashcyine
came to the metropolis during the
week TO continue her musical studies
Miss Sackie Latta, 2of Raleigh, IS the
guest OF her uncle. Mr.. John White
head. at his home in this city.
FLORIDA STRIKE OFF.