The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-21

ciety in giving Z dinner ct which Jus.
dee Edward E. Mccall DesnocrAts
cipal speaker on October - at thA
Plaza Hotel. Hon. George Gordo1
Battle, president Of the Southern So>
ciety and also president Of the NORTH
Carolina Society, will be another
speaker. Col. J. Frank Supplee viii
be POSTMASTER, and the Of
entertainment will include Miss Manor
Broderick and F. Sumner Thompson
in the new Brazilian dances.
With the consent Of lheF husband
Professor George Howe, Of h Univer-
sity Of North Carolina, and a fayorite
nephew OF President Wilson, Mrs. Mar
garet Howe. has AXE up the stage
as a career and is appearing with Miss
| Edna Goodrich in "Evangeline" a.
the Park theatre. Last year whife
Professor Howe was occupied in re-
search work in Rome, Mrs Howe met
| Nine. Nazimova. That gifted Russian
actress saw possibilities in the young
Southern girl and offered her a small
| part in her own company.
II hardly knew whether I had any
ability OK not at that time" said Mrs.
Howe in her apartment on East Nine
teenth street MY husband returned
last April and when he saw how in
earnest I was he consented to let me
take an engagement. I don suppose
any one but a few of my personal
friends recognized me as Marie, thu
little peasant girl, in 'Evangeline' with
Miss Goodrich. Since talking things
over with my husband we both feel
that 1 am eminent1y suited for tho
profession / have chosen. We ara
both modern in u ideas n both
suffragists. and he believes that any
woman who feels she has work to
occupation it may lead her, should
not be barred ON doing so simply
because she is married"
Mrs. Harley b. Lindsay has returned
to Ardsley Hall. Central Park West
and Ninety-second street. after seeing
her mother in i Rock. N. c., and
has as her guest her sister, Miss Meta
lGrimball.
Bishop and Mrs. Homer, Of North
Carolina, are in New York attending
the Episcopal convention in the Ca
thedral Of st. John the Divine on
Morn1nsSide Heights. While in the
North they will visit Mr.. and Mrs
John Roebling and other friends, and
will not return home until next month.
Miss Margaret Porter, OF New York,
~ OWN AAAO ~ VAo4l XlCK
| mother. Mrs. William Sidney Porter.
Miss Porter is the only daughter OF
the lata O. Henry.
Among the passengers returning ia
New York On board the White Star
liner Olympic this week was Mrs
Chester Lyman, of Asheville. who has
spent more h a year in a trim
|around h world. Mrs Lyman is re.
manning in New York Cor the Epis-
: copa1 convention before returnins
home.
Miss Jennie Fleetwood Westfeld1
has returned to her home in this cit
after spending the summer with he1
sister, Mrs. Gaillard Tennent, in Ashe.
y vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kehoe =,
New Bern, are at the Hotel Marlbor.
ough, In New York on their annua
visit.
North Carolinians in the CITY ana
registered at the principal hotels thi
week INCLUDED the following:
Q f1etalo Square-Mr. and Mrs. S. A
Q Lynch, Ashevi1le, and A. D.. Wood
Canton. wv
= Vanderhilt-W. S. Lee. Charlotte
Netherlands. Well. Goldshoro
WoOdWard-W. Brown ana = n
Tarboro. 'oioes
Ie Bresiin-Rudolph Turk, Raleigh
, ana >: X. Woods, Roanoke.
1oinngwood0. NJ. Carr, Durham
n D. Swain. Durham
le Cumberland-M. III. F1etchar A.aa
Vile. '1etcner. Ashe
d r~ n Mrs. A. n
r Field, Asheyille.
e r.. Stedman. Winston
IS Al B T. Rice, Elk Park. \. G
N - ,; W. Jenkins, Asheyille y
W. Lay, Raleigh.
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