The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-02
NORTH ChROLlNlANS
IN THE Me


New York. May 3o.-Mr. and Mrs
J Ac-nr Fors,the. OF Breyard. Y
(. nave announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Ellen Harilee
fofss1he, 10 DR. John Ho&Sland Yer
H1llye, OF Brooklyn. The cddanx
VIII take place IN Atlanta. Ga. On
June . Or Nermiiye IS we'll known
IN both professional and social circles
OF New 1ork and Brooklyn.
commencement exercises Of Mise
Aason's school. The Castle, were held
AT Observation-Disclosures Tuesday
anu me address was made 10y Edward
Markham. the poet. North Carolina
was represented in the list Of grad
yates by the Misses Bennessa Heath
ana CIadss 1aney. Castle school IS
one q The most noted fashionable
nnisnfng schools Of the counrry
MIR Sariuel NJ. Crimson. Of Nm
Bern. superintendent Of Craven .,nar-
Y schoeis, accompanied by Mrs.
D1iiisoh' mas been passing a fe~
days In New York. stasin. Al the
Hotel Martinique.
Colonel Billy Martin. Of Flor,aa.
Is IN New York, happy oxer the con-
NalesceIce of Mrs. Martin, who AN
derwent a serious operation al the
Aahfeman Hospital this week. M~
Martlns entire recovery from a pro-
Ienged Illness Is now assured The
Martins leave next week for their
summer home in the Narth Carolina
mountains, In the vicinity OF Ashe-
Vile.
Among the passengers sailing T,as-
day on board the new hamburg
American liner Aaterland on h.r
1 ma l1pn trim acrnSS the As1o nt,a g,n-.
this side WAS Mr.. f.. l.. Baxter
Davidson, Of Charlotte. who will
spend several months travelling IN
Europe.
r Mrs. N. Roscoe Bonsal, Of Hamlet,
$ n G., reported to the police this
+ week that Depene, her magnificent
country villa at Newport. had been
running all winter long as a gambling
, resort. The library had been con
6 verified into a clubrooin and several
thousand dollars worth of furniture
and fittings had been thrown into the
fireplace for kindling wood during
G the cold spells. The police did not
know that the house had even areen
entered. Mrs. Bonsal discovered the
fact when she came North 10 tIten
her villa for the summer.
The between-seasens sump has nit
New York hotels with force, and ne
metropolis at the very time of tbs
n year when it looks and is at its best
% is practically deserted by travellers
However, a number Of Tar Heels were
here during the week, including tn.
:. following:
Nallick-J. J. Croder, Concord. /.
Morgan, Salisbury, and G. Davies, =
w. M. Hess, and G. Wheeler, vii
mington.
i Gregorian-Mr. and Mrs. W. r
rs Williamson, Raleigh, and Mrs. B
=, Heath, Charlotte.
~Marlborough-A. p. Rhyme, MOAN
~ Holly.
ri Navarre-E c. W~estall, Hickory
w. II. GigeloW, Charlotte, and ". s
IA Huntington, Concord.
rr Hermitase-S. Long, Monroe-
"a Martha Washington-Miss a. Cam
ard Miss A. Worsley, Rocky Mount
al and Miss A. Oates, Charlotte.
in Arlington-Miss J.. Leach, Little
70 ton.
rs York;, II. Pitts, G%reenville.
u Broadway Centrai-L. de Wlds
10 Wilmington.
to Earlington-1Gr. and Mrs. T. a
Henderson, Wilmington.
re Longacre-J. 3. A. Wacter, Greens
Of boro.
# Park Arenue-W. M. Bregsteir
1T Burlington.
Grand-F. Sheriff., Charlotte. "
a. MUnIan. High Point, ard T.. ~
60 Bale, Beaufort.
lis Latham. Hatly, Salisbury.
70 Cumberland@C. c. Jones, Eal
~ ham.
Pierrapoat-Mr. and Mrs. 4. a
.ct Mathes,
d. Lyon h'el
a. ham.
at McAtpin-H. b. a3ailard, PIN.
,Iy hurst, aad E. n. Snow. Green
bOro.