The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-15
NORTH CAROLINIANS IN
THE METROPOLIS
(RY X. =. ClRRAWNY.D !

(BY r. $. CARRAW
New York. June l2.-The most i'm
portant event among North Carolin-
ians IN New York next week Will be
the wedding Of Miss Mary l. Duke.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benia min
~ Duke. and Anthony j Drexel Bid
Ole. Jr-. Of Philadelphia. which will
occur at the Duke farm in Somerville
y. j.. on Wednesday afternoon. Two
or the bridesmaids selected by Miss
Duke are Miss Lucy Stokes and Miss
Anna bronson. of Durham. and the
guests at the wedding will include So
clety leaders from all portions of the
country A large reception will follow
the ceremony.
The Right Rev. Junius NJ Horner
Episcopal Bishop Of the Diocese of
ASheville. has been passing the last
few days in New York. stopping at
the st. Denis. Bishop Horner came
to New York especially to attend the
graduation exercises of the General
Theological Seminary. but has re-
NAMED for several days pleasure
stay following the commencement.
Col William +. Beasiey. Of Ply
| mouth, one of North Cardinals 5 best
| known citizens and veterans of the
| civil war, was in the metropolis for
u few days. devoting his time to busi-
| ness matters in connection with a
new style automobile tire which he
| has invented and which he is now
placing on the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Winder. o1
| Raleigh, have been spending a few
days in New York. staying at the Ho
tel COllngwoOd where they arrived
| early in the present week.
Al A
Hummelwright. of Tryon. were amons
the North Carolina visitors in the me
tropOliS. spending few days at tn
Martha Washington Hotel
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Hoke. of Raj
eigh, were among the guests register
ed at the knickerbOcker during tn
week. passing several days in the city
Mrs. Ninton Liddell Ca me on to Ney
| York early in the week from he
home in Charlotte for a stay at tn
Biltmore Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Nj. Gallant wer
} among the Raleigh visitors in Gotn
amtown during the week, spendin
} several days on pleasure at the McA
pin.
/, Mrs NJ N. Lawrence. of South Gal
diner. was Tar Heel arrival Of tn
D week in New York. registering at til
Martha Washington for several day
6 | stay.
MI. ana rs. }. N1dFLlIl, OI ASH
( Vile. are at the knickerbocker Hot
for few days visit in the city.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Williams.
Sanford. Joined the North Caroli1
r colony in the metropolis early in Il
present week and are registered
the Martinique for a stay
D Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Sugg,
Wilmington. were in the city for Sc
, eral days Of pleasure, stopping at Il
McAlpin, and dividing their time b
y tween the shops and theatres.
Tar Heel visitors were not quite
n plentiful about the various Broadw;
hostelries this week as is cuStomar
However, quite a few were here on {
manner Of errands. Following a
the names Of those registered at t
principal hotels:
Herald SQuare-R. P. Fair, Green
\ boro, and J. l. Watson, Andrews
er Wallick-J. A. Kellenberg'
Greensboro.
Irving-J. S. Duncan, Greensbol
and w. B. Duncan. Raleigh.
j. McAlpin-J. L. Hartsell. Concor
John w. Thompson, Raleigh; w.
Armes, Charlotte, and Blair Rice, B.
ton.
Grenoble-C> H. Baker, Charlotte
Ritz-CarltOn-F. L. Seeley, Ash
Vile
Marlborough-Miss R. Rober
he Murphy.
Navarre-D. c.. Gibbs, Eliza be