The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
NORTH CAROL INIANS
IN THE METROPOI i
tBy Il. :. CARRSWay


New York. Oct 3o-R.As
Graves. native Tar Heel vf
been prominently identified us.t
neWspaper fraternity in this -.-
some years. was siSnally honor
week when he was appofr+
editor of the New York TlD4~
ceSSlon to the late Arthur tt
Mr.. Graves was born in Chan. i
and was educated at the I-r,z.
OF North Carolina, where he to.s &
degree Of bachelor of arrs j.,
and the masters S degree the fol-.,,..
year. Coming to New York a..
the staff OF the Times in Jnne
serving until December. 1903
he joined the staff OF the Fzar-.
FoSt. The manner in Wh5cr ME-
Graves covered the Hughes ins-
Investigations made a reputa-rar
him among newspaper men a+f
returned to the Times in JUN -.
The following February ne ac.,-.s5
the position of assistant CITY
of the Evening Post, and In ..e-
capacity he handled the Titanic u.s.
aster story in way that comma.5.d
the admiration of his newspapof a-.
sociates in this and other cities
No date has yet been chose rv
Miss Mildred Curtis. daughter rf Mr.
and Mrs. William John Curtis, of his
city, for her marriage 10 Walter
Hughson, son of Mrs. Walter HHgh.
son and the late Rev Walter II sh-
son, of MorgantOn, n c. Their IN
gagement was announced seNer.J
| weeks ago. Miss Curtis has been
| passing the autumn in Maine
DR.. Edwin G. Register of Char .-te
editor of The Medical Journal Ras
elected president of the Aln,r.c.t0
| Medical Editors Associations which
held its forty-sixth annual meeto- III
| this city last week.
Many former Tar Heels Mo 4ra
| now residents of this city att,nG.d
the Southern Society's smoker at the
WaldOrf-As toria Saturday evening
| This was the first entertainment gwen
| by the society this season There
will be several dances during tht fan
and winter, while the annual BANQUET
of the society, which is always Gle II
| the most important social functions
of the season in Gotham will le GIVEN
| on December 8 at the Waldorf
| Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Haywoef If
| Raleigh, have been passing thc list
| several days in New York nuUrue
the gaities of the city. They stopped
at the McAlpin.
Mrs. A. NJ. Field. of AshevilIe pho
is at the Hotel Manhattan for v
entertained a few friends a. luny ..H
| saturday.
Mrs. II. H. Walston. Of Elztneth
City, was among the North Caroline
visitors in the metropolis his Week.
spending several days at the HeraIa
Square Hotel
Miss M Knight and Miss " Hoeh
of Raleigh passed several daE- N
New York, staying at the WallicE
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A GladhiH =
Wilmington, are in New York for
few days visit at the Hotel Navarro
Miss B. E. Spear, of Winston Salem,
has been passing the last wech 4
the Martha Washington Hotel 4 'he
metropolis on a pleasure visit.
Mrs J. G.. Kenan, of Wllmln- ua,
was a Tar Heel guest stopping ne
CollingWood for several days
North Carolinians registered 81 hs
various Broadway hotels durin- fhs
past few days have included THE III
| lowing:
Grand-E. H. Jordan Raleief T.
J. Payne, Monroe, and NJ. lltH =
Canton.
Marlborough. G Mex n
Broadway Central-W. Y re
and r. l.. Taylor, Asheville
Herald Square-H.
Salisbury; T. ]. Horton, ttale 4
II. c. Bright, Elizabeth City
Latham-A. Hubner, Greer
Aberdeen-H ". Dixon Cha &,
Alberto. c.. Starney, Falls
Gotham-Julian S. Carr, II
ham
Flanders. i. Powers Boz
BRISTOL f Odell. Beaufa'
Strand-C. E. FOyi New BerI
ST. Denis-A w Graham, ''.-. O
Biltmore-Burton Craig, W.
Salem.
| Wallick-F Davis WilmIn-t