FORMER BELLE EXCLUSIVE BALTIMORE SOCIETY STORY G UP HOME AND RIEJWSTO GYPSY … · 2017-12-26 ·...
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THE VASHIGTOX TIMES SFXDAT APRIL 10 1910
FORMER BELLE EXCLUSIVE BALTIMORE SOCIETY JELLS STORYOF WHY SHE G TE UP HOME AND RIEJWSTO MARRl A GYPSY
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KINGQUAINT PHILOSOPHY-
IN STORY OF NOMADSays Some Divorces Start Over a Cup of
seais That Happiness Pervades HerI the Gypsy Band t
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CoffeeLi feWh
Bohemia F na4-IrresteCibfte Fasciaatieg
To her there tm tat h i Lishuuilu fnariinia this mevraar tram place to pines
w faces new sad new phasesof numaa Bfe a absorbwc thattii shaUerbrained coversatioa of tiledrawing room The lullabye of a gjrpeycamp art more pleaeiThe notes of grand opera stars thevariety ojf a life outdoors te more eaageing than the lonttee of gocalled so-
cial pleasuresf a school skit Miss Haberatoam was
a H ream or She wasted to be alonejzh seemed different
pted her little struck feibleu ea-fiient that with jnera mature yeai r sje-
uld enter sracefully the socialm po d out for her
But th yearning for tine plains therminjc was withm her tai shey Kled as have othecs before her toa ompellhig greater they theflu nce of earlier teachtetr end of a
environmentstifled er she said with its
suallowness and its convention Twoe is after her debut she had tired
and her th nurbtK began to wanderspzin to school when she badbftome interested in a yp y caravae
then n life had always appealedt her had studied m secret thei psv laroruase readof
of theee nen cad wonen of
Iraputee ComesAnd Sire Follow
The impulse carne and she foMewedhlindly Today lit one t
r adlna fOTFunes ea the outskirts of digs
ties donning the icyney cMOtmue wheni is necessary to attract the warytKtievet te the occult happy at all times10 wait upon her htear and envious notone whit of uromcn and i who havei nnamed te the social ntaelstrom andnho idly while the days and night
fis he to be amotuc the gypsy tentand wagons More often though she
to meet one as a plain Americajjirl tit afraid to turn yp y If
so mcliufco The life out doorshis not fail her boautv Her hu-
iack eyes faith as aspeer her skin te but
exposure her Macs hair buflnlualyi-idiJs a touch to a face and7tn altogether prepossessing
She speaks in well modulated tonesTH in good Knylteh for ig a turt still and during her idle hours
away the time in writing poetryr her own making poetry that leas to
mainly with the runtin this strange heart of her freedomand mnu IIHI wtth nature at its beat
THE WILDS CALLnot fleetma fancy title sell
of the wfld that stated Jasefeham to leave a hamlsuma Baltimoreome and seek the tents and the campr of a gypey life It was no Stylish
mpul e to be remrretedkeyed There b en no return of
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he youth attracted by the temporarylure of the ctaxus nod Ute sawdust ringT he compared to the taken by
To herthere have come no regrets Her faceIday is turned as steadfastly ae it washen to theplains
of a race of wander
finer f oneVK ft queen Instead she has becomejrre entlirallen in the delights of an
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wifeof a gypsy chieftainPicture OneOf Perfect Content
The interviewer therefujc should notapproach the wife of Krn
set upon natures own stage andwith natures own
one approaches the campwhere Jeasfe Habersham roigaw as
it is natjuml to eaU to mind thstory of Tire Bohemian Girt Hatheroine of narrative te malt
the vision conjured by sang andstory She is sttti a matter of fact Am-erican girl endowed with good
and the accomplishments thatcame from the best of early advantagesdespite the taft that her surroundingstoday are out of keeping with the tal-ents may possess She retains toosorts of the manners of dress aJTecte-te the day when she moved ta Balti-more society She has never entirelyforsaken these nor on the oilier hand
she ever gone to the other extremeand the varicolored shawls andgarments that make the gypsy t women
tLtalked with the freedom of hernew lire and yet with the reserve of
those who realise that they live apartfrom the rest of mankind and are wanderers upon the face of the earth Attimes her observations were almost col-loquial In then breesiness againwould quote Tennyson at his heat andagain she fall some bits of I
philosophy of her own borna better understanding of thingsthrough the years she has t nmmunedwith naturesCant ExplainLeaving Her Home
if tr that I deserted the
gypsy she began with gome show ofpride that she had taken use tstep
Why I cant ten eactty new Per
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might nave been so construed at thattime I say It mutt have had soremore Rpm bust however or it coull
I dont know that I could explain itand I dont believe others would oixierstand it tf I did It te test something
ine which ethers Cannot know because-of tack of shnttar
Here I am te my ffctle gypsy campai cead of at the hon e I sate knewand in which I spent the days of mygirlhood and early womanhoodThere are only six of us The bentha dwindled down agate but therewill be many more when summer comesand we take to the troll again We
knowing that today we are hereand that tomorrow may see us some-where I like it better
KatureSite Once Feared
Last night H rates eh so bardThe HghtnmfT and the Uinmln wereterrmc I remember the tae when athome I would have buried my Nedbeneath the coverlet en my bed Abjectfeat would have fcB
That testorms make me happy A
my soul whilethe storm rag4s without and when I
th dope beating a tattooabout my head and feet it makes merealise the might of nature I-
an must bow te natures will and I fallasleep glad that I am one of her childten
Yet I would not have the worM behere that It Is because I am a crankabout nature that I am here I love theoutdoor life and the fresh air and thefreedom of it all but there are otherreasons
Sometimes T think that my soul isthat of a s 3 y by somestrange dcree of fate imprison inthe being of an American girL My ap
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VIEWS OF GYPSY QUEEN AND HER HOMEI TWO Il
K JESSIE KEY HABERSHAM MICHELEThe Gypsy Kings Wife
ipemrance b that of thousand of youngwomen who grace thisland todaysay soul te not attuned to the existencethat the color of my skin would dictatefur me
The things that appear vital and ofmost Importance to the average girtand women to me are bat the tautdress I have no part in them I cannot make them a part of my life Im ust difierem thats all a oneshould not rebel against tnetaner selffor happiness never comes that waySooner or later the soot wall have Itsoutlet and one win regret the wastedyears spent unhappily
They cH me the gypsy queen because I nanled King Gorge I amno queen in the accepted nave of UKword I lost want to be my hustmndswife ris qu cn
I met my king years ago when Tstarted out to he a gypsy rover
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him fo from the first day I kne1 thatI should always be a gypsy a wander-er a creature oC wanderlust
I am nappy now happier than I verhave been even te the dreams of ctotfd-hoosTs days Why then should thinkof back Why o the bap
we have for toe sorrirws thatmay come through It relmqulahmrut-ls not contentment all one may seekin this world and aU that is promisedin the next Why should I leave myheaven on earth when there are rail
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GYPSYS PHILOSOPHY
SHE began to phlio ophhte then Sfcthought much tt seems of
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MISS JESSIE KEY HA3ERSHAJCThe feKaU
gypsy queen liar throne a rough
Mine life thethe bulls r order that they
l ire Ji the oay f Kag hi the worldworth flvhag for U s do notlove it mattes rarttevlarty whereyou live or whether you live at an Ifyou have that time place sid condition can avail no greater happinessThere isnt room for more
Divorce comes from mental s Kgestion If there were no one
lever would think of oneThese Ian they are so common that theman of the house p nu d over capof poor coffee at breakfast time aVachliiSupon a divorce and before tight the sug
has become a eonvictioatAlways WayT Dissever Peaee
IT one resolve never to think of oS-
Torce a way always can be found tobear marital troubles
There is mere tore apd love of aonaJtty beneath the folds of a gyp
sys tent than hi a Baltimore mansionIt Is a queer lire that dr nt cherish
childhood days as the happirsi of it
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FINDS REAL HAPPINESS-IN LIFE AS A WANDERERFo-
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Vow for women may be admirablein etmeat They call me a queea butr had rather be my husbands wife thanhave any title or priviiese you couldgive me It i strange other womenarent tIed with thatI cannot accept the viewpoint of thosewho would have me return home Aslong as one te satisfied why should oneseek condition that may not bring Suckperfect content
QUEEN IN NAME ONLYJESSIE k not ashamed thatwider the scepter over her
band only is not fully recog-nized as a Spey when all the bedsAt Clayton fifteen wiles dfattant from
here the Mteheie camp now lies thenational tube ef gypsies fee ruled by
King Adams The girlpure white skin must sH by and see amore swarthyskinned beamy usurp herplace when she visit the camps of other
e societygirl She has repeatedly saM that she Isnot title hunting even when it is
by no greater court than a bandof carefree roves She Is living for
the narrow coafinee of atent and the little semictreV of tentsround it Besides the refuoes to weari he garb prescribed by these who would
a real gypv queen Her dress teher that of the wholly ctvtttaed devtee of outdoor life ties of a race orondition of people
An AmericanGirl Gypsy
When she receive a representativer The Tunes she ta a graykin somewhat the worse for wearttd a waist not of recent make or style
this she wore an etoa Jacketsince out of favor At timeshe may turban her heed and affect
the colors that one always associateswith the followers of the trail but
described an American girt simplydreasea a gypsy soul
Perhaps ft Is her aversion to pictur-esque costume perhaps it is her fairthe of the tribe a a of altthe of wanderers but whateverit may be Mrs George Michefe neeMaw Jessie Habereham eaves not so
as she bjvMs a place among herown halo cotene
was reticent when asked abouther husband except to say that histreatment of her is grand and thatIff tn a tent with him is preferable tolie In a Baltimore mansion withouthim Beyond that would not goAnd neither ill he Oft times he stood
the new life He didnt grown whenshe aomettmog spoke of her fatherfor eyes a must know that it tenot posolbie that one should forget en-tirety The epee of the sarpsy queensoftened when she spoke of the parentwho roared her A moment later sheturned same eyes upon tangGeorge and they softened with love forhim
He is not bad to look upon this Rom-any thief The Imprint of his race isupon himand story truly representative of a
who have no home stace thethirteenth century when they begantheir pilgrimages over western EuropeWanderlust GermPervades Their Hearts
A glance at this man tai the littlegroup about him would tell the mostobservant that In their hearts there isno yearning for a permanentpuu In their blood has been ever in-
oculated the germ of the wanderlust thelove of horses the desire to tinker todelve into the future to dream day-dream and to idly by unmindful of
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Kmr George Wee his wife V-to be a cMM of the ou ofdoora JH
had rather have Yaw daafip ground foa bed and the sky Csrifis coverlet tt nto sleep upon the downy eouciieK of thmighty He bad rasfewr smoke his pipthe tuckering glow of athaw sit before the moot cheerful
that wealth conhl make posjfblor human mgentjity invent Vic
than to handle the transactionsOR the New Yorlc Stock Excha
For as the poet has said trtel oC human happiness for dIe gypsychief means
Iy pearls are my white teetheMy are my btaek eyea thatdance like the tl htntacMy palace the wotrnluchaa Tuctntar
ENVIRONMENTDEFEATEDKESR then are the papla
tot Their bullets she hasthrough ahorn within her Her station todaywhich not rr ipou igihi anya arnet she struggled for the environmeit te which this Battfamre trconquests awl eventualan America home
All the she pot behind her for therovers life Six yeansh
puhdvely heeded the tallteure She reads with atriuraplw of bridge 7tatee balls gay thin
Gypsys HorseBetter Than Avteoebft
The neigh of a gyyera horse hsjuweter far to her ear slay OmA fte whirof automobiles She had rattler mowfrom her tent at HM1M sari thday than to hick to themaid in a boudoir at high noon and hbad rather shuXoe the cards mil telthe future of a convJdteg patron to
Some day she says she may returnchiMho d bfet h will be JustHe whB Her tick father knLong ago he accepted the inevitably
demand of thnew existence Now and theaalwaybit oforiginal atcigieiiJust before tile identity of thequeen
ShewnInto Girls Heart
3fy Dear I real WtkVthe other day
you may already have aeon k BowI shall write It dowa yoiWee sow
And the cheery hieoaae neata theis the sweet
Where the four Itnfed driers xrvwone leaf Is for faith aad
tackAnd for love yam tanwr
And God put aueUiu one te torhack
they growThere is the insight into the
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the things that other girls tens tnenjoy and there breathes the wanaeilust the call of strongerthat will make her always Queen
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