A newspaper article from June 1882 associates A. D. Jones
with a Mrs. Hopper, of New York and a Mrs. Agene of New Jersey as guests of E.
T. Lukenbach, a resident of Carbon County, Pennsylvania. We don’t know who
these people are. Do you?
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1 comment:
Yes.
Mrs Agens of NJ was a poetess.
See Reprints pages 239, 288 and 416 for three poems of her hand from 1881, and 1882.
That for one of them.
Who knows the other two?
Ton
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