The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-29

When we've lied our delight to her hus-
band and wendell our steps meath
the stars,
Then the FIRST thing we say, as we CHUCK
them away, us: Great Scot! what
internal cigars
Iiow we rend them to pieces, their dim
ners, their wines and their yillainous
cooks!
And we VOW, with a>sreer, that no one
of us e'er saw so Similar a couple in
looks
Which would seem just a trifle migrate
full, as though raising eXtraneoTIs fuss
Ii we Didn't well know THAT, wherever
they go, they say similar Things about
us.
Last week was full of social events,
and this week gives us a number of
fashionable entertainments.
Society has walked up to enjoy this
beautiful weather and Ponce de Icons
fountain of youth has bubbled forth
again in each and every heart.
On last Wednesday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. Miss Lizzie Taylor was quietly
married to Mr.. Henry Miller, at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms and white roses and numerous
candles shed soft light over all.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bride, on the arm of her uncle, DIR. A. Is.
Hawkins, followed by Miss jaime Am
drews. maid of honor, entered the
church, and was met at the altar by
Mr.. Miller and Mr. Ed McKissick, of
Asheyille, best man.
Miss Taylor wore travelling gown of
castor colored ladies' cloth, with hat to
match. and carried a large bunch of
bride roses. Miss Andrews gown was
white broadcloth. a dainty black and
whhe poke bonnet, and pink roses,
completed the picture. The ushers were
Mr.. Sam Hinsdale, Mr.. Joe Marshall,
Mr. Tom Hart and Mr.. A. B. Andrews,
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left on the
afternoon train in a private car for an
extended trip through the west Miss
Taylor was one of Raleigh's most pUpu-
uar and accomplished young ladies. Mr..
Miller is Colonel Andrews private sec
rotary. and is a young railroad man of
brilliant promise.
On Thursday evening Miss jamie An
drews most delightfully."- entertained the
Euchre Club. A unique entertainment
was substituted for cards. Each guest
was given four Mother Goose rhymes to
illustrate and some heretofore unknown
artists Were discovered.
Mr.. ]. William Bailey captured the
gentlemen's first prize, gold heart
locket. and Miss May Jones. of Ashe-
vile. the lady's prize, a pearl stick pin.
Mr.. William Boylan was fortunate
enough to carry off the BOBBY. Miss
Norris, Miss Turner, Mrs. Ashe DR..
Royster and DIR. Aver gave some en-
joyable specialties.
Mrs. Julian Timberlake gave card
party and luncheon Friday afternoon at
4 O'Clock complimentary to Mrs.
Blount, of Tarboro, and Miss McGill, OF
Petersburg. There were three tables OF
seven handed euchre; afterwards dam
ty lunch was served.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth.
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Majatte TO
Mr.. Charles Jackson Parker, on We'd
nesday, November s, at 3 O'Clock, 126
Dinwiddie street. Portsmouth, Va. Mr..
Parker is manager of the Educational
Bureau in this city. Miss Majette is a
graduate of Salem Academy. Raleigh
holds out a welcome hand to Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker.
Cards have been received to the mar
rage of Miss Martha Porter Dancy to
Mr.. Henry Evans Ltchford at ) O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. November 9th,
Calvary church, Tarboro, n. G.
Thursday evening of next week Miss
Liza Busbee will give a reception in
honor Of her guests, Miss Lula Hawkins,
of Ridgeway: Miss Annie Kidder, OF
Wilmington: Miss Frances Holt, of Bur-
lngton. Miss Mary Pruden, of Edenton.
Mr.. and Mrs Carmichael have re-
turned to the city, and are at the Var
boro.
Miss Adaliade Snow left Wednesday
morning to visit Miss Daisie Holt at her
home in Burlington.
Miss Mary Bridgers of Tarboro, is Wis
ting Miss Boylan, on Hillsboro street.
Miss Josephine Phillips who has been
visiting Miss Daisy Haines, in Winston,
returned yesterday to again be with Miss
Blanche Blake.
Miss Maud Morgan left Wednesday to
attend the Holt-Mebane wedding in Bur
lington.
Mrs NJ. J. Hawkins and Miss Lula
Hawkins. of Ridgeway, spent last week
in Winston with relatives. Miss iaW-
kins returned to Raleigh yesterday to
visit Miss Liza Busbee.
Miss Ethel Norris spent last week IN
Winston. the guest of Miss Daisle
Haynes
Miss Sadie Root and Miss Pattie
Lewis went to Chapel Hill "Wednesday
TO attend the October german.
All three Of the literary clubs We're en-
tertained last week as follows: The
Johnsonian Club met Thursday after
noon ait the home of Miss jamie
Ward. A most charming pro-
gnamme has been made out fol-
the year-the subject being France.
The particular topic for the afternoon
was .'The Court Life of Louis XIV
The elub%iIl meet again this week with
Miss Lucy Battle.
On last Monday afternoon Miss
blanche Blake entertained the Book
Club. Winston<Churchill, the author OF
Richard CarvH, was discussed
\ small, but very pleasant meeting OF
the Kenntness Club was held at Miss
Rosa Battles last Thursday afternoon
Sir Walter Scott was the subject for the