The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-15

| Mr.. Stedman Thompson will have Mr..
| Alfred Bleckley of Atlanta, and Mr..
| Alexander, of Chapel Hill, with him this
week.
Miss Daisie Holt will be with Miss
Adelaide Snow Thursday and Friday of
| this week.
The wedding of Miss Madaline Doug
las, of Greensboro, and Mr.. Edward
ers, of the Geological Survey, is an
nounced for next month.
Miss Douglass and Mr.. Meyers were
in the city last week to attend the Nc
Call Carmichael wedding.
Mr. George Snow come from Rich
mond last Sunday to visit his mother.
The handsome display OF cosmos at
leading dry-goods house last week was
muchatalked of among the fair sex.
Miss Mary Barbee, who is at school
at Mt. De Sales convent, near Balu-
more, has made many friends and adj
mirers and has been elected secretary
and treasurer Of the school literary so
eiety.
Miss Jessie Carroll leHyes next week
for New York to be gone until Christ
mas time
Miss Lizzie Johnson gave a party on
Friday afternoon. in celebration of her
sixth birthday She made a most charm
ing little hostess. and her guests thor
oughly enjoyed the afternoon.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Mat
I've PAGES friends will be unable to visit
her during Fair week.
We also regret to know that Miss
Matte Philips cannot be with us this
week.
Miss Lucy Morrow. of Toledo, Ohio,
will spend Fair week with Miss Lucy
West.
Last night at st. Mays n most en-
ioyable concert was given by the students
in The college parlors.
Miss Hamilton has returned to her
home in Baltimore. after months visit
to Mrs. r. c. Badger.
Mr. l.. A. Carr came the early part of
last week TO prepare for the pleasure
and comfort of the marshals while in
Raleigh Fair week. 1t has been re-
marked that Mr.. Carr has selected the
landsomest set of marsnals in the histo-
of the Fair
Miss Catharine Haywood left yester-
day for Baltimore. where she win. spend
several weeks with friends. ~ @zs
Mrs. Sherwood Higgs returned We'd
nesday of last week from 4 months VISIT
with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Josephine Phillips. of Tarhoro,
arrived in the city last week to be the
guest Of Miss Blanche Blake on Fayette
vile street.
The many friends of Mr.. A. f. Page
learn with regret Of his illness and eS-
press their sympathy and the hope of a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. W. Fl. Bagley arrived in the city
Friday for visit to his sister, Mrs. jose
Plus Daniels Mr.. Bagley is welcomed
back by every one in the city.
Capt. and Mrs. W. Fl. Day have as
their guests for the winter Miss Mary
and Miss Palmer Cameron
Mr.. Julius Carroll, of Salisbury, and
Mr.. Frank Cox are expected next We'd
nesday to visit Mr.. William Jones.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Dir. J. +. Brooke and Miss
Helen Douglass Begg, on Wednesday
morning, October the eighteenth, at 8
o'clock, Baptist church, Hendersonville.
Miss Jessamine Higgs will return on
Tuesday TO spend Fair week, accom-
panied by her friend Miss Hendren, OF
Newbern.
Mr.. William W. Moore, Of Asheville,
will visit Mr.. Allan Higgs Fair week
On Wednesday, in Newbern, Mr.
Iebulon Weaver, Of Asheviile, was mar
ried TO Miss Anna Capers Lyman, Rev
Dr. Leyburn officiating. Mr.. James
Sloan Coleman. OF Weayersyille. was
hest man and Miss Bradford Hyman
was maid of honor. Little Miss Bees
sic Sloan Hyman. niece of the bride.
was flower girl and carried basket OF
beautiful flowers. They left on the
steamer Newborn. The groom is a lead
ing young lawyer of Asheville, partner
of Judge Carter, and the bride is one
of Newbern's most popular bellies.
The Greensboro Patriot announces a
marriage Of more than ordinary inter
est from the fact that the groom has
recently resigned from the passionate
OF the Methodist Protestant church in
Winston to go as missionary of his
church in Japan. The Patriot says:
ION next Tuesday Miss Josie Case, of
Oak Ridge, will be united in marriage
TO Rev. j. w. Frank, until quite re-
Gently pastor of the Winston Method
ist Protestant church. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. T. J. Og-
burn, secretary and treasurer Of the
board of missions of the NJ T.. church.
The bride-to-be is daughter of Mr..
Charles Case and is one of Guilford