The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-12

Nnen nus SlronS arms D0uC ner S0ttly
creDt,
His heaving bosom thrilled her while she
weDt
For love and joy, against his beating
heart.
And felt warm kisses from his lips inn
part
To her tremor of delight;
And turning, bade fond goodbye to
Might,
Her old love--Since time and love begun
And while Light claaped her in his arms
They melted into one.
Mrs Edgar Van Etten, in Cosmopolitan.
One of the most delightful dances of
the season was the Bal Poudre given by
the young ladies of Raleigh hast Friday
\ might at Henry Hail. Although 90
is not leap year, this was leap year
german. 1t was an exceptionally pretty
german. All the dancers, both girls ana
men, being well painted and powdered,
and with their faces adorned by beauty
spots. The couples were as follows:
Mr.. b. w. Blake, leading, with Miss
"a nna Stronach. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow Skinner,
Miss Mamie Norris with Mr.. John
West, Miss Ethel Norris with Mir.
George Lyon, Miss Lula Biggs with Mr..
a. H. Arlington, Miss Mary benson
with Mr.. A. Cowan, Miss Furman
with Mr. Brown Sheppard. Miss Merriam
Stamps with Mr. John Ramsey, Miss
Helen Primrose with Mr.. Russ, Miss
Alice Stronach with Mr.. James Mckee,
Jr.. Miss AIaude I1atta with Mr.. John
Royal. Miss Lena I1atta with Mr. Ma
con. Miss Lydia Hoke with Mr.. Alex
Webb, Miss Francis Hoke with
Mr. John Andrews, Miss Eliza
beth Hinsdale with Mr.. Tom Den
son. Miss Gertrude BUSH with
Mr.. Alex Andrews, Miss Blanche
Blake with Mr. james Litchford.
Miss jamie Andrews with Mr.. Sam
Hinsdale. Miss Lucy West with NJ. VIM.
Andrews. Miss Myers with Dr. Aver,
Miss Bernhardt with Mr.. Garland
Jones, Miss Sophy Busbee with MIR.
Henry King, Miss Hal Morson with |
Mr.. Bernhardt. Miss Lollie Williams
with Mr.. Perrin Busbee, Miss Mary
Bryan with Mr.. john Stronach Miss
Mary Jones with Mr.. VIM Smith,
Miss Sadie Root with Mr.. Will White,
Miss Eliza Busbee with Mr.. Leigh
Skinner, Miss Francis Jones, with Mr..
Albert Bauman. Miss Annie kidder with
Mr.. Rob Gray, Miss Lula Hawkins with
Mr.. Richard Lewis, Jr., Miss May Pru-
den with Mr. Richard Btisbee, Miss
Mary Turner with Mr. Ed Battle Miss
Vivian Strong with Mr.. Victor Boyden,
Miss Grace McGill with Mr.. Starke
Rsatchelor. Miss Rosa Battle with Mr..
Jack Perry. Miss Kate Skinner with
Mr.. Willerby Cooke, Miss Marguerite
Crow with Mr.. Alex Baxter, Miss Bry-
ant with Mr.. Andrew Symme, Miss
Lily Gray with Mr.. Stanley Faison.
Miss Minnie Cowper with Mr.. q. l..
EIerhardt.
C7laperones: Mrs. Dr. Turner, Mrs.
Bush. Mrs. I4afta, Mrs. benson, Mrs.
Norris.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Julia Worth Daggett ami Mr.. q. Oscar
Stone. both of Wilmington, ON the 22nd
of this month. Miss Daggett is we'll
known in Raleigh, having visited here
several times.
There was a very delightful violin re-
citaI at st. Mary's School last Thursday
evening.
Misses louie and Sophie Busbee en-
tertained the Book Club last Monday
afternoon.
The Kenntniss Club met at the home
cf Miss Isabel Busbee on Thursday
afternoon. Shelly" was the subject for
the afternoon. Miss Rect read an ac
count of bis life, and Miss Lewis selec-
ticns from his works. The club viii
meet next with Miss Elizabeth Che
shire.
Miss isabella Winston gave a charm
ing luncheon - Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Skinner, in West Raleigh, compli-
mentary TO Miss Eliza Busbee and her
guests, Miss Hawkins Miss I<idder and
Miss Pender Those who shared Miss
Winston's hospitality Miss BusDee
and her guests and several of the A. and
NJ. students After the luncheon DIR.
and Mrs Winston chaperoned the merry
party over to the Fair Grounds to see
the football game between Guilford
College and A. and NJ. College.
The matinee yesterday afternoon was
a great success in every way. One or
the most delightful social features Was
a theatre party given by Mrs. Julian
Iimberlake TO Miss Eliza Busbee and
her friends, Miss Kidder, Miss Hawkins
and Miss Pruden.
Miss Florence Holt, who has been
the guest of Miss Eliza Busbee, left
Wednesday morning for Tarboro to
visit Miss Mamie Clark. Her friends
here regret deeply that she WAS COMPEL
ed to make her stay in Raleigh so short.
A dinner party was given Thursday
evening at the Hotel Carolina, compll-
mentary to Miss Fan Burwell, of Char
lotte. by some of her gentlemen friends
of this city. Miss Burwell, who is visit
ing the Misses Tomlinson, on Morehead
avenue, is the talented daughter or
Judge A. Burwell, who graced the SUI
preme Court bench. Miss Burwell is
beautiful in person, witty and wise in
conversation, and counts her friends by
the score.--Durham Sun.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Il. L. Pickens, of Lexington, to Miss
Blanche Armfield, daughter of Mr.. ami
Mrs. W. j. Armfield, of High Point.
The beautiful residence of Judge and