The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-08

readers of the fair sex, a Social Depart
nlent of the News and Observer is
added to the other Sunday features. We
hope to make it interesting and to con-
tain news that will be of interest. To
that end we invite short communica-
tions giving brief accounts of weddings
receptions, entertainments and the like
from all the towns of the State We
wish no elaborate accounts. Address all
news for this department to the Society
Editor, care News and Observer.
tor
Raleigh rs awakening from its sum
mer rest and once more lis taking ON a
lively fall appearance. Society. after
beng scattered over the mountains and
SeaShore Is coming back to town. and
one and all hurrying and scurrying to
prepare for the winter which seems to be
Jealous cf the gay happy summer time
and has given a touch of his chilly
hand before gloves and coats had even
been Thought of. We welcome him never
theless and look forward wit. lively in
terest to the pleasures the fall and VIM
ter months always bring with their adj
vent Society takes one long last yawn
before fair week, for then she awakes
with start and a laugh-knowing there
has come an end to laziness.
Fair week this year will be long re-
membered as above and beyond any
other. The city will have a full quota
or visitors from all over the State and
amlsements of all kinds VIII be found
in abundance. Already Raleigh is tax
ing ON a gala appearance.
(lcfnIpr, II hos. fI.n, fl,s.
for fall weddings and Raleigh is to have
her share of brides. Already some
young people have started out ON that
long life journey and many others are
on the tapis for this and next month.
There is promise OF am unusually gay
winter.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Taylor
and Mr., Henry w. Miller is announced
to take place ON "Wednesday. October
the 18th. Mr.. Edward McIlissiek, -
Ashevile. and Miss Jane Andrews, of
Raleigh will he the attendants.
Miss Margaret Mccall and Mr.. Will
liam ID. Carmichael, of Durham, will be
quietly married at the Cha.l-ch of the
Sacred Heart on Wednesday, O.tole..
18th. Miss Mccall is charming young
lady, well known all over the State. Nr
Carmichael lis one of our prominent edu-
Gators.
Cards are out announcing the an
preaching marriage of Miss Mary
Daniels and Rev. Mr.. Thomas. Rector of
the Presbyterian church at Wilson. Tor
Wednesday, Oct. 18TH
Miss Francis Garter, formerly Of Raj
eigh and Herr Won MARITIME
S,sbaffar of 4l,.s Dn,,..;., -
my will be married in Dresden Nov. ~
Der 18th. This VIII be an event where
royalty and perhaps the king will be IL
attendance. Miss Sadie Tucker is new
travelling abroad with Miss Carter aud
will wait on her.
Miss Horona Slaffer and Mr. Alsis
Bynum We're married at the hnne OF the
brides parents on Fayetteville street
Wednesday, October 4th at high nooa.
and left ON the afternoon train for
visit to the groom's parents ut Pittshoro.
1t was lovely home wedding. The
parlor was lighted with gas, and beau
tifully decorated. palms, ferns AMI
carnations. The presents We're costly
and elegant. The bride, a lovely little
brunette. with dark hair and eyes, was
handsomely attired in d gray going away
gown lined with rose satin.
Tarboro has three weddings announced
for November Mr.. Henry Litchforl
and Miss Minnie Dancy, Miss Mary
Horner and Mr.. George Holderness,
Miss Kate Howard and Mr.. Leggette.
There has been much speculation as IL
where the marshals' ball would ne held
and we are pleased to announce tla
~ 4. Al.
table doors.
The Junior Dancing Club will give
two dances Fair week at the old Capital
Club rooms.
The A. and NJ German Club will add
to the festivities of Fair week by Civ
ing a german at the college.
1.-The time has come the Walrns said,
to think of many things" and the Cap.
ital Club has thought to hoist the 4fag.
The Taylor Miller wedding will he the
attraction that will bring Miss LaIl:,
Hawkins. of Ridgeway, n. c., in or
midst.
Miss Jane Andrews. daughter of Col
onel Andrews. VicePresitlent of the
Southern Railroad, left yesterday fer
Philadelphia, to act as sponsor at Tthe
christening of the steamer Augusta
MISS ANDREWS IS asfe1)feSelIlilIlVe on Hal
eigh's most charming yorrng women and
has just returned from an extended tour
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boylan will move
to the Tucker hefne ON iHillsboro street
early in the week and Mr.. Butler takes
their present home.
Mrs. Bart Gatling will shave a young
lady with her Fair week and will give
a charming entertainment i'm her honor.
Wilmington viii be delightfully."- repre-
scented here Fair week. Mr.. John ID.
Bellamy, Esq, Mr.. James Munds, Mr..
Walter Williamson and Mr.. Clayton
Giles are among the number.
Mr. Jones Fuller is at the Marlborough.
Mrs. f. f. Moffitt, who has been Wis
thing friends and relatives in Harneft
county. returned to the city Thursday
TO the delight of her many friends.
Miss Katherine Stronach dtls returned
from an extended visit to Salisbury.
We are pleased to see Mr.. John King
in orr midst.
Mr. John Dodge, a young lawyer. 81
jacksonville. Fla, will visit his uncle.
DR. Daniel to be present at the Daniel
Thomas wedding.
Miss Florence Jones left Thursday for