The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-11

party in the handsome parlor car
vance" Several friends Of the connie
were at the depot in Kinston when rhav
passed through to offer congratulations
There were more than 4 hundred hand
some and useful wedding presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb are popular among
a large circle of friends. The bride IS 4
sister Of Mrs. w. S. Herbert Of Kinston.
and has many friends here.
marriage, the news of which took
the town off its feet last evening. was
that of Captain X. S. Finch, Seaboard
Air Line agent at Charlotte, and Miss
Mary Alice Mason, which was solemnized
at the residence of Colonel G. w. Brad
shaw. ON South Church street. at $50
O'Clock Rumors of an impending marriage
had filled the air for two or three DAYS
and public interest was at high pitch
yesterday, but so we'll had the secret
been kept that not half dozen persons
outside of the little company which wit
messed the ceremony knew who the par
ties to it were to be until after it was
over-Charlotte Observer
Miss Annabel Borden gave n delightful
Halloween party at her beautiful home
in this city, last night, at which social
merriment and substantial good cheer
prevailed and all event merry" with the
many young people in ATTENDANCE Off
hand drawing on a big blackboard vas
INDUCED in, resulting in the first prize
TO Mr.. Frank Broadhurst, and the BOBBY
TO Miss Antoinette Burweu. The oUt-of-
town young ladies present were Miss Fai-
son, of Charlotte. and Miss Cheshire, of
Raleigh Goldsboro Argus.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
B. Clegg Ashcraft, the talented young
editor of the Monroe Enquirer, and Miss
Mary Blair. daughter of The late DR.. |.
II. Blair. The date Tor tie marriage is
Thursday, November 18th.
Rev. c. D. Graves, graduate of Wake
Forest, was married IN Wednesday to
Miss Octavia Bate in Louisville, Ky. He
will return with his bride on a visit
to relatives in North Caroial
Mr. Alex Webb and Miss Gertrude Dill
we're married in Morehedd City on Wed
nesday The wedding was brilliant
social event. A bridal tour TO New York
ON q special car followed.
Friends of the contracting parties kaN c
received this invitation:
Mr.. William Alfred Martin request:
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of his daughter, Lola Lamar, tc
Mr.. Charles Elisha Taylor, Jr.. Tuesday
evening, November 20th at $50 o'clock
st. James church, Wilmington, ~ c.
1907
This wedding card has been sent tc
friends;
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Daley request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter Kathrine Eliza
beth. to Mr.. Edward Young Speed, on
Wednesday evening. November the four
teenth, nineteen hundred, at eight o'clock
Front Street NJ. L. church. Burlington
North Carolina.
This wedding imitation has been sent
out to friends:
Mr. and Mrs. John Batson Whitehurst
invite you to be present at the marriage
OF their daughter Sallie Pauline, to Mr.
Charles Edwin Harding, Wednesday
evening, November twenty first, nineteen
hundred. at nine o'clock, Methodist Epis-
copal church, Aurora, North Carolina
WEDDING OF MR.. HOKE AND MISS
JOHNSTON.
The marriage of Mr.. Augustus Mclean
Hoke apd Miss Jennie Johnston was sol
emnized Wednesday night at the Presby
terrain church in Lincolnton, n. c., in the
presence of a large number OF relatives
and friends. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. r. u. Johnston, father of the
bride, and the pastor of that church fol
the past forty years. Miss Mary Knox