The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-23

Missing, once, a priceless treasure
That my breast had graced,
Ended by a clever Cupid,
Soon the theft I traced.
AS thou hast it. wilt thou keep it,
Bid it neer depart?
For to prosecute thee, maiden,
have not the heart.
Nellie Clare Carroll
Miss Elizabeth Crow entertained We'd
nesday morning in honor of Miss Bette
Nash of Charlotte. Seven handed euchre
was the game played, and Miss Eliza Bus
bee was the successful winner of the
prize. Delicious refreshments were
served. Miss Crows guests ere, Misses
Bette Nash, Elizabeth Cheshire, Theo-
dora Marshall Eliza Busbee, Hail. Nor
son, Mary Latta, Rosa Battle, Mary
Turner, Belle Pescud, Ethel Norris,
Matte Pace. Lilly Gray, Frances Jones,
May Grow, Marguerite Crow.
The Klondyke Club has re-organized
again for the season, and a business
meeting was held Thursday afternoon
at Miss Ellie Haywood's. Miss Pattie
Mordecai was reelected president The
members are: Mrs. Chas. Latta, Mrs.
Thos Kenan, Mrs. ]. M. Turner, Mrs.
Grimes Cowper Mrs. Ludlow Skinner,
Mrs. Jos. E. Pogue, Mrs. Julian Timber
lake, Mrs. John Kenny, Mrs. Chas. Nc
Kimmon, Mrs. William Grimes, Mrs
Louis Mailer, Mrs. Van Moore, Misses
Devereux, Haywood, McPheeters, Morde
cal and Hinton.
The Klondyke Club will meet with Miss
Laura Devereux, Monday afternoon at
half past four.
Miss Elizabeth Cheshire entertained
a few friends at luncheon Tuesday in hon
or of her guest, Miss Nash, of Charlotte.
Those present were, Misses Eliza Busbee,
Rosa Battle, Bessie Brown, Elizabeth
Crow, Susan Marshall and Elizabeth
Briggs.
The Mother Goose party given at the
Governors Mansion Friday evening proved
a great success, both socially and fnan-
cially.
meeting of the Golf Club is called
for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, at
the residence of DR.. V. E. Turner.
Miss Mamie Skinner is at home again
after spending some time at Amherst,
studying, and also visiting in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels and
children left Friday for Bath, Maine, to
be present at the launching of the u S.
torpedo boat "Bagley," which will take
place on Tuesday. They will be Joined by
Mrs. Adelaide Bagley, Mrs. Benz. Moffitt.
Mr.. Henry Bagley and Cadet David Worth
Bagley The boat will be christened by
Mrs. Daniels.
Mr.. Alex. Andrews has returned from
Red Sulphur Springs, West Virginia,
where he has been for the past two
months, greatly improved in health.
Miss Louise Wright gave party Tues
day afternoon to a number of her little
friends, which was greatly enjoyed by
them all.
Miss Mary Warren Cameron is visiting
at Captain Days.
Miss Eunice Horton is visiting in Mid
dleburg.
DIR. T. T. Hay, Misses Ella Hay, Rosalie
Hay and Mamie Hay have returned from
the mountains of Western North Caro-
lima.
Miss Lucy West is visiting her friend
Miss Mary Jenkins at Wake Forest.
Miss Octavia Hughes, of Newbern, is
the guest Of Miss Mary Bryan.
Misses Marguerite and Kinsey Boylan
will leave this week for Baltimore.
Mrs. JOS. f. Ferrall is back from Vir-
gina.
Miss Pattie Lewis Is in Warrenton, the
guest of Miss Aston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Wood. of Edenton,
who have been visiting at Mr.. Herbert
Jackson's, have gone home.
Mr. Hugh Kendrick will leave Monday
for Atlanta, to enter the School of Tech
nology there.
The Asheville papers contain brilliant
account of the marriage of Mr. Thomas
s. Rollins to Miss Ida PrItchard, daugh-
ter of Senator Pritchard, at the Senator's
residence at Cool Springs, Senator Pritch
ards mountain home. There were more
than 200 guests and the marriage was a
notable social event. Rev. Wallace Roll
Inns, of the Episcopal Church performed
the ceremony. Miss Mary Gudger, Of
Marshall. was maid of honor. and Mr..
Victor McAdoo. of Greensboro, was best
man. There were very many presents
sent by friends from all sections of this
and other States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Flower and chill
dren are spending the month at Occonee-
chez with Mrs. Flowers parents, Gen. and
Mrs Julian S. Carr The many friends |
of Mrs. Flower. known in North Carolina
as Miss Ida Carr will be gratifed
at her recovery after long and serious
illness. Mr.. Flower IS one of the lead
ing bankers and business men in Kansas
city.
ENTERTAINMENT BY MRS. HUNT.
Henderson Herald.)
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