The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-11
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On Friday evening of next week the
German Club OF the State University
will give its intermediate spring german
and Miss Adelaide Snow, Miss Nell Lin
ton Miss Kate Skinner, Miss Annie
Rogers, Miss Nellie HinSdale, Miss An
nle diLsdale. Miss Florence Boylan. Mss
Eisle Haywood will be among those who
VIII attend from this city. The ger
man promises TO be one of the most sue
cessful in point of attendance that has
ever been given by the University Ger.
man Club
After the theatre on Wednn<l,- even
ing Mrs. William L. Whitaker gave a
delightful lunchoon complimentary to
Miss Daisy Hanes, of Winston and Miss
Snowden Carr, Of Durham
Col. and Mrs. Wharton J. Greene have
issued cards 10 the wedding of their cou-
| sin, Miss Addie Burr Riddick To Mr.
John Alves Huske. which will be solemn
| lied on Wednesday of next week at s..
Johns Episcopal church in Fayetteville
On Thursday evening of this week Mrs
Julius Lewis will throw open the doors
of her elegant home and will receive her
guests LII most charming fashion. This
occasion Will be a Colonial Tea and will
| besides being Il social affair to which the
| public is invited, have financial feature
10 be controlled by the Young ladies' aux
ihary of the First Presbyterian church
VINO are endeayoring to raise funds for
the purchase of Il new church organ. Ii
IS improbable that any event of this
week Will he such a social success IS
that planned for Thursday evening.
a musical will he given at the Gov
ernor's Mansion on Thursday evening
under the auspices of Chapter Number
Seven of St. Mary's School Guild and
Raleigh best musical talent VIII contrib
ute 10 make ii q success
Miss Mamie Norris who SINCE the mid
die Of December, mas been visiting Miss
Flylenne Strong, OF Atlanta, and Miss
McWhorter, of Lexington. Georgia. re
turned home yesterday afternoon to the
delight Of her many friends
! On FRIDAY evening The Little Hus-
sar" will be presented by an amateur
company from Portsmouth umder the
direction of Mrs. Shipp, formerly of this
city. This performance is given under the
/ auspices OF the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and the Ladies Monumental Asso
! ciaticn and is for the purpose of raising
funds for the erection Of a monument
TO the memory Of jefferson Davis, Ex-
President of the Confederacy Forty peo-
pie including an excellent orchestra will
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performance and it premises to be great
success.
Mr. r. l.. Gray returned Oh Friday
from Fayetteville where he was among
the guests Of Mrs. s. ii. MacRae at "A
delightful card party om "Wednesday
evening. Mrs. MacRae cha1ningly en-
tcrtained Il humber of her friends ut an
afternoon tea and in tho evening PRO
grcssive Hearts were played by her
Young friends wnom She entert aimed. Mr.
Gray was the winner Of the first prize
and the consolation prize was won by
Mrs. William Jones. OF Wilson.
Mr. William B. Jones Mr. William III.
Bagley and Mr. Jno. S. West are among
party Of young men who intend attend
ing the festivities at PinoAurst on, the
occasion Of Washington's birthday.
4 feature Of the Confederate Concert
Monday night which deserves special
mention. was the music rendered ON the
piano and violin by the brilliant and
talented young musician, Mr.; Donald
Richardson.
1t is always delight and am inspira
ton to hear Mr.. Richardson. and we
cannot say more than that his perform
ances at the concert were UP to their us
ual standard Of superior excellence.
How much they were appreciated was
evidenced by the enthusiastic applause
given him by the audience.
Mrs. Kirkland, of Lake Waccamaw.
who is passing the winter IN Raleigh
gave theatre party Friday evening com
rlmentary to her daughters, the Misses
Cameron Their guests occupied the
two lower boxes at the Academy of Ml-
sic and after the performance IN elegant
luncheon was served at Gierschs Cafe.
The party Included Miss Mary Warren
Cameron. Miss Pauline Cameron. Miss
Kate benson, Miss Sally Dortch, Miss
May Bryan, Miss Mary Ship, Miss
Rosa Battle, Mrs Minnie Haywood Bag
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benson, Sherwood Haywood. $. :. Hins
dale. Andrew Syme, +. p. Haywood. .
Armistead Cowan. Allan Higgs. Mrs
Bagley chaperoncd the party.
The following is the wording of an
invitation handsomely engraved by 1if-
fanny, which has been received by friends:
! Colcnel and Mrs. Wharton j. Green
request the honour of
-------'S
presence at the marriage of their cousin,
| Miss Addie Burr Riddick
Mr.. John Alves Huske
On Wednesday the twenty-irst of
February.