The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-07
Woman and AND! Society

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served by Miss Margaret Bush, Miss
Mary Latta, Miss Rosa Battle, Miss
Kate Badger, Mrs. William West, Miss
Janet Badger and Miss Elizabeth Crow
No more hospitable reception could have
been given than was received here.
At the handsome home of Col. A. 3.
Andrews ON North Blount street, Miss
Jane Andrews received, assisted by
her friends, Mrs. Henry w. Miller,
Mrs. Henry r. Litchford, Miss Blanche
Arden Blake, Miss Elizabeth Christie
pher Hinsdale, Miss Lydia Maverick
Hoke, Miss Sally Cotton, of Cottondale;
and Miss Mary Ship. The parlors
were crowded with guests throughout
the entire evening, and the visitors lin
gered long with these charming young
women. Delightful refreshments were
served in the we'll appointed dining
hall.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Ethel
Norris entertained about thirty-five
guests at card party complimentary
to Miss Daisy Hanes, of Winston. The
first prize, Il silver pen, was won by Miss
Lulie Biggs and the BOBBY a pot of arti-
fetal flowers, by Miss Bessie Underwood,
of Fayetteville The visiting young wo-
men who were among Miss Norris guests
besides Miss HaneS, were: Miss Daisy
Smith, of Goldsboro; Miss Cleaves, of
Newark. y. j.; Miss Ell Green, Of
Wilson: Miss Matte Lee and Miss
Mabel Borden, of Goldsboro; Miss Glenn
and Miss Julia Glenn. of Greensboro;
Miss Bessie Underwood, of Fayette-
Vile: Miss Mary Warren Cameron and
Miss Pauline Cameron, Of Lake Wac
camaw. Delightful refreshments were
served after the presentation Of the
prizes to the successful contestants.
On Thursday afternoon the Fortnightly
Review Club was entertained by Mrs.
". L. McGehee at her handsome resi-
dence on Hillsboro street. Hypnotism
and Telepathy We're the subjects for gen
eral discussion. The members of the
club present were: Mrs. Plummer Batch
elor, Mrs. Josephus Daniels, DR.. Dixon,
Mrs. William Grimes. Miss Martha Hay
wood, Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. George
MeGehee, Mrs. Charles McKimlnon,
Miss Fanny McPheeters, Mrs. J. Lud-
low Skinner Miss Florence Slater,
Miss Imogenp Stone. Mrs. Robert c.
Strong, Mrs. Sallie Strong. Mrs. Sam
uel Telfair, Mrs. Julian Timberlake.
The Club win hold its next meeting at
guests of DIR. Dixon.
Ladies' Day Thursday, at the Capital
Club was the occasion of delightful
luncheon, given by Mr.. Hal w. Aver,
complimentary to Miss Daisy Hanes, Of
Winston, who is in Raleigh as the guest
Of Miss Ethel Norris
4 New Years German was given III
Charlotte on Tuesday evening. The
german was largely attended and the
young women were elegantly gowned.
Among the dancers was Mr.. s. Brown
Shepherd, Of this city, with Miss Nan
Burwell.
Among the charming acquisitions to
Raleigh's sicial circles are the Misses
Florence and Hattie Arlington, of Nash
county. who made their debut in Raleigh
with their cousin. Mrs Herbert Worth
y ~
Misses Arlington have already made
many friends here. They are residing
at the new home of their father, corner
lakewood Avenue and Elm streets.
Among the young women visitors in
Raleigh this week are Miss Jane Meares,
of Wilmington, and Miss Bessie Under
wood, Of Fayetteville, who are guests
of Misses Pauline and Mary Warren
Cameron. Of Lake Waccamaw; at Cap
tain W. III. Days on Halifax street.
Miss Daisy Hanes, Of Winston, as the
guest of Miss Ethel Norris; Miss Cleay-
er. of Newark, n. j., as the guest OF
Misses Ethel and Janet Stronach; are
visiting in the city.
A number of skating parties were
formed early in the week and the ice
was covered with gay young people, AT
Taylor's pond the ice gave way and
Miss Frances Leach fell through. She
was rescued by several gallants who
were i'll attendance. Miss Leach is per-
fectly we'll, having suffered only slight
cold as the result Of the accident.
Miss Conyers Pritchett, of Atlanta.
who spent the holidays here with her
brother. Prof c. NJ. Pritchett, of the
a. and NJ. College. has returned home
Miss Pritchett made many friends here
who look forward to her early return
to this city.
Thursday afternoon, at her elegant
home on North Blount street, Mrs. Sher-
wood Higgs entertained her friends IN
II novel way at Il Progressive hlondtke
Party.
During the afternoon HaywoOd's string
band furnished delightful music, ana
elegant refreshments were served to Mrs
Higgs' guests. The prizes were Won by
Miss Hughes, of Oxford Mrs. W. L.
Batchelor and Mrs. 7. X. Bruner
Miss Annie Kenan. of Kenansyille'
who has been the guest of Col. and Mrs.
t. S. Kenan, at their charming nome
pOf.nnr Of EvdaT,tan and Wilmington