The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-13
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Ivy AW(GOGWcW
| Miss Bunker, who has been the guest
of the Misses Leach, left last week for
| her home in New York
Mr.. Irving Jones and Mr. Perrin Bus
bee have returned from Winston, where
| they attended the session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows as delegates.
/ Cards have been received by friends in
the city to the marriage of Miss Jennette
| I.inaweaver. at her home in Columbia
Pa Miss Linaweaver visited Mrs Sher-
wood Higgs here several years ago. and
| will be pleasantly remembered here by
her many friends.
| Mr. Watkins Robards leaves today for
| Baltimore. where he goes TO be grooms-
| man at the marriage of Mr.. Samuel
| Young. formerly of Henderson. to Miss
Carpenter, on Wednesday, May 18th.
Under the auspices of the Daughters of
! the Confederacy, unique entertainment
| was given in Stokes Hall, Durham, on
Friday evening, to a full house. The en-
| tertainment was a great success and net
ted neat sum for the object. The en-
| tertainment was styled 1.-The Chrome
Nathetroleton, and was supported by
fifteen of the most popular and beautiful
| young ladies of Durham.
/ Miss Mamie Cannon, of Concord. who
was in Raleigh week before last TO see
! De Wolf Hopper. is now visiting the
| Misses Tomlinson in Durham.
! The married ladies Whist Club of
| Durham, has suspended us games until
next autumn
| The last performance of the Fisherman
Luck, was given on Tuesday evening TO a
large and apprecative audience. This
company which has gained so much well
deserved praise will give new play next
winter, which will surpass, if possible,
those performances given this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harvard announce
the marriage of their daughter. Margaret.
to Mr. Robert Leo Bagley, on Thursday
morning, May 2ith, at $50 o'clock First
Baptist church, Apex, North Carolina.
No cards will be sent out in the village,
but through this medium. all friends of
the family are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gray have is
/ sued invitations to the marriage of their
| daughter May, to Mr.. Joseph Henry Sc
! park, On Wednesday evening, Nay 23rd
| at 9 O'Clock in the Presbyterian church,
| at Gastoria, North Carolina.
| Henderson, \. c. May 12.-Mr. Samuel
Davis Young, one of Henderson's most
! popular young men, will lead to the
altar Wednesday, May 10th. Miss Lola
| Carpenter a belle and beauty of Balti-
more. The ceremony will take place at
high noon, in Saint Michael and All Angels
church Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Owen Davis.
of Henderson, will be dame of honor. A
brilliant reception will follow ct the home
of the bride. 2.108 North Charles street.
| The State Convention OF the Kings
Daughters will be held in Henderson the
| 2Sth, Goth and Goth of May. All commuDi-
| cations from Chapters all over the State,
relative to it should be addressed TO Mrs.
! Henry Perry, Secretary. Please send in
| names of delegates who will attend
| Mrs. Isabella Davis, of New York, will be
| present and deliver an address to this
order of ladies.
/ The Senior class of Catawba college,
! Newton, n c.. was given reception at
the home of the President OF the college,
Rev. j. c. Clapp, d. D.. last week Those
present were Messrs. Robt. T. Cecil, w
| H. Causey, G. Fred Hinkle, Jas. c. Hav-
| naer II. S. T. Peeler. Paul P. Brown. f.
B. Hutchins Carl It. Young and r. p.
| Freeze together with Misses Nacye
| Blackwelder. Sadie Lester, Myrtle Smvre
! Mildred Rowe, Johnnie Lee Lackey Pat
| tie Cline Bessie LantZ, Ethel Foil, Icy
Fry, Eta Curtis and Maggie Lowe. Rev
| Clarence Clapp and wife we're also pres
! ent
Parlor and outdoor games were played
until darkness came on and then ali re-
paired to the parlor for a guessing con-
! test.
Forty-six articles were arranged to rep
resent names en- lists furnished each
guesser, and were marked with numbers.
| The names on the lists then had to be
number red to correspond with correct
| list kept by the judges. The first prize
was won by Mr.. Paul p. Brown and the
''bCCby' prize, cake of soap
by Rev. J. C. Clapp, D. D.,
At the close of this contest refreshments
were served in the dining room. Then
"charades" were acted until time for
parting came. Then all departed feeling
| that it was good to have been there. The
reception will long be remembered with
| pleasure by the seniors
This card has been issued to friends:
Mrs. James Walter Carpenter
requests the honor of your presence at
the marriage of her daughter
Lola
Mr.. Samuel Davis Young.
Wednesday, May the sixteenth
at high noon,
| Saint Michael and All Angels Church,