The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29

Mrs. = =. Moore left this morning
FOR Raleigh Reflector.
Mrs. +. w. Hughes. who has been
visiting Mrs. j. G. Winder, left for
Newborn yesterday.
Miss Mary Nash, of Wilmington. who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Stronach,
left yesterday for Hillsboro.
The marriage of Miss Mary Green
and Mr.. #. C. Powell will be solemnized
next Wednesday at the home of Mr..
A. II. Green, on Hillsboro street.
Mrs. George Best, of Goldsboro,
who stopped over here with Mrs. Gar
land Jones. on her way from Baltimore,
returned home yesterday
Mrs. Chas. S. Allen and daughter,
Miss Miriam Allen, returned to the city
yesterday.
Miss Sallie Johnson, of Baltimore,
is in the city visiting at the residence
of Mr.. ard Mrs. James /. Johnson.
Elder VIM. Woodland and wife left
yesterday for Raleigh, where they will
visit Elder Woodard's daughter, Mrs
Governor Aycock.-Elm City News.
congressman John II. Small anG
family PASSED through the city yester-
day Ell route to his home in Washington
They have been spending several weeks
in Ashcville.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Finlayson and
Master Henry P. Finlayson, of Month
cello. Florida and Miss Julia Turner
arrived on yesterday and are paying a
visit to the family of Dr.. Turner, on
North Person street
Mr.. r. B. Heartt left yesterday for
Rcidsvlle where he will spend few
days, accompanying Mrs. Heartt to Nor
folk Before returning Mr.. Heartt will
go to Boston, where he will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mis- Julia McInnis. of Maiden
Miss, is visiting the Misses benson
This charming young lady is the daugh-
ter of the distinguished President of the
State Railroad Commission of Mississ-
ippi. Col. McInnis, of Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Patton, of Penn.
sylvania, will be the guests of Miss Mar
tina Boynton during the horse show. Mrs
Patton, who was Miss Carr, of Durham
is beautiful and charming young wo-
man. She has many friends in Atlanta
having visited here as the guest OF Miss
Laura Adair.-Atlanta Constitution.
A most enjoyable nteTtainment Wa
given Friday afternoon at the pastors
home by Mrs. A. A. Marshall, compli-
mentary to the faculty of the Baptist
University and the members of the
choir of the First Baptist church. There
were more than fifty present. The
guessing contest proved most delight
full means of entertainment and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
Three young ladies, Miss Elizabeth
was made by lot and Miss Sanderlir
tied for the ladies' prize. The decision
avs made by lot and Miss Sanderlir
had the good fortune of drawing the
longest straw and thus winning the
prize. The gentleman's prize was wor
by Mr. Walters Durham. The BOBBY
prize was won by Mr. J. B. Pearce
whose unique and original guesses con
tributed a liberal contribution to the
witty lore of the Old North State. Mr.
]. w. Bailey in a most appropriate
speech presented the prizes to the for
tunate contestants. Delicious refresh
ments were served and after selec-
tions rendered by Miss Hammond, OF
the University, amid hearty expressions
of a royal good time the guests took
their leave. bearing pleasant memories
of a delightful evening and heartily
congratulating their hostess, Mrs. Mar
shall on her successful entertainment.