The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-14

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Miss Mary Bryan has returned from
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Richard Battle and children are
visiting in Wake Forest.
Mrs. T. N. Ivey and Miss Edith Ivey
are at Cleveland Springs
Miss Bennette Gregory. of Oxford. is
visiting Miss Belle Moncure
MISS Belle Hay, who has been visit
ing in Smithfeld, Va, returned home last
week.
Miss Kate Cheshire who has been the
guest of Bishop Cheshire, left last week
for her home in Tarboro.
Mrs. Lee benson and son Lee Armistead
Derson, are visiting Mrs. Denson's faith
er, Col. VIM. j. Sanders.
Miss Mary Aveoci and Master Charles
Aycock are in Wilson on visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Albert Anderson.
Misses Julia and Annie Worth, who
have been visiting Mrs. f. E. Moffitt,
returned to Wilmington last week.
Miss Mary Hinton, left last Monday for
the mountains of Western North Carolina,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Annie Hinsdale, who has been at
tending the Summer School at Chapel Hill
returned to The city last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Aycock and her guests, Miss
Rosa Powell of Wilson, and Miss Eleanor
Munro, Of Goldsboro, left Wednesday for
Goldsboro.
Mr.. Watkins Richards and Mr.. j. r.
Young have returned from Henderson,
where they attended the marriage OF
Lieut.. Young to Miss Daisy Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Marks and Miss
Ethel Marks, of Montgomery, Ala, spent
a few days in the city last week, as the
guests of Col and Mrs. A. b. Andrews, on
their way to Morehead City.
Col ID Worthngton. of Wilson, an
nounces the engagement of his daughter
Miss Alice Elizabeth, to DR.. Herman Har-
rell Horne, OF Dartmouth College, New
Hampshre. The marriage will be solemn
lied in August.
Misses Belle and vivienne Moncure en-
tertained most delightfully."- on Friday
evening in honor of their guest Miss
Bennette Gregory of oxford. There were
ten tables of four handed hearts, and the
evening was greatly enjoyed By all the
guests. The ladies' prize, SILVER shoe
horn was won by Miss Jennie Trapier,
while Mr.. Hubert Haywood was the sue
cessful winner of the gentlemans prize,
a pair of silver cuff buttons. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Among those who left last week for
Morehead City, are Gov and Mrs. Ay-
cock and children, Mrs. r. I. Gray, MISS
Caro- Gray, Mrs. M. T. Norris. Miss Ruby
Norris Master John M, Pemberton, Mr.
j. K. Young, Miss Mable Young, OF Hen
derson: Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Marks and
Miss Ethel Marks of Montgomery, Ala;
Miss Lily Gray Miss Mattye Pace, Mr.
S. Parham, of Henderson,: Mrs. Geo.
w. Thompson and Miss Katherine Thomp-
son. Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Carr, OF Durham,
and Mr.. Finley L. Williamson, OF Bur-
lingtcn.
Ivey Foreman Lewis, son of Dr. X
H. Lewis, of this city, was chief marsnall
at the commencement of the University
this year, the first of the new century.
Forty-eight years ago, in 1883 his uncle,
Ivev Foreman Lewis. of Alabama, colo
mel in the Confederate Army, was chief
marshal at the University commence
meut. There is no other instance on re-
cord where two persons Of the same name
have held this honorable office lvey
Lewis father, both grandfathers, two
-grandfathers and great great
grandfather were all students at the Uni
vresity.
Miss Katherine Phillips, one OF Rich
monds most fascinating young ladies',
who has been the guest of Miss Alline
Young. has returned to her home. she
has visited Raleigh number of times and
her charming personality has made many
friends here Miss Young has now as her
guest Miss Louise Mahoney, a bright and
attractive school friend from Norfolk.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Taylor,
of Wake Forest, and Prof, G. G. Critten-
den. a member of the faculty OF wake
Forest College, is announced; the we'd
ding is to take place at the nome OF the
bride on the 23rd of July. Miss Tayior IS
the daughter of DR.. Charles e. Taylor
President of Wake Forest College, and is
a very cultured and intellectual young
woman. possessing a brilliant mind MT
Crittenden is one of the States promin-
ent professors. The marriage is one OF
widespread interest on account OF the
prominence of both the bride and groom.
The marriage of Mr.. Walter r. Thomp-
son to Miss Emily Gregory in Greensboro
last week was an event OF interest 10
large circle of friends. Mr.. Thompson IS
a son of Prof. Matt. Thompson, OF
Statesville, graduate Of the University.
and as principal of the Southside graded
school at Greensboro has shown himself
one of the first of the younger educators
in the State. The bride is a daughter OF
ri