The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-03

But he-he took me in his arms.
And said. You do you do
Il cannot marry YOU, / said.
And live With you for life
lie simply said. You will you Wilt
And now | am his wife.
JAMES T. WHITE.
RECIPROCITY.
u give you all my love" she said
And surely yours must come
To take its place, for nature dear,
Abhors !. vacuum"
WILLIAM ]. HAMPTON.
The Card party given by Mrs. Palmer
Jerman on Tuesday afternoon compliment
tary to her sister, Mrs. William Waddill
of Atlanta. vas q most enjoyable affair
Klondyke was the game played the first
prize being won by Mrs. Grimes Cowpef,
and the BOBBY by Mrs. Frank Stronach
The guests were then asked into the dim
ing room where refreshments were served
Those present were:
Mrs. w b. Waddill. Mrs John Kenny
Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs. Grimes Cow
per. Mrs. Chas. Busbee, Mrs. John Cum
i
cy Albright, Mrs. w H. Pace, Mrs. G. G.
Latta, Mrs. Brown Shepherd Mrs. Her.
bert Jackson. Mrs. JOS E. Pogue, Mrs
Frank Stronach, Mrs. b. S. Skinner, Mrs.
4. s. keenan,, Mrs. John Harding; Misses
Susan Heck, Lily Hicks, Jennie Pescud,
Sadie Duncan.
Bishop and Mrs. Cheshire gave dinner
Ms IN, IF nd PC
Avcoak.
Mrs. Joseph f. Pogue gave a card par
ny on Saturday morning in honor Of Mrs.
John s. Cuningham. There were two
tables OF seven handed euchre, and after
a most delightful game, dainty refresh
mcnts were served. Mrs. Pogues guests:
Mrs. John s. Cunningham, Mrs William
Waddll, Mrs. Chas. Busbee Mrs. Palmer
herman, Mrs Alfred Williams. Mrs. 7. 3.
Kenan. Mrs. Percy Albright Mrs. VIM.
Grimes, Mrs Abbott, Mrs. willard. Miss
Mrs. Geo. MCGEE.
The Fortnightly Review Club held d,
most enjoyable meeting with Mrs. Ed
Chambers Smith on Thursday morning.
Judge and Mrs. James f. Shepherd gave.
AN informal reception on Tuesday evening.
10 the members of Judge Shepherds for-s
mer law class. A number of young ladies'
were also invited, and the evening was.
most delightfully."- spent by those presents
The tea given by Mrs. G. NJ. Busbee on.
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
10 pir uyac Qlo
and one OF the most delightful social func-
tions of the season. The decorations CT
ahe house were artistically arranged.
The dining room was especially beautiful
with La France roses, and ferns. The
guests were received in the parlor by Mrs.
&. ~ Busbee, Mrs. Charles B. Aycock,
Mrs John S. Cunningham of Cunningham,
Mrs. Jas. +. Robinson, of Goldsboro, and
Mrs. Thos S. Kenan.
Punch was served in the library by Mrs.
William Grimes and Mrs J. Ludlow Skin
ner Mrs. Charles Root and Miss Myra
Pearce aoured tea.
In the dining room were Mrs F. II.
Busbee. Mrs v f. Turner. Mrs Frank
Stronach, Miss Sophie Busbee, Miss Sadie
Root Miss Louie Busbee. Miss Isabel
Busbee, Miss Mary Turner and Miss Eliza
Bcsbee.
In the evening the Misses Busbee en-
tertained a number of their gentleman
friends.
Miss Susan Clark gave a delightful tea
on Thursday afternoon complimentary to
the Misses Graham, of oxford From five
10 seven the house was crowded with
cape~s
Mrs. Clark and Miss Susan Clark were
assisted in receiving by Miss Susan era
ham, Mas Alice Graham, of Oxford, Miss
Bessie Henderson. of Salisbury, Miss Sal
lie Gotten of Cottendale, Miss Daisy
smith. of Goldsboro, Miss Mary Love, of
Memphis Miss Grimes, of Grimesland
The guests were met in the hall by Miss
Susie Heck ard Miss Jennie Pescud The
dining room was beautifully decorated with
smilax. palms and red carnations the
Young ladies assisting in this room We're:
Miss Mattye Pace, Miss Eleanor Vass,
Miss Dortch and Miss Elizabeth Briggs.
The coffee room was presided over by
Miss Lucille Clark, assisted by Miss Mas
sey and Miss Lula Mcdonald.
The reception rendered the Confederate
Veterans on Thursday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Stronach was most charm
ing affair. The house was decorated ev-
erywhere with Confederate colors, and the
states and each branch of the service
wins represented by fifteen beautiful young
women. They are as follows:
Miss Lucy West, North Carolina.
Miss Bratton, South Carolina.
Miss Richardson, Mississippi
Miss Ellen Hinsdale, Louisiana.
Miss Heart Alabama.
Miss Stamps, Texas
Miss Francis Hoke, Arkansas
Miss Pace Missouri.
Miss Elsie Haywood, Kentucky
Miss Margaret Smedes, Tennessee.
Miss Alice Stronach, Florida
Miss Busbee, Virginia.
Miss Stronach. Artillery.
Miss Ethel Stronaeh, Infantry
Miss Janet Stronach, Cavalry.
IN the hall the guests were met by MT
Dalan Stronach and Miss Janet Stronach
In the parIor Mrs A. b. Stronach. MISS
Bratton, Miss Francis Hoke and Miss
Haywood received.
The punch bowl was presided over by
Miss Lucy West, Miss Mattye Pace. MISS
Ethar ctronanh Mics 0uiSe Richardson