The news & observer., 1901-01-13

With her and feeling how her heart
Beats fondly against my own, to hear
Of things forgotten that are DEAR
FREDERICK SHERMAN.
One of the most enpoyable occasions OF
the week was the reception given by the
young men of the Church of the Good
Shepherd to the congregation. The par
ish rooms were beautifully decorated with
Palms, potted plants and holly.
Those in the receiving line We're:
Messrs Fred w. Mailer, E. Fl. Ander-
ton, William j. Andrews, Lee Skinner
Alex Andrews, Watkins Robards, John
Andrews, Sam Hanff, Geo. Norwood, Ar
thur Ball Prof Jeudevine.
Delicious refreshments were charmly
served by the young men, and the even
ing was most happily spent by all that
attended. as
The Card Club met with Miss Lilly Gray
last week, and most enpoyable after
noon was spent by those present. The
first prize was won by Miss Belle Heartt
Miss Gray's guests were Miss Brasield
of Alabama; Misses Penny Myers, oi
Washington. N. c.; Myra Pearce, Of Louis
vile. KY; Maude Latta, Helen Primrose
Marian Stamps, Eliza Busbee, Lena Lat
ta. Mary Latta. Lucy West, Kate Skinner
sophy Bushee, Mary Turner. Francis
Hole. Adelaide Snow, Frances Jones, Sadie
Root, Mrs Will West, Mrs. Joe Marshall
Nell Linton, Mattye Pace, Rosa Battle
Alice Stronach, Mary Shipp. Marguerite
Crow. Mamie Belv.n
soI nar hnI1 fiFacr a
Mrs Spier Whitaker's this week, and
elected Mrs. Z. e. Moffitt chairman OF
the Raleigh circle, Mrs j. w. Hinsdale
vice chairman.
most delightful social happening ot
the week was the reception rendered Mis-:
Connie Jones by Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Jermal
az their beautiful home, on Wednesday
evening after theatre. The parlors were
most artistically decorated, and a large
number of guests called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerman were assisted il
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs William Grimes
Col. and Mrs. T. S. Kennan, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. w. Thompson and Mrs. G. c. Grove
An elegant supper was served and The
hour was spent most happily. Miss Jones
has many friends in Raleigh, who viii
always give her a most cordial welcome
Miss Florence and Miss Alice Jones en-
tertained most delightfully."- The Euchrt
Clrb on Thursday afternoon at thei
home on Hillsboro street. Progressive
hearts was the game played, Miss Eliza
beth Hinsdale being the fortunate winner
of the first prize, and Miss Jennie PescuC
won the consolation. After several rounds
of the game delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were:
Miss Penny Myers, of Washington, n
c.: Miss Pearce, of Louisville. Ky; Mrs
Adkins, of Norfolk, Va; Misses Kate
benson. Sally Dortch, Lily Hoke, Lulit
Busbee, Blanche Blake, Mary Turner
sophy Busbee, Mamie Skinner, Minnie
Tucker. Alice Jones. Elizabeth Hinsdale
May Jones, Mary Shipp, Frances Hoke
Adelaide Snow, Mrs. Louis Mailer, Jennie
Pescud, Frances Jones, Sadie Root.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Louis Mailer
entertained the Klohdyke Club. The frst
prize was won by Miss Laura Devereux
and the BOBBY by Mrs. ]. NJ Turner. Those
present were Mrs. Hal Worth, of Worth
vile, n. c.; Miss Penny Myers, of Wash
ington; Mrs. Ludlow Skinner, Mrs. Chas
Latta, Mrs. Frank Stronaeh. Mrs. John
Kenny, Mrs. Grimes Cowper, Mrs. Charles
McKimmon, Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. AL
fred Williams. Mrs. George McGehee,
Mrs. J. E. Pogue, Misses Florence Jones,
Blanche Blake, Mary Turner, Pattie Nor
decai and Ellie Haywood.
The Book Club met with Miss Blanche
Blake on Saturday afternoon.
British Art was the subject under dis
cussicn and interesting naners were read