The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-15

Greensboro Female College.
Miss Emme Aldine Horton returned
Yesterday from a visit to Norfolk.
Miss Rosa Creech has gone to Nor
folk to visit Miss Bessie Busky.
Miss Mabel Culbreth, of Clinton, was
here yesterday on her way to Louisburg.
Miss Mary McCullers, of McCullers,
was in the city yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Allen who has been Wis
iting at McCullers returned to the city
yesterday.
Miss Anna Allen of Greensboro, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. L. Gilbert, has
returned home.
Miss Flora Patterson, of Durham,
was here yesterday on her way to visit
friends in Enfield.
Miss Alberta Robbins passed yester-
day en- route from Durham to visit
friends in Tarboro.
Mrs. j. B. H. knight, of Williamson.
is in the city a guest at the home of
Rev. ]. o. Guthrie.
Misses Margaret and Florence
Broughton returned yesterday from
visit to Youngsville.
| Miss Meta Ellis, of Clayton, and Meta
Deans, of Milbrook are in the city visit
ing Miss Fannie Spruill.
Mrs. S. j. Moore, of Apex, who has
been visiting her father, Mr.. E. S. Dunn,
left yesterday for home.
Mrs. George Tull,s of Kinston, was
in the city yesterday on her way home
after visit to Asheville.
Mrs John w. Brown and Master
| John w. Brown returned yesterday from
| a visit to friends in Southport.
Miss : Della Ragsdale, of Fuquay
| Springs spent the day here yesterday
| as the guest of Miss LOWE Jones.
Miss Halle Easley, of South Boston,
| Va, passed yesterday on her way to
Wilson, where she will visit friends.
Miss Cornie Jones, of Apex, who has
| been spending the week in Baltimore
passed yesterday on her way home.
Mrs. A. H. Crowell, of Newbern, ar
rived yesterday to visit at the home of
| Mr. S. G. Whiting on Saunders street.
Miss Minnie Morris, of Franklinton,
who has been for some time at Fuquay
Springs returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. r. S. Tucker and Miss Minnie
Fitch Tucker returned yesterday from
visit to Dansville, n. Y, and Baltimore.
Hon. and Mrs. f. a.. Woodland after
a short stay with relatives in the city
left yesterday for their home in Wilson.
Miss Halle r. Saunders, of Wash
ington, d. c., who has many friends in
Raleigh, passed here day ago on her
way South.
Miss Annie Taylor arrived yester-
day from Pittsboro and will be here this
fall and winter at the home of Judge T..
B. Womack.
Miss Fannie Farmer, of Fuquay was
here yesterday and left in the afternoon
for Lilesville, where she will teach the
ensuing school year.
Miss Carrie Strong, Miss Lily Hicks
an1 Master Norwood Giles Calvert, re-
turned yesterday from Montreal where
they have been on a summer visit.
Miss Sue Fleming and Mr.. Thomas
Fleming of Durham, who were for
short while guests of Mrs. p. p. Cannady
and Miss Hester Beasley, left yesterday
for Rocky Mount.
Miss Ethel Morris, of Durham, who
has been spending part of the summer at
Fuquay Springs, was in the city yester-
day the guest of Miss LOWE Jones, leay-
ing for home in the afternoon.
Miss Emile w. McVea, who was for
so long identified with st. Mary's school,
and who is well known to many friends
in the city and State, opens this autumn
in Washington, d. c., winter home for
girls
Mrs. George Green and her son,
Master George, of Newbern, who came
with Miss Annie Green who enters Peace
Institute, left yesterday. While here
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
NJ Rogers.
Of prt1 tcE
who has finished her studies at st. Mary's
school, will spend this winter in Wash
ington, D. c., at Miss McVea's Winter
Home for Girls Miss Frances Newman,
daughter of Judge William Newman, of
Atlanta, will also be with Miss McVea.
Miss Bessie Fillyaw, the talented
daughter of Mr.. Oscar M. Fillyaw, has
charge Of the art department at the
Mary Wood Institute at Lincolnton.
The selection of Miss Fillyaw to fill that
position is a we'll deserved compliment.
She is young artist, of decided talent
and her works have already excited
much complimentary criticism.-Wil-
mington Dispatch.
THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CO ERT.
The first concert this season the
Baptist Female University Faculty. 1u-
sic will be given in the Academy T.!
sic, Tuesday evening, Sept. IL at ,ht
o'clock.
Much interest is felt in this concert
on account of the debut in Raleigh of
three new members of the Music Faculty
The fine rendering of musical selections
bv Prof. Marion Dunwoddy. who has
delighted the public here for the past
year, will be remembered with pleasure,
and also the artistic playing of Miss Julia
Brewer.
The new members of this faculty are
Clarence de Veaux Roger. Miss jamie
Williams, and Miss Alice Hommand.
Mr.. de Veaux Roger, Director of Mu-
sic and solo violinist, is musician who
has played with the best artists in Am
erica, Europe, ard. Canada, touring over
eight countries of Europe with great
success. Buiins the past .odr years III
America Mr.. Roger had given an aver
age of so concerts each season in New
York City, both private and public, be-