The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-29
w OMAN AND SOCIETY


Miss Katie Edwards. of Goldsboro,
was in the city yesterday
Mrs. Mary Hinton left yesterday for
Warrenton to visit relatives
Miss Mamie Hanff returned from
visit to friends in Kinston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Haynes. of Tar
boro, are at the Marlborough House.
Mrs r. H. Whitaker has returned
from visit to relatives in Kinston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Edwards have
returned from visit to Montreal
Miss Mary Broughton, who has
been sick with fever is improving.
Miss Carrie Martin, of Durham, is
in the city, visiting Miss Katie Barbee.
Mrs B. r. Hardy returned yester-
day from a visit to Mont Eagle, N. c.
Mrs w. R. Eatman and Miss Clara
Womble left yesterday for visit to
i Cary.
! The condition of Mrs. j. F. Mat
thaws is reported as being much inn
proved.
Miss Mary Barbee has returned to
the city after an extended stay at More
head City.
Miss Essie King left yesterday fol
visit to her COUSIN Mrs. w. c. Carr,
in Durham.
Miss Mamie Mitchell has returned
from visit to relatives and friends
near Clayton.
Mrs. Charles M. Gillian, of Peters,
burg. is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
| w. Fl. Anderson.
Miss Bette Lee Sanders, who has
been visiting Miss Nina Green left yes
terday for Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Beckham re-
| turned yesterday from a visit to rela-
tives at Middleburg.
Miss Eliza Simmons left yesterday
| for Goldsboro, where she will visit
Mrs. Joseph E. Robinson.
Miss Eleanor Vass will at an early
| date give picnic at Fuquay Springs
to her Sunday school class.
Mrs. William H. Robbins and child
rem returned yesterday from a visit to
| friends and relatives in Wilson.
| The engagement Of Mr.. Ralph Van
| Landingham, of Charlotte. to Miss Susie
| Harwood of Atlanta. is announced
Miss Susie Gilliken who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. j. F. Mat
| thews left yesterday fer Roxobel.
| Miss Bessie Marlborough, Of Louis
burg, who has been visiting the family
of Mr.. w. E. Foster, left yesterday.
Miss Annie McKimmon returned
yesterday from Graham, where she has
| been visiting Miss Catherine Wharton.
| Miss Lollie Lewis, of Goldsboro.
was here for short time yesterday
with friends, on her way to Wake For
| est.
| Cheraw, arc in the city, the guests OF
| A.
ard.
| Mrs. Alfred Williams and son re.
turned yesterday from Morehead City
and Beaufort where they have been
summering.
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. O. j. Carroll and will remain UNI
til Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Burge and son, arrived
yesterday from Morehead City and are
guests of Mrs. w. L. Smith, on their
way to Atlanta.
| Mrs Lena Register and son, of At
lanta, Ca. who are here visiting Mrs.
D. l.. Royster, on Hargett street, leave
| today for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray and children, Of
South Boston, Va. and Mr. A. B. Will
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way to the eastern part of the State.
| Miss Anne Wilmer Hume and Miss
Mary Baynham Hume. of the University
of North Carolina, are visiting the family
OF Professor Darlington at the University
of Virginia.
Miss Charlotte Dixon, of Dixondale,
Va, arrived yesterday to enter the Bap-
fist Female University. She is daugh-
ter of Rev. Tom Dixon and is the guest
j of her aunt, DR.. Della Dixon Carroll.
/ Master Holmes Arendell. son of Mr..
r. B. Arendell, celebrated his twelfth
birthday with a picnic to Fuquay, taking
with him a number of his little friends.
He received u number of remembrances.
The many friends of Miss Sue Eller
will be surprised to learn that she and
Hendersonvile, although the fact was not
known until last week.-Asheville Citizen.
Mr.. Francis NJ Fits. of Macon. has
issued Invitations to the marriage OF his
| daughter, Miss Sarah Palmer, to Mr..
Charles H. Gore, of Wilmington, Tuesday
morning, September 10th, at 10 o'clock,
in the Methodist Episcopal church, Macon
i MIR. w. A. Erwin and family who
have been living in Raleigh since last
winter will next week move back to
their old home in Durham to live. The
people of Raleigh will regret this, but
Mr.. Erwin finds that his duties at the
Cooloomee mills make the change of
residence necessary.
WHATSOEVER