The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-22

But she won't cut her garments that
way.
j. M. Lewis.
Mrs. w. c. Oliver left yesterday for a
visit to Apex.
Miss Laura Newsome has gone to
Louisburg to visit friends.
Miss Ivie Roberts has returned from
a visit to Washington d. c.
Miss Mamie Bagwell left yesterday
for visit to friends in Cary.
Miss Octavia Rivers returned yester-
day from visit to Henderson.
Mrs. J. ]. fowler left yesterday to
visit relatives in Danville, Va
Miss Maria Parker is in the city the
guest OF Miss Eleanor Haywood
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. White have re-
turned from visit to Louisburg.
Miss Miriam Allen is visiting at Mays
Head, Scotland Neck ana Edenton.
Miss Kinney Boylan is back from
visit to Western North Carolina.
Mrs. w. B. Jones and Miss Ella Jones
left yesterday for Cary to visit relatives
Miss Eula Davis has returned from
visit to Buffalo, Newark and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sheets returned
yesterday from the mountains of Virginia.
Prof. and Mrs c. c. Crittenden, of
Wake Forest, were visitors to Raleigh
yesterday.
Mrs Helen Wells left yesterday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Julia G. Graves, at
Chapel Hill
Misses Lula and Eva Paschall, of
Durham, are in the city visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Clyde Holt arrived yesterday
from Holly Springs to visit the family Of
Mr. d. M. Holt.
Miss Dixie Dunn, OF Forestville, came
yesterday to visit Mrs. E. A. Carver, on
Newbern avenue.
Miss BEDFORD. who has been visiting
Misses Alice and Anna Stronach, left yes
terday for Richmond.
Miss Susie Gilliken has returned from
visit to Hamlet and is at the home Of
Mrs. J. f. Matthews.
M. and Mrs. w. c.. Kimball passed
their way to Virginia.
DR. Arthur Fleming, who has been
guest at the home of Mrs. c. S. Allen, left
for Luisburg yesterday.
Misses Mamie r. and Fannie c. Jones
home of Mr.. J. j. Dunn.
Mrs. r. L. Gray returned yesterday
from Chapel HILL accompanied by her
sister, Miss Fannie McRae
Miss Susie Saunders, of Chapel Hill,
passed yesterday on her way to visit Miss
Ophelia Howell in Goldsboro.
Mrs. J. N. Booth and sons, who have
been guests at the home of Mr.. w. H.
Norris, left for Greenville yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Brown, Miss Eliza
Brown and Master Nevill Brown returned
yesterday from a visit to Warren county.
Miss Kate Kelly, of Washington, d.
c.. who has been visiting Miss Maggie
Kelly, on Jones street, left yesterday for
Carthage
Mrs. c. II. Gattis returned yesterday
from visit to Atlantic City, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Josephine Mitchell, of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. ]. c. Drewry, his daughter, Miss
Emmie, Miss Matte Mangham, and Miss
Lizzie Lee left yesterday for visit to
Buffalo and Canada.
Mrs. w "A. Winburn and children,
of Savannah, Ga, and Mrs. Sue Cole
Smith, of Salisbury, N. c., are the
guests Of Mrs. T. X. Bruner.
Miss Alberta Robbins, who has been
visiting in Tarboro, returned yesterday to
her home in Durham She is to have
charge Of the music in the Tarboro High
School the coming session.
Mrs. Elias Carr of Edgecombe, and
Miss Rec Parker, of Warrenton, were in
the city yesterday on their way home
from visit to Western North Carolina.
Miss Sophie p. Busbee, daughter of
Mr.. Johnston Busbee, is very ill with
typhoid fever and was yesterday removed
to the hospital by order Of her physician.
Among the young ladies of Raleigh who
will shortly leave for visits to other
points are Miss Eleanor Vass, for the
mountains of Virginia and New York:
Miss Margaret Smedes for New York, and
Miss Daisy Young for New York.
AT Winston Salem yesterday Rev. j.
X. Pfohl, a popular young Moravian divine,
was united in marriage to Miss Bessie
Wilmington, an accomplished young lady
of' East Bend. 1t was home wedding.
Bishop Rondthaler, of the Moravian
church, officiated.
The marriage of Miss Ethel May
Jones, daughter of Col. S. G. Jones, of
Waynesville, to Prof Harry c. Eldridge,
of Franklin, Ohio, was the social event
of the year at Waynesville. The mar
riage was celebrated in the Methodist
church, and the reception was elegant.
The Seashore Hotel at Wrightsville is
the best example Of the most satisfac-
tory summer resort hotel. 1t is located
on one of the finest beaches on the At
lantic coast; the building is beautiful in
architecture and convenient in plan. Read
it's new announcement of rates in an
other column
Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Woodland and
Miss Mamie Robbins, of Wilson, have re-
turned from two months tour of the
continent. They were in San Francisco
at the international Convention of the
Epworth League, and from that city
visited many points of interest in Califor-
MIA. On the return trip stops were made
at Portland, Yellowstone National Park,
Denver and other places in the West.
They were delighted with the many
pleasures of the trip.