The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-05
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Miss Emma Johnson is sick at her
home on Hillsboro street
Miss Mary Pruden. of Edenton is
visiting Miss Eliza Busbee
Miss Margaret spears ard Hiss Myr-
tie Shaw are visiting friends in the city
Miss Lizzie Terrell. who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ". . Lindsay, in Dur
ham.
Miss Eulah Davis left yesterday
morning for Fayetteville on visit 10 her
sister.
Mrs L. r Marlborough ana Iaueh-
ter Left Yesterday morning for l,anville,
Virginia
Misses. irene and Ida Broughton, of
Cary are visiting their Uncle, Mr.. w. H.
Broughton.
Prof. Jere Mccarthy and family left
yesterday morning for Beaufort to spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ. Busbee are
attending the State University COM
mencement.
Mrs.sW b Kendrick, who has teen
in since the first of May. is GONZALES
cirg slowly.
Miss Frances Jones spent yesterday
with Miss Blanche Blake, who is visit
ing in Durham
Miss Bette Saunders. who has been
visiting Miss Nina Grcen. returned TO
her home in Smithficld.
Miss Mary Seaton Hay left yester-
day morning for Richmond 10 join her
sister. Miss Belle Hay.
Mrs. p. C. Patterson, Mr.. Henry
Patterson and Miss Sallia Clark are at
tending the University commencement.
Miss Josephine Ashe. who has been
studying at the Art League in New York
stree last September, has returned home
Mrs. Oscar II. Green returned 10 her
home in Wilmington Yesterday morn ing
after visit to the family of Mr.. A. H.
Green.
AT Charlotte on Tuesday, the Cross
es of Honor were presented to the Meek
lenburg veterans by Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson.
The social which, was to have been
given by the B. Y. p. ! of the First
Baptist church this Thursday, even
ing, has been Indefinitely postponed
Mrs w. V. Williams and children.
of Goldsboro, are in the city, visiting
Ms Williams, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Utley, on North Salisbury street.
The social which was to have been
given by the B. Y. P. t., of the First
Baptist Church on Thursday evening, has
been indefinitely postponed
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Shepherd and
daughter. Miss Lillian Mcdaniel Shep-
herd, have gone to Eendcrsonville, where
Mrs. Shepherd and Miss Shepherd will
spend the summer
Miss Janet Stronach and Miss Elean-
or Carr are spending some time in Nor
folk and Old Point. Tuesday evening
Lieut.. Lambe, L. s. A, gave Miss
Stronach german
Miss Mary p Wright, of Zenesvilla,
Ohio. one of the teachers at the Blind
Institute, left yesterday morning for
Boston. She will soon sail for Europe
10 spend the summer
Miss Annie Bruce Carr. who has Just
graduated with highest honors from Miss
Stuart's school, Washington, d. c., has
gene abroad with friends and will spend
the summer travelling
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Riggan and Miss
Ruth Riggan left last night for Avon,
n. Y. where Mr. Riggan will enter the
iuIH 1pi lItdIIlSHl. IUey VIII re-
main there for several weeks.
l2ev. J. n. H Summerell, d. D., of
Norfolk, Va, stopped over a day with
his .brother-in-law Mr. j. f. Chamber
lain. on his way to officiate at the Wake
field-Coit marriage in Salisbury.
Miss NOEL, of Roxboro daughter of
Editor John A. NOEL, of the Courier,
who has been visiting Miss Ivey, went
TO Durham to attend Trinity commence
ment. Miss. Clark, of Wilson, who has
also been Miss Iveys guest, left for
Chapel Hill.
Rev. nr ]. d. Hufham and his
daughter, Miss Mary Eufham, left for
their home in Henderson yesterday
morning. Miss Human is returning
from Converse College, Spartanburg, S.
c.. where she has been teaching for two
years. This year she took a post grad
uate course, and obtained a second de-
gree. She stopped over here with her
father Tuesday night.
The Nine O'clock C. tilion.