The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-20
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ing for Mooresville TO spend Christmas.
Miss Bessie Covington has gone to
her home in Laurinburg TO spend Christ
mas.
Miss Irene Cooch left Yesterday for
her home in Southern Pines to spend
Christmas.
Miss Josie Taylor has returned to her
home in Durham after a visit to Mrs.
l.. T. Brown.
The Kentniss Book Club will meet
this afternoon at four o'clock with Miss
Eleanor NJ. Vass.
Miss Annie Salzman, of Danville. va,
who has been attending Peace Institute,
left yesterday for her home.
Miss Claire Stainback left yesterday
morning for Cary where she took part in
concert there last evening.
Miss Mary Sturgeon, a student at st.
Mary's, left yesterday for Apex to spend
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Ella Bishop, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. w. Wyatt, of
Norfolk, returned home Thursday.
Miss Lila Mclean. of Peace Insti-
tute. left yesterday for her home in
Laurinburg. to spend Christmas.
Miss Kathleen Smith, of Lexington,
left yesterday for her home after at
tending Peace Institute this session.
Miss Kathryn Boylan returned yes
terday afternoon from GAINESVILLE. Va,
where she has been attending school.
| Mrs. H. B. MAYO passed through the
| city yesterday morning from Louisburg
on her way home to Washington, n. c.
Miss Maggie Marks. of Moncure, re-
| turned home yesterday afternoon after
| visit to the family of Mr.. ". P. Rose.
Mrs. Minnie Haywood Bagley arrived
| from Washington, d. c., last evening. and
Will spend the holidays with relatives
| here.
| Miss LESSEE Graves. of Peace In
stitute, left yesterday for her home in
| Carthage, TO spend the Christmas holt
davs
Miss Elizabeth Houston, of Peace In
stitute. left yesterday afternoon for her
home in Greensboro to spend the holi-
days.
Miss May Hill of Athens. Ga. ar
rived today 20 spend Christmas with her
aunt Mrs. Jas. McKimmon, on Halifax
| street
/ Miss Frances Eagles of the Baptist
/ Female University. left yesterday. morn
| ing to spend Christmas with her parents
in Wilson.
Miss Kate Hawley, of Fayetteville.
arrived in the city yesterday morning to
visit her aunt. Mrs. Jas. McKimmon, on
! Halifax street.
| Miss Eliza Hamlin, of st. Mays
school. left yesterday for her home in
/ DanviIle to spend the Christmas holidays
| with her, parents.
! Miss Eliza Knox returned home yes
tcrday morning from school to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. w. Knox.
! Miss Leize Weaver. of St. Marys
| left last night for her home in Fortress
Monroe, Va, to spend the Christmas, holi-
| DAYS with her parents.
| Miss Mary Exum Mears. of St. Mary's
School. loft yesterday morning for her
home in Hillsboro to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Upchurch and
/ children. who were here TO attend the
| Pollard Upchurch wedding left for their
| home III Moniac. Ca. last night.
! Miss Ada Mayo, of Louisburg Fe-
male College. who has been visiting
friends here. left for her home in Wash
ngton, N. c.. yesterday morning.
| Mr. Clifford Carroll and bride, of Raj
cigh, arc spending the day with Mr.. and
| Mrs. L. A. Carr. They will soon become
residents Of Durham.--Durham Sun.
The JoInsonian Book Club was enter
| tanned by Mrs. a. b. Andrews Thursday
| afternoon, ana Ebert Hubbard was the
| subject Refreshments were served.
Miss Waddcll musical instructor in
! the Cary High School stopped over i'll
! The city Yesterday on her way to Selma
to spend Christmas with her parents.
! Mrs Joseph d. Odds, who came to at
tend the bedside of her brother, Capt. G..
! &. benson. who is quite sick, returned to
her home in Wilson yesterday morning.
Mrs J. W. Halford. formerly of this
| city, now of Washington. d. c., is here
spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs James L. Parham, on South Harring-
ton street
Marriage licenses has been issued to
Mr. Chas B. Estes and Miss Luck Sand
ling. of Creedmore. and to Mr.. Claude
| Riggsbee of Morrisville. and Miss Salena
| George. of Durham.
Mrs Thomas A. Jones has arrived
from Kernersville to join her husband.
who is to be superintendent of the new
knitting mill. She is now the guest of
her sister. Mrs Martin.
| Miss Temple Battle. of the Conserva-
| IOfN OF MUSIC. AT durham. anu MISS Louise
Battle, of the State Normal College, ar
rived Yesterday morning and will spend
several DAYS rs the guest of Miss Nina
/; Green.
Miss Mabel and Lille Belle Mann, of
the Lou5burg Female College, who have
| been visiting their uncle, Mr.. Julian S.
| Mann left yesterday morning for their
| home in Hyde county to spend Christmas
with their parents
Mrs. Chlrley Horne, who has been
visiting her arents, Mr.. and Mrs c. H..
| Belvin. left yesterday for her home in
Clayton Her son. Master Ashley Horne
/ has been quite sick recently at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Belvin.
Misses Mary and Frances Alexander
Of Canton. Ohio, who have spent some
| time in She city III the Marlborough House
! left yesterday to join their father. Mr.
| ID. NJ. Alexander, at Pinehurst The
young ladies have made many friends
here and these hope for an carly return.
| Miss Lord Resigns.