The news & observer., 1902-01-08
Coming and Going.

Miss Elsie Haywood left yesterday
for a visit to Towson, Md.
Mrs. Geo. McGehee left yesterday for
a visit to the Charleston exposition.
Miss Lucy House arrived yesterday
from Scotland Neck to visit her parents
Mrs. W. H. Hood, Jr.. is still vefy
sick at her, residence, 119 East Davie
street
Miss Rosa McNeil has returned to
the Baptist Female University from
Wilkesboro.
Mrs. a. P.NSmith left yesterday for
Richmond after a visit to her mother,
Mrs. l.. NJ. King
Mr.. H. G. Barbee and Miss Eva Bar
bee, of Durham, are registered at the
Marlborough House.
Miss Annie Little, who is the guest
of Miss Bessie Haynes leaves today for
her home in Wilson.
Miss Ruth Hughes has returned to
Greensboro to resume her studies at the
Greensboro Female College.
Miss Olzie Clark returned to st.
Mary's Yesterday from her home in Will
son where she has spent the holidays.
Mrs. B. A. Schmtz. of Baltimore, and
Mrs. G. A. Moss. of Annapolis arrived
yesterday 10 visit Miss Annie Rogers
Miss Lucy White left yesterday
morning for Greensboro. where she will
enter the Greensboro Female College
The marriage of Major George E. But
Ter and Miss Eva Boykin Lee will take
place in the Episcopal church at Clinton
toda-.
Miss Ellie Mason and Miss Wiley, of
Charlotte, who have been visiting Miss
Lucy Merrill. left for their homes yes
terday.
Miss Annie Worth, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
here, returned to Guilford College yes
.erdav.
-Miss Lena Worth who has been
spending the holidays with Miss Annie
Worth, returned to Burlington yesterday
morning
Miss Katie Congleton and Miss Mar
gle Jones left yesterday for Henderson
to visit Miss Congleton's sister, Mrs w.
H. Jones.
Miss Lille Morris. who has been
visiting Mrs. r. A. Carter on Oakwood
Avenue, left for her home in Durham
yesterday.
Mrs. Graham Winstcad and children,
and Miss Daisy Herring of Wilson, ar
rived yesterday and are guests of Mrs.
E. B. Stallings.
Misses Margaret and Kincey Boylan
left yesterday for Baltimore, where they
return to Edgeworth College after stend
ing the holidays at home.
Among the visitors to Columbus dur
ing the holidays have been Miss Sarah
Burkhead from Raleigh, Miss Grace
Burkhead. of Lexington.
Mrs. NJ. H. p. Clark who has been
visiting Mrs. Richard Battle left for
Wilmington yesterday, accompanied by
little Miss Marbaret Gulley, of Wake
Forest
Mr.. w. Fl. King left yesterday for
Durham where this afternoon he is to be
one of the attendants at the marriage of
Miss Minnie Mangum and Mr.. w. H.
Yearbv.
Miss Marge Ferrall, accompanied by
her aunt Miss Mary Ferrall left yester-
day for Baltimore to re-enter Mount dc
Sales, after spending Christmas vacation
at home.
Rev. Thomas j. Watts, who has been
visiting his parents here, left yesterday
for his home in Forsyth, Ca. while Mrs
Watts will remain here to make her pa
rents more extended visit
Miss Margaret Graham. of Danville.
Virginia, most charming and attractive
young lady, and a social favorite in her
home passed yesterday on her way to
Battleboro, where she will spend some
time.
Miss Minnie Currie, formerly librari-
an at Greensboro Female. College; Miss
Rosa Crews of Oxford and Miss Ec
teile Tomlinson. of Arclidale, have been
elected teachers in the graded schools
of Greensboro