The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-12


lace and velvet, diamonds.
Just beyond in the west drawing room,
decorated in white and green was the gift
room Here there was a magnificent col
lection of wedding gifts in silver, and cut
glass, while added to these were many
choice gifts suitable to the occasion.
There we're among these TOUR handsome
fu1 silver services and n chest of silver,
the whole room with its array of beautiful
| things showing the esteem and love OF rel
ativas and friends. In charge of this room
were Misses Nan Clark, Miss Janet F'ul-
Ter and Matte Taylor.
In the FTappe Room to the left Of the
entrance hall, which was IN green and
white, an enjoyable iced fruit detection
was served. The frappe bowl was deco
rated with grapes and smilax and rested III
a setting OF palms and smilaX. Here the
young ladies in charge were Misses Susan
Clark, of Raleigh Nan Taylor, of Atlanta;
Theodore Marshall of Raleigh; Marguerite
Grow, of Raleigh; Nettie DocAery, OF
Raleigh, and Fannie Heck OF Raleigh.
Beyond this room was the dining room,
the decora tons of which were in pink and
white, with green setting, palms. ferns,
smilax and chrysanthenums being used
The table was most handsomely adorned.
A Dresden vase in the centre was filled
with beautiful chrysanthemums, the but
terfiy effect being produced about the
vase and from each chrysanthemum with
pink ribbon. The vase was placed in a
bank of ferns, while the table cloth was
Of white lace over pink embroidered in
| chrysanthemums.
Salad courses, cram and cake was served,
while on the table we're dainty confec
lions and small cakes, some of the after
! bearing the monogram IF. p and others
being ornamented with charies and vio-
lets.
The reception was "a brilliant one in
every particular and the guests were all
delighted with the hospitality of Mrs.
Heck. At al times from nine to twelve
| the scene was a brilliant one.
! After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Fuller left for Northern tour and will
visit New York and a number of cities
North After the first of December they
wilt be at home in Durham.
The bride Is one among the lovel;est
bellies of the State, and her brunette
| beauty is recognized and admired
wherever she is known, her lovely traits
of character adding to her popularity. She
is the daughter Of Mrs. w. II. Pace and
| he granddaughter Of Mrs. Jonathan Me
! Gee Heck. of this city, her family being
a well known one III the State
Hon Jones Fuller, of Durham, is one of
the States foremost young men. He is
an able and talented attorney, and is the
present representative in the House of
Representatives from Durham. He is q
nf ba lof III
| brother of Messrs. w w Fuller, of New
York and E l.. Fuller, of Durham, all of
whom are prominent in the legal word
He is deservedly popular and counts his
| friends by his list of acquaintance.
| There was a very large attendance of
out of town guests, among these being
members of the bridal party-Mr. and
Mrs. W. w. Fuller and daughter, Misses
Janet Margaret, Caroline, Annie, Norman
and Dorothy. and Miss Bette Staples, sis
ter OF Mrs. Fuller, of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Fuller, of Durham; Mrs
z. NJ. Braxton. of Newport News VA;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Borden, of Colds
boro; Gen Julian S. Carr. of Durham, and
athers.
THE COMPLIMENTARY DANCE.
ing 10 the brilliant events Of last night
there was given on Tuesday night at
the Raney Library Hall a dance compli-
mentary TO the bridal party.
The dance was a brilliant one in every
respect and it was largely attended, many
handsome costumes being in evidence The
music was ex"elently rendered by Levin's
Orchestra and the various figures of the
german were gracefully led by Mr.. Val
Perkins.
There were many members of the we'd
ding party present, both as spectators and
dancers these being Mr.. I. S. Fuller and
Miss Matte Taylor, OF Atlanta, Ga; MI
j. Crawford Biggs, of Durham, and Miss
Janet Fuller, of New York; Mr.. John
Lipscomb, of Durham, and Miss Rosa
Battle. of Raleigh; Mr.. Paul Sneed, of
Durham. and Miss Nan Clark, of Tarboro:
DR.. +. B. Ferebee, of Raleigh and Miss
Theodore Marshall, OF Raleigh; Mr.. F. L.
Fuller. of Durham, and Miss Susan Niece
Heck, of Raleigh.
The other couples present were: Mr..
VIM Crow and Miss Caroline Fuller. of
New York MI. w. II. Pace and Miss
Margaret Fuller, of New York; Mr. R. Y.
Nc Alden and Miss Anna Taylor. of Atlanta
Mr. Steadman Thompson aad Miss Mar
garet Turk. Of Washington. d. c.; Mr.
George Little and Miss Mary Pruden, of
Edenton: Mr.. f. Culbreth and Miss Louise
Linton: Mir. Val Perkins and Miss Eleanor
West MIR C. D. Harris and Miss Mary
Barbee: Mr. VIM. Allen and Miss Nettie
Dockery; Mr.. Paul Faison and Miss Mary
Thompson; Mr. w. G. Briggs and Miss
Blanche Blake.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. w w |
Fuller, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. |
Ashe. Mrs. W. II. Pace and Mrs. J. F. |
Fcrrall
Stays: Messrs. James McKimmon H. |
Crowson w. II. King, b. Patterson, H. |
Patterson. d. Stronach, Eugene Armbrust-
er, Harry Lee, Z. r. Stamps, Norman |
johnson, Louis Smith. Frank strcnach. |
Murray Allen Philip Busbec.
Wedding Cards
~