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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-17
Progressive Up links Party

Carthage, n. c.. Sept. 16.-(Specal) y
In honor of her nieces, Misses Florrie and
Johnse Hail. of Rockingham. their guest.
and Miss Edna Thompson of Washington
n. c., Mrs w. T. Jones gave a "Progres-
slve Up-Jnks" party on the porch of her
beautiful residence on Elm street last Sat
urday night. The first prize was won by
Mr.. ]. c. Petty, after tieing for it with
Mr.. G. f. Jenkins. This was a beauti-
full souvenir spoon, which, of course. was
presented to Mr.. Pettys best" girl The
consolation prize, pocket book, was won
by Miss Mary Worthy
Mrs. Jones residence was handsomely
decorated with japanese lanterns, and re-
freshments were served the guests, and
altogether, this was pronounced a very
enjoyable occasion by every one who was
fortunate enough to be present.
Those present were: Mr.. w. w Way,
Miss Salfe Muse, Mr.. c. F. Jenkins, Miss
Mary Worthy, r. A Ryan, Mis- sSheets.
of Pennsylvania: Mr.. w. j. Adams. Miss
Myrtle Muse, Mr.. j. c. Petty, Miss Les
sic Graves, Mr.. j. E. Muse, Miss Nina
McNair, of Laurinburg; L. P. Tyson. Jr,
Miss Kathryn Muse, Mr.. u. L. Spence,
Miss Rosa Humber, DR.. D. f. Watson.
Miss Alice Larkin, Mr.. T. B. King, Miss
Kathryn Bryan, Mr.. ]. H. McI4ain, Miss
Bessie Stuart, Messrs. j. c. Larkin and
T. C. Adams
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TaE Ard vbbRv THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT II, A9OS

IS c., where she goes to enter Converse
College.
Miss Olive Morrill, arrived yesterday
from Snow Hi ., to enter st. Marys. She
was accompanied by her brother, l.. V
Morrell Jr., who is with his father al
the Marlborough.
Mrs. H. NJ. Holleman and Miss Vara
Parks, OF Lakeview, were visitors to Raj.
elgh yesterday.
Miss Minnie Straghon, of Princeton
is IN the city to enter Kings Business
College, and is at the home of Mrs E. B
Roberts.
Mrs. T. j. Jarvis, of Greenville, who
has been visiting in Mount Airy has
joined Ex-Governor Jarvis at the Var
borough.
Miss Mary Kennette has gone tc
Greensboro, where she will make hel
home.
Miss Lizzie Caddell, of Wake Forest
Is visiting Miss Mary Carter Ray.
Miss Ruby Hobgood, of Durham. is Wis
iting Mrs. G. G.. Banks on her way homo
from Washington, d. c.
Miss Nell Hnsdale is visiting Miss
Frances MacRae in Chanel Hill
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Social Events at Henderson.

Henderson, n c., Sept. 16.-(Special) -
Miss Leila Shannon entertained last night
at cards, at her home on Hawkins Ave
nue., in honor of Miss Mary Andrews, one
of Raleighs bellies. and Misses Alice and
jamie HaughtOn, two of Charlotte's fair
debutantea. The rooms were decorated
for the occasion with beautiful jars of
roses Color scheme-hall crimson and
gold; east parlor. soft old rose; west par
Tor. delicate pink and library. green.
There were three tables of seven hand
euchre. The score cards were dainty
hand-painted miniatures. Miss Mary An
dreWs won the prize, a silver and pearl
paper knife, which was presented by Mr..
John Horton (at request of hostess) with
a brilliant impromptu address. A bouquet
of roses was the consolation prize for
which Messrs Frank Harris and Frank
Richards tied. On cutting Mr.. Robards
won, dividing his flowers among the
ladies'. Refreshments weres served in
courses.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. G..
Davis, Misses Mary Andrews, of Raleigh
Alice and jamie Haughton, of Charlotte
Lora Lyon, of Durham; Ethel and Lau-
rine Dorsey, Julia Tucker, Isabelle Gary
and Sue Robards Messrs John Horton,
James and Robert Davis, Samuel Watkins,
Jr.. D. Y. Cooper, Jr., Littlejohn Taylor,
Carroll Singleton, James Pearson, Frank
Harris. Frank Richards and Aston Cheek,
Drs John Hill and Edward Tucker and
Arthur Pendleton.
Mrs shannon and Miss Ethel Dorsey
aided Miss Shannon in doing the honors.
The Friday Evening Club has just been
organized by some of our most studiods
and gifted young ladies. They met at
the home of Miss Mortie Elmore, on east
Main street. Mss Eula Gregory twas
elected president; Miss Mortio Elmore,
vice-president and Miss Irene Belts, secre-
tary and treasurer. After discussing the
course of reading and study for the
winter, those present were treated to a
piano solo by Miss Madge McCraw, and a
reading by Miss Jessie Harris, after which
delightful refreshments were served.
Those present We're: Misses Mary
Perry. Jessie Harris, Madge MeCraw
MoEte EImore, Eula Gregory, Ethel and
Irene Belts and Kate Gary.
Mrs. d. Y Cooper will entertain thc
Casmas Club this evening, at her hard
some Colonial home, on Main street
There was a beautiful song and praise
service at the Methodist Protestan
church. Sunday night. interspersed witt
strong and impressive words, by the Rev
j. S Williams, in interest of the Temper
ance cause.
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Mr.. Warren and Er Cobb Made One

Tarboro. N. c., Sept. 16.-Special "A
pretty and impressive marriage was sol
emnized by Elder F. ID. Gold. of Wilson,
at the home of the brides father, Mr.
William o. Warren, when Miss Minnie
Lawrence Warren became the bride OF
Mr.. Ernest Linwood Cobb, both of this
county.
While the beautiful strains of Mendcs-
sohn's wedding march were being rem
dered by Mrs Harry Smith of Tarboro,
the attendants entered in the following
order: Miss Beulah Lawrence with Mr.
Rob Brown; Miss Matte Stancil with
Mr.. E. L. Robertson; Miss T. Harrell with
Mr.. E. Purvis; Miss Maye Lewis with Mr..
w. Winborne; Miss sue Cobb, the maid
of honor, with Mr. Edgar Warren the
groom's best man.
Just preceding the bride and groom came
Master Hugh Cobb with little Miss Katie
Gold Warren. sister of the bride, gowncd
in a pretty dress of white silk and car
ryinr a beautiful bouquet of pink carna-
tions and fern.
Then came the groom with his bride
attired in handsome going-away gown
Of blue cloth and carrying an exquisite
bouquet of white carnations and fern.
Immediately after the marriage the bri-
dal party left for Tarboro where a sump-
tuous feast was spread at the home of
the groom's father, Mr.. j. E. Cobb.
The happy couple amid showers of rice
left on the afternoon train for Baltimore,
Washington City and other orthern points.
They were the recipients of many hand
some presents.
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Broke Up An Flopement.

Here is heart-rending story of the
separation of two lovers with happiness
in sight that the Concord Tribune tells:
The romantic flight of Miss Bessie Til
Ter and Arthur Erwin was brought to an
end here yesterday. The young couple
came from Cooleemee and was making
good time for Squire Bales HEADQUARTERS
just across the line. Miss Bessie is fifteen
years of age. About 10 O'Clock Saturday
night they left Cooleemee accompanied
by friend to make a trip to South
Carolina. The three drove TO China
Grove, exchanged horses and came to
Concord, expecting to take the train for
the haven they sought The father of
the young girl learned of the fight and
fastened to stop the fleeing lovers
The youngsters were at the station.
it was only two minutes until train time
far up the track the whistle had blown
and there seemed not thing to inter
fere. Suddenly an offcer-officer John
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BULLOCK-sMITH.
Surprise Marriage in This City Yesterday
Afternoon.

A surprise marriage was solemnized in
this city yesterday afternoon at the home
of the brides mother on South Blount
street the contracting parties being Miss
Mamie Virginia Bullock of this city, and
Mr. Alonza Smith. of Atlanta, Ga. Only
4 few invited friends were present at the
ceremony and they were only informed OF
the approaching event a few hours before
the happy pair took the solemn VOW which
made them husband and wife. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. w. G.
Tyree, of the First Baptist Church, at
o'clock. After the ceremony those pres
ent spent the afternoon at the home OF
the bride in extending best wishes and
congratulations.
At 7:3O o'clock they took the train for
Atlanta, the home of the groom, where
they will reside
The bride is a popular young lady in
this city and has a large circle of friends
The groom is former Raleigh boy, who
is now living in Atlanta, where he holds
a responsible position.
A large party of friends were at the sta
ton to bid them goodbye.
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Today, dear, and tomorrow
Mid griefs that would destroy,
Just wave your hand to Sorrow,
And kiss your hand to Joy.
Frank l.. Stanton.
M and Mrs Robert Hadley. of
Florida, are visiting friends and relatives
III Kinston. He is a brother of Mr.. r.
Hadley, of Kinston.
Mrs. John T. Englehard and her three
children, who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. Englehard's parents,
Colonel and Mrs. Hinsdale, left yester
day morning for their home in Owens
boro Kentucky.
Miss Mamie Shubert, of Yadkin
county, spent yesterday in the city on
her way to Pilot, where she will teach
school this winter.
Mrs j. D. Arnold, who mas been Wis
ting Miss Sally Clark, left yesterday for
Louisburg.
Miss Lille Gray, who has been visit
ing relatives in Winston, has returned
home.
Miss Kate Suggs and Miss Lizzie
Farmer have arrived from Wilson to at
tend Peace Institute.
Mrs Mary j. Cheatham arrived from
Oxford yesterday on visit to her son.
Mr.. ]. H. Cheatham, on New Bern Ave
nue..
Miss Mary Thompson returned yes
terday from Neuse where she spent the
day pleasantly with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Warren returned
yesterday from Wilson, where they have
been spending few days
Miss Mamie Monte returned yesterday
from delightful visit to Baltimore and
Washington. She was the guest of Mrs.
]. Hal Bobbitt, in Baltimore.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burns and children, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
Herbert Norris left yesterday for their
home in Pittsboro.
Hon. F. NJ. Simmons and wife, Misses
Ella and Isabelle Simmons, returned yes
terday from Trenton. where they were
called on account Of the tragic death of
Senator Simmons father.
Mrs j. Wiley Jones, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Armistead Jones. re
turned to her home in Garner, yesterday.
Miss Newsom arrived yesterday from
BERTHE county to enter the Baptist Uni
versity.
Mrs. Charles Henderson, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. H. Mont
gomefy, le1U yesterday LOT 1ef nome III
Troy, Alabama.
Mrs. F. S. Spruill, of Louisburg, ar,
rived yesterday and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs Winston, of the A. and NJ
College She is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Alice who will enter st.
Mary's.
Miss Grace Rand, of Spring Hope
will spend the winter at the home of Mr..
C1and Parhaa apd attand school harp
Mrs. Holleman, of Elon College. re-
turned home yesterday, after visit to
her mother, who is i'll at Rex Hospital.
Miss Maggie Mccain, who has been
absent from the city several weeks on d
visit to friends and relatives, returned
home yesterday
| Miss Louise Saunders will leave Raj
| eigh Sunday afternoon for Spartanburg
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VISITORS TO SEVEN SPRINGS.
That Favorite Resort Bias Been Taxed TO its
Capacity.

Rev. and Mrs. BATHS, the parents OF
Mrs. Wade r. Brown, have returned from
short visit to Seven Springs. That ia
vorite resort has been taxed to its ut
most to accommodate all its guests tins
season.
Among the most prominent guests reg
istered there the past week We're: Rev.
Mr. Ivey the Financial Agent of the Bap-
fist Female University; Rev. DR.. Swindell,
OF Goldsboro; Dr.. and Mrs. Smith, OF
Havana, Cula; Mayor ellis, of New Bern,
his brother ana SISTER, Miss Ellis Capt.
Roberts, wife and son; Colonel Pope and
Capt. Newland, Of New Bern.
Mrs. G. b. Aycock, with her party hav-
ing returned from a fishing trip to More
head, are at the Springs for week
With her are her father, Elder William
Woodward and daughter, Senator Ander>
sons wife, of Goldsboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Harvey and daughter, of Kinston and
General Hop Smith and wife, OF Colds
boro
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Llewellyn- Mitchiner.

Mrs. C. H. Llewellyn and Mr.. N. p.
Mitchiner will be united IN marriage this
afternoon at the residence of the brides
home on South Person street. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Mr.. Massee, pastor OF the Tabernacle Bap-
fist church, in the presence of only a
few invited friends. and acquaintance of
the family. Immediately after the cere,
mony the bride and groom will take the
train for Smithfield, which place they will
make their future home.
The groom is one of the best known
men in Johnston county and a we'll
known planter The bride is one of Raj
eigh's best known ladies and has widi
circle of friends who extend congratula
tions to her. She is sister of Mr.. C. B
Edwards, Of this city, and j. f. Edwards
OF Oxford
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A Tacky Party.

Wilson. n. c., Sept. 16.-(Special)-A
most UNIQUE and delightful entertainment
was that given by Miss Ollie Clark last
evening when she entertained friends with
3 Tacky Party in honor of Miss Harvie,
of Danville Miss Skinner, of Greenville;
Miss GRAY of Kinston, and Miss Blow, Of
Croerville who are visiting her. Every
body was supposed to come dressed tacky
and most Of them did so in most anus
ing manner.
Prizes were awarded the lady and gen
tleman having "diked' themselves most
onnrorr;atelv for the occasion, and it was
d;ff;o,iIt indeed to make the selections
bmt II was finally decided that Miss Har-
VIC If nanvile Va. was entitled to the
lad;oe, nr;ge and Mr.. Hugh Murray the
gentlemens'.
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Alexander Kirkman.

Charlotte, N. c., Sept. 16.--(Special)-
Today MIR. James II. Alexander. who has
lived in Lexington for the past two years,
and Miss Katie Kirkman, of Mount Yer
non Springs, were married at that place.
They will reside in Reidsville.
DR.. Annie l.. Alexander and Miss Dixie
Alexander have issued cards to an lat
home" Wednesday evening, from to s
o'clock, complimentary to their brother,
Mr. James H. Alexander, and his bride.
The receiving party will consist of Mrs.
James H. Alexander, Mrs. j. H. Halh-
burton and Miss Norma Alexander.
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An Evening Ride.

Carthage, N. c., Sept. 16.-(Special) ,
Yesterday afternoon at $50, a party con
sisting of Mr.. W. j. Adams, Mss Wall
of Rockingham Miss Edna Thompson, OF
Washington, N. c.. Miss Bessie Stuart
and Mr.. j. II. McLain, Miss Johnsie Wall
of Rockingham, Mr.. r. b. King and Miss
Rosa Humber, had most delightful ride
to Petty's fruit farm, six miles IN the
country, returning about o'clock
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A Birthday Parry.

Troy, N. c., Sept. Especial THE
social event of the past week was birth
day party Saturday night, given by Miss
Bonnie Wade, celebrating her eighteenth
birthday. After five games of progressive
finch, in which Miss Mary Harmon won
the prize, delicious refreshments were
served. The party was so pleasant it
plainly showed that Miss Wade we'll I'M
derstood how to make her friends enjoy
themselves
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Musical for w c. T. U.

Next Friday night from to II o'clock
there will be a musical gwen by w. c.
I. U. at the residence of Mrs. g. N
Walters, on New Bern Avenue. An in
teresting programme has been arranged
and & most delightful occasion is assur-
cd, Admission Is cents and refreshments
free. Everybody invited.
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son, of the police force-turned the cor
mel driving like a cyclone, drew suddenly
up at the station and laid hands upon
the young girl and her lover. A later
train brought the father of the young
lady and he returned with her last night
The father was exceedingly anxious to
go further and prosecute the loving Ar
thur and his friend, but they had been
released and left town early in the day
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To Wed at Milton,

The following wedding invitation has
been issued:
Mn. and Mrs. Robert Sterling Wood
ing request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter, Anne
Mosby and DR.. Malcolm Hugh McBryde.
on Tuesday afternoon, the twenty ninth
of September, in the year nineteen hun
dred and three, at five o'clock, Milton,
North Carolina.
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St. Luke's Circle.

st. Luke's Circle will meet with Mrs.
r. H. Lewis this afternoon. The bus"
will be at the monument at fifteen MN
utes to four o'clock, unless it is raining
to take all who wish to go.
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LOT AT AUCTION.

LUZ al AOOIIO4Ns
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court Of Wake County, we will sell at
auction at the Court House door, at Raj
eigh. at IL m. on the LIST Monday, 7th day
of September, 1908, one lot, being lot No.
80, the willard lots, fronting 70 feet on
Boylan street and running back 1877 feet
to the line of Mrs. Florence Tucker.
Terms: IA cash, balance January list,
1904, with interest.
WALTER CLARK,
w. w. ASHE,
s. A. ASHE,
Commissioners.
FRANK STRONACH. Auctioneer.
7-29-30-d.
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Johusonian Book Club.

The Johnsonian Book Club will meet
with the president, Mrs. Charles NJ. Bus
bee, this afternoon at five o'clock.
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Don't wait. order Blue Ribbon lemon
and vanilla extracts today
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I'M yOnAN
!: ' /: Society:

Today, dear, and tomorrow
Mid griefs that would destroy,
Just wave your hand to Sorrow,
And kiss your hand to Joy.
Frank l.. Stanton.
The colored American., 1903-08-22

among them: pelham as a newspaper
man; as a politician, as a humorist;
as home builder; as a national char
acter; as a lawyer" etc.
Here Mr.. Pelham was made to feel
by the sentiments expressed that his
presence was appreciated and absence
felt by the warm personal friends at
home, whose best wishes for his sue
cess were ever predominant. Mr.. Pei
hams response was delivered in his
usual characteristic style, but he could
not conceal his emotion when this un-
expected show of good will aroused
within him. AS Auld Lang Syne was
Justly sung each gentleman approached
the guest and wished for him many
good things as they pulled one side of
wish-bone, prepared for the occa-
sion, and thus the wee small hours
found them singing him Jolly good
fellow as they wended their way
homeWard
Mr.. Pelham came to attend the we'd
ding of his neice, of which the Detroit
Journal, OF yesterday, spoke as fol
lows:
1t is said that the wedding tonight
of Miss Norinne Mabel Ferguson and
Leonard c. Thompson will be the most
elaborate social function Detroit col
Ored society has ever known. Miss
Ferguson is the daughter of Attorney
and eX-Legislative Representative w.
w. Ferguson. Mr.. Thompson, is alb
stract clerk for the Union Trust Co.
The ceremony will be celebrated in
ST. Matthew's Episcopal church, An
tome and Elizabeth streets, by Rev
j. B. Massiah, at 7.30 o'clock. The
high church full choral service will
be used. Admission will be by card.
The reception, from to 10 p. m, will