The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
SOCIETY in
WILMINGTON |. | |
Delightful Musical Tea Clven|
by Mrs. ]. M. Wells.
ST. PATRICK n RI < HoNo / Ell
Misses 1llkArson and kuykendali. 81
MoorsAeld. w. Va, and Miss Wells,
OF jackson, Miss, Have Been
the Guests Of Mrs, Wells.
ST. PATRICK Ho.N'.o'REDI.
Especial 70 Tho Times Dispa tch,,

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is fLM1NGTON N. c., March 21.-Tho,
most delightful social affair slnce the ~
ginning OF Lent was a musical tea siyeni
Wednesday afternoon from s to o'clockl
by Mrs. ]. M. Wells at her homo on
Orange Street In honor OF her guests
Misses Gilkeson and Kuykendel. Of
sMoorcneld, NV. Va, and Miss Wells, Of
Jackson, Miss. From the dainty green
invitations to the pretty decorations the
patron saint OF Ireland was honorcd.
8E At tho door stood Master John Wellx
and little Miss Mary Worth, dressed as
Quaker ana Quakeress. who ushered the
guests into the reception rooms. EACH
person was asked to 'Be song OF you'd
own selection, make It's costume YOU'D
own reflection, z in the invitation, SO EACH
had on some article to represent q famil4
lar song. Many were tho unique ideasl
Three Blind Mice, Last Rose OF sl,n(
mer, "Ben Bolt. ~ Golden Blipper,'l
Sweet Marie" etc. aF y
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. G. w. Traw1cA
composed the receiving party as old 1
Folkcs at Home"
Musica selections were rendered By
Mrs. ]. D. Smith, Miss Mary Cole, Misc
Glare Woodward. and others. A MOST
pleasing feature was duet BY llttld
Mary Worth and Master Wells. 'Dost
Thou Love Mo. Sister Ruth?''5a 8i35 I
The guests registered In the library on
large shamrock. Appropriate favors were
given In the shape OF miniature musle
rolls, with which was a bar OF Aud
Lang ane'' and the autograph OF the
guests at the home.
Dainty refreshments were served iI.
the dining room by Misses Atha IIicks4,
Julia Worth and Bessie Mckay. III III
AfATTHL1yYS-PRIDGl 55i@
Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock Miss
Bessie Prldgcn. OF this city. and Mr.
Preston o. Matthews. OF Florence, s. c.,
were married by Rev. J. L, Vipperman
ants were Miss Alice Pridgen and Mr..
]. G. Herring. Of this city, and Miss
Minnie King. OF Coonly, and a. p. NVil-.
liams. OF Jacksonville, Fla.
MIR Wade Hampton Smith. OF Wiz
ming ton, and Miss Daisy D. Watson.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Watson,
Of Fayetteville. were married Tuesday
afternoon In the latter city. Rev. Mis-
Hall, OF the Baptist Church, ofllciated. |
The bride and groom arrived IN Winnings
ton that evening, and Will make this city,
| their home. 81
T. Holt have returned from Fayetteville.
III Mrs Russ and Mr.. j.. u. Russ. her
SON. have gone to Corington. Va. to re-'
main until next fall.
Captain Donald MacRae. !. IN New
York on business connected with me
Coast Line, he being a member OF tho
| Board or Directors.
Professor r. D. ". Conner has re-
turned from Mocksvile. N. c.. where no
vas called on account OF the death Of
his wlfes father. Mr.. Philip Hapes.
MIR. John J. Blair. superintenaent2 oe
the public graded schools, Is confined 70
his bed by the breaking OF large tendon
| In his right leg. stgt}t r@3 a2 ttt
Miss Lila Bcllamy has returned from
| New York, where she visited her brothers
| DR.. Russell Bcllamy
Miss katherine I. Study, OF Providence
| r. /. is here visiting Mrs. David Hall.
| 8. Mrs. Calvin S. Blackwell left yesterday
for Norfolk which city viii be her home
|Sinflthe future. Rev. DR.. Blackwell Will
ioin. her in Norfolk about April LIST.
l., Mr. NJ. +. II. 4 Ciouyerneur has returned
| from business trip to Washington, y.
Misses Annie 3. and Bette De Rossee
ara at home, after spending several
weeks IN New York and Baltimore.
Mrs. .. r. Doggett and daughter. Miss
Beth Doggett. after visit to relatives
here. have returned to, their home az
Pulaski City. Va. -
Mr. Albert Sidney Williams, one OF ~ ING
most prominent young mon Of this city,
! u,in mo,ve 10 New York at date In this
py invitation Of the Pulpit Commit
tee. OF tho First Baptist Church ths
! Rev. M. w. Edgerton. D. D., pastor or
tho First Baptist Church at knoxVilc'
Edgerton arrived tonight, He comes TO
look look over this field with awiew to hears ear
4 Ing call. ssissa !. Z o,,,..
Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooke. Jr" OF LOUIS ,1a.
i burg, n C., has arrived here to take ~, ,the
4 position OF Superintendent o. ne ~ " W. ~
mineton cotton mills. Mr. Cooke is q son
.'s'" In ,I. Charles M. Cooke on the North
Carolina superior cout5 bench.
Mrs Charles w, Bidgood and son.
Master Charles are visiting friends IN
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. M, Il. Borden Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. =. r. Wooten, ct ROCKY
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