The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-31

the fruits, the candy. 1t was Il hap
~ time.
Mr.. Joseph CT. Brown presided and
there We're talks by MI. Il. ii. Wood
eli. Mr.. John r. Pullen and Rev. X. ).
SteDhenson The music was by
Lpvin's orchestra. there were moving
pictures by Mr.. j. p. Hayes and Mr..
Wiley p Belts was an ideal Santa
Claus. 1t was a good time for every
body.
With Mrs. DuISOSe
Mrs. McNeely DuBose gave a most
charming tea last evening to num-
Der of friends. The event was n most
pleasant one.
FortnightIy Review Club.
The Fortnightly Review Club was
most pleasantly entertained yesterday
by Mrs. Sanborn at st. Mary's.
vienna was the subject discussed
and the excellent papers were present.
ed bv Mrs. Sanborn. Other features
of the meeting were the exquisite
recitations by Miss Balfour and the
vocal selection of Mrs. Weihe.
The meeting was a delightful one.
Refreshments were served in a most
attractive style, the sandwiches which
formed part of these being tied with
black and yellow, the color scheme
which prevailed. The meeting is pro-
nounced as an unusually delightful
one.
Mrs. VI. A. Parker's Reception.
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker entertained most
Handsomely a number OF friends last
night at a reception
This was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Parker and Miss Sallie Leach.
of Littleton.
scheme of white and green and the
refreshments were furnished by Dugh1.
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Winborne- Elliott Marriage.
Tyner, n. c.. Dec. 29.-(Special.) -
"Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
Miss Annie p. Elliott Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott, of near
Tyner. and Mr. William H. Winborne,
prominent young business man OF
the same community were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
w. b. Waff of Gainesville. The cere-
mony was performed at the home OF
the brides parents in the presence of
friends and relatives. The attendants
were Miss Mary Elliott and Mr.. Wal
lace Winborne, Miss Mary Wlnborne
T..
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for a tour North
10 Washington and other places.
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Miss Maude pittman Entertains.
Goldsboro N c.. Dec. 29.-Miss
Maud Pittman delightfully."- entertain
ed q few of her friends at her nome
in this city last night in honor of
her guest. Miss Lucy BaSsett. of
Trinity College, Durham
A contest that offered no end Of
amusement was the writing by the
young getlemen of the description of
the young ladies with whom they
had come The prize was won by
Claude Hoggers. Souvenirs in the
shape of pretty little boxes of candy
in imitation of lilies were distributed
among the guests Those present
were: Miss Ella Duckett. of Raleigh.
7. G. Anderson, of Atlanta, Ga, Miss
Eftie Stevenson. OF Durham, with Mr..
Roscoe Rinenbark, Miss Mary Slo-
cumb with Douglas Creech Miss Ber-
tie Griffin with T. c. s. Ferguson, of
Lynchburg. Va. Miss Pearl Creech
with Mr.. Claude Higgins, Miss Mamie
Toler with Jno. Slocumb, Miss Maffie
Russell with WalterPeacock, Miss
Mable Stanley with David c. Farrier,
Miss Annie Coe with Mr.. Frank Clark,
Miss Berta OYerman with Mr.. Harry
Baker. Miss Pearl Bronson with Mr..
Tom Daniels, of Smithfield, Miss Ina
Woodal with Mr.. James Abel, of
Smithfield, Miss Margaret Brickle,
of Weldon with Parker Anderson, of
Pittman.
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