The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-24
DURHAM SOCIALLY.


North Carolina Synod, then in session
here. Harwood Hall their lovely
nome, was never more beautiful thar
on this occasion. 1t was Handsomely
decorated with a profusion OF pains
and chrysanthemums Mounds o.
chrysanthemums, the work OF shl'leo
florists. were arranged in the MANS
ind reception rooms, and vases o'
beautiful flowers were everywhere &c
be seen.
In the drawing room the guests
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. watts,
Air. and Mrs Leyburn. MI. ana MRS
Matheson. and DR.. and Mrs. Moore, OF
hiChmond. Mrs. Eugene Morehead
Mrs. Frank Fuller, Mrs. l. Il. Hill
and Mrs Sadie Blacknall We're in the
music rocm and gave additional well
come To- the many callers. The Dur
nam orchestra was stationed in the
upDe, nall and between their selec-
IONS Miss Willie Smith delighted The
.-uests with several beautiful solos on
the pipe organ.
I'm the dining room coffee was
poured by Mrs. Jno. r. Wiley. and at
he punch bowl Mrs. l.. y. Carr and
Mrs. George l.. Lyon presided. Here
The color scheme of pink was e:iquls-
itely carried out in every detail. The
table was banked with LaFrance roses
and many soft pink candles in silver
yandelabrae, added to the lovely eff
feet The bon-bons, cakes and ices
we're IN the shapes OF pink flowers and
fruits, the artistic work CT Ranchor. OF
Washington, a caterer of national rep
utation A luncheon in four courses
wGs served the guests by Misses Mabel
ard Lottie 1oinlinsun, .Iosephine
Nauney, Nellie and Lizzie R2wls.
More than three hundred guests en-
joyed the gracious hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs Watts and the event viii
ever be remembered with much pleas
ure
The Up-to-Date Club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs Morehead
ut her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Her guests of honor on this occasion
were Mrs. Phifer Erwin of Morgan
ton. and Mrs. y. H. Walker. of Spray.
An excellent paper on Ed nburg was
read b. Mrs w. l.. Wall, and a short
story by Ian Maclaren was read by
Mrs. J. :. Carr. After the usual pro-
cramme. the guests were invited into
the dining room where an elegantly
appointed five course luncheon Was
served. Here. the color scheme was
white and green, and in addition to
the pretty decorations of palms ana
chrysanthemums many burning cam
dies with soft green shades added to
the pretty effect.
Miss Alice Graham. of Oxford. ar
rived yesterday on few days, visit
To Mrs. r. w. Winston. Announce
ment has been made of her approach
ing marriage to Mr.. Henry Garnet
shirley of Maryland, which evel.t viii
be soiemnized at Maplehurst on Tues
Gay evening, November the twenty
ninth.
The members of the Pandora Club
were entertained BY Miss Lizzie Rawls
on Monday evening. An "cld-fash-
ionedr candy stew '1as enjoyed.
Mrs. Howard n. Foushee left yes
terday for a few days visit to Balti-
more
The Tourist Club will be entertained
by Mrs. Arthur Lyon tomorrow af-
ternoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian S. Carr. .ir..
have returned from two weeks stay
at Chase CITY. '
Misses Louise and Ethel Carr re,
turned yesterday from a months visit
in Baltimore.
1t is great pleasure TO the many
frien1s of Mrs. Peter Arlington &c
know that. she is now conval eScing
from her recent accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Jones OF Vir
ginia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Martin.
Misses FIorrie Wall and Pat LeGrand
IF Rockingham, will arrive Monday
10 visit Mrs. Howard \. Fo1shee
Several social functions will be given
in their honor.
Mrs. Nathan Bachman tformerly
Miss Pearl Duke) and little daugh-
ter, of Chattanooga, are on sit tt
Mrs H. r. Goodall. a sister of Mrs
,3achman.
Miss Daisy Hanes, of Winston. vii
be the guest of Mrs. Geo. i. Lyon mex
week.
4 party of young people left yes
terday afternoon for Richmond to wit
iiess the ball game to-day. In the
party were Misses Mabel and Lottit
Tomlinson. Nellie and Lizzie RaWls,
.ouise and Ethel Carr, Mary Duke
and Mcssrs Will Carr, Lawrence Tom
linson, Angler Duke, John Lipscomb
Jim Long and Paul Sneed.
Mrs L. A. Carr leaves soon for At
Ianta to visit her sister, Mrs. John l..
Barry.
Mrs. Geo. w. Watts will entertain
az dinner next Tuesday evening, NO
vember the twenty-ninth. in honor o
the fifth anniversary of the wecdins
of her daughter, Mrs. John Sprun
Hill. The decorations on this occa
sion will be appropriate for the wood
Ell anniversary and unique souvenir!
will be given.
Mrs. T. b. Yuille. of New York, vii
be the guest of Mrs. j. e. Stage sooI
Mrs. Yuille has been universally
missed since she moved from Ca
midst and her many friends will b'
delighted to see her in Durham
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Lyon anf
family leave next week for Alouquer
Que, New Mexico. where they vii
spend the winter moaths.
Miss Emily Hill. of Faison, returned
home yesterday after a WISH To IN.
families of Mr.. |. f. Hill ana Mr. }.
Hill.
MIR. and Mrs. Jones Fuller enter
TENED at dinner last week.
Mrs. j. G. Carroll and little ,iaugh
ter will spend the month Of Decembe
in Atlanta With Mrs. CARROTS par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ailei
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Owens arr
in Richmond From there Mrs
Owens goes to Warrenton. Va. t.
make visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smcot and lit
lie son who have been on visit t,
Mrs. Smoot's parents. Mr. and Mrs
j. w. Brooks. leave soon for Southern
California.
Mss Annie Cheshire, daughter o
Bishop j. E. Cheshire. OF Raleigh. ha
been the guest TO Mrs. H. A. Bost TO
Il few days.