The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-17

IldlNty LdluDelIl, Ol 11ldI1Oltts NIL
j. McRee Hatch, of Wilmington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Smith. of Colds
boro. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were mar
ried in Goldsboro on Wednesday
night, the bride being a sister of Mrs.
Tomlinson.
Henderson Girls at st. Mary's
Henderson, n. c.. Sept 16.-(Spe-
cial. Henderson is well represented
at st. Mary's school, Raleigh, by the
following young ladies': Misses Gene
Were Cooper Maria Tucker, Mary
Perry, Jessie Harris, Kate Gary and
Eula Gregory.
Messrs. Bennett Perry, Frank Ifar-
ris and Thomas Pittman are at the
University of North Carolina, and Mr..
George Cooper is at Trinity College.
They are among Henderson's most
popular and ambitious young men.
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In Honor of Fair Georeians
Wake Forest, N. c., Sept 16.-
Especial. )--Messrs. Edwin Cook, Ray
Smith and Terry Lyon entertained
their d. V. l.. fraternity and sisters
of the hill last evening i'm honor of
the Misses Tenders, of Valdosta, Ga.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with carmon and gold, the fra
ternity colors.
After very delightful entertain
ment. supper was served. the material
part of which was a long series of
well prepared dishes.
Among those present were: T..
Kitchen with Miss Rosa Powell: e.
John Picot with Miss Powell: W.
! Royal with Miss Fender; Robert
Royal with Miss Leila Fender; j.
Thomas with Miss Lulu Brewer; l..
Powell with Miss Louie Poteat; w.
MCGEE with Miss Mary Taylor; J.
| Powell with Miss Undertake; Mrs
| Richard Adams, II. Early, Prof. and
Mrs. Sledd. Prof and Mrs. Brewer.
1t proved to be one of the most
delightful occasion thus far in col
| lege year.
The spirit among the fraternities
is running high just now, at begin
ming of the year, but at present
| no vantage ground has been gained
by any of our fraternity.
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Mish-Wiliis
Especial to News and Observer)
Washington, N. c.. Sept. 16.-Mr.
W. Albert Mish and Miss Maud Willis
were happily married at the residence
| of the brides mother Mrs. Sophie,
| Willis, last evening at IL o'clock by
| Rev. l.. e. Thompson of this city.
| The marriage was to have taken place
at Asbury NJ. E. Church, but on ac-
count of the inclement weather tho
| ceremony had to be performed at
! the residence of the bride. After the
nuptials q reception was rendered thu
| bride and groom. They were the re-
cipients of a large number of useful
and handsome presents. Mr.. Mish il
one of Beaufort county's most indus
| trious and energetic young men and
has many friends throughout tbs
county. The bride. Miss Willis, is a
sister of Mr.. c. M. Willis of this city
and is noted for beauty and magnetism;
| of manner
Gaiety at KeniIwOrth Inn.
Biltmore, N. c., Sept 17-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The principal function of the
week at Kenilworth Inn was tonight's
dance. 1t was highly brilliant
affair. There were five hundred in
vited guests.
There was a card party on We'd
nesday evening and a card party on
Thursday evening. Altogether the
week has been one of the very payest
of the season. The weather has been
glorious and the mountains are eX-
ceedingly picturesque just now. Coach
ing parties and driving parties have
been of daily occurrence. The guest
iISC Ut NeIIlWOTll 1Iln lDc1uQe Con-
gresham and Mrs. Underwood, of
Birmingham Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
bring, of Jacksonville, Fla; Miss Sc
Sebring, Mrs. Willis Of Atlanta. Ga;
Mr. and Mrs. Godsham. of New Or
leans, La; Mrs. Scott, the Misses
Dowd. OF Charlotte. n. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chestnut and Miss Constance, of
Savannah, Ga: Mrs. Mason Raborg,
Mrs. Samuel r. Lawrence. Mr.. T.
Calam Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoolfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Miss
Taylor Miss Louise Taylor. of Mem
phis, Tenn; the Misses Hubbell, Mrs.
Ashburn Miss Ashburn, Miss Turner,
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They Were Secretly Wed.
Durham, N. c., Sept. (spe-
cial.) Last evening Frank Denny,
yard conductor for the Norfolk and
Western road. and Miss Jennie Crook,
whose home is in ASheville. were Sc
cretIy married at the rectory of the
First Presbyterian church. Rev. e.
r. Leyburn, pastor of that church,
otiiciated. After the marriage they
attended a social function in the
country and came back home without
letting their friends know of the mar
riage. There was no attempt to keep
the matter secret longer than this
morning. 1t was not a runaway. as
both parties are of lawful age, and
there were no objections.
Reception TO New Students.
This evening the Young Mons AS
ISOLATION, of Trinity College, rendered
reception to the new students of the
college. The reception was held in
the association hall and was attended
by practically all new students of the
| college. Refreshments were served
| 1t was a very enjoyable occasion and
| one in which the freshmen became
| acanainted with his fellow Stlldent