The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-13

Miss Fife Stephenson, after visit
to Miss Lizzie Terrell, has returned
home.
Mrs r. S. Lindsay and daughter.
They are the guests of Mrs. T. b.
Terrell.
Miss Annie Kenan, of Kenans-
Vile. returned to her home yesterday
after visiting relatives here Few
days.
Miss Kate Clifton, of Louisburg,
was here yesterday on her way home
from McCullers where she attended the
reception given to Mr.. N. +. Turner
and his bride.
WOman's Club.
The Department of Charity of the
Woman's Club will meet in the trus-
tees room of the Olivia Raney LIZ
brary Monday afternoon at four
o'clock All ladies who are interested
are urged to attend.
Ola Podrida Club.
The Ola Podrida Club will meet
Tuesday, Nov. 18TH with Mrs. Hubert
Haywood at 4 o'clock,
Turner Young.
Franklinton, n. c., Nov. 12.--
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Flat Rock Baptist church, near this
place, was the scene of one of the
prettiest weddings ever witnessed
there, when Mr.. Numa Fletcher Tur-
ner and Miss Kate Lorice Young were
welded in the -reSence of many
friends. The decorations of pure
white flowers and evergreens were ex-
quisite.
The bridesmaids We're arrayed in
white organdie. The party entered the
church to the strains of Lohengrin'S
Bridal Chorus, Miss Sallie Green, OF
Louisburg. presiding at the organ. Up
the two aisles came Misses Lizzie Tim
berlake and Lizzie GOoch followed by
MessrS Ben King and w. Turner, OF
McCullers, Misses Sallie Upperman
and Minna Wilder with Messrs. Mat
thews Wilder, of Franklinton, and
Hardwell Scarborough. of Murfrees-
boro. Misses Vasleti Rand and Eliza
Wynne with Messrs. Walton Mitchiner
and Willie Jones, Misses Jessie Tur-
ner and Repsey Young with
Messrs. James Mitchiner and Edward
Nicholson, Misses Mamie Mitchiner
, and Sallie V. Harris with Messrg Tom
McCullers and Joe Bland.
Then entered the bride handsomely
gowned in white crepe de chine with
veil of tulle caught up with orange
blossoms She was accompanied by
attired in white silk. carrying white
chrysanthemums. The bride carried
brides roses and maidenhair fern. Up
the opposite aisle came the groom and
his best man, Mr. Kenan Rand. At
the altar Reverend A. L. Ormand, OF
Kittrell, read the marriage service. the
beauty and solemnity of which was
greatly enhanced bv the soft tones of
the organ under the skilled touch of
the organist.
The bridal party and many frien Is
of the bride and groom drove to the
hosDitable home of Mr.. r. B. Tomlin-
son where a ri~ht roal reception was
held and where there was much genu-
inc enjoyment by all present.
Miss Young is the only daughter of
Mrs. B. B. Tomlinson, and is we'll
known and much loved throughout the
entire county. She is a bright, attract
i've young woman. endowed with traits
of character and disposition which go
to make up truly WOmanly woman.
Mr.. Turner is prominent and popu-
lar young business man of McCullers,
n. C.. which place he and Mrs. Turner
will make their future home.
The bride and groom and attendants
left on Thursday morning for McCul-
lers where there was tenderd them a
father.
Mrs. Parker Invited to North Carolina.
When presented to Mrs. Alton B.
Parker in September last at Esopus
she said: "Ah! from North Carolina.
l hope some day to live in a country
where Democratic influence predomi-
mates" North Carolina offers that
country to Mrs. Parker and her dis
tinguished husband. with their chill
iren Warren county can fill the
want. Especially attractive for such
people is River township.-Littleto
News Reporter.
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Halcyon Club Dance.
Washington. N. c.. Nov. r.
Especially second of the dances
in the Halcyon Club series was given
last night at the Elks' Home and as
usual. was enjoyed to the fullest by
the merry participants. The figures
were led by Richard Bragaw. the
music furnished by the Washington
Italian Band, and the dancers We're as
follows:
Miss Bess Nicholson, N c. Hughes,
Jr.; Miss Julia Moore. w. H. Wind
ley: Miss Maude Windley. e. Clarke
Jr. Miss Claudia Simmons Jas Eli
son: Miss Lizzie Hill, S. F. Burbank
Jr. Miss Julia Haughton. H. p. Bridg-
man; Miss Irene Morton, Jno. G. Bra
gaw. Jr.: Miss Lucy Tayloe. C. L. Car
row; Miss Hargrove, G. E. Pennington;
Miss Blount, B. F. Bowers; Miss
Laughinghouse; Miss Harding. Chas
Smallwood Miss Terrell, F. H. Jor-