The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-28
DIR. HARRY U1LEY MARRIED.
In Baltimore on Sunday. Miss Flor
ence Percival Becomes His Bride.

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/ The news of the marriage of DIR.
Harry Ct. Utley, of Apex. was pleas
ant surprise to his many friends here
yesterday. when cards were received
| telling that on Sunday morning Miss
Florence Percival. of Baltimore had
| became his bride The happy couple
went to Apex yesterday.
The bride has visited Raleigh with
/ her mother. and made many friends
here and in the county. She is
beautiful and charming young woman.
with many graces. DR.. Utley, the son
of Mr.. w. f. Utley county commits
sioner of Wake. is young physician
of ability and is very popular with
| large circle of friends. He has been
| a frequent visitor to Raleigh and has
done efficient work as secretary of the
Wake County Medical Society.
Van Nappen-Pfatt.
Invitations as follows have been
| issued:
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ruffin Pratt
request the honor of your presence
of the marriage of their daughter.
Annie Pearl
DR.. John j. Van Noppen.
on Wednesday, December sixth,
nineteen hundred and five.
at twelve o'clock noon,
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
| Madison North Carolina.
!. J. !.
| Ladies' Bazaar II Success.
Scotland Neck, n. c.. Nov. 27.-The
ladies of the Baptist church held ba-
zaar during the latter part of the week
and took in more than $500. The pro-
ceeds of the bazaar were for the i'm
| provement of the church cemetery and
the cause appealed to the country peo-
pie as much as to those in the town.
Many country peopie have relatives
buried in the church cemetery.
Lassiter- Hanes.
Invitations as follows have been
| received by friends:
Mrs. John Wesley Hanes
requests the honor of your
company at the marriage reception
/ of her daughter,
Daisy.
| and
| Mr.. Robert Lassiter.
on Thursday, the fourteenth of De-
cember,
/ from one until four o'clock,
at Westerleigh
Winston Salem. North Carolina.
Marriage ceremony
| at twelve o'clock"
| Enclosed are cards stating that
| the couple will be at home, Hender
son after the fifteenth of January.
X X j
Goddy-Smith.
Apex. Nov. 27-Mr Jno. w Goddy
and Miss Carrie Leigh Smith We're
happily married at the home of Rev
j. M. White. last Sunday evening at
| four o'clock. Rev. White. officiating,
and left on the 4:30 Seaboard Air Line
Drain for Wadesboso, Mr.. Gaddys
home. where they will reside in the
| future.
Mr.. Gaddy has for some months
been employed as compositor for the
Apex Journal. and has made many
/ friends here, and Miss Smith is the
1 pretty and youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Smith and is popu-
lar and well-known in the social cir
| cles here.
| The marriage was witnessed by
| about forty guests. who extended
hearty congratulations to the happy
! bride and groom.
| MFR. II. G, Collins Entertains.
Hilsboro. N. c., Nov. 27.-At his
mothers beautiful home, Highlands"
Mr. Paul C. Collins gave a most de-
| lightful bird supper on Friday even
| ing the oath. One almost felt that the
fore the war times" had returned, so
gallant was Mr. Collins as a host, that
| it gave the younger generation an OPP
portunity of knowing what was the.
hospitality of their fathers.
The table and house were beautiful
ly decorated with red carnations and
smilax. After the elegant supper was
served, the following guests We're en-
tertained at progressive euchre:
Miss Jordan, of Durham, with Mr..
Paul Collins, of Hillsboro; Miss Belle
Nash, Of Tarboro, with Mr.. Chester
Webb, of Hilsboro; Miss Mary Nc
Neill. of Fayetteville, with Mr.. Harvey
Owens, of Durham; Miss FL. P. Col
Inns, of Hillsboro. with Mr.. Jno. Kirk
land of Hillsboro; Miss Bessie Kirk
! land of Hillsboro with Mr. H. M.
| Webb, of Hillsboro; Miss Margaret