The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-10


James White; Miss Bessie Jaycocks
with Mr.. w. T. Minor; Miss Helen
Crenshaw with Mr.. B. K. Lassiter;
Miss Antoinette Taylor with Mr.. G. A.
Kittrell; Miss Lucy Hawkins with Mr..
!. M. Person: Miss Sallie Upperman
with Mr.. Owen Meadows; Miss Mary
Malone with Mr.. p. r. White: Miss
lan Malone with Mr.. X. K Allen; Mr..
and Mrs. F. III. Allen; Mr. and Mrs. S.
p. Boddie.
Stags-Messrs. S. C. Ford, B. B.
Perry. j. H. Uzzell, Jr., DR.. Shelter.
Chaperones-Mrs H. A. Crenshaw,
Mrs. r. Fl. Davis, Miss Lucy Allen,
Mrs. E. S. Ford.
Judge Meals Wife's Narrow Escape
The Lumberton Argus gives the fol-
lowing account, of a narrow escap.
from injury by Mrs. Walter III. Neal.
Saturday evening as the eastbound
train was scooting along between
I.aurinburg and MaXton a negro boy
"chunked" the train and the missile
passed through a window of the first
class coach, barely missing the head
of Mrs. Walter Neal, the judge and she
being aboard on flying trip to Max
ton. The conductor did not learn of
the incident till the boy was passed Il
considerable distance
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Harris-Adams
Durham, n. c., August 9.-This
afternoon Elder j. j. Hall, of East
Durham officiated in marriage
joining in matrimony Mr.. w. S. Har-
ris, who lives in the country, and Miss
Sudie Adams of East Durham. They
were married at the home of Elder
Hall.
German at Clinton.
Clinton, n. c.. August 9.-The Clin-
ton German Club gave their August
dance last night, complimentary to
the visiting ladies. The color scheme
was white and blue and was carried
out In the decorations and refresh
ments. After the dance the club gave
an informal supper in the hall.
The german was gracefully led by
Mr.. T. M. Ferrell Jr., with Miss Clara
with Miss Annie Laurie Patrick.
The couples were: Mr.. r. M. Fer
rell. Jr., with Miss Clara Herring Mr.
E. S. Lee with Miss Annie Laurie Pat
rick; Mr. j. M. Ingram with Miss
Pearl Medearis; Mr.. II. 3. Hiatt with
Miss Mary Medearis; Mr.. S. Keel with
Miss Olivia Watson; Mr.. A. Mel. Gra-
r. Thomas with Miss Rena Lee; Mr.
H. B. Stewart with Miss Annie Thomr-
son; Mr.. Snowden Skinner with Miss
Annie Berry Scott; Mr.. j. M. Chestnut
with Mrs Ana Grady.
Stays: Messrs. w. II. Herring. Paul
Allan. BERTHE Terrell r. r. Terrell,
E. P. Pigford.
Chaperones: Col. and Mrs. G. L..
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Draughon
Mr nd
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Porch Party at LAGRANGE.
LAGRANGE. N. c., August AT the
lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Wooten. Miss Maria Smith gave a de-
lightful porch party in honor of her
guest, Miss Eunice Bizzell, of Colds
boro.
The broad veranda was beautifully
decorated in palms and ferns and Jap
aneSe lanterns At nine o'clock the
young hostesses met their friends and
were soon participating in many en-
joyable games. The fun waxed fast
and furious till the wee sma' hours,
when ice-cream, cake and sherbet
were served. At last the guests de-
parted and voted the evening a charm
inG success.
Dance at jackson.
Jackson, n c., August 9.-Monday
night at Hotel Burgwyn the young
men of Jackson gave q dance in honor
of the visiting young ladies. Dancing
at 10 o'clock and it was
exactly three when the last strains of
Home Sweet Homo died away. Music
was furnished by string band from
Petersburg and every one declares it
the most successful dance of the sea-
son.
Those dancing were: Miss Isabel
Rumby of Georgia, with ii. Stewart
Lewis: Miss Anna Barnard Clark, Scot
land Neck, with Samuel Bell Boone;
Miss Matte Hunter, Warrenton, with
James a. Worrel Miss Sally Long.
with Lewis B. Smith,
Gary; burg; Miss Carrie Helen Moore,
Littleton, with w. III. S. Burgwyn. Jr.;
Miss Nanny Smith, Scotland Neck. |
with Ned w. Picard; Miss Harriet
Bowen with Thos. w. M. Long; Miss
Ellen Lewis with Henry *. Burgwyn;
Miss Sue Stancell with VanBuren
Burgwyn with E. Wilkins Lewis; Miss
Mabel Picard with Judge r. b.
PEBBLES; Miss Josephine Bowen with
]. Roscoe Mcneil Norfolk.
Chaperones: Mrs. II. w. Lewis. Mrs. |
Geo. Urquhart, Suffolk; Mrs. James
Boyce Mrs. CaEtOn, Suffolk; Mrs. |
Faison Calvert, Mrs. Joe Selden. |
Portsmouth.
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SDivey-Kilpatrick.
Grifton, n. c., Aug. 9.-One of the |
prettiest weddings ever witnessed IL |
this community was celebrated at st. |
Johns Episcopal church yesterday |
at six o'clock when Miss
Florence Fitzpatrick, the accomplished |
daughter of Mr.. w. J. Fitzpatrick, was
married to Mr.. Moses Spivey, promi
nent merchant of Grifton, the Rev.
w. E. Cox officiating. The church was
decorated in green and |
white with many candles lighting the
chancel.
Miss Corinne Winfield, of Washing
ton, presided at the organ render
ing exquisitely the strains of Tanhau-
ser and Mendelsohn.
The bridal party entered in the fol-
lowing order: Messrs. Durward john
son and Leon Wooten, uShers.
Miss Mabel Fitzpatrick, sister of the
bride, maid of honor. The bride,
attired in gray silk, came
up the aisle leaning on the arm of
her father, and the groom with his