The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-13

Mrs r.. r. Pace.
y Miss Lucy Glenn, of Greensboro.
was here yesterday, the guest of Miss
Florence Jones on her return from Il
visit TO Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss kathryn Griffin, of New
Bern, after visit to Apex was here
yesteI day on her way to attend the
Greensboro Female College commence
ment.
Mrs M. 5. Calvert left yesterday
for Wadesboro on business trip.
Miss Lucy Randolph Mason and
Miss Julia Nelson Mason, of Washing
| ton, D. c., Miss Lima Shields, of Rich
mon, and Miss Lila Watt Penn, of
| Reidsville, are here, guests of Miss
! Belle Hay at the Marlborough House to
| take part in the Stronach- Hay we'd
| ding tomorrow.
Miss Katie Vanstory, of Green's
boro. is visiting Mrs. George M Har-
| den
Miss Margaret Horton, of Char
lotte. arrived in the city yesterday
morning and is visiting Miss Mary An
drews.
Miss Selma Thorne. of Kingstree.
| who has been visiting Miss Marine
| Rogers, left yesterday morning for
| home. She is a student of St. Mary's.
Miss Maggie Long. of Mount Olive
is here visiting Mrs. ]. Levister.
| II,
! Wake Forest. is visiting Mrs. w. O.
Allen.
A party of young ladies of Raleigh
Misses Edna Holloway, Jessie Hollo-
way, Lilly Bradley and Maud Reid
will leave in a few days for Toronto
Canada, to attend the B. Y. P. L.
meeting and for pleasure.
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| Diploma Recital.
Cards as follows have been issued to
| friends:
Miss Blanche Eta Shattuck
announces the Diploma Recital of
Miss Emily Mcdowell Neal
| Greensboro Female College,
! Greensboro, North Carolina,
Monday evening, June twelfth,
| nineteen hundred and five,
| eight-thirty o'clock"
High Point Reception.
High Point, June 12.-Invitations
have been sent out for the reception
of the Manufacturing Club on the
evening of June Is. to IL. The re-
ception committee are: A. E. Tate and
wife, S. l.. Davis and wife, j. r. Kirk
man and wife. S. H. Tomlinson and
wife. G.. A. Nation and wife. j. Ell
wood Cox and wife, j. w. Harris and
| VIE, L. r. 1OIllllSOIl, H. IT, INdSleii
c. M. Hauser. w. G. Jones, WescotT
Robertson. Alvin Parker. V. A. }. Idol
| \ \
Davis Parker
Mr. L. A. Davis, Miss Estelle Par
ker and her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Parker, en- route from Littleton 10
their home in New Bern, arrived in
Raleigh at $40 O'Clock yesterday
morning. They We're met by Rev. f.
A. Bishop, pastor of Central Metho-
dist church, and taken to the parson-
4 age.
! After breakfast, the genial register
| of deeds, Mr.. j. j. Bernard, issued a
marriage license to them, and at
1910 their ex-pastor and friend, Mr..
Bishop, united Mr. Davis and Miss
Esteile Parker in marriage, and the
| happy couple, with their sister, left on
the 1890 train for their home in New
! Bern.
1t was not a runaway marriage.
They simply wanted to surprise their
friends and have their pastor and
! friend of other days to marry them,
and concluded to take Raleigh in their
| return home and have the ceremony
| take place here.
Mr. Davis is a thoroughly reliable
young business man in New Bern re-
spected and trusted by all who know
| him. Miss Parker holds a strong
| place in the confidence and esteem of
all New Bern for her many lovable
traits of character They start life
together strong i'm the affections of
their very many friends. who wish
| them bon voyage with a clear sky
and smooth sea.