The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
KISSES ARE SWEET.
But In Greensboro They Are Being
Wasted on Unresponsive Pictures.

Greensboro, Aug. blast night one
of the most delightful social parties
Of the season was gwen by Mrs. Irwin
Anderson, complimentary TO Miss Bes-
sic Gordon, of Chapel Hill. guest oil
Mrs. Oscar Williams and Miss Mag
define Lands, of Henderson, who IS
visiting Mrs. Anderson.
The guests were met at the door ana
most cordially received by Misses Mag.
daline Lands Betty Gordon, Emma
Sharpe. Anna Williams, Josephine
Gales, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Oscar Will
liams and Mrs. Anderson.
The invited guests were Misses
Margaret Merrimon. Louis Bradshaw
Orie Lee. Rosa Wetmore, Annie Wet
mOr,e Kathryn Jeter, Mary Horny,
Nora Balslay, Annie Boyce and Eu
.genia Harris, of Chapel Hill; Messrs.
Irving Long, Jess. Carter, G. j. Lambe
c. FL. Murray. j. E. Mann, Tim
Malone, Rob McRae, Clifford Pearson,
Robert Doyles, Lewis Beall, Frank
Blackburn, r. d. Douglass, Walter
Richardson L. Moseley, Hill Hunter.
Clarence Anderson, Will Beall. Settle
Sharpe, Watt Richardson, Lowery,
w. #. Jones and Robertson. of High
Point; Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Nash
The game of the evening was q
novel kissing contest, the guests be.
ing blindfolded by couples and in
structed to walk to the side of the
room, the young ladies kissing the
picture of young man and the youn2
men printing a kiss on the picture OF
a girl This afforded a good deal OF
amusement and after delicious ice
cream and cake had been served at
IL o'clock the judges awarded priZca
as follows: Ladies first prize, song,
"One Sweet Kiss" to Miss Betty Cor
don; ladies BOBBY, kissing bug To
Miss Margaret Merrimon; gentlemen's
prize, box of candy kisses, to Mr.. r.
y. Douglas, gentlemen's BOBBY, kiss
ing bug, to Mr.. Hill Hunter. The mer-,
ry company dispersed after good bye.
were said at IL o'clock, every one be-
ing charmed with the reception.
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To Miss Margaret Tyson Lee.
New Bern, Aug. 5-A most delight
full party and hay-ride was given
Wednesday night by Miss Katie Styron
in honor of Miss Margaret Tyson Lee,
of Raleigh, who is the guest of Miss
Mary Witty. There were about forty
guests and two wagons were inc use
for the merry party them. They rode
over to Bridgeton about the city anu
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
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Dance at jackson.
Jackson, N c., August 5.LLast
night Miss Josephine Bowen gave
dance at her country home, The
Naples, in honor of Misses Smith and
Clarke, of Scotland Neck; Miss Brum-
by, of Georgia; Miss Moore, of Lit
Teton; Miss Hunter, of Warrenton.
Music was furnished by the Jack
son orchestra who played delightfully."-
until the wee small hours.
The following participated: Misses
Harriet Bowen, Josephine Bowen, Min
ME Burgwyn, Isabel Brumby, Ellen
Lewis Mamie Smith, Matte Hunter,
Anna Clarke, Julia Bowen, Sallie
Long, Carrie Helen Moore, Blanche
Bowen; Messrs. w. H. S. Burgwyn,
Jr, H. Stuart Lewis, James Worrell,
Henry Burgwyn, Calvert PEBBLES,
Pollok Burgwyn, Wilkins Lewis, Geo.
Urquhart, Capt r. B. PEBBLES
Chaperones-Mrs. G.. P. Burgwyn,
Jr., Mrs. Cahan, Mrs. Urquhart.
Miss Lillian Fields EntertainS.
LAGRANGE, n. c., August 5.-Yes-
terday a select party was, entertained
by Miss Lillian Fields at the home of
her father, John Fields, Jr., near La
Grange, in honor of Miss Annie
Grimsley, of Greene county. The party
enjoyed themselves in the grove near
the house, where barbecue, fruits, ice
cream and other refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses