The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

In honor of her Grandma Wynne,
We named the baby Catherine.
At two she was SO sweet and pretty,
We called the little darling Kitty.
At eight she showed such roguish wit
That we began to call her Kit
At thirteen she grew tall and welghty
And then, somehow, We called her
AT sixteen she was more sedate,
And then, of course, we called her
Kate.
At eighteen now she tits her chin,
And signs ner name as katharyn'
Mrs. Vance M. Neill, of Goldsboro,
is a guest at the Marlborough.
Miss Susan Marshall has gone 10
Waynesville to spend the summer.
Miss Marguerite Grow has return
ed from Atlantic City, where she has
spent a month very delightfully."-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Cowper returned
Yesterday from Morehead City.
Miss Ellen Dortch left for an
extended trip toWestern North Caro-
lima yesterday
Miss Lizzie Crow returned from
the Caphire Country yesterday.
Mrs Charles Baskerville, of New
York, arrived yesterday to visit her
mother, Mrs. George Snow.
Mrs. b. w. Baker returend to the
city from Morehead yesterday.
MIR. w. B. Grimes has returned
from Wrightsville where he has been
with his family. Mrs. Grimes is nov
visiting friends in Maryland
Miss Jennie Coffin has gone to
Asheville to visit friends.
Miss Eta Perry !has returned
from Beaufort.
Miss Elma Pace left yesterday
from Wilson to visit Miss Adiie
Owens.
Miss Wilson Riggsbee, of Dur
ham. after visit to her parents at
Hickory Grove, was here yesterday on
her way home.
Miss Annie Knight, of Cary was
here yesterday on her way to Wis
it at Aberdeen.
Misses Mary and Louise Dughi
left yesterday to visit in Durham ana
later go to Wilmington.
Mrs G.. r. Lee and her three
daughters left yesterday to visit IN
Marion, S. G.
Mrs. E. L. Middleton and daugh-
ter, Lucy, of Cary, were visitors mere
Mrs. c. C. Nc Allister after a
visit to Fuquay Springs, was here yes
terday on her way to her home In
Asheboro.
Mr.. T. B. Mosley left yesterday
for Gaffney, S. c.. where he VIII Jolil
visiting Rev A. M. Simms and return
and return to Raleigh with them.
Mrs. J. E.. Underwood after a
visit to friends and relatives in Ports
mouth returned yesterday.
Miss Pear Markham after visit
to Mrs. c. E. Upchurch, left for her
home in Durham.
Mrs. Eugene Richardson and chill
dren, of Clayton. is in the city at the
home of Mr.. w. r. Hood and will
go to Dunn today.
Mr.. William Nelson, professor II
the Lowell, Mass. Textile school and
his wife arrived yesterday to visit MS
brother. Mr. Thomas Nelson. Mr.. Ern-
est Nelson, designer, of Lowell, anoth-
er brother. is here also.
Mrs. Julian Undertake and Ut
tie daughter, who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Cot
ton, at Bruce, have returned to their
home in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Y. Mcpherson
and Rufus. Jr., ara spending seVera
weeks at WrightsviIle Beach.
!. 4 X
Delightful Lawn Party.
A most successful lawn party wa'
given in Moore's Square Thursda:
night by the ladies OF Central Metno'
dist church. The proceeds were 10!
the benefit of the church, and nea
sum was the result. The lady man
ayers deserve praise forNthe excellence
of the refreshments and the ladie;
who served for their courtesy.
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A Card Party.
Beaufort, N c., Aug. 4.-Misses
Sallie and Dollie Davis entertained at
cards in honor of Miss Susie Moye, OF
Wilson, Tuesday morning. Duplicate
whist was the game and refreshments
were served The Misses Davis al
ways entertain in a charming manner
A Birthday Party.
Bynum, N c., August AT the
parsonage at Bynum last night Rev
Mrs. r. w. Bailey gave tea party u
her son, Palmer, and little Miss May
Bynum, in honor of their respective
birthdays. Presents. suitable for tht
occasion, were given.
A jolly Hay Ride.
Moncure, n. c., August 4.-Tht
young people of Moncure enjoyed :
jolly hay ride to Mr.. j. w. Taylor'S
last night 1t was given by Mr.. Juliar
L. Bryan, complimentary to Miss Nan.
ME MauQe COlo, Oh JOiltSuoIo, wiz IL
visiting Miss Katherine May Bryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor's hospitable
home was thrown open for the pleas,
ure of the guests. After various
amusements refreshments were served
The guests were Miss Cole, of Jones
boro; Mrs Andrew Syne, of Raleigh;
Miss Rose Bryan, Haywood; Misses
Hattie and Maude Moore, Pfttsboroi
Miss Clark, Weldon; Misses Katherine
May, Gladys and Laura Bryan, Matte
and Lizzie Bradshaw, Minnie, Irene ano
C. Farrell. Messrs. Julian L. Bryan
Birmingham, Ala; T. j. Barringer
NJ. NJ. Lassiter, Lockville; j. L. Wom-
BILE. III. ID. Strickland and Clinton T.
Bryan.
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A Happy Sailing Party.
Wrightsville Beach, N. c., August 4
A delightful social event and one
that was thoroughly enjoyed was the
= sailing party Wednesday afternoon at
Wrightsville Beach, given in honor
Of several of Cardinals fair Spx