The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-20

ieIt yesterday Tor Bu1IalO Lltnla
Springs to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Shaw return
ed to the city yesterday morning after
visit to relatives in Ellington.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Jones and
children. of Lynchburg. Va, are visit
ing Mrs. G. l.. Watson on Saunders
street.
Hay Ride and Japanese Porch Party.
Nvarrenton, N c., Aug. 1s.-Thcre
has not been more enjoyable social
event in Warrenton this season than II
hay ride and Japanese porch party,
given last evening at the residence of
Mrs. Mamie p. Jones by her lovely
and accomplished daughters, Misses
Lizzie, Lucy and Mamie.
The party of young people assem-
bled about o'clock p. m, and with
baskets We'll filled with delicacies,
started for the pond of the Warren
ton Roller Mills, where boats We're
awaiting them, and the couples that
were the most sentimental enjoyed the
soft splashing of the waters and the
shadows of the moonlight as they
drifted slowly along the silvery shin
ing tide.
When the boat riding was over the
party enjoyed a picnic repast, and re-
the lovely suburban residence Of Mrs.
Jones, where they found the porches
and hall beautifully decorated with
palms and ferns with Japanese Ian
terms shedding q soft glow over all.
After the young people had enjoyed
themselves for awhile. refreshments
were served and the time came too
soon for good-byes to be said.
Those present we're: Misses Vir-
r.,, N T11li
Cameron, Tempe Cameron. Josie
cameron, Matte Williams Sue p. Will
iams, Kearney Williams. Susie G. Will
iiams. Emma Hail. Emma Hunter,
Lucy Williams, Mamie Massenburg,
Kate Johnson. Nora Ti.g, Tempe Dam
iel, Mary Graham and Hattie Graham;
Messrs. Will Graham. Norwood Boyd,
Will Cameron, John Cameron. Pal
mer Scoggin, Geo. Scoggin, Sam
White. Cid Macon. Alex Macon, Bob
Watson. John Drake, Buck Williams,
Milo Pendleton, Jeffress Rodwell. Ben
Green and Ed. Boyd.
Chaperones: Dr. and Mrs. Robt. S.
oBoth, Dr.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor,
and Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Tarwater.
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n Favor CotilliOn.
Lake Toxaway, N. c., Aug. 19.-The
most brilliant social event at Toxoway
this season was the beautiful favor
cotillion on Wednesday evening, led
by Mr.. Francis Winthrop with Miss
Marian Burrowes and Mr.. Guy VIM
ihrop with Miss Maud Aiken.
Presiding at the favor table were:
Mrs. Morehead and Mrs. Burrowes,
Mrs. Winthrop and Mrs. Aiken. The
grand march was led by Mr.. Frank
Winthrop, Tallahassee. Fla, and Miss
Marian Burrowes. Lancaster, Pa; Mr..
Guy Winthrop. Tallahassee. and Miss
Maud Alden, Lake Toxoway.
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In Honor OF the Misses Pigott.
Jonesboro. N. G., Aug. 19.--On Tues
day evening a most delightful fishing
party was given the Misses Doub and
their guests by the following young
men: Messrs. Tom Cole, Henry smith.
Thomas Clark. of Raleigh; and Erwin
Bryan. Chaperone, Mr.. Roderick Cole.
The young ladies present We're:
Misses Mamie, Josie, Laura and Belle
Doub, Misses Charlotte and Lula
On Wednesday Misses Mamie M.
Meta and Virginia Cole gave one
O'Clock luncheon to the Misses Doub
and their guests the Misses Pigott, Of
New Bern.
The most delightful event of the
month was a bowling party, given ct
the Sanford Bowling Alley Wedne9-
day evening by the Jonesboro YOUNG
men, complimentary to the Misses
Pigott.
Those present were: Misses Mamie
Nj. and Meta Cole, Virginia Robert
son. Nan and Josie Doub, Lura and
Charlotte Pigott, Laura and Belle
Daub; Messrs. E. M. McIver, w. A. G..
Clark, r. N. Bryan, Thorne Clark, OF
Raleigh; D. M. Gurley, A. w. Huntley,
Erwin Bryan, Tom Cole. Messrs. Cum
ninggim ami Makepeace
! Social Events at Scotland Neck.
Scotland Neck. N. c., Aug. 10
Scotland Neck has been gay this week.
the social functions to men,
ton is the delightful house party
given by Miss Anna Clark.
Among the friends entertained are:
Misses Margaret Stedman. Of Raleigh:
Winnie Burgwyn and Josey Boner, Of
Jackson; Carrie Helen Moore. of Lit
tletOn. and Matte Hunter. of Warren
ton.
Among other prominent visitors to
the town this week have been Prof.
L. r. Mills, of Wake Forest Mrs. w.
d. Fender. of Edenton: Mrs. Il. w.
Fener and daughter. Miss Annie. Of
Halifax. and Miss Susie Simmons. Of
Newport News. Va
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Lawn arty ut Yanceyville.
Yanceyville, N. c., Aug. 19.-On
night a delightful lawn party
was given by the young gentlemen of
in honor of the school mis-
tress of Caswell county, now in at
tendance upon the Teachers Institute.
and the visiting young ladies of the
town.
The people of Caswell county are
Justly proud of having the flower of
the womanhood of 1.-The State to pre-
side over their school rooms, and it Is
safe to say they never looked lovelier
than on this occasion.
A large crowd was present from the
county and much was
added added to the occasion by a par
ty Of fifteen from Blanch. captioned
by Mr.. Giles Mebane. Much enthus
iasm was aroused by "a voting contest
for the most popular lady present.
The charming Miss Sue Lewis Rich
mond, of Milton. was the fortunate
lady. Col George Williamson present