The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-18
WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...

here, left yesterday for her home at
Fuquay
Miss Fannie M. Farmer. of Flu
quay, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. E. C. McEachern, of Rock
ingham, was here yesterday on her
way to Chapel Hill to visit her father
Mr.. w. w. Pickard.
Miss Lilly Koonce, of trenton,
after visit to her brother. Mr.. ]. B.
Koonce, left yesterday to visit friends
in the country.
Miss Beulah Sanderlin, of Wash
ington, d. c., is here to visit Mrs. .. Y
Joyner.
Mrs. G. c. Sumter. of Durham, is
here at the home of Mrs. d. J. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Mary A. Cooper, of Franklin
ton. n. c., is i'm Greensboro attending
the Teachers Assembly.
MIR. r. c.. Strong went to Oxford
yesterday where Mrs. Strong is now
visiting.
after a visit to Pittsboro, was here
yesterday on her way home
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Watson went
to Fayetteville yesterday on visit,
Mr.. and Mrs N. e. Edgerton. of
Selma, are in the city, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Wynne.
Miss Madge Fleming and Mr.
%.
Yesterday to visit Miss Fleming's pa
rents.
Miss Helen Hilliard, of Scotland
Neck. after visit to the home OF MI
B. F. Montague left yesterday.
Mrs. Lula Britt Bradford, super
vising principal of the Elizabeth City
schools, is visiting Mrs. j. B. Martin
-125 Halifax street.
Miss Phyllis Van Cullen, of New
Uo ic vic
Westbrook Robbins.
Mrs. j. T. Sharp, Miss Corrie
Lewis Barnes and Master John Sharp
will spend the week at Wrightsville
Beach
Miss Cecil Hudson and Miss Fern
Hudson have gone to Wrightsville for
a week of recreation.
Miss Sallie Rogers has returned to
Pages Mill after a visit here.
Mrs. E. B. Stallings and family
are visiting in Wilson.
Miss Amy Won Week, of Salem. is
a guest at the Governors Mansion.
Miss Matte Lumsden is visiting
Miss Jessie Womack in Selma.
Mrs. C. E. Upchurch, who has
been visiting in Durham has returned
home.
Miss Laura and Annie Koonce are
visiting Mrs L. G. Patterson in Selma.
Miss Eleanor Conn and Miss Lucy
Dowell, of this city. left yesterdaY
morning for Cheraw. S. c.. to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. M. d. Diggs. of Portsmouth.
Va, who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Terrell. returned
YESTERDAY morning to her home. ar
companied ny her mother who will
visit her.
Back From Assembly.
number of attendants on the
Teachers Assembly in Greensboro re-
turned to the city yesterday. Among
these were Mrs. E. E. Moffett. Miss
Edith Royster, Miss Daisy Watt. Miss
Ada Womble, Miss Belle Fleming.
state SUPERINTENDENT Joyner, Prof.
E. P. Moses and Prof. c. l.. Coon.
Won the Doll.
There is a happy little girl in Raj
eigh today, and this is the winner OF
the big French doll at the Corinne
Runkel matinee yesterday.
This is little Miss Maud Elinor Har-
ris. the sweet young daughter of Mr.
C. M. Harris. She held 30. the lucky
number, and won the doll given away
at the matinee.
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Mrs. Long Improves.
DR.. D. A. Long, the pastor of the
Christian church here is in the city
from Graham, and will preach this
morning and tonight.
He brings the gratifying news that
his wife is improving in health and
that he hopes to be able to remove
her here in a month. She will he
warmly welcomed to the city.
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Grant-Johnston.
Littleton, n. c., June 17.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage of MISS
Nora. Perkins Johnston to Mr.. James
l.. Grant of Jackson, n. c.. in the M.
p. church here Wednesday. June list
1905. at l o'clock p. m.
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Japanese Porch Party.
Wilson. N. c., June 17.-Miss Eunice
Farmer gave a delightful japanese
Porch Party at her home on Vance
street. i'm honor of Miss Bonnie Bishop.
of Greensboro.
The decorations were beautiful and
delicious refreshments were served.
The following were present; Misses
Mamie Tilghman, Gladys Wells, Rosa
Powell, of Goldsboro; Emily Higgs,
of Raleigh; Alice Aycock. of Colds
DOrO, Mamie DOylc, VI L iiiAooSip1iIe1' |
Mrs. Radcliffe, of New York; Addie
Moore, Gretchen Barnes. Margaret
Conner, Mildred Roney, Ella McCraw,
Ellen Clark, Catharine Pace, Matte |
Warren, Clyde Moore, May Hackney,
Bessie Gold, Martha Hackney, Win |
ME Daniel, Sudie Hutchins. Mary |
Barnes, Elizabeth Adams, Fannie
Boykins, Blanche Foote, Lizzie Farm !
er, Nell Suggs, Ruby Roney.
Messrs. Frank Freeman. Reese |
Simpson, John Gorham, Will Graves, |
Henry Best, Willard Smith, George |
Gorham, j. B. Gray, Nathan Daniel, !
Archer Clark, Irwin Morgan, r. E. |
Crawford, Jack Miner, Hadley Moore, |
George Hackney, E. S. Bowling, Cooke |
Wainwright, Will Lucas, Carl Moore, |
Ben Weaver. Jim Whitehead, Steve |
Anderson, E. T. Peoples. DR.. Wade
Anderson, DIR. Oscar Hooks. Hardy |
Robinson, w. T. Clark.
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Scotland Neck Social Life.
Scotland Neck. N. c.. June Ill
night at the Baptist parson-
age Rev. G. T. Lumpkin and wife en-
tertained the young men of the Bar |
acca class of the Baptist Sunday /
cohool and fhe avouup ladiec IF fl6a