The news & observer., 1905-10-13

gaining many trends by her winning
traits of character. Mr. owen is
successful young lumberman OF Yad-
kin College.
johnson Pettiarew Chapter.
The Johnson-Pettigrew Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
held their regular session on We'd
nesday With Mrs. Leo. d. Heartt as
hostess. The attendance was small.
but those present pledged the $50 20
be given from this chapter To the
arch to be erected TO the Confed-
crate dead here. Mrs. Heartt and
Mrs. Brooks gave delightful and in
stluctive accounts of the convention
held last week at Morganton.
This chapter will give an entertain
ment soon after the fair.
An invitation was accepted to meet
next month with Mrs. +. H. Lewis.
Miss Ida AIS on Fsntertains.
| Pittsboro, ~ c., Oct. 12.-LaSt
night, at the home of her uncle, Mr..
| G. p Olston, five miles west of Pitts
boro, Miss Ida Aston gave the most
delightful entertainment given III
| PittsbOro this season, complimentary
| to Miss Nellie Durham. of Whining
4
! Ioniaf STYLES that characterize the es-
| tate of the Southern planter in easy
circumstances, surrounded by an or
| ieinal growth of oak and hickory
i ltuated on one of the high peaks of
| the Hickory Mountain, makes it ar
| ideal place for such a function The
guests were Misses Annie and Elsie
| williams Misses Annie Brewer. An
| ME Taylor, Myrtle and Hattie Moore,
! Mary Thompson, Margaret Horne
| Carrie Jackson. Azile, Mary, Lille
| and Carrie Hill and Cornie Foushee
| The gentlemen were j. j. Crump, j.
IG Rencher, T.. A. and G.. w. Hanks
| Fred c. Williams, Gus Womble, n. NJ
London. Wade Reavis, j. E. Long,
Headen and Fred Bynum. Woodson
Powell Dainty refreshments dalntliy
served consisting of salads. ices and
| fruits. were enjoyed by all the guests
| The party went out in carriages ana
buggies, returning at one O'CLOCK
| They were charmingly chaperoned pN
| Mr. and Mrs. George Harris Brooks.
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In Honor of the Misses Bona.
Henderson, Oct. Zone of the
r,oet recherche social functions that
! has taken place in Henderson in some
| time was given by Miss Julia tucker
| last hight in honor of her guests the
Misses Bond. of Chattanooga. Tenn.
The home was beautiful with cleo
! trio chandeliers and magnilcent cnfyS-
anthemum decorations. There We're
six tables of six-hand euchre. The
score cards were hand-palnted sprays
of chrySanthemum.
Misc Gregory won the prize,
handsome pin-cushion handmade.
with beautiful Gibson pen ana lnk
sketch. which she gracefully presented
ia Miss Bond. The BOBBY a buncn
Of pink paper chrysanthemums, was
presented 10 Mr.. Brooks Parham. OF
oxford. Delicious refreshments were
served
Miss Tucker was aided by Miss
Maria Tucker and Drs. John Hill and
Edward Tucker
Those present were:
Mrs. j H. Tucker, Mrs. Hamlin.
Misses Julia and Maria Tucker. Misses
Frances Lippett and Mary Lewis
Bond, of Tenn. (guests of honor); Drs
John Hill and Edward Tucker Mr..
Ralph Dennis, Of Richmond. Mr.. j.
II. Brodie with Miss Sue Robards, MI
+. a. Moore with Miss Isabel Cary
Mr. S. S. Parker with Miss Susie Gill
liam Mr.. +. r. Haskins with Miss
Leila shannon, Mr.. L. B. Taylor with
Miss Bette Pittman. Mr.. Stanley Wall
with Miss Olivia Lamb. Mr.. James
Horner with Miss Ruth Harris Mr..
Robert Davis with Miss Willie Parker,
DR.. Tucker with Miss Rebecca Wat
kins. Mr.. Brooks Parham with Miss
Gloss Parker Mr.. Frank Robards with
Miss Lellie Horner Mr. Samuel Wat
lkins with Elise Gregory. Mr.. Arthur
Smoot with Julian Cooper, Mr.. Harry
Watkins with Laurine Dorsey Mr..
Phil Thomas with Claudit Hunter. s.
r. ChaVasSe with carrie Lands,
Messrs. Robert Lassiter and Carroll
Singleton.