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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
MANY WEDDINGS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
IA Beautiful Country Marriage
Takes Place in Halifax
County.
MISS COLEMAN THE BRIDE.
Autumn Leaves and Evcrgrsens
.Artistically Used i'll
Decorations.
MISS COLEMAN THE BRIDE
isnncIal 10 The Times.pispntch.

Especial to The Times-pispatch)
FACES. VA, October ga very
Pretty home marriage, was Soleuin'zec
yesterday morning at nine O'Clock. the
contracting parties being Miss Lucie
Leroy Coleman. the attractive and much
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L, Coleman. OF this place and
MIR William Nathaniel Terry of Pittsyl-
vania county. Va.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Campbell Mayors. of South Boston.
Va. pastor of the bride, In the presence
nf a small gathering Of friends and rela-
tives. TIL. parlor WAS prettily decorated
with autumn leaves, evercreens and
chrysantheruns. and the soft glow OF
the many shaded lamps threw mellow
light over the whole scene.
The bride was handsomely gowned In
white silk null will, lace trimmings,
and carried shower hoquet Of Brides
roses. First came the two brides maids,
Miss Lucy Eouldln. of Danviile, Va. a
cousin Of the bride. and Miss Birdic
Terry. a sister OF the groom. Mr. George
cardwcll OF Danvllle. Va. and NJ
Charlie stehnins, OF PAGES Va. acted as
Eroornsren. Next came the maid of
honor. Miss Bette Coleman. sister OF
the bride. proceeding the bride came the
groom With his best man. Mr.. Bon Terry:
then came the bride, leaning on the arm
of her father. who gave her away. The
wedding march from Lohengrin was rem
icred by Mrs Bessie Meade, OF Dan
wills Va.
After the ceremony delightful well
ding breakfast was served TO the guests
IN the dining room. after which the bride
1oaaei a travelling suit OF handsome
grey cloth with hat and gloves to match
when they took the carriage in waiting
amid shower OF rice and the hearty
consra,ulation of all. for the train
.a- Richmond Va. and other points
North
The presents were numerous ana
handsome. which attested the popularity
OF the Young couple among their friends.
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Underwear.

We offer some remarkable values in
this department.. There is a fit for
everybody at a low price.
Ladies Jersey Vest and Pants; medium
weight. nicely finished regular s5caual- lSc
lily, per garment 'S.'OS5
Ladies Wool Underwear. vest and pants to
match; good fitting; all sizes worth much Coz
more than our price OF ~. OCC
Ladies Jersey Vest; all sizes; soft and
warm; SILK tapped and pretty pearl but ct Ok
ton; pants to match, per garment. .... VAs0O
Ladies' Underwear; good heavy weight;
both vest and pants; excellent quality; SOc
our price, per garment ...............s.. OON
Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants. any size;
nicely and neatly finished up, SIPS ct IN
Ito g........ =. VAeO0
Ladies' silk Finished Vests. unbleached all
sizes to select from; pants to match; reg E0o
ular 75c quality. marked wv
Ladies' Bleached Corset Covers. high neck
and full length sleeves; all sizes; exceed
ingly pretty and worth mucn more than 900
price = = y
Ladies' All-Wool$ Underwear. vests and pants
to match; nicely finished with silk; all Ct m
sizes; per garment VA.VV
Mems Heavy F1ccced Tanned Underwear;
shirts and drawers to match: warm and last
Ing: nicely tapped and neat pearl buttons EOn
ga rnent .'.'' .... :
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Sanpson-Bentley.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. )

# DUBLIN, VA, October 2S.--AIiss Mar
garct Elizabeth Bentley. OF this place.
became the bride OF Mr.. William Samp.
son, OF Middlesboro, KY. last evening.
Thc Presbyterian Church. where the core
GRATED, and the brilliantly lighted inferior,
where hundred candles lent their soft
glow to the bright light of the chande.
Tiers, was in most marked contrast with
the gloom and rain and mud outside
& The altar was n mass of green and
white formed of evergreens and chrysan-
1hcmums backed by begonins. Towering
above this was. a pointed arch crowned
tral arch and hanling it on either side
were three round arches, the whole form
ed OF only evsrgreens and orysanthcmums.
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UPPER HANOVER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)


ROCKVILLE. HANOVER COUNTY,
VA, Oct. 2s.-Rev. L. W. Smith, of Rich
mond. was visiting near here last week.
Miss Rosnlind Sutton will attend the
marriage. of her sister, Miss Gertrude
Sutton to Mr.. Eddie Bond. OF Richmond.
The marriage will take place In Shackel-
ford Church, King and Queen county. on
the Slst instant.
Rev. Mr. Terry, Of Richmond College,
filled tho pulpit at Goochland Baptist
Church. last Sunday morning.
Miss Mamie Fitzhugh and brother, Of
Taylorsvlle, spent last Sunday at Mr..
Wallace FitZhugh's.
Miss Inez TaIley. Of Richmond, is Wis
iting Miss Ethel Wiltshire.
Mrs. B. X. Cooke is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. w. E. Pickles, OF Cos South
Pine Street. Richmond.
Mrs. Elbie Toler continues to improve.
Mr.. Jas. Grubbs, Jr., Of Washington. D.
c., is visiting his parents near Hylas.
Springfield Christian Church. There
We're several additions TO the church.
Mrs. Ira Bowles, Of Dabney 8. spent last
Sunday with Mr.. Berkeley Cooke.
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q that party. His son and I'VE grandsons

OF that party. His son and i've grandsons
follow in his steps
Captain r. b. NAPLES Is still active.
hearty and vigorous. Flo wrote the de-
tails of his fathers escape In a distinct
hand The letter was remarkable for
q man Of eighty-two years for Its clear
mess OF expression, the above being nearly
an exact copy. Captain NAPLES travels
/ for a nursery house, and rides his bicycle
some days over twenty miles around inc
surrounding territory IN quest or ORDERS
lie prdes himself on being the only man.
in the United States over eighty years
of age who can ride wheel. re gets ms
tit,a If cantain from having organized
comnany in the Civil War for tho de-.
Tense Of Accomac's sacred soil.
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Cole--Frv.
.rn,,i,, n rho Timcs. 1,ispatch.

ISpecial 20 Tic Times Dlspatch.J
tsADFORD, VA, Oc'c'er 2S,--tA nret'y
home wedding took place ut Chilhowic
Tuesday evening. when Miss Nina Rhen
Mrs j. r Fry became the bride of Mr..
S. "a Cole, we'll known lumberman OF
Chilhowie.' Rev, G.. w. Cunimers per-
formed the marriage service.
Miss 1onnic Ferris was maid OF honor.
and Mr.. Paul D. Greever, best man.
The little. .nowetSElrls were Virginia Fry
4 luncheon was served after the ccre-
monp aud a reception was given. ut
tho horne OF the bridegroom wednesday,,
which was followed by Il wedding journey.
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Velvet Values.

You can't match these values. They
are genuine, to be sure.
Chiffon Velvet. NIL the choice shades. incud-
Ing garnet. green and plum. The reg 81 IN
uar $500 kind Monday. per yard $3.50. @l 20
Beautiful White Corded Velvet; extra wide
and fine quality. tfayorite for evening QOn
coats and for trimmings ...............5..O JC
Velvet and Telveteen, extra wide; In all the
wanted colors. at no other place in Rich
the price ....... ....5....... Sl.VV
Princess velvetcen. practically all coors:
extra wide; excellent for trimmings, SOo
dress and evening cioaks; Monday at, OVN$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Fine FurS.

Long Mink Throw Boa, satin lined for. 80 90
Long Isabella Fox Boas with drop ends. 5000
Isabella Fox AIuffs, large 1000
Natural Mink Cape. collar satin lincdaand fin-
ished with tails price *3I. %
Largo. Flat Muffs $50 %
Long Marten Tie, with tails, fur on both
sides .......a.. ......ss.s.. ......Sl0.OO
Marten Cape Collar. beautiful satin lining fin
ished with tails ........ 100
large Flat Muffs .........., ....... xls. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

~ Cecil, cashier OF tho bank III sialttlllc,
aud Miss Leila Dlckcy. or Swertwatcr,
rent,., were married "Wednesday nj the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
III. r. Dirkcy. at Sweri water
at eleven o'clock by Rex |. q, Martin, IN
The presence of n large nun,ber of rela-
tivcs anu friends. and immediately az.
forwards the bride and bridegroom left
to visit relatives of the latter IN f'ula:sks
county Va
The bride Is said to be n charming
Young woman. The bridegroom Is
prosperous young business man. the sou
Of Mrs. Eliza Cecil. of Pulaski county,
They will reside at Saltville,
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Hudson-Lee.
Especial to The T4mes-Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
LYSCHBuRG, VA, october IS. "A quiet
home wedding was celebrated last night
at the home of the brides hrother-tn.law.
Mr. j. II. Godsey, In West LynchburE.
and Mrs George Lee, was married to Mr..
Grover c. Hudson, of this city. The cere-
nlony was performed by Rev. S. ". Llg-
gan, of the Methodist Protestant Church..
Mr. J l.. Blackburnc and Miss Rosa s.
.Blacltburne were the best man and maid
of honor. respectively. The couple will
reside In Lynchburg.
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The decorations as whole were yer:

The decorations as whole were very
! fine.
lRev. G. w. Ribbe of Pulaski. officiated
| using the marriage service OF the Epis-
copal Church, and the wedding march
was played by Miss Lillian Lowry. Of
Mr.. William w. Booth. brother of the
bride. gave her away, and Elizabeth Bell.
the eight -yenr-old daughter Of Mr. Francis
Bell was ring-bearer.
Miss Lucy Otcy Bentley, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor, while Mr.. Ed
win Sampson. brother of the groom, was
best man. Messrs. Francis Bell. J. Ran
dolph Bentley and D. NJ. Colyd, Jr., OF
this place. and Joseph Eckman, OF Pu-
laSki, were uShers.
The BRIDES dress was white crepe de
chine over toffeta and trimmed with
chiffon and pearl passcmenterie. She
carried shower boQuet Of lilies OF the
The couple left after the ceremony for
Tampa, Florida, and Galveston, Texas.
Their home Will be in Middesboro. KY,
of the bar of which place Mr.. Sampson
is member. Mrs. Sampson will be great
ly missed by the many relatives and
friends she leaEes behind her.
Cecil-Dickey.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RADFORD, VA, October 2s-Mr. Hen,
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Coming Wedding.

Especial to The 7TImes-Dlspatch.)
PAGES, VA, October 2s.-Mrs. Hem
issued Invitations TO the wedding. receptlon
Of her granddaughter, Miss Henrietta Eos
ter Zeiglcr. and Mr.. William CALVIN Hud-
Der, from six until eight. at philipsburg.
Penn.
Mr.. Hudson is a popular en- ploye of the
Southern Railway IT .Asl,nillc. n. c.. and
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Hudson,
of PAGES, Va.
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Drinkart-Woolridge.
to The Times Dispat

---- tSptC1II 10 -DIspSIte11.J
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. 3.-At the
home Of Mr.. r.. L.. Drinltart, in Appolnat-
tox county, a, lbrother-in-lnw OF the bride,
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Miss
Willie N. Woodbridge, Of Appomattox coun-
ty. was married to Mr.. n. W. Going, OF
this city.
The groom is an engineer on the Norfolk
and Western Railway and the couple ar
rived here last evening to take up their
residence in the city.
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Money Savers.

Souvenir Burnt Leather Post Cards; big
variety to select from. These Cards. for, So
each ........... ~
The prettiest line Of Cushion Tops In imita-
ton oil painting. Many choice and beautiful
design at, each, zoo and SOC.
"A lot OF Pretty New Ladies' Mercerized Waist
Ing; has the appearance Of silk. and is 900
remarkable bargain at .................. AOC
Children's Gngham Aprons, excellent OEn
quality and well and nicely made. cach.. AJC
Black Walrus Grain Pocket Book, purse inside
i ws1' made ana ven..n handle. Price SOC
ally 5ss ssaa eG fo1 s.ss and Csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Meltoll-Pope.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
RADFORD. VA. October 2s.-A mar
rage OF much interest in Grayson county
occurred Wednesday ut Wolf Glade. when
Miss Flora Bell Pope became the bride
of Rev. Charles r. Melton, of Bristol.
The bride is an attractive young girl.
daughter OF Mr.. Lafayette Pope, q promi-
nent citizen Of Grayson.
The bridegroom is one Of the rising
young minister of the conference. ut
present pastor Of Virginia Avenue Meth
odist Church. Bristol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Amherst Elopers.
Especial to The Times-l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. October 2S.-SIr
Samuel Park. a. well-to-do farmer, and
Miss Alice Hudson. daughter Of Mr.. s..
NJ. Hudson, a prominent citizen of Am
herst Courthouse. eloped to Pelham. N.
c.. yesterday morning, where they were
married during the evening.
The couple was accompanied by the pro-
spective brides sister, Miss Annie Hud-
son. ls
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Sale Of six,

Antique Moray. in all tho most beautiful
shades. SILK that sold for sl.5o per ct m
! yard !: now you get 1t for ............. 3A'VV
Peau de Cygnc, In two tone-green, plum,
brown and blue; exceedingly pretty and 29c
L good quality; per yard ......4...sO,OO
Guaranteed Black Taffeta, 10 inches wide;
positive bargain at the very low price GOO
+ OF W.
Plain Silks; extraordinary pretty line; Ct m
all the newest shades, per yard soc to VAsVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
III the Basement.

oe .E,s s p s9y and white win O
s, an 5000 seller
ul J., WIN t1to'"s and n..s ST.
cemfpr,. q We. ,ss
Bed IS "a !, 9 s;sss $29S
do from m
aarad speca ND
pair = :. =
OF all wool ana are very ues''O'.
ara nars Of this lot They at $3.50 70 Ts.V'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

Especial to The rimes-D Ispatch,)
ONANcoCK, VA. October captain
Edward I.assett NAPLES, OF Onancock,
Is nearly eighty-two years old, and yet
constant reader OF the daily news
papers, He saw In n recent Issue an
account Of The death Of DIT James Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

Vile Lee, of Belair. Md. aged enghty-six
years. 1t was claimed by Governor War;
field that, so far ms he knew, Mr.. Lee
WAS tho only son of Revolutionary
war soldier then living Captain NAPLES
wishes II stated TO the Governor and to
newspaper readers IN general that he Is. 3
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
y - y
MISS FIOSSIE SETTLE ON STAGE.
Beautiful Young North Carolina Wo-
man Who Appears in Rev. ThOs.
Dixon. Jr.'s 'The Clans

There is much interest felt in the
production of Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr. S
play, The Clansman,' based on nis
novel of that name, combined with
THE Leopards Spots" and added 10
this is interest in seeing a North Caro-
lima girl who has won success on the
stage appear in it. This lady is Miss
Flossie Settle, of the we'll known Set
tie family of North Carolina, who
plays under the stage name of Marion
Draughn. A theatrical press notice
about her is as follows:
Marion Draughn was engaged by
cable yesterday by George H. Brennan
to create the leading feminine role in
Thomas Dixon's The Clansman
which is a dramatization founded on
his two novels, The Clansman and
The Leopard's Spots.
"An incident worthy of note in con-
nection with Miss Draughn's engage
ment is that her father, Judge Settle
of North Carolina, is an actual char
acter in Mr.. DiXon's story of the eX-
citing succession of events leading up
to the foundation of the mysterious
Ku KluX Khan, which is a conspicuous
element in the play. Miss Draughn
last season created the role of The
Gibson Girl in Augustus Thomas
latest comedy, The Education of Mr..
character out of a host of applicants,
including many stage beauties of ma
tional reputation. Her personal
charms and her talents are said 20
have been nothing short of a reVela-
ton to metropolitan theatreg oers,
and the hit she scored was so pro-
nounced that. several theatrical man
ayers made her offers for the coming
season. She went to Europe in June
without coming to a decision. At last,
being loyal Southern girl, she was
tempted by the opportunities pre-
scented in Mr.. Dixon's stirring romance
of the South. She was familiar with
the locality in her own State of North
Carolina, in which the scenes of the
play are laid, and she finally cabied
her acceptance of Manager Brennan's
offer.
Miss Draughn is described a" n
blonde of the tall. willowry type, and
the possessor of a face of such 4
lovely type that she was more sought
after by artists and photographers in
New York last season than any 9th ar
actress in the metropolis
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06

De Leon Green, delightful refresh
ments were served in courses,
Those in attendance were Misses
Margaret Ward, Charlotte, N. c.;
Emma Tillery Manchester, Va; Susie
Dimmock, Newport News, Va; Nettie
Gillian, Urtie and Helen Daniel, Rebe
Ausby, Margaret and Weilhelmina
Frollich, Lizzie and Annie Fenner,
Mamie Gary, Alice Butts. MeSsrs De
Leon Green, Carl and Ben Pope, of
Weldon, l.. A. Godfrey and r. H. Dun
can, of Rocky Mount: Joseph Nc
Mahm Marshal Gary John 4. F'letcn-
er and Arthur Gregory, Joseph Butts,
Henry Furgerson, Paul Fenner, j. II.
Boissean, Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. Airport, of Richmond,
Va
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06

Bessie and Mabel Kennedy, Lenoir
Fields. Mamie, Attic and Leila Fields,
Helen and Mary WOoten Charlotte
Wooten, Belle Murchison, Clara
Burke. Lula Sugg and May BraXton,
of Kinston; Blanche Ivey, of Seven
Springs, and Mrs. Ollie Wilkinson;
Messrs. H. F. Fisher Fayetteville;
James Crawford and Malcolm Bizzell,
of Goldsboro; Eugene Wood, of Fall
ing Creek; Hugh Jordan, Carl Harpe:
and DR.. Pridgen, of Kinston; c. $.
Wooten and Col William Pope, of
Grifton Shade Wooten, Edwin
Wooten, Leonard WOoten, Julian
Fields, Leon Harper, John Burke and
Paul KinSe-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
MUCH SUFFERING RELIEVED.
Ice Mission Band l. Doing Noble
Wu-Il

Not amid the sounding of trumpets
or the tinkling of cymbals has this
noble band of young ladies' advanced
the work Of distributing large quanti-
ties Of ice to the sick and destitute of
Raleigh, but in n very quiet and pains
taking yet systematic manner relief
has been supplied to those not able
to bUv the greatest of all summer
neccssities--ice. The cause has almost
passed unnotiCed because Of the fact
that the Ice Mission Band has not ap-
pealed to Raleigh for aid of any kind
mover two years yet the distribution
of tons of ice has been steadily going
on and much suffering relieved, both
in summer and winter. The organiza-
ton does not owe one penny; their
monthly accounts with the ice dealers
have always been promptly settled
Any physician, minister or charitable
worker can secure free ice tickets for
distribution by applying to Mrs. j. S.
Atkinson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
WITH MISS FLORENCE JONES.
n Delightful Social Event Enjoyed in
Sanford Society.

Sanford, N. c., August 5.-On
Thursday evening from to II Mr..
S. M Jones beautiful residence on
East Wicker street, was the scene of
one of the most enjoyable social func-
tons of the season, when Miss Flor
ence Jones gave an "At Home" com
plimentary to her visiting friends,
Miss Pat Smith, of Liberty, n. c., and
Miss Eleanor Cooke, of Louisburg
The guests were received at the
door by Mrs j. L. Crawford and in
the parlor by Miss Ethel Jones and
Misc France Peck.
The color scheme of green and
white were carried out most beauti-
fully in parlor hall and dining room,
consisting of palms, ferns and potted
plants. Those present chose their part
ners for the dining room at eleven
o'clock by cards tied with green rib
bon, suspended from the chandelier.
In the dining room delicious creams,
cake and fruits were served by Mrs.
! Jones.
The lateness of the hour found Us
reluctant TO leave, all looking forward
to meet with Miss Jones again with
| pleasure.
Those invited were: Misses Ethel
and Annie Jones. Con and May Cross,
Jessie Scott, Alice Edwards, Mildred
Williams, Corinna Chisholm, France
Peck, Lottie White, Gayle Makepeace.
Messrs. Harry Edwards, Will CHS
holm, Dolph Griffin. Ralph Monger,
Lux Cross, Will wilkins, Walter Scott
Edgar Jones. Able league, Charlie
Watson. Dan and Isham King, Will
Pearce, Will Makepeace, Clawson
Williams, Belts Rivenbark, and Wig
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Vance Scott.
- ~ "a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06

Elizabeth City. August 5.-The mar
riage of Miss Addie Lane and Mr..
Frank w. Implicit, both of Winfall
n. c., took place here yesterday
morning being at the residence of DR..
&C.. w Sawyer. Rev. j. E. Underwood
was the celebrant
Mr.. Implicit is a merchant in Win
fall and is we'll known in the sur
rounding country. His bride Is a
popular and charming. young woman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
Society at Halifax.

Halifax, August 5.-In honor of
their charming guest. Miss Margaret
Ward, of Charlotte, n. c.; the Misses
Safer delightfully."- entertained last
evening at six-hand euchre. After
awarding two beautiful prizes which
went to Miss Lizzie d. Fenner and Mr..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06
J. L. O'QUINN & CO
Florist
RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA.

Carnations Roses and Violets our
speciality. Bouquets and floral decor
atoms arranged in the best style at
short notice. Palms, Ferns and win
ter blooming plants for the hous
Fall Bulbs. Hyacinths, lIarcissus
Tulips, etc. Rose bushes, snrubbery.
evergreens and shade trees. Veget-
able plants i'm season.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-06

the season. The decorations of the
spacious parlor, blended beautifully
with merry faces of the young ladies,
added to the scene of the enchanting
softness of Moore's poetry, while the
rich conversations from which all
drank deeply had the power of MAX
ing care itself dance for glee. Re
freshments We're artistically served
and enjoyed by all.
The guests present We're: Misses
Heater Allen, Bette Frazier Claudia
Dickens, VanEie and Alice Bruton,
Maggie Wright, Margaret Rogers and
Mrs. Ben T. Wade. MeSsrs. n. s.
Cochran, c. A. Cochran, w. S. Penn
berton. w. NJ. Burwell, w. X. Dick
ems, w. H. Watkins, of Greensboro;
j. c. Beckwith, Ben T. Wade and /.
c. Arledge.
German t Wargcw.
Wor~aw. N. O. Auo. ~ -0ost de-
lightful german was given here al
Hunters Hail last Light in honor of
visiting young ladies. Those partici~
pating We're: Miss Clara Williams
with Mr.. w. A. Alien; Mis- Helen
Williams, with w c. Owen; Miss An
ME Thompson, with E. d. Hussey;
Miss Lena Meriman, with H M Hus-
sey; Miss Bette Williams, with w: f
Hines; Miss Sallie Hill, with David
Fryar; Miss Fallie Fryar, with Alex
Faison; Miss Emily eek with VIM
Faison; Miss Lizzie Moore, with Ralph
Faison; Miss Floy Ferrall. with j. r
Williams; Miss louise HusGey, With Ii
D. Johnson: Miss Stella Williams. with
Harry Pridgen; Miss Winnie Peirce
with D. F. Best; Miss Martha Allen
with H. M. Bass; Miss Bessie Page
with G.. l. Johnson Miss Fannie Lu-
cas-, with John Williams.
Stays: H. D. Farrior, e. j. Hall, q
Hussey, Charlie Cos.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Garter, Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Maliard
Col Geo. ). Hughes