The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-30
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Social Delights at Haw River.

sweet music rendered by Miss Lottie
White.
Social Delights at Haw River.
Haw River n. c., July 29.-Misses
O'Berry of Goldsboro, Bond, of Wind
sor, and McCullers, of McCullers, n.
c., who have been the guests of Miss
Katie Lee Banks, at Haw River, for
the past week, have been the recip
tents of many social honors.
On Thursday night Miss Banks gave
an informal reception in honor of her
guests, and after a very interesting
game of hearts dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss b. S. Robertson entertained al
a morning card party Wednesday.
Setback was the game, the first prize
being awarded Miss McCullers. The
guests of honor were Misses Bond and
O'Berry.
Wednesday night the jolly party en-
joyed a delightful hay ride to the lake
near Burlington, given by the young
were: Misses Bond, O'Berry, McCul-
lers, Chambers and Banks, Messrs
Holt Haywood Holt LAND Sam Jones
and Drs. j. w. and S. ID. Mcpherson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Carrigan chaperones
Mrs. w. H. Anderson charmingiy
entertained at progressive whistThurs-
day morning complimentary to the
young ladies visiting her sister. Miss
Parker, of Graham, won the first prize,
d seal hat pin, which she presented to
| Miss Bond Miss O'Berry won the
consolation, a dainty piece of Japanese
ware. Those present were: Mrs. A
w. Haywood, Mrs. Horace Owen, Mrs
Cahoon. of Alabama; Mrs B. P. Rob.
ertson. Mrs Norris, Misses Nellie Nor,
No jn Do pI- A lhric hi
Pearl Long, of Graham; Chambers, OF
Charlotte; O'Berry, of Goldsboro:
Bond of Windsor; McCullers and
Banks.
The doors of the beautiful home of
Mrs. Horace Owen were thrown open
to Miss Banks and her guests on
Thursday night. where they were en-
4 x !.
RusseIl--AIlen.
High Point, July 29.-Mr. JoZ H.
Russell a promising young Broad
street groceryman of this place and
Miss Mamie Clyde Allen, of Dunn, n
c., were united in marriage Wedpes-
day evening at the home of the bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell arrived here
Thursday night on No. 35. The bride
is one of Dunn's pretty and popular
young ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
were the recipients of many useful
wedding presents. Thursday night d
reception was rendered the happy
couple at the home of the groom )
parents.
All conyeniences for Wrightsville
visitors free at delightful LUMINA.
Cutcbin--Gorham
Whitakers. n c., July 29.-In the
Methodist church here there was sol
emni2ed a very pretty marriage. The
contracting parties were Mr.. James S.
Gorham, of Rocky Mount, and Miss
Isla c. Cutchin. of Whitakers. The
church was beautifully decorated in
ferns and potted plants. Promptly
at II o'clock Miss Temple Battle. a
talented vocalist, sang GAS the Dawn"
Immediately after this the strains of
Lohengrin's wedding march pealed
forth, and the ushers. Mr.. Paul Cor
ham. of Rocky Mount, and Mr.. Henry
Cutchin of WhitakerS, entered.
Following these came the bridesmaids,
Miss Margaret Braswell of Whitakers,
and Miss Emma Gorham. of Battle
boro, wearing green silks and carrying
pink carnations. These came down
opposite asles. crossing in front,
taking their stand next the ushers
outside or the cndncel rail-.
Then followed the groom with his
brother, Mr. l.. K. Gorham, of Battle
boro, down one aisle. and the bride
on the arm of her brother. DR.. r. S. \
Cutchin, came down the opposite
aisle. The bride was attired in a blue
silk going away gown and carried
white carnations
During the ceremony "Angel Sere-
made" was softly and sweetly render
ed by Miss Lille Mann. of Whitakers
There We're many handsome we'd
ding gifts of china. silver and cut
glass.
The groom is a popular business
man of Rocky Mount. having been for
some time assistant manager of the
Rocky Mount Supply Company.
The bride is a graduate of the State
Normal and has recently been a teach
er in the Rocky Mount schools.
The couple left on the 1887 train
for ten days stay at Virginia beach
Quite a number of out of town
guests attended the marriage.