The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-09
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

Miss Annie Dye left yesterday Tor
Jackson Springs. where she goes 10 at
tend a house party.
Miss Margaret Rogers left yester-
dav for Troy to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ben T. Wade. She will spend Few
DAYS at Jackson Springs before gong
10 TROY.
Mrs. George T. Winston left yes
terdav for Durham to visit Mrs. X
W Winston and to attend the services
Of the Feast of St. Bartholomew.
Miss Rose Maglenn and Miss
Sadie Baskerville left yesterday TO
visit in sanford and Charlotte
Miss Annie Morrel lief yesterday
10 spend some time in Brevard-
Mrs Della Raspberry left yestef-
day TO visit her mother IN chatham
COUNT
Mrs. ]. t. Watts and her son, Rev
]. T. Watts. lef yesterday 10 visit In
Sanford.
Mrs. L. A. Mailer returned yes
terday from Goldsboro. where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. w O. Smith has returned
from visit to Kinston and Smithheid-
Miss Grace Williams. of WILSON,
Haughter of Mr.. Lat Williams, wa
here yesterday on her way to Jecksoh
s-Nrs. C. M. Harris returned yes
terday from a visit to Selma.
Mrs. r. F. Butler arrived yesler-
day from Sampson to visit her SOIL
Mr.. L. F. Butler.
Miss Nettie Dowd left yesterday
for a visit to Garner.
Miss Mary Wall. of Wake Forest
was here Yesterday the guest OF MISS
Annie Love.
Miss Annie Sparrow is here from
CASTOR. visiting DIR. and Mrs. *. n.
Lewis.
Mrs. Charles Horne, of Clayton.
after a visit here to relatives, leIe
for her home yesterday.
Mrs /. Mex. Pittenger returned
Yesterday frem a visit to Asheville
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Phillips re-
turned yesterday from visit TO
Asheville, where they attended the
State Press Association meeting, where
Mr. Phillips was elected president OF
o. the association.
Mr.. A. Dughi and his daughter,
Miss Annie Dughi, returned yesterday
from visit TO Washington, Baltimore
Newark. Coney Island and other
points north.
Mr.. W. P. Bachelor left yester-
dav for Greensboro to meet Mrs.
Bachelor and children who are re-
turning from visit to Lexington,
Kentucky
BY an error it was stated yester-
dav that Mrs. C. c. Mcdonald, of this
city, is a daughter of the late Rev.
Thad L. Troy, OF Liberty, when ii
should have been printed that she is
niece.
Mrs T. r. Uzzle, Mrs. Archie
Uzzle and Master Archie Uzzle are
visiting in Franklinton.
Miss Hattie Ferrall is visiting
friends at McCullers Station.
Mrs. C. B. Edwards, Jr., and chii-
dren, have gone TO Chalybeate Springs
to sDend several weeks.
Miss Mamie Tonnsffski has gone
To Buffalo, Niagara Falls and several
points in Canada on vacation.
Miss Daisey Thompson has gone
TO Waynesville, where she will take j
brief vocation.
Miss Sarah Burkhead. after visit
ing friends at Waynesville, is at her
home in Whiteville.
Miss Eleanor Conn has returned
from Covington Villa, near Cheraw,
s. c.. where she has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Walter Covington.
Miss Lucy Thomas of Louisburg.
is visiting Miss Grace Thomas, on Polk
street.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday TO Mr.. James S. Franklin
and Miss Maggie Cooper, both OF
Cary
Beavans-Clark.
The following wedding card has
been issued:
Mrs. Elizabeth Matilda Clark
requests the honor of your presence
a the marriage of her daughter.
Estelle Ferdinand,
tn
Mr.. William Eugene Beavans
on Wednesday morning, July the
twenty-sixth,
nineteen hundred and five,
at nine O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Enfield. North Carolina
i
Mr. w. b. Ballou Entertains.
Oxford, July Mrs. W. B. Bailou
entertained Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF her little niece, Miss Frances
Abbott. of Appomattox. Va. The lawn
on which the little folks enjoyed a
spider web party was a lovely scene
The prize. a souvenir spoon, was won
by Allen Minor. The BOBBY was won
by Elizabeth Cooper. During the af-
ternoon cake, cream and fruits were
served by Misses Josephine Brown
Lille White and Allene Cooper.
ThOmpSOn-Aitkin.
StaleSVlllc, July a.-1HNitdtlonS HdNe
been received here by friends as fol
lows:
Miss Eliza A. Harrison
requests your presence
at the marriage of her niece
Isabel Graham Aitkin
to
Mr. Holland Thompson
on Wednesday. July the nineteenth,
nineteen hundred and five,
ar half after fOur o'clock
Forty-five Pearl Street,
Thompsonville, Connecticut.
Mr. Thompson is the Oldest son o.