The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-03
With Miss Dessye Mangum.

With Miss Dessye Mangum.
On Monday evening quite a num-
Der of young people enjoyed a hay
ride given. by Miss Dessye Lucille Man
gum. Delicious refreshments were
e"rvad after the ride and all voted a
most pleasant evening. The party avs
-ual ,oronea by Mesdames Mangum
and Dement,.
House Party It Fuqllay.
house party at Fuquay Springs
is now being enjoyed by a NUMBER Oh
young people who are chaperoned by
Mrs. M. II. Norris. The young folks
have named their cottage Dew Drop
Inn
Among those in the party are Misses
Nell Battle, of Montgomery, Ala Will
Ia Norris, Loula Mcdonald, Josephine
Boylan, Lucy Haywood, Messrs. Will
liam Harris William Boylan, Harry
Fenner, Lewis West, James McKim-
mon and CASTOR Rogers.
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PilxeyiIle Social Event.
Pikeville, N. c., Aug. 2.-One of
the most enjoyable events of the sea-
son was party given at the home of
Mr.. Joseph Bryant Monday night COM
plimentary to the young ladies Of
Pikeville and the visitors. Dainty re-
freshments We're served and music was
furnished by Misses Bryant, Caldwell
and Smith.
Those present were Misses Clyde
Caldwell, of Lake City, S. c.: Lille II.
I3laylock, S:nIthie Ham, Prudie Baye
Bryant and Lizzie d. Smith, of Pike
ville Messrs. Harrell, of Dobbersvilje !;
Geo. and Claude Bryant Willard
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Of Pikeville.
:. In Honor OF Miss Moye.
Beaufort, N c., Aug. mir Chas.
Swindell gave a very enjoyable sail
Monday to the surf in honor of Miss
Suzie Moye, of Wilson. Delightful re-
freshments were served and the party
Voted Mr.. Swindell most perfect host.
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4 Soirec BY Misses Deans.
Walter, N. c., Aug. "A "Soiree"
given Monday evening by the Misses
Deans, on the spacious lawn of their
charming home, Laurel Hill, was very
much enjoyed by hundred or more
young people Of the community.
After bountiful repast of delicious
viands, including various kinds of lus-
cious fruits and lemonade, the gests
were treated TO a musical, very etfici-
emily rendered by the village string
band.
All in all, all that were present
combined in conceeding it to have
been an occasion on Which a multiple
city of systematical parts united in a
consistent whole.
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Boating at Seven Springs.
Seven Springs, N. c., August q
The Young men delightfully."- enters
tanned the lady guests of the hotel
with a beautiful boat ride up the
Neuse visiting the scenic cliffs. Re-
turning the party had short stay
in the quaint little village of White
Hall. Refreshments were served on
board by the ladies, the morning being
most enjoyable one.
Those present We're: Mrs. Chas.
Watts, chaperone, Pittsburg, Pa. Miss
Clyde Cox, Ayden; Miss Charlotte
Irelands, Faison; Miss Ellen Clark,
Wilson; Miss Clara Burke, LAGRANGE;
Miss Eulalie Cox, Ayden; Miss Har-
riett Sadler, Baltimore, Md; Miss
Mary Cowell, Bayboro; Miss Helen
Wooten LAGRANGE, Miss Sadie Kin
sey, New Bern; Miss Lucy Harvey,
Knston; Miss Eva Einstein, Benson;
Mr.. William Wells, Elm CITY; Mr.. Har-
fy waits WILSON, 1oI. W. j. Topf'
Grifton: Mr.. L. D. Harper, Elm City
Mr.. Leslie Whltehurst Charlotte; Mr..
H. T. Fisher, Fayetteville.
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Kieger-Brooks.
High Point, n. c., Aug. 2Yesterday
morning just before the noon hour
two of High Points popular Dung peo-
pie were united in marriage, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Chas. Kieg-
er and Miss Ada Brooks. The we'd
ding occurred at the home of the
bride on South Main Street and was
performed by Rev. w. M. Bagby, CT
Washington Street NJ. e. church in
the presence of relatives and few
invited friends. The room was very
appropriately decorated with ferns
and palms. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. j c. Caddell, of the
Salisbury Post. brother of the bride
and his son and two daughters. also
Mr. Kieger, brother of the groom
There were a number of very useful
presents. Mr. and Mrs. Kieger left
left on the noon train for Washington
to spend their honeymoon. The
groom is employed at the Continent
al Furniture Company, and is young
man of good character and well liked
here. The bride Is young lady of
accomplishments and has a host Of
friends here and elsewhere.
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FeimSter-AdamS.
Greensboro. N. c.. August 2.-Mr.
Early A. Feimster and Miss Lillian
Adams were quietly united in marriage
yesterday at noon, Rev. r. M. An
drews, pastor of Grace church. Off
ciating. Tho marriage occurred at
the study of Mr.. Andrews, at the
home of Rev Charles e. Hodgen, on
Murray street. Immediately after Mr..
and Mrs Feimster took the north
bound noon train, for their honey
moon. Very few people knew of the
marriage until after they were gone
upon their bridal tour. They had
kept the matter a profound secret
and yesterday sprung a genuine sur
prise upon their friends. When the
news became known it was the topic
of conversation everywhere.
The bride is the daughter of ex-
Judge Spencer B. Adams, of this city,
and is an attractive and accomplished
young woman
After an absence of some time they
will return to the city to make their
future home.
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