The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01
KAPPA SIGMA BANQUET.
The Beta Epsilon Chapter OF n. q NJ
and Their Guests Have \ Brilliant
Evening.

brilliant event in the banquet room at
CIierscl's Cafe, when the annual ban
quot of the kappa Sigma" was given,
this by the Beta Epsilon Chapter.
The occasion was graccd by the
presence of many ladies and many
members of other chapters. The
scene WAS o brilliant and beautiful one.
the room aglow With lights, the table
attractiVcly decorated, the color
scheme being aided in its brilliancy
and beauty by the handsome gowns oil
the lady guests.
The menu was an elaborate one ana
was thoroughly enjoyed. Following
it came the responses to the toasts. the
| introduction being by the Toastmaster.
Mr.. W. NJ. Chambers. '05 The first
response was by Mr.. j. u. Harding o.,
who spoke to Our Anniversary" and
then the eloquent responses went on
with e. G.. Porter, Jr.. '05 to Kappa
Sigma. ~ H. Borden '07 to "Our Col
lege," f. W. Hadley '05 to Beta Up
silon." w S. Tomlinson 90 to 'rhe
| Ladies With Us r. +. Cuibreth '03 to
our Absent Brothers.
There were present AT this brilliant
gathering Mr. W. 4. Allen. with Miss
Margaret Mackay; Mr.. A. II. Borden.
with Miss May Montague: Mr.. w NJ
Chambers, with Miss Ellen Durham:
Mr.. II. c. Cantwell, with Miss Jessa-
mine Higgs; Mr.. r. w. Hadlcy. WITH
Miss Louise Pittenger; Mr.. j. A. Higgs
Jr with Miss Alice Aycock. Of Colds
boro: Mr.. J. 3. Harding, with Miss
Caroline sherman: Mr. p. w. Hardic.
With Miss Mary Andrews: Mr.. u. Y.
Hagan. with Miss Rosa skinner; Mr..
T. NJ. Sykes. with Miss Mary Barbcc:
Mr.. j. G. Kendall, With Miss Daisy
Moring; Mr.. f. f. Culbreth. with Miss
Emily Higgs Mr.. J. y. Lynch. with
Miss Lula McDonald Mr. c. s. Mann.
with Miss Mary Smcdes: Mr.. II. S.
Montague. with Miss Rubic Norris:
Mr.. j. H. Pierce, with Miss Lucy Hay
wood; Mr.. +. G.. Porter. with Miss Lii
lie Terrell; Mr.. p. n. Pittenger. with
Miss Lille skinner; Mr.. w. S. Tom.
linson, with Miss Margaret Smedes;
Mr.. l.. T. Winston. with Miss Villa
Norris. DR.. G. w Burkctt and wife.
Mrs. Higgs and Mrs. Norris.
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GraIinm-CamcrOn.
Vass. y. G.. Feb. Especial. -
Miss Loula Cameron and Mr. Walter
Graham. of LumberdaIc. were mar
ried here at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Cameron
The home WAS tastcfully decorated
for the OCCASION. The marriage was
Witnessed by oniv- n few relatives and
friends and the ceremony was per-
lofiilcu Dy KEY. MI. kilEO.
The bride is u lovely young woma1
and highly esteemed. The groom is
a prominent young business man
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Observation-Disclosures
Hamlet, Feb. 8.-(SpcciaI. -
Thursday evening at The Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Alton Ruffin Vaughan.
of Florence. s. C., and Miss I.ottic H.
Mcdonald daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. d. Mcdonald. were married, The
ceremony being performed by Rev W.
i. Coppedge.
The attendants were Misses
Ludie Bundy. Lula Norton. Constance
Higgins. Margaret Vaughan. Of Fay
ctteville. sister of the groom Mcssrs.
Alfred Cannon. of Charleston. S e.
j. L. Benton. Ernest Taylor. Of Flor
cnce, 5. c.. and Murphy Mcdonald,
brother Of the bride. The ushers were
MessTs. Lacey Whiting ana Harold
HaNley. The maid OF houor was Miss
Kate Mcdonald, sister Of the bride,
and the best man was Mr.. Crawford
Lamb. of Florence, S. c. The wedding
music was by Mr.. Roberts
The bride was clad in white chif-
fon over taffeta and white picture
hat and carried brides roses and mai
den hair ferns. The maid of honor
Wore white silk and black picture hat
and carried pink carnations
The decorations of the church were
beautiful
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald gave q reception that was
greatly enjoyed.
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Cohoon-Watson.
Warrenton. Feb. Especial -
At noon on Thursday a party of spe-
cial friends of the contracting parties
assembled at the residence of Mayor
W. A. Burwell to witness the marriage
of Miss Lucy III. Watson. of this coun-
ty, TO Mr.. Paul T. Cohoon. of Suffolk.
Va. The attendants were Mr. Richard
Cohoon, brother of the groom, with
Miss Sallie G. Watson, sister of The
bride. The officiating minister vas
Rev. J. 3. Dunn, of Suffolk. Va.
The bridal presents were handsome
and costly. The bride is the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. Lewis \. Watson,
of Warren, one of our most popular
The groom is the popular
agent of the Southern Railroad at
Suffolk, Va. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cohoon left
for New Orleans and other points
South. They will be at home in Suf-
folk after the 10th of March.