The news & observer., 1905-12-01
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

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Mrs. F. B. Lewis, after visit to
her parents. Capt. and Mrs. James
Maglenn returned to her home in
Hamlet yesterday.
Miss Cora Holt, of Holly Springs
after visit to Capt. and Mrs. w. G
Holt, left for her home yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Egerton. of Macon
and Miss Estelle Davis, of Warren
ton, after a visit to Misses Bessie and
Pearl Guthrie have returned to theil
homes.
pr. and Mrs. j. M. Manning, OF
Durham were here yesterday, guests
at the Marlborough House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilfong. OF
Newton. are guests at the Yarborousl
House.
Mrs. E. c. Duncan left yesterday
TO visit relatives in Fremont.
Mrs. J. F. Cuthrell, of Salisbury
is here to visit Mrs NJ. j Adams
Miss Ruby Reid is here from
Wake Forest, the guest of Miss Pass
chal at the Baptist University.
Miss Birdie Baker. of Louisburg
is in the city, guest at the home
of Mr.. L. B. Phillips, corner Persor
and Edenton streets.
misses LlZXlllld mOOi VI Nj 'h'S~
land and Dora Cox, Of Winterville
of the Baptist University for Women
left Yesterday to attend the meet1na
of the. Y. w. c. A. in Charleston, >
C.. being deleuates to the meeting.
Mr. N. B. Duncan and Miss Eliza
beth Duncan spent Thanksgiving
Beaufort.
Mrs. r. B. Terrell left yesterda,
for Durham to visit her daughter MRS
r. L. Lindsey.
Perkins Rudisil.
Warrenton. Nov. 30.-The wedding
,t Mr.. /. c. Perkinson. of Wise, ant
Miss Rudisil, of Warren Plains. tool
place this afternoon at two O'Clock.
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Entertainment Tonight.
Tonight at O'Clock at the residenc
of Mrs Howard. on North Wilmington
street an ice cream festiva! WI. D.
given for the benefit of Epworth Meth
odirt church All that attend may D.
assured Of pleasant evening, am
there will be music.
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To Football Game.
AS a special party for the footpa
game at Norfolk Col and Mrs. A. +
Andrews yesterday took with them II
Col Andrews private car. Misses Saul
Root. Sarah Cheshire. Nettie Dockery
Eliza Simmons. and Mabel Young
and Messrs. John H. Andrews Ora
ham H. Andrews, w. W. Robards am
S. B. Patterson.
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Bonner Gillenwater.
Invitations have been received pS
friends as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley PEBBLES re
quest the honor of your presence a
the marriage of their cousin, MIS-
Ella Spurgeon Gillenwater. to Mr.
Henry Ellison Bonner. on "Wednesday
evening, the 2Oth of December, 1903
at nine o'clock, st. Peters Churcli
Washington, N. c.
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For Child Study.
The Child Study Department of tn
Woman's Club will meet at the Rane
Library Friday December 1st at
m. Two important papers will be pre-
sented upon the following subjects
Public Education and Morality an
'"The Duties of Parents in Tralnln
Children for Citizenship" At thi
meeting also IL 10 HOpCd " Aip'C ASN~N
for distribution the list of children
books suitable for Christmas presents
This list has been CAREFUL prepare
bv a committee from the Department
and will undoubtedly prove helpful
and suggestive.
Turner Baldwin.
Invitations have been received D
friends TO the marria~e of Miss Luc
baldwin and Nh w p. Mangur
r'urner this to he celebrated in tn
,'irst Baptist church in Wilmingto
~. evening of December 14th. Mis-
baldwin is the only daughter of ID
A. M. Baldwin and Mr.. Turner is TN
editor of the Wilmington Messenge
He is a native of Orange county ana
grandson of the late Willie ]
Mangum.
Withcrs-Earron.
Charlotte Nov. 80 -Announcemei
has been made of thes arDroachin
marriage of Mic Dora Macon Barro
and Mr. LLOYD Clements WitherS, IN
TO take place, at the residence of M
and Mrs. E. s. Pegram on North Try
on street. "Wednesday. December 6ti
Miss Barron IS the: Youngest daughtf
of the late Dr.sA. G. Barron.
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Faucette-SanfOrd.
Mocksvflle, ov. 3o.--The marriage (
Mr.. Robt. Faucettes Jr., of Durham J
Miss Laura Sanford OF this place We
social affair of unusual interest
both of them have many frienf
tllroughout the State 1t was cell
brated in the Sanford home here an
was attended by many friends.
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With Hon. j. G. Shaw.
Fayetteville Nov. 30.-Hon. ].
Shaw gave a big barbecue one nigf
this week at Summertime" n
country home in Cumberland count
70 a number of his friends; anon
whom were Judge Fred Moore,
Asheville. and others.
The grounds were lighted wit
great pine log fires and the home wf
brilliant picture of true "Southel
hospitality"
- able was loaded with barb'
auad ,,io harbacued 'DOSSum, barb,