The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-19
Seniors and Juniors.


DR.. Della Dixon Carroll Monday
=eevning entertained at her home the
Senior and Junior classes of the Bap-
fist University for Women.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the evening was a voting contest
for the best conversationalist, which
resulted in victory for Miss Hare,
Of the Senior Glass, who was pre-
sented with a book as a prize. and
the young lady receiving the second
largest number of votes was Miss Tay-
Tor, also of the Senior Glass.
Beautiful bouquets of the class flow
ers were presented to the president Of
each class, Miss Ruby Mckay receiv-
ing the carnations for the Seniors, and
Miss Lucy Petty receiving the Mare
chal Neil roses for the Juniors.
A chafng dish supper was served.
The girls were delighted with the
evenings entertainment and declared
DR.. Dixon to be a most charming
hostess.
The members of the Senior Glass
present were: Misses Mckay Taylor,
Tyner, Irwin, Reid. Falls, HARE, Stew
art, Smith and Dough.
The young ladies of the Junior Glass
present were: Misses Petty, Pickler,
Williams, Bivns. Beaman, Brown,
Wright. Rogers, Morgan and John
son.
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Rescue Circle.
The regular meeting of the Rescue
Circle will be held with Mrs Charles
Mcdonald this afternoon at four
O'Clock.
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DaViS--CaPter.
Mir. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Carter announce
the marriage of their daughter Isabel
Carter, to Mr.. Claude Davis Weduos~
day, April IS, at IL o'clock, Method
list church, Fairfield, Hyde county
n. c. No cards.
Conference ON Method
The General Committee of the As
ISOLATED Charities will hold 4 confer
ence on Method" this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Blount CheS-
hire, at 1870 o'clock.
All the members of the committee
and interested visitors are requested
to be present.
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Robertson Morton.
Williamson, April 19.-Cards have
been issued by Mrs. w. u. Morton to
the marriage of her daughter Sophia,
and Mr.. George M. Robertson, on the
evening of Thursday, April goth. at
her home in Jacksonville. She is
young lady of many charms and is
very popular wherever she is known.
She is the grand daughter of the pop
ular ex-Sheriff Hardison. Mr.. Rober-
and is the son of Elder Robertson, of
the Primitive Baptist Church.
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The Seniors Entertained
Littleton, n. c., April 1S.-Y ester
lay evening an AT Home" was given
oy Misses Belts. Hawks. Taylor and
fhorne of the Littleton College faculty
% the Senior Glass.
The room was beautifully arranged,
he colors of the class. purple and
gold being skillfully carried out in
he decorations. The hostesses pro-
yided various means of enjoyment.
both novel and interesting. At the
solicitation of Miss Thorne. the god
Apollo graciously wrote with his sa-
red finger, the fate of the graduating
class AT nine-thirty refreshments
we're served; pansies (the class fiower)
we're found on the plate of each guest.
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The Spring Song Feast.
Greensboro, N. c., April 1S.--Prep-
rations for the Spring Song-Feast
lere have been SO far completed as TO
Justify the directors of the Greensboro
Musical Association to announce that
he third annual May Music Festival
o be held, beginning May IS, will
De the most Inspiring and successful
carnival in the history of the associa-
zion.
Besides the best vocal talent of the
ity, such eminent vocalists as DR.. B.
Merrill Hopkinson, of Baltimore, and
Anita Rise, of New York, will aid in
me of the concerts. The chorus viii
consist of one hundred singers from
this and near by cities. and a large
lumber of these have been training
in the Messiah" Handel's matches
aratoHio, ever since November.
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An Afternoon of Music.
Warrenton, N. c.. April IS
1t was the pleasure of the TUESDAY
Afternoon Book Club" to be enter
tanned by Miss Virginia Graham Tues
day afternoon, April 18th. Music hav
ing been arranged as the entertain
men for the evening, the hostess de-
lighted us all with several cf her in
strumental solos, then Miss Ethel Allen
aharmingly sang the Message of the
Rose. Mrs. J. c. McGray, who has
most delightful voice, sang several vo-
cal selections Whlcn were enJoyeu DS
all. Mrs. V. L. Pendleton gave us a
very instructive and interesting talk
on music; and it's different composers
all who have heard her will know what
treat we had Delicious refresh
ments We're served by Misses Susie
Williams. Annie Boyd and Lizzie
Jones. In addition to the members
there were present Mrs. Walter Eyer
ton, Macon, n. c.; Mrs. Moore, Mrs.