The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

the Misses Robertson, Misses Fannie
Caldwell and Flora Cooper, Messrs.
Fulton Moore Ralph Crutchtield, Nick
Mebane, Geo. Thompson and Clyde
Herndon.
The chaperones were Mesdames
Walter ID. McAdoo and William Nc
Adoo
Mr.. Caesar Gone, wife and children
who left here last week for New York
sailed today on the Kaiser Wilhelm IL.
for European tour, they expect to
return in October.
Mr.. j. p. Minetree, Jr., j. p. Mine
tree. double Jr., and Mrs. Minetree
of Washington, ID. c., are visiting Mrs
Minetree's father, Captain A. b. White.
Chatting Dish Party.
Seven Springs, N. c., July 11.-Miss
Ellen Clark. of Wilson, n. c., de-
lighted a number Of her friends Sat
urday evening at Chatting Dish
Part.
Miss Ellen knows how to do things
and does them right 1t is needless
to say that all present thoroughly an
joyed themselves, and all. Jolnei In
their praise of Miss Ellen as NEST
excellent hostess.
Those present were: Mrs. f. G..
Cowper, Raleigh; Miss Effie Grimes,
Bethel; Miss Willie Grimesley, Snow
Hill; Miss Inez Wootten, Kinston;
Miss Helen Forbes, Miss Glenn Forbes,
Miss Lizzie Jones, Miss Lii Wilson
Miss Myrtle Wilson, all of Greenville;
Miss Harriet Sadler, Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. w. T. Clark, Wilson; Mr.. ]. w.
Thomas, Bethel; Mr.. c. Mitchell
Kinston; Mr. B. G. Cowper, Raleigh
Mr.. c. w. Harvey, Greenville; Mr. G..
V. Edgerton. Henley; Mr.. Charles
James Greenville; Mr.. w. M. Wells
| Elm City; Mr.. James D. Crawford.
| Goldsboro; Col. w. j. Pope, Grifton
Mr.. Archie Wootten, Capt Clark, Mr..
James Dempsey Bullock
"a Leaf Social
Farmville, n. c., July lion last
Wednesday night the young people of
Farmville enjoyed life i'm golden sun
shine in the charming home of Miss
Vivian Parker, where a most inter
| esting Leaf Social was given in
| honor of her guests. Misses Char
lotte and Louise Wooten, of La
| Grange. n. c..
At nine o'clock on the veranda
which was beautifully lighted by Jap
anese lanterns, each of the invited
| guests was met by the hostess and
| served to punch. From there they
| were taken in the front hall where the
| ladies were given a hand-painted leaf
while the gentlemen drew the CORE
| spending ones.
Later 1.-THE Floral Wedding" a
| guessing contest took place. i'm winch
| Miss Ella Watson won the palm OF
victory. At ten o'clock the gentlemen
wearing the corresponding leaves took
| the ladies in the dining-room. which
| was beautifully decorated in bamboo
| and ivy. After a most sumptuous
| supper was served each guest was sup
piled with a blank card bearing the
| predominating colors, red and white
| on which they wrote rhymes of the
! leaves they wore.
Later still they were met in the par
| lor by Mr.. Henri Gay Jackson, who
eloduentlv presented a beautiful prize
to Miss Watson for her guessing abil'
ity. and lovely leaf pin to Miss Rosa
Moore for her poetic powers.
AT the limited hour the lovers were
| found strolling homeward with ple9s
ant thoughts of the Leaf Social"
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TwifOrd- Iassiter
! Sunbury, July 1.-THE marriage OF
Mr.. S. w. Twiford. of Mann's Harbor
and Miss Lille Lassiter, a charming
| young woman of, this place, was cele-
y
went to Elizabeth City before return
ing to their home here.
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/ Rocky Mount Society.
Rocky Mount. July lion Tuesday
| night last most delightful reception
! was given by Miss Ballard Ramsay II
honor of her guest, Miss Alberta Rara
sey, of Baltimore After pleasan
| games dainty refreshments were
| served.
Loeb Lily Camp Party.
Roxboro, July 11-There is to b'
a most delightful gathering at Loci
Lily near here. where camping party
| is to be given by several young mel
of this place from July "a to 80.
The young men giving the party are
| Dr. E. j. Tucker DR.. b. r. Long, DR.
7. F.. Austin. Messrs. j. A. Long. Jr.
W. d. Merritt. W. A. Sergeant, II ID
Long. c. J. Webb. Fl. A. Field. III. w
| FoUShee, l. p. Satterfield. M. X. Long
A. p Reade and Dr. W. T. Long. TIL,
chaperones will be Mrs. j. d. Morris
Mrs. W. l.. Long. Mrs. r. T. Feather
| ston and Mrs. Margaret Stravhorn
/ About one hundred and twenty invita-
J tons will be sent out and there is 6
fine time ahead.
|
BaXter-MaSon.
The following invitation has beer
received by friends;
'Dr. and Mrs. Charles North Masol
| request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
| RoSalind Dee,
/ Mr.. Louis Morgan Baxter,
| Wednesday evening,
July the twenty-siXth,
I one thousand nine hundred and five
| at half-after eight o'clock.
at their home,
HarloWe North Carolina"
Mrs. Della Horton and daughter
Miss Mabel, and Miss Ellen Hogut
! left yesterday morning for Ports
mouth, Va, where they will visit Mrs
| Horizons brother, Mr.. j. w Howard
| and family.
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Picnic Tonight.