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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-08
TIGI AIS.

-Manana jueves: Santa APolonia
viFgen u martiF.
En- Ia administration de correos
de esta ciudad. Sc encuentran dete
midas las siguientes cartas: MurFy
John j., Monrroy Jose. MOulton
Mrs. 9. A., Monteniz Felipe. Nj
randa jose Isidro, Marrero Antolin,
Monson John. Martinez Juan.
-Ma1lana llegara q esta isla ell
nuevo COmisionado del interior ST..
Elliott.
-El vapor espahol sMartfn SaeDz2
sali6 de Canarias el dia 3 para este
puerto, y continuard viaie para los
de Mayagiez. Ponce, Habana, Ma
tanzas, Cienfuegos u New-Orleans.
Admite caFga y pasaje.
-Ha regFesado de Manatf 81 se-
nor IsidoFO Ramos V6lez, delegado
8 la CamaFa por el distrito de San
Juan.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
scfior Jose Rivera Miranda. director
de ala ChispaS, de Manatf.
G4 SdDaNO PIO4A1AO SC Co4oQEdEd
ante la Corte de distrito de Areci-
bo ell iuicio de aPelaci6n por libelo,
entablado por el senior Jose Rivera
Miranda, director de xLa ChispaS
de Manati. Defendefa al senior Ri
vera ell seflor Martinez Quintero.
-Suenan los nombres do los j6-
venes Leopoldo Borda y Jose Her
nandez Usera, para formaF parte del
Estado Mayor, en- calidad Dc tenien-
tes cOroneles.
Don Jorge AdzuaP SO encuen-
ira restablecido de la dolencia que
le retuvieFa en- CANA
-Adelanta ell ornate de la Ciudad.
Varios edifcios de paFticQlaFes Sc
estan FeconstruyendO Y pintando.
-Ma1ana celebrara session 81
ayuntamiento de Ia ciudad.
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De una V8Z pOr tOdas.

El 90 de Abril del ano 1900, < con-
geeuencia ehabeF publicadO Don Luis
Muffcz Rivera 81 informe oue nne 81.
diera 81 general Davis s0bre nnesfro
escudO de armas. informe cue ahOra
be VistO publicsd0 en GIla COrFespon-
dercia0s escFibI6me 81 doctor don ca
yetAnO g u y IOste una carta que con-
tents en- Toe teFminos aiguientea:
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CABLES DE HOY
NaW YoEk. FebFeEo q ! 30 .. D.

New York. FebFero 8. I.S0 p. ID.
La prensa de Londrss infoFma cue
ha ocprrido horrible choQue entire
los huelguistas de Sosn0Vice. Ell
Rusia, y las tFopas cue Immediate
mente enviara el gObierno con 81
prop6sito de restituiP ( las autori-
dades el TELEGRAPH de Siberia de que
SO apodersran los mineros.
EstOs FesistiePon p0rdadamente 81
ataque de Jas tropas, causando a
6stas algunas baias.
MuieFes Y nifos defendfanse de
las tropas apedre$ndolas.
Los mineF0s hicierol uso de re-
v6lvePs.
Las cargas de Ia tropa fueron De
efectos hoFrorosos.
MuFieFcn muchos huelguistas.
Reina extraordinario panico entire
las familias de Sosnovice.
New York, FebTerO 8, l.30 p. m.
Otros despachos afirman que ell
Car. aconsejado por algunos de
sus ministries, Sc ha negado termi-
nantemente a FecibiF a los huel-
guistas.
El cuerpo diplomatico en- San
Petersburgo aconseja al gobierno en-
el sentido de- que & los extranieFos
SO Ofrezca toda clase de garantias.
La actitud de IA nobleza uni6n-
dose 4 los hueIgdistas para psdir
reformas, ha Causado viva impFe-
sion en- el imperio. aumentando de
manera extFaoFdinaFia el movimien-
to revolucionaEio.
New York. FebreFo, s 1870 p. m,
Despachos de ConstatinoPla. no.
tician que el Sultan de TuFqufa ha
prefeFido 4 Alemania encaFgando a
esta naci6n Ia reorganizaci6n de SUI
artillerfa.
Dicen de Paris que Ell gobierno
frances ha airigido al gobierno de
Marruecos un ultiInatum.
La febFe amarillo inf6rmase que
Osta causando estragos ca Panama.
Han sido capturados importantes
Fevolucionarios de Ia Argentina.
FL resto de los cabecillas refu-
gi6se en- Chile.
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% p1blica que ayuda tiena y no poca
del producto del cafe que en- tan gran
csntidad produce. pero que sufrir6
muy mucho 81 continfs este estado rle
cOsas. rec0mendnra tanto Ias auto
Fidadea iudiCiales de los pueblOs como
s b de los respeCtivos Districts, asf
como s Ias fuerzas de Ia poliCia insu-
lar, ejeIEan una aefdua Y eficaz persa-
CuCi6n sobre los delinCuentes que tie
men verdadeFomente hOrrOrizadOs & los
paci6c0g VeCinOs cOntribuyentes que
Viven en- los bnrFios citSdos.
Espernmog justicia, III s.; u 0pi-
ni6n pdblica sefIala & los principles
autOres de los r0bOs con esCaIamientO
OcurFidOs en- estos barrios, creemOs
taEta mAldad puede cesar si se CastiQa
g mano fuerte & Ios-qus, con suS
malignoa COnsejos y pr61icas contra d
labor Ohcnrada. haOen que nuestras vi
dss y haciendas est6n On continues Pc
igFos: en- vuestras manos est6, nuestra
tFanQuilidad. III. S haced que con
vu9stras acertsdRs disp0siciones esta
renazca y Os habreis CeptadO 81 l9ur0
mas hermosO que puede ambici mar IN
exceIente gObernante. ell recuerdo ca-
rifioso de sus gobernadca.
Que Dios os conserve Ii vida para
que hsgais mucho bien & esta preciosR
isis. que recOrdar6 vuestra Gpoca de
mando con verdarero placer. carid0 y
leal satisfacci On.
Muy respetuOsamente.
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ella cOrreeciOna!

H6Ceae Indispensable ID CreaCi6n de
ana esCuela correctional en- San Juan.
Aver 6imos cuenta de como amos me-
ROe eat61 sufriendo Condena en- la car
eel municipal.
Infelices que Sc codean con toda cIa-
ee de gehtes y cOmeten faItaa sin con-
ciencia del nal muChas veCes. y mss
taFde pecan maleadOs por el Contagio
del medic que lee rodea 8 por 81 insane
impulse del NAL eiemplO.
Actu@l lmente estsn en- dicho penal
los muChRChos siRuientea: Miguel Herr
nandez de 8 amos. Rufno Rivera de
II amos. Leoncio Brioso de 10 amos.
Juan Psgan de 10 amos. jose ViCen-
te de 10 sfiog. Emilio Franco de 12
amos. Higinio Garcfa De 10 afoG.
Causa pena. obserYRr el cinismo con
que ss eXpFesan RIgunos de esoa nifos.
HabIal con desenfRdO. tOd0 10 saben
y conCCen. y estos pobfes nifos que
pu6ieran ser 6tiles para 0i mism0s y
para u soCiedad Ger&n mafIana Carne
de pFeBidiO.
Ffienaa nueatraa legislaturas, en- ID
gloria que les OabF6 oi Votan an ebillS
ore ndO ans esCuela confessional. 81
no IDaoarn en el C0ngeio EieCutivo leg
Quedars D satisfaction de hRber CUM
plido con Ga debar.
En- 81 presupuestO hay partidas de
sueIdOs SIempleados p6blicos cuantiO-
SOS bien pudieran deducirse algunos
dollars ale unidOs OtFOg, pudieran
formar n base econ6mica de ID esCue-
IN dA 0OrFeeei6N
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PrOpiet0riOs eptran5sros.

Don Salvador AlemaIy, don Juan
AlemafIy. don Antonio Aliens fIy, So
Iivellas e Co. don Gaapar Alemafly,
don Juan Gonzalez. don MigEel Valie,
don RafAeI Perpinl, don BartOlO Ma
yol, don Dami6n Mograner, don Auto
MO Alcover. don Juan RuIlan, don
Ramon FOntern, Sucea0res de Casta-
fisE, don Salvador Oliver. don Celedo-
niO Marrero. Miro Hermanos, don nj
csnor Delgado. don joss BeIIo, don
Sebastian Colon, don Alfonso Casano-
vas. AndFeu e Co.. don Cesar Porti-
lla. don Agustin PlaneII. don jose
F0lch.
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Vfaiss para adquirir
cuIi0Ta.

Eata maffann Visitaron n pobarna.
dor los tostrsst0s, IIegados aver.
MoatrfrOnse muy sorprendidoa de
que aquf hubiera IN palscio como 81
az Santa Catnlina.
Sin duda penaban que aQuf and6-
bsmOs con tsparrabOs.
Gentes ignOrantes hacen bien en- via
jar, para que adquieFan cultura Sc
ilustEen con Los paises g islas que viei-
ten.
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Pn0pietarsos.

Don EstanisIaO Vargas, den Uderi-
co Velez, don Cliaes VeIez. don Euri-
pides Velez. don PascAsio Vargas, don
Luis Vargas. don jose Ms. Vargas,
don Salvador Vargas. SFta. JuaDa Var
gas, don jose Wales. don jose Garcia,
don Pedro Hernandez, don POrtaIatin
CardOna. don b. Ventura Gonzalez,
don RsgaIado Ramos. don Felix JUS
tiniano, don Ramon Perez. don Ramon
Rivera. don Manuel JustinianO. don
juan Ruiz. don Lorenzo Mercado, don
Jos6 JustiDiano, don jose Ruiz. don
Isidr0 Caciano, don Cruz Gonzalez,
don MOnserFate Olan, don Carlos jus
tinianO. don Ricardo Justinisno. don
jose R JustiDianO. don Gil Rivera,
don Juan Rivera. don Hermenegildo
Justiniano. don EvaDRelista Justinia-
no. don Epifanio Garcia. don Agripi-
no Justiniano. don jose Rodrieusz,
don Pablo CacianO. don Ramon San
chez. don jose JustinianO Vazouez,
don Ceferin0 DoOz. Sucesores de Sam
tisR0 Torres. Sucesi6n de jose Vilelln,
don UlpiRno Paoli, don RoduIfo Oria-
les, don Juan Aquino. Srs. Marcials
Orioles, don FabFiciano Quintana, don
Juan BKutiata Remero. don TeI9sforo
Rom6n, don Ricardo Mendez. don Ce-
clio Garcia. don GuiIlermo Vincenty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-03

PYTHIAN BANQUET.
Scventy-Five Members With Their
Wives Enjoyed 1t.

Carthage, n. c.. Jan. Especially
Carthage Lodge No. 1879, Knights
of PythiaS, held its semi-annual ban
quet in the elegant home of the lodge.
Castle Hall, on Thursday night The
hall as artistically decorated, the
color scheme being red, while flower
ing potted plants gave the tables a
beautiful and festive appearance.
The menu consisted of oysters, stewed
and fried, salads, celery, waters and
coffee. Plates were laid for seventy
five. Only members, their ives and
sweethearts were invited. The COM
mittee on entertainment, Messrs. T.
3. King. J. r. Muse and w. @. Jen-
nings, assisted in receiving the guests
by Misses Rosa Humber and Glenn
Mcdonald and Mrs. w. c.. Jennings.
omitted nothing in it's efforts to make
the banquet a complete success from
every point of view and the occasion
was one of most pleasant social
events of the year.
Mr.. L. l.. Spence, prominent at
torney of Carthage, presided with
easy grace as toast master. His hui
morous speeches as he introduced
each speaker of the evening were
signals for outbursts Of laughter and
applause. Those responding TO toasts
were Messrs. II. i. King, w A. Stuart,
II. Holt Rowan, j. r. Muse, w. j.
Adams, w. V. Carter, c. S. Brewer,
w c. Jennings, j. NJ. Mckenzie, G. O.
Manor J. L. Currie and Rev. j. Is.
Roberts.
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by Carthage Orchestra.
The lodge in Carthage is only q
year and a half old, but has had a
very satisfactory growth and stands
very high here
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ty L'Arioso Club gave a delightful
german in the Masonic Temple the
same night.
At the home OF the brides father at
Cronly ,on Wednesday morning at
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and
children, Of New York, who have
been spending the holidays at their
handsome country place on the sound,
vii leave Monday for their return
North. About January 18th they will
al for Europe. where they will remain
until July, returning in time to open
their cottal1e at Newport Mrs. Jones
and children spent awhile this week
with Mrs. Jones parents, Col. and
Mrs. Wharton ]. Greene, Of Fayette
Vile
The marriage this afternoon at the
rectory of Staint Johns church of Mr.
William Stedmau Bernard and Miss
Sallie Elizabeth Fredericks of this
city, came as a surprise to their nu-
merous friends here. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James
Carmichael u. -, ana only reIa,lsta
and q very few intimate friends were
present.
The bride and groom left on the
northbound IA G. l.. train via Wilson
for "A bridal tour through Florida.
The bride is q young woman much
loved and admired in a wide circle OF
friends in this city and the groom is
the youngest son of Maj. w. Fl. Ber-
nard. editor and proprietor OF Hhc
Morning Star. He is associated with
his father in the conduct of that pa
per and the young couple will make
this city their home in the future.
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WEDDING BELLS I5Y THE SEA.
Two Marriages in Wilmington and
One at CrOnly.

Wilmington n c., Jan. 2-(Spe-
cical) Miss Octavia Hortense Boat
wright and Mr.. Robert Howell Gwalt-
ney We're welded Wednesday evening
at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride s
parents, Capt ard Mrs. Love Boat,
wright. No. 494 Orange street. The
service was by the Rev. r. w. Hogue,
rector of Saint James Episcopal
church and conforming to the wishes
Of all concerned only the immediate
members of the family were present.
she parlors We're very attractively
decorated in White and green. There
We're no attendants. Immediately on
the CONCLUSION of the ceremony a brief
reception was held and the bride and
grom left on the evening train for a
bridal tour Noftf They will return
tC Wilmington in about two weeks
and will be at home at the residence
OF Mr. Duncan NJ. Williams on Mar
ket street.
The groom is a son of Rev and Mcs.
W, i. Gwaltney, of Hickory, n c.,
and general agent in this State Of the
Franklin Life Insurance Co. OF
Springfield, Ill. The bride is one OF
Wilmington most beautiful and
charming young society women and
has a host of admirers al over the
State.
Complimentary to the wedding par
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Miss Bradshaw EntcrtainS.

Moncure, n. c., Jan. 2.-(Special.)
"A most delight event was Miss Brad
shaW's Christmas party, given last
evening at the home of her father
Captain W. ]. Bradshaw. in honor
of her guest, Miss Bernice Dickie. Of
Mobile, Ala. The halls and parlors
were most artistically decorated in
holly, mistletoe and handsome palms.
The dining room was a vision to
pease, the most artistic eye. The table
decorations were req and white car
nations.
The guests were Misses Bernice
DiclIie, of Mobile, Ala; Rose Bryan.
Haywood, n. c.; Kite Bryan, Laura
Bryan, Carrie Farrell, Minnie Wilic3e.
Moncure; Messrs. Paul Barringer. sam
Lambeth, Edgar Lambeth. Locliville:
Julian Bryan, Birmingham, Ala; Her
bert Lassater, Merry Oaks: Lonnie
Womble, Joseph Goodwin, Harvey
Strickland, Moncure.
A guessing contest that afforded
great pleasure and amusement was
an interesting feature of the evening
the first prize being won by Mr.. Julian
Bryan, who presented it to Miss Dickie.
The BOBBY was won by Mr. Lassater.
The crowd dispersed at 2 O'Clock,
each voting it one of the most charm .
ing evenings of the season.
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WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...

My grandmother's sent me a picture
Bouguereau print 1 detest;
1t spells all my room, yet l hang it
| must-where the light is the best
And Julia has sent me a collar.
Bright greenland L loathe green
| swear:
Yet, for fear of offending dear Julia,
That hideous thing / must wear.
And Lucy has sent me two volumes
OF poets / already had
Keats and Omar did so want
Shelley,
But still must say 1 am glad.
One cannot be truthful at Christmas
Ones obliged to tell tibs and de-
ceive;
Doubtless Christmas gifts prompted
the saying.
More blessed to give than receive.
Washington Post.
-Rev. and Mrs. A. d. Hunter and
children were in the city yesterday
Mrs M c.. Carter, of Clayton, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Florence WILSON, of Elon
College, was in the city yesterday, re-
turning home after spending the hoii-
days with friends at southern Pines.
Miss Delete Collins. of Holly
Springs was a visitor in Raleigh yes
terday.
Miss Louise Troy. of Durham, af-
ter spending several days in the city
with her friend. Miss Lula Mcdonald,
returned home yesterday afternoon
Miss Frederick Jenkins. after
spending the holidays with her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. John w. Jenkins.
of the Methodist Orphan2ge, returned
to Florence, S. c., yesterday, where
she will teach school the coming year.
Miss Rosaline Page returned to
Morrisville yesterday, after spending
several days in the city with friends.
Miss Alice Green, of Littleton. is
in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Boykins of
Richmond, a.. were visitors in Raj
eigh yesterday.
Miss Virginia Neal, Of Richmond,
Va. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Sadie Robbins went to Win
ston-Salem yesterday, wheree she en-
tiers school.
Prof. r. 2. L. Yates and family
returned from Auburn yesterday,
where they have been spending the
holidays.
Miss Belize Strickland. of Louis
burg, was here a few hours yesterday
en- route to Greensboro Normal Col
lege.
Miss Rena Lassiter. of Green's
boro, was in the city yesterday.
Misses Mary Tharp and Katie
Battle of Rocky Mount, are in the
city visiting Mrs. j. ID. Arlington.
Miss Lucy Cole, of Rockingham
spent a few hours in the city yester-
day en- route to Durham.
Mrs. M. E. Partin, of Cary. was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
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a CHARMING RECEPTION.
This Given by Mrs. Annie Moore Par
lxer TO Her Guests.

A reception that was i'm every way
enjoyable was given Thursday evening
by Mrs. Annie Moore Parker at her
home on East Edenton street. The
hours were from 8 to IL and the re-
ception was in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Parker of Clemson. S. c., and
Miss Saliie Leach, of Littleton, who
are the guests here of Mrs. Parker
durin gthe holidays The house was
artisticalIy decorated for the occasion
and there were many callers to enjoy
the hospitality Of the gracious hostess.
The guests were greeted in the han
4 (Other Society News will be Found on
Seventh Page.)
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were served and all present thoroughly
enjoyed them.
Kitchin gave an oyster dinner to the
Buck Kitchin Camp of Confederate
Veterans. About forty old soldiers
were present. The dinner was man
aged and served by the local chapter
of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
1t was indeed a most pleasant occa-
sion for the old soldiers
Among the many social functions of
the week have been served dinings
and teas by Mrs. C II. Lumpkin. the
charming young wife of the popular
pastor of the Baptist church.
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"At Home"

Fremont, N c.. Jan. a. Especial =
Last evening Mrs. Q. L. Yelverton de-
liohtfully entertained in honore of her
guest, Miss Lucy Almya Gooche, of
Stem. n. G.
The guests were met at the door
by Misses Esther and Clee Yeiverton.
and were received by Mrs. Yelverton
and Miss Gooche. The really pretty
home on West Wayne street was
beautiful ydecorated in red and green.
Ferns, cut flowers and evergreens were
in abundance, and were taStefully
and prettily arranged. Pitt and
"Flinch" were the games of the eveu-
ing. While the games were being
played music was furnished by little
Miss Esther Yelverton, who has no.:
yet reached that age of unwillingness
to play. The attention of the guests
was divided between the games and
the music, but each guest is of the
opinion that Miss Esther plays re-
markedly well for her age. With the
games and the music. there was not u
moment but was frought with happi-
ness
At eleven the guests were shown
into the dining room. The following
were invited: Miss Gooche with Mr..
Frank Yelverton: Miss Beddard with
Mr.. Adam Yelverton, Miss Watson
with Mr.. George Mayo; Miss Smith
Will EItu MISS tOIlOI Will WI +.
Edgar Best Miss Dees with Mr.. Ar
thur Best; Miss lcarnhardt with Mr..
J. G.. Yelyerton, Miss Alice Best with
Mr.. George Spence; Miss Miriam Best
with Mr.. Robert Cox, Miss PuIliam
of Leasburg. n. c.. with Mr. Will Best.
Messrs. 7. ID. Gurley, u. v. Copeland
and Addie Coley.
The color scheme of red and Green
was again carried out in the dining
room. The table was most beautifully
decorated and was loaded with cakes.
fruits and ices of all descriptions.
After an hour of most delightful eat
ing, interspersed with mirth, fun and
happiness in profusion. Mr.. Arthur
Best Offered a toast to the guest Of
honor and the ladies present, and the
gentlemen heartily drank in response.
Another hour was pleasantly spent
chatting in the parlor. Music was
again furnished bv Misses Miriam Best
and Esther Yelverton.
When the guests departed at 1890
there was not one of them but fer.
deeply indebted to Mrs. Yelverton
and Miss Gooche for an evening spent
SO pleasantly that the remembrance
of it will live long with the young
people of Fremont
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Whist Party at Enfield.

Enfield, n. c., Jan. Especial -
Last night delightful whist party
was given at the hospitable home of
Mr.. III. S Harrison. After some very
interesting and exciting playing it was
found that Mrs. C. G.. Harrison Miss
Mary Collins, r. S. Johnson and j. B..
Whitaker had thirteen points each and
must play for the winning game, this
being won by Mrs. G. G.. Harrison and
r.. S. Johnson. Mr.. r. c. Dunn pre-
sented the prizes. A beautiful picture
being awarded Mrs. Harrison, a pearl
handle knife to Mr.. Johnson and the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-03

Greenvllle. Jan. Especial --Oa
last evening. after the Xmas dance. "
b. Wilson, Jr.. entertained Miss Elba
Cotton's House party at luncheon at
his fathers home in South GreepVilie
Mrs Walter Wilson. ST., received the
guest in the front hall. which was
very beautifully decorated VIII palms.
hoil yand many cut flowers. The Vie
tor Reel Italian Band was stationed in
the rear hall and entertained the guest
with the sweetest strains of music.
The dining room was a scene of beauty
and magnificence, the color scheme
being mink
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RobcrtSon-DaViS.

The following wedding invitation
has been received:
Mr.. Winfield Dale Ruf1in
invites you to be present
at the marriage of his step-daughter
Hattie Jefferson Davis
Mr.. James Henry Robertson
on Thursday morning, Jan. twelfth.
nineteen hundred and five
at eleven O'Clock
At Home
Whitakers, North Carolina.
X X X
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BAL PouDRE IN FAYETTEVILLE
A Most Delightful Evening Enjoyed by
All ut the Dance

Fayetteville Jan. 2.-S Especial -
One of the prettiest and certainly one
of the most enjoyable dances ever
given in Fayetteville was the bal
poudre held i'll Williams Hall Friday
night. There We're a number of spec
tators and the scene was indeed a
beautiful one. The girls looked their
best in paint. powder and some or
them in colonial costume while the
men would have made the heroes Of
romance ashamed of themselves.
The german was led by the four
ball managers In the figure led by
Miss Mary Norcott Broadfoot the
roSettes were presented, Miss Broad
foot giving hers to Mr. Geo. McNeiI
Miss Lena Pemberton to Mr. Ben Nc
MILAN. Miss Mary H. Slocumb to Mr..
G. l.. Pemherton and Miss Lillian
Haigh to Mr.. Stuart Pemberton.
Those dancing were: Miss Broad
foot with George Mcneil. Miss Penn
berton with Ben Mcmillan. Miss Haigh
with Stuart Pemberton. Miss Mary
Slocumb with c. L. Pemberton, Miss
Lena Haigh with T. L. Shaw. Miss
Jean Pemberton with Bob Mcneil Miss
Mary Fuller Robson with Mr.. Lauri-
son. Miss Laura Alien with Dan Nc
MILAN. Miss Caro- Gray with Addison
Lambeth, Miss Josephine Boylan with
James Taylor. Miss Grace Mcmillan
with Hugh Helm, Miss Lizzie Brady
with Campbell Danglefeld. Mrs. Mil
ton Bacon with Milton Bacon. Miss
Gabel Glover with Jack TillinghaSt.
Stags-John Pemberton. Jim Nc
Neil, Allan Mcmillan. Ruffin Horne,
Hector McGeachy. Walter Jessup, Mr..
White. Claude Rankin, Mr.. Sanders.
Chaperons-Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Lutterloh. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Will
liams, Mr.. and rs. T. NJ. Green.
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Twenty Years Married.

The following invitation has been re-
ceived by friends
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw
requests the honor of your presence
at the celebration of the
Twentieth Anniversary
of their marriage
at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harper Johnston
Saturday evening, Dec thirty-first,
nineteen hundred and four,
High Point, n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-03
Mrs. Shannon EntertaInS.

Henderson, n. c., Jan. 2.-(Special)
Mrs w. o. shannon entertained in
formally at cards last night, at her
hospita BILE home on Hawkins avenue.
in honor of her daughter, Miss Leila
Shannon.
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with holly and mistletoe for the
OCCASION