The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05

ed and deposited his Sample of that
most odious to him." it was numbered
one or two, as the case might be, the
charm from such an arrangement ly-
ing in the fact that you We're compell-
ed TO be carried to the dining room by
the horror" of the young man bear
ing the same number as yours. The
elegant drawing room into which the
guests were ushered by Miss Parbin,
presented q scene of Respondent beau
ty, the motif was white and pink, the
after color scheme being charningly
carried out in every detail. While
games We're being played different
ones gave zest to the scene by per-
forming on the piano, the style of the
music ranging from the classical to
the ridiculous.
While all did we'll. special praise is
Tue Mrs. Scarboro and Misses Bouldin
and Terry. Fefore going to the dining
room, which was gracefully presided
over by Misses Bess Parkin and Bert
Harris the destiny of each participant
vas decided by selling each horror"
o the highest bidder, on the order of
III auction sale---a tiny kiss, the kind
we all like, which was the horror
# Miss Parkin, bringing the highest
price. The dining room was exquisite
Y decorated. The large mahogany
able bore an immense cut glass vase
With maiden hair germ, for centre
piece above which was suspended the
ioral ribbons of pink, bearing out the
motif in this room. The table was
oaded with fruits of every description.
from the luscious grape to the In
significant date, together with differ
ent kinds of cake and creame. Taking
it all in all the reception was one or
the most enjoyable, because Of its
1uaintness, ever witnessed in Trinity,
md we all agree that Mrs. Beama is
/ charming hostess.
Southern Conservatory of Music,
Durham, n. c.. Feb. ESPECIALLY
The programme of the Students
Recital Friday night was shortened by
the weather, which prevented several
IF the city students, who were to
participate from attending. Besides
he chorus. Misses Barnes, Barbee,
Brinkley. Briston, Salisbury and
ocull appeared and reflected credit
upon themselves and the institution.
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McLean--SicIS.
Councils, n. c., Feb. Especially
A very pretty wedding was cele-
brated here last week when at the
home of Captain and Mrs. Robert T..
.lcK, the parents of the bride, Miss
kathleen Wick and DIR. John w, Nc
Lean We're married, the service being
performed by Rev. A. McFadyen, of
Clarkton, n. c.. in the presence OF
friends and relatives. Hearts and
Flowers was softly rendered on the
piano by Miss Eloise Wick, sister OF
I. The bride, during the ceremony. The
bride wore lovely costume of blue
silk. There We're many wedding
gifts from far and near.
The bride is most charming lady
md is much loved and admired by q
large circle of friends. The groom
IS a very popular and successful young
physician of Goodwin, n. c.. where the
happy couple viii reside.
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A Dinner i'm Honor Of Miss Lewis.
Chapel Hill, n. c.. Feb. 4.--(Spe-
cial. DIR. and Mrs. Kluttz entertain
ed at dinner Monday evening in hon
or of Miss Lewis, of Raleigh. Those
present were: Miss Lewis with DR..
c. AIphonso Smith; Miss Louise Ven
able with Prof f. Vernon Howell;
Miss Margaret Alexander with DR..
Mills: Miss Nellie Robertson with DR..
Cocker, and Prof. Noble.
Music Service.
A special musical service will be
rendered. at the church of the Good
Shepherd Sunday evening. February
Il, at 7.30 o'clock.
Governors Reception.
Governor Glenn will hold a reception
on Wednesday evening, February 10Th.
complimentary to the State officers
and members of the General Assembly
IL.