The news & observer., 1905-06-08
WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...

The mountains in the fall
While father says the poor-house
win surely get US all
Mrs. M. A. Leard arrived in the
city yesterday from Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Fuller. of Dur
ham. left yesterday morning for
Wrightsvi1le
Miss Louise Dughi and Miss Sarah
Lee went to Clayton yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Briggs have
moved in their new residence on north
Person street.
MAJ. and Mrs b. F. Dixon have
returned from attending the Trinity
commencement at Durham.
Mrs Walter Daniels, of Weldon,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Wallace Riddick, left for home yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Jno. Nichols Is in Philadel-
phfa visiting her son, Mr.. Edwin G.
Nichols She will also visit in New
York and Waterbury, Conn
Miss Anna F. Welborn, of Lex1ng-
ton, after visit to Mayor and Mrs ).
F. Telfair, left yesterday.
Miss Eva Sans, of the Musical
Department of the Baptist University,
left yesterday for her home in Carney
S. C.
Miss Emily Higgs left yesterday
for Goldsboro to visit Miss Alice Ay-
cock.
Miss Mollye Walters and Miss
Frances Bass, students at the Baptlst
University have gone to their nome IN
Person county.
Miss Mary Fields Of Goldsboro, Ia
here to visit Mrs. t. X. Workman on
Newbern Avenue.
Miss Heslope Purefoy. of the Bap-
tist University, has gone to her nome
in Asheville.
Miss M. L. Speight left yesterday
for Louisburg.
Miss Eunice Yates returned to her
home at Merry Oaks yesterday.
Miss Helen Hilliard of Scotland
Neck. is visiting Mr.. B. F. Montague:
Hon and Mrs. Frank S. Spruill, OF
Louisburg, are in the city, at the var
borough House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Thurston and
Mrs. H. r. May, of Burlington, VINO
were here to attend the Hooks-Harris
wedding, left yesterday for their home
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Lindsay, OF
Chapel Hill, after visit here, lett
yesterday.
Mrs. Erwin A Holt. of Burling-
ton, after visit to her parents, capt.
and Mrs r. w. Davis, left for her
home yesterday.
Miss Lucy Petty, who has been a
for her home in Carthake yesterday:
Mrs. w. II. Pace left yesterday for
q visit to Asheville.
Mrs. w. L. Poteat left YESTERDAY
for Wake Forest, after attending the
Baptist University commencement.
Mrs. John Brewer. Mrs. Wlillam
Holding and Mrs. w. Q. Riddick,
euests of Mrs. N A. Dunn during the
Raptist University commencement, lett
vesterday for their homes.
Mrs Kim w. Weathers and son.
Carol. left yesterday morning for
Portsmouth, Va, to visit relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. 3. F. Wade, of Troy, is visit
ing Mrs. Wiley M. Rogers.
Mrs. Benz. It. Wade, of Troy. N.
c.. is visiting Mrs. Wiley Nj. Rogers,
118 North Person street.
Mrs. W. w. Holding, of Wake
Forest who has been visiting MISS
Mary Carter Ray, has returned nome.
Mrs. M. l.. Smith, of Holly
Springs, was at the Marlborough House
yesterday.
Wilmington, who has been spending
the winter in Washington. is here the
guest of her uncle, Father Price.
The opening ball at the Atlantic
Hotel on Friday promises to be one
of the most brilliant social events III
recent years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. White. OF
Louisburg, are in the CITY, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Goodwin on Park
Avenue.
st, Luke's Circle.
st. Luke's Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon at
1870 at st. Luke's Home.
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To Henderson June German.
A large party will go to Henderson
today to attend the June German.
Among these will be Miss Mary An
drews Miss Lucy Andrews, Miss
Mabel Young, Miss Annie Hinsdale.
Miss Louise Pittenger and Miss Mary
Fowle. of Chicago. A number of
young men will go also The Messrs.
Andrews are to be guests at mouse
party to be given by Mr.. James
Brodie.
German ut Rocky Mount.
The following notice tells of an ap-
preaching social event:
1.-The Carolina Cotillion Club
June German.
Rocky Mount, North Carolina,
Tuesday evening,
nineteen hundred and five,
nine o'clock.
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Craven--COvington Wedding.
Trinity, N. c., June Limitations
have been received here to the mar
riage of Miss Katherine Simmons Gov
ington, to Rev. James Braxton Craven,
at 'Broadacre," the home of the BRIDE
to-be in Monroe, Thursday evening,
June 22 Miss Covington is daugh-
ter of the late Hon. d. A. Covington,