The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

Tarboro, Jane Iredell Green. Theo
Cantwell, Ella Jacobs, Gertrude Sui
livan, of Savannah, Emily Hatch, of
Ashaville, and Messrs. John Calvert,
George, James and Herbert Lynch,
Marion James, Albert Forney. George
Davis, Rob James, Waddell Walters
and Robert Cantwell.
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Mrs. Robert London
requests the honor of your company
at the marriage Of her daughter
Lucie Smith
to
Mr.. Hansen Moore
on the evening of Wednesday the sec
ond of January
at eve O'Clock
at number three Washington BIZ
racks
| Washington, District Of Co
lumbia
The above invitation will be Of i'll
terest to many of our people as Miss
London has many relatives here, with
whom she visited during her child
hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will reside
in Los Angeles, Cal.
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On the Afternoon Of Tuesday the
eleventh n Of the most beautiful
receptions that has ever been given in
Wilmington, was held at the charm
ing residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden
Bellamy, on Market street. The halls
reception DON and dining room
were decorated with bamboo, magni-
ficent palfs, smilaX and sut fower1,
Bridesmaid roses being in p~rofusiCn
everywhere. In the front room MIS-.
Marsden Bellamy was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Marsden Bellamy, Jr.,
and Mrs. Edward Jenner Wood. Mrs.
Robert G. deROsset and Miss Fannie
Taylor ushered the guests into the
sitting room, where the punch was
served by Mrs. John VanB. Nets,
Thomas Blount Willard and Lucy
Bridges.
The table on which the punch bowl
was placed was charmingly decorated
with smilax, while clusters of beauti-
full grapes festooned the bowl. In
this Mesdames Robert Hellany,
John D. Bellamy, Jr., Thomas NC
Donald and Misses Lila Deliamy,
Bessie Burrus, Margaret Bridgers and
Elovine Burrus eceived. The dining
room was lovely in its decorations.
Suspended from the chandelier, was
al exquisite bell made Of pink flowers,
appended to which were iong sprays
of smilax reaching TO the corners Of
the table. In the cente Of the
table was an immense bowl of
Bridesmaid roses and on either end
the light from pink shaded candelabra
shed a soft r%efulgence over the charm
ing scene. Misses Gene Harriss, Katie
Granger and Virginia Taylor assisted
in serving the dainty and delicious re-
freshments. During the reception,
the delightful strains of music rem
dered by a string band were heard
throughout the house.
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IN FAYETTEVILLE.
urday Afternoon Card club was en-
her home on Dick st. Those present
were: Miss William E. Kindley; Mrs.
John c.. Gartiam, Mrs. John C.. Dye,
Miss Mary Norcott B%rOadfOot, Miss
Fan Broadfoot, Misses Lillian and
Lima Haigh, Misses Frances Bryan
Broadfoot, and Marion Slocumb, Mrs.
Ray H. McDuffe, Mrs. John H. Ander-
son, Mrs. C. Miller Hughes, Mrs. Robert
G. Haigh, Mrs. Samuel H. McRae, Mrs.
Lutterloh, Miss Blanche Thornton.
Mrs. J.. Edmund Jones Lilly enter
tanned the Monday Afternoon Card club
at her home on Haymount. Those
present. were Mrs. Lutterloh, Mrs. Sam
uel Hinsale McRae, Mrs. Hinsdale,
Mrs. Benjamin Robinson Huske, Mrs.
John B. Broadfoot, Mrs. John R. Mac
Neil. Those who were guests Of the
club were Mrs. Walter Lawrance Holt,
Miss Harriet Haigh, Mrs. Ed D.
HOyle.
The Greene Street Card club was de-
lightfully entertained this week By
Mrs. Van c.. Billiard. The following
were present: Mrs n. B. Alexander,
Mrs. H. MacD. Robinson, Mrs. Joseph
B. Underwood, Mrs. Will Kyle, Mrs.
Joseph H. Since, Mrs John H. Ander-
son. Mrs. C. Miller Hughes, Miss Loula
Baker. Miss Fan Kyle. Those who
were guests of the club were: MRS. Lut-
terroh. Mrs. ". NJ. Caster, Mrs. Nash
Z Runting of Wilmington, Misses
Glover and Blanche Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huske Anderson
| entertained the Down Town Card club
Thursday evening. at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Ray H. McDufhe on Dick
street. The members present were: Ar.
! and Mrs. N. B. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Glover, Mrs. Nash E. Bunting
Of Wilmington, Miss Della Matthews,
Mrs. E. H. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
G.. Haigh, Mr.. and Mrs. B.. r. Huske.
Tt o,1ests were. Mr. and Mrs. Her
| bert Luterloh, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Lii
| ". Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Broadfoot,
| Mr.. Jno. R. McNeill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter L Holt, Misses Loula Baker,
Bell Jennings, Kate B~roadfoot and
Mamie Alexander.
Miss Harriet Haigh delightfully."- en-
| tertained the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home On Haymount,
Wednesday afternoon. Those present
were: Mrs. Daniel H. Strange, Miss