The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
She will pass the summer at her home
near Blacksburg.
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4 Especial to Inc t1lneS-DlspatCn)
WELLINGTON, N. c., June "a num-
socially for Wilmington. the most i'm
portant OF which will be the Evans-Fer-
guson nuptials and the Borden1Cannon
wedding. The former will be that OF
Miss Emily Davies Evans, sister OF Mr.
Charles N. Evans, cashier Of the South-
$ern National Bank, OF this city, ana
Mr.. John William Ferguson, OF Char
otte, n. c.. and the latter will be that
of Miss Alice Borden, daughter OF Mr.
Edwin Borden, general superintendent.
of transportation Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, and Mr.. Archie Cannon. young
business man OF Concord, n. c.. We'd
nesday the Evans-Ferguson wedding VIII
+ be celebrated at five-thirty O'Clock IN
the afternoon at the First Presbyterian
Church, and the latter will take place
Tuesday afternoon, the hour being SIN
and the scene Grace Methodist Church.
In honor of the Borden-Cannon bridal
party. which is large one. Miss julia
Parsley entertained to-day at the Pars-
ley home Also this week Mrs. Eliza
beth Van B. Sands entertained at her
summer retreat at Masonboro Sound
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bor-
den will entertain.
Many out-of-town folks are here and
others will arrive tomorrow and Mon
day to attend the wedding. Those here
or expected are Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E.
Borden of Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Borden, Of Now York city;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Brand. Of Savannah,
Ga; Miss Mabel Vann and Mr.. All H
vann, OF Frankllnton: Miss Mabel Bono,
of Edenton: Miss Louise Wadsworth ana
Mr.. George Wadsworth, OF Charlotte;
DR.. Rogers. Mr.. William GibsonS Mr..
Luther Brown. Mr.. James ~. Cannon. u,
Mr. Graham Robinson. Miss Nan can
non and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank
lin Cannon, Of Concord; Miss Mabel Bor-
den, Mr. Frank Borden and Mr. Paul
Borden, OF Goldsboro: and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry e. Gibbons, of Hamlet.
Miss Julia Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gibson Smallbones expect to leave
next week for Richmond, Va, to be pre-
sent at the marriage OF Miss Zaida Eng
lsh, OF that city, to Rev. william =.
Hill, a native OF Wilmington, but who
is now a resident of Hot Springs, Va,
where he is pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church. The wedding Will occur June
18th.
Another Virginia marriage In which
Wilmington Is interested will be that
Of Miss Eva Baker Mccue,a OF stanton,
and Mr.. William Elliott Baker. OF MIN
neapolis, Mimi, who was once resi-
dent Of stnunton. The marriage VIII
take place at the reEldence o. lIc
bride-elect's sister, Mrs. William G..
Mashall Miss hA1cCue the past season
was of the faculty Of the Wilmington
High School and has hundreds OF young
friends In this city.
The past week Miss Mary Hunter, Of
Portsmouth. Va, was the guest IN this
city OF Miss Laura Clark Miss Hun
ter had been tho guest of the Misses
Bridgers at the Bridgers cottage on
Wrightsvlle Beach.
Mr.. Henry G.. Smallbones. Jr, left
to-day for Gainesville, Fla, where Tues
day no will we'd Miss Ellen Louise Wells.
He was accompanied by Mr.. j. Marion
James, who will be his best man.
Wednesday night Messrs. D. H. Lip
pitt and William L. Walker left for New
York. whence they will sail next Tues
day for Bremen Mr.. Llppltt has been
located in Germany for year In the
interest of Messrs. Alex Sprunt & Son.
Of this city. and Mr.. Walker goes now
TO also locate there.
Quite party of local Elks went to
Florence S. c., Wednesday to assist IN
the lnstituting Of lodge of the Best
People on Earth In that city.
After a delightful season at Airlie-on-
the Sound, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones
| and Miss Sadie Jones left for New York
city Wednesday night, going on q prl-
yate car. During the social period Just
| closed at Airlie two Of the most popular
guests were Mr. and Mrs, Edward J.
| Willis. Of Richmond, Va.