The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-04
n FAYETTEVILLE

matthew's HsuneSQay evening. a. ner
home on Gillespie street. After q
spirited contest at bridge whist. deIic-
O refreshments were served. Fol-
lowing members were present: Mr..
and Mira Benjamin R Huske. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy II. McDufie, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Robert G. Haigh. Mr.. and Mrs Y. A.
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund II. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. MacD. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Anderson. The fol-
lowing members OF the Haymount Card
Club were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hindsdale MacRae, Mr.. and
Mrs John b. Broadfoot. Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. McNetli. Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.
Lalley. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lutterioh.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Card Club
al entertained al the home Of Mrs.
James Strange. on Rowan street, Wei
nesday afternoon The following were
present to enjoy the hospitality of
their distinguished and gracious host
ess and her daughters. Misses Mar
garet and Fannie Strange: Mrs. Waiter
Lawrence Holt. Mrs. Francis Robinson
Rose. Miss Harriet Haigh. Mrs. Edwin
ID. Kyle. Mrs. Edmund Jennings. Mrs.
w Frank Blount. Mrs. John Under
wood, Mrs. Samuel II. Strange. Mrs.
James d. AiacNell, Miss Bessie Nc
NELL. Miss Jane Ti!linghast.
Miss Doula Baker WAS the hostess of
The Green street Card Club. Tuesday
AFTERNOON al her home on Gillespie
street. The following members were
present: Mrs. y. Il. Alexander. Mrs.
Henry MacD. Robinson, Mrs. John II.
Anderson. Mrs. Joseph II. Pierce. Mrs.
Joseph b. Underwood. Mr. VonC. Dul-
lard. Mrs. e Miller Hughes. Mrs. Rob
ert II. Dye. Miss Fan Kyle. Those who
were guests Of the club we're: Mss
Moring, Cf Raleigh; Mrs Rober, G..
Haigh. Mrs- Edmund II. Jennings. Mrs.
John II. Anderson, Mrs. Roy III. Mac
Dufie. Mrs. John B. Broadfoot, Mrs.
Samuel Hinsdale MacRae. Mrs. Hins-
dale, and Mrs. Lutterloh-
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Mrs. Benjamin Robinson Huske wus
b hostess of the Monday Afternoon
Card Club. Monday afternoon. at her
home on St Johns Square. Mrs. Huske
who Is no less a charming entertainer
than q brilliant beauty, sustained her
Va DoNII III Ills dSl3sAlIul
occasion The members present were:
Mrs. Lutterloh, Mrs. Samuel Hinsdale
MacRae, Mrs. Hinsdale, Mrs. John II.
Broadfoot, Mrs. Roy H. MacDufie. Mrs.
Robert G. Haagh. Misses Belle Jennings,
Mamie Alexander, Kate Broadfool and
Mrs. E. ]. Lilley.
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The Saturday Afternoon Card Club
was entertained by Miss Blanche
Thornton, this week at her elegant
home on Anderson street. Those pres
ent were: Mrs William Erwin Kindley,
Mrs. Thomas Merrimon Green. Mrs.
Robert Hardie Dye, Mrs. John C. Dye,
Misses Mary and Minerva MacNeill,
Lillian and Lima Haigh. Mary Nor
colt BroadfOot, Jean Pemberton, Fan
Broadfoot, Alice Haigh. The following
were guests OF Miss Thornton: Mrs.
Lutterloh. Mrs. Samuel Hinsdale Mac
Rae, and Mrs. John Churchill Gorham.
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Mrs G. Miller Hughes was the
hostess of a delightful bridge whist
party, Wednesday afternoon at her
home On Dick street, complimentary
to her guest, Miss Moring, OF Raleigh,
who is an unusually attractive and
beautiful woman, and has made many
friends here. After an exciting on
test at bridge, Mrs. Walter S. MacRae,
came off victorious, winning the prize,
a deck Of cards, which she presented to
the guest Of honor, Miss Moring. Those
present were: Mrs. Latterloh, Mrs,
Franklin S. Clark, Mrs. John B. Broad
foot, Mrs. Samuel Hinsdale MacRae,
Mrs. Roy II. MacDuffie, Mrs. John II.
Anderson. Mrs. Robert G. Haigh, Mrs.
Edmund H. Jennings, Mrs. n. B. Alex
ander, Mrs. w. NJ. Glover, Mrs. H.
MacD. Robinson. Mrs. VonC. Billiard,
Mrs. John Underwood, Mrs. John c.
GOrham, Mrs. Walter S. MacRae. MIS-.
William E. Kindley, Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Green, Mrs. Eva Allen Dodson. Mrs.
John G. Dye, Mrs. Robert II. Dye,
Misses Belle Jennings, LOula Baker,
Blanche Thornton, Mamie Alexander,
Fan Kyle, Lillian Haigh, Lima Haigh,
Grace Macmillan, Jean Pemberton,
LYDIA White, Laura Allen, Alice Haigh.
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Miss Kate G.. Monroe, OF an old and
prominent Scotch family in the well
known past OF Cumberland. whose
grandfather and Grandmother came d.
rect from Scotland, and whose father
was a leading citizen and a brave Con-
Tolerate soldier, vas united In marriaRV
yesterday at the old homestead near
Manchester, to DR.. Thompson, OF Lum-
berton, the proprietor and superin-
tendent Of the Lumberton hospital.
y, 80 Monroe has many warm friends
here, and Is a graduate Of the finest
skill and training OF tho Highsmith
hospital.
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The cards recently sent cut { their
friends tell OF tho marriage next Thurs-
day evening, Of two young people,
prominent In Fayetteville social circles
Mr.. Benjamin Macmillan, Of Mobile.
Ala, but formerly OF this CITY. and
Miss Mary HinSdale Slooomb. the
charming and lovely second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haven Slooomb.
The marriage Will be solemnixed quiet
" ~ fhA beautiful Stocnmh re4denfrA