The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-05-01

/ Mount, and saw the bride and groom
| safely started on their wedding tour.
| Mr.. and Mrs. White viii make their
home in North Cambridge, Mass.
/ where Mr.. White has accepted the
charge OF Christ church of that piace.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Miss Emma Northrop gave a beausi-
| ful euchre party on Thursday evacing
F., complimentary 10 Miss Mabel Powers,
| of Atlanta; Mss Mildred Davis and
Miss Neppie Borden. The rooms were
beautiful in their decorations of bam-
boo and red roses. while on the tables
wers red roses and red candles in ex-
qulsite silver candelabra. The color
| scheme, red and green, was most artis-
tieally carried out. The prize for the
ladies, an exquisite white Lace an,
was won by Miss Marguerite Walker
The BOBBY prize was awarded 10 Miss
Madeline deRosset The mems prize
q handsome watch fob, was won by
| Mr.. Archie Williams, while Mr.. john
Peschau carried off the booby. II Set OF
rings. Delightful refreshments were
! served. The following guests We're in
vited: Miss Mabel Powers. of Atlanta;
| Miss Neppie Borden, Miss Mildred Da-
vis, Miss Louise Bunting, Mis- LeoEora
/ CantweIl Miss Fannie Taylor, Miss
| May Beverly French. Miss Alice Bor-
den, Miss Elizabeth French, Miss Mad
cline deRosset, Miss Mary Borden,
Miss Lizzie May Northrop, Miss Tai
| lulah deRosset, Miss Daisy Burbank,
Miss Lily Gi!chrit, Miss Rena Johnson.
Miss Amy Harlow, Miss Jennie Har-
din, Miss Marguerite Walker, Miss Is
II,
Miss Elovine Burruss. Miss Lucy
Bridgers, Miss Bessie BurruSs, Miss
Mary Northrop, Miss May Houston. M.
Richard Bradley, Mr.. W. E. Armand,
of Atlanta Mr. Marion Wright. OF
New York; Mr. John Tooley, Mr.. Ray
mond Humphrey, Mr.. Allan Borden
Mr. William McKoy Bellamy, Mr..
George Davis, Mr.. John Peschau, Mr..
Archie Williams, Mr.. Leon S0uther-
land, Mr.. Jesse Roache, Mr.. John Van
3. Metts, Mr.. John Hall, Mr.. Robert
Adams, United States steamship Sem
inola; Mr.. Edward Taylor, Mr.. VIII
Grow, Mr.. Oscar Peck, Mr.. Hunter
liam j. Bellamy, Mr. Thomas H.
Will Moore, Mr.. Clayton Giles, Mr.
Mrs. Robert Northror, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gwaltney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Taylor.
The following wedding announce
nlaat was issued in Raleigh Wednes-
day:
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Henry Levi
announce the marriage Of their dauga-
ter
Martha Battle
10
Dr. Isaac Hail Manning
Oh Wednesday the twenty fifth O.
April one thousand nine hundred III
six At CIoverdale, near Raleigh, NORTH
Carolina,
The wedding was 2 quiet but lovely
home event and there were in attend
ance only intimate frineds~ and rel2
tives. At "Cloverdale" the suburban
home Of Dr.. and Mrs. Lewis the deco
ratiOns in the room in which the we'd
ding took place, were in white and
green ferns, palms and smilax being
used. The bay window before Wnicn
the wedding took place was artistic n
tts decorations. There were no bridal
attendants and for the happy even
the bride was gOWned IN white silk,
her bouquet being brides roses. After
the wedding, refreshments were serv-
ed, and later, DR.. and Mrs. Manning
left for Washington and points noren,
after which they will go 70 their future
home III Chapel Hill. The bride IS a
charming and talented young woman,
and is highly esteemed by a large circle
OF friends. DR.. Manning is the son Of
the late Hon. Jchn Manning, of Chapel
Hill, long professor of law at the Tai
versity, and is the dean Of the medical
department CT the University of North
Carolina. There were in attendance
al the wedding from out of the city,
Dr.. Kemp ?. Battle, sr, former presi- |
dent Of the state university; DR.. H. V.
Wilson, Dr. William Deb. McNider, Of |
Chapel Hill; Dr. and Mrs. John Man |
ming and daughter, Miss Louise, Of !
Durham; Miss Mary Manning and |
Misses Louise and Cantie Venable, Of |
Chapel Hill; Mr.. James Manning, Of |
Durham; Mrs. B. S. Leak, of Durham; |
Mrs. w. r. Webb, sister of the groom, |
of Bell Buckle, Tenn: Miss Mary Wei |
don Huske, Of Fayetteville; Mrs. ROD
ert Miller, of Goldsboro; Messrs. RiCn- !
ard Lewis and Kemp Lewis, of Dur
Hall, [IoieoSol iNey Lewis, vi nd /;
dolph7 Macon college, of Ashland, Va. !
and Dr. George Thomas, of Whining |
ton.-Raleigh News and Observer
=
One Of the prettiest and most enjoy !
able social events Of the season Or
CURED on the afternoon of Friday last, |
when Mrs. Harry Woollcott was The |
charming hostess at a beautiful card |
party given to a number of her friends. |
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. WOOlcot- |
were hostess at the meeting of their |
card club. The rooms We're artist |
cally decorated with exquisite Mare
chal Mel roses, and at both enter
tainments delicious refreshments were |
served. In the afternoon euchre was
played and the following friends en-
loved Nrc WonlIcott'c hosnitality.