The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-04
Woman and Society

70 attend the funeral of her brother
Miss Elsie Penny. OF Garner. was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs Jean Plpkin. % Beaumont
Texas. Is here for a few DAYS the
guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs. william )
West. She r. 0. her Wy home after
a visit 70 New York
Friends will regret % arm tha-
MIS-. Z r Partln - quite SICK She
is at the home OF her son. Mr.. T 4
Partin. on East Edentor street
Mrs w r. Padgett has returned
from Elm City. where she had been
for two weeks visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Padgett are stopping al
Mrs. Elvira Howard's on New Bern
Avenue
Misses Florence and Sadie Thonae
arrived y~estesday from Charlotte and
are the guests or Mrs. Robert H
Jones.
Mr.. Branch Craig. of Salisbury. is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mis- lone Scott. OF Graham. who
has been visiting Miss Annie Aonta-
que. left last night for her home
Mrs. George T. Winston. who has
been i'll. is much improved in health.
and is now in Asheville. where she
will spend the summe
Miss Rosalind Williams has re-
Forest Glen. Md.
Miss Vic IeMay Dewey Is In the
city visiting Miss Rosalind Williams.
Miss Emmic McNea. who has
been the guest of Mrs. H. W. Jackson
for the past two weeks. lett Tor ner
home in Cincinnati yesterday. Miss
McNea is the assistant professor OF
English in the Cincinnati University.
Miss Lucy Sanders. of Smithfeld.
is the guest OF Mrs. A. T. Mai.
Mics Jane Chadwick. of Fairview,
who has been visiting Mrs: E \.
Spence, left yesterday for Durham.
Miss Isabelle Reybold, Of Della
ware City. y. j.. is in the city. the
guest Of Miss RUBY Norris.
Mrs C. II. Leonard Is visiting
Mrs. c.. j. Jones in Winston-Salem-
Mrs. r E. Morgan. OF the faculty
of Peace Institute, has gone to brakes
Branch. Va, to spend the summer.
Miss Josephine Boylan arrived
yesterday from Washington, .. G.
u,here she has been a student at Wash
ington Seminary.
Misses Kate and Lala Chapman,
of Winterville, was here yesterday Oh
their way to Chapel Hill.
Mrs. r. H. Lewis and Miss Nell
Lewis left Yesterday for a visit to
Charlotte and Gastonia.
Mrs. ]. S. Farmer has gone 70
Keesville. Va, 70 visit Mrs. j. G. Hart.
Misses villa and Ruby Norris
have returned from the Washington
Seminary, where they have been STU
dents the past year n from winch
Miss Villa Norris graduated
Miss Bette Russ is visiting ella
tives in Greenvllle.
Miss Claudia ucCullers left yes
terday for Garland, y. c.. where she
will spend several weeks.
Miss Alice McCullers, a graduate
Of 81. Mary's School returned yester-
day to her home at McCullers.
Miss Stella BrightWell returned
yesterday afternoon from Durham,
where she has Deer visiting.
Miss Glennie and Ave Aycock,
of Louisburg. passed through the city
yesterday on their way home from the
Southern Conservatory of Music a.
Durham.
Miss Margaret Allen, who ha:
been O student in the Southern Con
servatory of Music. Durham, has re
turned home to spend the summer.
Mrs. Thomas Howard and child
left yesterday afternoon TO spend some
time at Beaufort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. S. Battle lef'
Yesterday afternoon for Wilmington
where they Will spend a few days.
Carnival For Raleigh.
A beautiful and attractive carni-
val is being planned by the Woman's
Club for Jute, probably about the
goth. 1t will be a charming break
in the Summers dizziness.
Gone to Monument dwelling.
Henderson, n. c.. June Mrs
w. S. Parker. president n. c.. Divis-
ion L. D. c., left today for Richmond
to attend the unwilling OF the Jeffer-
son Davis Monument.
h following ladies have been in
vited by the Virginia Division U. D
c.. to serve as hostesses: "Blauvoir.'
jamestown Exposition, June 81, Mrs
W. S. Parker, Mrs. T. j. Jarvis. Mrs
I. W. Faison; Mrs. W. =. Overman
Mrs. J. P. Allison, Mrs. Samuel Wat
kins, Mrs. w. H. S. Burgwyn.
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Launch Party to C%oleraine.
Coleraine. N. c., June DIR. and
Mrs. L. A. NOVEL; gave a very delight
full launch party to Winton Thursday
or their launch Rose Bud" in honor
of Miss Bessie Jaccocks and Mrs
Richard AskeW. The occasion was
voted a complete success by all on
board.
Miss Vickcrs VII Sing in Opera.
Winston-Salem, n. c., June1.-Miss
Birdie Nickers, daughter of Mrs, A
F. Young, of this city, who has a
splendid voice, has decided to enter
upon a stage career and will join the
celebrated DeWolf Hopper Opera
Company the latter part Of August,
Miss Vickers will be one of the So
prano soloists. III has a voice Of ex-
ceptional qualities and an attractive
personality.
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Best unrOe.
Friends in North Carolina have re-
ceived invitations reading as follows:
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Clement Munroe
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Eleanor
Mr.. William Hinton Best.