The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-08

Parsley, Elliotte Emerson, and Messrs.
Hunt, Will Smith, Graham Kenan,
Preston Cumming. Champ Davis, Mil
ton Calder, Rapalje, Clayton Giles and
Archie Williams.
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Miss Christine Stevenson was the has
tess IN Friday evening at a beautiful
card party given to her by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Brown at their home on
Dock street The house was charming
ly decorated with ferns and pink carna-
tons, the color scheme being prettily
carried out in the refreshments, which
were delicious. The guests included
Misses Agnes Mcqueen, Fannie Muir
Gibson, Jean Pemberton, Of Fayette-
vile, Virginia Bailey, Marguerite Holla-
day, Lucy Poisson, Isabel Smallbones,
Bessie LOder and Messrs. Reston Bates,
John Calvert, Bernard O'Neill, Glen
kenly, Will and Clayton Smith, Halves
Glenn Brown and Spears Hicks. Misses
Nellie Mcmillan, Julia Parsley and Ida
Brown assisted in serving.
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On Tuesday evening last a most de-
lightful chatting dish supper was given
In the wardroOm of the revenue cutter,
Seminole, by Captain and Mrs. Quinan,
to a number Of their friends. The room
was attractively decorated with flags
and flowers. Captain and Mrs. Quinan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams re-
ceived the guests, among whom was in
cluded Captain and Mrs. John Rhine
berg, of Norfolk; Misses Ruth Ridge
way, of Fort Caswell, Alice Crapster,
OF Maryland, Virginia Bailey, Alice and
Mary Borden, Lila Bellamy, Frances
C~hadbourn, Margaret Bridgers, Bessie
and Elovine Burruss, Bessie Doyle, Of
Norfolk, and Messrs. Archie Williams.
Richard Bradley, Glen Kenly, Champ
Davis, Marion James, Young, Jones,
Crapster and Rhineberg.
On Monday afternoon, Miss Madge
Brand delightfully."- entertained a num-
Der of her friends at hearts. The
decorations were pink and
green. The refreshments were delicious.
The guests included Misses Eleanor (
G1lchrist, Mary Crosswell, Margaret
Mamie Woolcott, of Norfolk. |
Annie Worth. Elorse Anderson, Wilhel-
nina Harlow, Mary Owen Green, Del
amar Burbank, Lily Taylor, Louise
.orinth, Margaret Newell, Juliette
Merriman, Nellie savage. Helen Will
-iams, Dural Borden. Rosabel Kirk
nam, Alma P~eschau, Lauris Harden,
Larkins, Helen and Lillian
Lizzie Russell, Alfalfa Le-
Grand, Bessie Craig. anna Wootten. 4,
Smith, Jennie and Eugfe !
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Miss Mildred smith was the charm
ng hostess at a very delightful party
at the home of her aunt, Mrs p.
i. McRary, on Market street last We'd
leSday evening. Some most ENJOYABLE
sames were played and during the even
ng delicious refreshments were ser yed.
The guests included Misses Lillian and
Helen Kenly, Alize Kidder, Katie
irainger, Cynthia ROuntree. Nellie
Eleanor Gilchrist, and Mess~s
'fctor Granger, Jr.. Adair Nick ~.
theodore James. Eddie Prince. Hal
cartwright, Jr., and Richard Grant. Jr.
Miss Cynthia Rountree was the
harming hostess at a beautiful card
arty, given on Friday evening. at her J
ONE on south Third street. Delight
I'll refreshments were served The
uests included Misses Lauris Harden,
.lize Kidder, Lillian and Helen Kenly,
ellie Savage, Mildred Smith, and
Adair McKoy, Richard Grant.
r., Victor Granger, Jr.. Clayton
NTH, Joe Jacobs, Spence Nichols,
heodore James, John s. Armstrong, !
r, Milton Gore and Eddie Prince. !
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A Henderson (Ky.) mans petition
Or divorce consists of only ten lines.
'erhaps he thought the judge could
a. good deal between the Ines
Post.