The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07

RALEIGH, N. G., April 6.-Ralegh sos
cial life livened up considerably with the
passing Of Lent. and the past week was
characterized by q gay round Of social
events
week was the ri Kappa Alpha Frater-
eh uy ssl college M Monday night Frater
nifty men from Raleigh and from sthe
various colleges Of the State We're pres
ent. and n,anyof the fairest young go
aft air was decided success. It was held
IN Raney Library Hall.
Miss Pearle Neck was the hostess alta
delightful Easter millinery party Tues
DAY the DenE n
hat to trim, there being many styles OF
trimming material available. There were
prizes. Miss Julia Crews won the first
prize. Miss Lucy Moore came II for =
the consolat ion prize. Among Miss Neck
| guests were Miss Annie Howe. Miss Aus
tin Daroon. Miss Matte Bailey. Miss
Louise Wright Miss Fan Mannie }eh sSin
ncr, Miss Julia Moment. Miss Annie
Jones, Miss Edith Pou, Miss Josephine
! Gilmer, Miss Juliet Crews. Miss Mar
garet Lee, Miss Nellie Whitley, MISS
Enlmie Haywood, Miss Mary Grimes
Cowper, Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Brownle
Addicks, Miss Luce Moore.
| Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Florence T.
Tucker gave an Easter party TO q num-
granddaughters, Misses Marie and Ger.
| trude Tucker. There was jolly hunt
for Easter eggs, and many games were 't
\ played. The prize, large white ranDlt,
| OF candy were the souvenirs. It was I,
| delightful affair, thoroughly enjoyed by
nearly a half hundred children.
/ Wednesday morning there was pretty
marriage o. Miss Annie bye, Of tnis city
to Mr.. William Thornton Cofer, OF Blue.
field, w. Va, the wedding being at the
home OF the BRIDES aunt. Mrs. a: =
ivey was tho ofilciating minister Thtt
hom was prettily decorated IN palms an m
ferns. Miss Leila Dye, sister Of tn
BRIDE was maid Of honor, and Mr.. 9. -, ~
French, OF Bluefleld, was best man. MIS-:
Dye is one Of Ralelgh's most esteemed
young women. and Mr.. Cofer Is genera
manager OF the Pocahontas Fuel Co., Q
Bluefield.
Ms: Thomas $. Fuller entertained ,rSor. u de-
more than q hundred guests, and tn
splendid colonial residence OF the Fullers'
on Hllsboro Street presented beautliu
scene. What added to the interest OF IN
occasion was the fact taae M; e ann IT.
make New York their home. Mr.. Fuller
who Is n son Of Mr., w. w; FULLER, gen
eral counsel for the American Tobacc
Co., New York, came TO e 1 Rme1gh mo ol
partnership with James II. Pou. Nov
however, he has decided to move to NeN
York. where, he. will form an importai
! co-partnorsh!p for the practice OF ~
: Mrs. Fuller came rs q sort Of farewe
to,the people OF Raleigh, where they hay
added greatly to the social life an
greatly endeared themselves to the pee
Pic OF the city. a
Friends received cards during the wee
q for the marriage of Miss Jessamine Ma
Walter, wednesday, April TIN At II
home q n ths nf'a az R bnysts street ii
Z, bride and groom Will he at homo
Q Washington: p G. after after MAY MAY 1 lsa. !,
nnf rpf!nfsyi AZ
:. noon by Mrs, Hubert a. Royster, ~
y was the first meeting after Lent. ~. az
proved dslghtfal and y prq at Mo Slfa
20 club 81 Of i Ralegh was held THURSDAY ate
= noon In the new club building which Il
= club recently, purchased, at GQst Z,
t captol e sq sa'suI1i ho NESTING Vas
n. Voted ,princi-olly to business. and WI
Z. very largely attended o,,o.
atS nS%9eT ao Of se4nE des nc
at tie University Of North Cnrolil1
I'd Among them were Misses Louise Ayrigl
I'd Juliet Crews. Mamie Hny. Mamie Rog Gsi
- london. INC chapcrons were Mrs.
- A.. MoGhee. Mrs. G., G. Aatta and NJ
~ w c. Harris, =,
to Saturday night the A. and NJ, Glee q
Id and Orchestra gave a dellBhtful dance
D. tho college, that was attended by ma
young ladies Of Raleigh. and proved
~ delightful affair.
- Mrs, Plat d. Walker, wife OF Ass
~ ciate Justice Plat 2. Walker. o.
III here the past two years OF, Judge Wn,
to ier's trem OF office, has re turned to /
lie home in Charlotte, and will reside tn
~ Miss Nottie Dockery. Hosts of fllel
~ here regret the loss Of AIRS. Walker .
IeI Miss Dockery., q. I, 10 /, IA