The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Hassell ana M. Hackney Cwllson).

C. Hassell and Mr.. Hackney (wilson).
Miss Mildred Rooney CWilson) and
Claude Carrow, Miss Carrie Simmons
and w. P. Webb. Miss Pattie Baughn
and irwin Goddard, Miss Elizabeth
Bynum tTarboro) and John Bonner,
Miss Muse Blount and w. II. Ellison,
Miss Sadie Martin and e. H. Moore.
Miss Julia Haughton and e. 3. Has
sell (Williamston). Miss Anice Bright
and r. S. Neal. Miss May Rumlcy
and c. D. Parker. Miss Katie Moore
and Murray Jones, Miss Marcia Myers,
and B. S. Bronson, Miss Matilda Nor
ton and Wilson Lamb tWiliamston),
Miss Margaret Bowers Scotland Neck)
and Herman Dewitt Carrow. Miss Car
rie Bright and c. r. Bright Miss LucIc
Nicholson and II. c. Carter. Miss Annie
?. Nicholson and Evans Wharton. Miss
CANINE Short and DIR. j. s. Saunders.
Miss Roberts CWilsom and F. r. Bea-
ton, Miss Emma Carter and Frank
Bryan, Miss Maude Windley and J. E.
Clark. Jr., Miss Helen kugler and j.
D. Kinser CNew BERN. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. x. Hoyt. DIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Blount,
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Mulligan Omitted
States steamer Fish Hawk. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Bragaw, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
jenkins. MI and Mrs. j. =. Crimes.
air. and Mrs. F. II. Hollins, Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Tillery. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Cooke.
also Miss Hannah Gillian and Sam
Clark CTarboro). stags-F. F. Pagan
CWilliamstonl. Charles Srnallwood. Nr.
WhItmore. T. S. Worthy. DR.. Disosway
New Bern). n. T. Simmons. F. V.
Scott elizabeth city,, Edwin GulIey
tNorfolk), DIR. Hand (New Berh). DR..
Patterson (New Bern), Harry Biggs
(Tarboro); also. Captain Huylman
Omitted States steamer Fish Hawke.
John Calls. J. II. Saunders and j. NJ.
Robertson. Chaperons-Mesda mes w.
L. Laughinshouse. II. r. Bright. W p.
Eaughm ". e. Jones. Hattie Griffin,
George T. Leach and o. w. Blakely.
The University Glee Club and Or
chestra, of the University of North
Carolina, was the attraction at Browns
Opera House on Tuesday evening. The
Glee Club came here under the aus
pieces Of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy OF this city, and their entertain
ment was far above the average that
come to this city. a very good audi
ence greeted them, and neat sum
was realized for the Daughters of the
Confederacy. Immediately after the
performance they were given an infor-
NAL dance at the Elks' Club, which
was also a very enjoyable affair.
An approaching marriage OF much
interest to Washington society will
take place In ST. Peters Episcopal
Church, this city, on next Wednesday
evening. May 9Th, at o'clock, when
Miss Mary Parsons Rumley will be-
come the bride OF Mr.. Carl D. Parker.
also of this city. Immediately after
the wedding ceremony public recep-
ton will be given at the home of the
bride, on West Second Street The
bride is one of this city's most charm
ing young ladies. immensely popular
not only in the society circles OF her
home town, but all over the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Spencer. OF New
Bern, are the guests of Mrs. George
Spencer. on East Second Street
Mrs. George Howard. of Tarboro, has
returned home after visit to her sis
ter Mrs. III. NJ. Jenkins, on Bridge
Street.
Miss Mildred Davis, of Wilson, who