The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
Raleigh Social News.
[special % The Times Dispatch. ]

Raleigh, NJ G., September 10.--The
announcement OF the engagement OF
son Brown two popular young people,
prominent in the social life Of the
city, stirred special Interest the past
geek Miss Grow r pr Is daughter q q q
Joseph c. Brown president of the Cit
liens National Bank Tho wedding
IS to take place September IA, at. tho
home of the brides father
Another engagement that commands
special interest hers and throughout
the state is that Of Miss Villa Norris.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Norris.
and James McKimmon, who is quite
was announced in connection with a
charming luncheon at the Norris home
on North Blount street. The guests
for the occasion were Miss Mary Hull
Miss Anna McKimmon, Miss LouIa Nc
Donald. Miss Emmie Drewry. Miss
Ruby Norris, Miss Kathrine Wharton,
Miss Margaret Lee, Mrs. Y. N Holt,
Miss Eliza Knox and Miss Louise
Wright. The marriage is TO be Mo-
yeulber 2.
There is much interest among
friends here In the announcement OF
riage Of Miss Belle Willingham and
Ralph H. Terrell. in the Second Bap
list Church Richmond. September IA:
Miss Willingham Is the daughter OF
Ut. ROBERT j.. tNIIlln SndTn, secretary OK
the foreign mission board of the South
ern Baptist Convention. known and ad-
Inired throughout North Carolina. Mr..
Farrell two weeks go stood success
Carolina Supreme Court here for IL
csnse to practice law, being member
of the Lake Forest College law class.
He goes now to Harvard University
for years postgraduate work in
political science and constitutional
law
At the home of Josephus Daniels
Monday. evening. there was a dinner
IN celebration of the seYensy-fHh
mother OF alr Daniels, who is here
from Wilson for visit. The guests
we're Rev; and Mrs J. n Cole. Mrs.
Joseph Bilisoly Mrs Gori sa,s $; Ja OK :
Mrs. c. W. Gold. C. c. Daniels, Wilson:
Frank 3. Daniels. Goldsboro:. the two.
las, being sons Of Mrs. Daniels
Friday afternoon for linen shower
in honor of Miss Sue MCGEE, who is
to become the bride OF Dr.. J; u. Harper.
of Bladen county. later this month.
Assisting in the reception Of the guests
were Miss Alice Ross and Miss Sarah
MCGEE. F'estoons OF pink hearts were
features of the lovely decorations.
There was humorous lecture on love.
Blindfolded guests sought their for
tunes in hearts suspended from the
ceiling. That for the bride-to- be. an
especially large one. was filed with
the linen gifts that showered upon
her The guests We're all intimate girl
friends OF the bride-elect.
After spending some time as guests
in the home of James ii. Pou. Mrs.
Anna Pou and daughter, Miss Matte
Pou. have returned to their home at
smithfeId. With them was Miss Martha
Smith. OF Smithhelo.
Mrs. J v Sinms has gone to Eller-
bee Springs for few weeks.
Mrs w 5. Wilson has as her guest
Mrs f. Rlancher Smedes, OF New York,
who has been spending some time IN
the Sapphire county.
Mrs. Carrie Strong has returned from
Blowing Rock, where she spent several
weeks
Mrs. Charles H. Gettis. now of Au-
gusta, Ca. was a welcome visitor In
the city the past week. She went
from here to Charlotte to visit friends.
Miss Jennie Patterson is here from
Laurinburg. a guest In the home OF
Hon Franklin Mcneil
Miss Lucy Petty has returned to her
home in Carthage, after visit to
Mrs. T. P. Jerman.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Douglas has re-
turned from trip TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Andrews. Jr,. have
returned from six weeks trip that
included Watch Hill. r. l.; Garden City.
L. l., and Media. Pa.
Mrs. Helen Deb. Wills, genealogist
for the North Carolina Society. DauEh-
ters OF the Revolution. has gone to
Chapel Hill to spend some time. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Julia Graves. OF Baltimore.
Mrs w. j. Andrews and children
have gone to Hot Springs, Va. for a
while.
Mrs C. D. Heart has gone to Greens.
boro 10 spend few days.
Mr. and Mrs. f. l. Thompson, OF
Spray, and Mrs. De Roulac Hamilton.
nj Chanel Hill gnaStS In the home