The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
Durham Social News
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description for young and old. One
of the largest and most beautiful ar
fairs was the afternoon reception
given OH Wednesday by Mrs. f. l..
Fuller. in honor Of Mrs. Jones Fuller.
OF Boston. and Mrs. John Lipscomb.
of New York. The entire reception
floor was most deliberately and beuuti-
fully decorated with quantities Of
palms and cut-liowcrs which formed
pretty background for the magni-
iicent and lovely gowns OF the re-
Mrs. Fuller. several hundred people
called during the afternoon. In the
receiving line with Mrs Fuller were
Mrs. Jones Fuller, Mrs. John Llpscomb.
Louise Carr. Miss Douglas lIill. Miss
Whitehead, Of Fayetteville: Miss Nellie
ltuller. Assisting in serving the de-
lightful punch and refreshments were
Mrs. George ". Watts. Mrs. f.. {. Muir
ray, Mrs J. +. Stagg. Mrs. John Sprunt
1Iill. Misses Jean vcnablc. Lila Wright.
Joe Taylor. Halle lioleman. Jean
Holcnun. Mary LOOMS Smith. Lillian
UnG Elizabeth Fuller.
On Tuesday evening there was a
pretty wedding at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Darlington, when their
daughter Miss Penrl. was given in
marriage To Will Holman. Elder P. d.
Gold ofltciating The house vas cffec-
lively decorated with mistlcioe. Tho
ushcrs were Snecd Sasser. VIII lip
scomb. Holman Rnwls. Chcath2m Car
rinston and Judge sykes. The only
sister OF the bride. maid OF honor. and
VIII ORrien. best man The wedding
was followed ny an elaborate roccp-
tioL. immediately after which Sir. aud
Tor Grcensb"r" to catch a north bound
train. "a spcnG their honeymoon tour-
,nL IN the Northern cities and visiting
friends
Cards have bcon received I'm Turha,n
announcing the marriage Of Miss Incz
Wooten and Charles Gulley both Of
this city, at the home Of tho br'd',.-
Gulley has resided here for many
years, ana Mrs, Gulley has been tcacn-
Ing music IN the city schools for four
years.
'rserc was a pretty marriage at the
home Of Nj and Mrs ". W. Allcock
Wednesday morning. when ,hc.r
, daughter Miss Sadie. and I.oftin Kerr,
of Clinton, plighted their troth iminc-
dlatcly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr lcf, for an extended bridal
tour. after which they will return 10
Clinton 10 make their home
Mrs. +. /. Fuller gave Il beautiful
party on Saturday afternoon TO a large
number of little tots. Master william
guest. The little FOLKS. mad a very
happy time and thoroughly enjoyed the
games and refreshments
a delightful dance was given by the
Z
night in honor of the young women
home from school and their guests. The
guests Of honor included Miss
Lucy stokes. from Randolph Macon. az
Lynchburs Miss Elise Lloyd. Misses
Bessie and Margaret Erwin. Miss
Mary Louise Manning. from 81. Marys.
Converse College.
Miss Grace Reed. OF Sew York, is on
a visit TO Mrs. 7; 81 German. Miss
many friends who arc planning many
! lovely, affairs in her honor.
Miss Roha Green has returned FROM
~ visit 10 her cousin, Mrs, Daniel
several weeks.
Mrs. J Harper Erwin gave lridse
party on Tuesday afternoon Ia a large
number OF friends at which Mrs. Jones
Fuller. of Boston. and Mrs. d. {. Pear
son. OF Morganton. were tho guests
K Of honor The house was bright and
lions OF green and rcd. After the
game lovely luncheon was served at
the small tables
On TUESDAY night Mrs W. a Erwin
Hillcrest. In West Durham, in honor
4 of ~ and Mrs ID. c. Pearson or
Mt<eanton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
s~ller. OF Boston Progressive bridge
was played, after which delicious re-
freshments were served. Mrs Fuller
carried off the first prize in the bridge
game,
Mrs. w j. Griswold entertained a
merry party Of friends at bridge on
Tuesday evening. The game was fol-
lowed by hot suppcr and the affair
was thoroughly charming and de-
lightful one in every particular.
Mrs. W. E. Muse entertained at cards
on Monday evening in honor of her
brother, W S Burnett. of Atlanta,
Mrs. w. l. Wall gave card party
on Monday afternoon to few of her
friends. The house was very attrac-
tive with its Christmas decora-
lions, and the guests thoroughly en-
joyed Mrs. Wallis cordial hospitality.
On Christmas Day and night many
people Kept open house" many friends
calling for social hour. and to help
partake of the egg.nog Among those
observing the old fashioned Southern
custom were j. Paul TAYLOR, Mrs EH-
gene Morehead. Mr.. and Mrs. /. T.
Hill, !.
Professor John A.. Morgan. acting
science at Trinity College, and Mise
May Wrenn. of Silcr City. were mar
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs Morg,n
will spend the remainder OF the holt
days at the groom's home in Caswell
county. after which they will return
TO Trinity Park to reside.
At the homo of Mrs. A. n RiGsbee
on Wednesday morning her daughter.
Mrs. Matte Hohgood. and DR. n D.
Biting were united in marriage, Rev.
E. II. Lcyburn officiating. 1t was n
very quiet affair only members of the
family and few friends witnessing
tho ceremony.
Miss Felicia Iiuefner entertained the
members of her music class at luncheon
on Wednesday. which was very Jolly
affair and thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people.
F.. S. Thomson entertained at sup
per on Tuesday evening. IT has been
his custom for many years to have a
few of his friends partake of a Christ
mas supper that consists of menu
produced from viands from the Old
Dominion. Enjoying Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomsons cordial hospitality were DR..
]. NJ. Manning, j. y. Robinson. Edward
Thomson and Master James Thomson.
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