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Correspondence of The Observer,
Ralelh, 8pt. M.-One of th mo it n
Joyabla. aoclal tvcnta f tl ww wi
. i th porch prty given Tuesday vnlng
t-y Mr.; Sherwood Hlxgi ner oeauv
i in hom on Nort ' Blount ret, com
Bllmentry to ML . Ioul Lmr, j'of
"Florida, end , ter luii, Ml KmUy
SIlirk Tb porch -wa mot. rUtIcally
deoormUd wltn flaw nd ppttd planU
and tha evening proved to b i moat
' dKllghtfUl on. i.Tha ku-U were Misaea
- Iuia Lamar, KmUy Hlgfra, Jramlna
. HlKKa, Lucy Haywood, WUla Norrla,
; Caro flray, , L.ula McDonald, Roaa and
Lllllo Uklnnar, Fanny JohnaqH, Ullla
' rrnU and Ellfl Brownj Manama. Lewia
4 Smith, Buck Hnrrtp. Tc Ward. Will
Crow, Oaorf HaU. Chaa. Jotinaon, Hu
brt Haywood, Cglea, Searai, Falaoa and
' Mr. Lao. D. Haartt ntartalne(l tha
' Johnaon Pattlaraw Chapter : . of tha
Pauthtera of tha Confederacy Wodnee
db -at ternoon at S o'clock. After tha
bimlneea-wae dlaouaaed dainty refreah-
pitnta wara aervea by tnt noiaa. "
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, " Tha weddlna- of Mlaa Julia. Rankin
i" Hutchlnaa and Mr. Henry Debnam traa
celebrated- Wadpeaday morntna; at 10
o'clock at tha homof tha tirtda'a
" . parenta, . Mr. and Mra.- Cetidoa Hutoa
- Life..- ! -- '
Mra. Tom BlmiMon ' of WlnatOn-Balem.
la vlaltlng her mother, Mrs., EX B. Rob
erta. Mlaa Mitchell DaddelL f . Car
thaga. waa In tha city thta week. Mra.
' Aahley Home, of Clayton, la vlaltlnr her
mother, Mra. Belvtn. MIm 0a4le Rob-
' bina haa aona to Wlnaton-Salam. where
aha en era tha Sakim Famala CoUegav .
Mlaa Maraaret Brldca mi aona to Fay
- ettavllle. Mlaa Lucy Petty, of-Crthae,
la rtaitlnr her alttar, Mra. PaJrnar Jr--'-
man. fine will later on enter tha Bap
- tlat tTnlYeralty here. Mra.' Thaokar, of
: " Norfolk, who haa been tha Burnt of Dr.
Delta-Dixon Carroll for aome week, haa
. ' returned to ber home.Mr. and Mra.
, Haaten Poa and MJaeea Willi and Beaai
Law hart returned from liorebeed City.
Mlaa MatU Reaa enttrUlnJ Thora-
day aranlna at her home en Polk afreet.
In honor of Mlaa EUtsabath Perrlnston,
of Batterten. Md., at a delifhtful porch
.'party, the porch being- pretuly decorated
In lanteroa and potted plant. At each
of a number of table a different ram
. waa played. - After Aba ame dellfhtful
refreahmeau - were aaryao, Mra. K. p.
v Brown aad Mlaa Edltb. Jloyater presided
ovar the punch bowl. Aaalatlng Mlaa
. Raea la receiving wer Ml - Bailie
;- Rea aad Mlaa UueL . . 4 -. (
v"'Mra. Hubert . A. Royat and children
' have returned to tha city, at tat apand
ln 'the past three ' montha 4 Ocean
Grove and other reeorta and at Mra,
" Ruyater a old. Home, in Maryland,, . .
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Mlaa Lfeste Boirera left thla week for
-' noanoke, Va., rhuaa. .. ri'"L'nl.
. acaool. . She wae-aiHHJKiiNuiied ly itor i'
. tar. Mlaa Karnle Rogara who will apead
,' .h ew -day wita kar.- . . ,, r
Mlaaea Jana . 'Ward, Sadie -. Boot and
-'laabell Buabea, alt of Ralelich. and Mlaa
.Basal Leak, of Durham, wlu4ert bera
. In illu to aoend tha eammar abroad.
have arrived In New Tork and ar -an
their way non....,. . . - . - , ,
Mrs. James A Wolfe and Miss Annie
-Wolfe are at Durham. Mlaaea avey and
' Emma Roberta are visiting relatives in
": Mawbern Mra. Aabury and Mlaa Iran
Hall, who have been spending aome
time-With Mrs. Oeorg B. Crater, have
- . returned to Charlotte. Mrs, T. J. Deu-
pree and children, of Memphis, . Tenn.,
who have been vlaldng CoL F. A Olds,
have raturaed to their home. Mr. lea
era aoent the eummer at Morehead
City. Mlaa Blanch Blake has returned
- Mrs. Ellsa-T. Williams tad daughter,
. and Governor Bloxham, of Florid, ar
in the dty, the gueata of Dr. and Mra.
"AB. Hawklna, it their btautUul home
.-: on North Bloust trset, , v ,- ( (
' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bouahatl gavs
'a dining Friday evening In honor f
.' their i eon, acr. uaorg Heea. wno lert
- this week for Chapel Hill, where he haa
. entftred the ' University. The) guests
draaent were: Mlaaea Katharlna koKar.
'-Lucy Moor, Pearl Heck, Annie Jones
. n lummie rtaywooa; Measrs. - huiq
.'. Thompaon, Rudolph Turk, T. K. Bruner,
. wames- woyner ana ueorg ssn,. . v
Mlases Kathaleen and Xotilae Bern
r'Ard entertained a party of "Huaahlnora"
, at tha home of their parenta on North
' Maunders street. Col. Olda waS there
- with - bis ' graphaphona and' fumlahed
' ', ' muilo. Dainty refreshments war served
.; urinr the evening. i y
" Friday eveplng Mr; John D. -Mangum
; gave a delightful .tally-bo party to- a
Correspondance of The Observer, i.
Rockingham, Sept. It. -Mrs. James
Pickett . Leak entertained the ; Mar
ried -Ladles Book. Club on Wed
nesday afternoon. Ar feature) of tjie
ntertalnment was '; an observation
contest.: whtoh was unique and at
tractive. Tha guests priie - was won
by Mrs. H. A. Feushee, the members'
i Mlu Plnlrl Btuli ' Inltlhli
VVreahments wer servsd with Mrs.
yLek'e usual exquisite alt 111. Out-of
xows guests werei aieaaameis Airrea
Dockery, Mary Smith, N. II. D. WU
oa,ii, A roushee, Fred Brewer,
VUses Dockery and McDonald.- . ,
Mhts Bailie McDonald was at horns
Wednesday .evening- ' to the) young
folks of the town, In honor of. her
'lOi, Mlaa McDonald, of Texas. ; A
" lu iary bird pie was served early In
the evening and by the Bnlted efforts
of v all present .It .was solved. Mlaa
lat LeGrand was awarded the prise,
a beautiful v amethyst cross, ., she.
being the most - expert receiver of
Did among the ladle.' Mr, John W.
Coles', skill won the gentleman's
prise, a scarf . pin .The axtreme
lioneaty- of Mr. John ' Armlatead got
for him the booby. : Mlaa Lena, TArry
received the consolation. Mrs. Mc
' Donald presided at the punch bowl,
xkd Mrs. Brewer. Misses M ovale Long
td ' Anna Thomas served delicious
i:raam And cake.
Mrs. Alfred Dockery, of ITernando,
, Mia., Is vial ting her daughter, , Mrs.
J. 8. Covington, Mlaa Iltty Me
; Donald is the guest of, Miss Riilllo
4 McDonald. Mrs. II. C. Dockery .has
fine to Hendoraonvlllu. -Mra, H. A.
l Aushee snd intl dauKhter- are- at
Mr. Fnnnle I , Walls' iiv. snd
Mra, N. IS. D. Wilson sr vlailor at
the home of thlr nlnter, Mra. it. W.
JXlrand. flaa 1 Nora Thompson la
M Ulnar Mlas Mnry l1htter. Mra,
Thnmpaon l t Mr. William Coving
ton's. Dr. and Mr. Mcl-an, of Oib
rm. will bo v.Mli Mr. Uutlirln aov
m rij 1(ij h. "ilra, fcltupMiin a u.l MIm
I MU'"n have roturitcd Urn Ellurbd
SltELBY.;;
Qjrreapondenc of The ObaeryeK ;
6he)by, Sept. II.- The aoclal event
of the week, and one of unuaual in
terest, waa the marriage ' of Mlaa
Annie-Ma Harnett to Dr. Wiiklnt,
of Oaatonha. It took placo Wednia
day afternoon at S o'clock " lit the
home o( the brlde'a father, Mr. T.
Barnett on Main street.- The ovent,
though very , quiet,- was . surrounded
by deep InUreat -throughout 1 the
town. ., ' There wef .no , aueudani
and onfy tha cloea.frtffnda-and rela
tives attended tha ; ceremony.- Mlaa
lovable young girl. Her many warm
friends will regret that her marrla
win take, ner from nnaioy to live.
Dr. Wllklns Is one' o( tha progressiva
and substantial young men of Oaa
tonla and la popular with ; a Urge
circle of people In the social and busi
ness realm of Qaatonla. . -
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Tha engagement of Mlaa ' Natalie
Rose Harris, of Frederick's Hall, Va.,
to Mr. Tett. iiamrick, ,r,ot . uu
place,' has been' announced, the wed
dins; to take place tha nineteenth of
December. -v r v
v- - ,.; . ' "S .
kiss Nancy Ttddy entertained de
lightfully and Informally a few of
her friends last Tnursday - afternoon
tt half paat five. The Invited gaests
were: . Mas. R. L." Ry burn, Mra. J.
L Buttle, Mrs. f Ed. Lemmond, of
Mansfield L.; Mrs.: Hugh O. Miller.
Mlsa- Emma Prick, , Mlaaea Essie and
Beaal William, of Jacksonville. Fla;
Mlaa Nanct Falrley, of Rockingham,
sod Miss Madge Webb. ,
'Mrs.' Wilt Jennings was hostess at
t six o'cliVV dinner Thursday.. 8ha
had as he rueats Mrs. H. D. Lee, of
Knoxvtlle, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Hack
att Blantoa, Mrs. Delia Kay wood and
Miss Mary !,' of Knoxvtlle, Tenn.,
and Mr. Clarke, of New Tork, , ,
a-awaaeaaM
' Mr. ' ChaavBlanton gave a delight
ful aupper party at.Clevaland Springs
Saturday night - Ue had as his
guests: Misses Una and Vera Webb,
of -Birmingham, Ala.; Mra. Albert
Blaaton, of Marlon and MJaaes Madge
and Fay, Webb. ;.
, The Daughter of the Confederacy
held an Important and 'Interesting
nesting at the court house Tuesday
afternoon.' ' The' Confederate monu
ment to the soldier ' of "Cleveland
county,' which will be erected on tha
court .square facing the west, will be
unveiled the 1st of October with ap-,
propriate exercises. ' s -.'
Another lolly fox hunt waa enjoyed
by - the young people of the town
Friday sight. ' Thoee following the
chaaa on horse -back were: - Mlsa
Mm Eskrtdge and Mr. B. T, Falls.
Miss Ora Eakrldge . and Mr, H. I.
Washburn: Miss Ora Flack and Mr.
Forest Eskrtdge: .Miss Eleanor Wal
la o and Mr, Jap Buttle; ,M1 Fay
Webb aad Mr. Orover Hamrlck; Mia
Madge Webb and Mr. Henry T.
8wain, and -. Messrs.' Bate Ed. snd
Geo. Blanton.
The committee on (he Chlcora
programmes comprising tha follow
ing ladles. Mra. it. B. Miller, Mrs.
Thomaa, Mrs. W. B. Nix. Mra. Hen-
nessee sod 'Mlas Madge Webb met.
Thursday afternoon. , ., The ' pro
grammes .' have been made out and
are. being printed, and the first meet
Ing after the club's summer vacation
will be with Mra, R," L. Rybura the
1st of October.'
- Mlaa Settle Blair, whohas been
pending the summer at the Shelby
Hotel with her sister,. Mlaa Annie
Bells, left Monday, for Cox College
near Atlanta, . Oa., to " resume her
work as teacher. Mr and Mrs. Tom
Smith leave next week for a two
weeka stay at Atlanta, Oa.- Mra. R.
1 Ryburn left last week for several
weeks stay . In Fsyettvllle. Rev; T,
M. Lowery snd family, of Knoxvtlle,
Term..' who have been spending' sev
eral weeks here at toe College Hotel
left Thursday njght for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. . Forbes, who
have been visiting Mrs, Forbes' par
ents,' Sheriff and Mrs: A B. Buttle,
leu Unursday morning for 4ner
home in Greenville, H. C Mfa Mary
E. Simmons who . has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs El.-T. Webb, left
Thursday for Rome." Qa. Mrs. Waa
and family, of Florida, who . have
been spending' the summer at the
College Jlotel left Friday night Mrs.
0. M. Webb, Jr., and Mlaaea Una and
Vera Snd Master Chaa. .- Webb, who
havs been, rlaltlng relatives here-left
Tuesday ' for ' - A snevil levMessrs.
Wright and Ben Dixon, of Bessemer
City and Dallas, j were in town one
day laat week. Mrs. Jenkins snd
Miss Louise Jenkins spent a few days
In Arshevllls - last week. Mrs. Qeo.
Blanton has returned from Gaffney,
S. C She was accompanied by her
alater, Mrs. - Bothwell Butler. Miss
Mary Thomas, of Atlanta,: who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs.. Oetea, at
the Shelby Hotel, left last - week for
Brenan College, Gainesville, Oa. Mra.
Oates left for Charlotte. Mlas 111 len
Dover left -, Thursday for - Oxford
where she enters College. Miss
Eleanor Wallace, Georgia, Is the at
tractive guest of Mlaa OraVFIark.
Mrs, Arthur Leavy left laat week to
Join her husband at Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Chapman, of Cllffalde. and Mlsa
Lone Greon vMted relatives here last
week. Mrs Fred Morgan, of Double
Shoal, was- the guest, last week,' of
her sister, Mn Thomas Ewers., v",
y': MOROANTON.: vi 1
Correspondence of The Observer., . i
Morsanlon. Sept.' 11. Mis Ada
Pearson entertained last Friday even
ing In honor of her guent. Miss Fran!
kl Self, of Hickory, and the Misses
Brand, of ,Wllmtngton. Refreshments
of Ic cream, sherbet and rake were
nerved to the following guests: Mlaaea
Frankle Blf, of Hickory; Sue Bi !Jd,
Etta Brand and Madge Brand, of Wil
mington, and Elolae Erwln, ; Linda
Tllllnxhast. Kathleen Smith, ' Ruth
Dlrkwy, offlouaton, Tkxna; Laura Er'
vlit, Katharine- Ervln, lilsnche Snx
ton,' Helen Howard, Mabel Patton, K
tln AndfMon and Nora Laxton; and
Mrs. Robert Anderson, Lenoir Ave
ry, Wllllnm Smith, Roby 'Claywell,
Iti n Dvla. . Edward Ervln. Jack
llctnplilii; Krnnnuol Lehman, Jeroine
Conn, Otto. llanMn. .
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Mls Nancy foaraon and Mr. Al
rxandcr were moat happily married at
ha noma o,f the brMo'a grandmother.
tt ra Tl l'f.nr,in tuut U'..1n.ti.fTittf
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nmmuia; ai a;n; oiwK, i.ev. v, r.v
H'ilHnaw.rth, laator of the brldo, of-I
IklutcU. Duly ilia lmmoniate friends I
and relatives being' present 'She was
married In a -handsome . dark, .blue
traveling suit. ' Her only, attendant
waa' her maid. .of ho no Miss Atwood
Hunt,, who wore a white bgoadcloth
suit. The. bride la one of Morganton'a
most attractive and charming, young
lad !. Mr. Alexander Is the assistant
agent at the Southern depot and has
many friend. They lefton the f:l0
train for Washington, t where they Will
spend their honeymoon. They both
have scores of - friends who . wish for
them a bright and prosperous life."
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; : ; SCOTiiAND NECK,
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Correspondence' of The Observer. ' . 4 -
Scotland Kek, Sept. 14. All'" the
parties., charades and th- UKo for
the season have passed and the so
xjal - lncerettta at -the town are-con-
lined to vial tors to and . fr-jra . the
place. .Thare la atill much social
pleasure here, fur Scotland Nck al
.waya has vlalOra,'. Hn. : : VV. V.
Kltchln. of . Roxboro,--spent , aome
daya here, and fetla conHdeAt of his
re-election to Oonree, . : v-'
- Ex-State Senator E. T. Clark. - Of
Weldon waa bre rome- dy ago,--
Mesar M. L i. Oppnhiamor; O. . A
8nlpes gnd T.'K. Wllkorjn, of Hocky
Mount hay been here' this' week.
Mis Aim' poweK, of Whltakers,
one of . Nash county's eharmlng
yotmg ladles,- Is .vlattlna; Mlaaea Mer
lam v. and Ethel Webb.--Mrs. Capt.
O. J. Smith, of Klnston' has Vialted
relatives here this week. Mrs. P. L.
Solabury,- of Hamilton, has'been hera
to visit her parents, v Dr. and Mrs.
R.' M. Johnson. Mr. John B. Bay
ley, a promtaent member of the fac
ulty in a technical college In Texas,
Is her to visit his slater, Mrs. O.
T. Lampkln.-Mlss Willie Harvey, of
Florida, has seen here to visit rela
tive. Rev. Zack. Vincent, an Epls-
copal minister who haa been doing
misainnaiv -awntrar lis ininn nasi anaiTir i
misnlonsry work In Idaho, haa spent
some days here on a visit .to his
relative. Mr. B. F. Montague, of
Raleigh,. haa been here this week on
a Via It to Hie 'sisters, Mesdames jt.
H. Lawrence and K. E. Hllliard.
Mlsa MatUe Brlnkley, of : Edgefield,
haa been here some days visiting her
aunt, Mra. ' R. M. Johnson. Mr. R.
V. Kltchln haa moved his family to
Rocky Mount where he will make
his home while engaged .In business
for the Atlantic Coast Line. Messrs.
& W. Momeett, John W. AUback.
and A J. Madry have gone- on a
business trip North. Mr, . W. L.
Vaughan, who spent the summer In
Virginia with a fores of the United
States Geological Survey service, has
returned to Wake'- Forest to- resume
his work as Instructor. In English.
Miss Nonle-WllUford has' been In
Norfolk soma days. on a visit to her
I sister. Mlas Eleanor Smith, has gbne
fto Rocky) Mount to reauma her-w era
Mr. John B. Bray - and , brother,
George, ' . havs returned -.ifrom
George, who havs returned from
Hickory where they had been for the
tatters neaitn. -miss ions vunn naa
returned to Durham to reauma her
work as teacher In- the graded school
there. Mlas LI la Hancock, has gone
to Murfreesboro to enter the C. B.
F. Institute. Miss Neda 'Taylor,' ac
companied by her father.. Mr. O. K.
Taylor, has gone to Greensboro this
whi to enter umiwwrg . m ciiibiv
Colege. Mr. and Mra ' R.-C'Josey
have gone on a trip to Baltimore."
- The protracted meeting '. In the
Methodist church continues and' the
Interest deepens. Rev. J. A Parker,
of Wilmington, preaches - with great
power and -the people crowd to hear
mm . every ntgnt. (suite a - number
have made profession and also a
number have Joined the church.- Rev.
G. T. Lumpkin, pastor of the Bap
tist church, haa Just closed an Inter
esting protracted meeting at Cro wells.
flrMt nrcnnvi t Inn ie nlny mifla
for the rally day here next Thursday
by the Halifax branch of the Houtn
arn . (Jotton Aaaorlatlon. Hreatdant
C C Moore, of Charlotte, and .Hon.
Atfhlev Home, of Clayton, have con
sented to be present and addreas the
farmers and the public generally, for
the rally Is designed for the entire
community, . - f j "
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Correspondence of The Observer;
WsshJngton.lN. C, September 14.
Washington , lias ' been rather quiet
socially this week. -" Monday after
noon . Mr. , W. . W. Chauncey, bf this
city, cava a very delightful sail on
Pamlico river on his gas boat "The
sail, was given complimentary to
Miss Mary - Blakely, - of this -city.
Leaving the. dock st a p. m. uie
happy young people 'enjoyed a de
lightful sail down to Riverside Park,
about five miles from the city, where'
they disembarked and partodk of a
delcioss feast of scuppernong grapes.
The return.: trip, waa . made -without
mishap and the merry-makers arriv
ed home about "7:10 p. -mv Those
present were: Misses Elisabeth Tay
loe, Annie Fowl,-Susie Fields,' Ma
mle Hrthardson, Sally Car row. ' Hel
en Shaw, Gladys and Madeline Ella
worth, Maud Swindell, Elale Buck,
man. Ella Lea... Chauncey," Rebecca
Simmons, Elizabeth Simmons, Jesse
Kicks, Barah Blakely, ; Mary Jones;
Messrs. Allan Chauncey, Ed. Ayers
and L, A. Blakely. .-A -
" Mrs. Alex. Blow, -of Greenville,
haa returned after a few days visit
to her daughter, Mrs. N. E. Fulford,
on 'West Main, street , : a. ,
Mrs. Nathaniel Herding and daugh
ter. Rena. are visiting ' relatives In
Tarboro. ,. .:)...''..;. .
Mrs. James H. Cordonxarmounoea
the engagement of her daughter, Nan
nie Telfar. to Mr. J. Percy Grimes, of
Lexington, the wedding to take place
lath fall. ,Tf rr'A. r.yV,;;-'' 'i-h'l :f-
':;Vi:0AST0A;'v;'
Crorospoadence of The Observer. '
Gastonia, Sept 1 1. Mr. and Mrs.
Jm. I lirysn returned Friday from
their two weeks trip North, Col. and
Mra. A. Ha v a we, of Norfolk, Va., who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jno. F. -Love, are; visiting friends snd
relatives in Spartanburg, S. C Mrs.
fl. 11. I'nrk and little son returned
Thursday night from Apex, where
they have been spending the sum
mer With her parents, Mr, and Mrs".
Vtley. t . I -; ' .
Miss1 berth lng has return
ed to Grenabor to " enter
Greensboro ' Female College Mr.
James It. Franklin, of the West Vlr-
glnla Ind Company, la' vl
Ind Company, la vlIHng
irii-nui
rricnoa in waatonia. air. sna
Mra.
Walter Culp are
time In Aahrtvllln -
spending some
MUa (ile k'.hti'
fcrd Is In lClna's Mountain fyf s, fqw
days. Mr. and Mrs.: 15. H.v. Tuttle
have r returned from; Lenoir, where
they spent several "weeks. Messrs.
Fred Bmyre ' and D..H. Jones and
Mlaaea Edith Adams and Nell Smyro
returned the first ' of the week from
Zlrconla, . where they have been, wel
apendlng some time. Mr. and Mrs.
A C.! Williamson ..have been wel
come visitors in Oastonla for the past
tew- days. Mrs. - J. , c. La t nam i naa
bean spending sometlme In Lincoln
ton and Shelby, Misses Zoo-and Se
Unabava gone ' to . Llncolnton ' to
spend a few days with their mother
and friends. Misses Mollle and Maud
Separk, who 'have Nbeen visiting some
weeks with Mr, and Mra. J. H. Se
park,' have returned to- Raleigh, their
home, ; Mr. Separk accompanied
them. Mra. W. E. Klndley and Mesa
8usle Hoffman have . . returned from
Toxaway, where they had a moat de
ligntim siay.of a few days. Mrs,
H. N. LaFar ' and her alater, Mrs,
Mcljiurln, of Sumter, 8. C, are the
gueata of a tew days or Mr. and
lira, Pj,-B,'l-rar,i',,- . is.
T On Tuesday afternoon from five
to seven the U. C. Club waa delight
fully entertained by Mlaa Lowry
Shuford, at a porch party, complimen
tary to Miss , jjertha waidrop, ot
Hsndersonvnie, - and Miss Henny
Rsgsdale, of Greenville. Progressive
lotto waa played,' the score cards
were In the shape of an ear of corn.
suggesting the season. Dainty re
freshments were served,
Correspondence of The Observer. .
Wadesboro. Bept, 14. Miss Spur
lock, of NaanvUle, Tenn., the charm
ing guest . of Mrs. R. E. Little, haa
been favored witn many social cour
tesies during her stay 'In our midst
by a circle of friends who recognise
U v.. thoM .... -,fu of mlnd".nd
personality which we, . for lack or s
better term, call magnetism. This
cultured and' vera Ul young woman
goes to. , bu Marya In Kuieiejn. aa
teacher-of Anglian and ner friends
are- looking to her to fill this position
to the Queen s taste.
One of. the most delightful affairs of
the bummer- was the "progresalve
euchre' part given by Mrs. Lee D.
Kobinson on Thursday morning to
honor Miss Bpurlock, of Nashville.
Tenn. Slxhanded euchre was play
ed, the score cards-being dainty forms
of card ''spotshearts, diamonds,
spades and chiba. V After an enthusl
astlo gam, 1t was found that three
contestants had won an equal num
ber of points so Miss Spurlock, Mrs.
Fred J. Cox and Miss Johnale Dun
lap, were asked to cut for the prise.
Chance favored Mrs Coxe when she
wgff awarded a pair of. silver mani
cure scissors.' tne cam taoioa,
refreshing -Ices and -delicious cakes
were served on ' hand-painted china
which excited the
admiration of
every woman's Inmost soul. Ice
cream waa served In -punch ' cups
which complement - Mrs. Robinson'
famous punch bowl, all being the ex
quisite work of . her-: own skilled
fingers and clever brain. The guests
were: Mesdames Terrell Covington,
Fred J. Coxe, J. M. Covington, Eu
gene Little, J. D. Leak, J. T. Ben
nett C. M. Burns, Jr.,T. A' Mar
shall, Leon Scott ' and W. C.Via;
Misses Spurlock,. Johnale Dunlap,
Dora Burns, Lora tittle, Marian Lit
tle, Bertha -Moss and Clare Lock
hart -v ' - '?.. -
."Rose Hill" was gathered unto
her own when a choice set of roses
and rose buds. In the laughing guise
or the Bachelor Maids, was Informal
ly greeted at the evergreen, arch by
their - hoatesses of Tuesday evening.
Misses Emma and Eunice Rose. Here
on the lawn, "In the evening by
the moon light" some one strummed
on the old guitar .which was ac
companied by sn occasional snatch
of sosg and the music of hearty,
girlish laughter, as vacation reminla
ences were recounted and fashions.
Siaux or other dear ; vanities ot
rlhood were discussed. ,' Thus in In
nocent communion, the . '.'bachelor
daya are passing, and, aa time and
place divide, dreamy - eyes Will look
back on a vision of Joyous days
which will sweeten all life ( Im the
days to come. Before tha end of the
evening' Jollity, music and - dancing
were Indulged ln-doors," where- deli
cious Ices and cak a , were - served.
The members present were: . Misses
Johnsie Bennett and Mra. T. : A Mar
Johnsle Dunlap, May Dunlap Berts
moss,. Kisie tsennett and Mrs. T. A.
Marshall, Misses Emma and Eunice
Rose. The guests of the club were:
Misses Spence and Cnrrie, of Camilla,
Georgia, Burns and Crowson. '
r-' ' -r-VV ,;r.
' Many of our best ' girl and boys
are now . treading beaten paths to
various : seats of .- learning. ' Miss
Blanche Smith has srone : to Trinity
College and Mlsa Ooldle Mills' has
entered the Southern Conservatory
of Musto in Durham, Miss Charlie
Bells 'Craig, , Bessie Dockery sn
Estelle Moors are at the Presbyterian
College for.-.i Women In ...Charlotte
while Misses Portia and Connie Hunt
ley are our representatives - at Vir
ginia Institute, m Brlstow. Va.-'Our
boys arc distributing their ambltlonl
among the University, A at M., Hor
ner,' .Trinity, Dvldaon, .Oak Itldge,
Clemson and Wofford.'
a. . ... wl uv.,w... ...... . J7VWi
spending the summer In. Virginia, will
arrive home In a "few days. Her
friends will not be surprised to learn
that her handsome baby. Lucile' won
a sliver cup as prise for the most
beautiful baby at s recent baby show
In West, Virginia. v;.,.;H
"Mis"5 Jennie B. .Brent I7, visiting
friends In Greensboro.-Mrs. v H. I.
DePass, of Charlotte, Is with . her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Marshall.
Mr. Benton Blalock Is visiting In
A. t . - A I f .J , . . .p . I . '
FAYETTEV1LLE.
Correspondence of The Obaorver
Fayettevllle. Sept, 14. A beautiful
home marriage took pisceyeeterday
afternoon, uniting Mr.' W, P. Farrar,
a . youri Wilmington lumtnoaa
man, well-known snu much liked
her.' and Mlas Nellie Orsy Johnson,
daughter ' of , Mr. MntUitw, , W.
Johnton, of ' ,, the . lovellwat . snd
moat popular girls ' In Fayettevllle.
The marring ceremony was impress
ively performed by llev. Dr. J. J.
1111. pastor 'of the First - Ilaptl at
church. The hsll snd pnrlors were
lavlwhly dncorsted, but In i fnultlf'S
t-iite; snd, aa the bridal pair entered
tb parlor, th wedainj niarcU waa
exquisitely rendered by Miss -' Mary
.Wemyss,' of Newport News. -"There
was a magnlfleent dlaplay of weddln
girts, iiiuatratipg the popularity of
these -young. ' people. Quests out-of-town
were:1 Mr. and Mr. J, W.
Johnson. ' of. . Jilchmond. Va.J Mrs.
David Wemysa snd Miss -Wamyna, of
Newport News; Mr., and Mrs. Felton,
of Norfolk; Mr, - Farrar, of Wllmlng
on. v " ',". :i v .-' .'
The. voting contest' for the qoren
of the carnival of the Independent
Light Infantry next month, has- '(pen
ed, snd the voting Is going on rapid
ly. There are so many pretty Kay
etteville girls that, the young fellows
find It hard to vote; but. of course
the prettiest, girl .will get It in, th-i
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Miss Mlta Hum bar, of Jonesboro, la
the guest of Mrs. 8Ulea Bed bury,
corner of Dick snd Russell streets.
Mrs. A 8. Husks Is visiting Mr. and.
Mrs. John K. Elliot at their beauti
ful country home, .,'Horblscope.,'
Mlsa Isabella Williams Is visitlngfMrs.
J. A White In Augusta, Ga Mrs. W.
A Cone . and daughter, Miss Mary
Louise, who havs been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Q. K, Nlmocks, have
returned to Laredo. Tex. Mlsa Vir
ginia C. Fllppo,- head nurse of ' the
Hlghsmlth' Hospltalrwho has been In
New Tork to study tha hospital work
In that city, has returned to her
post Mrs. M. W. Raynor and chil
dren, who have been vial ting Mr.and
Mra l. U Cromartle at Garland, re
turned yesterday. Dr. .L., B. Evans,
of Clarkton, -returned home yester-
day after a vuit to bis sister. Ml as
Bettle W. Evans, who la a patient In
the ' Hlgnsmttb .- Hospital. Messrs,
Hamer and Powell, of Robeeon coun
ty, and k Covington, of Latta, B. O.,
pauenia in xne tiignamiin naapiiai,
are able to be out lnjhe sun parlor,
and receive their f rtenoY "
STAlVILLE.
Correspondence of The Observer.
Statesville, Sept 14 Marriages
are still frequent occurrences In Statea-
vllle and Iredell. There have been
several in the country, during the
paat week. At the home of the
officiating: minister. Rev. V. M. Swain,
In Cool Bprlng township, Wednesday
afternoon, Mr. Lesley J. Current and
Miss Mollle1- Woo ten were united in
marriage. Mr.- Current Is the son of
Mr. j. w. current and miss, wooten
the daughter of Mr. Gus Wooten.
Both are popular young people and
have the beat wishes of a large num
ber of friends.
Quite s number o young peo
ple from Statesville and Loray pic
nicked at Davis Sulphur Springs Tues
day. . Among the number were:
Pressly. Ora Phlfer. Brennie Ross,
Mra J. E. P. Rosa, Misses Daisy
Anna Phlfer, Mayme, Berta and May
vicaery, ora and Mary biiarpe, Ad-
.11. uKi. vr. Ok. r-n-. ' D.fl.
Messrs. Pryor and Will Sharps, Jo.
Shuford. Pressley Watt, James Viek
ery, Clarence Moore and Otis Wood
side. An excellent dinner was spread
and the day very pleasantly spent
Last Thursday evening a porch
party was given at Mr. L. K. Over
cash s In . - honor of Miss Brennie
Rosa, of Arkansas. Refreshments
were served, games played and the
evening was a very pleasant social
affair. Miss Ross left yesterday for
hor home at Mamoth springs, Ark,
At the beautiful home of her
father, - Mr. T. J. Allison, on Davie
avenue, last Saturday evening, Miss
Elisabeth Allison dollghtfully enter
talned a number of friends at a
card .party. . The affair was given In
honor of Mr. Raymond Allison who
waa St home on-a visit. Mr. Allison
returned to fniiadeipma Hunday,
where he has a position with- the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Among
those present at the party were Misses
Lois Long, Mary Carlton, Elvle Mc
Elwes snd Minnie SherrtU; Messrs.
Harry L. McCall, O. E. Hughey,
Flake Steele, snd W. A. Bristol. -
Mrs. Mitchell's boarding house was
the scene of a very pleasant aoclal
function Monday night - when
MlsS'Zelma Sherrill entertained a
number of young people In honor of
Miss Alma Coffin, of Charltte. Re
freshments were served and' 'Mlas
Sherrill was voted a model hostess
along this line especially. A male
quartette composed of Messrs.. C. E.
Echerd, W. K. Strospe, J. B. Reec
and C. .E. Sloan, was present and
sang severs! selections. The music
jf a string bsnd also added to the
pleasure qf the evening. i
Tuesday evening from 1o 16 Mtsg
Elisabeth Evans charmingly enter
talned the Toung People's Union of th
First Baptlat church. Dainty refresh
ments of cresm and cake were served,
games played and other pleasures
were Indulged In. There was- also
some excellent singing and instru
mental' mualo which helped In the
entertaining of the' highly pleased
crowd present .
SALISBURY. "
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Correspondence of Th Observer, VV:
1 , Salisbury, , Bept -14. Salisbury
vaunts tnot herself any mors on her
culture her Athens, her proud con
tinuity of intellectual tradition.
Mcripturaily,' her name s nemriortn
must be Ichabod. How '' often has
this scribe been Interviewed by the
cultured. - and Importuned by the
Scrlpturally-learned to, render the
Information where the patroness of
literature, Mrs. J. Lindsay Patterson,
had gotten the name snd Inspire
tlon for her, Inimitable essay, "The
Days of th Right Hand." Always
the Salisbury scribe anawered she was
"piling Pellon , on. Osa" , to find out
but lacked ' tne moral , courage . to
face her own familiar friend - with
the Interrogation i or i expose.; such
wanton Ignorance. ' Having boen
nourished at the same alma mater.
but drank less deeply at the pierean
soring, and knowing Mrs, Patterson.
Timothy-like, had known the Script
ure from - ner youtn, this scribe
believed the -fVle of "Th Days of
the Right Hand" had . Scriptural
Origin. ' ':Y:j ( 'V.r- '-!
Mr. Orin J.' Davis, , who Know
Ms Bible from Geneel 'to Iteveln
ti'in and atuales it -like sn- good
Presbyterians, at whose feet this
scribe sits for UlUllcal , learning re
vealed the truth long sought for in
darkness. How many Observer read
ers will be honest and any they knew
who, was the autnor of the v iittis
eaaays of such Inilnllo and CXQUIHlte
literary charm 7 Too many have
confesged Ignorance now to declare
iney possesaed. tne Knowledge. . r k
,77th Psalm, versea f-11 Is the
exuiaiteiy - tender. apposite inspira
tion: "Hath God forgotten' 'to be
gracious T Hath - He In . anger shut
up - HI tender -mercies? -And said.
This Is my Infirmity, but I will re
member th years of the Right Hand
of the Most High. I will remember
the works of the Lord. Surely 1 win
remember thy. works or old.".
- For penanc this scribe Is memor
ising the 111 Psalm, with apologies
to Mrs. Patterson.1 who Is the lover,
the keeper, the giver of the' light
"Thy word' Is a lamp unto my feet
and light unto my patn."., , ,t
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The Tuesday Afternoon , Bonk Club
came Into existence at the hospitable
home of Mlsa Sadie Klutts, . which
means much for the Intellectual and
social life of Salisbury. Miss flora
Keith chapman was elected preai
dent Miss Crump vice president, sec
retary, Mlaa Mary- Ferrand Hender
son. The members are: Misses
Mary Ferrand Henderson, Eleanor
Watson, Mlttle Pander Lewis, Mary
Shaver, Sadie Klutts,' Isabel Brown,
Marion Helllg, Elisabeth Crump, Jes
sie Lawrence; Mesdames Nettieton
Payne Murphy. William. Neave. Wal
ter Henderson Woodson. The first
meeting will be held at "The Wil
lows" Tuesday September tSth, with
Miss Flora Keith Chapman aa charm
ing and gracious hostess.
"Blythewood." the home full ot
the aroma of the old South' gentll
lty and conservatism, aad savoring
only-or the highest and best. in the
social and Intellectual life of Sails-
bury, waa the scene of beautiful hos
pitality Thursday afternoon with
Mlsa Elisabeth Henderson as hostess
fn honor of Mrs. Archibald Hender
son, of Chapel Hill. Bridge was
played by the Thursday Afternoon
Bridge Club. 'The guests of honor
were: Misses Msmle Mock. Marlon
Alexander Mallett, Flora Keith
Chapman, Mlttle Pender Lewis, The
club members, Mrs. Robert Lee
Mauney. Walter Henderson Woodson,
Mrs. P. N. Brown, Savannah; Mary
Led better Smith, Annie an -Louise
Neave. Jeanle Caldwell Klutts, Mrs.
Archibald Henderson, Mary Freeland
Henderson ,
a
Mrs. Jsmes Preston Moore will ac
company Secretary Bruner to Boston,
with his fine collection of gems, stones,
rare minerals and magnlfleent pho
tographs illustrating all parts of the
State, and the splendid series of
transparent photographs of the State
from Toxaway to the- coast Mrs.
Moore, apart from her artistic work,
Is a genius and a rare beauty that
will be as bright a Jewel as Secre
tary Bruner could present to cultur
ed Boston. She goes to Nova Scotia
and will travel through the land of
Evangeline before returning to Salis
bury. , , .
Mrs. Edwsrd J. Hale Is the guest of
her niece, Mr. Harry J. Overman.
Major E. J. Hall win arrive next
week to welcome the "Great Com
moner" to North Carolina. Ha wo
on the executive and Bryan recep
tion committee, In New York. Ma
jor Hall has been in the foremost
ranks or pubno service and aa a
man of lettera he has mads North
Carolina's name shine with a great
er lustre. Mrs. Hate, In. the service
of society. Church and State, 'la none
the lesa disiingulsnedar ur. , Psui
Wnitenead la a guest Of Dr. Jonit
Whitehead. He came to be with his
aaugnter, Mrs. Kicnard wnitenead.
who Is already a record-breaker as
a patient at tne w nitehead-Dtokes
Benitarihm for remarkable recovery.
Mrs. Claude Ramsay, a social fa
vorite here, as in Seattle, Wash., will
arrive soon to be the- guest of Mrs.
James Hill Ramsay. Her husband.
Claude C. Ramsay, a Sallsburlan. nal
won the admiration and respect tor
himself as a worthy cltlsen of Wash
ington State and political honors are
being tendered to him worthy sod
or an illustrious sire, Dr. James Gra
ham Hill Ramsay.
Miss Janet Qulnn, a charming so
cial favorite, is making her home In
uranam as stenographer or Metrnne
Holt Dr. W. Clarence Klutts has
left Salisbury to go to Oermany for
a year's atudy In surgery. Mlas Bo
phis Ursre Klhtt will soon enter
Converse College, Spartanburg, B. C
Miss Mary Murphy returns to Red
Springs-Miss Mary Dye, of" Norfolk,
a.,, haa arrived and is the delight
ful guest of her rharmlna- kinswoman.
Mra Milton states Brown. Mr. Wil
liam H. Overman has raturnod from
Tate Springs, where she was th cyn
osura of great admiration. Rev. W.
A. LSMbeth. Thomasvlll. cama to
Salisbury for . a fa w hours' visit
Thursday. Hs has won tha ' loving
favor of many warm friend here.
Mrs. Thomas Galloway Williamson
and children returned to Salisbury
this week from Ashevllle on account
of the serious Illness of Mr. Gallo
way Williamson from a . mosquito
bite. Mrs. Derrill Hart McCol lough
I. AM k. ...... . A ...
v.. . . . v . ,wiv, . .1 UI WW,' , T"l J T "
ery, and her friends - rejoice at this
assurance. Miss Katharine Stronach,
who ha been spending the summer
with Mrs. N. P. Murphy snd Mrs. W.
M. Wiley, returned - Friday, to RsJ
elgh, ''''...'.''
The ' - Elisabeth Maxwell ' Steele
Chapter, North Carolina Daughters
American Revolution, will hold an
Important meeting ; Monday . after
noon at o'clock, with ' the regent
Mrs. 1 Edwin - Williamson-Overman.
Election of delegatea to the Hender
son congress-to be held. October IS,
the date of the Edentnn tea party;
also ths election . of officers for th
ensuing rear. ,, :o
TfYnrnTAV'-L
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Correspondence' of rrhs Observer. V
l,'' Lexington, . Sept. 11. Last Friday
evening. Mr. ahd Mrs. James Houston
Alexander were at home to s few
friends In honor of Miss Dixie Alex
ander, of Charlotte, and Miss Annie
B. Strickland,, of Loulsburg. - Jt whs
a charming porch party , and being
typical September weather, the even
In was most delightfully spent In
every ense of) the word. Whist wss
Indulged . In. and Mlaa Ktrkkland
added 'to the pleasure of the even
Ing by. giving', some fine k recitations,
delloloiis Ices and other tempting re
freshments were served. Those who
were so fortunate as to be the Ktienta
of' Mr. and Mrs. ; A1exsnrir were;
Mlas Aelon Trice, and Mr. Wade I'MI
llpa! Ml Edna McCrery n.l :r.
Itrantly Finch; Mlaa l:iln Thimii i
and Mr. I'-ruswoll; Mlas I'carle M j .it
'.".'i-v:-yrff;;::v-:.'.
and Mr. E.lQ.. Couch; Mlsa Rosa
Moffltt lid Mr, Msl Grimes; ' Mlas
Velgh Hutchison and Mr. Hal Boring; .
Mis Gertrude Hammer and Dr. Dav
id Hill; Mlaa Edith Green and Mr.
W. F. Welborn; Mlas "Kathleen Smith,,
and Mr. Joe Thompson; . Mlas -May !
Thompson and Mr. Jo Moffltt; Mlas
Jessie Hunt, and Mr.' James , Adder
ton; Mis Camilla Hunt and Mr.. Fos
ter Hanklns; Mr. and Mrs. L.-L. Bar
bee, Mra: H. S. Radcllffe, Mlases Pat
tle y Walker, Mary Noble Burkhead,
Margaret Radcllffe and Breta NoelL
The graded v schools ; opened on ;
Monday. The. new building present
a handsome appearance and there, h
now plenty of room and a full equip -ment
- of everything necessary v for
godd work, and with ample grounds
snd a beautiful lawn. It will indeed, r
be a credit to Lexington. Following
are the teachers for the ensuing year: : v v
prof. w. M. Brown, principal; Misses
Ellsaneth MacCall. Statesville Rosa v
Moore, Greanaboro; Myrtle Surrstu, .
Jackson Hill; Linda Clement Mocks-i
ville; Sue . Bobbins. Lexington,-1 ; ,
Frances 41111, Concord; Metta Fletch- .
er, Ashevllle; Margary Kesler. Mor . :
gen ton; Roxle Sheet, Lexington: An- :
nle B. Strickland. Loulsburg: music- '
teacher, Mlsa Marlon Orey, of Oresns '
boro. '-.. .. .- . r '..',-.
WINSTON-SALEM.
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Correspondence of The Observer. -' 1 ' .
w tnston-Bslem. , p?iept i 14. The
nomad of the summer tide who re-.- i
turns to Winston-Salem after a three
months absence may not exactly need : j
the services of a guide but she will
need someone to share and lntenal-.
fy the feelings of delight with .
hlch she beholds the wondrous '
signs of growth snd progress that
greet her on all sides. Stately new,
homes, smart commodious business '
buildings, one matchless new hostel
ry, to say nothing of Uncle. Sam's;" .
over-modest snd rather dlspropor-; 1 -tionate
official home all mark the-
strides of progress snd develop:
ment In the . Twin-City. Not In? '
material things merely is' this exu-. ,
bersnt growth to be found. Our; 1 ,
schools opened last week with sn In-:
cressed. attendance and with an en- '
thnsiasm on the part of pupils and '
teachers thst gives promise of the-
moat prosperous session In ths snnal -.;
of the school. The venerable Salem ' :
Acsdemy snd College, growing richer''
each year In the loving appreciation
of its patrons and In Its ever widen-,'
Ing sphere of usefulness, began the '
106th yesr of Its vigorous life wlthi
a record-breaking attendance. -." - , ,
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And the Carnegie Library. tin the;
brief year of Its existence, has come '
to be recognised as an Institution '.
more Intimately bound up with th--hspplness
and . development of nouri f .,
people than Its most srdent friends.
snd advocates ever dreamed It would
be. But the feature of the summer -tide
thst has dlfferentlsted this from :
all others snd made the memory of . '
It a thing of beauty and a Joy for-!
ever, haa been the band concerts on,
the square. These delicious expres-
slons of foatertng love snd substan-" .
tlsl Interest In the Dlessures of our
cltlxens on the part of the board of'
trade have won for this patriotic '
body the most unstinted praise snd -appreciation
from the entire commu-,
nity. one could almost imagine him-..
self transported to some famed mu
aicat centre in the proud old world '
beyond the sea, when he mingles In ;
the bright throngs of appreciative ;
lovers of good mUalc who gather- on
and around the square to enjoy;,
every Tuesday and Friday evening, .
the delightful music furnished by the
Winston Cornet Bond. - . . s -
The aoclal world 1 taking" swhllsf"
oft now, wearing mostly kimonos is,
ths morning snd low-necked - sleeves -In
the afternoon, with no morel so- T -
sorblng pssttms than unpacking and '-
storing away summer tnings aunnsr
the forenoon snd a spin In a motor '
csr when the sun goes a-westerlng. '
Thia Is well, for all- work and no,
rest would make mlladl of ths social -
world ss dull as a Jack knife. ; :
r .
Monday afternoon Mrs. -Frank'
Coleman wss the agreeable hostess .
to the following gyests In a delight- ,
rui game or nriage: mesasmes v ii i'
llam N. Reynolds. D. N. Dalton. R,
J. Reynolds. J. C. Buxton, Ir.Los. r
Thomas, Robt Galloway, Ed. ' lAsa
terJ E. W. O'Hanlon. A. H. Eller, '
J. W. Ludlow. R. D. Jewett; MisseeY
Senab and Mary Crlts, Mlaa Smith. -
of West Va.. th guest of Miss Mary
Crlts; Misses Maxle Smith, j Annie i -Ludlow,
Margaret and Frank Ilanes,
Mary Taylor and Vivian Owens. -The
pleasure of ths Interesting occasion '
waa enhanced by the very oppor
tune arrival ot Mlsa Carroll Coleman, , -who
has been enjoying a round of .
rayetr In - Virginia and - elsewhere. , ,
She ssslsted her mother In - serving ?
ths delicious refreshment. , , ' '
. LINCOON
Correspondence of The Observer.
Lincolnton. Sent ' II. On Tuesday-, '
of this week, Mrs. Leonard Richard- :
son, entertained at luncheon, In hon .
or of Miss Katherlns Hoke, at her
charming country home, "Woodslde. .
A faint hint ot autumn crlspness In ;
ths atmosphere, with here and there
an adaed touch of fall tftne flowers'
and foliage, made one really alive to
the passing of - summer, a season
beautiful In a beautisnl spot Lart
vases filled with purple) crepe myn
added their old-time loveliness to t
reception, room, where, after lun- -
eon th gueata gathered In attract
little groups to make merry, the h -
of ths afternoon snd to wish all 1 . ,
nines to -ths lovely guest ef hompr.
Miss Hoke chsrmed everyone as site
sat at the piano and sang in a sweet
ly unaffected manner . several songa.
favorltea of her friends.- Not only
ths voice,, but the strikingly ban u
some, vet girlish figure of the ' ;-
er, and over all. the sum le. qui ,r
charm of "Woowslde," ma.le a pi -
turs not soon td be forgotten and n.
the guest will hold dear for mrv
dsys after the everyday comrade ' :
of a fair girl of Llncolnton will l
but S memory.'
Mrs. Richardson served , to !
guests an elegant SlX-conrte 1 i
eon, rliHrmlnir In every li t ; ! V
attractive renirrploee of
peua- decorated the I hi
favors beliiir .HU ro i i
heart shaped s.-u-Ih-im. ' i i
were: Mlaa Hik, !'r. 1
n-r. Mra. Wm. Ci ".
I: l"hrdaon, M ra. '1 -
AHi-n Klrliril:n. '
"! i a l.U l;ni- i '-. . I
son. ' r. 1 ' V . ' '
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