The state chronicle., 1893-06-22
AT NOREHEAD.
The Teachers Assembly is on at The
Summer Capital.

Ahe iedcherS' Assembly Is on at The
Summer Capital.
MoREHEAD CRY, n. c., June 20, 1893.
Tonight's train brought in large
reinforcements for the opening e1-
ercises of the tenth annual session
of the Teachers Assembly which
take place in the morning.
The great Atlantic Hotel wears
its most pleasing appearance, the
halls and ball room being dotted
mere and there with groups of
handsomely dressed ladies and ct
tentive cavaliers. The culture, and
the beauty of the State are gather
ed here and on each train new srri-
walls will add to the goodly number
already in attendance.
Among the guests about the no.
tel and Assembly Hall tonight 1 no.
ticed Hon. T. j. Jarvis and wife,
Col. A. Nj. Wsddell, Prof. James B.
Dinwiddie, Prof. John j. Blair,
president of the Assembly, Col E.
G.. Harrell, the active and energetic
secretary, Mr.. P. II. Parsall, Capt
W. 3. Kendrick, Mr.. G.. n. Ives,
Prof. J. j. Foust and Mr.. George
Conner of Wilson, MIR. Pulaski Cow
per, Rev. 7. n. Ivey of Wilson, Col.
c. s. Winston and Mr.. A. J. Hester
of Roxboro, Mr.. John B. Kenny,
Mr.. ". ". Kitchin and wife of Rox-
boro. Among the ladies whose
names l recall were Mrs. j. A
Odell, Mrs. Price, Mrs Brown and
Miss Lula Brown of Greensboro
Mrs. j. B Neathery and Miss Mamie
Robbins of Raleigh, Mrs. J. N. Cole
of Raleigh, Mrs. E. B. Ellis and Miss
Emma L. Jones of New Berne, Miss
Matte Whitaker of La Grange snt
: Misses Alice Hester and Mary Ste
vens of Roxboro.
Tie feature of tonight was the
impromptu entertainment given il
the Assembly Hall by number O
> talented ladies and gentlemen
Quite an audience gathered to heal
. the music and recitations and eacl
member of the following programm
was greeted with applause:
Il instrumental Duet, Misses Ho!
y den and Robbins.
/ Vocal Solo-"Whispsr Low
Miss Laura Suiter.
= Recitation-"The Organ Builder
- Mics Lawrence.
. Vocal Solo-"The Waiting Hear
- Miss Lula Brown.
u, instrumental Solo Hiss Holde
,! Vocal Solo-"Pierrot"-Mrs Ch
- - pin.
70 Recitation-Prof. ]. J. Blair.
. Vocal Solo-Beauty's Eyes-Mi
Robbins.
Already the guests Of the Allan;
are complime nting the bill of ia
o presented by Mr.. B. L. Perry, vi
= is in charge of the hotel this ye:
y # the supper he spread before t
" guests who arrived tonight is
;. sample of the usual fare, there W
IL be no kicking" at Morehead IL
:, year. All the guests are comfort
n Il bly, situated in pleasant rooms g.
u every attention is paid to their !
quests.
81 =, It is delightfully."- cool here, t
= al change from the heat Of the inter
no of the State being most remarkal
and most pleasant.
90 Tomorrow morning Col. a.
hu Waddell delivers the opening {
u dress before the Assembly and
s, night President Jno. J. Blair res
1e his annual address, at TIE close
10 which the Secretary Col. e. G. II
rell will make his annual report
'eo Secretary and Treasurer.
Isl As I close this letter the sw
oie music OF the orchestra comes to
from the ball room and 1 hear
'ne rhythmic sound of the dancers
Oh they keep time to the pleasi
=, strains. Happy days and mig
'ne are these for the sojourners
all Morehead City.
eat MoREHEAD Cry, n. c., June 81
see The Assembly crowd is rapi
.nu :au growing and all the people
II a.n u greatly pleased with the mana
a'e ment Of the Atlantic Hotel {
es' there is not single cause for c.
ne plant. Today has been one of
or most enjoyable in the history Of
as Assembly. The morning session
'%uI- % cluded stirring speeches by G
'e!y Jarvis, Judge Winston and 9th
IA At night the Assembly was
- -, lighted by the matchless ora
tne Col Waddell, in an address on
'ole important subject Of Socialism
po- the United States. The speech
efs' full of profound TIC ught and
struction. Gov. Carr arrived
o, evening and will speak tomor
els morning. In the afternoon he
'ne visit the new camp ground acc
~ panied by a party of promir
lion ladies and gentlemen.
anu The outlook is that the Asser
will be one Of the best and 4
enjoyable and successful cess
ever held. The intercoilepiate