The news & observer., 1897-06-19

denccd the superior musical training OF
the pupils.
The train this evening brought about
$50 more to enjoy the pleasures OF the
seashore, among them many OF the most
prominent people in the State. ! noticed
among the arrivals: Judge Henry IL.
Bryan, Hon. II. M. Simmons, Hon. i.
NJ. Pearsall, r.. w. Dewey, Hon. M. ID.
w. Stevenson, DIR. Leinster Duffy, w. ID.
McIver, Newbern; G.. A. Grimsley, SUI
perintendent Of the Greensboro graded
school; Hon. Il. i. Aydlett, Elizabeth
City: II. t. Greenlce, Edenton; Il. 6.
Pearce Grcenvile; George G. Heck,
Knoxville, Tenn; Jesse NJ. Oldham, Me
hane; NJ. g. Winston and wife, Selma;
is. IL. Williams, Lexington; II. J.. Wood
ard. Pamlico; Paul V. Anderson, princi-
pnI of Wilson graded school; George L.
Farrell, Bayboro; +. l.. Carr, Castoria
Mrs. A. l.. Branch. Wilson; DIR. w. i.
Exum, Goldsboro; Judge James IL. Shep-
herd, Hon. +. III. Busbee, j. ID. Boush-
all and wife. DIR. II. Fl. Lewis, Harry
Heck; Miss s. w. Kirkland, of Raleigh.
The first german" of the season was
given tonight in the ball room and was
brilliant scene of gayety and beauty
and gallantry Of this State, which is fa-
nous for the beauty Of its women and
the galantry of its men. The giddy mazes
of the dance attracted the interested
gaze of the guests of the hotel and held
as it's willing captive those who delight
in the "pOetry of motion" The music
was excellent and all went merry as "a
marriage bell" The german was grace
fully led by Mr.. Morrisey, Of Clinton,
with Miss Wooten. of Greenville, as
sisted by Mr.. G. S. Forbes, of Greenville
The participants were:
| G. S. Carr, of Greenville, with Miss
Hal Morson, of Raleigh.
Dr. II. l.. Carr, of Greenville, with
Miss Loula White. of Greenville.
w. G. Carr, of Castoria, with Miss
Minnie SlOcumbe, of Goldsboro.
Sidney Kennedy, of hnston, with Miss
Rosa Hooker, of Greenvile.
A. r. Kennedy, of Kinston. with Miss
Mamie Fleming, of Greenville.
G.. r. Harper, of Castoria, with Miss
Blanche Flanagan, of Greenville.
J. L. Arlington, of Rocky Mount, with
Miss Hilliard, of Oxford.
| C. T.. Wilkinson, of Greenville, with
Miss Lena Latta, of Raleigh.
| Mr.. Dewey, of Newbern, with Miss
Mary Latta, of Raleigh.
Mr.. Pritchett, of Raleigh, with Miss
Davis of Beaufort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gatlin, of Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, Of New Bedford,
Mass.
Capt. Bullock, with Miss Wilkinson, of
Tarboro-
George Stronach, of Wilson, with Miss
Gertrude Dill, of Morehead.
J. L. Fleming, of Greenyille, with Miss
Elizabeth Grow, of Raleigh.
Roscoe Num-, of Newbern, with Miss
Hancock. of Newbern.
Fred Carr, of Castoria, with Miss Ma
tilda Fort, of GoldsbOro.
w. r. Miller, of KinstOn, with Miss
Ford. of North Carolina.
| Mark Stevenson, of Newbern, with
Miss Worthington. of Kinston.
Mr.. Stiff, of Newbern, with Miss lvey,
of Newbern.
Mr.. J. B. Culpepper, of Richmond, Va.
The expansive face of Capt. Kendrick
expressed the intense pleasure that was
shared by DR.. Lanneau and Capt. Den
son over the fact that they caught the
largest number of fish of any of those
who went after the finny TRIBE. The
fishing is now good and the the sportsmen
are in their glory.
Every train brings additions. Over one
hunrded and twenty-five arrived tonight.
The attendance is the largest for years.