The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-23

result will be nobler men, more beautiful
women, happier homes, grander lives
greater perfection in our race, and w,
will appreciate the threefold blessing OF
Heaven, the gift of our imperfect world
of the the True, the Beautiful and the
Good"
The art exhibit here of the work done
by the pupils of the North Carolina
School for the Deaf and Dumb at Nor
canton, reflects credit upon the pupils
and Miss FafsOn, the Instructor in this
| department of the institution The
whole display was very creditable indeed.
but the work done by Miss Jessie Uz-
zell, of Raleigh, and Miss Legrand. of
| Charlotte, deserve special mention. This
| feature of the school work is valuable
department. The sense-~of intuition is
| doubtless sharpened by the loss of the
sense of hearing. / learn from Prof.
| Goodwin, who is attending the Assembly,
that there were 204 attending the school
| last session, and that he has already re-
| ceived about one hundred applications.
Miss Minnie Sfocumb, of the Colds
| borough Graded School, has charge of
| the department of vertical writing.
Miss SlOcumb read a paper showing the
superiority of vertical over slant writ
ing, and gave a talk on position, pen
holding, movement, etc The subject
was discussed and results compared, and
practical school room lesson given.
PLEASANT GERMAN.
The most successful german of the sea-
son was led tonight by Mr.. Almon Hart.
of Tarboro, with Miss Hattie Hargrove.
of Louisburg. The following couples
participated: DIR. Aver, of Raleigh. with
Miss Minnie Slocumb, of Goldsboro; Mr.
Parker. of Godsboro. with Miss Ada
Wootten. of Greenville; Mr.. Charles.
Wilkinson. with Miss Lily Edmundson.
of Wilson; Mr. w. g. Carr, with Mis-.
Matilda Fort. of Pikeville; Mr.. G. S.
Carr, of Greenvile, with Miss Hal Nor
son. of Raleigh; Mr.. John Arlington.
with Miss Lulu White, of GreenyilIe:
Capt. John ID. Bullock Of Rocky Mount,
with Miss Lizzie Crow, of Raleigh; Mr.
Chas. Harper. of CastOria with Miss
Ophelia Howell. of Goldsbor0: Mr. Jarvis
Sugg. of Greenville with Miss Mamie
Fleming. of Greenyille; Mr.. j. l.. Elem
ing. of Greenvile with Miss Blanche
Flanagan. of Greenville; Mr.. Fred. Carr.
of Castoria with Miss Ethel Norris. of
Raleigh; Mr.. j. ID. Culpepper of Rich
mond. with Miss Rosa Rountree. Of
Grecnville; Mr.. l.. l. Moore. with Miss
ELLA King. of Greenville: Mr. A. L.
Octtinger OF Kinston. with Miss Mary
Latta, of Raleigh; Capt. Williams. with
Miss Sue Borden, of Goldsboro: Mr..
Cebe Sugg. of Snow Hill. with Miss
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Stronach with Miss Dill. of Morehead:
Mr. Geo. Butler, of Clinton, with Miss
Davis. of Beaufort: Mr. J. q. Sizer. with
Mis- Gertrude Hamilton. OF Georgia; Mr.
c. s. Forbes. of Greenville. with Miss
Worthington. of Greenville.
Stgs-Messrs. Balde Sewers. Joseph
Glutz, Jake Einstein. f. T. Oettinger.
This afternoon Mr. Fred Carr gave Il
sail complimentary to Miss Daisy Smith
of Goldsboro.
The ubiquitous, Capt. Hendricks. *
no small feature in the entertainment OF
gathering of this sort. He is always
doing some kindly, thoughtful act 10
make other people enjoy themselves.
MOrehead seems to be the Mecca this
summer. The train tonight brought in
large number OF people, among whom
noticed: Joseph J. Rogers. Raleigh;
&C.. i. Barron and wife, Mrs. j. w Suit
toni Miss Nora Sutton, f. +. Wootten.
s. A. Wootten, Miss Lula Whitfield,
Miss Pearl Hardee, Miss Ida Fields,
Miss Estelle Wootten. X. r. Kinsay,
La Grange; ]. II. Mallard. X. w. Mer-
rift, Winston; Miss Dora Wick, Miss
Roberta Atkinson, Selma; J. A. Faison.
W. III. Williams, Warsaw: Prof. r. f.
Britton. High school. Monroe; DIR. ]. ii.
Clewell. principal Salem Female Aca-
denny; W. G. Barrett, Salem; Miss Sue
Borden, Rev. r. II. John, Goldsboro
Miss Faison, Fayetteville; Misses Jennie
Doughtery, Mabel Bishop and Minnie
Bishop, Rich Square; J. A. Jones and
wife, Misses Jennie Brown, Rachael
Brown, Newbern Lewis Atkinson, Wash
ington, ID. c., and A NJ. Yates, Charles
ton g G.