The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-25
Morehead Has Lost None of
its Gayety.
GUESTS There FROM AFFAIR
AND MANY CHARMING HOUSE,
PARTIES ADD TO GAYETY.
SOME OF THE RECENT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Officers Of the Second Regiment Entertain
Boating, Fishing and Dancing Con-
tinue Prime Favcrites. lhe
Recent Arrivals.
Recent Arrivals.

Recent Arrivals.
Morehcad City, July 24.-(Special.)-
a noticeable feature of the scashore
traffic to the North Carolina coast this
season is the increase of travel to this
delightful resort from far away points,
such us Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama
| and Virginia. In the large list of recent
arrivals there are to be noticed many
people of business and social prominence
from all over the South, and these seem
to particularly enjoy the fishing and so
cal side of seashore life. 1t is gay
summer on this superb coast, the hotel
is crowded with merry house parties. and
one meets almost rs many peopic
one knows. as at Old Point and Virginia
Beach. and what Il variety one has.
There is delightful, old historic Beaufort,
one of the Oldest and most picturesque
of seaside towns; Fort Macon, which
was celebrated ut one time and is now
Il beautiful place to visit; good fishing,
dancing boating, sailing, bathing and
i'll fact there is not an hour that can be
called stupid, and if you get tired of
these pleasures why, get you IA pretty
girl and sit out on the cool verandas
aud enjoy the ocean breezes while the
charming girl tells you what Il good
time she is having.
Many prominent North Carolinans
make this well known resort their SUM
mer home aud prefer it to the ultra
| fashionable resorts Of the North 1t
is delightfully."- home like, and the At
! lantic Hotel is one of the most pleas
I ria II, h., ~.
ably managed and run as an up-to-date
resort should be run. The steward. Mr..
| Nj. 5. Anderson. who presides over the
/ department that touches the inner man,
is one of the best in the business. and
the table at this hotel is unsurpassed.
/ Messrs. Barbee, Griffin and Cooke.
the managers, take Il personal interest
in the pleasure of their guests and try
to provide for them everything neces-
sary for their pleasure and comfort
RECENT FUNCTIONS.
Mrs. Sherwood Higgs, of Raleigh, gave
a delightful sailing party Friday.
| Mrs. l.. J.. Morehead, of Durham,
gave Il charming moonlight sail Friday
night.
| Mrs. l.. A. AIahler gave a very pleas
/ ant card party Friday morning, which
was enjoyed very much, light refresh
ments were served and prizes given.
! Mr.. Harvey White gave pleasant
sail and picnic ut Davis Island Satur-
| day.
| Mr.. Watkins Robards, of Raleigh, gave
/ q complimentary german Saturday even
| ing to Miss Blanche Blake.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bragaw, of
| ant sailing party Oh their handsome
yacht, the Brandt
! The officers of the Second regiment
| entertained their young lady friends at
dinner ut Camp Shipp- Bagley Friday
| and at dress parade during the after
noon.
NEW ARRIVALS.
The following are the arrivals during
| the past two days: j. III. Harris, Il.
w. Ballard, Ed. Watson, Franklinton
j. W. Boone, Newport; w. X. Heinant
and wife, Miss Hcinant, Newbern $. L.
| Dill, A. & n. c. II. r.; Major Il. A.
| Macon, n. c. S. g.; Guy w. Pope, A.
| l.. Joyner, G. l.. McGhee, Camp Shipp--
Bagley; j. &. Dunn, Ellis Williams,
| Newborn; Col. J. II. Ball, Kinston;
Frank Stronach, John w Stronach
| Howard G. Thomas, j. X. Marshall, Il.
| Il. Barbee, {. Beauregard Poland, q.
K. Browder, Miss Eva Lehman, Armi-
stead Jones, Raleigh J. X. Mitchell, H.
| Il. White, Franklinton; Miss Lena Pow
ell, Raleigh; Miss Jennie Joyner, Miss
Susie Joyner, Miss Bessie Green Annie
McGhee and Mrs. w. l.. McGhec,
Franklinton; Thomas Pescud, Ceburn
Harris. Raleigh; W. 7. Rigsbee, Dur
ham; ALE Wooten, kinston; l.. Cohen,
Durham; II. $. Neal, Ncwbern; j. 5.
Whitehead Wilson: Geo. Henderson,
Jr., X. A. Num-, Newbern; III. \. Baker,
s. S. milford, Richmond Va: David
Bell, Enfield; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il.
Switzerland, ~ c.; NJ. ID. w. Stevenson,
Newbern; Hon. II. NJ. Simmons, Raleigh;
ID. Il. Lovingly, Goldsboro X. III. Mer-
rift, Charlotte: John s. Walters, VIII
mington; H. b. Marks, n. c.; w. c.
Tonlinson, n. c.: III. II. Tharp, Balti
more; j. Ii. Lassiter, Jr, and wife,
Henderson; Il. +. Sheridan. Durham;
Graham Andrews, Raleigh; Harry Skin
ner, Washington, ID. c.. T.. 5. Duffy,
Newbern; j. +. Stage, Durham; Il. ID.
Young, Petersburg, Va; VIM. Il. Snow,
Raleigh Dr. G. a. Whitehead, Tarboro;
ID. Nj. Stanton, w. e. Wrenn, Il. IL.
Balm, Goldsboro; Thos. w. Fisher Bal
timore; Frank G. Freeman, Godsboro;
w. Il. Burton, Edenton; Q. A. Virgins,
Jr.. Wilmington; Chas. Frezzell, Wash
ington, n c.; j. H. Bonner, y. c.: }. ).
Dye, Baltimore: w. {. Thompson, Reds
vile; G. H.. Oyerman, wife and child,
Reidsville; JAS. ID. Smith, Wilmington;
Geo Il. Stronach, Wilson; John A. Fer
rail-, Clinton; f. W. Perry, c. A. Harris,
w Il. Gary, j. l.. Currie, Henderson;
d. w. Patrick, A. & \. G. r. r.; Mr..
and Mrs. III. Bailey, Louisburg: Capt.
J. II. Ferrall, Rev. DR.. Nj. NJ. Marshall,
Raleigh Harry Smith, Tarboro; Geo. l..
Peterson, j. Il. Brown, n. c.; X. \.
Damon, Newbern; G. NJ Jordon, lIins-
ton; j. II. Peterson, Goldsboro; j. w.
Hinsdale, Raleigh; Miss Bora Carr,
Castoria; A. &. Gump. Baltimore; j.
l.. Mcwberne. J. A. parrow, G. +. Har-
vey, Kinston; Sydnor Borden, Rachel