The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-24

Hon. Ed. Chambers Smith and family
will summer at Morehead City.
A very pleasant party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Ashe, S. A. Ashe,
Jr., and wife, Misses Jones and Mrs. Arm
stead Jones will enjoy the pleasures of
Morehead City this season.
Mrs Jarvis and the Governor are guests
of the Atlantic Hotel for the season. Mrs.
Jarvis will remain permanently, while on
account Of the campaign the Governor
will spend only a portion of his time
there. They are old patrons of the At
antic Hotel, and Mrs. Jarvis is one OF
| the States most brilliant women.
Mrs. K. r. Gray and Miss Gray, Mrs
George Thompson and family viii form a
pleasant party for the season at More"
head.
Mrs. r. A. Holiday. of New Orleans,
will spend the summer months at More
head City.
Mr. j. Harvey White, of Graham, N. C.,
accompanied by a party of young people
will spend a few weeks at Morehead City
this season.
The following are among the prominent
North Carolinians who will summer at
this delightful old resort by the sea-
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. B. Battle. of Tar
boro; Mr.. S. l.. Montgomery. of Concord;
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Il. Williams, of Will
SON; Mr. Chas. Baskerville. of Chapel
Hill; General Julian S. Carr and family
Of Durham; Mr.. Geo. G. French, of Lum
berton; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Fellows
Of Raleigh; Mrs. II. b. Ellis, Mrs. c. e.
Slower and Miss Slower. Newbern; Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Curtin, of Oxford; Mr. and
Mrs ]. ID. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y.
Cooper, of Henderson; Mr. Graham Wood
ard, of Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Baker,
of Raleigh Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. King. of
Greenville; Mrs. e. G. Currin and chill
dren, of Kinston; Mr.. and Mrs. John L..
Borden, of Goldsboro; Mrs. b. II. Griffin,
of Goldboro; Mrs. l.. A. Cooke, Mrs. JOS
e. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Borden,
of Goldsboro; Col. and Mrs. Thos. S. Ken
an, of Raleigh, and others.
For the past few weeks, Hartford has
been the gayest of the gay but, the
climax was reached on Monday evening,
when a most delightful dance was given
by the young men of the town, to the
visiting girls, at the armory.
The german was happily and gracefully
led by Mr. Curtis Gary, of Greenville, N.
c., with Miss Mary Pruden of Edenton.
The couples dancing were: Miss Burt,
| of Edenton, with Mr.. Ben Bronson; Miss
| Chopper, of Suffolk, with Mr.. r. c. Rea;
Miss Grace Cunningham, of Richmond,
with Mr.. jenkins, of Chicago; Miss Leary
| of Edenton, with Mr.. Wozulka; Miss Win
ston, of Edenton, with Mr.. G. w. Rid
dick; Miss Fan Skinner, with Mr.. Turner,
of New York; Miss Gather, with Mr.. c.
W. Gather; Miss Winslow, with Mr. j.
| Skinner; Miss Elizabeth Moore Riddick,
with Mr.. Will Wood of Elizabeth City,
and Miss Sara Gather, with Mr.. c. w.
| Brinkley, of Edenton.
Stags-Dr. II. M. S. Cason, Messrs. T.
| S. White, Brad Saunders, w. Cartwright,
| Creighton Burgess, Dick Brinllley, Ben
| skinner, r. Graham White, and VIM.
| Leary, Jr.
Mrs. T. +. Winslow, Mrs. T. s. McMul-
Ian and Mrs. VIM. Riddck, chaperoned in
| the incest way imaginable. Music was fur
nished by Miss Z. G. Skinner. and the
| Edenton band. Dancing began at $50,
and every heart was saddened by the last
| Sweet Home" which was not played un-
| til the ''wee small hours
The Misses Gather entertained many
who participated in this delightful dance,
| at an informal, but most enjoyable lunch,
complimentary to Misses Chopper, Leary
and Burt, their guests.
| Miss Margaret Cramer Pemberton, of
| Fayetteville, who has recently been visit
i ing friends and relatives at the North,
was married on the 18th inst to Mr.. w.
| Frank Blount, of Greensboro, N c., at
| the residence of her aunt. Mrs. C. II.
| Dixon, &c Oneida street. Cohoes, n Y,
Rev. w. II. Johnson, of the Stillman Me
| mortal PRESBYTERIAN church, performing
| the ceremony Mis- Maggie Pemberton
was fayorite in Fayetteville society.