The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-13
GAIETIEs AT MOREHEAD CITY.
Drum Fishing Sport Now Much Enjoyed.
Swell German Tonight.
lcnnnial tn the News and ObserverD

(Special to the News and Observer
Morebead City. n. c., July 12.-The
summer breezes are to be found nowhere
in the State so delightful as they are at
Morehetd City, and this popular seaside
resort is thronged with visitors from the
South and from North Carolina There
are at the present time about four hun
dred people at the Atlantic Hotel, and
the season is the most brilliant ever
known in the history of the hotel.
One of the principal cports now seems
to be drum fishing and the following gen.
tlemen have had splendid luck on Will
let's Lump catching these game fell
lows: Judge T. P. Mestmoreland, of At
lanta; Capt w. L. Kennedy, T. H. Mar
tin. Col. w. A. Bobbit and A. j. Orme,
of Atlanta.
Mr.. Tom Washington gave very enter
tanning sailing party to Miss Blanche
Blake last night and Mr.. S. S. Parham
gave one to Miss Sadie Root, both the
parties were enjoyable affairs
There will be a swell german at the
Atlantic Hotel Friday evening compi-
mentary to the young ladies from Geor-
gia, given by the management The
leaders will be Miss Mary Louise jack
and Mr.. Selby Anderson, Miss Maude
Morgan and Mr.. Graham Woodland. This
will be one of the events of the season,
and will be followed next week with a
series of germans complimentary to the
Young ladies of the various States.
The following are the arrivals for Tues
day and Dednesday: Henry R. Bryan, Jr.,
Mrs. Henry r. Bryan, Sr., New Bern;
Doll tuf1s T..
nedv. Falling Creek; A. B. Willingham,
A. M. Carr, Durham; E. A. Humphrey,
Goldsboro E. NJ. Oettinger, c. Oettinger,
Ed Stevenson, j. F. Webb, w. ID. Lee
Rooues, Jr.. H. H. Stevenson, j. H. Her
bert. Misses Oettinger, Moore, Hines ana
Moye. Knston; Miss Elsie Haywood; Jack
Perry. Raleigh; w. r. Barksdale, Will
mington r. L. Carr, Mrs. J. NJ Manning,
Mrs. T. d. Jones and children, Durham;
Mrs Geo. A. Mebane and children,
Greensboro Mrs. NJ. G. BrasWell and
children, Battlesboro; T. P. Braswell and
wife, Battlesboro; Henry Clark Bridges,
Tarboro; w. r. Burwell and wife, j. l..
Wright Charlotte; Miss Pearl M. Balls
ley, Greensboro; Jarvis Sugg, Washing
ton, n. c.; p. S. Cox, New Bern; j. 5.
Waters, Wilmington, c. F. Lipscomb, H.
c.. Bragaw, n. s. Fulford, Washington,
N. c.; E. Wood, Edenton; w. w. Graves,
Wilson: W. B. Parham, Henderson; f. G.
Mitchell, New Bern; w. E. Patrick, n.
c.; Sherwood B. Faison, Raleigh; L. e.
Heileg, Salisbury; r. Y. McAden, Giles
M. McAden, Misses Fanny and Lucy Me-
Alden. Mrs. r. Y. McAden, McAdensville,
n. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Fellowes,
Miss Florence Boylan, Raleigh; s. j.
Hinsdale, Raleigh E. R. Overman, wife
and child. Salisbury; G. B. Rice, Atlanta,
Ga: j. NJ Curin, wife and daughter,
Miss Cannady, Oxford, S. Metzger, Chica>
go: C. D. Bradham. o. ]. Lehman, n. c.;
Van Wycke Hoke, NJ. T. Leach, Raleigh;
e. L. Archbell, New Bern, p. B. Groffin,
r. H. Griffin, Raleigh, E. E. Sugg, A. d
n. c.. r. R.; Alexander Webb, n. Golf,
West Virginia; ]. E. Robinson, Goldsbo-
70: C. NJ Busbee and family Raleigh;
Mrs r. T. Gray and daughter, Raleigh;
Misses Medelin White, Edwin White, ii.
Fl. White, Mrs. e. V. White, Graham;
Mrs. R. A. Holiday, Adele Holiday,
Lewis Holiday, Clarence Holiday. New
Orleans; Francis A. Cox, Mrs. O. n.
Payne, Penelo, n. c.; Miss Kathleen
Moore, Union, s. c.; Burt Throckmorton,
Birmingham, Ala; Miss Maude Morgan,
Richmond, Va; r. B. Glenn, Winston;
Mrs Harry Skinner, child and nurse,
Greenville; Mrs. L. ID. Barnes, Miss
Gretchen Barnes, Miss Claude Hunter,
and Edwin Barnes. Wilson; ]. S. White
head, w. b. Whitehead, Wilson.