The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-22

ried roses. The ceremony was short and
very impressive.
The bride is a graduate Of Elon COL
lege, possesses rare graces and accom-
plishments, and has a large circle OF
friends. The wedding presents were many
and valuable. The groom is a clever ana
enterprising business man OF Abingdon,
Va.
The young couple left on the afternoon
train for their future home, Abingdon
Va. A host of friends wish them long
and happy married life.
GAY SEASON AT MOREHEAD CONT
Especial to News and Observer
Morehead City, N. c., July N.-The
good times and large crowds continue
at Morehead City. The Atlantic hotel is
the popular rendezvous for the people
of North Carolina and the Southern
States The social features here are
more representative than ever before,
and germans, card parties and other
amusements are all the go. while sailing,
fishing, surf and sound bathing are every
thing that one could wish for.
Friday morning Miss Louise Holt gave
a very charming morning german IN
honor of her friends, with about sixty
couples on the floor. During the dance
pretty and novel favor were given which
are pleasant souvenirs of the event. Mr.
Robert Lassiter and Miss Daisy Hanes
led the figures in their usual pretty man
ner.
Mrs. Julian Timberlake, of Raleigh,
and Mrs. Joe Robinson, of Goldsboro,
gave a delightful competitive tea party
Friday morning to their friends, with
about sixty people present. 1t was a
pleasant affair and elegant refreshments
were served. Miss Opal Smith won the
first prize, while Mesdames De Forest
Allgood, Mrs. T. j. Jarvis and Mrs. Jas.
A. Bryan all won prizes. The ladies'
proved charmist hosts and everything
was a high success.
Mr.. William Snow, of Raleigh, gave
one of the largest sailing parties of the
season tonight, complimentary to the
young ladies of Raleigh.
This is the ideal place for children.
They have as much pleasure as the older
people, or more. Upon the occasion of
the birthday of Miss Evelyn Jackson, of
Raleigh, sail in honor of Miss Jackson
and Miss Edith Pou was given by Mas
ter Josephus Daniels.
Two important meetings are scheduled
to be held here shortly. The North
Carolina Fire Underwriters Association
meets here August 14th. This invitation
has been issued:
We take pleasure in extending to you
cordial invitation to meet with us in
annual convention at the Atlantic Hotel,
Morehead City, N. c., August 18th, 1900. y
j. H. Southgate, President; Walker
Taylor, First Vice President; c. T. Rawls,
Second Vice President: A. B. DANGER
field, Third Vice President; Jacob Battle,
Jr., Secretary and Treasurer.
Executive Committee-H. T. Macon, w.
A. Hunt, d. c. Waddell, Jr., Henry R..
Bryan Jr. W. H. McCabe.
The manager of the Atlantic Hotel &C
companies this with a charming invita-
ton to make their popular hotel your
home during the meeting, and they have
arranged an attractive and interesting
program for the pleasure of the friends
of the insurance men,
large number of special agents rep
resenting the largest insurance cornpan-
les in the world will be in attendance,
and there will be a large number of
North Carolinas beautiful women and
pretty girls on hand to aid in making
the gallant fire raters feel happy.