The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09
IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Reception That Closed Trinity
Commencement,
Elegant Barquets by Greek Letter Fraternities
Afforded by Choice Company of Young
People at Hotel Carolina.
lSnecial 10 News and Discovery


Durham. N. c., June THE commence
ment at Trinity closed Wednesday even
ing with a reception given in the Duke
building in honor of the graduating class
The handsome parlor was brilliantly
lighted, and for over two hours there was
q constant stream of visitors nilne
through 1t is seldom that one has
chance to see more beautiful and ele-
gantly dressed women than was TO be seen
at Trinity last evening.
The marshals and managers gave their
regalas to the following young ladies':
Chief Marshal E. w. Webb to Miss Jonsie
Bason, Charlotte; w. T. Dixon to Miss
Augusta Kramer, Elizabeth City; r. M.
Odell TO Miss Mary Duke, Durham; G. E.
Egerton to Miss Mary Smith, Gainesville;
M. H. Allen to Miss Eta Gordon, Wash
ington: II. C. Satterfield to Miss Carlotta
Angler. Durham; F. B. Short to Miss Kate
Lindsey. Greensboro Chief Manager j. M.
Ormond to Miss Norma Northram, VIII
mington; l.. H. Gibbons TO Miss MAZE
Bell, Portsmouth, Va; M. T. Frizzelle to
Miss Inez Angler, Durham; w. G. Pur-
year to Miss Katherine Pace, Wilson; E.
M. Stokes to Miss Marie Jordan, Dur
ham: e. W. Spencer to Miss Jessie Wyatt,
Raleigh.
The Reception committee were as fol-
lows: President and Mrs. kilgo, Hon.
]. II. Southgate, Durham, with Mrs.
James G. Penn, Danville, Va; DR.. bred
Peacock. Greensboro, with Mrs. B. N.
Duke, Durham; Hon. H. A. Foushee, Dur
ham. with Miss Frances Burwell, Char
lotte; Mr. P. H. Hanes, Jr., Winston, with
Miss Katherine Jordan, Charlotte; Mr..
p. V. Anderson, Wilson, with Miss Frances
Spicer. Petersburg, Va; Mr.. w. H. Wan
namaker, Trinity College, with Miss
Florence Roney, Durham; Mr.. Edgar
Long Roxboro, with Miss Purnell, Raj
eigh: Mr. w. A. Lambeth of Senior class,
with Miss Maize Lewis, of Senior class; Mr..
l.. l. Hendren, Trinity College, with Miss
Maude Moore of Senior class; NJ" e. j..
Green. Durham, with Miss Lizzie Taylor,
Durham.
The patronesses were as follows: Mrs.
E. n. Duke, Mrs. T. d. Jones, Mrs. J. G.
Kilgo, Mrs. G. w. Watts, Mrs. E. NJ. Ora
ham, Mrs. J. e. Stage, Mrs. c. B. Green,
Mrs. w. c. Tyree. Mrs J. c. Angler, Mrs.
T. B. Yuille, Mrs. w d. Carmichael, Mrs.
W. II. Stone, Miss Anne Roney.
In addition to the large number of
beautiful young women from Durham,
among many the visitors present in addi-
ton to those mentioned were: Miss MAZE
Nichols. Miss Maize Bell, Miss Eta Cor
don and Miss Griffin, of the Greensboro
Female College; Miss Smith, of Gates
Vile: Miss Maude Tyer, of Wilson; Miss
Ferguson and Miss Isabel Elias, of
Franklin Miss Roberts, of Winston Miss
Pace. of Wilson; Miss Monroe, of Colds
boro: Miss Mamie Jenkins, of Raleigh
Miss MAZE Hendren and Miss Caroline
Hendren, of Newbern: Miss Mabel Chad
wick, of Beaufort; Miss Frances Spicer,
of Petersburg, Va; Miss Robinson, of
Guilford College; Miss Pearl Dixon, of
Besscmer City; Miss Sergeant, of Green's
boro; Miss Katie Skies, of Woodland; Miss
barnett, of Roxboro; Miss Stephens, of
Winstead; Miss Mamie Robbins, of VII
SON. Miss Jonsie Bason, of Charlotte;
Miss Simmons Lambeth, of Thomasville;
Miss Nellie Kramer, of Thomasyille; Miss
Brooks, of Roxboro: Miss Frances Bur
well OF Charlotte: Katherine Jordan, of
Charlotte: Miss Elizabeth Clarkson, of
Charlotte; Miss Mary Mayer, OF Char
lotte; Miss Alice Holland, Of Charlotte
Miss Lottie Utley, Of Apex, Miss Rebecca
Watkins, of Henderson; Miss Lucy VIII
liams, of Gainesville; Miss Mabel Heit-
man, of Trinity; Miss Nan Wood, of
Wadesboro; Miss Jane Hess Nichols, of
AsheviIle Miss Vallie Blanchard, Of Kin
ston; Miss Jennie Daley, OF Burlington;
Miss Jessie Wyatt, Miss Josie Brown,
Miss Jessamine Higgs, of Raleigh; Miss
Bessie Langham, of Atlanta; Miss Johh-
son. of Converse College. s. c.. Miss i'ar-
ker. of High Point; Miss Loug, OF RoX-
boro; Miss Blanche Blake, OF Raleigh
Miss Alice Hester, of RoXboro; Miss
Client, Miss Livingood, Miss Flora Curtis
and Miss Blount Vann.
There were present a large number OF
guests and it was one o'clock before they
dispersed It was the most notable So
ciaI success in the history of Trinity
College.
KAPPA SIGMA BANQUET.
The banquet given by the Kappa
Sigma fraternity was one of the most
pleasant and brilliant social events of
commencement week. The beautlful
dining hall of Hotel Carolina was de-
corated in the fraternity colors and tes-
TONED with fragrant flowers. The ban
quet was an elegant one, the speeches
bright and witty, and the menu en-
braced every deIicacy Of the season.
Those present were: DR.. f. t. White,
Col John F. Bruton. Mr.. P. V. Ander-
son, Mr.. S. w. Anderson, Mr. w. c.
Puryear, Mrs James T. Penn, Mrs b.
n. Duke, Miss Frances Cla1born
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