The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-02-12
TO ~MACADAMIzE HAY STREET
men-Property Owners Must See to
Their Pavements Pretty Women
Enjoying Tbemselves-A Septuagen-
arian's Birthday. wilminzton's May
or I'm the Upper Cape Fear.
Correspondence of The Nessenger.)

Fayetteville, February 6.
At the last meeting of the city munic-
lipal board. on motion of DR.. j. w. Nc
Neill. a resolution was passed, provid-
ing for macadamizing Hay street, the
principal business thoroughfare of the
town; and. on motion of Alderman I'm
lderwood. owners were 10 be required to
keep in good order the pave
ments in front of their stores and prem
Uses.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T. D. Haigh
entertained a large party of friends in
honor of Misses Kate Haigh, of Reds
willie. and Annie NJ. Lockhart, of Ala
bama. The parlor decorations and the
dainty lun heo service bore evidence
of the faultless taste of the charming
hostess, and a handsome souvenir prize
IA trois of hearts, inscribed, the
lQueen always takes the trois'-was
lgiven in the card contest, which was
won by Miss Mary Warren Cameron,
and gracefully presented to Miss Kate
Haigh, guest of onor. The following
were present: Mesdames F. R. Rose. E.
ID. Kyle, T. NJ. Green; Misses Mary
Warren and Pauline Cameron, Maud
Haigh, Eliza, Fannie and May VIII
llams. Kate Haigh, of Reidsville Mar
garet and Bessie Mcneil. Mamie Alex
ander, Elizabeth Calvert, of College
Park. Md, George Worth, Kate Haw-
Fey. Nellie Thomson.
Last evening the complimentary ger
man given by the Remsburg orchestra
was a highly enjoyable occasion.
A new Industrial enterprise, of no
little Importance to the business inter-
of ia VpttnUillp iS nrAiQnta1 hNv
two Of the most prominent citizens Of
the place. but The Messenger corre-
lspondent is requested to forbear detail
ed mention Of the matter until the
plans take definite shape.
Revenue Officer w. ]. Sutton, accom-
lpanied BY a deputy. both bearing guns.
i~attracted some attention as he walk
ed down Gillespsie street this morning.
as it looked as if there was trouble for
"moonshiners' somewhere.
Fayetteville, February Z.
Yesterday Colonel J.. b. Starr reach
ed the list anniversary Of his birth.
and right royalty did he receive the
Following friends who assembled at his
beautiful residence on Haymount to
tender their heartfelt congratulations:
lCoolnel w. S. Cook, mayor of Fayette-
willie; Hon. John G.. Shaw. Colonel c..
w. Broadeoot. Major E. j. Hale, Major
j. b. Broadfoot, Major j. N. Prior. Cap
tain a. B. Williams. Sheriff G. A.
Burnes. DR.. T. D. Haigh. Messrs. NJ.
Mel. Matthews. w. L. Holt, w. NJ.
Morgan, Herbert Lutterloh, H. c..
Bash, A. j. Cook, Gardiner, J.. F..
Harrison, Graves, E. j. Lilly, A. S.
lWightman. j. H. Myrover. Card tables
were Set out in the handsome parlors,
and in the hall a mammoth bowl of
apple toddy called ever and anon for
the hearty health" of the burly clerk
of Copmanhurst.
A bountiful supper was served late
lin the evening. where, over the great
~centrol dish. a tender young roast mig.
and to the clinknig of wine-glasses, DR..
7 ID. Haigh proposed the toast to the
esteemed host, followed by Colonei
lBroadfoot. Colonel Cook and Mr.. Gardi-
ner.
Colonel j. B. Starr was a brave and
distinguished officer in the confederate
service, n has been for nearly half
a century prominently identified with
ty. No One who knows him fails to es-
TEEN him-all who have been with him
Through half a. lifetime love him.
Hon A. M. Waddell, mayor Of the
city of Wilmington, n Captain Park
er were registered at the Hotel LaFay-
Iette today. on their way back home
from a business trip to Chatham coun-
ty. Colonel Waddell is no stranger
here; we claim him conformity with
Wilmington. and are always eager to
greet him.
Misses Fannie and May Kyle gave a
very pleasant reception to their friends
last evening at the handsome new
family residence on Green street.
Captain ]. D.. Mcneil. state senator
and Captain E. r. McKethan, member
of the lower house. have published the
list of citizens appointed to hold the
white primary on the ~dispensary ques-
ton on the 10th instant.
Mrs. Heineman and Mrs. Meyer, OF
Chicago. are visiting Mr.. r. H. Led
better.
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