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AT THE BUFFALO LITHIA.
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Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, August %.
The spacious ballroom of the Buffalo
Lithia, on Monday evening, was the scene
of one of the most delightful germans OF
the season. led by Mr.. w. Brooks Par
ham, of Henderson, N. c., with Miss Mar
jOrie Knowles, of Richmond, tastefully
kowned in white crepe de chene with lace
trimmings and pearl jewelry. Others
dancing were Mr.. Henry Johnston, OF
Tarboro, with Miss Quarles, of Rich
mond, in violet mousseline de sole, pearl
applique, with pearl jewelry; DR.. H. S.
Baker, of Charleston, S. c., resident ply
stefan, with Miss Helen Quarle, in white
organdie, sea green trimmings, da-
monds; Adjt. Gen. B. S. Register, of North
Carolina, with Miss Graham, of Hillsboro,
white organdie, yellow lace, pearls; Mr..
T. G. Faulkner, of Alexandria, Va, with
Miss Elizabeth Holmes, in blue silk null,
white applique, panne velvet diamonds;
Mr.. d. Mex. Blair, of Richmond, with
Mrs. E. w. overly, Of Boydton, in white
null over pink taffeta, diamonds and
opals; Mr.. II. c. Berkeley, of Danville,
Va, with Miss Charrington, of Warren
ton, Va, in white organdie over blue silk,
pearl jewelry; Mr.. w. H. Faulkner, Of
the University of Virginia, with Miss
Powell, of Emporia, Va, in green silk,
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GERMAN AT MORGANTON.
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On Friday night another charming
german was given to visiting girls.
Among those present were:
Miss Lottie Britt, of Oxford, with Mr..
I. r. Hill, of Hillsboro Miss May Rich
ards, Miss Emmett Wooten of Kinston,
n. c.; Miss Gussie Falls with Mr.. Ed
Alexander; Miss Mae Murphy with Mr.. w.
Brem; Miss Helen Brem with Mr.. A. Ma
lone; Miss Lila Burr with Mr. ]. B. Muir
ply; Miss Maude Phifer with Mr.. S. M.
Goodman; Miss Rebekah Chambers, of
Charlotte, with Mr.. II. r. Brem; Miss
Addie Edwin with Mr.. Hassell Hardin
Miss Eliza McKesson with Mr.. Ned Hal
lyburton; Miss Corinne Richards with
Mr. c. Corpening; ISIS Nouson with Mr..
s. Frisard: Miss Kate Burr with Mr.
Among recent arrivals among the sum
mer folk" are Miss Chambers. of Char
lotte, at Miss Laura Avery's, also Miss
Lottie Britt OF Oxford Miss Wilson. OF
Knoxville Misses Annie Wilson and Will
lie Durant, of Charlotte; Miss Mary Lily
Alex Murphy; Miss Clare Falls with Mr..
e. Frisard; Miss Beulah Wilson with
Mr. Lacy; Miss Myra Davis with Miss
Moran Collett; Miss Nina Brem with Mr.
Will Hunt; Miss Addie Moore with Mr.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. ~ c. Curtis, of Charlotte, is a
visitor to the city.
Rev a. A. Butler returned yesterday
from Holly Springs.
Mr.. c. w. Petty. CT Carthage, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. d. NJ. Eachcrn, Of Wilmington. is a
guest at the Marlborough.
Mr. C. l.. Crocker, of Moncurc, was at
the Marlborough yesterday.
Mr.. Alfred r. Causey, OF Wake Forest,
was in Raleigh yesterday.
DR.. Geo. r Winston returned yesterday
from visit to Waynesville.
Mr.. Samuel Norris returned to the city
from Greensboro yesterday.
Mr.. c. C. Darlington was in the city
yesterday from Wilmington.
Mr.. c. NJ. Cooper, of Henderson, was
visitor to Raleigh yesterday.
Messrs H. H. Tate and e. r. Causey,
of Greensboro were here yesterday.
Messrs. Thomas Bush and F. c. Olds
have gone to Austin and Waco. Texas
Mr.. w. F. Brockshire has gone to High
Point to visit his sister, Mrs. p. e. jar
rell.
Mr. j. S. WINNIE has returned from
a visit to Seven Springs and Morehead
City,
Rev. r. H. Whitaker left yesterday for
Frankiinton to resume his work on that
circuit
Mr.. w. NJ Russ is at Seven Springs foI
his health, having been quite sick a day
or two last week.
Sheriff Ellington, of Johnston county
after short stay in the city, left yes
terday for Smithfield.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Adams returned to the
city yesterday after spending several
days at Wrightsville Beach.
DR.. Charles L. Taylor passed yester-
day en- route to Wake Forest, after a
visit to several associations.
Mr.. C. j. Ward, of the Seaboard Air
Line purchasing department, was in the
city yesterday on his way to Franklin
ton.
General II. F. Toon returned yester-
day from a visit to Concord, where he
spoke at the teachers institute going
on there.
Miss Sonora Bunch and Miss Matte
B. Utley returned yesterday afternoon
from four weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Goldsboro. a.
Mr.. Frank n. Edgerton, of Lousburg,
who has been at Seven Springs some
weeks, was in Raleigh yesterday on his
way home. He was benefited by the
use of the water.
Among the visitors TO Raleigh yester-
day from Sanford were Messrs. s. Vance
Scott, NJ. W. McCutchen, j. L. Virgins,
H. l., Graham, r. f. Holton, w. A. Crab
tree, q. B. Stewart and r. E. Darlington.
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MARRIAGE AT REIDSVILLE.
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Redsville, N. c., August 24.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage of Mrs.
Chineta Kersey, of ThomSonville, to MI :.
Junius T. Mitchell of Wentworth. The
event Will occur on September 4th, at
the brides home Mrs kersey is the
widow of the late John l.. Kersey and
is kell known inthis immediate section.
The groom was at one time assistant
postmaster here and is now one of the
countys most popular young business
men.
Among the visitors 10 Reidsville this
week were: Mr.. j. G. Alverson, of
Danville, Va; Ex-Chief of Police M. A.
Apple, of Kinston; Misses Bernard ana
Reynolds of Danville, Va; Mr.. John
p. Ellington and family, of Charlottes-
vile, Va; Miss Eugenia Wall, of Madi-
son; Mr. Percy Montague, of Richmond.
Va; Mr.. w. S. Forbes, Jr., of Madison,
Messrs. Ellis Penn, Jno. Guerrant and
Jeff Rison, of Danville, Va; Mr.. Lacey
Garrett, of Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. S. T. Crit
fifth, of Durham; Mr. Will Balsley. of
Greensboro; Prof. Whitaker, of Oak
Ridge, Mr.. Perry Sloan, of Washington.
ID. c.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINED.


Kittrell, n c., August 24.-Last night
Miss Ellen NJ Crudup entertained her
friends in honor of Miss Nettie Gardner,
of Warrenton, who is visiting her. The
house was brilliant with many lights, lux
III liant plants and graceful forms fitting
to and fro. In the receiving line were
Mrs. j. B. Crudup, assisted by Mrs.
Charlie Williams, Mrs. T. II. Crudup, Miss
Ellen NJ. Crudup and Miss Nettie Gardner.
At II o'clock the guests were ushered
into the spacious dining room where, amid
flowers and ferns and sweet strains of
music, refreshments were served, after
which all retired to the large hall and
danced until the clocks chimed the wee
small hours Among those present were
Misses Nettie Gardner, of Warrenton;
Mary and Emma Burwell Alice Maston,
of New York; Caddie, Eloise and Lortina
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DANCE AT SALISBURY.
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(Special to the News and Observer.)
Salisbury, n. c., August 23.-On Tus-
day night a very pleasant dance was
given at the Opera House. 1t was quite
small, owing to the fact that many of
the young ladies are away. The following
were present:
Miss Thompson with Mr.. Thomas Hill,
of Hillsboro, N. c.; Miss Grace Brown, of
Concord, with Mr.. Earle thompson Miss
Mary Ramsay with Mr.. Whitehead Klutz;
Miss Grace Fisher. of Concord, with Mr..
Haden Holmes Miss Annie Kizer with Mr..
c. Rendleman; Miss Claudia Mock with
Mr.. John S. Henderson, Jr.; Miss Annie
Neave with Mr.. Joe Sando; Miss Louise
Neave with Mr.. Perry; Miss Rosa Bern
hardt with Mr.. Evans; Miss Marion Hell
lig with Mr.. l.. Bernhard.
Stags-Messrs. Thompson, L. Brown, of
Concord; n. c. Curtis, of Southport
Paul Bernhard C. Bernhard, J. H.
Frost.
Chaperones-Mrs Walter Backmer,
Mr.. CrutchfieId, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Cal
Their, Mrs. Neave.
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LOVE STORY

LOVE STORY.
after the Ball. Sweet Marie" stood
"On The Banks of the Wabash" singing
"a Hot Time in the Old Town To- night >
She stubbed her toe, and had it not been
for Ben Bolt who was trying to Hang
Something Over the Moon,' she would
have Fallen" and then there would have
been "A Vacant Chair After the rescue
he persuaded her to rest Meath the
Shadow of the Pines" Scarcely were they
seated when they saw approaching 1.-TWO
Little Girls in Blue" singing Who'll buy
my Flowers?'' Ben replied: II will buy
your flowers, as they remind me of My
Boyhood's Happy Days Down on the
Farm. p" Having rested, they started on
their homeward way. CHANGING up "Sweet
Marie said. here comes an Alabama
Coon Ben informed her it was "Old
Black joe She laughingly replied Gall
Coons Look Alike to Me" At Georgia
Camp Meeting" Approaching her home
Sweet Marie" leaned cover the Garden
Wall and plucked flower els this
the Last Rose OF Summer ?" he asked
NO" she said, 1T is Only Pansy Bios
som. AS he was taking his depar-
ture in the usual way she said "Sav Au
revoir, but not Goodbye" Being thus
encouraged he asked ''Will you be my
Sweetheart?" She replied Yes, I'll be
your Sweetheart" as my Sweetheart
went down with the Maine few weeks
later Sweet Marie" saw Ben Bolt" ION
the Streets of Cairo" with "Annie
Rooney" Thinking he was false to her
she returned and penned him the follow
ing letter:
81 saw you with Annie Rooney am
Cast Aside. Don't tell Her that You
Love Her until she is your bride. Take
back the heart that thou gavest; what
is my anguish to thee?' L don't love
Nobody Nobody loves Me- ThereH come
a time Some Day when you'll regretted
me and tell me truly Can Hearts so soon
Forget but I'll be all Smiles Tonight,
Love as with Doris | shall sing that
song we learned together. Take back the
Engagement Ring Here's an old faded
Picture It's all | have of you; | send it
with this letter. and bid you a fond
adieu."
Having posted this letter, she waited
its reply. But the Letter, that sh,,
Looked for Never Came" But Ben came
in person and proved to her that she
misjudged him bv saving There's only
One Girl in the World for Me- So after
they were welded and started on their
wedding tour sailing down the "Swanee
River" then travelling over "Old vir-
mia" where they spent day in 1.-The
Little Log Cabin in the Lane" Then Ben
suggested that they visit his "Old Ken
lucky Home" and Listen to the Mocking
Bird" Growing tired of Gathering up
the Shells from the Seashore." they
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C. Pearson Miss Wilson, of Knoxville
with Mr.. E. Powe; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. B. S Gather. Mr.
and Mrs. H. II. Corpening.
Chaperones-Mrs. S. =. Edwin, c. T.
Ross. Jessico Dickson.
Music by Morganton String Band.
Gamewell, of Spartanburg, S. c.; Mr.
Emmett WoOten. of Kinston.
Misses Mary Cole, May and jamie Boy
den, of Charlotte. Misses Margaret Can
non, of Concord Nudge McAden and Char
lotte Caldwell of Charlotte will be in
town next week.
This noted resort of the Piedmont Sec
tion is more popular this season than in
several years.
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DURHAM SOCIAL ITEMS.
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Durham, n. c., August 23.-Quite a
large crowd of young folks gathered
at the home of Mrs j. d. Prigden last
night, the occasion being a lawn party.
1t was greatly enjoyed by all.
Miss Minnie Patterson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Patterson, entertain
ed number of her friends last night
at melon party.
Mr.. ]. j. Lumly, one of the teachers
of Trinity Methodist Sunday school en-
tertained his class last night at his home
on Lee street. All enjoyed themselves
very much.
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Miss Helen Battle with r. D. Bullock
Mrs. and Mr.. John Cults. Mrs. and Mr..
John l.. Arlington, Mrs. and Mrs. James
c. Braswell, Mrs. and Mr.. l.. H. Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Somners, of Chicago.
Stags-Messrs. o. p. Smith, w. o.
Howard, Will Cults, Hugh Bryan and
George Philips.
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black lace, diamonds; Mr.. C. J. Faulkner,
of Boydton, Va, with Miss Annie C.
Berkeley, of Danvlle, Va, in pink null,
diamonds.
The evening concluded with delightful
cboruses by young ladies and gentlemen
of Boydton, Va, and the exquisite sing
ing Of Miss Knowles, Of Richmond
In these sylvan retreats, perchance,
some Hiawatha wooed his Minnehaha,
for the Red man, they tell us, hther came
for the medicine water but, never since
he impaired the secret to his pale face
brother of how it charmed away the evil
spirit of sickness cooling the fevered
frame, giving strength to the limbs weary
CT the chase or of battle, has a goodlier
company assembled than is gathered now
in this justly celebrated resort. Besides
striking array of youth and beauty,
here are maturity in it's richness and
ripeness, and age with crown of snow and
dignity of mien. seeking, not the life
giving waters only, but rest and recrea-
tion from business pursuits and mental
application. Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland Arkansas, Kentucky Tennessee,
South Carolina, Georgia Mississippi Ala
bama and Texas are represented. Many
are here from different sections of Vir-
ginia, and quite large number from
North Carolina. Among her distinguished
ones, we see. besides Gen. Register Mr..
Henry Johnston and Mr.. w. Brooks Par
ham, mentioned above, Hon. J. B. Batche
lOr, Hon. John w. Graham, Hon. Charles
r. Thomas, Hon. C. M. Busbee, President
State Bar Association; Mr. Pope, of
Greensboro; Mr.. T. J. Hackney, Major
Collins, Hon. Dennis Simmons, Rev. John
S. Watkins, ID. D., claimed as one of Raj
eighs sons though born in Virginia, and
many others.
TAR HEELS AT BUFFALO.
Among the North Carolinians now at
Buffalo Lithia Springs are the following:
Judge and Mrs. Hercy r. Bryan New
bern; Charles M. Busbee, Raleigh; J. B.
Bahelor and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loeb,
Raleigh; P. G. Pope and wife, Green's
boro; ]. r. Gaskill, Salisbury; Mrs. w.
Parham and Brooks Parham, Henderson;
John w. Graham. Mrs. John w. Graham
and Miss Graham, Hillsboro; Henry
johnson and c. Barbee, Raeigh.
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SOCIAL FUNCTIONS IN WILSON.

Wilson, N. c., August 23.-Three very
pleasant social events mark the week.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mamie Thigh
man entertained her friends in honor of
Miss Hill, of Washington; on Wednes-
day evening, Miss May Hackney enter
tanned her friends in honor of Miss Pearl
Fort of Pikeville, giving a poetry party;
on Thursday evening Miss Ollie Clark en-
tertained in honor of Miss Fort.
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Rocky Mount N. c., August 23.-The
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