The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-05
TARBOR0 SOCIAL LIFE FILLED
WITH MANY BRILLIANT EVENTS
Afternoon Teas, Card Parties, Porch Parties
Euchre Parties, and Barbecues Fill up
Round of Pleasure.

Tarboro, n. c., July 4.-(Special) ,
On Thursday afternoon Miss Leila Phil
fps gave a delightful afternoon tea COM
plmentary to her guest, Miss Sallie
Hamilton, of Baltimore, and Misses
Mary and Fannie Register, who are
quests of Miss Baker
The punch bowl was gracefully pre-
sided over by Miss Register and Mr.
Fred Hanes The room being lighted
with candles presented a scene of I'M
usual loveliness.
Among those present were Misses
Mary Nash, of Wilmington, Mary and
Fannie Register, of Norfolk, Minnie
Morton, of Clarksvillc, Va; Anna Baker,
Sue Clark, Pat Skinner, of Greenville;
Lizzie Nash, Mabel Rawls, Meta Lc-
grande, of Portsmouth, Va. Mamie Bry-
an, Lizzie Hyman, of Scotland Neck;
Virginia Gray, Gussie Harrell, Mary
Bynum, Daisy Nurney, of Suffolk Va;
Annie Leggett, of Scotland Neck; Sallie
Station, Della Clark, of Wilmington
Mary Howard, Sue Nash, Annie Shaw.
Messrs. Dorsey Battle, Don Williams,
Henry Johnston, Jas. Gaskell, viii
Royster of Norfolk; George Pennington,
j. Stanley Smith Marshall Station, Joe
Pennington, Thos. Farrar, Will Brown,
Robt. Rawls, Cliff Whitehead, Joe
Green, Henry Gillian John Kelly,
Paul Jones, Mabrey Hart, Fred Hanes
of Winston; Quentin Gregory, of Hall
fax; James Thorpe, of Rock Mount; AL
bert Cox, of Penelo; Curtis Gary, of
Richmond; Will Fenner, Martin Castar-
phen, Robt. Brown, Ernest Meredith
and viii Pennington.
Miss Mary Howard handsomely enter
tanned at cards on Thursday night to
the house party of Miss Anna Howard
Baker. Euchre was INDUCED in and
winner of the ladies' first prize, a beau
tiful silver mounted brush. The gen
tlemans prize, a silver cigar cutter,
was won by Mr.. Thomas Farrar
Those fortunate enough to be present
on this delightful occasion were Miss
Anna Baker with Fred Hanes; Miss
Fannie Register with Will Fenner; Miss
Mary Register with Jas. Thorpe; Miss
Minnie Morton with Quentin Gregory;
Miss Lizzie Nash with Joe Pennington;
Miss Josephine Philips with Will Roys-
ter; Miss Leila Philips with j. T.. Kelly;
Miss Sallie Hamilton with Henry John
ston; Miss Sue Clark with Albert Cox;
Miss Pat Skinner with Robt. RaWls:
Miss Mabel Rawls with Robt Brown;
Miss Meta Legrande with Hyman Phil
fps; Miss Mamie Bryan with Dorsey
Battle; Miss Sallie Station with Don
Williams; Miss Mary Nash with John
Cheshire; Miss Sue Nash with Marshal
Station; Miss Gray with DR.. w. A.
Thigpen, Miss Hyman with Thomas
Farrar; Messrs. Will Brown, Mabrey
Hart, Will Carr, George Pennington
and Thad Hussey.
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Job
Cobb gave porch party compliment
tary to the young ladies and gentlemen
composing Miss Anna Bakers house
party. 1t was very unique affair and
was enjoyed immensely by the following,
who were present: Misses Minnie Nor
ton, Mary and Fannie Register, Anna
Baker, Belle Nash, Sophia Wood Mar
garet Pruden, Lizzie Nash and Nan
Clark. Messrs Albert Cox, Quentin
Gregory, James Thorpe, Fred Hanes,
Thomas Farrar, Will Fenner, Marshall
Station. Will Brown, John Cheshire, Will
Register and Robt. Rawls.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Holder
ness charmingly entertained Miss Ba-