The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-06

Hurst, New Bern; j. ii. Bell, POllOckS-
Vile; j. W. Biddle, S. H. Eaton, New
Bern H P. Wcodson, Dover; NJ. L. Hol
lowell, New Bern; W. B. Gay and wife.
Miss Crumpton, Raleigh; j. NJ. Howard
and son. New Bern; B. T. Mecham, Vir-
ginia; VIM. B. Lane, New Bern; Miss Ma
son. Washington; VIM. McAdoo, Rich
ard DeButts, Greensboro; H. M. Hum
phrey, Goldsboro; George and Mrs. T. ].
Jones, Greenvi1le; Masters VIM Bryan,
Goldsboro; r. S. Primrose, New Bern; d.
C. McCottes and wife, Richmond, Va;
w. H. Daley and wife, Greensboro; C.
E. Hancock. A. and N. c. r. r.; NJ. L.
Hooper, Philadelphia, Pa; s. F. Bur-
bank. d. L. Payne. Washington; j. C.
Toepleman, Henderson,; E. B. Borden,
GoIdsboro; A. D. Ward. New Bern Vance
NJ. WE'LL, South Boston, Va; Jake Black,
Richmond, Va; Gordon Williams, Will
son; E. B. Graves. Wilson, M G. Everett,
st. Louis; R. F. Broaddus, j. A. Paris,
New Bern; ]. M. Young, G. M Haynes,
Richmond, Va; c. c. Young, New Bern;
DR.. l.. w. Perkins, C. l.. Rogers, New
port News, Va; Geo. Henderson, Jr.,
New Bern: J. d. Farrior, j. Archie
Clark, wilson; J. o. Foy, Shelby; Miss
Bessie Foy, Miss Lena Foy, New Bern;
j. S. Hartsell, Tarboro; B. B. Hurst, New
Bern; j. NJ. Loftin, Winston; Miss Katie
Street, New Bern.
SEA BREEZES.
Everybody who has visited Morehead
knows of the great variety of amusement
and real pleasure that is found here,
There is fishing, the finest oil the coast,
smooth safe and exhilirating sound and
sea sailing, the best in the world, surf
bathing, bathing in the sound excursions
in swift sailing sharpies to Beaufort, to
interesting old Fort Macon, to Shackle-
ford Banks or Willis Lump, to Lecklers
Island or to half dozen other places of
interest. There is not day or an even
ing without its special delights and the
charming people who are gathered here
seem to agree with each other in special
efforts to make everybody happy. There
are sailing parties, fishing parties, surf
parties, card parties every day aud al
most every hour, and the winds are
never weary.
One of the most pleasing of the after
noon events was a complimentary sail.
given by Mrs. Walter d. McAdoo. en- the
last afternoon in June. The beautiful
sharpe left the hotel wharf at o'clock
laden from bow to stern with a most
charming party of invited guests. The
surf at Royal Beach was the first Oh
jective point hare the entire party alight-
ed and spent an hour rollicking and frol-
licking With the breaking waves. After
the dip in surf the swift gliding sharpie
wended it's way around the point at old
Fort Macon and over the channel on q
most glorious spray -moistened twilight
sail.
On the evening of the End very de-
lightful euchre party was given by Nj.
end Mrs. Morehead. of Charlotte. There
were six tables and the playing was
spirited and most enjoyable. When the
game vas over tho official scoring showed
that Misses Lewie Jones, of Charlotte,
and BERTHE Mebane, of Graham, had tied
for the ladies' prize. Lots were cast to de-
eide and Miss Jones was the winner. Mr..
Ten Washington, of Wilson. walked off
with the gentleman's prize.
Perhaps the largest family party at ne
Atlantic is the Mebane- Drewry- Holt par
tv. Of Graham and Raleigh 1t is com
rrised Of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. DreWry. Miss
Emmie Drewry and Miss Louise Wright,
of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. jerks Mebane,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mebane, Miss Louise
Holt and Miss Matte Holt, OF Graham.
Five of the ladies in the party are daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Banks Holt, OF
Graham. They are charming people and
Universally popular. The Misses Holt
are general favorites.
Card parties, cotillions and germans
end evening sails are among the most
popular after tea amusenents. The first
OF the card parties was given by Mrs.
Dan Whitlock. of Greensboro. The game
was Progressive Euobre. It was greatly
enjoyed and the prizes were awarded to
| Mrs. w. jerks Mebane and Mr.. Jno. NJ.
| Morehea1.
The Sharpe & Dohne people, the great
| drug house of New York. is well repre-
| scented at Morehead, where eight OF their
| Southern representatives have gathered
| at the Atlantic for their summer outing
! These are FIR. inc Y. McRae, formerly
Of Raleigh, now of Norfolk. Va; Mr.
! John Sprague and Mr.. Jack Prior, the
! fcrmcr Of Morganton, the latter OF ray
cttevillc Mr. Christian, the Missouri
representative; W. w. Curtis, of Texas
f. c. Curtis, of Richmond. and NJ u
| Everett of st Louis.