The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-08

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| of the social amenities of the occasion
| kept things lively till near midnight.
The hall was handsomely decorated
| and the society colors-royal purple ano
old gold-predominated everywhere
The banquet was presided over by the
| toa stmaster. the president of the society
| Mr.. Joseph Ramsay, of Rocky Mount, and
this feature of the evening was greatly
enjoyed.
| The souvenirs for the young lady
guests were especially handsome. These
were lockets of old gold, attached to
| royal purple ribbon, and with the mono
gram &c. H. artistically inscribed TO
each of the ladies was also presented a
! bouquet of one dozen handsome American
| beauty roses In the party were present.
| Miss Arabella Nash, of Tarboro. with
Mr. j. B. Ramsay; Miss Anna Howard
Baker. of Tarboro, with Mr.. j. 3. Thorpe;
Miss Bette Gordon, of Chapel Hill, with
Mr.. Louis Graves; Miss Ethel Follin, OF
| Winston, with Mr.. F. H. Lemly; MISS
Elizabeth Faison, of Charlotte, with MI.
H. G. Turner; Miss Agnes King, OF Char-
lotte, with Mr. G. W. Graham; Miss
Elizabeth Drane, of Edenton, with MI
NJ Makeley, Jr. Miss Mary Thompson
Of Raleigh with Mr.. /. F. Lewis; MISS
Helene Battle, of Rocky Mount, with Mr..
E. M. Land Miss Lillian Slocomp, OF
Fayetteville, with Mr.. James MacRae;
Miss Anne ]. Taylor, of Plttsboro, Win
Mr.. K. P. Lewis; Miss Lois Holt, or Cnar-
! lotte. with Mr. Willis Heard; Miss Eliza
beth Ellis, of New Bern. with Mr.. Rich
! ard Duffy; Miss Erma Bailey, OF VIM
ston with Mr.. ]. S. Whitehead Miss
Louise Bellamy, of Wilmington, with MI.
A. w. Haywood. Jr.; Miss Ollie Clark, of
Wilson. with Mr.. w. B. Whitehead MISS
she Clark. of Tarboro. with Mr.. Ora
ham Woodland.
For the banquet the chaperones were:
Mrs. Julia Graves, of Chapel Hill; Mrs.
Charles Duffy, of New Bern. and Mrs
Gordon, of Chapel Hill.
THE GIMGHOUL SPREAD.
On the other side of Chapel Hill there
was going on at the same time the ever
Jolly Gimghoul Spread
The artistic lodge, of quaint and rough
design with pine bark showing on the out
side was a scene of beauty WITHIN. IL
was most exquisitely decorated in RED
and black. the color of the order. and
blue and white, the University colors.
The banquet was served most eX-
ouisitely by Dughi, of Raleigh, the menu
/ being a constant succession of appetlzlng
dishes, embracing:
Poncio a la Romano good luck, hlet or
trout a la Jainville, drawn butter, Sara
toga chips, sliced tomatoes, Frencn
bread. tenderloin of beef, champlgnons'
green peas Roman punch, nabisco walers'
chicken salad in bird-nests, royal Dress
/ ing. sailed almonds, queen olives, salteu
waters, cream in forms, fancy CAKES
Young American cheese, crackers. sa1e
NOR.
The menu cards were dark red In Color.
with the curious and mystic design OF
! the order on the front. The banquet CLOS
ed at II O'Clock, and the happy couples
were soon on their way to Commons Hdli
for the final german.
! The souvenirs were beautiful SILK rams
with the mystic design, hand painted IN
the centre. During the toasts and re-
sponses delightful music was rendered
by the Richmond band.
! The POSTMASTER was the Rex. A. M.
Carr. and the responses were as follows:
: .oThe Active Order" by DR.. Charles >.
| Mangum, of Chapel Hill; 1.-THE Alumni,
by Mr.. Charles G. Rose, Fayetteville;
| ..The Ladies'" by Mr.. stephen A. Doug
las. of Greensboro.
There were present on this happy oc-
casion the following couples: MISS
Sophie Wood, of Edenton, MIR. Brent
Drane; Miss Margaret Cannon, OF Con-
cord, Mr.. j. S. Carr. Jr.: Miss Safan
! Cheshire, of Raleigh, Mr.. T. L. Gwyn'
Miss Edna Barnes, of Richmond, MI. j. "
Biggs; Miss Little Tomlinson, OF Durham
! Mr.. Thomas Hume; Miss Mary Barber
Of Winston. Mr.. T. c. Worth; Miss Eli
zabeth Burrus, of New Bern, Mr.. ,. A
Douglas: Miss Alice Stronach, of Raj
/ eigh, Mr.. Patterson; Miss Annie hume
Of Chapel Hill, Mr.. B. H. Bridgers; Miss
Sallie Hamilton, of Baltimore, Mr.. Perrin
Busbee; Miss Hal Morson, of Raleigh
Mr.. Charles G. Rose; Miss Adelaide
/ Snow, of Raleigh, Mr.. A. Nj. Carr; MISS
Annie Wilson, of Charlotte. Mr.. L. X
Brem; Miss Edna Snow. of Birmingham
Ala. Mr.. f. o. Rogers; Miss Leila Phil
lirs, Of Tarboro. Mr.. Eben Alexander;
Miss Lois Long, of Statesville, Mr. W. w
Vass; Miss Mary Register, of Norfolk
1 MIR. Quentin Gregory; Miss Fannie Roy
ster, of Norfolk. Mr.. j. M. Morehead
Mrs. William Webb. of Hillsboro. Mr.
VIM. Webb; Miss Francis Newman. o.
Atlanta, Prof. E. " Howell; Miss Louise
Venable, of Chapel Hill, Mr.. w. B. Snow
Miss Christiana Busbee, of Raleigh, Mr.
! ]. s. Henderson, Jr.; Mrs. T. N. Webb
of Hillsboro, Mr.. T. n. Webb; Mis-:
| Minna Curtis Bynum. of Lincolnton, Or
Archibald Henderson: Miss Rebekaf
| Chambers. of Charlotte, Mr.. W. S. Ber'
nard: Miss Margaret Alexander, OF
Chapel Hill, Mr.. g. Berkeley; Miss
Florence Holt, of Burlington Mr.. B. H
Craig: Miss Elizabeth Johnson. of Biz
mingham, Ala, Mr.. w. F. Carr; Mrs
C. S. Mangum, of Chapel Hill, DR.. c.
Mangum; Miss Native Pace, of Raleigh
Mr.. j. S. Carr, Jr.
The chaoerones of the occasion were
Mesdames Webb. KenaE. Henderson ant
4 WILEY.
BRILLIANT FINAL GERMAN.
The final function of the great series
of social events was the german giver
in Commons Hall which began at mid
night.
The scene at the opening of the ger
man, in the grand march, led by Mr.. A
NJ. Carr, chief ball manager, was brave
sight. The young ladies were all attire'
in handsome costumes. the various color