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Terms reasonable. Apply to Mrs.
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FOR RENT Six new Broom cottages
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
KAPPA ALPHA.

The Kappa Alpha Fraternity gave a
most enjoyable dance Thursday night,
complimentary to the young ladies OF
Raleigh. Dancing began at ten o'clock
and lasted until one. The dance was led
by Mr.. ComwelI. with Miss Graves OF
New York, and Mr.. Diggs with Miss
Leila Suttle of Shelby. The souvenirs
which were gold battle-axe hat-pins with
the K. A. badge on them, were presented
during a very beautiful figure led by Mr.
Diggs. This ended the series Of dances
given during the A. and M. commence
ment and was one of the most enjoyed
social events of the season.
The following couples were present:
Mr.. Comwell with Miss Mary Graves
of New York Mr.. Diggs with Miss Leila
Suite; Mr.. kirkpatrick with Miss Mabel
Young; Miss Finger, Of }. '12hR which,
Young; Mr. Finger, of Charlotte, with
Miss Lilly Skinner; Mr.. West with Miss
Minnie Beebe; Mr.. Stamps with Miss
Rosa Skinner: Mr.. Robertson with Miss
Irene Lacy; Mr.. Primrose with Miss Eliza
Brown Mr.. Neal with Miss Julia Haugh-
ton, of Washington, n. c.; Mr.. Rogers
with Miss Olivia Lamb Mr. Huffman
with Miss Margaret Mackey; Mr.. Wall
with Miss Emily Higgs; Mr.. Etheridge
with Miss Mary Andrews; Mr.. Clark with
Miss Louise Linton; Mr.. Cromer, of Dur
ham, with Miss Pattie Carroll; Mr. Dixon
with Miss Lucy Andrews; Mr.. Ben Lacy,
Jr., with Miss Isabelle Gary Mr.. Louis
Smith with Miss Mildred Tilton
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Chambers
Smith; DR.. and Mrs McGeacy; Mrs.
skinner; Mrs. Massey; Prof. and Mrs
Riddick; Miss Frances Lacy.
The music was furnished by Wriglt's
Orchestra.
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Commencement Dance.

oxford. n. c., May 30.-(Special. 1.-The
cadets of Homer Military school gave the
first of the commencement dances on
Wednesday night which was greatly en-
joyed. Many new and beautiful figures
were led by Chief Leader Ford, assisted
by Chief Marshal James and assistant
leaders Dawson and Wilson.
Among. the couples were Miss Payne.
of Norfolk, Va, with Mr.. Frank Pin
nix; Miss Davis. of Rocky Mount with
Mr. Will Minor; Miss Hume, of Chapel
Hill, with Prof Wilcox; Miss Butler Of
Henderson, with Cadet OBerry; Miss
Cooper, of Henderson, with Mr. Crawford
Cooper; Miss Chevasse, of Henderson, with
Mr. Eugene Crews; Miss Bowers, of Scot
land Neck, with Cadet Cobb Miss Mary
Miller Outlaw with Cadet Clark; Miss
Kate Horner with Lieut.. Pierce; Miss
Winston, of Durham, with Lieut.. James:
Miss Irwin Stark with Cadet Find; Miss
Luke Riggs with Mr.. Matt Pinnix; Miss
Daisy Minor with Cadet Knight; Miss
Kate Cannady with Bugler West Miss
Evelyn Howell with Lieut.. Humble; Miss
Willie Starke with Cadet Murphy Miss
Jeanette Biggs with Cadet Davis Miss
Annie Williams with Cadet Horner: Miss
Monroe. of Goldsboro, with Serg. Elmer
son; Miss Janet Gregory with Cadet Uzzle;
Miss Antoinette Tayloe with Cadet Lloyd
Miss Charlotte Britt With Prof. Epps;
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welded AT GOLDsB0RO,
Miss Jennie jenkins and Mr. D. J. Thurston of
New Jersey.

Goldsboro, N. &C, May 3O.-(Special) -
The large audience which crowded the
Baptist church last night to witness a
marriage were not certain who the lucky
groom would be until the bridal party
arrived, and Mr.. d. j. Thurston, a young
member of the Coldsboro bar, stood be-
fore the chancel rail with his beautiful
bride. Miss Jessie Jenkins Some days ago
and even on Thursday a rumor was cur
rent in the city that Miss Jessie Jenkins,
daughter of Rev. c. A. jenkins would
marry gentleman from New Brunswick,
N. j., last night. Miss Jenkins had a
position on the faculty of the Goldsboro
graded school and resigned that position
last week to marry the New Jersey gen
tleman, so it was reported.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father and little Miss Mary Nor
wood and Eleanor Edmundson acted as
flower girls. The ushers were Messrs.
Hardy Robinson, Roscoe, Riveubark, s.
G. Fordham and f. C. Vcrser. After the
ceremony the happy couple repaired to
the Baptist parsonage, where a number
of friends called to offer congratulations.
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The A. and NJ. Commencement Dance

The Sigma Neu and Kappa Sigma ira.
ternities gave a most enjoyable dance
Monday night, complimentary to the
young ladies of Raleigh.
The dance began at 10 O'Clock and lasted
till one. 1t was one OF the most notable
social events Of the season, and was a
success in every particular.
The dance was led by Mr.. and Mrs
William Branch Jones. Beautiful and IN
tricate figures were introduced with mark
ed effect,
During the dance an appropriate figure
was introduced when souvenirs were pre-
sented. The souvenirs were rose finished
gold hat pins with the fraternity emblem
Wright furnished the music.
The following we're the members OF the
Sigma Nu Fraternity present:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Branch Jones;
DR.. and Mrs. Joel D. Whitaker; Mr.. Hor-
ace NJ Emerson. Jr., with Miss Graves
Of Chapel Hill; Mr.. James Murphy with
Miss Hal Morson; Mr.. Murray Allen with
Miss Lena Latta: Mr. o. Max Gardner
with Miss Suite, of Shelby; Mr.. Hill M
Hunter with Miss Mabel Young; Mr.. j..
p Bailey, Jr., with Miss Lille Ferrall;
MIR. f. ID. Ross with Miss Helen Prim-
rose; Mr.. Waddell Walters with Miss
Emily Higgs; Mr. Arthur Gregory with
Miss Carrow Gray
Stays: Will Morson, James McKimmon,
Allan Higgins and Cleveland Douglas
Weuch.
The following we're the members of the
Kappa Sigma Fraternity present:
Mr. L. N. Boney with Miss Irene Lacy;
Mr. O. L. Creeeh with Miss Eula Davis;
Mr.. w L. Darden with Miss Mary An
drews; Mr. e. A. Picka with Miss Mar
garet Mackay; Mr.. e. E. Culbreth with
Miss Vivian Manicure; Mr.. w M. Cham
bers with Miss Jessamine Higgs; Mr.. T.
G. Porter with Miss Ellen Dortch; Mr.
]. H. Pierce with Miss Lilly Skinner; Mr.
Lewis Winston with Miss Rosa Skinner;
Mr.. J. S. Gates with Miss Stainback.
Stays: Prof Kendall, Mr.. Richardson.
Chaperones: Mrs. Latta, Mrs. Lacy
Mrs Higgs.
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sENIO RDANCE.

Theh senior class Of the A. and M. Col
lege gave its final ball in Raney Library
on Wednesday evening from 10:3O to ]
clock
The dance was given to the young ladies
Of Raleigh. 1t was a short evening most
pleasantly spent. Those who participated
were the members Of the senior class and
alumni and Professors Of the College
The dance was led by Major Boney with
Miss Mary Andrews.
During the dance a figure was led with
only the ball managers out, when rosettes
were presented.
Major Boney, chief, to Miss Mary An
drews Capt Crowell to Miss Lilly Skin
ner; Capt Darden to Miss Irene Lacy:
Lieut.. Kirkpatrick to Miss Rosa Skinner;
Lieut.. Etheridge to Miss Smilax, of Bat,
tleboro.
Music was furnished by Wright.
Chaperones Mrs Lacy, Mrs Higgs.
Mrs. Boney, Mr. and Mrs. Die, Mrs, Skin
ner
The following couples were present:
Major Boney with Miss Mary Andrews:
Capt Crowcll with Miss Lilly skinner:
Capt Darden with Miss Irene Lacy. Capt.
Ferguson with Miss Lane; Capt Diggs
with Miss Louise Linton; Lieut. Kirk
patrick with Miss Rosa skinner; Lieut..
Rogers with Miss Eiza Brown; Lieut..
| Kicks with Miss Harry Harrison; Lieut.
Owen with Miss Graves. Lieut. Parker
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Burlington Graham German.

Burlington, N. c., May 30-The ger
mani given last night by the young gen
tlemen OF Burlington and Graham at Pat
tersons Hall in honor of the visiting
young ladies, was one OF beauty and splen-
dor. The dance was led by Mr. W. Man
ley Baker with Miss Bert Albright, as
sisted by Mr.. Theo. Pomeroy with Miss
Lois Long The Wilmington Italian or
chestra furnished music. Among those
present were:
Miss Bess Scott with Mr.. Robert Lacy
Holt; Miss Margaret Castex, OF Colds
boro, with Mr.. Victor NJ. Graves; Miss
Irene Register. of Greensboro, with Mr..
Louie b. Williamson; Miss Bert Albright
with Mr.. w. Marley Baker; Miss Mary
Lacy, Of Raleigh, with Mr. L. Moselcr
Miss Jessamine Cant with Mr. Norman
II. Johnson; Miss Madeline White with
Mr. DonneIl Scott; Miss Katie Lee Banks
with Mr.. Will Harris, of Atlanta. Ga.
Miss McCuIlers, of Raleigh, with Mr..
Holt Laird; Miss Love, OF Virginia, with
Mr. McAllster OF Charlotte; Miss Wood
fin Chambers with Nj Jim Carrigan
Miss Lois Long. Of Statewide with Mr..
Theo. Pomeroy; Miss Minnefee. of Rock
ingham, Va. with Mr.. Lynn +. William
son; Miss Mamie Banner with Mr.. Joseph
Cant; Miss Halle Irwin with Mr.. l..
Banks williamson; Miss Susie Bryan with
Mr.. Kenneth Cant; Miss Mamie Parker
with Mr. valdamir GUIDE; Miss Neil Nor4
uood with Nr Harry g DarnaU Of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
MISS IRWIN PAYLoR ENrERrAIKs
q Most Charming Event in Bigh Point Social
Life,

High Point, N. c., May 3d. Special
On Friday evening, at her home, on Eng
hsh street, Miss Irwin Paylor entertained
quite a number Of friends Those not par
ticipating in the game of the evening
'Fhnch," made the spacious verandas
gay with merry conversation. AT eleven
O'Clock a collation. was served in the
following courses: Salmon sandwiches and
olives, fruit cake and fruit salad in orange
baskets.
Those present were: Miss Anna Kirk
man with Mr.. Ed. Farriss Miss Bertha
Raglan with Hon. Wescott Robertson; Miss
Glover, of Georgia, with Mr. Virgil Idol
Miss Elva Blair with Mr.. w. T. Parker;
Miss Clara Kirkman with Mr.. j.. j. Far
riss; Miss Connie Charles with Mr. Tur-
ner; Miss Minnie Alexander with Mr..
Geo. Handbook; Mrs. H. C. Turner with
Mr.. NJ J. Wrenn; Mr.. Frank Claybourn,
Mr.. Stag.
1t was a most delightful evening and
all left feeling indebted to Miss Paylor
for her hospitality.
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will live a quarter Of a century, but we
think Bishop Smith did this last We'd
ncsday morning in the Littleton College
chapel People came expecting much but
many said the half had not been told.
There are few men living who can preach
such a sermon as this was-so full of ten
derness, pathos and power-and we do not
beueve any man can do it often.
The reception given Governor Aycock
was something wonderful, and we think
a surprise to the Governor himself. He
came into the chapel about twenty or
thirty minutes after the exercises had
begun When he made his appearance
through a side entrance, on the rostrum
just as one Of the graduates had fin
ished reading her essay, the whole au-
dence sprang 10 It's feet as - by magic
and the scene which followed was an in
.piration; for several minutes the people
especially the young people, of which
there seemed to be an almost endless
sea of faces stood and waved their hand
kerchefs and chccred. This scene was re
pcated awith almost equal enthusiasm an
hour or more later when the Governor
began to speak Something bad certainly
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a Negro Community Ruled by Print.
tive Methodists
lFrom The WORLDS Work.)


The colored male citizens IN the neigh
borhood Of Providence Church, near
Dublin, Laurcns County, Ga, organized
not long ago unique Good Government
Club"
our society says the secretary is q
voluntary organization, and has for it's
object the betterment Of the race
We whip a man for a number OF
things: getting drunk, wire-bcating, va
/ grancy, selling his vote, failure to pro
vide for his family, failure to make an
honest effort to pay his debts, using pro-
/ fame language, and so on.
1T was reported to the society" he
went on, that one mans wife was badly
in need of a wash pot The man was
cited to show cause why he had not pro-
vided his wife with the article. He fail
ed to buy one before the trial came off,
and, and when tried, failed to show how
his wife could get along without one
and still be put to no great Inconvenience.
Conviction followed. He was whipped,
and ordered to get a pot within thirty
days
In riding pat the home of another man
it was seen by one Of our members that
the front gate had fallen down. From
appearances, he had made no effort to put
it up. At the trial il was proved that
the gate had been down for several
weeks, and that his wife had tried many
times to get him to take more pride i'm
the care of his home c onviction fol-
lowed, and the husband will remember
a long time the logging he got that night
1--WE had man before us once charged
with kissing a girl on the street, said
the Secretary of A Georgia Negro Good
Government Club "The girl did not ap-
pear against him; we could not get her
to do so; and the man st0utly denied
the charge. He told our judge that no
had never kissed a woman i'm his life
The Judge asked him if he wasn't mar
ried. No sab he said, NAH wife's
dead I'm dc daddy NV nine chillun, an
I nevah kissed woman in NAH life In
the midst Of much laughter. the Judge
asked, Did you never kiss your wife,?
Without q moments hesitation the man
said, No sab; no, sab The the Judge
said, 'Jim( you're the biggest liar In town,
and I sentence you to be given forty
nine lashes, but I'll suspend the sentence
if you'll agree to leave town within the
next five hours Judge said Jim, L
don't want no five hours; III be gone in
five minutes.
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A Special Music Service

The special musical service by the COM
bined choirs of the Edenton Street NJ e.
church and Church of the Good Shepherd
when Stainer's Daughter of Jairus will be
sung occurs this afternoon at o'clock at
the Church of the Good Shepherd.
The chorus is composed of thjrty-one
voices, with Miss Daisy Young, organist,
and Mr.. Wade r. Brown, conductor.
This is the order of service;
Professional Hymn, 408-Le Jeune
Responses-Tallis
Magnificent, Nunc Dimitis in F-Steane
Daughter of Jairus- Stainer
Sevenfold Amen-Stainer.
Recessional Hymn, 403--Ward
The public is cordially invited to be
present.
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Miss Annie Taylor with Mr.. Sam Peace;
Miss Sophie Taylor with Cadet Merry
Miss Bette Hunt with Cadet Long
Miss Lucy Webb with Cadet Romano;
Miss Annie Crews with Mr.. Marion Tay-
Tor; Miss Hattie Webb with Mr.. Will Tay-
Tor.
Stays: Cadets Wilson, Skinner, Dawson,
Dunlap. MIR Tom Hume and Maj. Russell
Chapei mes: Mrs J. C. Horner, Mrs.
Henry Hunt and Miss Mary Horncr and
Miss Epps.
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Fur er Il Stopped for Back Pew Rent

(Tolcdo, O., Telegram to the Pittsburg
DispatCh,)
The town Of Maybee, between here and
Monroe, Mich, is much wrought up over
the refusal of the authorities Of the Ger
man Lutheran church to permit John
stecher a well-known citizen, to be buried
beside his wife and several children.
When the funeral procession reached
the cemetery the gates were nailed, shut
and heavy planks nailed across them, An
appeal was made to the trustees, who re-
fused to issue permit for burial because
the deceased was in arrears for the past
year for pew rent
The remains were finally inferred in the
township cemetery, two miles away. 1t
is said the church will split on account of
the incident
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31

Boston, for refusing to marry person
who had been divorced. DR.. Dixon might
go still further and refuse to marry a
good woman to a trifling, immoral man.
or noble young man to a worthless so
cfety fllrt, and still be within the
bounds of propricty and, as we think, OF
ministerial duty. Some preachers seem
quite willing to marry a good woman to
"any sort Of old thing, or noble young
man to a bunch of frills and frizZles, and
then laugh over it as though it were the
biggest sort of joke This is a path along
which a preacher can't walk without go
ing too far.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
A HISTORIC DAY AT
LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE
The commencement the Greatest Occasion in the
Colleges Career. Bishop A. Coke Smith
and Gov. AyCoCk Speak.
Especial to News and Observcr,)

filled the minds Of these people with al
most boundess enthusiasm
President Rhodes, who is a Wayne
county man ANA an ardent admircr of
Governor Aycock, introduced him in a
very happy speech, "not as the great
man Of the nation, fearless orator and
a much-talkcd-of candidate for the U. S.
Senate and Vice president" but as Coy
crnor C. B. Acocl, OF Wayne county,
The climax Of this inverted pyramid as
it was happily called by one gentleman
oil the rostrum was anticipated by tho
audience and before the words Wayne
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May German at GoldsboIo,

Goldsboro, N. c., May 30.-(Special -
One of the most enjoyable social events
of the month was the annual May ger
man, given in the armory of the Colds
boro Rifles last night by the young gen
tlemen of the city in honor of the return
OF the several young ladies from college.
The german was led by Capt James S.
Hartsell, with the following couples par
ticipating:
Miss Mildred Dortch with Mr.. f. J.
Dawson Miss Antoinette Burwell with
Mr. Herman Well Miss Anna Belle Borden
with Mr. Il. G. Hines; Miss Rachel NJ,
Borden with Mr.. Donald c. Humphrey;
Miss Sadie Spicer with Mr.. M. X Moore;
Miss Pearl Fort with Mr.. Paul Yelvcr-
ton; Miss Annie Gregg with Mr. Leslie
Yclverton Miss Matte Nash with MIR.
w J. Gibson; Miss Marie Pool With Mr..
VIM Smith, Jr Miss Gertrude Mosby
with Mr.. Ed. B. Yelverton; Miss Evelyn
Privett with Mr. j. w Aycock: Miss Helen
Privctt with Mr.. w. II. Winstead Miss
Belle Smith with Mr.. Harry Baker; Miss
Julia Castex with Mr.. Barham; Miss
Mary Scott Monroe with Mr.. J. j. Broad
hurst; Miss Clara Spicer with Mr.. Cor
don Smith; Miss Minnie Slocum with Mr..
Robert Carnegie; Miss Ellen Dortch with
Mr. A. II. Harper; Miss Dora McRac with
Mr.. w. P. Dortch; Miss Glenn Forbes
with Mr. Graves Smith; Miss Daisy Smith
with Mr.. A. H. Edgerton; Miss Florence
Myerberg with Mr.. Myersberg.
Stays Dr. Will Spicer Willie Moye
Doyle Privett, Crit Porter Hamden Hill,
D. c. Farrior f. NJ. Miller. Jas, Lewis,
Jas. Crawford Or. Johnson, Rugglcs Ba-
ker, Jack Smith, Murray Borden, F. X
Broadhurst.
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rittIeton, N. &C, May 3o.-Thc com
menccment at Littleton Female College
was by very much the most largely at
tended and by common consent perhaps,
the greatest occasion ever witnessed at
this famous school, which has won re
nown that has brought patronage from
as far North as New Jersey and as far
South as Florida.
The presence alone of Bishop A. Coke
Smith and Governor Aycock would make
any commencement a great occasion. Both
these men were at their best. 1t IS not
every man who can preach sermon that
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-31
To Celebrate Jefferson Davis Birthday

Rocky Mount, N. c., May 3d. Especial
Bethel Hines Chapter, United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy," of Rocky Mount,
are preparing to celebrate the birthday
of jefferson Davis, June Bird, next, We'd
nesday. in the opera house. Beginning
at 1 o'clock there viii be appropriate ex-
ercises-speaking, music and recitations-
while the Rocky Mount brass band will
discourse sweet music suitable to the oc-
casion General w. r. Cox is expected to
introduce the orator Of the day, Hon.
B. H. Bum, who will be at his best and
no doubt will delight his audience. In
the afternoon the ladies will provide a
barbecue dinner which will be spread in
the banquet hall of the Masonic TEN
pie for the ''old vets" of Nash County
Camp and the vicinity.
A feature of the affair will be the pre-
sentation of a unique gavel, made for the
occasion, to Mrs Capt. ]. H. Thorp,
president of the local chapter of u D. C.
This gavel was made and carved by an
"Old Johnny Reb" from Virginia, mem
Der of R. r. Lee Camp, c. V. Richmond,
but now a resident of Nash county upon
the face of the gavel is carved the pic
lures Of Lee Rnd Jackson, side by side,
while on the handle is a bit of North
Carolina war history in which appears
the following:
First at Bethel"
'fFarthest at Gettysburg"
'And last at Appomattox."
This gaIvel has been much admired by
all who have seen it.
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0ulick-DOrssy.

The following invitation has been re-
ceIved by friends Of the popular young
couple:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dorsey request
the honor of your presence at the mar
rage Of their daughter, Bessie Estele
10 Mr.. William Mckee Gulick, Wed
nesday morning, June the third, nineteen
hundred and three, at ten o'clock at the
Baptist church, Oxford, North Carolina +"
No invitations in oxford but all friends
are invited to attend.
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