The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-06-25

and Observer:
The ball managers were Mr.. d. Y.
Cooper, Jr.. DR.. J, H. Tucker and Mr..
E. B. Taylor.
The dance was gracefully led by
Mr.. James BrOdie with Miss Melissa
Morton, of Washington. assisted by
Mr. J. A. Moore with Miss Della Wei
Ter. of Weldon.
Those who participated were: Mr..
5. f. ShultZ, of Pennsylvania. with
Miss Page Nichols of Petersburg, Va;
DR.. f.. b. Tucker with Miss Louise
Hic.kson, of Richmond, Va; Mr.. f. B.
Taylor with Miss Carrie Darden, of
Newsoms, Va: Mr. Samuel Watkins.
Jr., with Miss Mary Andrews. of Raj
eigh; Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper, Jr.. with Miss
Annie Davis, of Rocky Mount; Mr..
Mutton. of Richmond, Va, with Miss
Belle Moncure, of Raleigh Mr.. Jo-
sephus Norman, of Halifax. with Miss
Vivienne Moncure, of Raleigh; Mr.. J.
II. Bum with Miss Matinette Picot, of
Littleton: Mr. Mott Pinnix. of Ok
ford, with Miss Kate Cannady, of
Oxford; Mr.. Rom CrOwder, of Merid-
ian. Miss, and Miss Ethel Dorsey:
Mr.. Will Minor, of Oxford, with Miss
Nellie Skinner, of Greenville; Mr.
Cary Mayo, of Greenville. with Miss
Olivia Lamb; Mr.. Aston Cheek with
Miss Julia Tucker; DR.. Blackwood
Pierce, of Roanoke Rapids, with Miss
Willie Parker; Mr.. Richard Darden,
of Newsoms, Va, with Miss Leila
Shannon; Mr. Dickson, of Raleigh,
with Miss Claudia Hunter; Mr.. Eugene
Crews, of Oxford, with Miss Laurine
Dorsey; Mr.. Howell, of Oxford, with
Miss Fannie Safer, of Halifax; Mr..
Henry Seasons, of Tarboro, with
Miss Annie Williams, of Oxford; Mr..
J. l.. Weller, of Weldon, with Miss
Minnie Darden, of Newsoms, Va; NJ.
Howell, with Miss Hemphill, OF Con-
cord; Mr.. Walter Hart with Miss
India Bumgardner, of Staunton, Va;
Mr.. Hamilton, of Oxford, with Miss
Irene Royster. of Greensboro; Mr.. A.
A. Fisher, of Norfolk. with Miss Freda
Hill, of Halifax; Mr. George Gillian
with Miss Nirgie Nelson, of Halifax;
Mr. Mullin, of Roanoke Rapids, with
Miss Amy Butler; Mr.. Ed Cannady,
of Oxford, with Miss Lena Taylor. OF
Oxford; Mr.. Al Fann, of FranklintOn,
with Miss Bette Pittman: Mr.. O. Nj
Newman, OF Gumberry, with Miss Re.
becca Butler: Mr.. John Garden. OI
Greenville, with Miss Eliza Lamb, of
WilliamstOn; Mr. William Horner. ol
Roanoke Rapids, with Miss Julia
Horton, of Washington; DR.. John
Hill Tucker with Miss Belle Thorpe
of Goshen; Mr.. George Cooper, O.
Trinity College. with Miss Jeannette
Biggs; Mr.. Ed Landis, of Oxford
with Miss Pattie Lou Jones; DR.. Pen
dleton with Miss Gloss Parker; Mr.
Hal Hunter with Miss Mary Weeks
of Elizabeth City; Mr.. John Leacl
| with Miss Louise Pittinger, of Raj
eigh; Mr.. Josiah Cannady. of Oxford
| with Miss Irma Cobb. of Greenville
| Mr.. Bennett Perry University N. C.
with Miss Janet Hawkins. of Ridge
way; Mr.. Frank RobarIs with Mis-.
Maggie Bowers, of Scotland Neck
Mr.. George Kittrell. of Kittrell, will
Miss Bette Hunt, of Oxford; Mr. Bel
Lassiter. of Oxford, with Miss Dora
Safer, OF Halifax; Mr.. Felix Allen. o
LOuisburg, with Miss Mary M. Out
law. of Oxford: Mr.. Coffield, of Kit
trell, with Miss Jennie Trapier, O
Raleigh; Mr.. Littlejohn Taylor will
Miss Fannie Gregory, of Oxford; Mr.
Oscar Gregory, of Louisburg. will
Miss Eloise Gregory; Mr.. Charlie Ell
more with Miss Nettie Elmore; Mr.
Marion Taylor, of Oxford. with Mis-
Macy Chavasse; Mr.. S. Chavasse will
Miss Mamie Lands; Mr.. Cohen, Q
Weldon, with Miss Carrie Lands; DR.
Skinner with Miss Magdalen Lands
Mr.. sgd p. Cooper with Mrs. Cooper
Stays: DR.. | H. Davis, of Oxford
Messrs. Tate, of Charlotte; Nj. M
Gary, of Durham; Robert Lassite1
Geo. Pennington, of Tarboro; Wi
Pace, of Raleigh; Wilbur Cook
Thomas Horner, of Manson; Wilso
Morris, Gideon Lamb.
The chaperones We're Mr.. and Mrs
J. Wearn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 0. Shan
non, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L. Cooper, Mr.. an
Mrs. F. c. Toepleman, Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs J. S. Bul
well, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry, MI
and Mrs. A. S. Davis and Mr.. an
Mrs. J. l. Miller.
At the close OF the german hanC
some receptions were given the guest
at the homes of the chaperones an
Others, the festive occasion and mel
riment lasting until broad dayligh
when adieus were said with relu'
| tance.
ANOTHER DANCE.
On the evening of the 18th the Tia
Heel Cotillion Club gave another d'
lightful german in honor OF tn
young ladies who attended the Jun
german and remained over to visl
! friends here.