The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07
). X
German at Fayetteville.

German at Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, N. c., Sept 6.-(Spe-
cial.) was a delightful german
given at the armory on Friday even
ing. Among the dancers We're:
Mr.. Joe Mcclellan with Miss Led
better, of Rockingham; Mr. Jack w.
Tillinghast with Miss Thompson, of
Baltimore; Mr.. O. w. Patterson with
Miss Bette Brown of Davidson; Mr..
Mcneil; Mr.. Lemmie g. Crosswell
with Miss Lima Pemberton; Mr.. Geo.
Mcneil with Miss Alice Matthews;
Mr.. b. F. Huske with Miss Mary N.
Broadfoot; Mr.. J. S. Pemberton with
Miss Lillian Haight; Mr.. VIM. Broad
foot with Miss Lima Haight; Mr.. G. p.
Laurison and Miss Maud Haight Mr..
Nathan Scott and Miss Laura Allen
Mr.. Morrison Burns and Miss Marion
Slocumb; Mr.. Sanders with Miss Nora
McDuffie; Mr.. James Taylor with Miss
Minerva Mcneil.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
q. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Under
wood, Jr
Unattended: Allen Mcmillan, CLAIR
ence Pemberton, H. M. White, Walter
Jessup, ]. S. Mcneil, r. H. Dye
A Pleasant Card Party.
Waynesville. N. c.. Sept 6.-(Spe-
cial.)-A delightful card party was
given at the Hotel Gordon Saturday
night. BLACK Beauty" was the game
played and the occasion was a most
enjoyable one. The prizes were won
by Mrs. A. 7. Dill, of New Bern, Miss
Smith, of Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs.
w. ID. Sprague, of Waynesville
Those present were: Mrs E. b.
Ellis, Mrs. Charles E. Slower, Mrs. Jno.
T. Hollister, Mrs. Owen II. Guion and
Mrs. A. T. Dill, of New Bern; Mrs.
Ships, of Americas. Ga; Mrs. j. S. u.
Davis, of Woodbine Ga; Misses
Wright and Northrop, of Wilmington
Miss Smith, of Nashville, Tenn: Miss
Ellis, of New Bern; Miss Hiss of Raj
eigh; Miss Wescott, of Wilmington;
Miss HOLSTER, of New Bern; Mrs. w.
ID. Sprague, of Waynesville Messrs. E.
M. Green, j. H. blackburn, A. r. Dill
and ]. T. HOLSTER, of New Bern; e. H
Smitherman, of Selma, Ala; Hugh
and Neal Davis. of Woodbine, Ga; J.
CT. Reeves j. F. Bass and James E.
Carraway, of Waynesville.
Although the season is somewhat
advanced the hotels and boarding
houses are still filled up The hot
spell which is usual in September will
doubtless send many more visitors
from eastern and southern points
X !. 4
Social Events at Wake Forest.
Wake Forest. N. c.. Sept 6.-(Spe-
| cial.) pretty girls, handsome men
| and elaborateness Of arrangements
were the chief factor that combined
| to make the opening reception at the
| beautiful home of the Misses Powell
| a success eXcelling if possible any of
| its predecessors. The DarlOrS never
| looked more beautiful
The following programme was de-
| lightfully rendered:
| Vocal solo, Miss Jessie Powell
Recitation and song. Mr.. w. Royal
| Violin solo. Mr.. ]. J. Thomas
Piano solo. Miss Mabel Powell
Vocal solo. 'coon song" Mr.. L.
| Davis.
A quartet from the College Glee
Club also sang few popular airs
which were much appreciated.
After the programme light refresh
ments were served and a very pleas
ant evening enjoyed until wee hours
of morning.
The Wake Forest band has been
| formed, under the leadership of Prof
S. w. Bagley, and will be composed OF
the following men: H. p. Curtis, r
| V. Adams. l.. 3. Aldiwell, w. Len
non, j. j. Thomas. b. j. Ray, II. Po-
teat, S.B. RaZier. M. F. Forrest. L.
| Powell, Z. j.. Lyon, l.. Z. Hatch. B.
| Powers.
Mr. Talcott Brewer and Miss Lulu
| Brewer, of Raleigh. have been visit
| ing their uncle. Prof. G.. f. Brewer
| the past few days.
Cards are out for the "At Home
| of Mr.. and Mrs John Brewer. They
| having returned from their brda
! tour.
Mr.. d. Fl. Bland is spending a few
! days at college-betore entering upon
| his work as assistant principal OF
| Oxford graded schools.
| Prof. d. Eatman. has returned and
| will begin to organize college glee
and mandolin club al once.