The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-07
THE MECKLENBURG.
Great Season Now On-RaIe;oh Poo
pie Among Guests.

spent yesterday in Raleigh. Mr.
Hughes has just returned from a trir
to Chase City, Virginia, the location
of the famous Mecklenburg Hotel an0
the mineral springs. MIR. Hughes is
president of the company which Iass
year bought this great property which
is so popular with North CaroIinianS
The Mecklenburg is one of the finest
hotels in America. The springs are
popular and have the recommends,
tons of the leading physicians of the
United States. The lithia and calcium,
springs have wonderful healing anC
restorative properties and have Of
fected some remarkable cures Many
prominent people from every State ir
the South are guests at the Neck
lenburg and a few weeks stay build
up many a run down system.
Speaking of this season at the
Mecklenburg, Mr.. Hughes said tina
thus far it has been more successful
than the company had expected and
that the bookings for the next few
months are unusually large Severa
Raleigh people are included in thu
list of those who Will be at the Neck.
lenburg during the next few weeks
4 X y
Griffth-Rudse
Monroe, N. c.. July 6.-(Special.j
dings that Monroe has had for a long
time was that OF Mr.. Jas. r. Grif
fifth to Miss Kate Ridge. last Wed.
nesday evening, at the PresbyteriaG
church, Rev. Ct. II. Atkinson officiat-
ing.
The ushers were Messrs. T.. G. Win
chester and j. A. Stewart. Mr.. w. ii
Payne was best man. and Miss Pattie
Adams maid of honor. The bride Ell
\ -, L. \.
Ridge. The attendants We're: Miss
Alice Scales with Mr.. j. c. Skies, Jr.,
Miss May Blakeney with Mr.. Ed
I Grow; Miss. Faye Gaddy with Mr.
Eugene Ashcraft;. Miss Ola Brunei
with Mr. E. j. Heath. Mrs. II. r
Laney presided att the organ.
The bride was gowned in be-
coming brown taflor-made travelling
suit and carried brides roses. The
bridesmaids were dressed in null anc
carried pink carnations.
| MIR. Griffin is popular young man.
| a travelling salesman for the Heath.
| Lee Hardware Company. and is a ma,
| tive of Thomasville. Mrs. Griffith n
| the daughter of Mr.. J.. w. Rudge
and is foremost among Monroe's &C.
complshed and beautiful young Wo-
| men. The couple left for Jackson
Springs to spend the honeymoon.
|
German at Seashore Hotel.
Wilmington, NJ c.. July 6.-(Spe>
| cial. )--AmOng the pleasant events Of
| the present week at the beach of IN
terest i'm the social world was an i'm
promptu german at the Seashore
hotel on the fourth of July. It was
delightful for it's informality but pref
ty beyond compare. The figures were
led by Mr. G. d. Harris, of Raleigh
with Miss Hattie French, of Whining
ton, and among the young people
dancing were: Miss Pearl Fort, Of
Pikeville, with Mr.. Leach. of Raleigh
Miss Wadsworth, of Concord, with
Mr.. Jno. S. Calvert, of Raleigh; Miss
Fay Brown, Concord, with Mr. Rich
ard Meares, of Wilmington; Miss Bes
sic Gore with Mr.. Horton James, OF
Wilmington: Miss Emily Drewry, OF
Raleigh, with Mr.. Kennedy; Mis-
Beebee of Raleigh, with Mr.. VIII
Gore. of Wilmington; Miss Daisy Bur.
bank with Mr.. Marion James, of vii
mnigton; Miss Helen Rhyme, of Mt
Holly, with Mr. Bagley; Miss Rhyme
of Mt Holly with Mr.. Will Waters
of Wilmington; Miss Albright, of RAJ
eigh, with Miss Eepan; Miss Nellie
Dockery with Mr.. w. Robards of Raj
eigh; Miss Minnie Beebee, of Raj
eigh. with Mr.. Benz. Bell.
Stays Messrs. Sidney Wilbon, OF
Richmond; w. B. Douglass, of Raj
eigh; NJ. NJ. Cooke Jr., Julian Glenn
ents and Mr.. Nordon.
Chaperones: Mrs p. r. Albright.
Mrs f. H. Dowd, DR.. and Mrs. Josepf;
Graham. Mrs. j. II. Hinton and Col
w. B. Fort.