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The statesman., 1905-06-16

Lane c. NJ. E. Church holds services
every Sunday afternoon at 610 9th
street, corner Of Welton, up stairs
Theological recital at $3.50 p. NJ.
Evangelical song and prayer service
at P. M. Preaching at $500 P. NJ.
The Lords Supper every first Sunday
afternoon. The public and all eI-meu.
bers are invited. Rev. William "
Patton, Pastor.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

A special meeting of the Inter
Graduate Association will be held to-
night, Saturday June 18th, '05, at the
residence of Mrs. A. Froman, 2423
Emerson St. Business Of Importance.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

Wards Chapel, 1858 Clark Street.
Preaching, at II a. M, and 7.30 p. m
Sunday school, at 1890 p. m. An in
vitation is extended to the public.
Rev. G. W. Tolson, pastor and Cen
eral missionary.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Cor oath and California Streets.
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sunday School at u o'clock. Young
Peoples Meeting at $50 P. NJ.
REV. c. D. DOUGLASS,
Pastor.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crosswhits
returned to Boulder Sunday after a
very pleasant visit to their mother, at
22l8 Lincoln Ave.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

The Peoples Alliance is holding reg
ular meetings at odd Fellows hall,
1712 Curtis street, each Sunday. The
public is invited.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

The Birds Eye Restaurant Is stead
ly gaining in patronage. The service
first-class and Is cents gets meal.
o Higgins, Prop, 10l6 18th st.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
CAMPBELL CHAPEL

Sunday school every Sunday after
noon, at l:l5 p. m. Rev. D. D. Cole,
Pastor; William NJ. Bonner, Supt.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

Mrs. NJ. E. Mackey returned Satur-
day from Sal. Lake, where she has
been for the past FIVE mouths.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

The Knights of PYshias always
have good time at their entertain
ments. Come, everybody
The news & observer., 1905-12-02

ton, was good. 1t is really unfair to
specify individual players ON the car
lima team, but Abernathy was un-
doubtedly the star ground gamer with
Joe Whitaker a close second, and
while Whitaker was in the game Nir-
ginia was usually unable to gain
ground.
Mention should be made of story s
breaking through, blocking ana falling
on CraWford's kick, which was re-
sponsible for the second touchdown
in the first half.
The work Of Brown at end was Su-
perb, and Townsend, Thompson and
Winbourne gave good account of
themselves. Parker at centre was all
that was desirable and his accurate
passing did not give Carolina an eX-
cuse to make one single tumble.
For Virginia, Johnson and Barry
We're the stars. | do not think that
either team was up to the standard
of the two universities.
Carolina has developed wonderfully
i'm the past two weeks, as they have
done for the last four years They
seem to work only for the Virginia
game, and this year to some purpose
The story of the game in a word is:
Virginia was decidedly outclaSsed in
every particular"
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
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The news & observer., 1905-12-02

made five yards through right tackle.
ON a tumble Naples loses two yards
Virginia is penaliVed fifteen yards,
Snipes throws seen yards. Whitaker
takes the ball two yards through the
center. Snipes advances two yards
through the same place. Abernathy
advances four yards on punt through
the center. Virginia seems unable
to hold Carolina. Abernathy makes
another gain Of two yards. On next
play Carolina is penalized fifteen
yards on OFF side play. On rake kick
Snipes gains seen yards through Fir-
ginia's left tackle. Robertson punt3.
Waples advances : ) yards and is tack
led by Townsend. Crawford makes
two yards through the center and inn
medately afterwards punts to Caro-
lina's 3o-yard line. the ball going out
OF bounds. Abernathy makes a plunge
through center for q gain Of ten yards
Whitaker follows win Il gain of five
yards to center and Immediately af-
lerWarus gains live yards to left tackle.
Virginia is penaiZed ten yards for
two outside plays. Snipcs goes around
Barry for ten yards. Abernathy ad-
V2nces five yards through left guard
and Immediately afterwards plunges
through right tackle for five yardss
Whitaker fails to gain through center.
Alternately, however, attacks the
same spot and Gains seven yards and
follows for one yard gain against
Virginia. s right. Carolina, is clearly
outplaying Virginia.
Snipes makes a beautiful run OF
twenty yards around Barry. but Is
downed by Jordan. Snipes make
one yard around right end and the
ball is advanced To Virgfnia's fifteen
yard line. Pelling advances by
Whitaker Abernathy and Snipes carry
the ball to Virginia's outside line.
Touchdown by Whitaker.
Whitaker goes over at 2:50 for q
touchdown Whitaker fails to kick
goal. The BAH is taken to centre
and Johnson kicks out Of bounds on
Carolinas ten yard bounds. John
son kicks to Whitaker on a ten yard
line. Whitaker makes ten yards to
the centre and AbcTnathy two yards
through left tackle.
Whitaker makes one yard through
left tackle. Abcrnathy gains one
yard around left end on double pass.
Snipes advances to. center for three
yards. Whitaker fails to gain
Thompson plunges through center
for two yards. ON a fake Kick Aber-
nathy punts to center Virginia is
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
With Miss Winifred Habel.

There was a delightful social event
among the little folks on Monday af-
ternoon when Miss Winifred Habel
entertained on her thirteenth birth
day. There We're games of great fun
and then a march to the dining room
while Mrs. j. A. Scott rendered music.
There were delightful refreshments
in the shape of ice cream, cake,
candies and fruit. The table was
prettiy decorated with holly and
lighted by pink and green candles in
silver candelabr In the centre of
the table was the birthday cake with
the thirteen candles, and on this be-
ing cut by the little hostess, both
dime and thimble went to Miss Willie
Foster. There were many beautiful
presents for the hostess.
Among the guests were Misses
Eloise Guthrie, Marion Smith, Martha
Steinmetz, bessie and Margie Clark,
Marie and Susie Linehan, Laura Ball,
Ruth Sheets, Betsey Haywood, Laura
Egerton, Willie Foster, Annie Holman,
Edurna UZzell, Laura Young Dye,
Elizabeth Woollcott. Gertrude Bail
and Masters Kingham Scott, Archie
Dye, John Ball, and Chambers En-
Miss
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
ANALYSIS OF THE GAME.
The Conclusion is: Virginia Was Out
classed In Every Particular.
By PERRIN BUsBEE.

Norfolk, Va, Nov 30.-Carolina
presented a team which workeed with
the precision of a well constructed
piece of machinery. 1t was apparent
to every one after the first four or five
downs that Virginia could not get in
either around Cardinals ends or
through the line, while Carolina made
short consistent gains almost on any
point in the Virginia line with the
utmost ease.
One would not have recognized the
Carolina team as the same one which
played the A. and M. a month ago.
Yet the best analysis can make of
the game to North Carolinians is to
compare this game to the North Car
alina-A and M. game. The playing
was almost exclusively In Virginia
territory, and Virginia was always on
the defensive.
Carolina had four chances to score.
Once they lost the chance by being
penalized for holding on the other
three. Unlike the A. and M. game
Virginia was unable to hold when
forced to the last ditch, and Carolina
made good the opportunity.
Another difference was that Caro-
Ina made their gains by tandem plays,
cross bucks and line plunges, which
the A. and M. made on end runs. If
the 9oNoilo iit'ii, a. III tlle "a anu 1l.
game, Virginia made quite q rally and
Harmon Johnson by individual work
made substantial gains for Virginia,
mostly by runs around the left end,
but the rally was short-liVed, and Vir-
einia was forced to kick when they
reached midfield.
Also CarQnnhs goal was never In
the slightest danger Virginia never
getting nearer than the thirty five
yard line. Carolina played straight
Yale football, making short, consistent
gains, which seemed irresistible so far
as the Virginia line was concerned.
Their line plunges on fake kicks were
we'll timed and always seemed to
make good. The team was well
handled by Captain Robinson, and the
plays called with skill and judgment.
Robinson's kicking with one excep-
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
THE GAME IN DETAIL.
How the White and Blue Wrcs:Cd
Victory from the Blue and Orange
(By the Associated Press.)


Norfolk Va. Nov. 3O.-The Univer-
aity OF North Carolina by superior
team work and heady generalship
walked away easily with a victory to-
day by the score of II to 0 against
the University of Virginia 1t was
not a clean game, both sides being
repeatedly penalized for holding
roughing knocks and off-side playing
Zen thousand people saw the game.
The bright ana particular star Of
battle was Abernathy, Of Carolina,
who repeatedly broke through Vir-
ginia's line for good gains. in rusnes
3n the center and guards. He was
Ib.y assisted at critical stages by
Whitaker.
Virginia showed up lamentably
weak in the defense, and Carolina by
superior weight. seeing the advantage
they had with tandem plays drove
through the Zine for three touch
towns, two in the first half and one
in the second In the first attempt
Carolina failed TO Kick goal. Virginia
players We're evidently crippled BY
recent injuries 10 prayers, they We're
off in form and half of the lineup
was changed before the game closed
The game consisted of two thirty
minute halves. The officials were: M
T. Thompson, of Georgetown UniVer-
sity, referee; Stauffer, of Pennsyl-
yania. University umpire; and Dave
7ultz, of the New York American
Baseball team as head limesman.
At two fifteen the Virginia
squad made its appearance on
he field. followed Immediately by
Carolina. The Virginia squad came
immediately to the South stand. The
'aroiina boys went TO the north stand.
Both teams INDUCED in light practice
Intil the game was called.
Norta Carolina won the toss and
took the ball giving Virginia the west
goal to defend. Robinson kicked off 10
Randolph who caught the ball and
advanced ten yards. Virginia advanced
ten yards on left side play. Johnson
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.
Splendid Entertainment Given II the
Baptist University Last Night.

An entertainment that was really en-,
joyable was given last night al the
Baptist University for Women by Miss
Phelps as the reader, members of the
music faculty, and young ladies.
This was to start q fund as nucleus
about which TO raise more money for
a gymnasium at the University. The
attendance was good, and the per
formance such as TO give pleasure to
all in the audience, the applause beng
frequent.
There We're some splendid musical
selections by Mrs. Apply, who gave an
Egyptian sop~ while plano selections
were rendered by Mr.. Wade r.
Brown. Miss CrOnkWhite. Miss Burt.
and Miss Stone while with these were
ring drills rythmic drills, statuary
poses the Eastern Temple drill, and
IN excellent reading by Miss Phelps,
of oliver Wendeu Holmes wit
Against Muscle" The entire program
was an admirable one.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
Social Events at High Point.

I4igh Point, N c., Nov. 30.--Capt.
John league, engineer on the Ashe-
boro diision of the Southern. and Miss
Ida BouIdin were united in marriage
yesterday at the home Of the bride IN
Archdale Mr. and Mrs. league came
to High Point and took the north
bound train for a trip to the Northern
cities. Miss Bouldin is the daughter
Of Mr.. w. l.. Bouldin, one of Ran
dolph countyS best citizens and most
successful farmers. Capt league is
wen and favorablv known here
The following announcement was
mailed yesterday to friends of the in
terested parties:
"Mr. and Mrs II w. Fraser cordial
ly invite you to be present ut the
marriage Of their daughter. Isla Myr-
tie. to Mr.. l.. Carson Sinclair on
Thursday afternoon. the fourteenth Of
December. nineteen hundred and five
at five O'Clock. Washington street Nj.
r. Church. High Point. North Caro-
lima. AT homo after the tenth o!
January nineteen hundred ana six.
Marion, n. G."
Miss Fraser is n young lady of ac-
complishments and popular with hci
friends The groom is a young bust
ness man of Marion.
Mrs. James Joseph Farriss wa
hostess to the w. O. T. club at ITS
meeting at her home ON South
Main street. in honor of Miss .Drusi"
Ellis. of Durham. a salad course was
served in the dining room and bon
hons in the shape of little brown
turkeys graced each end of the table
The decorations were red, IN keeping
with the color of the dining room. and
made quite pleasing effect This was
Il regular meeting of the Club but
fOrmalities were laid aside in honor
of the visiting guest. Miss Ellis. Those
present were: Mesdames Freeze. Hoo
yer, and Farris; Misses Drusie Ellis
Blanche Bradshaw, Berta RaRan
Carey Ogburn. Winnie Patton, Mary
Alexander Helen Snow, lrma Lyon.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
Sare Francisco . Cat.

pcnalizcd five yard: for outside play.
ON the next play il attempt to uucK
center Carolina is penalized ten
yards. Robinson punts. Crawford
fumbles the bail and finally retakes
it. Johnson makes three yards
through center Crawford takes il
with an advance of two yards through
center Johnson gains three yards
around left end, Immediately follow
ing with two yards on Il plunge
through left tackle. He again goes to
the line for one yard.
Murphy is injured and Wood takes
his place as right guard. Crawford
attempts to kick. but the bali is
blocked and bounds out idc on Caro-
linas 30-yard line. Carolina's man
falling On the bah Snipes runs
around Barry for four Yards. on
the nett play Carolina fails TO gain
Abernathy plunges through center
for two ards Whitaker goes
through left tackle ror one yard.
Both teams are now playing fierccly.
Abernathy breaks through center and
scores ten yards before he is downed.
= follows this nlay with an advance
of five yards, carrying the ball through
,lrginia'9 yard line. Snipes advances
one yard.
ON the next pass the bah goes to
Nbernathy who bucks the line, and is
pushed over on the line for the second
touchdown at 3:10 o'clock Whitaker
Kicks goal making the score Il to 0 in
favor of Carolina.
Carolina kept sweeping down to-
ward the Virginia goal in the second
lalf ana ut no time were the Tar Heel
giants in danger of being whipped.
The game ended with a score of II to
} in Carotina's favor.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
Sinclair-Eraser.
Quatcrnas- Vinson.

Goldsboro, n. c. De-. There was
= beautiful weddin~ Wednesday. al
9 o'clock in the MethodiTt church on
Elm street. the contracting parties
being Mr.. Benjamin Quarterras and
Miss Mary Vinson.
The church was taG:efnl'y deeoratei
in potted plants and white chrvsan-
themums. There were three heauti-
full arches down the front is'o Of cedar
and chrysanthemums lev vines being
in clusters around the sides of the
church.
Themaids came in rs follows: Miss
Bella Vinson., sister of the bride. with
Miss Rosa Daniel. Miss Nora Midyette
with Mrs. Washington Pollock, Miss
Ida Startling with Miss Sallie Daugh-
try Next came Miss Clara Sugg. who
was maid of honor. followed bV the
bride, leaning on the arm of the
groom The maids were gowned in
white, while the maid of honor VINO
carried pink carnations was gowned
in pink silk null. The brides dress
was of pink silk. while she carried o
beautiful bouquet of white carnations
The bride is a very prominent young
lady and will be missed by her many
friends. The groom is an eminent
young business man of Williamston
Immediately after the ceremony
there was supper awaiting the bridal
The news & observer., 1905-12-02

A man will squander So treating his
friends in saloon and then go home
and scold his Wife for buying the baby
a pair of 58-cent shoes at a bargain
sale.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
Governor Sends Congratulations.

The Governor Immediately on hear
ing the good news that the University
of North Carolina eleven had Won
such a splendid victory, wired the
captain of the team. saying:
Give the boys my CONGRATULATIONS
Sorry | couId not be with you.
r. b. GLENN Governor
The news & observer., 1905-12-02

Many a mans ears would be shock
ed If they heard HIM speak a kind
word to his wife
The news & observer., 1905-12-02

| party at the home of the bride. ON
| Thanksgiving the happy couple took
| the northbound train for an extended
| n on ayt11Co11
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
WOMAN and
...SOClETY...

Mrs o. w. Bingham. of Mebane.
after a visit to Mrs. s. w. Whiting
left for her. home yesterday.
Mrs. T. A. Crawford and Mrs. T.
J. Roddy, of Rock Hill, S. c., after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Thompson. left for their home yes
terday.
Misses Caro- Gray. Loula McDon-
aid, Mary Hinsdale Slocumb. of Fay
etteville Helen Crenshaw. of Louis
burg and Bessie Jacocks of Tarboro,
went to Chapel Hill last night to at
tend the genrman given by the Cor
gon's Head.
Misses Mary Thompson. Miss Oc-
i. tavia Hughes, of New Bern. who Is
the guest of Mrs. Ludlow Skinner and
Miss Louise Venable, of Chapel Hill.
who has been visiting Miss Thompson,
went to Chapel Hill yesterday to at
tend the Gorgon's Head german last
night.
Mrs. j. b. Monk. after a visit 10
her daughter, Mrs c. w. Ellington,
returned to her home in Durham
yesterday.
Miss Adelaide Erwin, a charming
and attractive young woman, of Nor
canton. after visit to Miss Irene
Lacy left yesterday to visit in Hick-
ory Miss Erwin's attractive person
ality Won many friends for her here.
Miss Louise Dagili returned yes
terday from a visit to Durham.
Miss Mary Suggs, of Holly
Springs. was visitor here yesterday
Mrs. Van Fleming, of Portsmouth
after a visit to Atlanta, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Allen.
Miss Annie Adams returned yes
terday from a visit to Selma.
Col. and Mrs. w. j. Hicks re-
turned Yesterday from a visit to Bis
col.
Mrs. J. J. Bowen and children
returned yesterday from a visit to
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs George Harden, who
spent Thanksgiving in Durham, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. William T. Holt and Master
James Saunders Williamson, of Bur
lington, were here yesterday. guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Williamson.
Mrs Luna Barber and son, Mar
shal, have returned from Clayton
where they spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Barber.
Mrs. S. P. Cowan, of Wilmington.
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. jenkins. of
Tarboro, are in the city, guests at the
Marlborough House
Mrs H. r. Thorpe and little son.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas r. Young, left yesterday morning
for their home in Rocky Mount.
q. -
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
German at LAGRANGE.

LAGRANGE. y. c., Dec Thanks
giving evening was fittingly celebrated
here by dance in the La
! Grange warehouse. Those dancing
were Miss Donnie Royal, of Clinton
with DR.. j. c. Greene; Miss Clara
lStambough with Mr. Roscoe Riven-
bark. of Goldsboro; Miss Georgia Tay-
lor with Mr. John Moye; Miss Ina
Taylor with Mr. Charley Ivey; Miss
Mabel Taylor with Mr.. Leonard Woot-
en- Mis- Lula Iser with Mr.. Jesse
Brown. and Miss Eliza Isler with
Mr.. Ed. Sutton, of Kinston; Miss
Emma Wood with Mr.. Floyd Uzzell;
Miss Helen Wooten with Mr. Otho
Jones; Miss Attic Pields with Mr. Ed
win Wooten Miss lnez Dawson with
Mr.. Frank Num-. Of Kinston: Miss
Betsy Greene with Mr. Jasper Harper,
of Kinston; Miss Belle Murchison with
Mr.. Dallas Stanton: Miss Jebbie Whit
field with Mr. Faulkner.
Charerones: Mr. and MIS-. NJ l..
Walters Mr. and Mrs j. S. Wooten.
Mrs w III Taylor
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
Thanksgiving Dinner.

A delightful Thanksgiving dinner
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Deb
nam at their beautiful home nc
Cedars," near Eagle Rock, TO num-
ber of their Raleigh friends. The
guests enjoyed themselves and the
kind hospitality was nost charming.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
\ X !.
The FavOrite of Fun FnImishers.

Vokes. with their big company Of
comedy and musical artists, are book
ed for a performance of their clever
fun vehicle "A Pair of PinkS" at the
Academy of Music Wednesday Dec.
g. This pair of comedians as Percy
and Harold" are always welcome
Their particular style and quality of
fun-making invariably meets the de-
sireS of the public, and in turn the
public are hearty in their reception.
"The Pinks," as presented by West
and VokeS, and Margaret Daily VokeI.
are not of the hot-house denomination
but two sly, stealthy sleuths detecting
whom they may arrest and define
in their frolic colony only
and have their own ideas how
They are Pinkerton detectives for fun
crime should be ferreted out and pun
iShed. 1t is barely possible that these
ideas would be concurred in by some
of our famous sleuths, but the merri-
ment secured in the unfolding fully
justified the effort. The piece is not
written with any intention of defin-
ing deep dramatic plot but just
enough to link a merry tumble of
nonsense, music song and frolic. with
expensive stage settings, handsome
gowns and a big chorus of pretty girls.
There are numerous new novel fea-
lures besides. prominent among which
is the always droll and humorous Mar
garet DAILY Volkes as the "Rube
Girl introducing her quaint sayings
and songs happy intervals of the
cheerful performance.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
'.RObbin Hood"

Robin Hood" will come to Rail
eigh next Wednesday. The production
is under the direction Of the Aborn
production Company. and will be pre-
Sented in this city in all its entirety
Just as given by the Bostonians for
decade past. The management have
secured the services of most of the
orlnclpal numbers of the BCstonians'
'vho made success in Robin Hood"
for past years.
This excellent attraction with fifty
peo-' e comes to the Academy OF Mu-
sic on Thursday evening, December
7th.
The news & observer., 1905-12-02
McDowell-Kitchin Cards.

The following card has been re-
ceived:
Mrs William H. Kitchin
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Annie Maria.
to
Mr.. Charles Lawrence Mcdowell,
on the evening of Tuesday,
the twelfth of December.
nineteen hundred and five,
at half after eight o'clock,
Baptist Church,
Scotland Neck, North Carolina.
.t !. !.
Sinclair-Eraser.
Invitations as follows have been re-
ceived by friends:
"Mr and Mrs. IL. w. Fraser
cordially invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Is!a Myrtle.
to
Mr.. l.. Carson Sinclair.
on Thursday afternoon the fourteenth
of December.
nineteen hundred and five.
at five o'clock
Washington Street Methodist Church
High Point North Carolina.
Il