The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-13
In the Sapphire Country.

Lake Toxaway, August IA pro-
gressive euchre party Interested
| large number of the guests on Thurs.
day evening. Handsome prizes were
| awarded.
Friday afternoon bridge party
| took possession of the parlors and all
| enjoyed a delightful game
A very pretty cotillion, lead by Mr..
Lathrop Morehead, of Savannah, and
Miss Carr, from Durham, was danced
by about twenty couples in the ball
room of the Inn on Saturday night.
A partial list of the arrivals at the
Inn during the past week:
Mrs. Geo. B. Allen, St. Louis, Mo.
Jno. w. Hammond, Cambridge, Mass. !;
Mrs w. S. Jordan, Jacksonville, Fla.
r. G. Fillons, New York, N. Y; C. M.
Patterson, Charlotte, NJ c.: Geo. S.
Patterson, Charlotte, n. c.; A. NJ. Law.
Spartanburg, S. c.; j. Hutcheson,
Charlotte, n. c.. DR.. A. W. Calhoun
and family, Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs
Abbott. Atlanta. Ga; Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Hefiin, Montgomery, Ala; Mr.
and Mrs c. T. Benyman, Louisville,
KY; VIM P. Long and family, Pisgah
Forest: O. B. Ransom, Knoxville
Tenn; C. w. Edwards, Durham, N. c.;
j. S. Moore and family, Southern Rail-
way; W. H. Gatchell, Washington, d.
c.; Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Smallman,
Richmond, Va; Miss Elsie Caldwell,
Chattanooga, Tenn. j. w. Block and
family, Mobile, Ala; DIR. l.. b. Parish,
Mobile, Ala; w. r. Powell, Savannah,
Ga; J. F. Thompson, GastOnia, N. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Lane; E. A.
Grovenur. Jacksonville. Fla; j. M.
Newton, Macon. Ga; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Manly, Winston, n. c.; II. 5.
Wilson, Palatka, Fla; Mrs W. r. Par
ham. Richmond, Va; Joseph Craw-
ford. Washington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rittenberg, Charleston, S. CO j. F.
Cooper. Pittsburg, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorillard, New York, n. Y; A. r.
Noble. Annlston, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs.
Waterman; Miss E. A. Waterman,
Washington, D. G.. F. B. Powell, Dali
las, Texas: Ralph Odell, Concord, n.
c.; C. V. Duffie, Charleston, S. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. B. l.. Duke and family, Dur
ham, n. G. '
A Sunset Tea.
Beaufort on theSound August r.
The most delightful from many points
of view, social function of the season
was given by Mrs. Charles l.. Aber-
nethv in honor of her guest, Miss
n. c., last Tuesday afternoon. A
sunset tea" both from the social
an artistic standpoint for nature and
art Joined hands to make perfect
setting of the beauty and grace OF the
participants.
The beautiful lawn that surrounds
this cottage by the sea was decorated
with the glorious sunfioWers, typical
of the suns bright rays. The special
feature of the entertainment was
floral guessing contest. The first prize
was won by Miss, Elizabeth Duncan
Davies, of Beaufort, n. C.. The BOBBY
was won by Miss Bedile Darden, of
Lexington, Va. The souvenirs were
decorated with handApainted sum
flowers. "t &Ef-
The usual summer drink was dis
pensed by Mrs. Clifford Lee Hornaday,
of Durham, n. c.. with her usual grace
and charm of manner. After the
guessing contest delicious refresh
ments were served. aro.
The following guests were present;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas, MI.
and Mrs. Hal Potter, MIR. and MRS
Charles l.. Abernethy Mr.. and Mrs.
w Q. B, Potter, Mr. annd Mrs. n, w,
Taylor; Misses Maud Davis, Lucle
Davis Eta Manson, Grace Mason,
Elizabeth Davis, Minnie Davis, Ella
Davis. Laura Carson. Davis, Bessie
TAYLOR, Matte Hooten, Mamie Potter,
Lilies Fales, Sallie Duncan; Messrs.
]. Leon Williams, Charles l.. Swim
dell, West Taylor, NJ. Leslie DAVIS
Henry Worth, l. E. Ramsey; Miss
Susie Whitehead Moye, Wilson, n. c.;
Misses Annie and Dee Duncan, OF
Raleigh; Miss Frances Bethune. of
Washington, d. C.;aa Miss Louise
Windsor House, of Greensboro, n. C.i
Miss Edythe Buchanan, of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L. Hornaday, OF
Durham; Miss Lizzie Muse, TOT Dur
ham: Mrs. Edward f. Lowell of Sa-
yannah; Mrs. John Aycock, of Colds
boro; Miss Bedie Darnell, of Lexing-
ton Va; Mrs. Samuel M. Buchanan
of Baltimore; Messrs. Downs, smith
and Williams, of Martinburg, w. Va
and Mrs. Daisy Williams Bell.