The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-01
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TOXAWAY DELIGHTS.
Some of the Happy Folks acld Happy
Events In That Carolina
Paradise.

Lake Toxaway. Aug. 30.-On Friday
evening the guests at Toxaway en-
ioyed a delightful game of Progress
sive Euchre. The prizes selected
from the Oriental Bazaar. we're beau
tiful and effective. Miss Fannie
Moore Burwel. of Charlotte. N. c.,
won the ladies first prize.
MIS-. Vinton Liddell. of Charlotte,
N. c.. gave card party to her
friends at Toxaway last Monday morn
in-.
A launch party was given on Lake
Toxaway on Monday afternoon by
DR.. William n. Fitch. of Savannah
Tho guests were Hon. and Mrs. Clark
Howell. - Atlanta; Mrs. Omberg. of
Nashville; Mrs. Henry A. Kluepel-
berg, of Charlotte: Mrs. Franklin
Waterman. of Wilmington; Mrs Will
liam e. Fitch. of Savannah. and Gen
eral Robertson. Of Charlotte.
The most exciting event of the sea-
son was the annual regatta on Friday
morning. when twenty-four boats en-
tered upon the race, flying most ar
tistic and unique remnants. The
ladies rowed first. over half mile
course. Miss Maud Aiken with
Master Morrison as coxsWain. won
first prize. Miss Marion | Burrows
with Mrs White as coxswai4. came in
rowing over a one mile coarse. Mr.
Edwin Burwell won first prize. and
Mr. Huger won second. In the mixed
doubles which were rowed on Satur-
day morning, Mr.. M. b. Sellers and
Miss Jackson came in first and Mr..
is. G.. Sellers and Miss Fannie Moore
Burwell won second place.
Gen Robertson. of Charlotte. and
Mr. Goodin. of Cincinnati. were APP
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launch in which were present many
ladies and gentlemen with keen inter
est IN the race.
launch party given by Miss Vim
ton Liddell to her little friend. Master
Conner Howell. of Atlanta. Ga. was
enjoyed by many of the little people
on Saturday.
Two Marriages Here.
On Tuesday night Mr. Garland Free
man and Miss Jennie Hinton, of Shot
we'll. were married, and yesterd"--
Charley Mooneham and Miss Emma
Faison were married here, both cere-
monies being performed by Justice of
the Peace Barbee.
S-ns,.iners Meet.
The Sunshiners and Cot. Fred A.
Ods, their patron, had meeting last
night on Nash Square and arranged
plans for the season ahead.
Colonel Odds has received from the
international Sunshine Society mem
bership certificates and will issue these
to the members. This great organi-
cation has a membership of more than
a million. and the Raleigy branch is
a growing and successful one.
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Porch Party FRIDAY Night.
The st. Luke's Circle of King
Daughters will give Porch Party
Friday night on the porch of the Agri-
cultural building for the benefit of the
ment band will play in the Capitol
Square. Cream and cake will be
served and it is hoped that a large
crowd will attend. The event is cer-
tain to be delightful one, and this.
in addition to the purpose should
make great attendance surety.
The Seminary Girl.
w. A. Quirk, who was one of the
headliners in vaudeville has a most
congenial role in Melville B. Ray
mond's snappy production of 'The
Seminary Girl which will be seen at
the Academy of Music.
Mr.. Quirk plays the part of young
American, independent family, fairly
rich. very much alive and determined
| that the woman he loves shall not
marry a German title, despite the
commands of her father. The part is
as crisp as a ginger snap, has that
agreeable twang and in fact the en-
tire performance is keyed up to this
pitch. The action is rapid, the music