The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-26

erly lieutenant general First regi-
ment.) This battalion has furnished
more officers to the general stan IMAM
any other in the State. 1t furnished
General B. S. Royster, General Macon
Colonel w. l.. McGhee, Colonel Ian
dis, Colonel w. A. Gary, Major W. II.
Massenburg, Colonel T. p. Hobgood,
Colonel S. w. Minor.
Capt. j. w. Faris, Co. A, Tarboro,
left yesterday for Binghamton, n. Y,
on a ten days furlough. Lieutenant
f. n. Carlyle is now in command or
the company.
Governor Glenn, Colonel Chas. E.
Johnson and General Robertson TOOK
a shot at the target this morning. The
Governor came out the winner.
company l.. Greensboro, acted dS
provost guard yesterday
Co. r., oxford, Capt. w. A. DeVln
Co. T. Edenton, Capt. r. N. Hines
Third Regiment, headed by the Third
regiment band, acted as special escort
70 the Governor this morning from
Wrightsville to the camp. The de-
tail was the same as escorted the
Governor Saturday last and was under
command of Lieut.. Col. James,
most efficient officer.
Governor at barrymore.
The dinner given to Governor
Glenn and his personal staff and the
brigade officers at the barrymore
hotel yesterday was a most delightful
occasion. The 400 guests were served
with the same superb dinner that was
furnished the invited guests. The
Governors party occupied table at
the head of the dining room. The
table was frightened by the lavish
use of cut flowers.
ri
of Pro,tietor Moore, welcomed the
Governor and his party. The Cover
nor replied and expressed thanks for
himself and staff 70 the honor which
had been bestowed on them. The
following composed the Governors
party: General Armfield. General
Robertson, who sat at the head of the
table on either side of the governor;
General Macon, Col Charles E. john
son, Col. Ludlow, Capt. Davidson, Col
Wescott Robinson, Gen. Glenn, Col
Minor, Major Massenburg. Major
Johnson, Col. Peterson and Col. Gary
The following was the menu:
Cream of chicken, pickles, olives
sliced tomatoes broiled Spanish
mackerel-drawn butter. Potatoe-
julienne, lobster Newberry, scrambled
calf brains. Spanish souffle, roast
prime ribs of beef la essence, roast
chicken-stuffed. Dreamed jotatoeS
asparagus tips, steamed rice, succo-
fash, peach ice cream, apple pie
cream custard pie. American cheese
banquet waters iced tea. iced milk,
cafe noir. champagne, cigars.
The Governor was delighted with
his reception at the barrymore and
highly complimented the dinner which
he sale he so thoroughly enjoyed.
W-riobtSviIla NotaS
Mr.. r. L. Hamilton. of Oxford, and
Mr.. B. f. Clark, of Goldsboro. guests
of the barrymore hotel, gave a de-
lightful sailing party last evening,
complimentary to General and Mrs.
Macon and party. The following COM
posed the party: General and Mrs.
Macon, Henderson; Misses Sarah
Macon, Warrenton; Cora Lands,
Magdalene Lands, Henderson; Eva
Crews, Durham; Lulu Knott Emma
Knott, Raleigh; Laura Williams,
Elenor Williams, Oxford, and Messrs.
w w. Crews. oxford; Theo. w. Webb,
Hunt Macon. Warrenton; Il. f. Clark,
Goldsboro; r. l.. Hamilton, Oxford :;
E. A. Womble, Raleigh6.
A launch party was given this morn
ing by Mr. j. w. Hackney, of Louis
vile. Ky, complimentary to the Misses
Knott. of Raleigh. and their party.
Those who enjoyed the trip We're:
Misses Lulu and Emma Knott, Raj
eigh; Arjlie Laurie Patrick, elm
ton; Laura Williams, Elenor Williams
Oxford; Mrs. G. II. Gattis, Raleigh;
Miss Crews, Durham, and Messrs. j
w. Hackney Louisville; B. K. Pugh
Brooklyn, n. Y; j. II. Moore, f.. L.
Daughtridge, Wilson; r. l.. Hamilton
Oxford; H. B. HAT, Clinton; p. w
Clark, Goldsboro; E. A. WOmble, Raj
eigh.
Banquet to Governor.
A magnificent banquet was given
complimentary to Governor Glenn, his
personal staff and the brigade officers
e encampment this evening al
Wrightsville at $50 o'clock. The ban
quet was given by the business mer
of Wilmington, a large number OF
whom were present
Hon. Alfred M. Waddell, of Will
mington was POSTMASTER.
The toasts were: The Old North
State. Governor r. B. Glenn; Will
mington as a Commercial Centre, j
Allen Taylor; North Carolina Nationa
Guard General T. r. Robertson; The