The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-24
PLEASURES AT WRIGHTSVILIIE
Moonlight Trolley Party-An Old
Fashioned Fry.

Moonlight Trolley Party-An Old
Fashioned Fry. Jar
Wrightsville Beach, n. C.. juno %.
A delightful moonlight trolley party,
given last night, was composed of the
following young ladies and gentlemen
now at the Seashore Hotel: Miss Nora
McDuffy, of Fayetteville, with Mr..
William Dockery, of Rockingham,
Miss Pauline Stanback, of Rocking
ham, with Mr.. VIM. Muse. of Whining
ton; Miss Carrie l.. Barnes, of Raleigh,
with Mr.. Henry Dockery; Miss Sadie
Standback. of Rockingham. with Mr.
VIM Smith, of Atlanta; Miss Fannie
Dockery, of Rockingham, with Mr..
William McGirt, of Wilmington; Miss
Fern Hudson, of Rockingham with
Mr.. Ed Riley, of Wilmington; Miss
Cecil Hudson, of Raleigh, with Mr..
Geo Myers, of Wilmington.
great sport of the Seashorc Hotel
guests at Wrightsville Beach is fishing.
and yesterday Mrs. \. Broyles. of Ats
lanta. gave a complimentary boating
and fishing party in honor of Miss
Sara Rcli. of New York. After an en-
joyable time on the water catching
plenty of fish and viewing tho inter
esting scenery of the coast at Wrights
Vile Beach, the party retired to Shell
Island about mile above the famous
Sea shore Hotel and had an old-fash-
toned fish fry finishing up a most de-
Iightful day by tho return on the
Sound i'm the moonlight on the hand
some yacht Edna May"
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Paikcr--Kay Marriage.
Caldwell Institute, n. c., June 23.--
At the home of Mr.. T. H. Wilson. the
quiet but beautiful wedding of Mr..
A. Kay of Kayford. w Va. and Miss
Nan S. Parker was celebrated
While Mrs. r. L. Waynick played
the beautiful Mendelssohn's wedding
march, little Louise Bailey, niece of
the bride. entered carrying the ring on
a cushioned waiter. Next came the
groom with his brother, Mr. Will K.
Kay of Charleston, w. Va then came
the bride, gowned in dainty white
silk and carrying bouquet of brides
roses, on the arm of her sister, MISS
Emma r.. Parker, of High Point, who
wore handsome white net over white
silk and carrying white carnations.
During the ceremony. which was
said by Rev n. c. Yearly of Hills
boro, N c., Hearts and Flowers was
softly rendered.
After congratulations lunch wa
served and the bridal party drove to
Hillsboro by moonlight. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Kay took the early morning
train for Old Point Comfort and other
coast watering points
The groom holds a responsible po-
sition in his fathers mining interests
in West Virginia and is general SUI
perintendent of the Cabin Creek Mines
at Kayford. He is very popular in
Charleston's social circles The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. j. w. Parker,
of Cary and the adopted daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Z. II. Wilson. Caldwell
Institute. She is brilliant and ac
complished young woman and has
host of friends throughout the State.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay will make their
home in I<ayford w. Va.
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Pinncll-Wil50n.
Louisburg. n. c.. June 23.-Mr. r,
d. Pinnell and Miss Lavinia Wilson
were married yesterday at Corinth
church. near here, in the presence of
large number of friends and ). ac-
quaintances, Rev. Mr. McCarter per-
forming the ceremony.
The church was handsomely deco
rated. the couple standing under an
immense floral bell during the cere-
mony. Miss FAME Wilson was maid
of honor and Mr.. Percy Thomas, OF
The bride Gnd groom left for Hen
derson, at which point they took the
cars for the western part of the State,
where they will spend a honeymoon
of month in the mountains.
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Specd-Powell.
Durham, N. G., June 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Moore Speed were in the
city this morning and left for Virginia
Beach. where they will spend their
Mr.. Speed and Miss Eiz-
abeth Powell were united in marriage
at Mt TirZah, Person county. last cv
ening and came over here on the night
train. Spending the night at the home
of Mr.. z. Y Speed, they left this morn
ing for Virginia. The marriage vows
were said in the Mt. Tirzah Methodist
church, Rev. w. H. Kirton, pastor OF
that church. officiating. After the mar
riage a wedding supper was served tn
bridal party by Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b.
Reade.
Mr.. Speed is the son of the late DR..
E. A. Speed and he holds an important
position with the Durham Hosiery
Mill He is very popular among a
large number of friends The bride
ell. of Henderson, and she is a charm
ing young woman. They will make
their home in Durham.
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Bishop Horner's Reception.
Asheville. N. c., June 22.-One oil
the most thoroughly enjoyable events
of the week took place when Bishop
and Mrs. Horner threw open their
home to receive the members of the
All Souls and Trinity parishes, the Wis
itors to the Episcopal convention of
the Asheville district, as well as many