The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-27
THERE ARE MANY JOYS.
The Season Is Moving Along Delight.
fully at The Famous Mccklcnburg.

fully at The Famous Mecklcnburg.
The Mecklenburg, Chase City, Va,
Aug. 26.-Thc August assembly here
has been a notable one indeed with
house full and overlooking all the
time. Every departure is met with
corresponding arrivals of clever people,
the preponderance of which are still
from the Tar Heel State, with good
~ sprinkling from South Carolina and
Georgia and other States besides Vr-
ginia. Every newcomer expresses
surprise that the Mecklenburg is such
an entirely up-to-date, and what i
more up to representation resort, with
rooms ample, attractive, ard with
every want and expectation of guests
more than realized here. September
may yet surprise August as to be ths
banner month. for no season of the
year is more delightful than breezy.
bright, tonic September season, with
its ozoni2ed, healthful atmosphere
when Nature begins her fall attire
when the green of fields and forests
begins to turn to tintS that delight the
eye at every time.
But why speak of the future, when
the present affords occasion to present
the pleasures of the present here
The Mecklenburg's patronage would
make any resort proud Of its guests.
There has been dancing every night
in the week, music at meals, and in
tervals. Bowling parties and riding
parties are in order from soon in the
morning till late at night; cards I'll
in between times Dressing is no
over-done here-good taste and fine
manners characterizes the well-bret
patronage.
Friday nights german was danced
in the pavilion. with the following
leaders and participants: Miss Mel
keenan, With Mr.. Sizer, of Richmond
Mrs.W. T. Hughes with Mr.. Bagley
leading several beautiful figures 9th
ers on the floor were Miss LOOMS Lo
gan. Boydton, Va; Miss Mary Burwell
Chase City. Va. Miss Mae Wood
Elizabeth City. N. c.; Miss Louise
Dixon. Dixondale. Va; Miss Halle
Dickinson, Richmond, Va. Miss lisa.
belle Norvel Chase City, Va; Miss
Lulie Barham. Newsoms, Va; Mis-,
Eta Aydlett. Elizabeth City N c.:
Miss Capehart Avoca. n. c.; Miss Mat
tie Ballard. Franklnton, n. c.. Miss
Sarah Vaughan. Murfreesboro. n. c.;
Mr.. Barham Jones, Norfolk, Va; Mr..
Gilmore, Mr.. Hunter Gregory, Mr.. &.
Hastins. Jr. Mr.. Lewis Haskins, Mr..
Leon Faris, Mr.. j. a. Oliver, Mr.. II.
Ferrell. Chase City Va; Mr. II. 5,
Davis. Mr.. M. H. r. Davis, Jr., Mr.. J.
M. Davis, Norfolk. Va. Mr. Will
Meadows. Louisburg. II. c.: Mr.. w. J.
Goode, Mr.. j. A. Parker Richmond,
Va; Mr.. Bagley, Raleigh. N c.. Mr..
A. VI. Vann. Franklinton. N. c.; Mr..
r. Tayloe. Richmond, Va.
There are single beauX to match
every belle in the dance. few indulge
occa sionally only Saturday evening
buss party had a pleasant drive. The
party consisted of Miss Eta Aydlett
Miss Evelyn Aydlett. Miss Vann Miss
Ida F'lore, Mr.. Marvin Davis, Miss Hal
lie Dickinson, Miss Lule Barham, Mr.
H. S. Davis. Mr.. NJ l.. r. Davis, Jr
Mr.. We'll, Miss Mae Wood. Mrs Henry
Bagley, Miss Mamie Davis, Mr.. w.
A. Meadows. Mr.. II. b. Cunningham,
DR.. Booth, Mr.. ]. K. Davis. Those
who went on horse back were Miss
Capehart, Col. and Mrs. w. T. Hughes
Miss Matte Ballard. Miss Louise Dix
on, Mr.. w. H. BagIey, Miss Bell Bag
ley Mr.. Parks.
Capt. Hayes is justly popular with
his riding pupils. and conceived the
happy idea Of presenting an accom-
pliShed graduate with diploma the
happy and popular recipient receiving
the applause of the assembly, on this
occasion of her being preserved also
with lovely bouquet of flowers by the
Captain, which presentations were
very gracefully delivered in the felici
tous and appropriately applauded
words Of Mr.. Bagley. of The News and
Observer. Miss Sara Vaughn, OIL
Murfreesboro. was thus honored, re
ceiving her honors with becoming
bushes.
Among late arrivals are: c. c.. Fish
er, Baltimore Md; 3. c. Green War
renton, n. c.; Mrs. l.. Blackwell, War |
renton, n. c.; Mrs. John Scott, Green's
boro, ~ c.; Josephus Daniels, Raleigh |
n. c.; Mrs. T.. b. Goode. Va. w c. |
Moore, Nashville, Tenn; w. S. Bulett |
Philadelphia, Pa. M. T. Alexander, |
Louisville. Ky. j. d. Rose, Baltimore,
Md; II. We'll. Goldsboro, n. c.; G. G. |
Minor, Jr.. J. E. Etchison, Jr., Rich |
mond, Va; David A, Lynch, Rich |
mond, Va; c. r. Montgomery, Phila. |
Dr. j. 7. Sanderford and wife, Creed |
moor, n. c.; r. f. Williams, Burling |
ton, N. c.; DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Cape |
hart Miss Clara c. Capehart, Avoca |
N. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Collins and |
two children, Huntsville. Ala. Geo. |
w. Keys, Alexandria, Va; S. f.
Badgett, c. L. Pfeifer, Richmond, Va; |
Mrs. Anthony Wimans, N. Y; Miss F.
E. Reid, Canada; A. W. Madden, De-
linton, N. c.; Mrs. H. Allen Tucker, |
N c.: Miss Annie B. |
Speddin, Culpepper, Va; Mrs. P. D. |
Balm, Master Robert Balm. Wakefield, |
Va; T. J. Taylor, Cochran, Va; w. ]. |
keenan,, Miss May keenan,, Columbia, |
S. c.: r. III. Fuller, Glover, Va; P. c. |
Abbott, Richmond, Va; Mrs. c. II. |
N. Y; Wade r. Brown. Raj |
eigh. N. c.. DR. S. D. Booth, D. Currin, |
j. s. Hunt Oxford, N. c.; Thomas S.
Briggs, Raleigh, N. c.; T. N. Clayton,
Ga; DR.. F. K. Cooke, Dur |
ham. N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harrison |
Faulkner, University of Virginia;
Lewis r. Ruffin, Danville. Va; l.. e. |
Rockford, Hampton, Va: II. w.
Emporia. Va; j. S. Newell, I
Freeman, Va; Samuel Gibson, N. Y; |
Edward Ragland, Richmond, Va; l.. !
B. Lynch, Baltimore. Nd; Chas. "A. |