The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-15

In Honor of Her Guests.

Graham, n. c.. August 12.-Miss
Pearl Hamilton Long entertained a
number of friends in honor of her sis
Ter, Mrs. S. r. Everett, of Suffolk, Va,
md Miss Laura Kirby, of Goldsboro,
who IS visiting Miss Albright.
Six-handed euChre was played and
the tables We're arranged on the large
porch. Mis-. Longs ferns and plants
made beautiful decorations. The score
cards We're distributed by little Miss
Lillian Rawls Everett. the charming
daughter of the guest of honor. Misses
lone Scott and Claude Long scored and
served two courses of delightful re-
frcshmentG
The first prize. burnt-wood
PLAGUE. was won by Mrs. Charles
Scott and Mrs. Logan Crichton "cut"
the consolation.
Those who enjoyed Miss Longs hos
pitality We're: Mrs. S. E. Everett,
Suffolk, Va; Miss Kirby, Goldsboro,
N. c.; Mesdames Charles Alonzo Scott,
James Pomeroy, Harvey White, Hal
Mebane Alfred Haywood. Horace
Owen; Cahoon, Montgomery, Ala;
Harris Moore, James Holt, James Will
hanson, Finley Williamson, Will Holt,
Tab Donoho, James Carrigan. Logan
Crichton. Atlanta; Burgywn, Curtis;
Misses Mamie Parker, Neale Norwood.
Cant: Leah Perry, Henderson; Wood
fin Chambers. Claudia McCullers, Bert
Albright, Bess Scott, Bella Donoho,
Grace Donoho, Sadie Hines, Halle
Irwin, Claudia Long and lone Scott
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Sunshiners ut Beaufort.
Col F. A Olds and the "Sunshin
ers" arrived in Beaufort yesterday af-
ternoon and were met at the da-
pot by a band and the chief officials
and leading citizens of the town. Each
lad was hale and hearty, ready for
the strenuous outing Col. Olds will
give them.
The "Sunshiners' left yesterday
morning on the 5 o'clock train, and
they were merry lot. Their head
quarters at Beaufort will be in the
old laborotary building, on the water
front.
The young gentlemen that went
with Col. Olds are: Holmes Arendei,
Winder Harris Lewis Gattis, Loom
is Goodwin, Frank Stainback. Sam
Telfair, Sam Saunders, Hardy Mills,
Arthur Holden, Willis Holden, Pete
Harris, Jack Harris, Joe Boushail,
John Boushall, Thomas Boushal
Hugh Thompson, Grimes Cowper, Jno.
Knox, Aubrey Baker, William McDon-
aid, Will Dancey Moses Woodland, Will
Clements, Richa,~ Ball, Geo. T..
Strong, Earl Johnson, Dan Allen and
Lloyd Swindell. all from Raleigh.
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A Delightful Week.
Clinton, n. c.. Aug. 12.-Wednes-
day ended week of fun and nlirth
at the beautiful country home of Mis-
ses Kate and Vera Herring The So
cial features in honor of their visit
ing friends, Misses Kate Beaman, An
ME Brown and Donnie Royal, were
many and much enjoyed by ALL The
weeks amusement consisted in rides
fishing, rowing, camping, and parties
of various kinds.
Sure there is nothing of so much
fun as a crowd of boys and girls in
large country home.
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An Aged Couple We'd.
Goldsboro, N. c., August 14.-News
was received in this city today of
the marriage at the home of the bride
in Grantham township, this county, of
an aged couple who are we'll known
in this city, the contracting parties be-
ing Mrs. Sallie Harrell and Mr.. David
Williams, of Johnston county. The
bride is IS and the groom ~. The
groom has been married twice, while
the bride is now celebrating her sixth
marriage.
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Miss Williams Entertained.
Rose Hill, August IA party of
young folks were delightfully."- enter
tanned at porch party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Williams. 1t
was given by Miss Ada Williams in
honor of her guests, Miss Lila Wells.
of Washington, D. c., and Misses
Annie Laurie and Augusta Thomson,
of Faison.