The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-30


blue-penciled such publications as
fanciful and not founded on fact from
other correspondents. The reaction
airy cool wave of the past week has
made everybody happy. And nights
bring delightful restful repose, while
early bed hours are observed. Bright
and happy days these are with ami
mate and inanimate> nature all in
seeming perfect harmony.
The young ladies' riding class in
creases in numbers, and there are
pleasure. parties of all kinds galore.
The dancers are having an enjoyable
time and Saturday night witnessed one
of the largest assemblies of Terpsi-
chorean devotees that has been enjoy
ed here this season.
Polk Miller has a full hall and rainy
day at that. Sunday his quartette
gave a sacred concert in the audience
hall of the Mecklenburg. which was
highly enjoyed by all present.
The Hon. Henry Blount, of Wilson,
contributed his three famous lectures
here also to a full and much pleased
audience.
The fall fox hunt meet of Virginia
and North Carolina Fox Chasers' AS
ISOLATION is already creating greatest
interest, and it is already assured that
it will surpasS every meet of its kind
ever dSSeHlp1Su III IllfS country. "a
special wire was required last March
to chronicle the events of that meet
for the Richmond press. The next
| meet will require a whole core of such
correspondence DR.. j. G.. Walton is
much improved and is again practic-
ing in his office after suffering several
days with an injured leg.
Mr.. j. D. Cooper, of Henderson,
Mr. n. r. Bowman and wife, of Lynch
burg, Va; Capt. Ed. j. Parish, of New
York CDurham), and Mr.. Louis NJ.
Walker of Danville, Va, are among
we'll known tobacco men here.
Friday night the grand german and
Bal Poudre will celebrate the build
ing and opening of the new dancing
pavilion here and special rates over
the Southern Railway have been pro-
cured for this occasion A one fare
round trip ticket being good from Fri
day until the following Monday from
all accessible points which will attract
the largest assembly, especially during
this delightful spell of weather. The
Mecklenburg will care comfortably for
all corners. A large contingent CT
! ladies and gentlemen from Boydton,
Va. and other points were here last
week attending the Fridays and Sat
urday's german.
A subscription progressive euchre
party was participated in on Friday
afternoon by the following parties:
Miss Anna Kelly. Savannah Ga; Miss
Matte Holt, Graham; Miss Lily Wood
ard, Norfolk Va; Miss Annie Lee
Bum, Rocky Mount; Miss Alma Elam
Suffolk. Va. Miss Laura Webb. Rich
mond, Va; Miss A. G.. Richter, Hamp-
ton. Va; Miss Bessie Daniel, Char
lotte c. H.. Va; Miss Ida Fields. Chase
City. Va; Mrs. Jas. A. Mebane, Spray:
Mrs. Jno. d. Cooper, Henderson; Mrs
Selby Anderson, Wilson, Mrs. Graham
Woodland. Wilson; Miss Salie Mason
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. e. j. Parish,
New York: Mrs. Robert S. Flowers,
Durham; Mrs. III. B. Hartman, Chase
City. Va; Mrs. A. ]. Cooke. Goldsboro;
Mrs. w. T. Hughes, Louisburg Mrs.
Harry Schwartz, Emporia. Va; Mrs.
P. w. Hessberg. Richmond, VA; Mrs.
j. C. Walton. Danville, Va: Capt f.
j. Parish, lew York; Prof. r. l..
Flowers, Durham: Jno. G.. Sizer,
Goldsboro; H. L. Hopkins, Cleveland,
Q. c. Norvelle, Charlotte c. H., Va;
j. d. Cooper, Henderson; M. l.. r.
Davis. Jr.. Norfolk Va; Harry Davis,
Norfolk Va; Lewis M. Walker, Dan
vile, Va; H. B. Hartman. Chase City,
Va; Banks Mebane, Spray; Selby An
derson. Wilson; Granam Woodland,
Wilson; A. M. organ, Jr, Dinwiddie,
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DR.. j. G. Walton, Danville, Va; A.
M. Mosely Lynchburg, Va; S. M,
Lloyd. Lynchburg, va; Q. c. linn,
Pittsburg, Pa; w T. Hughes, Louis
burg; W. A. Meadows, Louisburg II.
Fisher, Richmond. Va; Leon Farris,
Chase City, Va. Mr.. Cooper secured
the gentlemens and Miss Dunn the
ladies and Mrs. Parish the consolation
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given by Mr.. w. T. Hughes. of Louis
burg. and so one enjoyment succeeds
another here.
There are so many attractions, such
pretty married and single ladies, hand
some and courtly men here that it
would be hazardous to individualiz1
any for we'll nHh the whole list would
have to be exhausted in the effort.
Among late arrivals are: Mrs. j. w
Lloyd, J. W. Wall. f. w. OVERLY, J.
Humrckhouse. G.. w Tansill. Boyd
Jno E. Hughes. Danville, Va; Nh.
and Mrs j. D. Cooper. Henderson,
A. T. Bradshur, Roxboro; Gilbert We'll
don, New Orleans; Fl. l.. Hopkins, n.
c.: n. Norwell, Virginia: 7. n. Webb,
Hillsboro; w J. McGinnis. Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Woodland, Will
son; DR.. Geo. A. Mebane, Spray; Mrs.
Arthur Arlington and son, 5oneSooro,
Mr.. and Mrs Selby H. Anderson Viii
son; Mr.. H. c.. Fenner and +. T.. Gard
ner, New York; F. c. Hinton. Raleigh;
Mr.. J. S. Beatty. New York; Miss Bea
sic Daniel, Charlotte c. H., Va; Jno.
w. Stringfellow, Burton d. Deehert,
L. B. Gilliland, T. T. Willis. Okahn;
Chas. Wright, Richmond, Va: A. NJ
Mosely, Lynchburg, Va; A. D. Waits, |
Iredell county, N. c.; ]. K. Fisher, Fl. !
Fisher, Geo. w. Brown, Mrs. M. Humid
ley, Miss Alice Netherland, Miss Emma
Netherland, Ed. Ragland. Polk Miller. |
Va; A. S. Glenn, Law /!
Va; S. t. Collins, Norfolk, |
Va; w. often Miller, York, Pa; Mrs. |
A. j. and Master Buell. Cooke. North |
Carolina; r. H. Rogers, w. r. Corner, |
Creedmore; G. K. Folsom, Baltimore,
Miss Peasants, Miss Baskerville, Miss
Harris, Jno. D. Goode, Boydton, Va;
Ed. A. Hampton, Baltimore; VIM. S.
Griffin. Norfolk, Va; NJ. III. Guthrie, !
Virginia; B. c. Jennings, Davis Boz /
tom, E. L. Driscol, w. NJ. Riddele, |
Richmond. Va; Jno. D. Cooper, Hen |
derson; Mrs. G.. p. Collins, Efillsboro;
Mrs. H. Schwartz, En1poria, Va; Mr.. |
T. Z. Goggin Lynchburg Va; j. G. |