The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-28

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ceremony and never has such me-rr
aughter and shouts been heard in 49,
odil room as on that night 49,
plizes had been awarded, ice cream
anu cake was served to the childran
ana they all voted Manager Hinto,
the c~leverist man alive.
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LII. ana Mrs. Edward Jenner Wood
VINO have been abroad for several
months, sailed Friday from Liyernoo1
on the steamship Celtic. At Eew
York they will be joined by Mr.. and
MRS. Marsden Bellamy and the Who'll
party will spend a few days in the met
ropolls before returning home. Dr
Harllee Bellamy will remain abroad
several weeks longer.
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Misses Mary and Alice Borden who
nave been at Fort Baird. New Mexico
LOT the past two months are now
IN Atlanta for a few days, where tDev
are visiting Miss Mabel Powers. The
Atlanta Journal speaks of the Misses
borden as attractive shrdlu shrdluthet
borden as popular and attractive Wis
ltors, h many friends are vel
coming them again to that city.
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1t VIII be a source of great regret
TO the many friends Of Capt. and Mrs.
X. T. Johnston that they will not
longer live in Wilmington. CAPTAIN
has resigned from the gov
ernment service and it is thought that
he will devote his time to some per
sonal interests in Asheville. where he
VIII make his home. Captain and Mrs.
Johnston have been popular with a
large circle of friends, who will give
them up with regret.
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Inc galtieS continue at Hotel Tar
rymoore, Il life there is a delight
to the many representative people
from the C~arolinas, Georgia, Tenne-
ssee, Virginia and as far west as Col
OradO. The regular weekly dance in
the large ball room Friday night was
enjoyed by a large number Of dancers.
Fishing and sailing parties leave daily
for three or four hours pleasure and
the popular little launch Atlanta
makes w or three trips to sea daily |
crowded with many parties of young |
people. The popularity of Hotel Tar
rymOOre continues and the season has
been such a splendid success that the
hotel will keep open during Septem-
Der.
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The Sea Shore Hotel has enjoyed its
greatest popularity this summer and
the many hundreds of guests who have |
been registered there from all over the !
south ave had only words Of praise |
for The hotel and for the beach. The
season is still on in full blast and not
a day passes that a large number of
new registrations are not added. The |
Saturday night dances at the Sea Shore
have been among the most delightful
occasions of the entire summer on
the beach and the attendance each
night has been very large. Last night
was nc exception, and to splendid mus
ic furnished by the hotels orchestra,
more than 40 couples enjoyed dancing
until the midnight hour.
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Last Thursday night a most de-
lightful sailing party was given on
Wrightsville Sound by Commodore c.
D. Mafit, in honor of Miss Nellie Ais
ton Durham's visitors. Miss Saral De
Butts Roszel of Melbourne Va, and
Miss Ida Lloyd Aston. Of Pittsboro,
N. G.. Among. those invited We're:
Miss Cecilia NJ. Jackson, of Richmond,
Va. Mr.. B. Bradford Reynolds recent
" of Newport News Va, Capt. r. P.
Ouillan, Mr.. H. S. Johnston, and Mr..
Harry F. Kydd With many a
song and joke and peals of laught'r
rippling over the a the merry
party landed and were entertained at
the Atlantic Club. All greatly enjoyed
the pleasant evening.
Several Wilmington young society
folks attended a delightful dance last
| Saturday night at Lake WaccamaW,
among the number being Misses An
nette Munds, Lillian kenly, Helen
| Kenly, Nellie Cotchett and Laura
WE'LL and Mr.. Walter kenly. The
dance took place in the clubs very at
t~ractive pavilion down by the lake
| side. The gentle breezes or the lake
| mingled sweetly with the soft strains
| of the Waccamaw str1nged orchestra
| Many of the out of town guests assem-
bled to participate in the Virgins
Reel. and other square dances gwen
| for their pleasure. The many guests
we're graciously received by MISS An
nette Munds, Miss Lilan keniy, MISS
| Helen Kenly from "Eutopla , MISS
Nellie Cotchett and Miss Laura Well, |
"Hotel Carroll" The figures being led
bv Mr.. clyde Council, as Doctor Dip
nv, and Miss Lillian Kenly as Kara I
mour'' a geisha girl. A few OF the
comics we're as follows: Miss Annette
MINDS being most radiant as Martina
washington danced with Happy
Hooligan" walter Kenly), "Truthfui
George being absent, Miss Mel.
lie Cotchett as Hungry Henr1etta"
gave her dainty hand to Mr.. Exum
RBardin, who i~mpersonated Elsa, the
heroine of the worlds wide famed BOOK
/ "Elsia's Childhood ourpassins o.
came Miss Helen Kenly as a society
Girl" yhe entered into the pleasure
with Mr.. William H. McGurpan as