The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-01
Woman and and Society

The preacher took the very text--the
DEAR devoted brother!
Twas just that simple one and sweet
Love one another!"
He must have known my heart made
moan in all this life so dreary;
He seemed to preach at me, and then-he
seemed to preach at Mary!
She turned her eyes-blue as Gods Skies
when that dear text came ringing
And, to my grieving souls surprise, she
joined not in the singing;
thought heard her lips repeat the text
of that dear brother,
And that her heart was saying sweet:
"Love-lo ve-love one another!"
A blessed sermon twas to me; the bene-
diction over,
/ walked with her in ecstasy across the
fields of clover;
And then told her all the love my true
heart could not smother,
And now, through life, forevermore we're
loving one another
+. l.. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bachelor celebrated
their golden wedding last Wednesday
evening at their home on West Martin
street. The rooms were tatesfully dec
Grated i'm yellow and white lilies. On the
table in the dining room were many wax
candle and around these candles were
paper-face shades, which had been used
at Mr.. and Mrs. Bachelors wedding fifty
years ago In the parlor Mr. and Mrs
Bachelor received their friends, assisted
by their daughter, Mrs. Loeb, Mr. and
Mrs. Plummer Bachelor, Mr.. ). ,.
Batchelor Mrs. Charles Latta, Mrs. A.
B. Andrews, Mrs. Battle and Mrs. Pitten-
ger. In the hall were Miss Lucy Battle,
Miss Fannie McPheeters and Miss Mary
Turner. In the dining room were Miss
Blanche Arden Blake, Miss Hal Morson,
Miss Mary Latta, Miss Lena Latta, Miss
Eliza Busbee and Miss Harriet Haywood.
Mrs Henry E. Litchford gave delight
full card party Tuesday morning, COM
plimentary to her guests. Miss Battle.
of Rocky Mount, and Miss Philips, of Tar
boro Seven handed euchre was played,
the first prize a lovely picture being won
by Mrs. Sherwood Higgs, and the BOBBY,
a match holder, by Mrs. Louis Mailer.
The Euchre Club was most charmingly
entertained by Miss Eliza Busbee We'd
nesday morning. Miss Mary Latta won
the first prize--a hat pin, and Miss Hal
Morson won the BOBBY, silver heart.
Delicious refreshments were served.
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A Moonlight picnic was given by some of
the young gentlemen of the city at Tuck
er's pond Wednesday night, and although
a shower came up, the evening was most
pleasantly spent.
The Magazine Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Tuesday morning by Mrs.
Thomas S. Kenan.
Among the young ladies from Raleigh
who will leave for Morehead this week
are: Misses Sophie Busbee, Mary Tur-
ner, Jane Andrews, Blanche Blake, Martha
Philips, Josephine Philips, Adelaide Snow
Eliza Busbee and Mary Pruden, of Eden
ton.
Miss Martha Philips, of Tarboro, is
vising Mrs. Henry Litchford.
Mrs j. b. Hughes of Abeline, Texas,
is visiting Mrs. Edward Trapier on Saun-
ders street
Miss Lossie Hill, of Petersburg, Va, is
visiting at the home of Captain Ashes.
Mr. Henry Buell.. formerly of Tarboro,
but now of New York spent Thursday
in the city.
Miss Daisy Hanes, of Winston. will al :
rive this week and be the guest of Miss
Ethel Norris.
EIL-EINSTEIN.
(Goldsboro Argus).
The marriage of Mr.. Leslie We'll. elder
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry We'll, and Miss
Hilda Einstein, youngest daughter of Mrs
A. Einstein, was quietly solemniZed al
noon today at the brile's home in the
city, in the presence of the immediate
families of the contracting parties. Rabbi
]. l.. Myerberg officiating, according tc
the impressive service of the Hebrew rit-
ual
The severe and protracted Illness OF
Miss Einstein from fever subsequent tC
the published invitations to their mar
riage, last February, preventing the cere-
mony at the appointed time, the young
couple decided upon quiet marriage
when the same should be solemnized
hence the happy event which we here
chronicle will be in the nature of a
Pleasant surprise to our community
while not. however. unexpected, even
tually, and their hosts of friends here
as we'll as elsewhere, will wish for them
length of days and the fullest measure
of happiness and prosperity.
The popular young couple took the west
bound o'clock train for Asheville, and
other mountain resorts, and during the
few moments the train stood at the depot
they we're subjected to veritable storm
of rice, which covered the floor of the
section they occupied till it looked like
snow. They were also recipients of many
hearty congratulations and good wishes
from number of friends who gathered
at the depot to see them off,
WOMBLE-CHEEK.
The following wedding invitations have
been issued:
Mrs. Emma G. Cheek
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Annie Denny,
to