The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-18
UNDERSTANDING.

There never can be doubt 'twixt you and
Nor scorn of small missteps, because we
know,
Although the feet may stumble as we go,
The gaze is upward, as it aye should be.
Therefore, dear friend, no doubt 'twixt
you and me-
There never can be doubt twlxt you and
me.
What though the mists are black? We
understand
Each in the darkness feels the others
hand,
Knows that at dawning close the friend
will be.
Therefore, dear friend, no doubt 'twixt
you and me-
There never can be doubt twixt you and
me-
The wave retreats a moment from the
shore.
Only to turn and meet the sands once
more
In duet of splendid harmony;
Therefore, dear friend, no doubt 'twixt
you and me.
Elizabeth r. Finley.
One of The prettiest home weddings
that has been ,solemnized in Raleigh this
season, was that of Mr. Jos. X. Marshall
and Miss Ethel Norris on Wednesday
morning. The beautiful parlor was dec
Grated with palms, smilaX and ferns,
with lunches of violet ribbon and Parma
volets.
DR.. M. NJ Marshall, father of the
groom, performed the ceremony.
The ushers, Mr.. Frank Stronach and
Mr.. Rawley Galloway, entered first. They
were followed by Misses Ruby Norris and
Matde Eberhardt They carried the vio
let ribbon which formed an aisle for the
approach of the bride to the altar. The
bride then entered with her father, Mr..
NJ T. Norris, who gave her away. The
groom and his best man, DR.. Hubert
Register; the bridesmaids, Miss Daisy
Hanes. of Winston, and Miss Louise Holt,
of Graham, came after the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall are both most
popular young people, and have hosts OF
friends everywhere.
On Monday at the home of her brother
inlaw, Mr.. B. R. Lacy, Miss Rena Bur-
we'll was united in marriage to Mr.. Hugh
a very quiet one, only the immediate
family being present. Miss Antoinette
Burwell, sister of the bride, was maid
of honor. Miss Burwell formerly lived
in Raleigh, and her circle of friendship
is exceptionally large Mr.. Whitehead
is most successful young business man
of Norfolk.
Miss Mary Turner most charmingly en-
tertained the Euchre Club Friday after
noon. There were five tables of euchre.
Mrs. Henry Litchford won the first prize,
Miss Sadie Root received the consola
ton, and Miss Elizabeth Hinsdale won
the BOBBY. Delicious refreshments were
served
Miss Turner's guests were Miss Station,
of Tarboro; Mrs. Boyden of Salisbury
Miss Hanes of Winston; Miss Louise
Holt, of Graham; Miss Mary Pruden, of
Edenton; Miss Lulu Hawkins, of Ridge
way; Mrs. Henry Litchford Mrs. Brown
Shepherd, Misses Florence Jones, Sophy
Busbee, Adelaide Snow, Sadie Root
Blanche Blake, Jennie Pescud Katherine
benson, Alice Jones, Mary benson, Min
ME Tucker, Mary MacRae, Lille Hicks,
Eliza Busbee, Lily Gray, Vivienne
Strong, Nella Grimes, May Jones, Mary
Shipp Carrie Furman, Mrs. Henry Miller,
Rosa Battle, Elizabeth Crow.
The afternoon Card Club was delight
fully entertained on Friday afternoon by
Miss Nell Linton. Euchre was played,
Miss Alice Stronach receiving the prize
After the game dainty refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mrs. Will West,
Miss Heilig, of Salisbury; Misses Mary
Latta, Hal Morson, Lucy West, Helen