The news & observer., 1900-12-02
IMPERFECTION.

forth tear
Can never let us hear
How many a golden thought must creep
into
The poets soul. which he
Can never sing for US in measured rhyme,
Whateer his art may be.
Alasi he weeps that we may never know
The thoughts that thrill him So
So, il do not tell thee as l would
The love l bear for thee.
Remember still the longing in my SOUL
And only pity me.
For OH there are some thoughts beyond
the reach
OF our imperfect speech.
Charles Hanson Towne.
On Tuesday evening Miss Annie Rogers
gave a delightful card party at home on
Boylan Avenue.
Euchre was the game played, Miss
Helen Primrose won the first prize. a
beautiful gold brooch, and Mr.. John West
the gentleman's first prize, a gold scarf
pin.
The boobies were presented to Mr..
Garland Jones. and Miss Laura Williams.
After the game delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Rogers guests were: Misses
Florence Jones. Lucy West, Marian
Stamps Lule Biggs, Blanche Blake,
Frances Jones, Margaret Trapier, Lena
Iatta, Mary Andrews, Helen Primrose,
Laura Williams, Edith Butler. Narnie
Rogers.
Messrs. John West. Henry King, Hal w.
Aver. Garland Jones, George Badger,
Prof Hubbard. Prof Abbott. Mr.. Barn
hardt, Mr.. Wooten, Mr.. Anderson, James
Litchford, Tom Simpson, Mr.. Borden.
The Whist Club met with Mrs. Alexan-
der Field on Wednesday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. Grimes Cow
per. Mrs. Julian Timberlake. Mrs. Chas.
Iatta. Mrs. Geo. Strong Mrs. James
Shepherd, Mrs. Chas McKimmon. Mrs.
James McKimmon. Mrs. r. T. Gray, Mrs.
3. S. Skinner, Mrs. l.. Miller. Mrs. Gale,
Mrs. Moses; Misses Jane Andrews, Nam
ME Skinner, Blanche Blake, Fannie
Hughes.
On Thanksgiving Day Mr.. Daniel Allen
gave a hunting party. The guests went
where a pack of hounds were waiting for
them The party was composed of Miss
Ethel and Janet Stronach Helen Prim-
rose, Lucy West, Hazel Allen, Jack Perry,
James Litchford, Dalen Stronach and
Dan Allen.
Miss Emmie Drewry entertained ten Of
her young friends at luncheon Monday.
On Wednesday night at the Baptist
Tabernacle Mrs William TAYLOR. OF Pitts
boro, was united in marriage to Miss
Siewers p. Angler, Miss Jesse Uzzell
was maid of honor, and Mr. George Taylor
was best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss Daisy
Young. Miss Emma Taylor of Raleigh;
Miss Maggie lie Grand. of Charlotte; Miss
Lottie Markham of Durham.
The ushers were Mr.. Thomas Turner, of
Johnston county; Mr. Samuel Womble, of
Lockville Mr. Frank Ellington, of Raj
eigh; MIR. ]. F. Howerton, of Durham.
At the horne Of the brides parents in
West Raleigh, on Wednesday evening,
Miss May Hines Crawford was married to
Mr.. Frederick E. Sloan of Weldon The
wedding was very quiet one only the
intimate friends of the family being
present.
The Kentniss Book Cluo met with Miss
Eliza Busbee Friday afternoon. Miss
Isabel Busbee read a charming selection
on the life of Francis Joseph of Austria.
Miss Francis Jones read paper on the
Empress Elizabeth Afterwards refresh
ho
members present were Mrs. Joel K. Mar
shall and Misses Bailey and Lewis. of
Florida.
Mrs. Ludlow Skinner entertained the
KIondyke Club on Friday afternoon. Miss
Pattie Mordecai wen the prize.
The Book Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Jane Andrews on Saturday
afternoon Delicious refreshments were
served. Sketch on French art was read
by Miss Andrews. Papers on Millet,
Rosa Bonheur and Gustave Bonheur were
read by Misses Lilly Hicks, Elizabeth
Grow, and Susan Clark
Current events were discussed by Mrs
Sherwood Higgs
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Wednesday afternoon IN honor OF her
sister, Miss Buskey, of Norfolk, Va
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Mary Norris to Mr.. Henry Aylett
Coles, of Atlanta. The wedding will take
place on December 10Th at 9 o'clock.
These popular young people will lie at
home at No. 93 Forest Avenue, Atlanta.
Ca, after January the 18th. No cards in
the city.
Mrs. P. L. Potts gave whist party
Friday afternoon, complimentary to Miss
Penn, of Martinsville, Va. Mrs. w. L.
Harvey of Greenville. S. C., and Miss
Buskey, of Norfolk, Va. After dainty re-
freshments were served. Miss Penn
charmed the guests with recitations.
These present were Mrs. W. c. Mon
cure. Mrs. J. b. Shephnrt Mrs. c. c.
Baker, Mrs. Percy Albright Mrs. Pace,
Mrs. John Cross, Mrs George Smith. Mrs.
Cheatham Mrs. {. g. i'unting Miss Pace,
Miss Devereaux Mss Murray, Miss Nor
ton, Miss Woodell. Miss Warrington. o:
CreeasborH.