The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09
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A SAFE ATTACHMENT.

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A SAFE ATTACHMENT.
The door of many a maiden's heart
Is slightly fastened i'll defended;
A whispered word blush, start,
The key is turned the siege is ended.
But she / worship will but mock
At thoughts of such sweet perturbation,
Her heart has got patent lock,
And no one knows the combination.
All. if the word be Glove, my dear
Which opens all your hearts fair treas
ure,
I'll strive for entrance without fear,
For my devotion knows no measure.
But if it opes to money" |
Can never even dare to try it;
Your dear perfection comes too high
For me to ever hope to buy it.
S. st. G. Lawrence.
The season of card parties, book-cluos,
receptions. theatres and dances is almost
at an end. Nearly all the clubs have dis
banded. with the exception of one or tWo'
and the only attractions at present are
tho baseball games. In few weeks near
w all of society will have left the city.
and have gone to the seashore or the
mountains.
The Original Manuscript Club is one
of the few clubs that has not yet dis
banded 1t is composed of just SIX mem
bers-all of them active. Those VINO do
not write are "strenuously engaged III
criticising those who do. Their work is
in some degree a duty, in greater one
pleasure The strength of this CLUB
lies in the fact that it never decends to
formality of any kind. The officers OF the
club are never elected simply put IN.
The meetings are held solely on impulse
Sometimes the impulse is pleasant, some
times It is not
The Book Club held a most delightful
meeting yesterday afternoon al MISS hatc
Densons. 1t was the last meeting OF the
season.
There was very enjoyable subscription
dance on Friday night in the nan over
Johnson's drug store
Mr. Val Perkins led the german Win
Miss Ellen West.
Tho counIes dancing were: Miss Louise
Linton with Mr.. Webb, Miss Elsie Stamps
with Mr.. C. D. Harris Miss Lille Skinner
with Mr. Jas. McKimmon, Miss Nell Lin
ron with Mr.. w. n. Smith, Miss Norwood
with Mr.. d C. Ballard, Miss Rosa Skin
ner with Mr. Ed. Roe Stamps, MISS
Miriam Stamps with Mr. Butler, Miss Jes-
sic Higgs with Mr.. Henry Patterson, MISS
p. Carroll with Mr.. G. Rogers, Mrs. VIII
West with Mr. Will West.
Stays. Messrs Lee Skinner, Sam As
bury, Ball, Riggs. Mcdonald and Troy.
Chaperones Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Higgs
Mrs ]. NJ Turner gave Hay Ride
last night complimentary to Mrs. W. M
Marks.
Mrs. William West charmingly enter
tanned the Afternoon Euchre Club on
Saturday.
Miss Imogen Stone and Miss Louise
Pittenger will leave on Monday evening
for Chapel Hill to attend the lectures
Of the Summer School. Miss Stone, VINO
has been for three years at the head OF
the English Department at St Mary's,
much to the regret of the rector, the
poard of trustees and all friends and pat
rons Of the school. will not return in
the fall. After course in Greek. under
Dir Eben Alexander of the State Univer-
sity. Miss Stone will go to Cornell to
study for several years
Mrs. Rufus S. Tucker has returned to
the city after visit of several weeks in
Columbus. Ohio at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John H. Winder
Misses Placide and Reba Bridgers spent
last Tuesday night in the city, as the
guests of Miss Florence Boylan, on their
way to Chapel Hill to attend the COM
mencement dances.
Mrs. Morton Wharton who has been
sbending the winter in this city, has re-
turned to her home in Graham.
Miss Mary Ferebee, of Norfolk, and
Miss Mamie Clark, of Tarboro, are WIS
iting Miss Mattye Pace on Blount street.
Miss Christine Busbee who has oeen
at the University for the past year, IS
visiting Miss Josephine Osborne in Char
lotte.
Those who went up to Chapel Hill last
week to attend the commencement nave
all returned.
Mrs. Gertrude Winder Tucker will spend
Il
John c. Winder, at her country house,
Mibrook
Miss Eliza Pool has returned for snort
visit to Oxford, She leaves next week
for Germany.
Miss Patty B. Lewis left yesterday for
a visit to Washington, n. G.
WOODARD-MOYE.
This card has been received by friends
"Mr, and Mrs IT, Hubert Cozart request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their sister, nellie Moye, and
Mr. David Woodland, Thursday evening,
June the twentieth, nineteen hundred and
one, at half after nine o'clock, CHRISTIAN
church. Wilson, North Carolina.
Especial to News and Observer
North Wilkesboro, n c., June 5.-ln
the Presbyterian church today, at noon,
Miss Katherine, the charming young
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Robin
son. was married to Mr.. James Cowlin
McDiarmid. of Fayetteville, N. c. The
caremony was perforrned by the father of