The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-03
WOMAN AND SOCIET Y

Alas! you love another."
In angry tones l say;
She mods, but as I turn to leave
She sweetly bids me stay.
With outstretched arms l offer
My love, my ALTO her,
And seek to clasp her, but she cries:
stand back! How dare you, sir?"
With sinking heart and hopeless
turn once more, and 10!
I hear soft, sweet voice that says:
II wish you wouldn't CO.
l throw my arms around her,
And press her to my heart,
And after awhile, when she gets time,
She says: "You think you're SMART
s.. E. KISER.
Miss Lucy D. Reeves is visiting Miss
Marie Peschau, in Wilmington.
Mrs. ALT. A. Thompson returned home
from the mountains yesterday.
Mrs Butler, of Georgia, is visiting
her daughter Miss Blasingame.
Mrs. r. A. Pace and Miss Nora Cole
left yesterday to visit in Durham.
Miss Lizzie Bellanly left yesterday
for a visit to Washington, D. c.
Mr.. w. H. Page and Miss Dollie Page,
of Cary, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. r. Eatman and Miss Clara
Womble have returned from Cary.
Mrs. E. A. Glenn and children have
returned from visit to Chapel Hill.
Mrs. w. w. Clements has returned
to the city after visit to Goldsboro.
Miss Woodward, of Wilmington, is
visiting her sister Mrs. A. F. Bowen.
Miss Sallie Lathrop, Of Norfolk, is
in the city, the guest of Miss Edna
Walters.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Johnson are back in
the city after visit to Buffalo and points
in Canada.
Miss Adelaide Boylan has returned
from visit to Asheville and other points
in the mountains.
Miss Hattie Dillon arrived yesterday
from Ashevile and is guest at the home
Of Col. A. w Shaffer
Mrs. N. M. Parker leaves today for
Dansville, New York, to receive treatment
at Jackson Sanitarium.
Miss Lilly Moore, of Greenville
who has been the guest of Mrs. c. z.
Spruill, left yesterday.
Miss Iva Upchurch returned to the
city after visit to the home of Mr.. c.
E. Upchurch in Durham.
Mrs. Richard Hervey, Master Rich
ard and Miss Reta returned yesterday
from visit to Waynesville.
Miss May jenkins, who has been Wis.
iting Misses Helen Primrose and Lucie
West, left for home yesterday.
Miss Hazel Kellum. of Portsmouth,
who has been the guest Of Miss Ruth
Hughes, left for home yesterday
Miss Bessie Wyatt left yesterday
for Lumber Bridge, where she is to
teach in Prof. McArthur's school.
Miss Mollie Bunch, of Goldsboro
who has been visiting Mrs. w. V. Will.
liams, left for her home Sunday
Miss Leila Johnson, of Louisburg
was in the city yesterday with friends
on her way home from Seven Springs.
Miss Temple Whitehead, who has
been visiting Mrs. l. M. Proctor, left
yesterday for her home in Rocky Mt
Mrs Florence Sutherland. of Rich
mond, Va, is in the city, visiting a the
home of Mr.. D. T. Moore, on Newberr
avenue.
Miss Margaret Ferguson arrived yes
terday from Reidsville, and Miss Meta
WdlSOH from DuTHdH, 10 enter the Dap
fist Female University.
Miss Margaret Watts, of Raleigh
and Miss Leila McIver, of Wilmington
who have been visiting near Sanford
reached the city yesterday.
Miss Monia Whitehouse, of Durham
little daughter of Prof A. Whitehouse
of Trinity, who has been visiting Miss
Gertrude Royster, has gone to her home
Miss Jennie Phillips, of Fayetteville
who stopped over to visit at the home
OF Mr.. c. B. Edwards on her way to
Durham Conservatory Of Music, left
Sunday.
DIR. Walter Montgomery, prCfesSo,
in the University of Missouri, is in the
city on a visit to his father, Justice Wal.
ter Montgomery, of the North Carolina
Supreme court. He is accompanied BY
Mrs. Montgomery.
Misses Bette and Annie Belle Blair
of Durham, are at home again after an
absence of several months They spent
the summer at the Martha's Vineyard
Summer School and at Emerson Col
lege, Boston, Mass.
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