The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-17
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HER SUGGESTION.


MY love for you the young man said
Somehow i can't express
As he approached the maiden fair
And attempted a caress.
1T matters not" she made reply,
I've naught to do but wait;
So just Pack 1t carefully and send
1t later on by freight
Mrs. V. w. Simmons, of Newbern, was
guest at the Marlborough House yester-
day.
st. Luke's Circle will meet with
Mrs. F. A. Olds Thursday afternoon at
o'clock
Misses Josephine and Leila Philips, of
| Tarbcro, are visiting their sister, Mrs. H.
| " Jackson.
Mrs. James E. Shepherd reached the
| city yesterday from Goldsboro, where she
| has been visiting.
| MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Harden left yes
| terday to attend the Alamance County
| Fair at Burlington
Miss Margaret Harris, daughter Of
Mr.. T. c. Harris, of Baltimore, is visiting
| ct the home of Mr.. D. H. Young.
| Miss Mary Johnson, who has been
| visiting Capt. and Mrs. Price in Sails
bury, returned to the city yesterday.
| Miss Kate Benson, of Baltimore, ar
! rived yesterday and will be the guest OF
| Mrs. M. Nj. Harris during the State
/ Fair.
Mrs. David G. Pearce and little daugh-
| ter Bevela of Louisburg, are spending
| several days in the city with friends and
| relatives.
| Last night Mr.. Wilbur Massey was
| married to Miss Kate Edwards, daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Edwards, OF
| Princeton.
| Miss Annis O'Leary, of Yorkvlle, S..
the home of Mrs Fl. f. Adickes during the
/ State Fair.
/ Mr.. H. r. Goodall, of Richmond, who
! short time ago was married to Miss
| Mabel Duke, at the Marlborough House,
| was in the city yesterday
! - Mrs. Frank Page. Miss Blanche Mar
tin and Mrs. A. H. Burt, of Biscoe,
reached the city yesterday and were
| guests at the Marlborough House.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thos, B. Cowper have
returned to their home in Atlanta Mrs.
| Cowper visited her father, Mr. Ruffin
/ Williams, and other relatives here.
/ Miss Myrtis Thompson, a charming
| young LADY, of Salisbury who has been
! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oestriecher in
| Wilson, passed yesterday en- route home.
/ Mrs. d. II. Hill has returned to the
| city, after spending the summer at her
| place in Hendersonvlle. She stopped over
/ in Charlotte to visit her sister, Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson.
| Mrs. ]. j. clearinghouse, Miss Eliza
| beth Laughinghouse and little Miss Helen
Grimes, daughter of Col. ]. Bryan Grimes,
who have been in the city for some time,
illsft yesterday for a visit to friends in
/ Wilson.
/ Misses M. E. and S. w. Partridge, sis
| ter of Mr.. B. w. Partridge, Associated
| Press operator of the News and Observer,
| were here yesterday on their wav to their
! home in Monticello, Fla. from Richmond,
! where they lave been visiting.
The many friends of Miss Belle Wat
son are glad to see her back in Raleigh
| after an extended Northern trip. During
her absence she has visited the Pan
| American exposition, Washington, and
points in Michigan and Canada.
/ Mr.. Chauncey Depew. it is reported,
is going to marry a lady who speaks
four languages f1uently." And the Chi
cago Record Herald is unkind enough to
remark 'sthat there are plenty of peo-
! Ile VINO Will say tnat ne rlcniy deserves
it,
= Miss Ollie Crowson, CT Statesville,
| and Mr.. Frank B. Gwyn, of Hickory, We're
secretly married on the fifth of Septem-
| Der. Their most intimate friends did
| not know of the affair until more than
| month after it occurred, when they
| made it public.
Mrs Sidney Perry Cooper's card party
4 af in nf
! lie Parker, of Henderson, N. c., will be
! the large social event of the day. Mrs.
| Cooper is one of the beautiful young ma
| irons in attendance upon the horse show
| and this entertainment at the home OF
i her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Cobb
/ Jackson, will he a delightful compliment
to her charming guest.-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.