The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-21

Oh re the liSHl VI my ne, she NillS-
pered,
As he kissed her once more good night
And then from the top of the stairway
Came voice, "Well, put OUT the
light"
June Smart Set.
Mrs. Emma Woodward IS still con-
fined to her home by sickness.
"a delightful lawn party was given
last night at Brooklyn Methodist church
Miss Esse May Sheets. of Palntville
is the guest of Miss Emmie King on
West Edenton street
Mrs. Robt S. Mohane and her sister,
Miss Matte Holt, OF Graham. spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Winston. of
Youngsville, arrived last night and arc
at the Yarborough.
Miss Sadie Elias and Miss Susie r.
Rosenthal left Yesterday for Charleston
to attend the Exposition.
Mrs G.. w. Blaeknall left yesterday
morning for Waterbury, Conn. whore
she will spend the Summer.
Mrs. Louisa Smith has returned from
Concord. where she has been on visit
to her son. Rev. ]. +. Smith
Mrs. Fab p Brown and daughter,
Isabel, left Yesterday for visit to
Mrs. N. F. Edgerton at Selma.
Miss Lula Pope. charming young
lady of Newsoms, Va. is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. Charles ]. Parker
Mrs. F. w. Thelts, of Richmond, Va.
is the guest of Mrs. g E Winters and
Mrs. j. p. Ford. on Oakwood Ave.
Miss Josephine Brown left yesterday
'mencement at the Greensboro Female
College.
Miss Lura Lee Duke and Percy D
Thomas returned yesterday from West
err. n. c.. where they have been fer the
past ten days.
Mrs. Irene Marsh and Miss Lila
Marsh. of Marshville. are in the city. at
the Marlborough for the commencement at
Peace Institute.
Mrs Thomas d. Martin. who recent
~ returned from LAGRANGE. where she
was very i'll. is still sick at her home on
Park Avenue.
Mr.. Willis G. Peace. United States
Army. of oxford, is in the city attending
Peace Institute commencement. where
his sister is a student.
Miss Katherine Burkhead returned
yesterday from visit to Lexington, and
With her sister. Miss Sarah. viii leave on
Saturday for Whiteville.
Miss Margaret Harris left yesterday
for Winston Salem, where she will visit
Miss Ada Vickers during the Salem
Centennial exercises at commencement.
Master Hamilton Davis. who has
been the guest of Mrs John Davis. left
yesterday for his home in Wake Forest.
Miss Lola Causey left yesterday for
visit to Louisburg.
Mrs. Henry Pannill, little Miss Otey
Pannill. Master Clifton Pannill and his
nurse left for Wilmington. N. c.. their
home. Monday. after two weeks visit
TO Raleigh at Hotel Dorset.
DR.. Nj. ". HARPER and his daughter,
Miss COrinne. of Dunn, arrived yester-
day to attend Peace Institute COM
mencement. where Dr. Harper's daush-
ter Miss Annie. is a pupil.
Mrs Nathan O'Berry and Mr.. Thos.
ORerry. of Goldsboro. arrived yester-
day TO attend commencement at Peace
ms ,itlte, at which institution Mrs.
Mrs. Doane Herring, of Wilson. ar
rived in the city yesterday and is Il
guest at the home of Mayor ]. B. Hill
She leaves today for Winston Salem to
attend commencement exercises.
Mr. l.. A. Carr, who has been sick
with malaria. is improving steadily. He
is at Old Point Comfort. Va. All of his
friends hope that be will soon entirely
recover from his sickness.-Durham
Sun.
Miss Iphigenia Bowen. VIII recently
graduated at Watts Hospital in Dur
ham. has returned to Raleigh, where
she win make her future home and prac-
tice her profession. She will live with
her brother. Mr. A. F. Bowen, in West
Raleigh
There is profound regret felt every
where at the serious illness of Mrs. Sim.
mons, wife of Senator Simmons A pri-
waite letter from Senator Simmons say
that she has been taken to Garfield Hos
pitai, but that her condition does not
improve.
Among the visitors in the city for
commencement at the Baptist Female
University. the following party arrived
from Wake Forest yesterday: Prof. and
Mrs. w. l. Poteat. Prof. and Mrs John
F. Lanneau. Miss Mary Lanneau, Dr.
and Mrs. E. w. Sykes, Mrs. S. w. Ben
nett.