The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-16
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Would that love like heart of roses
Might be plucked and thrown away;
Then might ] in idle dreaming
Gather roses all the day.
But if love could grow so wildly,
As the rose on every tree,
Think YOU [ should stop to gather
What to every one was free?
NCstled meath its perfumed petals,
Love. like rose. may hide a thorn;
And the sting abideth ever,
Though the fragrance long hath gene.
Here / breathe when roses BLOSSOM
tIoreyed hearts with golden vein.
Though | wish / dare not gather
] est | feel the thorn OF pain
Margaret Sealey.
Mrs William Russ left yesterday for
Greenville to visit relatives.
Mrs W w Smith left yesterday for
MurfreeshopO, where she will visit rea
tives
Miss Louise Pittenger is confined to
her home as the result Of a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. ]. w. Jeudwine returned yester-
day from q visit to the Charleston Expo
sition.
Mrs B. R. Lacy left yesterday for
Goldsboro to visit her sister, Mrs. c. b.
Miller.
Mrs c. H. Gattis left yesterday for
High Point to visit her sister. Mrs. c..
G. Barbee
NJ ~ L ice
Kilmer, of New York, are guests at the
Marlborough
Mrs Thomas NJ Ashe and Miss So
rhie Busbee are in Charleston visiting
Mrs. Frank Meyers.
Mr.. Henry C. Bridgers and Miss Bird
gers, of Tarboro. were guests at the
Marlborough yesterday
Mrs. E. L. Faison arrived yesterday
from Elliott and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Marion Butler.
Mrs Fanny Hawkins, who has been
! guest at the home of DR.. A. B. Haw-
kins, left yesterday for Louisburg
Mrs c. T. Morel, of Savannah. Ga.
arrived yesterday and is the guest of Mrs.
NJ. l.. Little at the Mordecai place.
/ Miss Laurie R. Aycock, of Melrose.
Florida, a niece of Governor Aycock, is
visitor at the Executive Mansion
Miss Eliza Simmons, daughter of Sen
ator Simmons, has gone to Boston to en-
/ ter the Southern Conservatory of Music.
Mrs John D. Briggs, who has been
visiting the family of DR.. Jordan, re-
tuned to her home in Williamson yester-
/ day.
! Miss Lucy Clifton, who has been the
| guest of Miss Mary Andrews on her re-
turn from Charleston, left yesterday for
Lousburg
Miss Katie Bryd who has been Wis
| iting her friend, Miss Effie Bridgers, left
yesterday afternoon for her home at An
gier, n. G..
Mrs. T. N. Ivey and daughter Miss
| Ivey. have returned from Charlotte,
where they stopped over on their re-
turn from the Charleston Exposition.
Miss Mary Bridgers Of Tarboro, was
! in the city yesterday, returning from
i Pinehurst, where she attended the Uni
ted North and South Golf Tournament.
Miss Mary Moore, of New Bern. ar
rived Yesterday to attend the Drewry-
/ Purnell wedding on Thursday. She is q
guest at the home of Judge and Mrs. 7
R Purnen
A Louisville woman has been
awarded ore cent for a hug which she
claims was administered against her
will. The court evidently thought the
hug itself was worth something.
1T has been observed that the young
man who always uses a carriage for
himself and his girl before MARRIAGE
Oft arroo ic
wife walks with him. if she goes.
Mrs. G. B. Wright and Miss Rachel
Borden, of Peace Institute, left yester-
day for Charleston and its Ivory City
They will be joined en- route by a party
of relatives and friends from Colds
boro.
Misses Ida and Wylantha Rochelle
who have been visiting relatives in the
city, left yesterday for Durham, where
they will spend a few days before re-
turning to their home in Richmond, Vir-
ginia.
Raleigh continues to send delegations
to the Charleston Exposition and yes
! terday quite a number left. One of the
parties consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Pearce, Mrs. j. F. Pool, Mrs. e. NJ. W.
cell, and Miss Annie S. Adams.
Mrs. Gilbert Hay, who is visiting rel
atives and friends in the city, left yester-
day for the Monticello, at Norfolk, 10
visit her brother, Lieut.. ]. r. Marshall
of the receiving ship Franklin. She will
| join Mr.. Hay at Henderson and will re-
turn to Raleigh Friday or Saturday.
Miss Antoinette Burwell, Of Colds
boro. who since her return from the
Charleston Exposition where she was one
of Governor Aycock's party, has been Wis
| iting Miss Rhetta Daniel and Miss Mary
Armistead Jone, left yesterday for her