The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
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little day. and little way,
And your hand in mine, my dearie,
And never a thorn with a rose of May,
And never the way seems weary,
Never a fear,
Never a tear.
Never storm where the stars shine
clear:
But the light of Love when the dark
draws near.
And your hand in mine. my dearie.
little day, and little way.
And your hand in mine. my dearie,
And this is the rose-the rose of May
Over heart grown weary!
Over a breast
In dreamless rest
Over the tresses Love kissed and
caressed.
And the Darkness whispering, God
knows best!"
And your hand in mine, my dearie!
Atlanta Constitution.
Mrs, G. G. Scarlet is in the city,
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Royal returned to
Wake Forest yesterday.
Miss Maye Johnson has returned from
trip to Morehead City.
Mrs. R. S. Plummer left for Virginia
Beach yesterday morning
Miss NJ. L. Springfield, of Waynesville.
is a guest at the Marlborough.
Mrs. Lands has gone to Oxford to
attend the Episcopal convention.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ]. Maynor, of Dur
ham, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tankersly. of
Chapel Hill, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs, W. D. Brown and daughter have
gone on visit to friends in Richmond
Miss Jennie Powell left for Whining
ion yesterday morning to visit Miss Mer-
rift.
Miss Bessie Brady, of Baltimore. is
in the city, the guest of Miss Elsie Hay-
wood.
Miss Elizabeth Cheshire has gone to
Charlotte to visit Miss f. M. Shannon
house.
Mrs. B. H. Woodell left yesterday
morning for Washington, d. c., to visit
her son. Mr. e. II. Woodell.
The marriage of Miss Wilma Hasty
and Mr.. F. 0. Caudle. of Marshyille. took
place Wednesday at Charlotte.
Miss Nina Conrad and MIR. and Mrs.
Maynard of Durham, were here yester-
day to attend the Wyatt Frye wedding,
Miss Florence Holt and Miss Marga-
ret e. Holt, of Burlington, arrived YES
terday morning to visit Miss Sadie Root.
Mr.. Clarence r. Johnson, of Gastonia
is here at the bedside of his sister Miss
Emma ohnson, who continues quite i'll.
Miss Carrie Kennedy, of Fayetteville.
and Mr.. Wade H. Hubbard, of Coll. S. G..
were married in Fayetteville Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Virginia Bell, of Whining
ton, and Mr.. Vim. G. Buffnger. of New
Castle, Pa, were married in Wilmington
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Battle of Rocky Mount.
and Miss Mary Bridgers, os Tarboro. are
visiting Mrs. Ivan NJ. Proctor, on New
Bern avenue.
Miss Matte Mangham left YESTERDAY
morning for DrewryviIle, Va, where she
Will visit Mrs. j. H. Blick, a sister of
Mr.. John G. Drewry.
Mrs. Oscar d. Green. who has been
visiting the family of her father-in-law
Mr. A. H. Green, went to her home in
Wilmington yesterday.
Friends in the city have received cards
for the marriage of Miss Ellen Garland
OF Lexington, and Mr.. w. NJ AustelI, of
Gaffney, S. c., on June oath.
Mrs. B. L. Perry and Misses Eta Per-
ry, Annie Duncan, Dee Duncan, and Jose
pbine Boylan left yesterday morning for
Beaufort, where they will spend the sum
mer.
The lawn party given in Nash Square
last night by the Lend-a- Hand Circle
OF the Edenton Street Methodist church
was great success. A fine time was
had, and considerable sum raised for
the support of child in the Methodist
Orphanage.
Miss Pearl B. Jones, pianist of the
Mcdaniel Orchestra, left yesterday morn
ing for Asheville, where she resumes her
summer engagement with Stewards New
York Orchestra of sixteen pieces Before
leaving Raleigh Miss Jones purchased the
sic ownerhip of the Mcdaniel Orchestra
and music library, which organization she
will manage and operateanext season.