The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-23
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Don't ask me, dear, to smoke no more,
For whilst 1 smoke l dream, my own;
An6 all the rings that upward soar
Are halos for thy face alone.
Don't ask me not to drink drop,
For when | drink / love thee most;
And after every sip L stop
To conjure thee another toast.
Don't ask me ne'er TO take an oath.
For when / do swear by thee.
Ard sacred as a plghted troth
Is ever youth that comes from me.
But If l. must give up all three,
Ere / may claim thee for my wife,
I think I'd rather single be,
And stay bachelor for life.
FRANCESCA DI MARIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Drewry left
yesterday for a visit TO New York
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Holt were in the
city yesterday en- route Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horne return
ed to their home at Clayton yesterday.
Mrs. H. p. Mcpherson. OF Cameron,
was registered ct the Marlborough House
yesterday.
Miss Mary Grace Clement. of Oxford.
is visiting Mrs. W. w. Clement. on North
West street
Miss Adelaide Snow left yesterday
and will visit relatives and friends in
Chapel Hill.
fr11 &c VIC
iting her sister, Mrs. J. Hunter Lawrence.
on West Jones street.
This afternoon at 5 o'clock the D. H.
Hill Chapter of children will meet at
Mrs George Terrell's.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. C. Bradsher, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Austin. Of Durham,
were in the city yesterday.
Miss Mattye Pace returned to the
city city yesterday after an absence of
some time at Winston Salem.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr.. F. E. Mitchell and Miss
Rose E. errell. both of Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Bynum. who
We're guests at the Marlborough, left
yesterday for their home at Bynum.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Mann and child
ftiI ySotCiuoy LII IiyuC SOuhtS,
where Mrs. Mann ard the children will
remain for the next two months.
Miss Margie Jordan, of Durham, was
liz the city yesterday, the guest OF Miss
Maude Dinwidde, having come to attend
the Trinity Wake Forest ball game.
The marriage of Mr.. F. E. Mitchell
and Miss Rosa E. Terrell will take place
this morning at eight o'clock at the homo
OF the brides mother, or lakewood ave-
nIe
Mrs. D. H. Milton. wife of Chief
Clerk Milton, of the Insurance Depart
ment, returned to Raleigh yesterday
with her husband. They have rooms at
Mr.. NJ. J. Edwards's on Wilmington
street.
Miss Annie Leak Wall. popular
young lady of Rockingham, who has
been on visit to the Misses Tomlin-
son left yesterday for Raleigh, where
she will spend a short while before re-
turning to her home-Durham Herald.
Mrs. ]. H Winder. of Columbus.
Ohio, and Miss Florence Boylan are in
where last night they attended
the wedding of Miss Bessie Scott. who
was here as one of the attendants at the
Baker Tucker wedding. Miss Florence
Roylan will visit Charleston Exposition
before she returns to Raleigh.
To attend the Trinity Wake Forest
ball game quite a number of ladies came
in from Durham, one party consisting of
Mrs. b. N. Duke. Mrs. Walter Brad
sher, Mrs. G. B. Austin, Mrs. McCabe,
of Petersburg, Mrs. T. H. Martin. Mrs
]. E. Stage, and with them were Master
Angler Duke and Miss Mary Duke.
Miss Kate Baldwin, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who has been a guest at the home
of Mrs. Florence p. Tucker. and who
was here to attend the Baker-Tucker
wedding, left yesterday for Warrenton.
to visit relatives before returning tn her
home. All friends here enjoyed her
visit greatly and regretted to see her
leave. With her went her niece, little
Miss Corinne Walden.