The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-07

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I'd rather write it on the sand
| 1t won't be there next season.
| New York SUM-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Ashe, Jr.,
are in Beaufort. - ,gx
Miss Annie Gales, of Montreal, is
visiting in the city.
| Miss Mabel Hale is visiting Mrs. r.
/ C.. Badger on Mcdowell street.
| Miss Adelaide Snow attended the
dances at Chapel Hill this week.
Miss Alice Ball has gone to Wash
| ington, D. c.. on visit to- friends
Mrs. Joseph Graham, of Hillsboro,
| passed yesterday en- route to Whining
i ton.
Va, was a guest at the Marlborough yes
| terday. G0
| Misses Jessamine Higgs and Emmie
| Higgs returned from Trinity commence
| ment yesterday.
| Miss Name Robbins. after a shoI t
visit to Raleigh, left yesterday for her
home in Wilson.
/ Miss Lizzie Allen, of Goldsboro, is
in the city on her way home from Trim
! ity commencement.
i
Margaret Broughton spent yesterday in
Durham with friends.
| Miss Anna Howard Baker passed
yesterday on her way from Chapel Hill
to her home in Tarboro.
Mrs. r. F. Gray, her daughter. Emily,
and Miss May Barber, of Winston, are
visiting Mrs. r. T. Gray.
Miss Alice Stronach returned yester-
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ed the Gimghoul banquet.
/ Miss Sadie Root returned, yesterday
from a visit to Durham, where she at
| tended Trinity commencement
| Miss Olizie Clark was here yesterday
en- route from Chapel Hill commence
| ment to her home in Wilson.
Miss Bessie Williams, of Mount Olive.
was here yesterday on her way home
| from a visit to Desarc, Arkansas.
Miss Anna Stronsch is spending some
| time in Northport Long Island, the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. Alex, Stronach.
Miss Sadie Jones, of Lenoir, who has
been on a visit to Miss Susie Clark left
yesterday afternoon for her home.
| Mrs. VIM. M. Mason left yesterday
! morning for her home in Washington, ID.
c.. after visit to Miss Mary G. Davis
Mrs. c. D. Arthur and children left
yesterday morning for Baltimore on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. P. F. Purnucker.
Next Thursday at the home of the
brides mother in New Hill, Mr.. Nj. f.
| Utley and Miss Lille Holland will be
married.
Mrs. E. F. Henry, who has been
| spending the winter with her niece, Mrs.
! S. w. Whiting, returned home yesterday
| afternoon.
Miss Helene Battle, of Rocky Mount,
arrived yesterday from commencement at
the University and is the guest of Miss
| Rosa Battle.
Misses Mary and Fannie Royster, of
| Norfolk, arrived yesterday from the Uni
versity commencement to visit Miss Mary
Kinney Boylan.
Miss Hester Beasley, who has been
| sick for several days at her home on
West Martin street. is reported to be
considerably better.
Miss Elizabeth Borden passed yes
terday en- route from Hollins Institute,
| Va, where she has been at school, to
her home in Goldsboro.
| Miss Maggie Shields, of Scotland
| Neck, who graduated this year from the
Baptist Female University, left for Sa-
lem yesterday dItcTHOOn.
June Roses" Is the title of the pic
| ture of a beautiful young lady reproduced
| in the Inland Printer for June. The photo
| is by Brock, Asheville. N. C. Both the
| work and the subject are beautiful.
Miss Rena Coffield, of Apex, who has
j been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. S. Belts for several days,
returned home yesterday evening. ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Vivian
Patton Belts
Mrs. M. S. Calvert, an expert stenog-
rapher from Raleigh. is here to assist N
keeping the record of the Revolution Cot
ton Mills trial. She works a part of
the day and Mr.. ]. p. Balm the remand
er.-Greensboro Telegram.
Miss Lacy Robertson, who has been
taking special course at st. Mary's the
past session, left yesterday for Durham
where she will remain for some time.
Miss Emma Ellison accompanied her and
will visit Mrs. W. l.. Pickard on South
street, Durham.
/ Those who vert from here to attend
the german in Henderson last night
were Misses Rosa Battle. Mary Ans
drews, Belle Moncure. Jessamine Higgs,
Mabel Young and Lula Mcdonald and
Messrs. w. G. Adicks, Russell G. Sher~
rill, J. Val. Perkins, James McKinanor.
Ed. Roe Stamps, CASTOR Rogers, Win.
Pace, VIM. Grow and Dr. Ferrebee.
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