The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-03

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The broad Pacific too;
The wondrGus canyons of the West
Have spread beneath her view
She's been in London and Berlin,
To Venice, Paris, Rome,
But not square away from where
She sits at ease at home.
poor, sick child is dying in
room that's small and bare;
1t might be made more cheerful--but
She never has been there.
Chicago Record Herald
Miss Mary Davis left yesterday morn
| ing for Chapel Hill.
Miss Virga Egerton has returned
| from a visit to Warrenton.
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Whitaker have
returned from a visit to Kinston.
Miss Flora Creech returned yesterday
| from visit to her brother at Kelford.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Wilson, of
| Charlotte were in the city yesterday.
! Miss Lucy House arrived yesterday
| from Scotland Neck to visit her relatives.
The Book Club will meet with Miss
| Susie Heck at four o'clock this after
noon.
Miss Mamie Hanff went to Franklin
ton yesterday. She will visit Miss Florie
Clegg.
Mrs d. G. Womble is very i'll at her
| home, corner of Edenton and Bloodworth
| streets.
Miss Mary Applewhite arrived yes
| terday from Enfield to visit Mrs. w. V.
Applewhite.
| Mrs A. A. Weesner, of Warrentor,
arrived yesterday and is the guest of Mrs.
| w. r. Barrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Baker and
| children have. returned from Norfolk,
where they spent Christmas.
Miss Lizzie Goelet Of Plymouth. who
| has been visiting the Misses Lehman,
went home yesterday morning
| Mrs. P. A. Carter. who has been visit
! ing her sister. Mrs. F. o. Moring, re-
turned to New York yesterday morn
| ing.
Mrs. William Woods and Mrs.
| Charles Glenn. of Durham, left for their
home after visit to the home of Mr..
]. NJ. Dixon.
Mr.. Willie Habel, who spent the holi-
| days with his mother. returned to Me-
tane yesterday morning, where he at
| tends school.
! Miss Bonnie McAden entertained a
| few of her little friends most charming
| ly at her home on Blount street Thurs
| day afternoon.
Miss Deulah Sanderln. who has been
visiting Mrs. Annie Bailey, on Blount
street, will leave today for her home
| in Washington City.
DIR and Mrs. F. w. McCracken were
in the city yesterday at Hotel Dorsctt,
returning to their home at Sanford, after
| a visit to Cedar Grove.
| Mr. and Mrs G. r. Harmon and
daughter, Louise, Of this city, who have
been spending the holidays with relatives
in Virginia, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrss w. O. Allen. of r''~"-
beth City who have been visiting Mrs.
| T. B. Yancey, left yesterday morning for
Wake Forest on their way home
| Miss Pansy Fetner left yesterday for
| Carthage, where she will be the guest
of Miss Katheryne Muse and will attend
the cat Home" of Miss Lessie Graves.
| Miss Margaret Hadley entertained in
honor of Prof and Mrs. R. D. w. Con-
| nor. at Wilson last Saturday evening.
/ The occasion was an unusually pleasant
| one.
Mrs. ]. B. Hubbard and two children
left for Norfolk yesterday morning after
spending the holidays with Mrs. Hub
hard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Bird
| song.
Mrs. Coy Jordan and daughter. Miss
I.ottie. left yesterday morning for their
home in New Bern. They have been spend
ing a few days at their old home in
the city.
Mr.. Jack G. Jordan. who has been
spending Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
Jno Jordan. on the corner OF New Bern
avenue and Person street, has returned
to Kinston.
Capt. ]. NJ Tgrner has returned to the
city from Richmond. Mrs. Turner, VINO
went to Iewisburg, West Virginia, to at
tend the marriage of Miss Rhetta Daniel.
will return today.
To-day in Suffolk, Va, Rev. Nicholas
p. Stallings, Of Perquimans county, VIII
he married to Miss Martha Anne Riddlck'
daughter of William S. Riddick They
will make their home in Suffolk.
On January the first Mr.. C. c. Self
end Miss Kate Helton, both of Winston
| were married in Danville. Va. 1t was a
runaway match, the father of the bride
claiming that she was under age.
Miss Ella Ford who has been teach
ing in the Albemarle graded schools the
past three years, has resigned her posi-
ton and will return to this city and &C
cept a similar one in the Raleigh graded
| schools
Mr.. w. T. Jones, book-keeper for the
| VIM. B. Blades Lumber company, New
Bern, N c.. was married Wednesday
December oath, to Miss Anna E. Justice
at the home of the brides parents at
Melbourne, Md.
Mr. R. F. McCotter of Merritt, Pam
lico county, and Miss Jennie Smith, of
Fuquay Springs, Wake county, were hap
PLY married at the brides home last
Sunday, December 9th inst. They will
soon leave for Washington, N. c., where
they will reside for a while.
Miss Mary Barbee gave delightful
card party Thursday evening at her home
on Blount street, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Ada Ramsey, of Baltimore
The ladies' prize was won by Miss Lena
Latta. The otter prize winners were Mr.
Latta and Miss Ramsey, while Mr.. James
Arlington secured the BOBBY.
Brilliant Reception at Windsor.