The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-26
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Jack sent me roses every day,
Great fragrant costly punches,
A loving note with them always
Inviting me to lunches.
We're married now | lunch alone,
Cold bites. an empty table.
Roses Jack never buys NE one:
He says he isn't abe.
And now I have discovered this;
No paradox is clearer
However dear sweetheart is.
A wife is always dearer.
Mrs. ]. R. Rogers is visiting relatives
at Kittrell.
Mrs. E. C. McGinns left yesterday for
Charlotte to visit her mother.
Miss Josie Lyon, of Creedmore, spent
yesterday in Raleigh, with Mrs. p B.
CGnnady.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid Society will
meet in Col. Kenan's office this afternoon
at $50 o'clock
Miss Lady Doles, of Elm City, who
has been visiting Miss Carrie Barnes, left
for home yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. G.. Williams of San
ford. arrived yesterday to visit at the
home of Capt. w. H. Rand
REV. J. A. Smith, of Concord. who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs o. A.
Smith. left for his home yesterday.
Mr. William Ashe, Miss Mary Porter
Ashe and Mrs. E. j. Hadley left yester-
day to spend the summer in Waynesville
Miss Maria Webb OF Hillsboro. is in
the city a guest at the home Of Bishop
Cheshire to attend ST. Mary's commence
ment.
Mrs. t. c. Gales, of New York and
her daughters, Misses Mary seaton, and
Josephine Gales, are visiting Mrs. w. r.
Gales.
Mrs. w II. Aiken and children. who
have been the guests of Mrs. Aiken's
parents. left yesterday for their home in
Spring Hope.
Miss Leila suttle, of Shelby, a grad
uate of the Baptist Female University, is
the guest of Miss Helen Moring on North
Blount street
| Mrs. F. b. Jacobs, who stopped over
/ in Raleigh with her niece, Mrs. l.. F.
| Afford, has gone to Henderson to spend
some time with Mrs. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. N. f. Parker and little
/ daughter. Mamie, of Wilmington, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. ~ G. Whit
field left for home yesterday.
| Miss Elma Featherstone, of Roxboro,
who has been a pupil at Peace. is in the
| city for some days the guest Of Miss Ivey,
! daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. N. Ivey.
/ Mrs. r. ]. Brevard, of Charlotte, is
| here to attend ST. Mary's commencement,
at which her daughter. Miss Caro-, grad
yates. She is the guest of Mrs NJ. s.
| Calvert.
/ Miss Ella Duckett left yesterday for
Wake Forest for commencement, accom-
| panied by her guests, Miss Goldie Rich, of
Charlotte, and Miss Dora Faulk, of Lum-
/ berton.
Misses Della Blanchard, Pearl Partin,
Daisy Williams and Julia Barham, and
Mcssrs. w. c. Block. Arthur Ballentine,
Willie Ragsdale and o. G. KennaGy, of
Fuquay Springs were here Sunday
Miss Matte Swami, of Crawfords-
vile, Oregon, and Miss Lucy Eaton, Of
the Baptist Female University, who have
/ been visiting Mrs. S. r. Gay. left for
Wake Forest yesterday to attend com
nencement.
Miss Mary Armistead Jones returned
Sunday from New Orleans. where she went
as the sponsor for the North Carolina Di-
vision, Sons of Veterans She reports
having had a most enjoyable trip and as
being greatly delighted with the great re
union of Confederates.
Gen. w P. Roberts, of Gates, his daugh-
ter, Miss Eugenia Roberts. sponsor for the
North Carolina Division of Confederate
Veterans, and Miss Lizzie Mitchell, Of Ber-
tie, her maid of honor, reached here Sum
day from New Orleans and left for home
yesterday All report delightful time
at the reunion.
Mrs. w. W. Griffin, of Elizabeth City,
who has been visiting Mrs w. w. Smith,
is now the guest of the Misses Ward on
Halifax street, and is here to attend st.
| Mary's commencement. Her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Temple, Of Denver, Col, viii
spend the summer in North Carolina and
return to st. Mary's next session.