The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
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lon Could. oh. Helen Gould

For years we've heid you GEAR,
Ana We have loved to think OF YOU
As one without q peer!
Du. now you'll wed a peer It's said.
Our hearts with grief are swelhn'!
And We can only sob and say:
"Oh. Hel-oh, Hel-oh. Helen
The rur.or says you will embark
Upon . Wedding cruise
with A ode Looz ct CcIswarCn.
For short, Tie Duke dc looz."
And that is why our troubled Learss
With grief arc over-weliin'.
And that is Wby VIC sch and err.
''oh. Hel--oh, Hel---o!r. Helen
We only hope the Duke de Looz
Will lose you, dear mot ''L.ooz" yoG:3
We hope you viii escape this fate
Which rumor says pursues YOU
We trust that for a coronet
You'll no, yourself &c sellin':
Hut rumor saws you viii, anG we
Just cry: ooh, Hel--oh, Heien!"
We prayed that you might wed for love,
Know all the bills aud coos
That conc when two hearts beat as one;
But no,9 the Duke &C I4ooz
Has come between Our hopes and US.
At least that's what he's tellin'.
OH. Helen. hear our plant and don't!
Ola, Hel-oh. hear rs Helen!
y VI. Lewis in Houston Post.
Mrs G. J. Starr left yesterday for
Wilson, after q visit 70 Mrs w. II.
Robbins
Mrs. J. /. Parham leaves today for
Washington, y. c.. 10 visit her sister,
5irs. J. ". Halford.
AIRS. n T. shipn is i'll at her home
on North Person street. aud Ter friends
regret to hear OF her illness.
Mics Annie Hinsdale returned yester-
day from Chapel Hill accompanied by
Miss Eliza Long. c. Williamson. who
will visit her.
The Ola Podrida. Club viii meet with
Mrs. G. ". Burkett. on Tuesday afternoon
at four O'Clock.
-Air. and Mrs S. Nj. Smith left yester,
day for Morrisville. and will go to a Sum
day school contention at Good Hope
church. about TIVE miles from that point.
Mrs. ". l. Wall, OF Durham. after
a visit to the home of Col. Bencban Cam
eron. left yesterday.
Hon. II. e. Norris lett yesterday to
Join Mrs. Norris. who is visiting at Rox-
boro.
Mrs. c. II. Moseley. OF brakes
Branch, Va, arrived yesterday TO visit
her son. Mr. T. Il. Moseiey.
Mrs. Martha Upchurch left yesterday
10 visit relatives in Apex.
Mics Ora Flack. of Salisbur.', and Miss
Eleanor Wallace of kenansvlle, students
of the Baptist Female University, left yes
terday TO visit Mrs. John Settle, at Smith
field.
Mrs. N. v. Anderson after a visit to
Mr.. n. J. Carroll and Mrs. E. r. Carroll,
her daughters. left for her home in Dunn
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Pruden. OF Edenton.
returned yesterday from Chapel Hill and
is the guest OF Miss Annie Root.
Miss Mamie johnson, daughter of
editor Archibald johnson. OF Charity and
Children, went to Wake Forest yesterday
to visit Miss Elizabeth Csddell.
Mrs. Charles c. Johnson and two sons,
Charles c., Jr.. and William Register, who
have been visiting the family of Col. J.
C. L. Harris. viii return to Richmond to-
morrow.
Miss Lena Ragsdale, OF Fuquay Springs
passed through Raleigh yesterday en-
route to Franklinton, where she will "isit
relatives.
Mrs Caroline Johnson-Poland and
Master Clarence Beauregard POLAND left
Yesterday morning to visit relatives in
Danyille. Va.
Mrs. w F. Brookshire has returned
from Pittaboro aud is at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Wynne,
Mrs. s. L. Rotter left yesterday morn
ing for New York, where sho will visit
Mr.. and Mrs Z. j. Rotter until after
Christmas.
Col Ihos. S. Kenan returned to the
city yesterday morning from Chase City,
Va, where he spent a day with Mr..
kenan, who is improving.
Mrs. s. Morris, OF Lima. Ohio, is Wis |
iting her niece, Mrs. Horace r. Doweil.
She will remain until the latter RECEIVERS
from her illness
MIR. and Mrs. Jones Fuller H-ere here
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Fannie
T.. Heck on their return from the wedding
tour North. They left in the afternoon
for Durham and are at home at the
Carolina Hotel
The many friends of Mrs. C. r. Bailey,
wife of Postmaster Bailey. will re-
greet to hear that she Is very i'll.
Her condition is considered so serious
that kilograms have been sent to her
relf tives calling them to her bedside.
The Society of Colonial Danes viii
hold a meeting next Wednesday morning
at eleven O'Clock in the Carolina Trust
building.
Mrs. w. o. Smith is ute i'll at her
home on Park Avenue in West Raleigh
Mr.. and Mrs irwin Holt, of Burning
ton. who spent Thanksgiving with Cap
tain and Mrs. T. W. Davis and are visiting
in Ridgew-ay.
Many of the delegation of Raleigh
young ladies who went to Chapel Hill to
the Gorgeous Head Dance have returned
to the city delighted with their trip.
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St. Mary's AIumnae.