The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-08
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Mary had little waist,
She laced it smaller still;
A stone DER Mary has been placed
Out on the silent hill.
And on that stone these words We're writ:
''Oh, let us hope she's gone
Where angels never care bit
About what they have on"
Chicago Record Herald.
Mrs. n. A. Dunn and children went
to Wake Forest yesterday morning.
Miss Minnie Isadore Lyon. of New
York, after a visit to Mrs. p. B. Cannady
left yesterday for Kinston to visit her
sister, Mrs. Will R. Rountree.
Miss Eugenia May Harris after a Wis
it to her brother. Mr.. r. H. Harris. at
Mrs. ]. f. brakes. left for her home
in Wake Forest yesterday
Miss Maude Johnson. OF Wilson, after
visit to Miss Mary Ellis left yesterday
for home.
Mrs. ]. A. Mclean. of Maxtcn. after
visit to her sister. Mrs. James E. Shep-
herd returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Rosa Biddle Smith. of New Bern.
arrived yesterday to visit ct the home of
Capt. and Mrs. s. E. Linton.
Captain s. L. Linton and his daugh
ter. Miss Mary Vollum Linton have re-
turned from 4 visit to Charlotte, where
they attended the Meck)enburg county
fair.
Miss Foy Johnson, of the Baptist
Female University, left yesterday for a
short visit to her home at Cary.
Miss Eula Bagwell n student of the
Baptist Female University, left yester-
day to spend Sunday at her home at Gar
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 4. Cooper. OF Marion.
after visit to relatives here left for
their home yesterday.
Misses Annie and Mary Sturgeon left
yesterday for visit to their home 1T
Apex.
Miss Florence Leftwich, of Baltimore,
arrived yesterday to visit the Misses Nc
Pheeters.
Capt. and Mrs Jas. H. Smith welcom-
ed to their home their niece, Miss Sarah
Christina Moore, from Fort Huron. Mich.
igan. She will spend the winter here, also
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Jackson Hall,
from the Grocer Seminary, Chester,
Pennsylvania The Captain and his
good wife hope to have regular Old
time home party for Thanksgiving
Tho following party was here Friday
night to attend the performance OF THE
Frsky Mrs. Johnson" Miss Mary TIM
berlake with Mr.. A. v. Bobbitt. Miss My
tic Timberlake with Mr.. q. n. Blanks,
Miss Lillian Undertake With Mr.. B. A.
Timberlake all coming from Youngsyille
Mrs W. F. Jackson of Fuquay
Springs, was a visitor to the city yestcr-
day.
Miss Hannah Billings left yesterday
to visit at High Point.
Miss Rachel Borden is in the city
from Goldsboro.
Miss Nell Currin arrived yesterday
from Oxford to visit her sister, Mrs. w
c. Tyree.
Miss Eva Rogers, of Apex, after a Wis
il to the home of Mrs. l.. G. Rogers left
yesterday.
Mr. Cary j. Hunter, OF Raleigh, Prof
j. R. Hunter, of Richmond and Mrs. i.
R. Pace, of Raleigh, left yesterday to
be at the Hunter family reunion at
Apex today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ohio Wilson, OF
Clayton, were here yesterday.
The daughters of the Revolution will
hold their meeting at the home of Mrs.
j. E. Ray, instead of at the Carolina
Trust building on Tuesday, Novembe.
10th at four o'clock p. m.
Miss Kemp Carlton. of Durham. Is
ylsitll Mrs ]. S J)rnsoa
Mrs. c. c. Barbee and little daughter,
of High Point, and her sister, Mrs. c. H.
Gattis, left yesterday to visit their father,
Mr.. R. M. Mitchell, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. T. Stainback with little An
ME Burt Stainback, left yesterday to
visit her mother. Mrs. Eliza Jackson. IN
Clinton. accompanied by Miss Hattie Jack
son, her sister, who has been visiting here.
Senator and Mrs. H. A. London of
Pittsboro, were here yesterday on their
way to visit in Rock Hill. S. c. From
there Mrs. London will go to the Re-
union of the Daughters of the Confederacy
at Charleston.