The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21

10 Iudhc you QulIc inc WOudIly
We like goddess, but prefer
goddess that's half human.
So Gibson maid of high disdain,
Come down from off your perch,
Or l will find a Christy girl
To put you in the lurch!
"A. c. in New Orleans Picayune.
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Mrs, J. S. Johnson left yesterday Tor
Cary TO visit her sister.
Miss Frances Dement, went to Cary to
commencement last night.
Miss Pearl Cox, of Durham. is the
guest of Miss Susie Foster.
Miss Maude Murray, of Peace Faculty,
left last night for her home in Nashville,
Tenn.
Mrs Leo D. Heartt left yesterday for
Durham to visit her daughter. Mrs. V. s.
Bryant
Miss Julia Cole of Danville, Va, of
the Peace Faculty left for her home this
morning.
Mrs. J. 0. Litchford left yesterday
morning for a visit to Mrs. f. A. Macon,
in Henderson.
The Tuscarora Club will meet with
Mrs. Henry Litchford this afternoon at
half past four.
Mrs. Hubert A. Royster left yesterday
morning to visit her parents in Princess
Anne, Maryland.
Mrs N F. Parker and daughter Miss
Mamie, of Wilmington, are guests of
Mrs N g. Whitfield.
Miss Susie Morton. of South Boston,
who has been attending Peace Institute
left for home yesterday
Misses Katie Smith. Julia Hutchings
and Bell Darden left yesterday to enjoy
the commencement at Cary.
Rev and Mrs. P. H. Purnell, who have
been visiting friends in the city. returned
to their home in Louisburg yesterday.
Miss Julia Brewer, of the faculty Of
the Baptist Female University, went to
her home in Franklin, Va, yesterday.
Mrs Nathan O'Berry and Miss
Rachel Borden, guests at Peace dur
ing commencement, left for home yester-
day.
Mrs. Lilly Logan Kean, of the Faculty
of Peace and her little daughter, Marion
left last night for their home at Richmond
Kentucky.
Miss Young, of the Baptist Female
University left yesterday to visit Mrs. f.
-. IuOIUpSUH, VI DuIudIIl WIZ udS UCCli
her guest here.
Miss Claudia McCullers, of McCullers
left yesterday with Miss Katie Lee Banks,
who has been attending Peace to visit her
at Haw River.
Miss Salie Dupree, who has been con
fined to her room at the Baptist UnivCr-
sity for some time, was taken to her
home in Tarboro yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed H. Lee and Ed. H.
Lee, Jr., arrived yesterday from Macon
and are guests at the home of Mrs. Flor
ence p. Tucker.
Mrs. w T. Dortch. of Goldsboro, was
here yesterday with Mr.. Dortch, one of
the injured in the Southern wreck, who
is in the Hospital
Mr.. r. p. Beasley, of Louisburg and
Miss Ona Hunt, of Granville county, his
niece were here yesterday on their way
to Fuquay Springs.
Mrs. John S. Armstrong. of Whining
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs. w
|. Royster for the past few days left tor
her home yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. John Duckett left
for Cary yesterday, where Captain Duck
EFT was one of the judges in the debate
at Cary High School,
Miss Nellie Armstrong, of Augusta,
Ga. who has been in the city for a few
days the guest of Mrs. II. Fl. Hale, left
yesterday for New York.
Mrs, Elvin Fleming arrived in the city
yesterday morning to be with her hus
band who was severely hurt in the
Southern Railroad accident.
The st. Luke's Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
e. II. Edwards, instead of Mrs r. II.
Lewis, at half past four o'clock
Mrs Rebecca Watkins and daughter
Miss Minnie, of Middleburg, are visiting
Mrs Matthews daughter Mrs. w. M
Moore at the home of Mrs. c. H Beck
ham.
Miss Sydnor of the faculty of the
Baptist Female University, went to her
home in Richmond yestel day. 1t is re-
GREETED that she does not return to Ra-
leigh.
Miss Edwina Craig Duncan, of Bloom
field, Ky. and Miss Sarah e. Cowan, of
Nashville, Tenn, members of the Faculty
at Peace, left yesterday for vacation at
home.
Misses Ruth Pillson, Louise Finley,
Of Wilkesboro, Miss Madeline White. of
Graham and Miss Margie Scott, of Me-
bane, students at Peace. left for their
homes yesterday.
Miss Ida Powell of Fairbluff. who
was on her way from Oxford to visit III
Selma, but was in the Southern wreck,
spent Tuesday night in the city and left
yesterday morning.
Miss Marguerite Ruggles, of Peace In
stitute, left this morning for her homeI
in Boston, Mass. With her went Miss
Catherine Sutphen, of the faculty, who
goes to Albany. New York.
Lawn Party.
The young ladies of the Brooklyn church
mill rrivo n lawn Dartv IN 4bo l,u,,, -,