The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-13
WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...

This is the garden; but never bloom
Violet-poppy, f1ame-red;
The stars are like wandering ghosts in
the glooms:-
The Lady they loved-she is dead!
She drank the wild wine of the poppies
full deep.
And the midnight-mad mockingbirds sang
her to sleep.
It's the heart beating fast for Time
fled
No lips to be kissed now: no brow to
be crowned;
The Lady Life loved-she is dead!
She passed from Fates prison-its bolts
and lis bars.
And died with her beautiful face to the
stars.
And seem like child that has lost the
home-wav.
And the shadows are phantoms of
dread,
And the wind, and the stars, and the
flying clouds say:
The Lady of Love-she is dead.'
the foam.
But my life has no light and my heart
has no home.
- FL. Stanton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Underwood, of
Southern Pines, are guests at the Yarbor-
ough.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Rixey, of Culpepper, Va,
is guest at the Marlborough.
The Misses Graham, of Oxford, after
visit to Mrs R. C. Strong, left yester
day for their home.
Mrs. S. d. Waters, of Washington, D.
c., after visit to the fanny of her
brother, Mr.. c. A. Sherwood. lett for
her home yesterday.
Mr.. Alphonsus Cobb of Durham was
here yesterday on his way to attend the
Forshee-Wall wedding in Rockingham
today.
Miss Gill, of Wake Forest, after a
visit to the family of Mr.. John -sriggs, left
yesterday.
Col and Mrs. c. H. Mayo, of Rich
mond, and their granddaughter, Miss
Isabelle Carter, after a visit to Col. and
Mis-. Benehan Cameron, lee for home
yesterday.
Miss Mary Andrews left yesterday for
Louisburg, where tomorrow she is to be
one of the bridesmaids at the marriage
OF Miss Frances Neal Clifton and Mr..
Louis L. Joyner. dance will be given
tonight complimentary to the wedding
party.
Mrs. A. B. Andrews left estarday for.
the West.
Mr.. w. w vass left yesterday for
Rockingham to attend the FousheeWall
wedding.
Miss E. Maude Hackney, of Durham,
after visit here, left yesterday to visit
in Pittsboro.
Miss Fannie Fort returned to the city
yesterday from Norwood where she has
been teaching school.
Mrs. H. l.. Steele returned yesterday
flom Statesville where she has spent the
last five weeks.
Mrs. n. E. Hager, Of Washington. D.
c. is at the Marlborough.
Mrs. L. C. Randall, of wort Huron
Mich, and Miss M. H. Brown, OF Cnl-
cago, are stopping at the Marlborough.
Miss Mary Kennette, of Greensboro,
after a visit to relatives here left yes
terGay to visit in Middleburg and Hender-
son.
Miss A. B. Jenkins of Franklinton,
after visit to the family of Rev. J. w.
Jenkins, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. e. l.. Harris and children left
yesterday to visit in Franklinton.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Johnson, of Bar
claysville, were in the city yesterday
Mrs. e. F. Young, of Dunn, spent yes
terday in the city. ,
Mrs. j. W. Crael, of Cary after a visit |
Ito Mrs. b. w. Jones. left yesterday for |
her home.
Mrs. w E. Stallings, of Clayton, who
has been visiting Mrs. B. w. Jones, left
for her home yesterday.
Mrs. \. X. Bruner, of Raleigh. ape
Mrs. w. T. Jones' of Carthage left yes
terGay for Rockingham 70 attend the mar
rage today Of Mr.. Howard Foushcg, of
Durham, and Miss Annie Lcake Wall,
OF Rockingham. reception to the bri-
dial party was given last night BY Mrs
Pickett Leake.
Miss Catherine Covington of Mon
roe. after visit to Mrs. H. j. Stockard, /
left yesterday for her homc.
Mrs. W. NJ. WhiteLurst and children,
of Portsmouth, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Beckham, vii! leave
today for home.
Miss Rowen A. Thompson and Miss |
Bessie Powell left yesterday morning for
Charlotte and Salisbury. to visit relatives
Mrs. w. T. Written and her little
daughter Catherine of Henderson, are on
visit to Mrs. Whitten's parents, Mr. and |
Mrs H. B. Greason on Halifax street
DIR. and Mrs. Bethune, who have been
for some days past the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs M. j. Adams, of West Hargett street,
left on Monday for Aberdeen.
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