The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-19
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

O, stay! love stay!
TIL | can see my way
Thro' the dark mists Of SORROW
TIL the bright dawn OF tomorrow
BE thou near til the morn's light
Snail have vanished pain from sight,
An my heart is gilded with hope
Down LIES rigid slope.
w. Francis Booker
Mr. and MIS-. L. V. Morrill,, of Snow
Hill, are in the city.
MRS r. j. Griffin and Mrs. Respess.
Of Atlanta, are in the city at the Park
Hotel
Mrs. c.. A. McAlister, of Asneboro.
is a visitor to Raleigh and is at the Park
Hotel with her nephew, Mr.. Hal NJ
Worth.
Miss Kate Hawkins, of Pittsboro, is
yisifTng at the home of Judge T. B. Wo-
lnacl..
DIR. A. 3. Hawkins and Miss Matte
Bailey left yesterday to visit at Louis
burg.
dies Lena Lee has returned to the
city from Pttsboro.
Mrs Jarrett, of Durham, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss lua Poteat returned yesterday
from Wake Forest.
Miss Sue Hall, of Oxford, is a visitor
to Paletgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Taylor left yes
terday for Greensboro.
Mrs. A. w Haywood and Mr.. Holt
Haywood of Haw River, after visit to
MI and Mrs. c. 3. Wrigt, left for their
home yesterday.
Mrs j. NJ Allen left for her home in
Durham yesterday after Il visit to Mrs.
e. l.. Stevenson.
Mrs. ~ c.. Whitfield, Miss Lena
Whitfield, Miss Sackie Kitchener. and
Miss Margaret Watts returned to the
city yesterday after visit to Whining
ton and Southport, where they spent
three 1900
Mrs. w. H. Smith, who has been on
visit to the family OF her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Frank Smith, left yesterday for
her home in Burlington.
Miss Rebecca Goodwin left yesterday
to visit at Holly Springs.
Mrs. Harry T. Jordan, of Durham,
after a visit to Pittsboro, was here yes
torday on -.er way home.
MIR. an. Mrs. Marion Cobb left yes
tcrGay for a visit to Pinehurst.
Mrs. A. Y. Towsley left yesterday for
visit to Southern Pines.
Miss Carolea Drake, after visit to
Middleburg returned to her home yester,
day.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to MI Thomas r. Goss, Oh Lyons
and Miss Omego Mitchell, of Garner;
and Mr. e Holden and Miss Vannie
Jones, of Rolesville.
Rev and Mrs. W. c. Tyree left yes
terday to visit at Oxford.
Mrs. James l.. woodward, who has
been confined to her home fo~ lie days
with an attack of grip, is reported as be-
ing much beUrer.
Miss Mary Whitelaw left yesterday
morning for Gastonia, where she will en-
ter Jones' Seminary.
Mrs. A T. Lindsay, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitelaw, left yesterday morning for her
home in Gastonia.
Miss Kittie Baucom, of Auburn, i
visiting at the home of her friend, Miss
Lima Kennedy.
Mrs. o. A. Smith, who went to Rich
mond to have an operation performed,
has about recovered and will return to
Raleigh the last of the week.
Misses Carrie Wicker and Herr Nor
gan have returned from visit to Lilling
tor
Miss Vernon Cutcheon, of Whitakers.
N c., is the guest of Miss Leslie JEFF
fries in Butte street-Norfolk Landmark.
Miss Leila Phillips, who has been the
guest or her sister, Mrs j. F. Wood
ward, in Client, left on Wednesday for
Washington, D. C.-Norfolk Landmark.
Mrs Joseph Graham has issued invi
tations to a card party Wednesday after
noon.
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Ola Podrida.