The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-26
VyQ) ElAE1
AND SOCIETY


her dizzy
She belonged to ten clubs and read
Browning by sight:
Shone at luncheonS and teas anu
would vote if she might.
She served on a school board with
courage and zeal;
She goIfed and she kodaked and rode
on q wheel.
She read Tolstoi ana loSeh' hite" mn
crobes by name.
Approved of DelSafte, anu ioNeo ~
shoot game.
cation
Her husband went seward for ner-
vous prostration.
One day on her tablets she had one
hour free;
The shock was so great that sne dieo
instantly. -,
London. Daily Mail.
Mrs. w. Fl. Pemberton, OF Little
Rock, Ark. after a visit TO her sistel'
Mrs. r. O. Burton, left yesterday loi
her home.
boro came i'm Yesterday TO visit dt
Peace Institute.
~On their way to attend the meet
inv Of the Daughters of the Cohleu-
eracv in Fayetteville, there were III
the CITY yesterday, Mrs. w. .. Shan-
non and Mrs Shaw. of Henderson !;
Mrs. O. W. Blacknall, or klttrell' anu
Miss Lulie Biggs of OXFORD:
Mr.. and Mrs #. S. Fuller have
returned to the city from visit 10
Mr. Fuller's father Mr.. w. w. Fuller,
AT Ardsley- on the Hudson
Mrs Josephus Daniels and TWO
of her sons. Josephus, Jr. and FRANK
a. Jr.. left yesterday for Washington,
d. c., where Mrs. Daniels went 10 De
with her mother, Mrs. Adelaide bag
10y. who is still confined to the nos
pital from the fall i'm which she
broke her leg. Mrs. Daniels VIII De
with her for some time.
Mrs. H. b. Marriott and little
son and Miss Annie Baker, of Battle
boro have returned home, after visit
ing Mrs. L. NJ. Proctor.
Miss Sadie Root has returned
from n three weeks visit to Boston,
Mass. aud other points.
Miss Estelle Undertake, of Clark
ton. after a visit to her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs J. b. Undertake. has
returned home.
Mrs. w. Murdoch Wiley has re-
turned to Salisbury. after visiting here
as the guest OF Miss Cathafine Stron-
ach and Miss Miriam SeaWelt.
Miss Matte Bailey has returned
from trip to Boston, where she spent
several weeks during the general
Episcopal convention.
Mrs. e. S. Reece and two chill
dren have returned to their home in
Rockford. N c., after a visit here as
The guests of Mrs. w. G.. Eatmen.
Mrs NJ p Carroll, of Raeford,
and Rev and Mrs. ]. d. Bowen. of
Four Oaks. who have been visiting
Mr.. r. s. Carroll, have gone to Apex.
Master Ebert Willis and Jamie
Steiner, of Washington, y. C., nave
returned home, after visiting the lit
ner.
Mrs j. r. Ball has returned to
her home i'm Kinston, after a visit TO
Mrs. L. h. Pegram.
Miss Temple Whitehead. who has
been the guest of Mrs. l. NJ. Proctor,
has returned to Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Thomson
have returned to Wilson, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Lumsden.
Miss Myrtle Disosway, of New
Bern, has returned home after visit
10 Miss Jessie Bumpas.
Mrs a. s. Wells and her little
daughter, of Washington, n. c.. have
returned home, after visiting Mrs. e..
y. Spencer.
The meeting of the Childs Study,
Department of the Woman's Club,
will be held Wednesday of next week,
instead of today.
Mr.. C. #. Jenkins and Mrs. Jen-
kins left yesterday morning for Tar
boro to visit friends few days.
Miss Janet Hawkins, of Ridge
way is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Shaw has returned
TO her home in Fayetteville after a
visit here.
Miss Sadie Robbins has gone to
Greensboro to visit Miss Hattie Wat
lington.
Miss Irene Edmunds, of Danville
Va, has returned home, after visit
here as the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Ter
rell
Miss Alma Davis, of Louisburg,
who has been visiting Miss Mamie
Thomas. on Polk street, has returned
to her home.
Miss Gretchen Barnes of Wilson,
and Miss Lucy Tayloe, of Washington,
after spending Fair Week here and
visiting friends left yesterday for Will
son, where Miss Tayloe will visit Miss
Barnes.
Mr.. a. Dughi and Miss Rosa
Dughi, have gone to Baltimore, where
Miss Rosa will attend the marriage
of friend. From there Mr.. Dughi
will go to New York and Philadelphia.
A Washington correspondent
writes: North Carolina was the first
State in the Union TO boast of a Lady
rural delivery carrier, and today an
other added to the list. Mrs. Alice
Fowler is appointed rural carrier on
route No. 5, from Burlington
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kenntnisS Book Club.
The Kenntniss Book Club will meet
on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
with Miss Susan Marshall.
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Runaway From Durham.
Mr.. William p. McDade has taken
back to Durham a bride, the young
lady having arrived here from Dur
ham as Miss Sallie Tyndall.
Some PARENTAL objections had stood
in the way SO the couple came here to
be married, being accompanied by Mr..
A. T. Lee and Miss Iva Tyndall The
ceremony was performed at the Var
borough House by Justice of the Peace
ID. Vaughan, of Barton's Creek, who
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