The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...

A whole life long
Silence and song!
Sweetheart! you know Silence can be
When a voice speaks in mystery.
whole life long
Silence-yet song!
A whole life long,
Silence and song.
For silence. dearest, ever seems
The sweetest echo of our dreams!
Silnce-yet song!
A whole life long.
Death,-but a songi
And that last Silence at the last
When we remember no things past
A whole life long
Life-Death-You dear, one sonsf
F l.. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H Hinderlyte and
children left Wednesday morning for
Radford. Va. to visit relatives and
friends for some time.
Miss Bertha Hicks. of Oxford. who
has spent some time at Jackson
Springs. arrived yesterday to visit Mrs.
j. p. Wyatt.
Prof Chas. J. Parker and wife and
children have returned from Virginia
Beach. where they have spent several
days.
Miss Nellie Lawrence, of Youngs-
ville who has been visiting the home
of DR.. A. A. Jones, left yesterday for
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones. of
South Carolina. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Penny, left
yesterday for Edenton. accompanied
by Miss Bass.
Miss Eugenia Mae Harris. one of
Wake Forests most popular young la
dies, passed through yesterday morn
ing from Morehead and Seven Springs
en- route for her home.
Mrs. r. o. Burton and daughters.
Misses Mary Elizabeth and Annie, left
yesterday morning for Buena VISTA, TO
spend several days.
Major H. L. Grant and Mrs. Grant
expect to take the ST. Louis and yell
lowstone Park trip, leaving next Tues
day. They will be gone about one
month.
Miss Belle Pescud, Miss Virginia
Burton and Mr. Charles Burton have
gone to Buena Vista. where they will
spend this month. Miss Mary Burton
and Miss Elizabeth Burton will join
them there.
Mrs. James T. Johnson, of Eliza
beth City, who has spent several days
visiting friends. has returned to
Greensboro.
Miss Annie Boushall has returned
to BelcrOss after visit to her Droth-
err Mr.. Jos. d. Boushall.
Miss Mary Broughton has gone to
Elizabeth City to spend few days as
the guest of Miss Gregory.
Mrs. S. Ohio Wilson returned TO
her home in Clayton yesterday morn
ing, after visiting friends in the city.
Miss Mcclellan, popular trained
nurse, of this city, left yesterday for
Virginia Beach to attend Mrs. Law
renee.
Miss Mary G.. Enniss has gone to
Durham to visit friends. She will also
visit Chapel Hill before returning
home.
Miss Virgie Edgerton went TO
Warrenton yesterday morning to visit
friends.
Miss Mary Ray left yesterday for
Scotland Neck to visit friends few
days.
Miss Evelyn Jones. of this coun-
ty. left yesterday morning for Column
bia, S. c..
Mr.. F. H. Briggs and Miss Briggs
left for Virginia yesterday to spend
several days.
Mrs. c. M. Bernard and children
left Yesterday morning for the western
part of the State.
Miss Ogden arrived yesterday To
visit Mr.. Ed. Barbee.
Miss Mary J. Woodland left for
Garner yesterday to visit friends
Miss Georgia High went to Dan
vile, Va, yesterday to visit friends
Miss Annie Mite is visiting Mrs.
Miles Goodwin on Polk avenue.
Mrs. Susan ]. Ellison arrived yes
terday from Goldsboro to visit
friends.
Miss Walker left for Nashville yes
terday morning to visit friends a feM
days. 49,.
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Leata Maggie and Gretchen Hartge
are back i'm the CITY after short VISIT
to Norfolk Ocean View and other Nlr-
ginia resorts
Mrs M. J. Adams returned home
yesterday after a visit to Norto.k anu
watering resorts nearby.
Mrs c. F.. Hartge. of West Har-
gett street, has returned from q "TRIP
to Norfolk and watering resorts Ill us
vicinity.
Mr.. Clarence Andrews. prominent
editor of Easton. Pa. was in Ralelgii
Yesterday with his two daughters en-
route to Harnett county to visit
friends.
Mr.. Frank M. Harper, principal
of the public schools at Athens' id
wife and children. are visiting at Mrs.
p T.. Moffitt's They leave today for
Harnett county to visit Mrs. Harper's
parents.
COWper-MOOfe.
Williamson, N. c., Aug. 11.-(Spe-
cial)-The midsummer marriage OF
Miss Jennie Moore and Mr.. Bayard
Thurman Cowper. of Gainesville. N c..
at the church of the Advent. on We'd
nesday morning, August 10th, at half
past seven o'clock, was one of the
prettiest ever witnessed in Williams
ton.
The church was darkened and the
soft light of many candles revealed
the decorations of pink and white.
AS the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding chorus filed the air. Miss Louise
Lowden and Miss Delka Lanier. clad
in white organdy over pink. entered
to unite the ribbon. Immediately
came the bridal party: Mr.. Charles
H. Goodwin and DR.. Jas. s. Rhodes;
DIR. Riddick and Mr.. J. Paul Simpson;
Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. James r. Moore;
Miss Lulie Station and Miss Henrietta
Peele; Miss Mittie Coffield and Miss