The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-28
VyO K1AR1
AND SOCIETY

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I'd love to be that string, but my!
The bonnet might not be the thing
So sweet if / should be the string.
Her bonnets just the sweetest thing,
1t tips a bit above her eye;
The birds, the birds begin to sing.
They want to sing as she goes by
They think it's daybreak, and, on my:
It's Just because she's passing by.
Her bonnets just the sweetest thing,
1t roofs in just the sweetest air.
And eyes and mouth-the birds wa
sing.
They think it's spring when she
is there.
It's just because she's passing Dy.
| want that bonnet. but, oh my!
White rose of roses, why be shy
About the sweetest bonnet string
The lads, the lads will sigh and sign
For Gods white rose that makes II
spring
And daybreak for the birds. ana
Just want that bonnet. but. on NY
VIM. Page Carter. in Leslie's Maya
zine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lighter OF
Louisville. KY. after visit to mrs.
Liphter's mother Mrs. 4. t. Winkler,
left Yesterday for New Orleans.
Miss Estelle O'Berry. OF Gotds-
boro. after a visit to Peace Institute
left yesterday for her home.
Mrs. ]. r. Robertson, OF I,as,oIl
and her daughter, Mrs. j. Is. Blades
Of New Bern. after a visit here left
yesterday for Clayton.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Sheriff.. of Hickory,
after a visit to the family OF hef
father-in-law, Mr.. NJ. O. Sheriff.. left
yesterday.
Mrs. John A. Noell of Roxboro.
after a visit to relatives here lett TOT
her home yesterday. She was lii
charge of the department of pantry
and table supplies at the State falf
and managed these admirably.
Miss Corinne Lands, of Durham
who was here with Mrs. w. b. Shep-
ard during her last illness left yester-
day. ,.,,.4,
Mrs. John Lamb, of Williamson
il here to visit Mrs. r. l.. Gray
Mrs. Andrew Syme was here yes
terday from Haywood ana spent the
Mrs. Alex. Cooper has returned to
Henderson, after visiting Mrs X. e
Badger.
Miss Booker, who has been in the
city several days, the guest OF rela,
tives, has gone to New Hill TO altehu
the Raleigh Baptist Association, when
convened today at Shady Grove church
near that place.
Miss Isabel Parham, of Oxford
who has been in the city as the guess
of Miss Mary Porter Ray, has return
ed to her home.
Mr.. Geo. c. Heck, of New Yorl
City, is here visiting his mother. Mrs
j. NJ. Heck.
Miss Mary E. James, of Goldsboro
passed through yesterday en- route u
her home from Durham.
Mrs. c. f. Tomlinson and daugh
tiers. Misses Sarah and Elsie. left yes
terday morning for their home in Hal
flax.
Miss Agnes Johnson. of Franklin
Va. returned to her home yesterday
after a visit here.
Mrs. Plat D. Walker and Mis-:
Nettie Dockery returned from Baltl
more last night.
Studio Party.
Miss Matte Higgs and her class il
music were at home to their friends II
1er studio, AT n. Blount street OF
Wednesday, October 26th, from to
o'clock.
After a musical program, rendered
by Misses Ara Jordan, Ferue Hudson
liehtfuI refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Marion
Smith. Leah Graves. Lucy Higgs, Wiss
uer McGeachy, Flora Mcdonald, vii
lie O'Quinn, Eulire Smith, Carrie Low
cry, Hattie May Lassiter. Annie Low
cry, Margaret Hanes, Ralph McDcn
aid. Ferue Hudson, Ara Jordan, Ceci
Hudson, Forrest Hudson, Mary jordan
Petite Jordan, Mary Aycock, Louis
rH In
I,umsden. Mrs. Graves, Miss Drak Ike
Mrs. z. p. Smith, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs
I.owery, Susannah Busbee, CasWel
Riddle.
Women'S Gymnasium.
The gymnasium class for women
under the direction of Miss Gertrud
Royster, will be re-organized Tuesday
November 1st. at 10 o'clock a. m. AL
who are interested and wish to join tn
class will meet at the gymnasium hall
over Balls grocery store, on Whining
ton street, at the hour stated.
Halloween Party.
The young ladies of Epworth church
will give a Halloween party this even
ing at o'clock, at the residence o
Mrs. Horace GreaSon, on North Hall
fax street Come ana ENJOY the music
games and ghost stories. Pumpkin
pes and other refreshments Will b.
served. Admission twenty-five cents.
II -
AT the Norfolk Horse Show.
Owing to the illness of his son. Gov
ernor Aycock could not accept the in
vitation to attend the Horse Show a
Norfolk and occupy the box assignee
to him. He delegated Mr.. w. FL
Bagley, of The News and Observe
staff, to represent him and he wa
present with party of friends
Writing of the regret at the absenc
of the Governor. the Norfolk Land
mark says:
much to the regret of his man
Norfolk friends and admirers, Cover
nor c. B. Aycock, of North CaI oiina
was not in attendance at the shoN
last night The Governors absenc
was occasioned by the illness of hi
son, John. Box No. 79. which ha
been reserved fer Governor Aycocl
and party, was occupied by DR.. an,
Mrs. Paine. Misses Bessie and Meliss
Paine. and Miss Fanny Royster o
Norfolk, formerly of North Carolina
and Mr.. F. Nash Bilisoly, of Ports
mouth. Misses Paine and Royste
unfurled the Governors headquarters
flag and also his flag as commander
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