The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-02
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.


LIS tribes make or mar
Our happiness each day:
An angry look. an unkind word;
on. guard thy lips. l pray.
Life is made up of little things.
And If we would happy be
First we must learn Contentment:
1t will help solve the Mystery.
BE thankful for your blessings,
And let your acts each day
Help some one that's unhappy
Along life's troubled way.
Sometimes a word of SYMPATHY
A Observation-Disclosures to cheer:
These are the trifies that will help
To make life happier here
Henry Austin.
4 i j
Miss Sudie Bell, of Dunn, N. c.,
is visiting Miss Josie Bell, corner of
w est Peace and Saunders streets
Miss Margaret Barth of Bayone
n. j., is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Allen Upchurch, on Hargett street.
Mr.. Maurice Purvis left yestel day
for Richmond, where he will Join his
cousin. Miss HiX, and they will leave
Tor New York, and many points OF
interest around the metropolis
Mrs. Charles III. Ogden will ar
rive this morning from Knoxville,
son, Mr.. Charles II. Ogden and Miss
Iva upchurch. She will be the guest
Of Mrs A. p. Upchurch.
Miss Lucy Bridgers, of Whining
ton, who has been visiting Mrs. F..
Burke Haywood, Miss Janet Haw-
kins, of Ridgeway, who has been a
guest at the home of DR.. A. B. Haw-
kins and Mrs. Mary Hunter, of War
renton. left for Wrightsville yester-
day.
Miss Frances Strong left yester-
day to visit her aunt. Mrs. r. w.
Winston, in Durham.
Miss Lucy Andrews returned YES
terday from a visit to Louisburg.
Col. and Mrs. John r. Bruton
were here yesterday on their way
from Wilson to Jackson Springs.
Miss Caroline Sherman has re-
turned from Virginia and will resume
her duties as librarian at the A. and
NJ. College during the Summer
Mrs. A. F. Ray has returned from
Durham.
Mrs E. ]. Holloway, of Durham
is. here to visit Mrs. r. J.. Horton.
Miss Pattie Ray returned to the
city Yesterday from Greensboro.
Mrs. M. S. Dickson and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Dickson. of Wake
Forest, who have been visiting Mrs.
NJ A. Dunn, left yesterday for Veg
tern North Carolina.
Mrs. Hill and daughter Miss
Hill, of Warsaw, were here yesterday
on their way to Durham.
Mrs c.. Hutchings is sick at her
home on Martin street.
Miss Bertha Lee Stevens arrived
yesterday from Smithfeld to visit
Miss Dixie Moore.
Mrs. r. L. Lumsden left yester.
day for Statesville to join her hus
there.
Miss Dell Swindell. of Greenvllle
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. A. y.
Mrs. w. T. Smith arrived yes,
terday from Scotland Neck.
Mrs. Hattie P. Rowland arrived
yesterday from Middleburg and is at
the home of Mr.. C. III. Beckham.
Miss Alice McCullers, of McCul-
Iers. was here yesterday on her way
to visit at Chapel Hill.
Mrs. S. NJ. Smith and Mrs. y. =.
House returned from Auburn yester-
day.
Mrs. Clara Davis after visit ia
Mrs j. M. Joyner returned to Green's
boro Yesterday.
Miss Maggie Doughty, Of Green
Vile. is in the city, the guest of Mrs
c. NJ. Bernard on her way to Virginia
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Edwards re-
turned yesterday from visit TO jack
son Springs.
Miss Leila Markham, of Durham,
was here yesterday OH her way home
from Jackson Springs.
Miss Belle Barrow, of Franklin
ton. after a visit to the home OF Mr..
c. e. Barrow, left yesterday.
Mrs. Percy Pregnall returned yes
terday from visit TO Apex.
Mr. Payton Cameron left yester-
day to visit at his homie in Rhode
Island.
Miss Lucy Owen left yesterday
for Henderson to attend the funeral
Of her cousin. Miss Sue Davis, who
died Thursday.
Miss Lou Jones left yesterday to
visit at I4ouiSburg.
Miss Mamie Tonnoffski left yes
tertlay fer a visit 10 New York, Provi-
lence. Boston and New Port.
Master William 3. and Julia Bor-