The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-02
WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...
My love is like the pale, pink rose
She hath a heart of purest gold;

MY love Is ike TIE pdlc, plilh IOSS
She hath a heart of purest gold;
But oh, the very breeze that blows
Knows how she hides it, fold on fold.
Ny Love hath such sweet sweet race
My Love hath such sweet, sweet race!
She thinks we wanton, overload
My Love hath hair like soft silk LACE
| would my Love were not so cold.
My Love is like a pale pink rose
That blossoms on a summer day
But oh, my heart she says she knows
L worship what is far away!
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Misses Fannie and Ida Kicks. OF
Nashville, are visiting their sister
Mrs. ]. II. Barley, on New Bern
Avenue.
Miss Ruth Mann and Master Joe
Mann, of Louisburg, are visiting their
aunt Mrs. j. +. Barkley.
Miss Ange Lyon, OF Durhali,
passed through here yesterday on her
way TO TarborO.
Mrs. Joe Green and Miss Fannie
Green, who have been to Columbia. >.
c., passed through yesterday on their
way to New Bern.
Mrs 7. TT. Johnson and Mrs. j. d.
Johnson are spending few days at
Morehead
Miss Nell Nelson. of Halifax, left
yesterday for her home.
Miss Jessie Holloway, who has
just returned from Asheville. left yes
terday for Waka Forest.
Mrs FuIford, of Durham, is here
to attend the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trice.
Mr.. and Mrs C. V. Albright left
Yesterday for New York and other
Northern cities.
Miss Harris. who is a trained
nurse at Rex Hospital. left for Clay
ton yesterday.
Miss Wall, who has been at King S
Business College, left for Greenville
yesterday.
Miss Mary Boyden, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Cobb
left yesterday for her home IN VIII
mingtOn.
Hunter and Miss Pattie Lassiter. who
have been to Asheville, passed through
yesterday on their way 10 Neuse.
Miss Bell Pescud and Miss Mary
Burton have returned from Buena
Vista, Virginia.
Mr.. Charles f. Johnson. Jr.. Miss
Fannie Johnson and Miss Madallne
White, of Burlington, left yesterday
for St. Louis on "A two weeks trip.
Miss e. l.. Peasants returned yes
terday from Biscoe, Moore county.
Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Oldham. of La
Grange, passed through from Chapel
Hill on their way home.
Miss Cora Stein and nephew. Mr..
Horace Wilhelm, of Monroe. n. C.,
passed through the city yesterday on
their way home from FuQuay Springs,
where they have been spending the
summer with Mrs. w. L. Gilbert.
Miss Edna Rollins, from Holly
Springs, left yesterday for Asheville.
Miss Marguerite Mackay left yes
terday for Goldsboro to visit Miss Ell
len Dortch.
Mrs. Edward H. Fellows, of Ma
con, Ga, has left for New York.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Dew left fol-
Wilson to spend several weeks visit
ing friends. She was the guest OF
Miss Minnie Bagwell while in this city
Mrs. James Boylan is back from
a visit to Swepsonville, where she Wis
tied Mrs. Ashby Baker.
Miss Bessie Massey has gone tic
teach i'm the Industrial College at JAS
Fer Fla.
Mrs II. B. Pool, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Will Ray in Neuse, returned
yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Davis, Miss Lula and
Mr. John n. Davis left yesterday fer
Mayodan to visit DIR. Davis.
Miss Mary Barbee has returned
from New Bern, where she has been
visiting Miss Burrows.
Mrs H. A. Williford has returned
from Old Point Comfort and will sc
right on to Chase City.
Mrs. Tom Allen and Miss Maggie
Allen returned yesterday from Pana-
cea Springs.
Mrs. w. C. Reeves left yesterday
for her home in Warrenton.
Mrs. w. NJ. Morgan, of Fayettc-
Vile, is here visiting friends.
Mrs. w. H. Turrentine, of Bur
hEgton, is in the city.
Miss Gertrude Small, of Atlanta,
is visiting Mrs. E. H. Baker.
Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Woodland, of
Wilson, after visit to Mrs. Woodland S
sister, Mrs. ]. f. Stanback, have re-
turned to their home.
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Marriage to Be.
Rufin, N. c., Sept. 1.-(SpeciaL)
Wednesday morning Mr.. W. II. Wari-
ner, of this place and Miss Narsissus
Bradley, of Halifax county, will be
married at the brides country home.
Mr.. Warmer is a well known bust
ness man and has many friends
throughout the State.
Miss Bradley is the daughter of the
late Mr.. S. B. Bradley. and is young
woman of decided grace of manner,
and her friends are many.
OmlinSOn-Lambeth.
The following invitations has been
received by friends:
"Mr. John A. Lambeth will give in
marriage his daughter, Radie, to Mr..
Francis King Tomlinson, on Thursday
evening. September 18th, 1904, at nine
o'clock, Hay Street Methodist church,