The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-31
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.
A Song of Motherhood.

AS my own mother used to comtor
kissing the tears away
Holding me close-aye, all too clos
for sobs,
I hold thee, dear one, close today!
Calming my older pain, by stillin
thine
AS mothers only know
My heart-break lost in thine, as ne.
Long ago, dear one, long ago.
AS thou in turn, a woman grown az
wise
Shall kiss, as kiss now,
Finding the sunrise ever in tn chix
Even thou, little dear one, eve
thou.
: August Scribner's.
Mr.. III. Steinmetz and children lee.
a pleasure trip.
Miss Jessie Lee Suggs, of TIN
summer School. returned to her hom
IN Greenville, N. c., yesterday.
-The Misses Austin. who have beer
attending the Summer School. left 70
home yesterday.
Miss Susie Keel. of the Summe,
School. left for home yesterday. I
The Misses Alternately. of thu
terday.
Miss Mamie Bizzel who has bee,
attending the Summer School, lief
yesterday for home.
Miss Nina Mygert, of the Summe!
School, left for home yesterday.
Miss Lula Graham. of the Sum
mer School, went home Yesterday
Miss May Smith, who has beer
attending the Summer School. left
for home yesterday.
Miss Winstead, of the Summer
School, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Leard arrived in the city
yesterday and will visit at the home
of Mr.. w. II. Hughes.
Miss Cromartie, of the Summer
School. left for home yesterday.
Miss Ella Smith and Miss Bell
Smith, who have been attending the
Summer School, left yesterday for
their homes in Robson county.
Miss Emma Patterson, of Bladen
county. who has been attending the
Summer School, left for home yester-
day.
Miss Sallie Mcbride. of Maxton,
one of the students at the Summer
School, left yesterday for her home.
Miss Graham, of the Summer
School. left yesterday for her home.
Miss Lassiter, of Greenville, after
attending the Summer School, left fol-
home yesterday.
Miss Anderson, who has been at.
tending the Summer School, left yes
terday for home.
Miss Byers and Miss Waldrop, O
Greensboro, who have been attending
the Summer School, left for home yes
terday.
Miss Gardner. of the Summer
School, returned home yesterday.
Miss Myra Stunkel and Mrs. Rich
ard Giersch, left yesterday for tri!
to Virginia Beach.
Miss Coward. of Greenville, aftel
attending the Summer School, left
/ for home yesterday.
Miss Susie Bright, of the Summer
School, left yesterday for home.
Miss Annie Hood left yesterday
for her home in Selma, after attend
ing the Summer School.
Mrs. Boddie left yesterday for Z
visit to Nashville, N. G.
Miss Kate Jackson and Miss Lena
Spayne, who have been attending the
Summer School, left for home yester.
day.
Mrs n. E. Edgerton, of Selma
who has been in the city visiting a
the home of Mr.. w. w. Wynne, lef
for her home yesterday.
Miss May Anderson. of Ayden
who has been in the city for few
days, left for home yesterday.
Miss May Turner, who has beer
visiting her uncle, DR.. V. E. Turner
left for her home in Franklintor
yesterday.
Miss Belle Davis, of Arcola, N. c..
after attending the Summer School
left for her home yesterday.
Mrs r. E. l.. Yates and Mrs
Thomas Johns, of Auburn, lett ve3-
terday for Ashland. Va, where they
will visit Mrs. Yates sister.
Miss Kelly, of the Summer School
left for home yesterday.
Miss Mildred Young, of Clayton
who has been visiting Miss Mary
Wynne left for hoNe yesterday
Miss Placid Upchurch formerly
of this CITY, but now High Point, came