The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-01
WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...,

] read Catullus, till the page / scanned
Grew indistinct, and, half-asleep,
dreamed
seemed
In Sabine meadows. walking hand in
hand.
"A boy and girl; with sun-browned faces
famed
By languid breezes when the salt wind
streamed
From off the blue Tyrrhenian sea, that
cleaned
Far westward Surely, that was Loves
own land.
All. How you laughed to see the clumsy
Shoulder their way among the chalices
OF purple thyme. And, when 1 kissed
your hair,
You ran off pouting, yet came back
again,
1t seemed so real; the sky, the soft, warm
And yet-could have loved you better
then?
William Coffin Dornin, Jr.
Miss Mary Pescud missionary to
Brazil, has gone to Baltimore. While
there and in other cities on the tour she
will talk on missionary work.
Miss Clyde Daughtridge. a student at
Peace Institute. left yesterday for Edge
combe county. to spend Easter,
Judge and Mrs. T. B. Womacll re-
turned yesterday from Saranac, New
York. where Mrs. Womack has spent
some time.
Mrs. r. S. Stephenson and children
left last night to visit her mother in
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C, McGinnis left
yesterday to visit in Charlotte for a few
days.
Miss Susan McPheeters and Miss
Marguerite McPheeters have returned
from visit to Pinehurst.
Mrs. 6. NJ Inman, of Atlanta. who
has been spending some time at Pine
hurst, was here yesterday at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. a. NJ. McPheeters,
returning to Pnehurst in the afternoon.
She will leave today for New York.
Numbers of young ladies from ST.
Mary's left yesterday to spend Easter at
their homes.
Mrs. John C. James arrived yesterday
from Wilmington, and is visiting Mrs,
r. B. Raney
Mrs. Albert Whitehouse. of New
Royster, left Yesterday
Miss Mamie Dowd, of Durham. was in
the city yesterday, the guest of Miss
Frances jones.
Mrs. L. Banks Holt and daughter,
Miss Matte L. Holt, of Graham. after .
visit to Mrs John c. Dreuyry, returned to
their homes yesterday.
Miss Lilly Hicks left yesterday to
visit in Washington. D. c.
Mrs. j. X. Marshall left yesterday for
New York to meet Mr. Marshall who
has been at Saranac Lake for some time.
His health has greatly improved and he
is returning to Raleigh
Miss Elsie NELL. who has been dem
onstrating the Ferndell Line at the
grocery Of Messrs j. R. Ferrall & Com
pany, left yesterday for Washington, d. c.
Mrs Florence P. Tucker and Mrs.
James Boylan left yesterday for Balti-
more ard points north.
Mrs C. c. Barbee and little daughter
Gladys are visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H.
Gattis.
Miss Alice sDruill and Miss Helen
Crenshaw, left yesterday to spend Easter
at their homes in Lousburg.
Misses Rachel Borden and Annie Pip
kin returned to Goldsboro yesterday.
Mrs. Isabel Carroll of West Virginia,
Hill. of West Raleigh.
Captain and Mrs. T. NJ. Washington
and wife, of Wilson, are in the city
Mrs. B. d. Springs, Miss B. Springs,
Mrs. j. Lee Koiner and Miss Marie
Koiner. of Charlotte. were at the Var
borough House yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. jones Fuller. of Dur
ham, are in the city
Mrs. c. H. Belvin was called to Clay
ton yesterday by the sickness of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles W. Horne
Mrs. B. S. Royster and Miss Carrie
Hobgood. of oxford, are visiting Mrs. w
C. Tyree.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Barnes and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barnes
have returned to the city from Hamlet,
where they have been residing. Mr.. Guy
Barnes is now travelling for Louisville
stationery and supply house
Mrs F. B. ArendeIl leaves this morn
ing for Oconneechee, accompanied by her
sons. Masters Holmes and Banks, to spend
the Easter holidays with relatives.