The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...

Laura graQuatln an they say she S
goin' to speak
A little piece in Latin. an another
piece in Greek,
An / know the folks'll clap their
hands all up an down the hail.
But l don't care what the language is
my heart will know it all!
] know those red, sweet lips o hers
just every word they say
Far Sweeter than the music the song
birds NAV in May!
An the Greek they speak is music, an
/ whisper: Let it roll!
For the sunshine O. the eyes O. her is
lightnin' up my SOUL
F L. Stanton.
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Mrs J. M. Allen, who has been
critically i'll for several weeks, is slow
ly improving.
Mrs. W. B. Mann and daughter
Eleanor, left for oxford yesterday
morning to visit Mrs. c. d. Osborn
Mrs Ed B. Stallings left Sunday
for a visit to relatives and friends a.
Wilson, n. G.
Mrs. ]. B. Robertson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jas. B. Blades, of New Bern,
are spending several days at Fuquay
Springs.
Miss Alma Smith and Mrs. B. M.
yesterday.
Miss Lula Rothrock, of Washing
ton, D. c., went to Pittsboro yesterday
after visiting Miss Daisy Thompson.
Mr.. ]. S. Wood and family, of
Durham, passed through Raleigh yes
terday on their way to Fuquay
Springs, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Holt, after a
To hay rofI1 cd
to their home in Burlington.
DIR. Frank Castlebury, of Lumber
ton, and Mrs. Layton, of Dunn, are
visiting at the home of their father,
Mr.. L. d. Castlebury, few miles west
of the city.
Mrs Kope Elias and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. David
Elias, left yesterday for Franklin,
n. c.
Miss M. A Dowd. of ST. Marys,
went to Gainesville, Ga, yesterday to
attend the Southern Music Teachers
convention, which meets there this
week. Prof. Judwine, formerly of ST.
Marys is president of the convention
and Prof. Wade r. Brown vice-presi-
dent.
Miss Elizabeth Earl Jones, after
a short visit to her sister, Miss May
Jones, left yesterday for Washington
City.
Mrs. Major Graham left for her
home in Hillsboro yesterday.
Mrs. F. M. Holahan and child left
for Durham yesterday after visit to
Mrs. H. c.. Thomas.
Miss Francis Rand, who is sick
with fever at her home on West Har-
gett street, is reported some better.
Mrs. Jones Fuller came in from
Durham yesterday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Pace.
Mrs. c. H Gattis and Master
Lewis Gattis returned to the city yes
terday from High Point
Mrs. Mamie b. Terrell, who was
taken ill with typhoid fever several
day ago, was carried to Rex Hos
pital yesterday.
Miss Lucy Bridgers, who has
been visiting Mrs. Burke Haywood,
left yesterday morning to spend a
week with Miss Hawkins at Ridge
way.
Mrs. Marion Cobb left yesterday
morning for Portsmouth, where she
will spend several weeks.
Misses Hattie and Leila BeverS
left yesterday for their home in Dur
ham, after spending few days with
Miss Susie Foster.
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Miss Cheshire Secretary.
pointed by Bishop Cheshire to sue
coed Miss Mary Z. Horner. of Oxford,
as Diocesan Secretary of the Woman S
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of
the Episcopal church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brown at Gafney.
Mr.. Wade r. Brown left Sunday
evening for Gaffney, S. c., where he
was to give an organ recital last night.
He was assisted in the recital by Mrs.
Wade r. Brown, vocalist and Miss
Charlotte X. Hull. violinist.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown will attend the
Southern Music Teachers annual
meeting at Gainesville, Ga, June 18th
to IS, where Mrs. Brown is to sing a
song recital and Mr.. Brown is to lee
ture before the association.
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BOseman-JOyner.
Nashville, N. c., June 12s-(SpeciaD
At the residence of Register of
Deeds Whitaker in this place on Sun
day afternoon, Mr.. Samuel Boseman
was united in marriage to Miss Ha
wanna JOyner, Squire j. c.. Harper
performing the ceremony. The groom
is a son of Mr.. John ID. Boseman and
his happy bride is the daughter of
Mrs. j. E. Joyner, all of South Whita
kerS township. Mr.. ana Mrs w hlta-
ker most pleasantly entertained the
happy couple until late in the after
noon when the newly made ones left
for their home near Red Oak.
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Bachelor Earnest.
Atlanta, Ca, June 13.-(Special.) y
Mr.. Van Astor Bachelor formerly of
Nashville, n. c., son of the late "
b. Bachelor, was welded to Miss
nellie Gillespie Earnest, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. John G. Earnest. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Bachelor left for a tour to the
st. Louis Exposition and other cities
of interest in the West.
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RODMAN-CLARk.
A Brilliant Wedding That Was Ceic-