The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-11
MOTHERS AS DIVORCE
BREEDERS.
These Who Would Eliminate the Mat
ter of Love in Marriage.
CP. II. S. in Sanford Expressly

(P. II. S. in Sanford EXpress)
While returning from Jonesboro to
Sanford the other afternoon via the
Coast Line train 1 happened to hear
two women talking.
Il have already picked out a man
for my daughter" SAID one of these
women. He is a good deal older
than she is, and L do not believe she
loves him, but | think she respects him
and l want her to marry him. He
will give her a home and take gooc
care of her"
We'll. then" responded the other
woman you had better keep that
girl away from other men. Her cheeks
are red and her blood is warm with
youth and if she falls in love with
some boy who offers her his heart and
hand she will marry him if she has to
go away with him under cover Of
night
Il do not think she would do that.
She ought not to at least
Are you right sure that she
ought not to. You were once a girl
with all of a girls impulses, and YOU
know what it is to love a man. Ma
ture is supreme. TO her marriage
must be left 1t always has been left
to her and always will be no matter
what wise and prudent parents may
say. Love laughs at mothers"
This conversation was getting inter
esting. and I wanted to hear more Of
it; but just as the lady who had lined
up on the side of the little Blind Boy
finished saying, Love laughs at moth
ers.'' the porter poked his head in
at the door of the car and YELLED,
"An off for Sanford" The man whom
the girl respects ought to have
heard what this would be-mother-tn-
law said. Mothers of her stripe. are
divorce breeders. for love doesn't al
ways have chance to. laugh at them.
ID. IL. Fill Chapter.
The regular meeting of the D. H.
Hill CHAPTER was held with d.. Del a
Dixon Carroll yesterday afternoon at
4:3O. The chapter was addressed by
Miss Kate McKimmon and Mrs. Wells.
The meeting was an enjoyable one.
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Miss Bob White"
Chas. E. Thorpp, advance represen-
tative of Nixon & Zimmerman's Opera
Company which will present for the
first time in this city Miss Bob
comic opera, was in the city last night.
Mr.. Thorpp says the company has
been doing q record breaking business
ever since it opened at Atlantic City.
The company carries sixty people and
will be the same complete production
that has played Philadelphia, Wash
ington. and all the larger cities The
engagement here is during Fair week.
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To Colonial Danes.
The following notice has been sent
to the State Society Of Colonial Danes:
eff any member of your State So
Getty contemplates being present at
the Worlds Fair on Colonial DANES
Day, October 29th, a card Of admit
lance to the Recital Hall will be for
warded to such on application to the
chairman of the committee on invita-
TONS
MRS. II. N. SPENCER,
2725 Washington Ave, ST. Louis.
After September 18th, 1904.
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Mr.. a. c. Jackson Engaged
The Board of Trustees of the Bap-
fist University has engaged Mr. A. C.
Jackson as Assistant Vocal Instructor.
Mr.. jackson, formerly of Canada. and
a favorite pupil of Mr. O. Stuart Tay-
lor, one Of Canada's best known vocal
teachers, has been in Boston for the
past four years pursuing his vocal
studies with such masters as Signor
Augusta Rotoli, w. II. Durham. of the
New England Conservatory of Music.
Carl Doeing, and Ivan MoroWski. also
of Boston. Mr.. Jackson is an UNUSUAL