The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-04
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There. Little girl, don't cry!

They have broken your siilt4, 1
know
And the rainbow CLEANS
OF your youthful dreams
Are things of the long ago;
But life and love viii soon cone
There! Little girl, don't cry!
There. Little girl don't cry!
They have broken your heart, L
know;
And the rainbow CLEANS
OF your youthful dreams
Are things of long ago;
But heaven holds all for which
you sigh
There, Little girl. don't cry.
james Whitcomb Riley.
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Mrs. A. b. Hunter, OF Apex, passed
through here yesterday morning on
her way to Baltimore, where size goes
for treatment She was accompanied
here by Mr.. Hunter.
Mrs. j. A. NOEL, of Roxb3ro, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. ID. Hunter,
in Apex, passed through Ra.eigh yes
terday on her way home.
Mrs. James c. MacRae, IF CHAPEL
Hill, who has been visiting Mrs. i. IL.
Gray. left for home yeSte ebay If Ell
noon.
Misses Evelyn and May Fleming.
of Asbury. spent Monday night and
yesterday in the city, with Ms. Eivln
Fleming Miss Evelyn Fleming took
part i'm the musicale at the f.aney l1r-
rary Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Chavasse. OF
Henderson, are guests at the TAR
borough Hotel.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr. NJ b. Poole and Miss
Ida j. Mangum, both of Raleigh.
Mrs. r. S. Stephenson and chill
dren, who have been visiting in At
lanta for the past month, returned to
the city yesterday morning.
The contract has been given TO
Miss Matte Dowd to paint a portrait
of the late Braxton Craven to be
placed in Craven Memorial Hall,
Trinity College. She will paint the
portrait while in New York.
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In Honor of Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. James H. Pou will give
euchre party this afternoon at five
o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Thomas
Staples Fuller
Music by A. & NJ. Band.
Don't forget the music by the A.
and NJ. band tomorrow evening, May
9TH, at the residence OF Mrs. j. a.
Sanders, on West Jones street. There
will also be musical by some Of the
best talent of the city. Admission %
cents including crNa'o and cake.
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Fun For the Little Folks.
To. morrow evening, May 5th, from
four to six o'clock there will be an
Mrs. j. A. Sanders, on West Jones
street. for the little people. There
will be vocal and instrumental music
and Sfecitations. Games will be play
ed throughout the evening. Admis-
Sion, 25 cents. including cream and
cake. This is for a worthy cause
and should be we'll patronized.
The musical for the grown people,
assisted by the A. and M. band, will
begin promptly at eight o'clock.
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What To Do With Drunken Husbands
The Chicago Chronicle prints the
following:
IF your husband is a drunkard il
would be a good thing to keep liquor
from him if you could. However, if
he wants 1t he will probably get it in
spite of You and ,.:der such circu,n
stances the hest thing Won = :. to let
him drink himself IL ..e;l,ll as fast rs
POSSIBLE and ge: :he agony ".Cr
said to the Mel snhc"llooi Ii use Wo-
mans Club recent, bit she qualified
the generalizati Din by aiding, ''Of
course, in my own case, If my husband
ever took to drink, I'd probably do
everything l could to save him. But
i'm the abstract / guess the better way
would be to let the drunkard so his
own gait and be rid of him as soon
as possible"
AT st. Marys.
The younger children of ST. Mary's
will entertain their friends on Thurs
day, May the 18th, at o'clock. The
small sum of 10 cents admission will
be charged and the proceeds be given
TO the chapel fund The following
is the program:
The Pixies Drill, piano-Henrietta
Schwartz.
Reading-Mildred Goodwin.
The Shaking Observation-Disclosures
ten.
Character song, Going t. Meeting
Violet Blivin.
Spanish Dance, in costume-Patsey
Smith.
The Turkey Turks-The Misses
Mann, Albright. Goodwin, Schwartz
and Butler.
The March of the Recruits, piano
Mary Chamberlain.
A Skirt Dance-Patsey Smith.
The Japanese Parasol Drill-The
Misses Du Bose, Schwartz Strong.
Eberhardt Mann, Goodwin. Albright.
Mills, West, Bliyin, Bidwell and But
Ter.
Martha Has;lingtOns Entertained.
Mount Olive, N. c., May 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-On Thursday afternoon from
four till six, Sunny Side" the lovely
home of Mrs. Yancey H. Knowles. was
thrown open to the Martha Washing
ton Club. Hamlet was the subject of
discussion, and a sketch of the life and
character of Ophelia was beautifully
read by Miss Roberts, while Mrs w
f. Martin put before the club a we'll
prepared paper on Shakespeare. After
study was over Mrs. Albert Pickett
read in very charming manner THE
Black Roses" after which a contest
entitled "a Musical Romance" puZ-
zled the guests for half an hour. Mrs.
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