The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-18
WOMAN and
SOCIETY,".

That pity is akin to love
Is very quickly proved,
Fer when engagements are announced
We're by that feeling moved
Poor boy, What could he see in here
His friends will mutter grim.
While hers will groan: a shame to throw
Herself away on hint
Brooklyn Life.
Mrs c. w. Ellington went to Durham
yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Annie Adams returned yesterday
from a visit to Dunn
Mrs. Robert Thompson and children
OF Durham after visit 10 the family
o; Mr. A. A. Thompson left for home
yesterday.
Mrs Charles Baskerville OF Chapel
Hill, after a visit to her mother. Mrs.
George H. Snow left yesterday for JACK
sonville to visit her sister MIS- Boyl-
ston.
Mrs. H. L. Grant, Of Goldsboro. was
here yesterday on her way to Sfatesvttle
70 visit her daughter, Mrs ]. T. BoWie@.
She was accompanied by her brother, Mr..
!. f. Green, of Putnam. Conn
Miss Sallie Stephenson OF kinston
at,er visit to Mr.. N. r. Stephenson a
McCullers was here yesterday on her way
to visit at Wilson's Mills.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Mr.. Geo. r. Stancill, ct Archer,
ana Miss Valeria Browning, of Earps-
hero: Mr.. Arthur j. Oliver, oil Selma,
and Miss Callie Roberts, of Raleigh; Nj
T. T. Sanders and Miss Lima Edwards.
Of Raleigh.
The little daughter OF Mr.. j. P Adams
of Cary who broke her arm a few days
ago when she slipped and fell or the snow
is improving.
Mrs. Hight c. Moore returned to the
city yesterday after visit to her father
at Goldsboro.
Mrs. S. NJ. Inman, of Atlanta is il
the city at the home of her mother. Mrs
A. NJ. McPheeters
Miss Anne Long, student at Peace
left yesterday for visit to her home
at Roxboro. She was accompanied b.
her brother, Mr.. Edwin Long, who spent
a day in the city.
Miss Cora Holt, Who after attending
the anniversary at Wake Forest, spent ;
few days here with friends, left yesterda!
for her home at Holly Springs.
Mrs. VI. T. Norris, of this city, and Mr.
J. y. Booth of Hartford, her sister-in -law
who is visiting her, left yesterday FOL
Apex to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Litchford left yes
tcrday to spend week at Pinehurst.
Mrs Buck Whitehurst and children
and Mrs. Lee Sherwood. Of Portsmouth
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. w. NJ
Moore.
Miss Sarah Gardner. student of tn,
Baptist Female University, returned yes
terday from a visit to her home at War
rentcn.
Mrs. z. NJ. Love, of Hamlet, after 6
visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Purvii
md Mrs B. Stark, left for her home yes
arday.
Miss Malta Upchurch IS in the city a
he home of Mrs. S. C. Pool
Mrs. S. Ohio Wilson. of Clayton. was
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Claud Taylor is here from Greens
orc visiting relatives and Mr.. Taylor
anne in yesterday from Atlanta to ioir
er.
Miss Mollie Reams, of Rocky Mount
n c., is visiting Mr.. ard Mta. $. 7
Gfy.
nr John C. Branner, his daughter Miss
Elsie Branner. and his sister Mrs. John
son. of Tennessee, are in the city, the
guests of Attorney General Gilmer anc
Miss Gilmer. Dr. Branner, who is a cous
in of Mrs. Gilmer, is Vice-President ol
the Leland Stanford University, Califor
MIA. and fills the chair OF Geology in that
Institution. He is now on his way to
Europe, where he will spend . year's
leave of absence.