The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-03
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.
y Love Letter.

y Love Letter.
Dear Adeline: Your grace hath lent
To life new charm. OF old. l bent
Above a dark and toilsome way
With empty heart. By naught
made gay,
When Duty becked, in grief l went.
And then-you came! The clouds
were rent.
The roses blossomed with rarer scent
Beneath your smile. The world
was MAJ.
Dear Adeline.
But one thing lacks. To crown con-
tent,
Defer no more the glad event.
Come sweetheart, name the happy
day.
When next you write. postscript
pray
A word or two to give consent
Dear. add a line.
Samuel Minturn Peck. in Smart Set.
f. j. =
Miss Mary Bradley has gone to
Goldsboro to visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il.
King.
Mrs. George Meares and Miss
Lottie Lee Meares returned from
visit to Durham yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, of Whining
ton, left yesterday for Greenvllle.
Mrs. e. E. Hilliard and Mrs. j. ii.
Lawrence, who have been visiting Mrs.
b. f. Montague, left yesterday for their
home at Scotland Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Rodman lett
yesterday for their home in Washing
ton, N. G..
Miss Susie Bell, of Dunn, passed
through yesterday from Spencer,
where she has been visiting Mrs. w.
L. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Cary Hunter return
ed yesterday from Chase City, where
they have been on a months trip.
Miss Jane Colgan has returned to
her home at Keller.
Mrs. ]. NJ Gardner and Miss
Kate Gardner, who have been visiting
Mrs. John Rowland left yesterday for
their home at Warrenton.
Mrs. Oliver and Miss Rude Oliver
of Kissimmee, Fla. are visiting at the
home of Rex. Massee.
Miss Mary Lou Josie left yester-
day for Wake Forest, where she will
visit Mr.. Charles Brewer.
MIR. Patrick Farthing and sister,
Miss Georgia, of Durham, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. G.. q. Powell, at Non
Such Inn.
Miss May Hull and Miss Maud
Miss Susan Clark on Halifax street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Ballard, of Nor
folk. Va. returned to their home yes
terday.
Misses Matte and Jessamine
Higgs returned yesterday from d visit
TO Durham.
Mrs. Edgar B. McCullers, of Clay
ton, returned to her home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. V. Albright have
70 N
they will visit Washington and Baltl-
more.
Mrs. Fulford, of Durham, is visit
ing Mrs. Andrew Jones, on the corner
of West and Hillsboro streets.
Miss Annie Morrell has returned
from a visit to Halifax.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Cobb, OF
Greensboro, have returned home.
DIR. Francis Venable and Miss
Louis Venable passed through yester-
day on their way to Chapel Hill.
Miss Mamie Hardie is visiting al
the home of Rev. T. A. Bishop on east
Morgan street.
Miss Bertha Barrow, of Carthage,
passed through yesterday from Ken
lucky, where she has been visiting.
Miss Meta Penny is here visiting
friends.
Mr.. Horace Wilhelm and Miss
Cora Stein, of Munroe, left yesterday
after spending the summer at Fuquay
Springs
Miss Ruth Strickland, of Colds
boro, who has been visiting Mr.. G. A.
Strickland, left yesterday for her
home.
Miss Clements of Morrisville, is
visiting at the home of Dr. Cotton
Mrs ]. II. King and children
have returned from jackson Springs.
Misses Louis and Elizabeth Hun
ter returned yesterday to Neuse.
Miss Virginia Montford, of Will
mington, is in the city
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and child
rem haze gone on visit to Chase City,
Va.
Social Events at AshebOrO.
Asheboro, N. c.. Sept. 2-(Spe-
cial.) Miss Chrisse Miller. daughter
of Mr.. Jesse C. Miller. was married
here yesterday morning to Prof. Geo
Strickland, Lucama, n. G.. Prof
Strickland is the principal of the
school at that place. and Miss Miller
is the music teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Morris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. H. Morris and Miss Ida
Morris leave here this morning to
spend a few DAYS in New York and
other Northern cities.
Miss Clara Moffitt leaves this morn
ing for Elon College, where she will
continue her course of study in lit
erature and music.
Misses Annie Blair and Florence