The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-05
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.


Scanning with deep intent q volume |
ragged, worn,
That seemed within her mind to
have full sway.
For now she smil'd anon with gloomy |
frown
Chased smile away.
"No doubt" thought. "'tis some en-
trancing tale
OF chivalry and days when knights
were bold.
When stored lore was piped by min
strel sung,
And love, like all men hearts. was
gold
When love and life were in their p,is-
tine youth
And ne'er were Sold"
Obsessed to know what dream of
poets art
Could thus beguile and charm my
gentle sage
I crossed the room; then bending
/ kissed her brow and scanned the
open page.
And read: 1.-THE skirts and hats this
year are very large and
Red is all the rage"
Town Topics.
Mrs E w Living, Of Louisbrrr,
w Va, is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. r. S. McGeachy-
Misses Mary Tinlberlake AMI An
ME Clark, of Scotland Neck, returned
to the city yesterday to resume their
studies at the Baptist University.
Mrs. J. A. Noel. of T.oxboro. left
for her home yesterday, after spend
ing several days in the city with
friends.
Mrs. c. T. Bailey returned to the
city yesterday, after a visit to Warren
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Edgerton, of Ma
con, n. c.. is in the city listing frviends.
Marriage licenses issued by the
Register of Deeds We're as follows:
Mr.. oseph E. Lowe and Miss Ada Sor-
rel, of Cary; Mr.. Joseph Reese E.eair
and Miss Ada Allen, of Troy.
The st. Luke's Circle will meet
this afternoon at three o'clock With
Mrs w. b. Mann.
DIR. o. p. Schaub and bride passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
from Apex, en- route to Roxboro their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Rollins. of
Dunn, were in the city Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs a F. Fries of Nor
folk, were here yesterday, en- route
home.
Mrs. Cheatham of Louisburg. af-
ter spending the holidays with friends
returned home yesterdav
Il. y. ..
Norfolk, after spending the holidays
with relatives at Carthage, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Morton, of Chase City, after
spending the holidays with the Misses
Werwidde returned home yesterday.
Mrs w. HI. Eylerly and daughter
left for Lexington yesterday for a visit.
Mrs. Sarah NJ tchell of Green's
boro, after spending Christmas III Raj
eigh. left for home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Hodges. after
spending the holiday here with friends
left for their home at Lexington YES
terday.
Mr.. David Matthews anG dansll-
ter, of Rockingham, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs, A. B. Groom, of Baltimore, is
in the city visit ng her father. DR.. las
Dinwiddie of Peace Institute.
Mrs C. II. Staley went TO Elm
City yesterday to visit friends
Misses Gattis, of Gastoria. are
in the city visiting friends
Mrs John F. Kelly, of High roirI,
returned home yesterday, after spend
ing several days with Mrs. ]. NJ NJ
wood
Miss Lula Pellt.cr returned to
IouisEurg Female College yesterday
after spending several days i'll Raj
eigh.
Mrs. J. G. Barbour of Clayton, arc
viit'ng Mrs J W. Barber. who is crit
icalIy i'll at her home or Ncwbern Ave-
Miss Pattie Jackson, of Beifeld.
Va is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ought
on Saunders street.
Miss Sarah Burhead. OF White
vile, after spending the mondays at
home returned to the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Wrenn. of GoldsbOru.
returned home yesterday after spend
in several wees here with relatives
Miss j. T. Fender. of East Bend.
he dow .1ff0
Miss H. c. Wilkie, who passed the
holidays with Mrs. DR.. Kirby in her
new and elegant mansion in Colds
boro, has returned to Fuquay Springs
for the remainder of the winter as
she has found the mineral water very
beneficial.
In Honor of Miss Crews.
Jonesboro, Jan. Especial -
Misses Mamie and Josephine Doub
entertained at luncheon yesterday in
honor of Miss Crews. of Durham.
Associated Charities.
The general committee of the asso~
ciated charities will hold its regular
meeting this morning at IL o'clock at
the rooms of the Associated Charities
On West Hargett street;
Dance at Edenton.
Edenton, Jan. Especial 1.-The
young men of Edenton gave a most
delightful dance on Friday night. Dec.
30th. the figures of the german being
led by Mr.. Metrah Makeley. Jr., and
Mr.. w. r. Capehart. of Ayoca. y. c.
f. T. x
ROsS-Dweile.
Charlotte, n. c., jan 4.-(Special)
"A swell of magnificent harmony
rolled through the spacious extent of
the Second Presbyterian church here
last night as the Ross-Dwelle wedding
party swept up the aisles to the altar
where Revs. DR.. James Y. Fair and
Martin d. Hardin stood in waiting.
The groom, Mr.. Charles Dwelle, a