The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-01
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.


/ know a thing that's most uncom-
mon;
ENVY, be silent and attendD
/ know a reasonable woman.
Handsome and witty yet a friend.
Not warped by passion. awed by ru-
NOR;
Not grave through pride, nor gay
through folly.
An equal mixture of good humor
And sensible soft melancholy.
HAS she no faults, then envy says),
sir?"
Yes, she has one, / must aver;
When all the world conspires to praise
her,
The woman's deaf and does not hear.
Alexander Pope.
Miss Annie NJ. Taylor. of Cheraw.
s. c., spent yesterday in the city. re-
turning to Cheraw on evening train.
Nils sailie Hamilton is visiting
Mrs S. f. Telfair.
Mrs. M. T. Mcdonald. Of WASH
ington, n. c., is a guest at the Var
borough.
General and Mrs. Jas. D. Glenn.
and little Miss Ailsie Glenn have re-
. turned from a visit to Mrs. Glenn's
old home at Chatmoss. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. r. E. Swicegood. of
Spencer, after a visit to his sister.
Mrs. d. S. Craddock. left yesterday
for their homes.
Mrs. j. A. Jones has returned
from visit to Louisburg.
Mrs. c. T. Bailey returned yes
terday from a visit to- relatives in
Warrenton.
Misses Stella and Adelaide Pas
more. of Cary. were here yesterday:
Mr.. George d. Green and his
daughter, Mrs. w. M. Carter. of Will
son, were here yesterday on their
way to Asheville.
Miss Minnie Strachan left yes
terday to visit her relatives in Prince
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Meares have
returned from a visit to Connolly
Springs.
MIR and Mrs. A. w. Wheeler are
i'm the city from Greensboro and will
reside here. Mrs. Wheeler being for
mally Miss Eva Lehman. Mr.. Wheeler
is now with the Standard Oil COM
pany and will be the manager In this
territory.
Mrs. L. A. Winston. of Morgan
ton. is here the guest of Mrs. i. III.
Briggs
Mrs. H e. Jarvis of Wauchula,
Fla, after visit to Mrs P. B. Rogers
went to Holly. Springs yesterday
Mrs. M. L. Smith left yesterday
to visit at Holly Springs.
Mrs. Clyde Holt. of Holly Springs
after a visit to Capt. and Mrs. L. ".
Holt. returned to her nome yester4 fter
Mrs. Fred Jones. of Apex. aitet
a visit to Miss Margaret Hard1e. leit
for her home yesterday. Miss Hardle
going with her.
st. Mary's Kindergarten.
st. Mary's kindergarten, at the cor
ner of Salisbury and Hargett streetS
will begin the fall session at c,oon
Monday morning, the IND OIL oc'ooei'
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Tuesday Afternoon Club.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club Will
have a business meeting at the nome
of the President Mrs. FRANKLIN Nc,
Nell. on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Every member is earnestly
requested to be present.
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A Birthday Party.
Elon College, n. C., Sept ~
Tuesday evening the spacious ana at
tractiye home of Prof. and MRS. L. >.
Kernodle was the scene of n.errlmenl
and enjoyment. the occasion beng lne
celebration of the twentieth birthday
of Miss Maude Knapp
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played. after which there was music
In the course of the evening dainty
refreshments were served
After Iurcheon the guests repaired
to the parior where IAN interesting
guessing contest was engaged IN. Each
guest was given pencil ana cdro'
one one side of the card was the name
of the holder. while on the other vas
a tumble of letters which should not
be seen until a given time. 1t was
announced that the jumbled letters
spelled a word and that at a signal 10
be given by Prof. Knapp, the guessers
were to reverse their cards ana ma
the word, for which five minutes were
given. Miss C. w. Preston was the
first to figure out the word Birth
day," while Miss Gertrude Herndon
was second. To tho former was
awarded the prize. beautiful birth
day book, and to Miss Herndon was
given the booby-an esquimau
chicken.
Miss Knapp was the recipient of
number of elegant gifts. which Will
prolong the memory of the happy oc-
casion.
Following are names of the invited
guests:
Misses Elise Ramsay, Florence Will
son, Linda Barnes. Gertrude Herndon,
Annie Kernoble. Willie Amis, G. W.
Preston, Sarah Kernodle, Bess Scott
and Messrs. Robert Holt. H. G. Scott,
r. J. Kernodle, p. HI. Elkins, Carl
Herndon, r. H. Barnes, Louis Will
hanson, Banks Williamson, Harold
Pollard, Kenneth CAN'T.
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Acknowledgement.
The following card has been re-
ceied: