The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-23
WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...


] take her hand in mine, and say:
"Skies will be brighter, dear, some
day."
But mere are signs
And weeping eye~,
And the bright skies for which we
pray,
Are far away-are far away
And yet 1 trust the prayers we pray
Looking toward that brighter day,
Will blossom bright
In heavens own light
Yet heaven-for all we sing or say,
Is far away-is tar away!
f. l.. Stanton.
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When q Washington reporter call
ed on Mrs. Donald Mclean, after her re-
cent triumphant election, he found
her in her apartments at the hotel
"eating a bite" She excused herself
to the reporter by saying: Il know
you will forgive me for receiving you
thus, but really / have not had Il
chance to eat today
Mr.. and Mr. f. d. Ross, of
Charlotte, are guests at the Marlboro.
this morning from Pittsboro accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Long.
Misses Lucy and Lillian Browder
and Mr.. George Browder came yester-
day from Atlanta to visit Mrs B. L.
Perry on West Morgan street.
Miss Mildred Williams, a student
at Peace Institute, left yesterday for
Sanford to spend Easter.
Miss Elsie Heartt left yesterday
for Atlanta, where she goes for treat
ment under DIR. Michael Hoke.
Miss Mary Foster, student at
Peace Institute, left yesterday to spend
Easter at her home in Graham.
Mrs. w. E. Shipp and children left
yesterday to visit in Durham.
Miss Lula Macon Aston left yes
terday to visit in Pittsboro.
Miss Florence Robertson left yes
terday to spend Easter i'm Jonesboro.
Miss France Peck, of Sanford
was here yesterday.
Miss Kate Davis left yesterday to
spend a few days at Chapel Hill.
Mrs. f. c. Smith, of Chapel Hill,
was a visitor to the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Farmer, student at
Peace Institute, left yesterday to spend
Easter at her home at Fuquay Springs.
Miss Fannie Reid MacKay, OF
Summerville, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Nell Bernard left yesterday
for Durham.
Mrs William Olive. of Apex, after
visit to Mrs NJ. c. Judd, left yester-
day.
Miss Leila DYE and Miss Annie
Dye left yesterday to spend two weeks
at Sanford and Fayetteville.
Miss Mary Davis left yesterday to
visit at Chapel Hill.
Mrs. A. NJ. Simms. of Gaffney, S.
ir Cit he 1atr rI1f Il
Moseley.
Miss Lizzie Terrell has gone to
Durham TO visit her sister, Mrs. Lind
say.
Mrs. Van Fleming. of Atlantat, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Allen.
Miss Attic Corpening, of States
vile. most pleasantly remembered
here from previous visit, is the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Arthur G. Corpen-
ing, at the Marlborough House.
Miss Kathleen Edmundson has
just returned from a delightful visit
to Goldsboro.
Miss Lucy Browder. from Atlanta.
is visiting Miss Eta Perry and Miss
Anna Duncan.
Misses Nora and lila Johnson went
to Clayton yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Caroline Fuller has returned
from visit to Durham, and with her
came Miss LESSEE Peay. who is visiting
Miss Fuller at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas s. Fuller
Capt. and Mrs. r. W. Belo, of
Winston-Salem. after a visit to Flori-
da are in the city on their way home
visiting Mrs. Mamie Williams.
Mrs. Alfred Williams and children
returned yesterday from a visit TO
Grimesland.
Mrs. T. B. Sugg of Wilson. was
here yesterday having come to enter
her son, Mr.. T. B. Sugg. in Draughon' s
Business College.
Misses Annie Brown, of Kinston.
Eta Jordan, of Winston. Edna Wal
lers of Raleigh, all students at the
Baptist University left yesterday with
Miss Lena Markham also a student.
to visit her and her sister, Miss Lula
in Durham
Miss Minnie Morris. of franklin
ton. was in the city yesterday
Mrs. Stephenson and Miss Ethel
Morris, of Durham, were visitors hero
yesterday
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. V. c..
Tompkins will be glad to learn that
she and her son are both improving
The friends of Mrs. A. w. Ora
ham. of Oxford, will regret to learn
that she continues i'll at the home Of
Chief Justice Clark. Judge Graham.
who was able to go to Oxford to at
tend Granville court, has returned.
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