The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
Sing it That Way.

Sing it That Way.
Summer is just as sweet ghost O. the
May;
Sing it that way.
Spring told us where all the mockin
birds stay,
An their music thrilled sweet through
the shadows o. gray
Sing it that wayi
Even in Winter some joy will remain
Sing it that way!
Like song after silence, a rose after
rain;
Peace will come after passion OF
Sing lit that way!
Never unanswered the prayers that we
pray:
Sing 1t that way!
Love shall illumine the shadows OF
gray,
And Heaven, in Life's future, one
sweet word will say
Sing 1t that way!
F. I, STANTON.
Miss Katie Kelly left yesterday
for Carthage to visit her parents.
Miss Lillian woodward and Miss
Ethel Harrison left yesterday to visit
at Neuse.
Mrs. G. F. Kennedy and daughter,
Miss Lena Kennedy, left yesterday fol
Goldsboro. New Bern and Morehead
City.
Miss Maude Norris and little sister
Myrtle, after a visit to Gastonia, re-
turned YESTERDAY
Miss Ruth Mann has returned to
Louisburg, after a visit to Mrs. j. r.
Barley.
Miss Gladys Harris left yesterday
to visit at Franklinton.
Marriage license was issued yes
moor, and Miss Sarah Bailey, of Rog-
ers' Store.
Mrs. B. E. Bobbitt, who has been
at Rex Hospital for several weeks, left
yesterday for Tarboro. She was ac-
companied by her sister Miss MarS
Long Whitehead. who attended her al
the hospital.
Miss SalIie McNeill gave delight
full reception Wednesday night in hon
or of her guests, Misses Flora Boyce,
of Georgia, and Mary McEachern of
Red Springs. Only few persons were
present, among them Mr.. Hector Nc
Neill, of Selma.-Fayetteville Obser-
yer.
DIR. and Mrs. w. C. Tyree I'm Europe
Pos1als have been received by
friends, dated Glasgow, July 9Th, stat
ing that DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Tyree
landed safely after a pleasant voy-
age, which was free from any kind
of sickness.
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Atlantic Hotel Joys.
Morehead City, Atlatnic Hotel, July
22.-of the series of charming card
parties given during the past few
weeks of gayities. the one given by
on Friday morning was particularly
a signal success
There were severn tables of six
handed euchre. Miss Kate Carraway,
of Washington. won the first IriZe.
a silver tea ball; Mrs. Coolridge, Of
Atlanta, the second, a bead chatelane
bag, and Miss Gloss Parker, of Hen
derSon, cut the consolation prize. a
beautiful hand-painted Keorine. The
score cards were voted the most origi-
nal ones of the season, being a hand
painted face, the features of which
were furnished each time the player
scored.
Friday night Mr.. George Cooper, of
Henderson, entertained party of
friends at "a picnic party on the
porch overlooking the sound. 1t was
unique and delightful Those present
were Misses Leah Perry and Gloss
Parker. Henderson,; Joy Hicks, Brook
lyn; Rachel Borden, Goldsboro: Reba
eigh; Messrs. G. w. Cooper, Hender-
son; Will Pace, Raleigh; Marion
Smith, and Julian Braxter, Atlanta;
Will White, Graham, and Mrs Fish,
of New York.
A Tennessee Dentist.
Raleigh is soon to have a lady den
fist, as the following from the Nc
Dowell Democrat shows:
Miss Pearle Goode, a student in
dentistry, is now assisting DR.. j. G..
Reid, but has accepted position with
DIR. v. e. Turner. of Raleigh, where
she will go in the near future. DR..
Turner is prominent in the dental pro-
fession and is at present. secretary of
the State Dental Association.
Society at Pittsboro.
Pittsboro, N. c., July 22.-The
young ladies of Pittsboro gave an ice
cream party to their gentlemen friends
in the town hall last night that was
the most enjoyable social occasion
that has occurred there in several
years.
Invitations were issued by the ladies
to their escorts who, thought of
course, all they had to do was to
wait until their lady called for them,
and right there is where the telephone
was used to it's utmost capacity. Nice
refreshments were served and the oc-
casion was enlivened by good music.
The party was charmingly chape-
roned by Mesdames n. M. Hill and
Arthur II. London.
Among those from distance who
attended were: Miss Taylor, of Rock
Hill, S. c.; Miss Matt London, of
Charlotte: Miss Ida Aston of Hick-