The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.


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Every little blade of grass
says Good morning" when we pass
Every tree doth nod and say.
" ''ris rare" or rainy day"
Every rose on every bush,
BE it Brier, Moss or Blush
Lifts its lips in fragrant bliss
For q caress or kiss
Would we only list and hear
Al they whisper in our ear.
Fhou and ! need never know
Foolish words like Want" and "Woe,
| and thou in tranquil ways
Might employ the nights and days:
Nature loveth TO confer
Peace on him who heedeth her.
Robert Loveman
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Jones have
just moved into their new house. cor
ner of North and Halifax streets.
Major and Mrs. John w Graham,
of Hillsboro. We're here yesterday.
They returned home in the afternoon.
Miss Minnie White, of Warrenton,
arrived in the city yesterday to ac-
cept position as teacher in the Muir
phey graded school.
tie guest of the Misses Tucker on
Eiount street.
Mrs. William Simpson, of AleNan-
dria, Va, has returned home. after a
visit in the city as the guest of her
sister. Mrs, V. c. Tompkins
Miss j. E. Ward has gone TO Bos-
ton. from which place She viii sail for
Europe.
Miss Charlie Creole. of Bynum \.
G., entered Kings Business College
yesterday.
To Meet Mrs. and Miss Glenn.
This invitation has been sent to
Mrs. Field
At Home
Thursday.
February the second.
at four O'Clock,
Mrs. Glenn,
Miss Glenn.
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FoltniShtIy Review Club.
The Fortnightly Review Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon BY
DR.. Della Dixon Carroll. The subject
was Canton" china and Chinese re-
freshments were served. The ladies
spent a delightful evening. DR.. Dixon
spent some time in Canton and gave
interesting incidents that came under
her personal observation.
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Nunn--Biaiti.
Halifax, n. c.. Jan. 26.--( Speeial.)
Mr.. Ben Num-. of the Aydel MiiiinG
daughter of Mr.. G. G. Bland. of Ay-
den, after their marriage here have
gone on visit to relatives of the
groom in Virginia.
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Women's Rights.
The bill of Senator Ward OF Craven,
respecting the rights of married w.
men, Will be reconsidcred in the Sen
ate again today AT . o'c ocH. the
bill was defeated a few LAYS ago ny
n bare majority of three votes. and
upon motion it was decided to recon
slider the bill, and today at ECON was
set for special order.
There was devel0Dment of much
oratory Wednesday, when it was dis
cussed and the galleriers We're crowd
ed with ladies. 1t is bill of great in
tercst to both single and married ~o-
men, and there Will undoubtedly pc
present large number today
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RichaPdson-Wetll
Tuscarora. y. c., Jan. 26-Yester-
day i'm the Methodist Church here.
Notwithstanding the bite coli and
piercing wind. large congregation
assembled in the beautifully decorated
church 10 witness the Richardson
Wetherington nuptials, while l.ohen-
grin's wedding march was rendered
by Mrs. A. y. Hummel Miss Marietta
Hewitt. of Newport, first brides maid,
entered with Geo. Perry. of Bellair,
hen came the groom with his
brother, Mr. Bogey Richardson: next
came the bride leaning on the arm OF
her maid of honor. Miss Sara Baum,
OF Roanoge Island.
Tue bride was aired in t beauufu!
gown of white silk and carried 4 lal;te
banquet of white carnations.
The brides maids wore white and
also carried carnations
The ceremony was performed ~
Rev w. II. Townsend With the solemn
Impressive service of the Methodist
Church.
The young couple aud attendants
retired under the matchless melody OF
MendelsSohn march.
The contracting parties departed -
the hosoitable home of Mr.. Augustus
j. Pock where many guests and an
elegant supper awaited them.
They We're the recipients q: man!
beautiful and costly presents