The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-03
WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...


We try not to act like that when we
dine,
Well try to be properly humble and
meek
Ard give you as wages five dollars
week.
I'll tend to the fires and wife she Will
wash,
I'll carry the garbage and ashes'
b'gosh;
We'd like to have breakfast promptly
at eight
But never will chide you when you are
late.
days you can
Have use of the parlor to meet your
young man.
You shall have your choice of the
rooms in the fiat.
And when you dress up you can nave
the wifes hat.
Well turn in and help you with all of
the work
And trade with store with a good
looking clerk.
o come, Birdie, come, and come
mighty quick.
Just name your own terms and We'll
never kick
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Miss Annie Williams, of Pitts
boro, after a visit to Mrs. II. j. Hellig,
left yesterday for her home.
Mrs. w. c. Kimball and Miss Rose
Bryan, of Haywood, were in the city
yesterday.
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G
Holt, left yesterday for her home.
Misses Annie and Mary Glenn, OF
Clyde, were here yesterday, the guests
of their cousin, Mr.. M. r. Glenn. on
their way to La Grange.
Rev and Mrs. w. c. Tyree have
returned to the city, Mrs. Tyree from
oxford and DR.. Tyree from Warren
ton.
Miss Birdie Dunn went to Wyatt
yesterday.
Mrs Sam Kramer, of Durham, ar
rived in the city Wednesday afternoon
and spent the day with Mrs. H Nah
Ter. returning home yesterday.
Miss Eliza Wooten, of La Grange,
is in the city. the guests of Professor
and Mrs. j. Y. JOINER
:. Mrs. B. S. ;Utley, of Holly Springs,
was here yesterday. returning from
visit to Clinton. T,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Chamberlain.
.areturned yesterday from visit to
Statesville.
; Mrs. ]. C. Stancel, of Benson,
4, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H:
StanciI left yesterday
= Mfrs. ]. Is. Carlyle, of Wake: For
est. was here yesterday to attend a
meeting of the Woman's Club.
Kenntness Book Club.
The Kenntness Book Club will meet
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with
Miss Sadie Root.
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"POwhatan" RehearSalS.
The rehearsals for "Powhatan,' to
be given for the benefit of ST. Luke's
Circle. are progressing excellentiy and
two have been held. The third is for
tonight at Metropolitan Hall.
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DR.. Few's Lecture Tonight
DR.. n. P. Few, of Trinity College
will lecture this evening at S:5O
o'clock at Peace Institute. His subject
will be Literature of the Personal Be
source"
The friends and patrons of the col
Iege are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Marriage at Charlotte.
Charlotte, y. c.. Nov. 2-The mar
rage of Miss Katharine Hemby ana
Mr.. j. j. Henley was solemnized TINS
evening at o'clock at the nome e 81
the brides parepts on North Pine
street Both of the contracting par
; ties are well known and popular
Their Golden Wedding.
Elizabeth City, n. c., Nov 1.-The
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Foster was delightfully."- celebrated
near South Mills. and many guests
were present The halls and parlorS
were prettily decorated. and the occa-
sion was most charming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster having wide circle OF frlends'
many of whom were present
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To Baptist University Seniors.
A happy Halloween Party was given
Tuesday evening by Prof. and Mrs.
L. d. Watson, the Senior Glass OF the
Baptist University being the guests.
The young ladies were greeted In
the hallway by Mrs. Watson and Mrs.
E. c. Duncan, elegantly gowned, and
wearing tall red caps. witch caps
were presented to the guests, who
Immediately donned them, and were
conducted to the dining room, where
delightful refreshments were enjoyed,
Halloween amusements and fortune
telllng making IHc SNCllbiS iSiAl "ANAA
pleasure.
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With Mrs. j. w. Hinsdale.
The Johnsonian Book Club was
charmingly entertained yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. John w. Hinsdale.
the meeting being an especially pleas
ant one.
Only the club members were pres
ent and these discussed Russia, it's au-
thors sculptors. historians and paint
ers, excellent papers being read by
Mrs. Iredell. Miss Shipp and Mrs. c.
Nj. Busbee.
Following the meeting delicious re-
freshments were served. The club
meets two weeks hence with Mrs.
Charles f. Johnson.
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Spooky Pumpkins and Black Cats.
High Point. n. c., Nov. Mrs. j.
]. Farriss entertained a number of
friends at a Halloween party Tuesday
evening The decorations consisted
of fruits of harvest, autumn leaves and
here and there a "spooky" pumpkin.
rernindinp one that the "SDiritS' were