The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-14
WOMAN and
...SOClETY...
When I was strolling through the

When I was strolling through the
gloam
/ giimpsed maiden fair.
"Oh, mistress, may / see you home?
She dropped her eyes in sweet de-
Said she, We've never met
can't allow it gallant sir"
But yet-but yet-but yet:
Katy did! Katy did, Katy did, did,
Katy said she COUNT, but she she
did, did, did!
The stars were peepfng midst the
blue,
But none save them deserted.
Just broad enough the path for two
If closely side by side.
My arm in half a circle lay,
Her waist within her ken;
Said she, 81 never walk this way"
And then-and then-and then:
Katy did! Katy did! Katy did, did
Katy said she didn't, but she did, did,
did!
Her cheeks with bushes wooed me oft
AS slow we onward paced.
Her mouth was like a cherry SOFT
Inviting you to taste.
1 deftly stopped. She cried. "Alack!
All kissing, pray. forego."
Said she, 81 must not kiss you back.
But oh--but OH:
Katy did! Katy did! Katy did, did.
did!
Edwin L. sabin in October Smart
Set.
Miss Mabel Register, of the facul-
ty of Peace Institute. has returned
from her home in Oxford where she
has been spending the summer
Miss Miriam Allen is visiting her
brother, Mr.. c. s. Allen. Jr.. in At
lanta.
Miss Lollie May Duncan, of
Beaufort, has gone to Greensboro to
enter the Greensboro Female College.
Miss Rosa Broughton left yeester-
day for Chase City. 20 spend some
time.
Mrs. Ha!en McLemore, accom-
panied by her daughter, returned yes
terday morning to resume her duties
at Peace Institute as teacher of vocal
music.
MIR. and Mrs w. F.. Neal and
daughter. of Alberuuerque, New
borough. Miss Neal comes to Raleigh
to enter Peace Institute.
Mrs. Edgar Stevens. of Smith
field, who stopped over here with Miss
Dixie Moore after spending some time
in the western part of the State. left
yesterday for her home
Mrs. Margaret Busbee Ship and
Miss Mamie Din u Idle returned to
Raleigh yesterday after a tour of Eu-
rope.
Miss Addie Moore. of Wilson. was
here yesterday on route to Durham.
where she goes TO enter the Conser-
vatory of Music for the piano course.
Mrs. J. II. Jeffries. Of Palmer
Springs Va. is here the guest of Mr..
J. A. Egerton. OH her way tic
Marion. NJ. G..
Mrs Nellie Stallings of Johnston.
is here to visit her son. Mr.. Ed.
Ed Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs F. H. Busbee have
returned from visit to Atlanta. where
they were guests at the home of their
son. MIR. Richard BUsben.
Miss Carrie r. Bell. of Univer-
sity. after a week spent here left
yesterday.
Miss Eunice Crews. of Oxford.
came yesterday to visit Mrs. John H.
Patterson.
Miss Annie Reid who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Powell. left for
Greensboro yesterday.
Miss Mamie Jones. of Reidsville.
arrived i'm the CITY yesterday and is
the guest of Mrs. ". c. Tyree.
Miss Janet UortCh returned to
Goldsboro yesterday.
Miss Martha Money. a teacher at
Peace Institute, arrived IN the city
from Nashville. Tenn. yesterday.
Miss Claudia McCullers came from
McCullerS yesterday to take q course
in art and English at Peace Institute.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wood and
daughter. Miss Rebecca and son. Mas
ter George, of Edenton. who have
been visiting the Lewis and Clark EX-
position at Portland. Oregon. and
travelling in Canada. are visiting Mrs.
Woods mother. Mrs George 2. Col
lins at HillsborO.--- TTillsboro Observer
Mrs. d. T. Moore went to Pike
vile yesterday.
Mrs. Edgar Stevens. who has been
visiting Miss Dixie Moore returned
to Smithfield yesterday.
MIR! and Mrs. c. NJ. Hughes and
little Miss Julia Howell Hughes, of
Fayetteville, have gone to Goldsboro
after visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Cabincss. of Wakefield, is
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil and daughter
arrived in the city from Albuquerque
yesterday.
Mrs. w. Il. Powell and Miss Marie
Lanneau, of Wake Forest, are in the
city.
Mrs. s. P Holding, of Wake For
est, ypent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. A. S. Lewter passed through