The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-15
WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

In6fe WAS any pSAAA
fellow wouldn't dare.
He was big and he was brawny and
he never seemed to care
How great the odds against him. I'D
an ordinary fray
He welcomed opposition with a Soul
serenely gay.
He would chase the raging lion. he
would tame a bucking colt,
He would lead a trusty squad against
an army revolt.
In single handed combat he was never
known to quit.
He'd whip three people twice MS SlZe
and still feel fresh and tit.
At last he came to grief, as people
generally do,
1t wasn't very long before he met ms
Waterloo.
He trembles and he quoiis before the
stern, relentless eye
OF a fragile little woman VINO Is
scarcely five feet high.
Washington Star
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Miss Lucy Sanford went to Dur
ham Yesterday to visit her cousin.
Miss ]. H. Miller.
Miss Nina Shaw left yesterday
afternoon for Woodland. Va, where
she will teach Latin. French and lit
erature in the Woodland Academy.
Mr.. Kenneth S. Jones and Miss
Verca N. Walters returned from Gar
ner yesterday morning.
Mrs C. w. Newcomb after visit
here returned to her home in SWEEP
sonville yesterday
Mrs. A. t. Thornton. Of Virginia,
is here to visit at the home of Mr..
Il. II. Moseley.
Miss Cora Delamar, of Beaufort
left yesterday to visit in Greensboro
after being the guest of Mrs. w. t.
Delamar here.
Miss Eliza Simmons and Miss
Mary Thompson went to Durham yes
terday to visit Mrs. r. l.. Thompson.
Mrs. B. c. Glover. of Cary, was
a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. A. T. Olive. OF Apex. is in
the city for few DAYS.
Miss Latta Wheeler. of Holly
Springs, after n visit here left yes
terday for her home
Miss Penelope Davis has returned
from a visit to Atlantic CITY.
DIR and Mrs. 3. S. Utley, OF
Holly Springs. were visitors to Raleigh
yesterday.
Miss Lucy Glenn. Of Greensboro
who came to attend the funeral OF
terday for her home.
Miss Beulah Dill. of Dillsboro
came In yesterday to attend Peace In
stitute.
DIR. and Mrs r. j. Noble. of Sell
ma. spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs Sallie Suries. who has been
visiting Mrs. w. H. Brewer. returned
to Clayton yesterday.
Miss Emily Walker arrived in the
I'll = NN,,r l.. InN
Mrs. NJ II. Holland passed
through yesterday on her way from
Asheville to CLAYTON.
Miss Lorraine kornegay came
yesterday from Mount Olive for treat
ment in Rex Hospital
Miss Catherine Mingus, OF Rich
mond, is in the city the guest of Mrs.
j. B. Adams and goes to Birmingham
Ala, from here
Miss Annie .SturgeonNeft yesterday
for Jackson Springs on professional
business.
Mrs. J. NJ. Heck and Miss Susie
Heck returned yesterday from visit
TO Baltimore.
Miss Stella Blount. OF Roper. is
visiting Miss Emily Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Godstone
of Baltimore, are here visiting az the
home of Mrs. Godstone's fsN'3r, ..ir. l.
w. Rogers.
Miss Eula II. Rouse is visiting her
sister. Mrs. j. Y. Jovner.
Mrs. Charles Waddell. of Rocky
Mount, is visiting at the home OF
Captain S. A. Ashe.
Mrs. A. M. Powell returned yes
terday from McAden. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. r
H. Merritt.
Mrs. NJ. C. Winston. of Selma
spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Lizzie Terrell, who has been
visiting Mrs. r.. T.. Lindsey. Of Durham
her sister. returned to the city yester-
day
Miss Katherine Walker, of Spray
" c., returned to Peace Institute yes
terday.
Misses Gladys Wells and Mary
Barnes, of Wilson. arrived yesterday
and entered Peace.
Miss Helen Forbes. of Greenville
N c.. is in the city to enter Peace In
stitute.
Miss Elizabeth Black, of Ivan
hoe, NJ c.. entered Peace institute
yesterday Miss Black comes for g
special course in English under Prof
Stockard.
Mrs. G.. ID. Hawks and Mrs. V. A.
Rountree, of Kinston. who have been
visiting at Capt. Undertakes. return
ed home yesterday.
Mrs. and Mrs. n. ]. Rouse. their
son Robert. Mrs. Alice Fields and Miss
Rosabel Rountree. who have been
touring the West with the Rev. Mr..
Blacks party. passed through yester-
day on their way to Kinston.
Miss Eunice Crews. OF Oxford,
who has been visiting Mrs. John Pat
terson, left yesterday for Wilmington.
Mrs. F. M. Parker and Mrs. M.
p. Battle, who have been visiting Mrs.
John harrington, returned to Rocky
Mount yesterday.
Mrs. w. p. Royal, of Wake For
est, passed through yesterday on her
way to Wilmington to see her son,
who is very ill.
Mrs. A. w. Graham, who has beer
quite i'll for several weeks, we are
pleased to learn is now able to set uI
for few minutes at a time.-Oxford
Public Ledger.
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The Art Department.
The art department of the Woman's
Club will meet at 1870 TODAY in the
truStaec' room Of the Ranav library