The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-05
WOMAN and
SOCIETY,".

The ones they looked so eweet in ter
the oil time boys anne;
They fix 'em up in finer style-svith
millinery strung;
Amt nutfin like our Sweerheats wore
when you an me wuz yung!
Amt nothin' like the bonnets of the
OF days in the dells
When we heard the halleluiaS OF the
welcome Easter bells;
Thar wuznt so much color then, in
with of the view.
But yer sweetheart wore the lilies an
the violets fer you!
An Jest a plain, bright bonnet, thu
wuz stylisher ter me
Than all the millinery 1 shall ever
live, to see!
Yer sweetheart smiled beneath it a
pictur' framed in white.
In fields "arrayed In Twin green -
by rivers of delight.
It's right enough to weat 'enl, liked
ub with this and that
With a poor, stuffed bird a-StarIl
from the middle of the hat;
But fer me they're no attract'on, In
the fiamin winders hihg-
l sigh fer them our sweethcarts wore
when you an me WIZ young.
F. L. Stanton in Sunny South
i !. 4.
Mrs. Edward Baylie. Of Edinburg.
Scotland, is visiting in Raleigh. the
guest at the home of Mr.. L. Is. Bruner.
When in Scotland two years ago Mi.
Bruner was the guest of Mrs. Baylie
in Edinburg.
Prof. w. A Withers has returned
from Brevard. after being called there
by the sickness of his wife. The
friends of Mrs. Withers will be glad
to know that she is decidedly i'm
proved in health.
Miss Julia Grimm, of Salisbury. is
the guest of Mrs. w. A. Cooper.
Miss Julia Litchford, of Wake
Forest. is the guest of Mrs. j. A
Sheets.
DIR. A. B. Hawkins is in Louisburg
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey.
Miss Nancy Pare, of Princesse
Anne. Nd, after a visit to her sister.
Mrs. H. A. Register. has left for her
home.
Miss Lucille Draughan has re-
turned from Rocky Mount to Peace
Institute
Mrs. S. F. Mordecai and Miss Mar
garet Mordccai have returned to Dur
ham.
Mrs. r. L. Gray and Master r. l..
Gray have returned from Chapel Hill.
Mrs. B. ID. Stith has gone TO
Louisburg after visit to Mrs. A. b.
AHawkins.
Mrs. James Newlin. of Philadel-
lphia, has left after a visit to Mrs. II.
a. Register
Miss Marion Reichardt. of New
York City, will visit Raleigh Thurs
day, representing the Smith Premier
Typewriter Company. Miss Reichardt
is the expert Touch typist for this
Il III koJ h ~r-1yi
in this country and abroad. She Will
give a demonstration while in this
city.
THE Jingle of the coin is music
to the belle" says the New York
Times.
Miss Mary Lacy who has been
visiting her aunt in Orange. N. j..
returned to the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Barnes, of Goldsboro,
w. H. Fetner.
Miss Hattie Clegg. of franklin,
was in the city yesterday the guest of
Miss Mamie Hanff.
Miss Mary Wynne returned yes
terday from a visit to Charlotte and
High Point. While away she was tho
recipient of many social courtesics,
Mrs. John F. Sprague, of New
York, is in the city visiting Major and
Mrs. S. F. Telfair.
Col. and Mrs f. B. Arendell re-
turned to the city yesterday. Mrs.
Arendell had been to Hot Springs, N.
c.. and Col Arende.l met her at Ashe-
Vile.
Miss Lillian Timberlake. who is
attending the Baptist University went
to Youngsville yesterday for short
visit
Mr.. f. j. Ward, of Franklinton.
nd hi c 4 I1t
of Richmond, were in the city yester-
day
Miss Mary Wall. of Wake Forest.
was a visitor to Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. w r. Jones. of Carthage,
and Miss Florrie D. Wall. of Rocking
ham. after visit here left yesterday
for Carthage where Miss Wall is visit
ing Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. r. L. LumSden went to Holly
Springs yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Purvis. Mr.
and Mrs r. j.. Purvis went to Hamlet
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs. ]. f. J.anneau, Of Wake For
est. is visiting here.
Miss Annie Brown has gone to
Greensboro on a visit.
Miss Lucy Rives has returned TO
the city from Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. T. Broughton, of
Wilson, are visiting MIR. and Mrs j.
NJ. Broughton.
Mrs. Winfree. of Richmond. Va,
daughter of Col. Jno. w. Hinsdale, is
reported as improving after a severe
illness. Her Husband, DR.. Winfree.
who has been i'll. is also improving.
1t is gratifying to note that Mrs.
Mary Anderson widow of the late
Col. w. e. Anderson. has so greatly
recovered from the result of a frac-
ture received in a fall during the sleet
last winter as to be able to be taken
from Rex Hospital to her home on
East Jones street
Mrs. Charles Fish returned to
New York last night after visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Gray
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