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SUNDAY MOIUNINU, AUGUST 17, 1819.
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Society
' bill ajd L ,
There's little spat It the mewitaias,
I'p scar a blue, whit sky,
When BUI tall,
Though w'r ot eo ely,
Catch fleecy deads ss they're flostlsg
byj 1
Ail we barest a cart that's hstf at
deep
At flows is a sat, (ben young bird
alecs.
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At daws there's a shower ef aaashlae
there
Like yos'll lad ia a ether placet
It makes duat af gold
And of diamends staid,
Iff tba light of God'e owa fact
As Bt smiles es the things sirs see m
to shnn, .
Ia their aasta to do what ia eeoa
-: sadoss.
We're gathered tba flowers together,
Jsst Bill aad I alone,
Thongs wa'ra growing grsv,
Our (cart itill play
la ths rollicking brook that run far
' aay,
OS t aa aabaows, voiceless, tea,
lifting our souls to ttcraity.
At dash I wait for tb shsdows, '
Thinking at Bill he's dead
Dog aad honest friend.
Sbame-feeed aad deep, 1 band
My heart to yoar humble bead.
Hoplsg U meet my klaiter, aa you will,
To aa that highent seat, where all ia
till.
ALFBED EQQEB8.
Omaha, Keb.
Uissri Belle and Esther Allisos
. will leave today for Suabary, Pa.
MiM Everya 8eara will leave la a
few dayt for Wright itill Beach.
MiM Helen Ilatehelor left yester
day ta vilit Mrs. W. L. Duke, af Hea
dartoa. V,
Miss Blaoeh Btorkard left Sat
nrday for her homo is Saxapahaw. 8ha
will visit frienda ia Greensboro be
' fore eriliin to the elty.
, Miss Margaret Batehelor and Nata
lie uiii tcivti Monday for Oreaa
Vlr '
. Miss Margaret Smoot, formerly of
this rity, iHit now of Washington, D. C,
passed through Haturday on ber way
Miss Lillian Betts will return Mon
day from Blowing Bock, where she has
been spending soma tints.
'-Mrs. Patrick Bay ii visiting friends
ia psrbam.
Mis Fannie Powell ho returned to
tht elty from Asbeville, where she bi
bees spending ame tints.
Miss Frances Cheatham, of Hen
derson, as S visitor in the eity yes
trrday, i Mis flrncs Wynne will return today
from Wtigktsville Beach. '
Miss Lais Dixon and Miss Mary
' Beyal, af Wake Ferast, are gaosts of
friends In the eity.
Mr. Wiley Smith, of Darlington,
B, C, is visiting ia the city.
Mr. William Corhitt, of Henderson,
arrived la the eity yesterday to speed
the week-end.
'Mrs. Charles Boot hss returned
from West Durham, where ahe hss been
visiting Mr. W A. Erwin.
Dr. Irey Lewis, of Woodshele,
Mass., is the guest of his father, Dr.
X. H. Lewis, at Cloverdale.
Mite Antiirt Louis Manning re
turned from Warsaw yesterday.
"Messrs. Tanner Rnnderford nnd
Ovid Mangum, of 8m It h Held, spent yes
terday in the eity with relatives.
Mrs. K. B. Adami and Mis Flor
anea Adams were visitors in the eity
Saturday.
Mrs. B. E. Maxwell ia visiting
friends in Asherille.
Mies Margaret Wilson Boll left
Friday to spend the week in Durham,
a th guest of Misses Irene and Annie
Burst.
- Mr. tea Mills, of the Internal
Xsreaue Department, is spending the
week-end in Boeky Mount aa the guest
af Mr. Tom Suitor.
Miss Vehwa Stalling, left yesterday
t visit ber Bade in Suffolk, Vs. Before
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Mrs. B. F. Johason aad little sob,
Frank, are visiting relatives in Nor
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Mr. and Mrs. E. U Coble left last
sight for New York, Niagara Falls and
Detroit, where they will attead a florists
eenvention.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ourganus, Miss
Xaary Taruey and Miu Lillian Our
ganus, of Tarboro, motored here yes
terdav, aad are the gueits of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Wnrren, AOS North Daw
sin street.
Miss Etta Terry hss returned from
a visit ta Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. Oaesr B. Teague,
Misses Eliza Leach and Katherine Sher
wood will leave Monday on n motor
trip to New Tork and other Northern
points,
Mrs. W. A. Myatt Irsves tonight to
visit Mr. and Mra. Q P. Myatt, In New
York City.
MiM Mauba Vaugliaa will leave to
day for New Yark.
Mr. II. Oalt Braxton, editor of the
Rinston Free Pros, was in Rulelgh yes
terday on his way to Birmingham. He
will aeeompany home his wife nnd chil
dren, who have been ia Birmingham,
several months, visiting relatives.
Miss Mavia Hngwood retnrned to, the
eity yesterday after a Visit to frlewds
and relatives is Creed moor nnd Bur
lington. Miss Lizx'ur King hss returned to
Raleigh nfter s visa of several weeks
st Norfolk nnd Ocean View.
Mrs. E. K. Chapin snd children left
this morning for Norfolk snd Oresn
View to spend s week.
Mrs. Louis N. West, who hss been
spending some time st Hendersonvills,
returned to the city last night.
Mrs. Hsvwood White left Inst night
for Ocean View to spend soms time with
her son.
Miss flarnh snd Miss Lois Vessey,
who have been visiting Mrs. B. L. Kaupp
and Miss Madeline Kaupp, have re
turned to their home In Spartanburg,
8. C.
--Mrs. James R. Vaughn, of Peters
burg. Vs.. is visiting Miss Madeline
Kaupp.
-Miss Margaret Wilson Bell Is spend
ing the week-end wttbjdistes Annie snd
Irene Hurst, of Durham.
Mr. snd Mrs. J. A. Nemmett snd
little daughter, Eleanor, whs have been
visiting Mrs. U K. Whitaker, left last
night for Atlnntn on tholr may to their
home ia LaUraage, On.
Miss last Wyuue ,of Birmingham,
Ala.. Is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. N. Wyane. Mrs. Wynne also
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baa as her guest Mrs. T. L flordoa and
daughter, Margaret, of Norfolk.
Mr. aad Mrs. B. B, Aetoa and chil
dren bare returned from ft viait to
Osaaa View.
Mrs. J. F. Oleaa has retaraed freea
a visit to Bevea Springs. -r ,
Mra. B. 0. Morrow and Miss Ireae
Kaett, who have bees vleiting at Oceaa
View, have retaraed ta the city.
Tayhsramlthi ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith bare a a
aouneed the approaehing marrings af
their dnughtor. miss lbiiio- omun,
Vernsa B. Taylor, of Balelgh, ths wel
ding ta take puce oa Augusi u. -
Miss Smith has beea with the T. w.
Woolworth Company, and Mr. Taylor
has beea employed with the Campbell-
Warner Company. The young couple
will make thoir bam ia this city..
a i ' '
Marriage License. t
i iMiioit esterdav for the
marriage of Miss Jauett Ruth, 20, lad
Mr. John Frsssiia unagers, v, do
ef Balelgh; Miss Anale Epts, SO and
Mr. Henry H. Birkt U, both of Ml
Cullers. KsUtgh Beys.
On exhibit st Quslity Bicyels 8hop
is the wheel to be given away to tke
hay getting eighty subscriptions . ta
Evervwomnn's Magaxine. See tke
wheel today. (adv.)
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Auxiliary ta Meet.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Church
of the ftood Shepherd will meet at 8
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Gayle-Cole Wedding."
One ef the most beautiful ef Bat
sigh's mid-summer weddings, was thst
af Miss Elizabeth Marshall Cole, of this
elty, to Dr. Robert Flnley Gayle, af
Richmond. Virginia, which took place
last evening at Edentoa Street Method
ist church.
For this occasion the ehureh was ar
tistically decorated with a profusion of
pines, ferns and lighted eaadles.
Preceding the wedding a number of
musical selections were played by Mr.
B. Bllan Owen.
The bride entered the church with
her brother, Mr. John N. Cole,' of New
York, who gave ber in marriage. She
wore a robe snd veil of rose .paint lace.
Her bouquet wns a shower of shaggy
white asters. '
Miss A ire Cole, sister of the brMe,
whs timid of honor. Her dress was of
white tulle over silver cloth. She car
ried s bouquet sf piak roses, pink as
ters and blue delphinium.
The gToom was. attended by Dr.
Beverely Tucker, of Richmond, Vs., as
best man. The groomsmen weret
Messrs. Joseph Young Gayle, Urhannt,
Va.; James Q. Davis, Durham t Henry
Puryear Cole and John H. Booshal, of
Raleigh.
The officiating ministers were Rev.
Robert F. Gayle, the fsther of the
groom, nnd Rev. Plato Durham, of At
lanta, Ga.
Mrs. Gayle is ths daughter of the
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Methodist Orphanage, aad Mrs. Cole af
this city. She is graduate ef Baa-dolpb-JJacsa
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Dr. tiayle is a fftdUAte; sf Biabmsad
Ucdif.il Cellty, aad for several years
has bees associated with Dr. Beverly
Tucker's Baaetariom la Biokmoad.
Following the wedding a brilliant re
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The alub, was beautifully decorated
with yellow daises ad go! do a red. Re
ceiving the guests at the door wns Mra.
J. Crawford Blgga. Ia tba receiving
)iaa wca Mrs. I. N. Cole, mother of
the bride) Mr. aad Mrs. B. T. Carle,
mother aad father ef the groom; Dr,
aad Mra. Robert Fiatey Gayle and Mr.
John Cola. Tba dining room was pre
sided, aver by Mra. Aante C Bridgets,
assisted by Miss Alston Dnrgaa. Serv
ing were Misses Elisabeth Crass, Julia
Russ, Carolina Dargaa, Ethel Marshal,
Margaret Hunter, 8usaa Linshan, Nor
ma Freeman aad Mildred Jenkins. In
the punch room were Mlsaea Ellmbetb
Brldgers, Gladys Williamson and EUra
both Kitehln. s.
During the evening uasie was fur
nished by a leeaj, archest ra.
The following out-of-town guests
wero bare for the wedding:
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gayle. Miss Msy
Gayle, Urbane. Va.) Mr. aad Mrs. Pla
to T. Durham, Atlaata, Oa.j Mr. aad
Mra. Norwood Boyde. Warrantee ; Mrs.
W. E. Homes, Boydton, Va. Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Powell, Henderson; Miss
Edith Burwrll,' Miss Lucy Burwsll,
Wnrrenton; Mr. Grnham Woodward,
Wilaoat Mr. and Mrs. Edmund White,
Warrantee Mrs. Henry Armistead
Boyd, arrenton; Miss Garland Allen,
White Plains, N. Y.j Mrs. Wright T.
Ditoa, Boydton, Va.; Mr. and Mra.
James Q. Davis, Durham.
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