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ffHB EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH, N.' 0. ""
SOCIETY.
THK CX)NQUEKEI BANNER.
Furl that banner, for 'tis weary;
Round its staff 'its drooping dreary;
Purl It, fold it, it. Is best;
For there's not a man to wave it,
And there's not a sword left to save it.
And there's not one lerf to love It,
In the blood which heroes gave it;
And Its foes how scorn and brave It;
Furl it, hide it let It rest!
Furl that banner, sofly, slowly!"
Treat it gently It is holy
For it droops above the dead,
Touch it not unfold it never,
Let it drop there, furled forever,
For its people's hopes are dead!
Father Ryan.
Mrs. J. S. Eetts Is visiting Mrs. L,
P. Wilkins, at Sanford.
.Dr- and Mrs. W. E. Galloway, of
Tarboro, are in the city.
Mr- and Mrs. W. A. Myatt arc spend
ing a few days at Richmond.
Mrs, Clarence Oetinger. of Klnston,
Is visiting Mrs. Flank Ellington.
Mrs. R. W. Shields, of Scotland
Neck, is the guest of Mrs: V. N, llutt.
Mrs. H. C, Williams has returned
to Sanford, accompanied by Mrs. R.
L. Rand.
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Mrs. J. B. Webster and children, of
Henderson, arc visiting Mrs. C. H.
Beckham.
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Mrs. W. W. Reid, of Stanford, lias
returned home after a visit to Mrs,
R O. Reid.
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Miss Myrtle Lee, who spent the win
ter in Raleigh studying voice at the
Baptist University, has returned; to
her home at Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Mrs. E. C. Winchester, and little
son Edwin, of Monroe, after visiting
Mrs. Herbert E. Norris have gone to
Pittsboro to visit Mrs. R. M. Burns.
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SHAKESrERIAN MVSICAI.K.
Delightful Final to Study of Shakos-
peare by Keniitncss Book Hub.
The Shakesperian Musicale at the j
home of Miss Eleanor Vass yesterday
afternoon came as a delightful climax
to the study of Shakespeare that the
Kcnntncss Book Club has been making
during the past season. The musical
meeting was somewhat of ah invoation
to the usual order of the meeting and
was all the more delightful
The social side of the meeting was
strongly emphasized ,each member
bringing a friend.
The visitor wore charmingly wel
comed by Miss Vass and other mem
bers of the club.
After being served with delicious
fruit punch in the hall the guests
gathered in the parlor, hall and library
to enjoy the delightful program which
was in charge of the secretary Miss
Loula Hall Biiggs.
Miss Briggs read a highly interest
ing paper on "Shakesperian Music,"
'written bv Prof. Wade Brown' showing
how Shakespeare had left a great In
fluence on music, the musician owing
more to him than any ; other, artists,
or any other profession.
The musical program that followed
were examples . showing what his in
fluence had been and added delightful
emphasis to the facts that had just
been read.
"Hark, Hark the Lark," Trom Fray
Schubert was sung by Mrs. Horace
Dowell. Mrs. YVmlo Brown sang a
charming group of old English Ballads
and ancient melodies, the contrast in
them being 'brought out by her true
and beautiful interpretation. They
were: "O "Mistress Mine," "(Twelth
Night:) "t'nder the Greenwood Tree,"
as You Like it;) "Old Melody of
Heartoase," "(Romeo and Juliet;)"
"The Airs Sung by Ophelia," ("Hambt)
and Heigho for a husband,"; (Ancient
Melody.) .
This was followed by a number of
old times, "Lights o' lso :e," "The Car
man's Whistle," and "Greenslcevcs,"
played by Miss Futrcll.
Mrs. Brown again sang "Should He
I'pbrald" from Taming the Shrew.
Five dances mentioned by Shakes
peare were played by Miss Kutrell and
the program came to a close with the
beautiful song from Shubeit "Who is
Sylvia," sung by Mrs. Dow'cll.
Misses Bessie Futrel 1 and Sadie
Duncan were the accompanists.
The program was a great success,
greatly enjoyed by every one. "...
Delicious refreshments were served
and a delightful social meeting follow
ed. ' ;
SWEETS are graded
by degrees, fro m
crude liquid molasses to
refined NUNNALLY'S
candies. There are all
sorts in between, but
none beyond. , People
may start with a lower
grade and gradually cul
tivate , the taste for a
higher. But no one who
tries NUNNALLY'S is
ever content with any
other kind. v
A fresh supply always kept by
t. T. .Ilcki Company. ' i
"NoMWkc Nunnally'i."
after-
'Miss Alma Davis, of Apex, Is the
guest of Miss Mamie Thomas.
Miss Mamie Baldwin returned to the
city this afternoon from Durham.
Mrs. Ira Rogers, of Gastonla, was
in the city today while on her way to
Henderson.
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Mrs. M. K. Crews, of '" Goldsboro,
has returned home after a visit to
Mrs. D. F. Fort.
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Mrs. D. Y. Cooper, of Henderson,
in the city the guest at the home of
Col. A. B. Andrews.
Mrs. W. M. Foster and Mrs. Leila
Mansfield left this afternoon for Win
ston, to spend several days.
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Miss Ethel Glenn returned to her
home In Henderson this afternoon,
after visiting friends in the city.
Mr. O. P. Shell, and family,, of Hen
derson, have moved to this city and
are residing on north East street.
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Miss Myrtle Lee, a student tit the
B. IT.. V, left yesterday afternoon for
her home In Chattanooga, Tenn.
Rev. and Mrs. Berkley, of Moyodan.
arrived in the city this afternoon to
attend the Episcopal Convention,,
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: Mrs. Ellen Daniel, of Henderson,
arrived In the city this afternoon and
is the guest of Mrs. R. C. Badger.
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Rev. and Mis, Walter Smith, of
Charlotte, arrived in the city this after,
noon to attend the Episcopal Conven
tion. '.' ;.';'.:'
Mrs. D. H. Blair, of C,reensboro,
arrived In the cltv this afternoon and
Is the guest at the home of Mr. I. C.
Blair.
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llesdames Jnr Wilkes and Rl Ii.
Jones, of Charlotte arrived in the city
afternoon and the guests of Mis.H. F.
Adleks. : ,
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Misses Carrie and Rosa Brnughtoii
have returned home from a visit to
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Massee, at Chatta
nooga, Tenn. ' ....
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Mrs. R. H. Thornis, of Henderson,
after spending several days In the city
the guest at the home of Mr. V. W.
Robaids. returned to her home this
afternoon. .':,
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Rev. and Mrs. Horseflcld, of Oxford;
arrived in the citv this afternoon to
attend the Episcopal Convention, they
are the guest at the home of Dv. I'it
tcnger. " '.
Rev. and W. P. EulKi'nks and son,
of Pittstoii.' are In the city to attend
the "Episcopal. 'Convention; they are
guests at the home of Mr. John W.
Brown.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Leila Alma Shannon. '.of
Henderson, to Mr. llailey 'Wilfred
Jefferson, of Sparta, Wisconsin, will
be of interest to many friends In the
city. The '.marriage is to take place In
June,
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St. Luke's Circle.
St. Luke's Circle of King's Daughters
will meet In the Elks Hall tomorrow
ut 4 o'clock.
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Miss Ellison Entertains.
Miss Musa Ellison will entertain the
Senior music pupils of the Baptist
University, at her home this afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock! V;J
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Preps 3 Bent HpecialM.
The preliminary basket ball games
at the Baptist University resulted in
I Specials, .. ..6 i',6 V.6 ..6 ..6 ..6
; the following winning teaiiis,.H.ciuls,
Preps '-three, and Juniois. 'the first
of the linal games were playcdyester
'. day ; afternoon between the Specials
and Preps three, resulting in the score
of 15 to S in favor of Preps three. The
.decisive game lor the silver loving
cup will be played by Preps three and
the Juniors.
Miss Williams Gives Recital.
The third graduating recital In
piano of the Baptist University School
of Music, was given in the auditorium
yesterday afternoon by Miss Daphne
Williams, of Clayton, who has been a
pupil of Miss Cronkhlte for the past
I three years.
Miss Williams exhibited much musi
cal talent and ability, her work bring
ing out unusual art and skill in so
young a, performer. There were a
'number of Clayton people, present for
the recital. '
Trinity College Commencement.
The Senior class of Trinity College
requests the honor of ytiur presence
at tho : exercises of comniencemt.it
weak, June nlKth to nine, Durham N. C.
Sunday, Juno 6 8:30 p. in. Bacca
laureate Address, Pres. John C. XiilKO.
Tuesday, Junes, 11 a. in. Baccalau
reate Sermon, Itev. Hugh Black, D 1,
New York. .
Tuesday, June 8, 1 p. ni. Alumni
Dinner Addresa, William Arnold Lam
beth, class '01, Walkertown, N. C.
Tuesday, June 8, 8:30 p. m. Gradu
ating oratlonj. '
Wednesday. June 9,10:30 a. m. Com
mencement Address, Hon. Jonathan .
Ddlliver, Iowa. .
Conferring of Degress.
Tuesday Afternoon Club.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club hold a
most interesting meeting with Mrs.
Franklin McNeil yesterday afterno m.
the subject of the meeting being
"Lorna Doono." This proved, to 'lit
an unusually interesting subject. Thq
Miss Katie B'fwn left this
noon for Klnston.
book was discussed by Mrs. R. O.
Burton. Mrs. R. B. John read a paper
on "Blackmore," the author of the
hook. There wal also a paper on "The
Political and Civil Conditions of Ens
hind at the time the book was written,"
by: . Miss Daley Penson. The papers
were reaty enjoyejl.
This was next (9 the last meeting
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will continue all the
week.
Our store was crowded all the
morning with eager buyers.
We have the greatest bargains
ever offered.
WATCH US
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OPPOSITE
before ' the club breaks up for Hie sum
mer, .'and It was an unusually full one.
quite a number of -visitors bohiR pre-
ent, anions tireni beinf? Mrs. W . V.
Kltdiin, Mm. McNimli, ami Mi's.
Smith,, of Charlotte. ''''. .
Delicious ri fr-'Plinuiits . weiy fiervert
at the close of the meeting.
LOCAL BRIEFS
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, A false; fii-e . alarm.' was' 'turned in
Inst nlKlit al:oul g:30 from box 37,
coi ned West and Hargett sliwts. The
coniiianics respyiided promptly.
Messrs. ri. A. Doughton, : V. T.
Orinond and J. H. Gordon, the leglti
lative commilteo 'appointed to exam
ine the claiins of the Shell Fish and
Oyster Cnnnnlssion against the state,
were here yesterday. They reported
that they examined the claims and
approved them all.' V
The following delegation ' of
Goldsboro men have been hero urging
the appointment of Judge W. R. Al
len to succeed Judge Connor: Col.
A. C. Davis, Mr. H. B. Parker., Mr.
George C. Royall, Mr. G. A. Norwood,
Mr. W, T. Dortch, Mr, M. T. Dickin
son, Mr, Joseph Rosenthal, Mr. R. K.
Edwards, Mr. B. H.: Griffin nnd Mr.
Donald Humphrey. '.-'.
-Mr. -'.Keith, a young KiiglishmaA of
Intelligent'- face nnd pleasini; manner,
was a visitor at the stale department
f iiKiiiuiture today. Mr. Keith de
sires a- position-on a tobacco-plantation."
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Ths Kind You Have Always Sought
j Bwa th njf '' sJjiSLJ?
3. W. HUNTER,
y President Midi Treasurer.
K1NG-CR0VELL DRUG COMPANY
- RALEIGH, N. C.
MEADOW VIOLET TALCUM POWDER,'
, PRICE 25 CENTS.
: Respectfully, : ,
'; -; - . '-..s -.i-.-, " V'Wi, , . - - ..'
KING-CROWELL Drug Co.
' THE REXALL STORE.
POST OFFICE.
Princess Jlarrles Painter.
-.Berlin, May 1 2 Prnciss Victoria
Eulenliortr, daisliter of Prince Philip
Zu Kii!enl)org today weds Hans Heye,
a young paitirer of Bremen. This
llialieu the third tnesiillinnce in '1 he
house of Kiilvuhcrg. Her older sister
eloped with her'-father's secretary
and her liroUicr married a Municli
vnude lilc singer.
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OM.V OXK KIM) OF
, WORK "THK 111CST."
Sl .MMKR ATTlltK
i ' Means additional wear and wash.
iiiK for your linen. If wo launder It
you will find that tho additional
washing and Ironing will but little ef
fect the lastiii; and wearing qualities
of your unrineiits.
Your linen lasts the longest when
laundered here. .
riJOPl.tiS STIiAM JiAUNDKV,
Incorporated.
Of lire: It K. Hargett St.
Itidh Phones, 74.
If AIR IlKKSSlNO ft MANICITKING.
TIIIO MOST HKAUTIKUIj' WOMAN
in tho world will ho Improved by the
ntd of professional treatment. The
finishing touch will always bo added
by tho expert hnlr-drcsKcr, manicure,
or niaiiaticsc. An appointment wn be
made for profeisloual service by com
munication with Mrs. S, Parker Gur-
ley, 408 Masonic Building.
E. O. BIRDSONO,
( Vice-Pres. nnd Slec'y.
Are Yoli Going to Travel?
If so, let us show
127 Fayetteville St.
H. MAHLER'S SONS, ...
Royall & Borden Furniture Co.,
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND SPECIALTIES
THE OFFICE STATIONERY COMPANY,
JAMKS E. Till KM, Manager.
Capital City Phone HHP. Times IluildiiiK.
The Raleigh Saviop Bank
j:0 T. 1TLLEN, President. CUAULES ROOT, Cwhicr.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
Four per cent, interest paid on deposit. Call In the bank, or write
for further information.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOE RENT.
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OMAS -A.
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ALWAYS SOM ETH I NG N W.
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An extraordinary Showing of New and
Beautiful Muslin
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i Gowns, Petticoats, Corset Covers, Etc. Our annual
sale of Muslin Underwear begins on Monday Morning,
May 3, 1909, at 9 o'clock, E very lady in Raleigh and yj-
xinity invited. You, will find Garments and prices ex-i.
ceedingly attractive. v . "''"
We sell "P. N." and "G. B." Corests. ' .'
THOMAS A.
Next to Masonic Temple, ,
RALEIGH, - - NORTH CAROLINA.
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you our Trunks.
Don't forget us when
you want a Refrigerator,
tee Box, Water Cooler,
Hammock, Swing, or
anything for the Home.
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Raleigh, N. C
On the fact (hat we have tiperialljr
stoi'ketl for tlie two spring events
MiiiTiafte mul (radilation.
. rir tlu former wo have a remark
ably wide choice in Sterling Silver :
for Table or Decorative use, Cut
Glass, rldi and suiH-rb in design and
appearance. Smalt Gold Favors for
the. best man, bridesmaid, etc., etc.
'Kor-the latter, Watches In several
different kinds of Gold and Silver
Cases. lins, lirooches, Fobs, Neck,
laces, Hhuj.s, etc., etc;
Olir storks aro far too varied to be
fully covered in tills brief Ad
AVould you cull and inspect?
- 'J.kwklkks baleigh, n. o.
12 E. Hargett Street.
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