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OCIAL EVENTS
By Miss Susan Iden.
Li
rHK HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF
, i THE ROAD."
There are the hermit souls that live
withdrawn
In the peace of self-content;
There are souls, like stars, that dwell
. apart
In a fellowless firmament;
There are pioneer souls that blaze
their paths
. Where highways never ran,
But let me live by the side of the
road
And be a friend to man.
Let me live in a house by the side
of .the road
' Where the race of men go by i
The men who are good and men who
., , are bad, I
As 'good and as bad as I. j
f would not stt In the scorner's seat,
Or hurl the cynic's ban,
Let me live in a house by the side
of the road I
And be a friend to man.
Nor live In my house by the side of
the road
Like a man who dwells alone.
Let me live in a house by the side
of the road
Where the race of men go by
They are good, they are bad, they
are weak, they are strong.
Wise, toolish so am I.
Then why should I sit in the seorn-
er's seat.
Or hurl the cynic's ban?
Let me live In my house by the side
of the road
And be a trieud to man.
Sam Walter Foss.
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MILLINERY
OPENING
Thursday,
Friday,
Sept. 28 and 29 t
:: ; '
Everybody Invited, rj
Mrs. Frank Redford,
13 W'st Hal gett Stiwt. y
Telephone fl.'W
WCKEV-ELLIOTT.
Mr. and Mrs.
gone to Clayton.
E. L. (julley have
Mrs. W. E. Stone, of Boardman,
N. (, is spending a tew days in the
i c ity the guest of Mrs. A. J. Maxwell.
Mrs. Blanche Ashby Lambert, of
Washington, D. C, who has been vis
iting her son, Mr. Ashby Lambert,
on North Person street has gone to
Culpepper, Va.
KKXXTXKSS HOOK CLVH.
. Mrs.
visiting
Neill.
C. L, Wilson, of Dunn, is
her sister, Mrs. T. U, Me-
Miss Annie Gardner
has gone to Beaufort
friends here.
of Macon,
afterVisiting
I see from my house by the side of
the road I
u . ' -L ., ' 1 1 Miss Swanuanoa Home, of Clayton,
, By the side of the highway of life , . , . ... .
. . ' , who has been visiting in the city
The men who press with the ardor . , . ,
. . has returned home,
of hope, M '. .
' The men who are faint with the
strife.
But I turn not away from their
smiles nor their tears- ;
Both parts of an infinite plan
Let me live in my house by the side
' , of the road
. 'And be a friend to man.
I , know .; there are brook-gladdened
meadows ahead
, And mountains of wearisome
height;
That the road passes on through the
long afternoon
And stretches away to the night.
But still I rejoice when the travelers
, " , rejoice,
f Ana weep witn the strangers that
moan, ;',
Miss Maude Satferfield lias re
turned to Roxboro. after a Visit to
the governor's mansion.
Mrs. Gustav Hagedorn, who has
been visiting her parents at Wil
mington, has returned home.
Miss Annie Lacy has returned
from Wake Forest,; accompanied by
Mrs. James Wood and Mrs. G. D.
Allen.-
'.
Friends of Miss Florence Telfair
will be glad to know that she is able
to return to her home on Hillsboro
street after being at Rex Hospital
since her accident on the street car,
some time ago, ' ;
CI&CIJS IS XOMING
But it will be Fair Week before yoii soc tho siio
Come to our store any time and we
will show you a beautiful show of Toilet
Perfumes, Camels Brushes, Face Powders, ct
our showcases. '
"GIVE US A SHOW."
TOE WAKE DRUG STORF,
V.'.';.1 ' I'HOXKS
'sliow,"
Articles,
in
Misses Sialic nnd .May Johnson Kn
tertnin Club at First .Meeting of
Season.
.Missus Sudie and May , Johnson
entertained ; the Kenntness Book
Club . yesterday afternoon at their
home on North Person street. This
was the first meeting of the season,
a kind of reunion after the suuimer
vacation.
The program of the winter, a
study of the cities of Europe, was
discussed. .
Mrs. William Royall, who had
been elected president of the crib
for the coining season, sent Ja
resignation, Miss "May . Johnson "bJ
ing elected in her -place. Mrs. " K
M. Winfree was elected in her plafcbi
With Mr. anil Mi's. lU-rgthoUrf i
Last night at theiriliome in Caw
eron Park. Mr. . and Mre-. J. Wt
Bergthold entertained the member
of the cabinet of the Young Men's
Christian Association of A. & M.
College and a number of young la
dies at a delishtfuk porch party at
their home in Cameron Park.
Rugs, sofa pillows and comfortable
rocking chairs made the porch a most
inviting gathering place. In truly
hospitable southern fashion Mr. and
Mrs. "Bergthold received their guests
on the steps.
Punch was served by Mrs. Berb-
thold'from a punch bowl decorated
in vines and bunches of grapes.
The guests were: Misses Luclle
Johns. Gladys Yates,. Christine
Gower, May Montague, Naomi Al
ford, Pauline Hill, Henritetta
Schwartz, Frances Park, Miss Brown,
Miss Cooper, Miss Emily Walker
Miss .Bass, of Ralegh, and Miss
Jenkins of New Bern ; Messrs
Graham Parrish, Nichols, Robertson
Sloan, Trotter, . W. I. Smith, J. M,
Smith, Cruse, Cloyd, Sumner, Kirby.
Mwrrlrtge Celebrated in Beautiful
Home Ceremony.
(Special to Tne Times.)
Durham, N. ; C, Sept. 27. The
marriage yesterday morning of Miss
Margaret Cortes Elliott ' andt Mr.
David Thomat Dickey, both of tills
city, was a beautiful home ceremon
ial, performed by Rev. T. M. Grant,
of the Maugum Street Methodist
church and celebrated at the resi
dence or the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Braxton Elliott, at &10
.VlcMannon street. ' .
;Tue houije wjs prettily decorated
ill' golden rod ahd terns wlin a color
shceme of yellow tand white. At the
hour or u(ne, afci; Miss Bessie Whit
ted had 'dellglitfully sung "Becauso
J Love You,;' Miss l.oiaine Proctor
accompanying her on the piano, Men
delssohn's wedding inarch was sound
ed, and the bridal party entered the
parlor. First came the ribbon bear
ers. Misses Mozelle Newton and Kula'
Kosemond, carrying the while satin I
with which they formed an aisle, j
down which th party inarched. Mas
ter Mantel Vlekers bore the ring,
and from t;ie dining room came Miss
Hattie Klllott, sister, nnd maid or
honor; Tne groom entered with
Prof. H. E. Speuce, his host n. an,
anu MisseB nutn njiiiun a:iu ..tiargue-1
rite Jourdan, the second pair ol rib- '
bon girls, brought up the ribbon as
the party hailed. During tlie cere
mony, the pianist played "The Flow- '
er Song."
Tne bride was dressed in a golng
away gown of brown, with ever.vt.1ln3
to match. She carried bride's rosej
for a bridal bouquet. The maid of
honor was dressed in white, .serge,
with large picture hat and yellow
chrysanthemums for a bouquet. Mas
ter Vickers wore a white serge suit.
They received a large number ot
uandsome presents.
The bride is well known to Dur
ham, liked greatly for the goodness
and is an attractive young woman.
She weds a splendid young man, one
of the leading salesmen in the city.
They will spend a lew days on tlielr
wedding trip ahd returning will live
with Mr. and jUra. M. R. Vickers.
i,. HpOKKK-t'OltHKTT.
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lit
slits
The Feature Just
Now With Us.
, Mr. J. H. Harris has gone to Phil
adelphia, where he will enter Jeffer
son Medical School, as a third-year
student. ... ..
BEGINNING
TIIORSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TII
Ah interesting and instructive demonstration of the
latest models in
GOSSARD CORSETS
will be conducted in our Corset Department by
(VI I S S E. B. WELLS
(Sraduate corsetiere of the H. W. Gossard Gbmpany,
fchicago, who will be glad to give bur customers the
benefit of heir expert advice. You are respectfully
invited.
;f. A. PAPTHM.iC"
Ladies Furnishings and Novelties. " l?l FayetiefiiSe
" . Next to Masonic Temple.
Inyitotions, Out to Murriiige of l'opu
v lur Couple.
(Special to The Times.)
Durham, N. C, Sept.- 27.- Invita
tions were Issued vesterday announ
cing the marriage Wednesday morn
ing, October .11th, of Miss Annie
Mae Corbett, of tais city, and" Dr.
L. S. Booker, also of Durham.
The engagement" of this young
couple was announced several weeks
ago. The marriage will be celebrat
ed at ten o'clock In the morning.
The couple will take a bridal tour,
a portion of which will include a
visit to Dr. Booker's home iu Rich
mond, from which place he came
taree years ago. This is to be a
marriage in which Durham will be
greatly interested.
Henderson Socials.
(Special to The Times.)
Henderson, N. C, Sept. 27.Mrs.
B. Frank Harris gave a beautiful
card party to the Bridge Junior Club
at her home on Cnurch street, yes
terday morning at 10:30 (Wclock.
The parlor and hall were beauti
fully decorated for the occasion with
ferns and flowers. There were two
tables and artistic Bcore cards.
Elegant refreshments were served
in courses. t
( Those present were: Mrs. Harris,
hostess; .Mrs; Watson, Misses Julia
Cooper; - nevieve. hooper, Mary
Perky Maria Tucker, Jessie Harris
nd Helen Lamb. ' .
Misses ..Hattie Cooper and Bessie
Watklns, oY Henderson, and Miss
Wright, of Durham, left yesterday
to attend school at Converse College,
South Carolina.
Miss Fannie Cooper, of Henderson,
left some days ago for St. Mary's
School, Raleigh, N. C.
Miss Mary Hufham, daughter of
the beloved Dr, J. D. Hufham, pass
ed through Henderson on her way
to Converse College,. $3. C, where
she hag been a teacher several years,
In fact, sine her graduation there,
She is a favorite here and a very
Intellectual young .lady. She has Just
takei a degree at-Columbia Universi
ty. New York. ,
WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Session Today Given Over to Manu
facturers for Demonstrations.
(Special to The Times.)
Asheville, N. C, Sept. 27. Little
business transacted at the morning
session of the convention of the Vlr-1
gin-ia-Carollna Photographers Associ
ation.
Theesslon wa given to the manu
facturers represented at the conven
tion for plate demonstrations, Which
were the Central Dry Plate, Cramer
Dry Plate, Seed Dry Plate, and Ham
mer Dry .Plate , companies and the
same.',, The Easimn Kodak and Ans-J
co companies, maae paper aemonstra-i
Hons There wa,re, flashlight demon-j
tratlos by" the T6wles Schofield Co. j
AU last nig'.it 'a Session a' number .of , I
? com municatlona were 'read , and the
'FommlttMa on nomination, meetlnc
ri1nM '. nf nrtnlnmniit. nnd reflnlntlons
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SHOT DKAI) IN CROWD.
Dr. Pettlt .Murdered !y Farmer
- Xelglilxir at Lovingston, Va.,
: Through Old Grudge.
Ixvlngston, Va., Sept. 27. In
front of the Virginia hotel, here la
full view of hundreds of country
folks. Dr. James T. Pettit, a promi
nent pnysician of Homeland and a
member of Gov. Mann's staff was
shot this afternon by Benjamin Hub
bard, sen of Col. James L. Hubbard,
a wealthy Virginia landowner.
. Approaching Pettit from behind.
Hubbard' shot him in the head, and
then walked to hig victim and tired
five more shots from an automatic
gun. Five of the six shots took ef-.
feet in the head. Any one of them
would have caused instant death.
Judge Gordon summoned a special
grand Jury and within three hours
Hubbnrd was indicted and secretly
hurried out of the county. His trial
was set for October tith.
Hubburd is fifty years old. He is
a nephew of R. T. Hubbard of Buck
ingham county and a cousin of Ed
mund Hubbard, commonwealth's at
torney of that county. .
Dr. Pettit was forty-five years old
nnd had for years been practising
near Hubbard's plantation, ten ralles
from Lovingston. He was immensely
popular.
The 'cause of the shooting cannot
be ascertained.
MaJ. R. T. Daniel of Weldon was
in the city today.
First we wish for rain,
wish it would stop.
then we
Tremendous Force of Explosion.
Toulon, France, Sept. 2T1 The
tremendous force of explosions which
destroyed the battleship Llbefte
Monday was again indicated today
when a piece of the Llberte's armor
plate was drifted from the side of,
the battleship Republique upon
which It fell. The broken plate
weighed thirty-seven tons and was
hurled 225 yards. . w
America to See Noted Kugltah. Actor.
London, Sept. 27. Lewis Waller,
who for years has been regarded as
the finest romantic actor on the En
glish stage, sailed today for his first
visit to America. Mr. Waller has
been engaged" to play at leading role
In Robert Hlchen's "Garden of Al
lah," on its production in New York
next month by llebler and Co.
R fl TT Tn
m Ji.li
inrirTti
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THIS IS THE
COAT
NUMBER
OF
JITS
That we have left out of the enormous
lot that we put on sale last
Monday morning
There are a lot of good suits in the lot
in fact they are all "good and if you are
even thinking of gfettirig a suit we advise
you to see them. '
The pijees hge from $13.50 to $17.50
anil they arC'worth double the money.
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