The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-07-22
IN SOCIAL REALMS.
A Delightful Porch Party Given
by Miss Jessie Fuller-Miss
Annie Ruth Caldwell Enter
tains-A Birthday Party.

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tains-A Birthday Party.
One of the most delightful So
cial events of the season was en-
ioyed Tuesday evening by a large
crowd at the home of Mr.. G. M.
Fuller, corner of Chestnut and
Sixth streets, when Miss Jessie
Fuller entertained at a porch par
I ty in honor of her guests Misses
Annie Mckay, of Wilmington;
Jessie Woollen, of Randleman,
and Emily Hall, of Elizabeth
City. 1t was a delightful evening
for an alfresco party, and the
soft light of many japanese Ian
terms made the scene on the spa
cious veranda, where Misses
Virginia Whitfield and Ruth
Whaley presided at the punch
bowl, an exceedingly pretty and
attractive one.
After first greetings were over.
partners were matched by means
of variously carved pieces of pa
per, and finding correct answers
to cleverly framed questions
which called for the names of
trees claimed attention for a
while. Such astonishing arboreal
knowledge was displayed that
some rs of the guests answered
every question correctly. In the
cut for the prize-a beautifully
illustrated verse, Here's to the
land of the long-leaf pine" Miss
Lucille Moore, of Elm City, the
guest of Miss Anna Mcleod,
won, and it was gracefully pre-
sented by Miss Moore to Miss
} Emily Hall.
Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed while knowledge of trees was
: being tested, and while the con-
test was being decided the guests
gathered in the parlor and hal
t and were entertained with in.
! strumental music and songs by
: Miss Fannie Rozier, of Fayette
! vile, the guest of Mrs. Mollie R
: Norment, and Miss Leslie Proc
n tor.
e Besides those already men
s toned, the out-of-toWn guest!
e present were: Misses Matti'
V Moye King, of Greenville, Halle
s Covington, of Laurinburg, ant
e Elizabeth McNair, of Maxton
f guests of Misses Mary and Cam
mie Mcneil; Edith Swicegood
of Mocksville, the guest of Mis-
d Ethel Williams; Annie Clark. O.
r Scotland Neck, a guest at tn
: home of her brother-in-law AM
J. sister, DR.. and Mrs. T. D.Kitch
% in; and Mr.. c. H. Morrow, G
Z, Hamlet.
r. Miss Annie Ruth Caldwell de
~ ~ lightfully entertained at a garde
~ u party at the home of her parents
8 Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Caldwell, O
De Elm street, Tuesday evening
rs honor of MissesEllen and Isabel
n Lamb, of Fayetteville, who al
e. guests at the home of Mrs. Ellie
MS Redmond.
tie The lawn was beautifully ligh
r. ed with japanese lanterns an
es the house with electric light:
as furnishing large play grour
ed for about forty guests. tt
ka amusements of the evening we
ID. many and varied, the princip
NO one being a horse contest,
n which each guest was given
Us piece of paper and asked to te;
cal out horse. Miss Ellen Lam
he and Mr.. O. L. Stubs tied, whi(
.es made it necessary to cut for tt
he prize, which was nice book, an
on Miss Lamb won.
Music and fireworks added
- the pleasure of the occasion. F
'ne freshments were served and at
se t late hour the guests took thu
~. ~ departure, acknowledging thu
, ne Indebtedness to Miss Caldwell !
t ho pleasant evening.