The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-22
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
An Entertainment Out of the
Ordinary Marriage of Miss
Fannie Sinclaire and MIR. ]. A.
Walters - Entertainm ITS to
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Correspondence Of The Robesonian
On Monday evening next the
Epsilon Chi Literary Society will
give an entertainment entirely
out of the ordinary, and all are
looking forward to the event
with keen curiosity and bright
antlcipations. 1t is to be"Grand
Carnivar' and will possess many
attractions, such as the Fat Ba-
BY" the Living Skeleton" the
Man Eater, 1.-THE 'WildWoman,
''Duckie Daddles and Rubber
Neck, besides many others too
numerous to mention. There will
be a fortune teller, silhouette
drawing, also a charming RE
becca at the WE'LL" To all this
the admission fee is only ten
cents. Delightful refreshments
will be sold to those who wish
them. The entertainment will
be held in the spacious conserva-
tory reception hall, and all are
cordial y invited to be present.
Our toWnsman Mr.. J. A. Wal
tiers, who is held in high esteem
by his many acquaintance in
Red Springs, where he has for
some timer made hishome, was mar
ried on the 18th inst. toMiss Fan
ME Sinclair, of Raeford. Mr.. Wal
tiers holds a responsible position
with the Red Springs Trading
Company. His bride is very popu-
lar, indeed quite a favorite, in her
home circle, We cordially con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Walters,
and are glad to welcome them to
our town.
Our milliners, Miss Katie
Brown and Mrs. Nellie Shooter,
have returned from the North
ern markets and are opening up
quite handsome stocks of MILL
merry and notions. Miss Hoffman,
OF Baltimore, an experienced
trimmer, will be with Mrs. Shoot
er and have charge of the MILL
merry department.
Miss Burner, secretary of the
Y. W. c. A. for North Carolina,
has been for several days in the
college. Three of the girls
Misses Groom, Mayes andClovd-
attended the Y. W. C. A. meet
ing IN Raleigh last week, and re-
port a very pleasant and profit
ably spent time.
Miss Johnston, dean of the col
lege, entertained the faculty in
her room at a social tea in hon
or of Miss Burner a few evenings
since.
Several of the old girls, among
them Misses Lillian Wells, Eliza
Patterson, Jessie Scott and Mary
Belle May, have been visiting
friends in the college for the past
week. The old girls are always
gladly welcomed, and, though they
note many changes and miss ia
mlliar faces after even a years
absence, still they seem greatly
to enjoy returning now and then
to their loved alma mater.
Miss Sara Staples, one of the
students and an excellent pianist,
will give her graduating recital
IN short time and there is sure
ly a treat in store for music low
ers.
On the Goth of March the pu-
pills OF the elocution class, under
the management of their capable
.. instructor, Miss Burch, will give
a Scotch entertainment. This
promises to be quite an interest
Ing affair, and no doubt will be
greatly enjoyed by the hosts of
Scotch in this community.
J Mrs. Lee delightfully."- enter,
tanned the young people of the
town Friday evening at an "At
Home" given in honor of her
sister, Miss Ruth Easley, of
Lynchburg, Va.
Red Springs, N. C. March 10,
1909. -''