The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-20
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.

"A Banquet Given by the Univer-
S sitv Club-Some of the Speak
ers An Instructive Lecture
Personals.
Y correspondence of The Robesonian.
Red Springs. Jan. 17-Rev.
George A. Sparrow, of Lowell, is
visiting In Red Springs this week.
Mr.. John Brown, Mrs. Flora
Cunningham and Miss Maggie
Brown spent Thursday night Of
h last week in Laurinburg as the
quests of Miss Blue. Judge w.
q I'll. Neal, of Laurinburg, was in
town a day this week on profess
Sional business. Mr.. Lock Shaw,
Of St. Pauls, was guest at Hotel
Red Springs Thursday.-Mr. A.
Il. Bullock, of Rowland, was in
town Thursday.-Mr. S. H. Nc
Kinnon, Of Maxton, was a visitor
here Thursday.
Col. N. A. Mclean and Mr..
Tom McNeill, of Lumberton,
were in town Friday to attend
the banquet given by the uni
versity Club" Capt. w. H. Nc
Laurin, Of Laurinburg, was in
town for same the occasion. Other
out t-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Sinclair, of Fayette-
Vile.
DR.. Vardell has been away on
4 business for the past week. -
Misses Bessie and Clarke Belle
McNair, Emma Belle McRae and
Leila Barnes, of Maxton, were in
Red Springs few hours Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Jim Williams
spent Thursday in Fayetteville. -
Messrs. Dougald and Sam Buie.
Of Jonesboro, Fla, spent several
days of last week here with rel
atives. Mr.. Jim Edens. who
holds a responsible position with
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
at Selma, is at home for a few
days.
Miss Frances deVane delight
A% fully entertained the "Just-for
Fun" Club Thursday evening
Miss deVane is charming host
ess and she gave her friends ;
very pleasant evening.
The University Club gave al
elegant six-course banquet t.
their lady friends Friday evening
at Hotel Red Springs. Mr.. R
I'M. Livermore was the graciou
and witty toastmaster. Hon. D
ri McEachern, in the absence O
Maj. w. A. Graham, of Raleigh
responded to the toast. 9Th
University Before the War" Mr.
"a. P. Spell, as Hon. G.. B. Pat
terson of Maxton was not pres
ent, responded to the toast, ''Th
University in National Politics.
Hon. N. A. Sinclair, of Fayette
vile, gave a delightful toast O
The Influence of the Universit
inthe State" Col. N. A. Nj
Lean gave pleasing response t
the toast ''The Alumni of Robe
son County," Mr.. Tom Mcneil
0f Lumberton, made fitting cl
max to the program in his I'm
versity "Reminiscences. "Altogetf
n erit was a most pleasant ev.
ming, and all 50 fortunate as
attend were we'll pleased an
voted the University Club" tt
very best of a host. The exec
t banquet was served by M
pry w. Price, who cannot
Pelled in this art.
essrs. James Dudley and Sa
McLaurin, of Bennettsville.
C,, were in town Sunday. Mr.
W H. McKinnon and daughte
Miss Wyatt, spent several hou
last Saturday in Lumberton.
Rev. Mr.. Steele gave an ente
tGinment and instructive lectu
& the Viking Land" in Il
lege auditorium Monday ev
hg. Mr.. Stelle is a good lee
Pr and he gave his audien
ch information on the cou
es Norway, Sweden and De
rk. He showed many beau
stereopticon views taken
Rse countries. His lecture W
14ch enjoyed and all who we
I'm sent went away with a me
mite knowledge of the La
the Midnight Sum-
Ar. Gregory Frazier, { Greer
10. is in town for a few da,
Rev. S. J. Mcconnell W
denly called yesterday
key, S. c., to see his ae