The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05

RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Social Affairs-Godwin Club
Organized-Personal Mention.

Red Springs. Sept. 2-Mr. John
McEachern, of Savannah, is visit
ing his parents for few days. |
Mr.. McEachern is studying for
the ministry at Columbia Univer-
sity, and he will be graduated |
from that institution next year.
During the summer months he |
filled the pulpit of the First Pres
byterian church of Columbia, S. |
c..
Mr.. Guy Mcleod, of Maxton,
spent Thursday night in Red
Springs. Miss Lucy Gaylor, of
Wilmington, is visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Callahan.
Miss Jessie Singleton was the
charming hostess to several of
her friends Thursday evening.
Many games were played which
the jolly crowd greatly enjoyed,
and in this way the time passed
away all too quickly.
Misses Lucy and Annie Belle
deVane have returned from a
visit Of several weeks at Faison,
Clinton, and Wrightsville Beach.
On Tuesday evening Hotel Red
Springs was the scene of much
beauty and merriment as the
young ladies of the town enter
tanned in honor Of the college
boys and especially Mr.. Monroe
Gaddy, our talented young friend
: who has won the Rhodes scholar
,, ship and will sail for Oxford,
England, next week. Many
games and contests had been ar
7 ranged for the evenings enter
tainment and all these were much
enjoyed, but the most exciting
one was the fortune cake. Each
, boy pulled a string and out came
a package representing his life
work; for example, one lucky fel
low pulled a set of false teeth, 81
! the conclusion was that he wa.
: to be forever ''puller of teeth.
d In the dining room, which wa
beautifully decorated and softl.
J. lighted with shaded lights, de
s licious refreshments were served
d and before leaving the guest
:. called on Mr.. Gaddy for a toast
d Though the demand was unex
e pected, Mr.. Gaddy was equal
l. the occasion and he gave a grace
g full complimentary toast to tn
5. ladies'. Just before leaving tn
"a Davidson boys gave their colleg
yells, and then the Carolin
bunch gave theirs.
Those going away to colleg
= are Messrs. Ernest Graham, Ale
j, Mcqueen. Jim Hall, Clifton Nj
n Leod. Willie Mckay, Davidso
/, College; Messrs. Tom de Van.
i, Will Townsend, Frank and Doug
:; las Mcmillan, Peter Mckay, Ar
l. gus Hodgin, University Mort
<, Carolina; Mr.. Monroe Gadd!
r Oxford, England.
k, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mex a
W entertained Thursday evening i
L. honor of Messrs. Peter and Wi
Of lie Mckay. The young peopl
IN spent a very pleasant evenin
a and went away thanking the
er kind host and hostess for the
e. pleasure.
n DR.. B. F. Mcmillan is enjoyir
y, a few days rest at Wrightsvil
n and Virginia beaches,
It; A Goodwin club was organize
V. here with membership Of 46
The sentiment is growing in f
n vor of Goodwin every day ar
tt, new members being added.
MS Mrs. J. A. Love entertained
o. few friends Thursday evenir
n in honor of her sister. Mrs. Lo'
ce is charming hostess, 50 it
is needless to say that the CUES
mt had a pleasant time.
ty Mrs. jimmie McAlester has r
ed turned to Red Springs after
ar visit to relatives in Samps
lct county. Miss Mary Wright,
,se Faison, is the guest of Miss A
ms ME Belle de Vane. Mr.. Tom
rs. Vane left Wednesday for Char
ess Hill. = Messrs. Graham a.
no Laurie McEachern, Tom Low
be and Francis Coke and Gilbe
be Hodgin left Tuesday for W.
of renton, where they entered t
'ng high school. Misses Glen1
be- Graham and Margaret and Car
md McNeill have returned from
A. visit to the Misses Gibson,
E. Gibson, S. C. Mrs. Roe, W
in had been spending some time
of Hotel Red Springs, left Wedn
on day fer her home in Bennett
at vile, S. C.-Mr. J. B. McAles
of is in Red Springs with his ma
of friends. Miss Anna de Vane
the returned from Maxton, VIII
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