The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-13
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Marriage of Miss Mary McAles-
ter and MIR. Shyne - Social
Affairs - A Bell Presented to
Presbyterian Church-Person-
orrssp ondence of The Robesonian

Red Springs, June II - Mr..
and Mrs. Cope, of Charlotte, are
guests at Hotel Red Springs. -
Mr.. Ralph Parker, of High Point,
is spending some time in Red
Springs. - Miss MILAN Green,
of Denver, Colorado. is spending
some days here with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Williams. She will
leave for St. Louis, Mo-, We'd
nesday.
Hotel Red Springs gave a
beautiful and enjoyable dance
Monday evening. This was the
first German of the summer sea-
son and it was quite a success.
Mr.. Harrison is a delightful host
and he gave his guests pleasant
evening. The music was splen-
did and there were a good num-
Der of graceful dancers on the
floor, so to all present the time
sped all too quickly, and Home
Sweet Home" came too soon.
There will be many more pleas
ant times during the summer,
for the hotel promises us at least
two or three dances a month.
Miss Mary McAlester, Of Red
Springs, and Mr.. Shyne, Of De
Funiac Springs, Fla. were quiet
ly married last Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Jennie McAlester.
The happy couple left on the five
O'Clock train for their home in
Florida. We extend hearty con-
gatulations to both. Mrs. Sloan
and Mrs. Lamb, of Garland,
Messrs Hugh and Charlie Meal
lister, of Lumberton, attended
the wedding.
Miss Mary Mclean, of Cum
berland county, visited relatives
here last week. Mrs. w. F.
Williams is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Hall, of Wilmington. Miss
Melville Gibson is visiting in
Baltimore, Md. Miss Margaret
Williams left last week for her
summer vacation. She sails from
Norfolk, Va, to New York and
from there she goes to Canada to
spend the summer with Miss
Lillian Farquhar, Of Halifax. :
Mr. j. L. Harrison is spending {
few days in Charlotte and David
son.-Misses Rosalie and Mar
.garet Williams, Miss Green ane
Mr.. Bartram Robson spent 3
few hours Friday in Laurinburg
Miss Wyatt McKinnon spen
last week at Wade. Mr.. Luthe
McKinnon, of Atlanta, Ca, i
visiting his uncle, Mr. Marti1
McKinnon.
Miss Polly McRae entertaine'
the Priscilla Club" Tuesday al
ternoon. Quite a crowd of youn
ladies enjoyed Miss McRae'
hospitality and spent a pleasan
afternoon.
Misses Eunice and Sallie Pear
sail spent Monday in Fayette
vile.
Miss Nettie Culbreth delight
fully entertained quite a numbe
of her friends Thursday evenin
in honor of her guests, Misse
Pauline and Lucy Alexander. Th
game of the evening We
hearts, played with die
Hearts were in evidence both
the parlors and reception hal
and the same feature was ca
ried out in the decoration in tt
dining room. Mr.. Henry Gadc
was the successful one in tt
game and was presented as a r.
ward for good playing with
beautiful heart shaped box
candy. Miss Culbreth is charr
ing hostess and the evening W;
one of great pleasure to all pre-
ent.
Mrs. John T. McNeill ente
tanned Friday evening in hon
of the Misses Alexander. tt
guests enjoyed the evening We
much and all went away sayil
Mrs. McNeill was the best
hostesses.
Miss Annie Lou Mcmillan
visiting friends in Maxton. IN
George Hall, Jr., is spending
few days at hoE,e. Mr.. La
Mclean, of Maxton, spent a d
in Red Springs this week. M
Lovin and daughter, Miss N
mle, are visiting relatives
South Carolina.
Some generous person witht
the knowledge of the session
presented the Presbyter