The Robesonian., 1910-04-28
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.

KED SPRlNCS REVIEWS.
Delightful Juniors Senior Recep-
The Old Maids Tea
Party" The Fifth District
Medical Society Meets-Per-
sonal Mention.
Correspondence of The kopesonian
April 27-On Monday evening
the Junior class of S.P.C. gave a
beautiful and delightful recep-
tioE to the Senior class. The
parlors were softly lighted with
shaded electric lights and Jara-
neSe lanterns. The reception
hall was uniquely decorated with
lots of college pennants, around
the rotunda there were about a
hundred pennants of almost eve
ry school you could imagine.
These made quite a pretty deco
ration. In the parlors the deco
rations all white, roses being the
predominating flower. Delicious
refreshments We're served by
eight little girls dressed in white.
There were about sixty guests
present, the class of nineteen ten,
the young men from the town
and neighboring towns. The
lights Winked all too soon and
the guests reluctantly bade their
hostesses goodnight, each say
ing the Junior class was an ideal
hostess
: Messrs. Shaw, Mcmillan and
, Stuart, of Laurinburg, attended
1 the Junior-Senior reception Mon
day night.
. Miss Louise Sneeds, of Lynch
$ burg, Va, is the guest of Mrs.
d w. B. Lea.
r Mr.. Archie Neal Mcdonald, of
New York, was the guest of Mrs.
}. DIP. McEachern few days last
v week. He came to join his moth
IL er, Mrs. Jimmie Mcdonald, who
S has been visiting here for sever
). al months. They left Monday
], for Tennessee.
o Messrs. ]. B. Weatherly, Will
l. Martin and Will Mckay, of Max
ton, were in town Monday night
le for the reception; also DR.. Ray,
q of Fayetteville, and Mr.. Wealth
"a erspoon, Of Sanford.
n Mr.. johnson, of Ahberdeen,
n visited his sister, Miss Nell John
c, son, who is a student at the COL
a. lege, Monday and Tuesday.
OF Last Friday evening the
It. Daughters of the Confcderacy
ne gave an interesting entertain
Il ment in these parts, first a Tom
st Thumb wedding, and The Old
r. Maids Tea Party. The little
I., groomsmen were dressed in tiny
nt black evening suits, and the
pc bridesmaids were nice tots with
r. long sweeping trains. The bride,
ne Miss Mamie Snoddy, was a little
n beauty in a white lace dress and
ce veil, caught with orange bios.
IT'S SONS, while the groom, Master
le- Billy Williams, was the dearest
an thing ever. The little folks die
ot, their parts we'll and everybody
IS; was enthusiastic in praise o1
nd them. The Old Maids Tea Par
us ty was very humorous. six ole
to maids being the characters
OF They sang songs with theil
cracked voices and performed
the usual old maid stunts. Their
>rs the hostess showed her family
album to her friends. The Pict
ures were different persons rep
Il resenting the characters spoker
he of by the old maid. This wa!
in quite a pretty and novel enter
ay tainment, which was much en-
m joyed by the large crowd tn
Ike almost filled the auditorium.
ro- Mr.. William McCallum, of Row
be land, was visitor here Satur
ur day.
nd Miss Polly McRae, who hac
ee- been teaching in Orrum, has re
IN. turned to her home here for tn
a summer vacation.
nd Miss Elma Marsh spent few
ed days Of last week in Maxton.
at The Fifth District Medical So
81 ciety of North Carolina held
meeting here last Wednesday
The doctors had an interesting
meeting, many topics of interes
. to the profession were discusse
and plans made for the improve
inc ment of the medical society
ont There was a full meeting about
de- sixteen doctors being present
a The meeting was conducted b
say the retiring president DR.. W. I
ten Pate, of Gibson. and the minute
of last meeting read bY secretary