The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-25
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Delightful Social Events s-Moye-
ments of the People.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.


ments of the People.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Robesonian.
Red Springs, July 23-Mrs. T. |
A. McNeill and daughter, Miss
Cammie, are spending a week at
Hotel Red Springs. DIR. Roscoe
Mcmillan returned Friday to Bal
timora, Md.
Miss Attic Marsh gave small
house-party from Saturday until
Tuesday. Her guests were Misses
Wyatt McKinnon,. Bessie Jones
and Elma Marsh; Messrs. Jim
Hall, Frank Mcmillan and Err
nest Graham. On Monday eve
ming Miss Marsh entertained a
few friends in honor of the house.
party and the young folks had
quite a pleasant time.
Mr.. Jesse McCallum returned
with DR.. Roscoe Mcmillan to
Baltimore and will remain with
him week or more. Mrs. Fair
ley Patterson and daughter. Miss
Katie, are guests at Hotel Red
Springs. They will return to
their home near Laurinburg next
week. .-Messrs. Will Townsend
and Roland Brown are spending
a week at Blowing Rock with
Mr.. Charles Vardell.
Miss Lucy Williams was the
charming hostess to quite a
crowd Of her young friends whom
she entertained at a porch party
Thursday evening in honor of
her guest Miss May Carmichael.
Many games were indulged in, but
the most interesting was the game
Southern Promenade Tour. !"
Each guest was given a ticket
with his destination written on
|it-as Honey Moon Valley" etc.
and the persons whose tickets
matched went IN, search of the
place indicated. Delicious ICED
refreshments We're served, con.
sisting of cream and cake and
delightful fruit punch.
| Miss Lucy deVane entertained
| a few of her friends Friday eve
ming at a six-o'clock dinner il
honor Of Miss May Carmichael.
OnTuesday evening the dancer
in. Red Springs induIged in :
quiet dance at the hotel. Tn,
evening was beautiful, the musi
Igood, and the young people il
| fine spirits, so the dancing wa
much enjoyed.
DR.. J. l.. Mcmillan is spendin!
ten days on a camping trip in tn
mountains near Blowing Roc
with DR.. Vardell. Mrs. B.F.Mc
MILAN, DR.. Roscoe Mcmillan, M,
J. A. Singleton and Mr.. Dougla
5 Mcmillan went over to Laurlr
2 burg Friday afternoon in a
auto and spent a few hours
Mr.. andMrs. Wallace, of Sail:
f bury, spent Thursday in Re
5 Springs. MIR. Ben McKinno
$ and sister, Miss Mary McKir
r non, Of Maxton, were at Hot
Red Springs for supper Frida
: evening. Mr.. Kenneth DEM
!. has returned from a two-week'
a stay at Blowing Rock, Grahal
and Greensboro. He reports
d very pleasant visit. MIR. Job
: McEachern and children, Mi:
t Margaret and Mr.. Graham, a
r rived in Red Springs this weel
It The rest of the family will con
d next week and make this the
n home. Miss Eunice Pearsall a
r rived home Thursday afternoe
It from a six-weeks' visit to Mi
d Celeste Seymour, in Cincinnati
l. Ohio. Mrs. A. B. Pearsall ar
n daughter, Miss Sallie, left Frids
y afternoon for months stay
1t the mountains. They will be
# Asheville and Hendersonville.
d, Judge D. P. McEachern return'
III Friday afternoon from Wright
ct Vile Beach, where he attend
t. the congressional convention.
to Rev. E. McWhorter, of Maxto
IN spent Friday in Red Springs.
e. Mrs. Harrison. of Reidsville,
8 visiting her son Mr.. J. L. Hs
C. rison. = Miss Gretchen McC1
o. lers returned Saturday from
r. visit to relatives in Nashvil
e. N. C. - Messrs. James G.
no lahan and Luther Powell return
n last week from trip to Jat
n sonville and Tampa, Fla.-N
es Tom de Vane is spending a f
IL weeks at Wrightsville Beach
he Mrs. Maggie Roddick and dau@
ng ter, Miss Eleanor, are visit
he in Dillon, S. C.-Miss Man
T nvin ia snnn0inp month