The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
DURHAM
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Durham. n. c.. November 1I-Thcrs
was u delightful meeting of tho
Tourists" with Mrs. c. w. TONG. on
Thursday. Tho pretty home was at
tractivc with great clusters of shaggy
yellow cnryaanthcmums, in tall
Egyptian vases. Egypt is the country
in which the club Is touring this win
ter. Mrs. j. e. Stage gave a very
interesting talk about the EARLY
Burial Customs" OF that country, and
Mrs. George l.. Lyon read a paper on
"rhcbes.' after wnicn AIRS. n. a.
Fousnee READ AN article on the :rombi
OF the Kings" AT tho conclusion OF
the prog ram a luncnron was served ia
the uniinS- room, wnerc the guests
were scuLed at Il long table, beautiful
ahu hrtistic III every detail ana ARK
ranSemcnt
un thursday afternoon Mrs. e. j,
rarrlsh entertained the Up-to-uaIa
Club at ner pcauuIul country nome
LoShnore, SIX miles out. me Grccian
Drama was the stuuy or the afternoon,
ana Professor ~. H. Merritt, OF the
chair Oh Greek III Trinity CoIie.se. de-
iiVerea the lecture. MS subject was
tue relation oil the drama TO tho edu-
cation ana culture OF tho Greeks. 1t
Mas Il rare occasion Mrs Parrish
served a six-course luncheon.
me first literary meeting of tho
General william H. DAVE Cnaptcr of
the Daughters OF the American Reyo,
luton Was held thursday afternoon
AZ inc nome OF Mrs. I. T. Cheek. AIRS.
county and 1illsporo during tina
american Revolution. Mrs. Geo. w.
Woodwards paper treated of General
Davie ana his relations to the State
diversity. Mrs. John L. Willy ia re-
gent OF the chapter The study OF
tho carly Colonial history is tho work
OF the club this year.
,,r MISS Nellie ellie, Fuller gave u most de-
iiShtIul lunch party Tuesday sfter..
noon in honor OF her guests, Mrs. John
Elliott or Thomwall. N c.. and Mrs.
/ Alex Huske. of Fayetteville. N. c, Al
SaIad course was served.
Invitations have been issued by
OF her daughter. Annie Laurie, to
Marion Eugene Newsom. Jr.. which is
10 take place In Trinity Methodist
church, on the evening of November,
Mrs. T. NJ. German was a gracious
hostess to the Round Dozen Club Wed-
bridge were busy for an hour and a
half Ferns and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS made the rooms scene %
loneliness y delicious salad course
was served
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Holman
Rawla most charmingly entertainea
IN" tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
at the attractive home of Mrs. L. "A.
Carr Five tables of progressive
bridge was the afternoons plegsurc
Mrs. A. T.. Lloyd gave u deiishtfui
x-hand euchrc party Wednesday
evening at her charming home on
West Chapel Hill Street in honor of her
cousin. Miss Eleanor wingtield, OF
| Richmond, who is her house guest,
Miss Wingfield. tho guest of honor.
was awarded tho prize. miniature
Shakespeare. -
Mrs. John Rose Yesterday aftarnoon
entertained the Halcyon Literary CLUB
most beautifully at her home on QueeR
Street Mrs. w. w. Olive opened thG
program with u very interesting taIlt
on historic lIdenton. Following tItfs
Mrs. Paul Taylor read wcii-prc-
pared paper on The Colonization OF
the Neuse and the Trent" In con-
clusion Mrs. Frank Webb read an ar
ttcle concerning the sand hills Oh
North Carolina.