The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
DURHAM
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Speclal TO Inc llmeS- Olspd ten.
Durham. y. c., March 23.-Mrs. =.
=: Lloyd was hostess to the Tourists
Club Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Lloyd read an interesting paper
of the Mamelukcs and Mrs. Il. l..
Flowers read from charninEly writ
ten book on Egypt chapter about the
Coptic Christians y two-course
luncheon was served
The rp-to-Date Literary club was
delightfully."- entertained saturday at
ternoon by Mrs. Julia Sasser At her
homo. corner Liberty and pillard
streets. The decorations were potteh
plants and ferns. Current topics were
discussed. after which Mrs T.. ]. Par
IRISH read paper on ibsen MIS-. j.
{. Niche. who could not attend. sub
inittc1 her paper. which was most
charming one the subject was Doll
House" Club books were distributed
The luncheon was . delicious one.
Watts. y. G. Carr. l.. j. Parrish. L. l.
Morchend. NJ. n. Jones. l.. c. Murray.
r. y. Jones, 5. " Nenabie, W. T..
Few.
The Memorial Church SUNDAY school
classes OF Misses Katie and Rosa John
som were delightful. entertained Mon
day evening by these young women
which presented a May-day fctc with
spring decorations The evening was
spent in playing games, singing and
nut-crack!ng contests. Miss Julia AM
win Cothran took the BOBBY.
The Missionary Society Of Trnity
Church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Hunter. Tho literary
feature was most interesting. y mum
her of books We're contributed. and
successful foundation Was laid for a
circulating library among the members
OF the society.
y boot" tea parts was held Thurs.
day evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs: j.. r. Fowler. near Lakewood
Park, for the benefit OF Lakewood
Church.
The Kings Daughters held their
morning al 1880 o'clock with Mrs. L.
6. Cole, on Mangum street. The decor;
atoms we're potted plants. ferns and
ctN flowers lastly arranged.
The Junior Philathea class OF the
,crtaned Monday evening by Miss
Blanche Moore. East Main street. The
decorations were very attractive. After
q business session. there was games
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Proctor have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Pauline,
Lcnox, Mass. which will take place
ct their home on lakewood Avenue.
this city. at $3.50 o'clock. Wednesday,
April 3. The young couple will make
April is.
Mrs. Annie Long entertained the
Round About Club Friday afternoon in
a most delightful manner Finch was
dainty reminders of ST Patrick's Day.
The TWO courses Of salads and ices
also carried out the idea of the Patron
tinc served the refreshments.
Miss Lucy Stokes was hostese to
the Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon
II the handsome new home OF her
bridge, and animated fun a-plenty.
T. j. walker. Of Richmond, was q
Durham visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. W. j. Griswold and Mrs. IT. 1.
Williamson have returned from New
towns. where they have been visiting
Mrs. Fred Markham has returned
from HENDERSON where she has been
since saturday; the guest Of her
Mrs. c. F. crabtrec has gone 10
.A;tavista. Va, where she will spend
several days with Mrs. W. c. staples
Mrs. Rose Budd Chamberlain has re-
turned TO her home in Charlotte, after
spending several days in this city with
her mother Mrs. =. c. Budd.
Miss rlacide Burnett. OF Raleigh. is
in the city visiting friends
Miss Lena Christian left Wednesday
morning for her home in Richmond,
after visit OF several days in this
city.
Miss Louise Turner Of Raleigh. is
spending while with friends in Dur
ham.
Mrs. W. a. NOEL, of Fayetteville,
who has been spend ng a few days in
the city. has returned to icr home
in that place.
Mrs. w. B. Wicker. who has been
spending a few days in the city. the
guest OF her brother. W. f. Wicker,
has returned TO her home in Hills
boro