The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
HIGH POINT
Special TO The Titnes-Dispatch.l


iiiEh Point, y. C. June 22.-with
touches OF Hc1d daisies here and there
as decorations in the reception and
,ara wing rooms. with cakes and ices.
with six tables for bridge dominoes,
and Japanese fans az favors, Mrs j.
u ReizcI entertained at her beautiful
ms In, honor OF her visiting guests,
9irs. Clay Welborn. of Yorkvilie. and
Mrs. Wrenn, OF Siler ~ity. About
th!rty-fvc friends greatly enjoyed the
occasion.
:. Mrs. Henry White chairman OF the
home economies department OF the Wo-
mans Club entertained this depart
'nent on It's last meeting OF the year
at her home IN the quaker Woods"
last Tuesday afternoon.
The p. r, cis. consisting OF school
girls who are on the search for pleas
urc during vacation. met at the home
OF Miss Thelma Wineskie. on Hamilton
SvcnucJ fpuesday afternoon. where
seven tables OF blind dominoes was the
SNOW won the prize after which ices
were served. The club name was
changed from p. o. p. to p. Y. c. b. a
mont Pleasure Club. These meetings
take place every Tuesday afternoon
and have so FAR proved most enjoy
able.
From youth to age is sometimes a
short. sometimes long cry. The
Grandmothers We're invited to the home
OF Mrs. j. A Turner on South Main
another. Mrs John T.. Little. of Titles
MIL. they came TO abide Lhile with
busy and the ''old songs" were sung
the conversational knitting regularly
dropped and gathered its stitches. 1t
was a most pleasurablc occasion. The
Joseph Cox. L, J. Office, Albert Doda-
-Hsppy Johnson, Henry Kearns. Susan
'1icarns, homas kirkman, Seaborn
Perry. Amos Sasan. James Richard
son. Allen Tomhnson and Clara Turner.
The last meeting of the w. y. r..
Club OF the season has been held at
the home OF Mrs. Alvin Parker. After
minutes of pleasant conversation. the
hostess served refreshments TO the
following members: Mcsdamcs Alfred
Caldwell. James J. Farriss. Thomas J.
and Miss !. Irwin Paylor, Mary Alex
ander and Blanche Bradshaw
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. ]. W.
Mrs. Virgil A. j. Idol nee Miss Annie
lSuc Wilson, of Winston. a charming
June bride.
.e Al p ssss nE Mrs the ssSS. ana
Davis, was given reception We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of the host
ess' sister. Miss Ruby Holiday, of
of Baltimore. Mrs. Ed Kirkman
greeted the guests AT the entrance.
whence they were taken to the re-
ceiving line by Mrs. w. 7. Parker. af-
forwards being ushered by Mrs. J. A.
Turner and Mrs. Ed Parker into the
library. where delicious punch was
served by Mrs Lyon. Mrs. Nation. as
sisted by Misses Liunie lam and Nan
Kearns. The reception halls and
library were decorated with large
bowls of sweetpeas and the dining :
room was beautiful in roses. white
and red.
In honor of their graduation from
the city hospital. charming banquet
was given Misses Bessie Wicker and
Flora Mebane Monday evening by prs.
J. T. Burrus. D. 4. Stanton and Guy
Duncan at the Payne House, which
was decorated with red and white
electric, lights on the lawn and veran-
das. DR.. and Mrs. Burrus and tho
honoress received In the dining room
where an Informal reception was held
before repairing to the rose-decoratcd
dining room. where covers were la d
for forty. DR.. Burrus was toastmaster,
and responses We're made by DIR. STAN
ton, Homer Wheeler, DIR. a. f. Frazier,
and J. Sechrcst. The latter presented
the diplomas After the banquet there
was dancing until the early morning.