The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-15
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Club Elects Officers and
Works for the Uplift
of Citizens.
OF Citizens.

Works for the Uplift
of Citizens.
The Woma-.'s s Club held very in
teresting meeting at the Elks' Club
The State Federation of Clubs will
be asked to hold its next meeting
here in 1915. A prize of SIS 90 will
be offered by the club to the mem.
Der of the graduating class each year
that wears the most attractive dress
to cost all told not over $3.50 and
made from High Point goods which
were manufactured in the south.
Suitable resolutions upon the death
of the late Mrs. w. j. Armfield were
ordered drawn. The election of of.
fcers resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. J. J. Farriss; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. John H. Tate; second
vice-president, Mrs j: Ed Kirkman;
recording secretary, Mrs. Henry A.
White; treasurer; Mrs. c.. D. Smith;
custodian, Mrs. Miss Lucy Cobb;
chaplain, Mrs. B. E. Moore Dele.
gates to State Federation at Colds
boro, Mesdames j j. Farriss and E
E. Creelman; alternates, MesdafRes
Hugh w. Mccain and j f. Hayden.
The next meeting will be held the
second Wednesday in May. r
The club took up the matter Of
wrapping bread and expressed its
disapproval over the failure of the
city council to enact such a law.
Other matters of sanitation also re-
ceived attention. The club is doing
much good work for the moral and
physical uplift of the city.
STANTON-SHERROD.
The engagement of Miss Clara
Stanton to w. A. Sherrod has been
announced, the wedding to occur
June 18th, 1915. The interesting in
formation was impaired at a meet
ing of the Delta Tau Club at the
home of, Mrs.. Ed Mills on North
Main street last week.
Briggs-Harmon.
Yesterday evening at s o'clock
in the Friends church. Miss Hazel
Harmon was united in marriage to
Gurney Briggs, Rev. L. W. McFar
land officiating. 1t was a very pretty
church wedding and largely attend
ed. The young couple left for a
bridal trip at the north. Both are
well and favorably known and their
friends wish for them all the happi-
ness possible in their new relations.
Miss Kate Smith is in Phoenix,
Arizona, on account of the illness of
her niece, Miss Irving. Miss Smith
will probably spend the summer
there.
The announcement of Miss Berta
Lindsay's engagement to Bruce Car
>raWay came as a surprise to all ex-
cept her most iatimate friends. The
luncheon given BY Miss Clara Har-
mon Friday was beautiful in every
detail and when the guests saw the
place cards of hand painted brides
roses boxes of mints they knew that
one among their number was leav-
ing them.
The dining room was beautiful in
pink blossoms. The cutglass vase
in the center af the table was filled
with pink Killarney roses as we'll as
eac!1~end of the table, cutglass bon
bon dishes were tied with pick maine
and on the crystal tumblers were
seen miniature shower bouquets with
shower of pink hearts. On the
first was "Carraway'' another Lind
say" and the tiny one disclosed the
secret June l."
Mrs. Thomas j. Gold was the
gracious hostess Thursday afternoon
to the lover the Tea Cups club.
This popular young hostess's invi-
titations are always accepted with
much pleasure. The home was at
tractive with early spring flowers
throughout the lower floor.
Table prizes OF Crepes deChing
handkerchiefs with pink and blne
crocheted borders were given to the
following fortunate ones: Mines.
Robert Walker, DeCoursey Pollock !,
Albert Hart, William Shipman, and
Oscar Durland.
Mrs. Gold seN ed delicious COLA
ton of Macedonian salad, Saratoga
chips, pickles, cheese balls, iced teas,
and salted almonds.
Died Thursday