Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
DURHAM

DURHAM. y. c.. January CHR L.
, Il. Lcyburn. pastor of the firs. pres-
b;to-ian Church has returned from
! R.chno ad, Va. where he has been az
tending course OF lectures q. the
Union Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and MR.. Louis Wilson. who were
recently married in St. Louis, Mo. har.
been visiting Mr.. Wilson'S mother, Mrs.
\. Wilson. of this city. They have
gone to Camp Sewer, Grecnviilc. :. c.,
to visit Harry Wilson. and returning
Will visit Camp Greene, at Charlotte
10 see Max Wilson.
Mrs. II. y. FouShce has returned
from Rockingham. where she ,;sitcd
he mother, Mrs. W. a. Wall
Mrs. Ar;hu. Lignon. or Sparta aburs.
| :. C.. VINO mas been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Henry, ;.a3
returned homo. accompanied by her
husband. who came 60. n short visit
a:!d TO escort his Wife home.
Mrs. W. :. Locliilart entertained ;nc
Bc.aae.t Club Saturday afternoon a:
he- home in the markham Apartments
on broadway. Hya cinths, ferns and
sweet peas gave sp.irGl!k appear
arlc 10 the rooms. The club spent
/ the afternoon knitting Tor the soldiers.
| Light rcfcc shmcnts were served. The
hostess was assisted by her sisters.
Mrs. ". J. O'Bricn and MISS Leila
DAYS.
Lite MISS M..y Branson entertained
Friday afternoon, from $3.50 TO d o'clock,
| in celebration OF her eighth birthday,
| - he. home on N.iton Avenue The
guests we're served with refreshments
| III the diniRg-roonn. The table was CEN
tered with the birthday cake. bearing
c:sac rcd candles.
! Invitations have been issued to the
marriage OF Miss Sarah L. Stag. and
Joha VI. Hackney, two popular young
people o. the younger set. which Is
to take place on Saturday. February
! 9. at $50 O'Clock, in Memorial Church,
Durham.
The women OF Durham have organ
ICED rife ciuS and now are down 10
J. j.. Norchcad. president and captain;
MIS-. George Tandy, .i:at lieutenant;
Mss Annie Louise Vaughan, second
lieutenant: Miss Lucy Stokes. sccrc-
ta!y aid treasurer; Captain II. p. Hack
, neg. range officer.
The young women OF st. Ph!lio.
Church, Monday afternoon organized
. young womaa's auxiliary. TO be
known at st. Margaret. They Will! do
church work similar 10 the senior and
JUNO" aux:l;ar!es. Mrs. l.. A. Toni!n-
son was elected president; Mrs. Watts
! hcGary. secretary: Mrs. George Tandy
| treasurer.
sfiss Elaine Wolfe and brother. Rob
err L. Wolfe. OF Philadelphia. en- route
to Florida, arc stopping over in this
city on v!si: 10 Miss Dorothy Hook
field.
Professor and Mrs Il. {. Shaw and
daughters. Misses Norma and Esther
| nave gone 10 Newport News. Va where
| they viii reside in the future
| Miss Lois Goss. was hostess 10 a
| part% CO her friends Friday evening at
| ,he home Q: her parents on Ramseu!
! Street The guests We're arrayed in
the Saro OF Red Cross nurses, ana Miss
| Vivian Carr represented Liberty. Re-
| treatments were served in the dining
! room.
Mrs. L. 8 Patterson left Thursday
| 70 visit relatives III Wucc. Tex she
! was accompanied by Mrs ]. y. p.
! C:a.aer. Of New York, and her grand
| daughter. Gene Montgomery
! General j. :. Carr has returned TO
Washington 10 resume his duties with
the national food administration.
! The Campus Club was entertained by
! Mrs. n. l.. Flowers Wednesday after
noon a, her horne at Trinity College
Cut flowers and fcr.s were the decora-
| tons. The guests spent the afternoon
! in knitting :nd making bandaces for
| the Red Cross. y salad course was
served. Mrs. Horace Flowers, recently
| moved 10 Durhan m, was an honored
guest.
airs. W. p. Henry entertained the
| Roundabout; club Friday afternoon at
he residence on West Chapel Hill
Street.
T.. G. Cole is on business trip TO
Philadelphia and other points.