The Monroe journal., 1920-06-18
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Mrs. J. E. Moore Of Wadesboro Wis
tied her brothers. MessTs. Duncan an'
Fred Hunlley. this week.
Mrs. Pearl Hood and daughter. Mis-
Pat Hood. OF Charlotte. spent th'
weekend here with relatives.
Misses Martha Adams and Saral
Hudson are the guests OF Miss Louise
Stevens al her home in Charlotte.
Misses Elizabeth Hudson. Ellis
Howard Hudson and Rachel Hudson
left Wednesday morning for Raleigi
where they will spend some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hudson and Mrs
J. A. Biyens.
Members OF Sorosis were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. John W
Moore Wednesday afternoon al $50
Regular roll call. answered by current
events opened the program. followed
by interesting articles by Miss Anna
Blair on Wilson as an Issue in the
Coming Election" and Prediction
Activities. Mrs. John W. Moore gave
a most entertaining treatise on Fem
inine Niles Tor Capturins Votes. and
Mrs ] 4. Stewards paper was Quail
iAeations of Voters" After the pro-
gram Mesdames d. \. Houston and j..
Frank Lansy entertained the club
with readings and music. Mrs. Hous-
ton giving a selection from Dickens
and Mrs. Laney singing lie Parlate"
from Faust
Mrs Moore was assisted in serving
delicious refreshments by her at
tractive daughter. Miss May Moore,
who has recently returned from Ran
dolph-Maeon College.-Reporter.
Little Miss Eleanor Porter of Shell
by is spending a few weeks with her
grandparents. DR., and Mrs. H E.
Gurney at the Manse.
The ChautauQua Circle was delight
fully entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. C. B. Adams. This was the last
meeting for the season and the clos
ing chapters OF the book. ~ Mexican
Journey" were discussed Al pre-
vious meeting a committee was APP
pointed to confer with Mr.. G.. l.. Ms
bet. secretary OF the Chamber of Com
merce. as to the advisability OF bring
ing gas plant to Monroe. This COM
mittee reported that Nj. NiSbet was
already at work on the proposition
and would De glad TO cooperate with
the club members in this undertaking,
The members who have lived in towns
where gas was used for cooking and
other purposes were enthusiastic
ab0u, il and told in strong terms of
the benefits TO be- derived thereirom.
After the program, cream, cake and
salted almonds were served by Misses
Juanito Meares. Jessie Harper Brown
and Martha and Frances Adams. Miss
Pat Adams was guest OF the club
Mrs. Gillian Craig and Miss Sara
Welsh were the charming hostesses at J
a rook party given at the home of
Miss Welsh Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs Frank Welsh of Able
vile. On arrival. the guests were
served delicious fruit punch, and af
ter several games of rook. Misses Lii
la Welsh and Annie Heath Redfearn
served pink and white ice cream and
angel food cake. About fifty guests
were present. Master Dale Welsh
kept the score.
Mrs. j. B. Bing of Boydton. Va,
will arrive Tuesday 10 visit her sister /
Mrs. w. z. Faulkner.
Mrs. Frank Morgan is visiting her
son. Mr.. CLYDE Morgan, az Hartsville. 4
Mr.. Guy H. Newly and daughter
Miss Jessie Newly, are spending
few days with Mr.. Newby's sister,
Mrs. w. C, Crowell.
Miss Sue Frances Lytton and Mr..
Joseph Lytton of Cheraw are visiting
Mrs. vann Funderburk. H.
Mr. Harry Worley OF Little Rock,
Ark. is visiting his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. E. D. Worley.
MIS-. r. =. W luCutstti ana cHlluTtH r
are visiting relatives in Pittsboro.
Miss Ruth Houston is attending a
house party at the home of Mrs. A.
T. Holland in Danville. Va. Miss Ber-
Ia Allen Houston left yesterday for
Rock Hill 10 attend the summer
school at Winthrop.
Miss Mary Alice Robinson Of Raj
eigh is the guest of Miss Lucy Lee.
Mrs. L. A. Tottsn will leave Satur-
day for Rocky River Springs to spend
the summer.
The Salisbury Post gives the fol-
lowing account of the marriage of
Miss Ollie Abernethy. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. j. +. Aberenthy. formerly
of Monroe and DR.. F. B. Spencer,
which occurred in Salisbury Wednes-
day before last; "A brilliant and ,
interesting social event of last even
ing was the marriage of Miss Olive
Aberenthy. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. ,
J. E. Abernethy. to DR.. Frederick
BRUNEI Spencer. which was solemn
lied with impressive dignity and
striking beauty at the First Metho-
dist church at S:30 o'clock in the
presence Of a comDany nf relatives and