The Monroe journal., 1920-05-18
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men al Greensboro are being received
by the friends OF Misses Anna Ber-
nard Benson and Ethel Boyte who are
in the graduating class OF that insti-
tuition.
The Van Dyke Book Club vas de-
lightfully entertained Saturday after
noon by Mrs. +. 5. Greene al her
home on Hayne street. Famous Wo-
men oi America" was the topic for
discussion and most interesting as
well as entertaining program was
rendered Each member responded
TO roll call with the name OF some
American woman who has achieved
success in some particular field. and
papers We're read by Mesdames Frank
Rose and y. NJ. Redfern on Famous
Women Musicians" and Famous Wo-
men, \ much enjoyed feature OF
the afternoon were the solos given BY
Mrs. Greene and Mrs. Griffith. Punch
sherbert. cake and mints were served
to the guests. who on this occasion
included Mrs. Clyde Kendall of Wash
linFtOn and Mrs. II. Ii. Wilson.
Mr. l.. +. Stack OF I.umberton spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Stack. Mrs. Stack accompanied
her son home and will spend this
week in Lumberion.
Mrs. Kirgy Hough and little daugh-
ter of Chester are the guests of Mrs
w. W. Horn. Mr., Hough spent Sun
day here.
Mrs Harerove Bowles was hostess
TO the Bookloyers Club last Friday al
ternoon. The guests other than the
regular club members were Mes
danes J. ". Moore. j r. Laney y.
NJ Redfern. Gilmer joyce. f. H. Fair
ley. C H. Hasty, Fred Huntley, Ar
thur Henderson of Raleigh. Guy Mel
son OF Monkton, Nd. Horace Neal
and W. c. Sanders and Miss Sarah
Maffit cf Wilmington. !took was
played at five tables and a delightful
salad course was served al the CON
clusion of the games.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Lee and Miss
Mabel Lane spent sunday in Gastonia
with friends.
The high school boys and girls en-
tcrtained at a delightful party last
Friday evening n, the home of Miss
Juanita Moares. the Porter Military
School baseball team being the honor
IgueSt3. About fifty young people were
Ipresent. Refreshing punch and cake
was served during the evening.
Miss MAY Seabolt. who taught Lat
in and French al Carolina College in
Maxton, is visiting Miss Lillian Cole.
Miss Mabel Pointer has returned
from Rock Hill 5. c.. where she has
been attending school at Winthrop
College the past term.
Miss Amy Bourne Turnbull of
Washington. ID. c.. niece of Mrs. |.
B. Bourne, and Mr.. Robert l.. Staple
ton of Birmingham, Ala. were quietly
married at the Manse Monday after
noon by DR., IL. +. Gurney. Mrs. Sta
Ipleton is well known in Monroe as she
made her home here for long while.
lher father. Capt. Robert Turnbull, be-
ing master mechanic here. Mrs. Turn
, bull accompanied her daughter TO
Monroe and is the guest of Mrs.
Bourne.
| Miss Mary Gordon will accompany
Miss Guerard Stack 10 Europe this
summer. The party will be conducted
by Prof. John S. Kendall of Tulane
University at New Orleans and is sent
out by the Temple Tours. Sailing
from New York June fifth. they will
go by Gibraltar to Naples where they
will land. After visiting Italy they
will so TO France. Switzerland, Belgi-
um, England Ireland and will sail
from Glasgow, Scotland, some time in
September.
Miss Martha Whitten had as her
guests Sunday Mr.. S. f. Whltten of
Marion and Mr.. w. II. Whitten of
Charlotte.
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| Mrs. Stafford Wolfe was hostess 10
the Bridge Club last Wednesday
morning. Guests other than the mem
bers were Miss Sarah Maffit of VIII
mington, Mesdames Arthur Hender-
son of Raleigh, w. $. Baskerville, j.
V. Henderson, Hargrove Bowles and
Il. l.. Payne.
Miss Halle Horn Is the geust of
her friend, Miss Annie Beam, in
Shelby.
Miss Emma Hunter entertained
Misses Mcqueen, Carpenter, Tate and
Porter of the high school faculty at
moving picture party Saturday after
noon. A lovely salad course with
cream and cake was served TO the
guests at Simpsons tea room after
the show.
Misses Beatrice Farley and Wilma
Green. and Messrs. Archie Farley.
Fitzhenry Dillon. Sam Lee. Robert
Lee. andTom Lee attended dance at
Lancaster last night.
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