The Monroe journal., 1920-05-14
9 SOCIAL

A wedding OF interest TO many Mon
roe people was that OF Miss Bess Bobo
and Mr.. Russell White which occur
redo at Fort Worth. Texas. Saturday.
April 2ith. Miss Bobo was in charge
OF the piano department at the South
ern Baptist Seminary at Forth Worth
and Mr.. White was a student there.
Mr.. White is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
j. l.. White OF Miami. Fla. and a
brother of Rev. L. VI. White of Ches-
ter. He was 4 frequent visitor i'm
Monroe while his brother was pastor
Of the First Baptist church and was
greatly liked.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee of Angelus.
;. c.. were Monroe visitors sunday.
Mrs. Mike Hudson has returned
| from months stay in Denver. Col
oredo. where 1t. Commander Hudson
is stationed
Mrs. W. G. Sanders and Mss Claud-
il Sanders went 10 Charlotte Wednes-
day TO have their tonsils removed.
Miss Guerard Stack. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. stack. will sail
June the fifth for several months tour
through Europe. The party will sail
from New York.
Or. and Mrs. :. W. Gadd of Phila
delphia are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Gordon. and Mr. and Mrs. w.
b. Brown, to-day.
Mrs. Samuel Long and little son of
Heath Springs are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Z. Copple while Mr.. Long is
tAending the Southern Baptist Con-
yention in Washington.
Rev. John \. Wray is attending the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Mrs. y. VI. Redfearn was a charm-
ing hostess last TUESDAY afternoon TO
the Pleasure Club. Eight tables were
arranged for rook and in addition to
the members the following invited
guests were present: Mrs. +. G. Hen
derson and guest. Mrs. Arthur Hen
derson OF Raleigh. Mrs, Y. d. Skies
and guest. Mrs. Clyde Kendall OF
Washington, Mesdames Hall Wilson,
Horace Neal. w. c. Sanders. Gillian
Craig. VIII Hudson, ". W. Horn. Ju-
| lian Griffin. a. l. Monroe. G. NJ. Red
fearn. Albert Redfearn. Frank Fair
Hey. a. N. Secrest. r. II. iargett. w.
! j. Heath. Hargrove Bowles. j. c. NJ.
Vann. John Fairley, Wriston Lee, ".
c. Crowell. and Miss Sarah Mafiit OF
Wilmington. The hostess vas assisted
in serving delightful refreshments by
Mrs c. NJ. Redfearn.
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! The Van Dyke Book Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. E.S.Greene.
Mrs. y. NJ. Redfearn will read paper
on Famous Women,' and Mrs. Frank
Rose viii read one on Famous Musi-
clans"
Mrs.C. VI. Redfearn delightfully."- en-
tertained the John Foster chapter oil
ID. a. RS yesterday afternoon. Twen-
ty-one members were present, TINS
probably being the largest attendance
in the history of the local organiza-
tion. II was the regular date for the
election of officers and the following
officers were reelected: Miss Anna
Blair. regent; AIRS. r. b. Redwine.
yice-regent: Mrs. c. +. Houston, re-
cordmg secretary; Mrs. Cecil Meaeh-
am. treasurer; Mrs, j. A. Stewart,
historian. Miss ollie Alexander, re-
Gently enrolled member, was elected
corresponding secretary. Mrs. \. L.
Monroe read an interesting and splen-
didly prepared paper on Alexander
the Great. the Genius of the Revolu-
ton" Mrs. n. NJ. Redfearn and Mrs,
A. l.. Monroe assisted the hostess in
serving a delicious salad course.
Mrs. Robert Lawrence of Charlotte
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Redfearn, last week.
Mrs. ]. Z. Howard and children of
Fuquay Springs and Mrs.A,R. Holmes
80 Nauallv ara visitinp their narpntg,