The Monroe journal., 1920-11-23
9 SOCIAL

work is dedicated TO the choir of
Holy Trinity church. Greensboro.
where 1t was iirst sung at Easter a
year ago. Prof. Scott-fIunter is pio-
fessr OF 3rsda at Nlul Carolina
College for Women.
Nr. and Mrs. Trei Wo'se, Of Man
ming. South Carolina. are spending
the week NIL The formers parents.
Mr.. and Ms. -. {. Wolfe
Sorosis was delightfully."- entertained
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
b. {. Ashcraft AT her attractive home
on Hayne Street. The subject for
the afternoons program was Mean
ing OF Woman's Part in Govern
ment.' Current events by all pres
ent opened the program, followed by
AN unusually brilliant summary of
the worlds events for the week by
Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart. president OF
the club. Mrs. c. c. Stokes read
livery fine paper on "Womans Infiu-
ence ON the Home and Family Mrs.
Chas lceman and Mrs W. A. Lane
/
ans influence on the State" Not
the least delectable feature of the
afternoon was the delicious salad
course consisting of grape fruit salad.
Sandwiches, hot chocolate and stuffed
Gates served by the hostess assisted
Dy Miss Lillian Cole. The dining
room was lovely in its decorations of
Exquisite fall roses used in lavish
profusion. Visitors for the afternoon
We're: Mesdames George Heath and
sister, Mrs. Claude Sapp OF Column
bia. S. c.. Robert 5. Houston, Ray
Funderburk and Walter Crowell.
An opportunity will be given ev-
erybody this week TO join the Red
Cross. Be ready with your dollar
when solicited. The following ladies
compose the canyassing committee;
lMesdamos W. a. Lane. X. Redfearn.
j. ID. Warren. G. b. Caldwell. Eu-
gene Ashcraft +. G. Henderson.
Chas. lceman. Erwin Stack. W. >.
Baskerville, " d. Skies. j. c. Skies.
| +. s. Green. W c. Crowell, Walter
Henderson. Roscoe Phifer, Madge
Benson, Lura Evans: Misses Antoi-
nette Beasley, Ollie Alexander, Vir-
leinia Lee, Jean Ashcraft, Rcbecca
and Lillian Stack. Sarah Welsh. An
ME Nelson, Maude Shule. Nell and
Clara Laney, Beatrice Farley. An
ME Lee, Blanche and Rachel Howic,
Ruth Russell. Mary Grow, Pat Ad-
ans. Maude Nixon, Octayia Hous-
ton. and Claudia Sanders.
Miss Dorothy Lee. a student at
Queens, Charlotte, spent the week
end at home with her parents, Mr..
land Mrs Geo. s. Lee.
| Mrs. l.. p. Stack and son, Lee, Jr.,
of Lumberton arrived last night for
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stack.
Beautiful in every detail was the
large reception given by Mrs, Julian
lGriffin and Mrs. Vann Funderburk at
the residence OF the former last FRI
day afternoon from TO $50. Three
hundred invitations were issued and
the lovely sunshine of the almost bal
my weather entced the entire num-
Der into acceptance of friendships be-
hest. The spacious home was lovely
decorated with potted ferns. palms.
and fall flowers. The reception hall
was hung with ivy and southern smi-
lax, where delicious fruit punch was
served by Mesdames Leroy Smith.
Sam Howie, and Geo. c. Pruette.
The guests were met at the front
door by Mrs. 7. 7. Capehart and pre-
sented to receiving party by Mrs, +,
lC. Carpenter. Receiving in the parlor
with Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Funder-
burk were Mesdames c, G. Weaver, ).
l.. Rotter, J. Frank Laney, Ray Fun
lderburk. Misses Anna and Mary Blair
and Miss Elma Gatfney of Shelby En-
quisite pink and white ehrysanthe-
NUNS were used In profusion in both
lparlor and library where a delightful
ly entertaining program of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered by
Mesdames jeff Sewell, Oscar Shelly.
Herndon Hasty ana Miss Lana May
Faust. Here the guests fingered
loath to leave even when invited into
Ah' hlhluS lNbll, dUlDull WIN Sul-
geous yellow chrysanthemums ON
mantel, buffet and cabinets. The CEN
ter table with its handsome cluny
lace cover and tall vase OF flowers
with yellow tulle festoons was a
thing of beauty and a JOY forever. Z"
Here delicious yellow and white ice
cream, cake and mints were served
by Mesdames Bruce Adams. ". II.
Norwood, Henry Milton and A. G.
johnson. Cards were received by the
attractive twin daughters of Mrs.
Griffin. little Misses Wilma and Min
ME sutton. Altogether this was an
occasion which will linger in memo
ry as one of the most pleasant OF the
gay fall 1920 season.
|
Mrs w. c. Crowell delightfully."- en-
tertained the Van Dyke book club az
her home Saturday afternoon Spe-
cial guests for the occasion were Mrs.
X B. Redwine. Mrs Charles Iceman.
and Mrs. u. c. Ashcraft Mrs. n NJ.
Redfern read a beautiful selection on
Canada. the wonderland. and other
splendid papers were "A Trip