Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-01-08

| StoAoh WollCL I al SOiiS il, Mldl w. MIC
Rae, Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. Ruins How.
ard of Columbia, Mrs. Frank w. Leak.
Mrs. Rufus Howard, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Leak for
some days. will leave next Friday to join
Der husband in Savannah, who has gone
there to reside.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. L. Parsons have re.
turned from Raleigh, whittier Mrs. Par
sons went to spend Christmas with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. N. w. West.
Mr.. Walter Storey spent the weekend
here visiting friends, returning to his
home. in Burlington, Monday evening.
Messrs John Terry, lack Long, Hous-
ton Everett, Heavy Terry Pickett Leak,
LeGrande Everett, and Jerome Pence, re.
turned Chapel Hill, Tuesday, to resume
their duties at Carolina.
Leaving Tuesday for A. & E. College
in Raleigh were: John McAulay, William
Scales and William Little Steele Jr.
Misses Laura Page Steele, Addie Webb,
and Esther Hope left for Raleigh where
they will resume their studies at Peace
Institute.
Complimenting Mrs. Sanduskey, of
Chicago, house-guest of Mrs. J. P. Leak,
Mrs. ]. w. Leak entertained at the Rock
ihgham Hotel on Wednesday. The color
scheme throughout was yellow and green.
Daffodils and ferns being the center peice.
Place cards being decorated in yellow.
Covers were laid for twelve: Mesdames
Pickett Leak and guest, Mrs Sanduskey,
honoree, Frank leak, Rufus Howard,
Mial w. Leak, T. c. Leak, A. M. Palmer,
R. S. Leak, John Everett, w. c. Leak and
Henry Clay Wall.
Miss Octavia Scales was hostess at a
dinner party on Saturday evening for the
house. guests of Miss Mary Entwistle,
Miss Louise Moore of Dillon, and Miss
Vashti White, of Lumberton.
Mr.. William Ormond left Wednesday
for Charlotte where he goes for a slight
operation at the Presbyterian Hospital
MIR. Ormond is patient of the Govern
ment.
Mrs. Fred w. Bynum was hostess to
her Duplicate Bridge Club, and few
especially invited guests, on Tuesday
evening at one of the most attractive
meetings in the history of the club. The
boards were played through with much
interest, each table trying to make the
most out OF each hand, resulting in al
most equal score. AT the close of the
game the hostess served delicious roast
turkey and cranberry sauce. hot buttered
biscuit, turkey dressing. sailed almonds
and hot coffee. As an appropriate thought
for the New Year each guest was given
a dainty water-color calendar. The club
will have its next meeting with Mrs. F.
w. Leak.
Mrs L. D. McPhail expects as her
visitors, arriving on Wednesday of next
week, former school mates and brides
maids, Mrs. Alexander Crawford, of Ard |
more, Pa, Miss Elsa Geislaine Hammer,
of Allison Park, Pa, Mrs. Richard Allen
Jones. of Union, S. c., Mrs. Marian Draw
ley, of Greenville, S. c., and Mrs. Cleon
W, Mauldin, of Indian Head, Md. !
Miss Mary Entwistle will return to
The Gardener School, of New York, on
Saturday to resume her studies for the
remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Leak, and little
daughter, Patsey, leave Jan. 18th for St.
Petersburg, Fla. stopping on their way in
Savannah to visit the son and sister of
Mrs. Leak, MIR. Boykin Pascal and Mrs.
Ives,
Messrs. Jack Hardie and Mial McRae
left Monday night to attend the automo-
bile show in New York, which opened at
the Grand Central Palace, Lexington and
10th and 47th Streets, on last Saturday,
continuing through this week.
Mrs H. c. Parsons has been confined
to her room as result of a boiler ex-
plosion in her kitchen on Monday morn.
ing. She is much better, and lis hoped
she will soon be out again.
Mis- Helen CufFie hssretlrped IL. The
Normal to resume her studies