The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-26
8 SOCIAL

Mrs. John Welsh entertained Will
/ three tables Of bridge Thursday
morning complimenting her guest
Mrs Frank Welsh of Abbeville. :. C.
Scores Were kept on attractive hand
painted cards and Miss Mary Griffith
. won the prize for highest score Mrs
Welsh was presented with the guest
OF honor prize. A delicious salad
course followed by mint sheriff and
ice tea We're served TO the following
| guests: Mrs. Frank Welsh. Mrs. V.
c. Austin, Mrs. Gillian Crais. Mrs.
: y. NJ. Redfern. Mrs. c. VI. Redfern.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Farley. Mrs. \. II. Secrest.
Mrs. G. VI. Smith. Mrs. :. Il. Helms
Mrs. ]. j. Parker, Mrs. Ella Houston.
Mrs. Y. u. Skies. Mrs. +. ;. Greene.
Mrs. V II. Mood. Miss Mary Griffith.
and Miss Sarah Welsh.
Mrs. Welsh entertained with four
tables of rock in the afternoon for
her sister. Miss Lila Welsh. Miss
Jessamine Austin kept score and as
sisted in serving a salad course with
tea and minis to the following young
ladies': Misses Mary Dean Laney.
Jessie Harper Brown. Clara Ander-
son, Nan Schachner and guest. Miss
Lucille Davis. Ruth Garren. Nora Lee,
Rebecca Norwood. Rachael and Flea
nor Armfield, Berta Allen Houston.
Lucy Lee. Lila May Tharp. Margaret
Helms. Grace Newell, Annie Heath
Redfearn. Eula Miller Redfearn and
guests. Misses Sarah and Margaret
Redfearn of Wadesboro. Miss Caro-
! line Cason, and Miss Helen Craig.
Miss Thelma Tharp, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs y. W. Tharp. was taken
to a Charlotte hospital Wednesday
suffering with appendicitis. Surgeons
found her condition critical and oper-
ated Immediately. She is slightly
improved and physicians say ii she
! lives through the day there is some
chance for her Miss Tharp is unus
ually popular with the younger set
and her many friends are hopeful of
her recovery.
Mrs. G. b. Caldwell spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with Mrs Percy
Thompson in Gastonia.
Miss Nan Schachner and guest,
Miss Lucille Davis of savannah, Ga,
and Mr.. Karl Schachner. have return
ed from a trip to Wrightsyille.
Mr.. Earl Hinson has returned
from Charlotte where he was a mem-
Der of a house party.
Mr.. Morehead Stack. in company
with several fellow students of y. c. |
State COLLEGE has returned from a !
two months trip which included stays |
in Scotland. Nova Scotia and France.
Mr.. W. c. Sanders spent the week
end in Elizabethtown. y. c.. and was
al White Lake on sunday whore he
witnessed the spectacular dive of
Bromley Jennette, young Mt Olive |
man, in which he sustained a disloca-
ted spinal column. Mr. Jennette
died Tuesday night as the result OF
his injury.
Miss Hannah Blair, Miss Bonnie
Withers and Mr. Benjamin Withers
left Wednesday for Mays Head to at
tend house party given by Dr.. Har-
ny Keil of Tarboro.
Miss Bee Farley will arrive home
tomorrow from visit to Salisbury
and Albemarle, She will BE- accompa-
MED by her sister Mrs. Key Scales.
Dr. j. NJ Belk and daughters. Mrs.
j. c. Daughtridge of Rocky Mount,
Misses Mabel. Henry and Johnnie
Belk. returned last night from a
motor trip to northern cities
and Canada, They travelled more
than four thousand miles, pass
ing through fourteen states. From
they went TO Danville,
Va. through the mountains of West
across Pennsylvania into
New York state. stopping at New
York. Albany and Clifton Springs,
The summer. Several days were spent
nj Niagara Falls, thence to Toronto.
Montreal and Quebec, Canada. The
return trip was made through the
White Mountains of Maine and the
Green Mountains of New Hampshire.
"A wonderful trip" says Miss Mabel
Belk. land though We traversed some ,
Of the worst roads imaginable-and
some of the best, we had not a single
lO AiOhuitt just
clear sailing all the way The driv-
ing was done by Misses Mabel and
Henry Belk and Mrs. Daughtridge.
Capt. and Mrs. 4. c. Johnson, Capt.
Iohnson's father and Mr.. Nevin I
Johnson left last night for their new '
home in Richmond, They will be !
Joined tomorrow by Misses Pauline. |
Grace. Katherine. Imogene and Mas /
er Glenn Johnson. i
Miss Annie Pharr of Charlotte is |
he guest OF Miss Mary Benton Miss I
Benton will entertain at bridge to- !
morrow morning in Miss Pharr's !
lonor |
Messrs. Amos Stack and Ray Shute
eft Wednesday morning for the
OF western North Carolina
nd eastern Tennessee, making the
rip in Mr.. Stacks car
Misses Annie Heath and Eula Mill n
r Redfearn have as their guests a
heir cousins, Misses Sarah and Mar
aret Redfearn and Mr.. Walter Red
earn OF Wadesboro.
Mrs. Murray Benton. Misses Pat
nd Pualine Benton are spending sew
raj days at Chimney Rock
The Weaver and Wesleyan Phila-
hea classes of Central Methodist