The Monroe journal., 1921-05-27

tended The names OF Misses Mollie
| Ieeman and Nell kinard were added
TO the roll and Mrs. Foster Starnes'
name was proposed. Mrs. :. b. Bundy
read splendid by prepared and en-
tertaining paper on beginnings of
the Revolution. Miss HARRIET and
Elizabeth Alexander served delicious
block cream and angel cake.
Mrs. Viola Ashcraft is visiting her
parents in Baltimore and at the same
time attending the summer school at
Johns Hopkins university.
Mrs. Lee Stack and son. Lee. Jr..
have returned to their home in Lum-
berton after visit to,Mr and Mrs
\. NJ. Stack. They were accompanied
by Miss Evelyn Smith who will spend
several days in Lumberton.
Mrs. V. ID. Skies was gracious
hostess TO the Pleasure Club Tuesdly
afternoon. Rook was played at six
tables. Blue and pink layk-spurs
We're used in profusion for decora-
tions. Miss Ashe Bennett Skies kept
the score. A salad course followed
by mints We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Sanders en-
tertained the following young people
yesterday afternoon at an elegantly
appointed dinner: Misses Guerard
Stack. May Beasley. Messrs. Garah
Caldwell. Skies Sanders. John Wray.
and John Wilson Farley.
Mr.. John Wray left today for
Knoxville. Tenn. where he will spend
two weeks with his grandparents be-
fore joining his parents in 0wenboro.
Kentucky.
The Waxhaw Enterprise gives the
following account of the Hardage-
Krauss marriage: IAN event of much
interest to the people of WaXhaw
and other communities took place
last Monday afternoon at Lancaster.
when Miss Nell Krauss and Mr. w.
]. Hardage. both of Waxhaw. We're
happily united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. Mr.. Mason.
pastor of the Methodist church of
that town. Only a few relatives and
intimate friends were present for the
occasion. those of the party being
Mr.. and Mrs l. A. DeArmon of Char
lotte. the latter a sister of the bride.
Miss Lucille Niven. Miss Mamie Gam
BILE and Mr.. Belk McNeely. The bride
was attired in a brown tailored coat
suit with accessories to match, and
wore a corsage of sweet peas After
the ceremony. the couple left for al
trip to Atlanta. from which point
they will return next Sunday evening.
and Mrs. +. A. krauss. of WaXhaw,
and is one of the most attractive and
handsome young women of the COM
munity. Mr.. Hardage is assistant
post master at Waxhaw and is popu-
lar and highly esteemed. The many
friends of the couple wish for them
a happy and prosperous life to-
getner."
OUt Ol tnt HiOSl utllt0tIul dHdlTS
of the season was the reception given
at the Central Methodist church last
night, the occasion being the opening
of the splendid Sunday school build
ing recently completed. The main
which is one of the most
beautiful in the conference. and the
Sunday school rooms were lavishly
a ,sI orb ttass
roses, sweet peas and other cut flow
ers, potted plants and ferns. Rev.
W. r. Ware, Rev. j. w. Moore. Rev.
II. H. Jordon, former pastors, Dr. II.
X. Boyer. the presiding elder, DR.. II.
4. Gurney and Rev. S. L. Rotter made
brief talks and the choir furnished
splendid music. After the program.
the audience was invited into the
Sunday schol building where the
teachers received in their respective
class rooms. Delicious refreshments
were served in the assembly room,
and several songs rendered by boy
quartet. The handsome new rarson-
age was open to the visitors and eX
pressions of delight and admiration
We're heard on all sides. Mrs. w. r.
Ware and Mrs. II. X. Boyer and Mas
ter John Moore were present to the
delight of their many friends
Mrs. ]. +. Clary of Greenwood. s. |
c.. is visiting her mother. Mrs. C. W.
Bruner.
Miss Kate Copple will return to-
morrow from McColl. s. c.. where
she has been teaching. Miss Len
Jordon of Virginia. who also taught |
there. will accompany Miss Copple |
home TO spend the weekend.
Mr.. w. L. Mann and family and
Mr.. J. B. Copple and family of Abe
marie are spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Copple.
Rev. Edward Long OF Clinton. S.
=. will preach at the First Baptist
hurch Sunday at eleven o'clock.
The members of the L. d. c. chap