The Monroe journal., 1921-05-13
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hostess 10 the Pleasure club Monday
afternoon al Hotel Joffre. Quantities
OF daisies We're attraetiyely arranged
on the tables arranged for rook and
bridge Misses Ruth Russell and
Mollie ieeman served delicious punch
10 the guests as they entered and al
I the conclusion of the games the
hostess served angel cake with whip
ped cream and strawberries. Fifteen
special guests were present.
Hotel Joffre was the scene OF an
other delightful party Tuesday after
noon when Mesdames |. II. Brown
and Bruce Redmond entertained AT
seven tables of rook and bridge
Masses of pink roses in baskets were
tastily placed The score cards were
drawn from IN immense and beauti-
full pink hand box. The attractive
favors We're ladies' bonnets in minia-
ture. filled with delicious creamed
mints. The hostesses served a salad
with sandwiches. and iced tea follow
ed by an ice course.
Mrs. Louis Couch and son have
returned 10 their home in Raleigh
after a visit 10 relatives.
Miss Lillian Stack is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stack in Lumberton.
Miss Mabel Cooper. rural super
visor of the county schools. is spend
ing months vacation at her home
in Taylorsville.
Mrs, j. f. Laney left yesterday for
Wilmington where she will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Heath Lee.
Mrs. Clyde Hunter and little daugh-
ter of Raleigh are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. p II. Johnson.
Mrs, Allen Heath delightfully."- en-
tertained the bridge club "Wednesday
afternoon. Sweet peas were used in
profusion for decoration. Several in
vited guests were present. The host
ess served delicious salad course
and homemade candies.
Miss Mary Benton has returned
from Red Oak where she has been
teaching domestic science.
Mr., Foster Starnes went to Green's
boro Wednesday to arrange the
schedule for the final game OF the
eliminating series to determine the
baseball champions of the west. BY
the arrangements made Monroe plays
Star Town here Saturday and the
winner of that game will play Win
onSalem on Tuesday.
The Wesleyan Philathea class of
Central Methodist church held de-
lightful social meeting Tuesday even
ing with Mesdames +. c. Ingram and
NJ. X. Lee as hostesses at the lovely
suburban home of the latter. After
a splendid musical program salad
course with hot chocolate and straw
berry shortcake were served.
Miss Annie Green left this morn
ing for her home in Louisburg after
a visit to her brother, DR.. Z. S.
Greene. Miss Greene had the mis-
fortune TO break her foot last week.
Chautauqua circle met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. L. C. Winchester.
The program on creative chemistry
was most instructive one. The va
rious members joined in the discus
sion about the rubber, celluloid and
coal tar preparations, how they are
formed. created and their advant-
anges. The last meeting will be held
next week with Mrs. w. B. Love.
Sandwiches and tea were served.
The Van Dyke book club held the
last meeting of the season yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. V. ID. Skies. The
following officers Were elected for
next year; President-Mrs. John
Farley. Jr,, vice-president--Mrs. V.
c. Austin. secretary-Mrs. w. c.
Crowell. treasurer-Mrs. j. T. Grif-
nth. Following the business session
a program on the Indians of the
west was given. Mrs. John Skies pa
per was on The Cliff Dwellers of
Arizona" and Miss Pat Adams gave
an interesting sketch of Indians of
the Rockies" The program was con-
cluded by a delightful reading by
Mrs. N. NJ. Redfern. The hostess
served frozen salad, olives, sandwich
es. iced tea and mints. Beautiful
pink rambler roses and sweet peas
were used as decorations.
The senior class of the Monroe
high school. as part of their gradua-
tion exercises will present "All of a
sudden Peggy" at the Strand Thea
ire Monday afternoon and night May
23rd.
Miss Virginia Lee. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Lee. Sr.. and Mr. W. p Me-
Rae, prominent business man of
Rockingham, were married yesterday
in Baltimore at the Grace Methodist
church. Rev. Mr.. Mills officiating.