The Monroe journal., 1921-05-24

Mrs. j. J. Parker delightfully."- en-
tertained at three tables of bridg
Thursday afternoon honoring her. sis
ter. Mrs James Lockhari of Char
lctte. and her suest. Ms. W. A
Davis OF Wilmington. A profusiol
OF flowers. sweet pleas and roses
added To the attractiveness Of n,
home. The hostess served a deliciou,
salad course followed by cream and
cake. Mrs. +. G. Henderson mad,
the highest score anC 'ceeived a bot.
Tie OF perfume. ". the honor
guests We're presented beautiful has
ke's of sweet peas.
Mrs. Dan Bylerly OF Charlotte l.
the guest of Mrs. W. 5. Baskerville.
The Jonn Foster chapter of ID. A.
RS will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock with Miss Ollie Alexander.
The following teachers who have
served in the Monroe schools so ef-
1ciently leave Wednesday morning
FOR their respective homes: Miss
frankie Mundy TO Denver, Miss Car
oline Mcintyre TO Troy. Miss Martha
Flemming TO Raleigh. Miss Mary G.
Tyson to Carthage, Miss Iva Ratliffe
10 Wadesboro, Miss 10 Dunn to Abe
marie, and Miss Kate King to vii.
mington.
Messrs. Bivens Helms, Emmett
Griffin. Henry Browning. Skies San
oers and Olin Skies have returned
from Wake Forest college to spend
the summer with their parents.
Mrs. Wriston Lee has returned
from short stay in Baltimore.
Miss Martha Blakeney. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl
Parker IN Marshvlle. is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Blakeney.
Mrs. w. S. Baskerville delightfully."-
entertained at seven tables of bridge
Friday morning complimentary to
her guest, Mrs. ID. w. Byerly OF Char
lotte. Rambler roses and sweet peas
were used in quantities for decora-
tions. The hostess served a delicious
salad course consisting of chicken II
salad. hot biscuits, sandwiches. pick
les and tea, followed by home made
candy. Mrs. Baskerville was again
hostess Friday afternoon. her guests
being the members of the Booklovers
club.
Miss Mary Alice Caudle of Wades-
boro is the guest of Miss Berta Allen
Houston.
The attractive home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. Hinson was scene of
loneliness Saturday afternoon when !
their little son. B. c.. Jr, entertained J
a number of his little friends to cele- !
brate his fifth birthday. The living I
room, reception hall, parlor and din. Q
ing rom was artistically decorated \
throughout with Dorthy Perkins &
roses. After numerous games had n
been enjoyed. the little host invited n
his guests into the dining room
where the color note was carried out
in profusion. The huge cake with $
the five candles forming the center i
piece which was surrounded with [
fourteen hand made hearts with can :
dies, these were given to each guest Y
as souviners. The blowing out of \
the candles, the cutting of the cake, Y
and drawing of the ribbon afforded VI
much merriment. Little Master Hin o
son was the lucky winner ring 81
which was presented by his father C
and mother. A delicious desert with Il
whipped cream was served by Mrs. Of
hinson assisted by Mrs. James Linz /
rick. As the guests departed from o
ihe dining room each one was reg u
stored by little Miss Hannah Lou =
'njoyed in the spacious lawn where y
'eanuts had been strewn. Each one ot
vas presented paper bag and d
'rize was offered TO the one who fill &C
d the bag first. At the conclusion p'
hints, sandwiches. and punch We're pc
erved. Those present were. Maggie "a
nd Lois Stegall. John Welch, Jr., du
). G. Hinson, Henry Mangum. Lou do
ellen Clontz, Barlera Miller Lime hi
lex. Hannah Lou Benton, Kathlyn =
Harry Lee Hinson, David
'aylor. and Sarah Griffith
Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Davis and Gt
aughter, Miss kewpie Davis, and re-
Ir. and Mrs. VI. w. Williams spent kn
he weekend in Rockingham with de
RS. Davis mother, Mrs. C. d. Mar
n. Miss Davis will remain there col
n several weeks. da
-
Mrs. $. E. Burns and daughter. Al
idie Bob. who have been here some
me with Mrs Burns mother, Mrs.
ldie Howie, will leave Wednesday
r their home in Brunswick, Ga.
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