The Monroe journal., 1921-04-26
9 SOCIAL

Mrs. J. f. Asheraft. who is ompil-
ing data about Union county soldiers
Tor the history TO be printed by the
state historical commission. is ex-
ceedinsly anxious that all men who
enlisted before being indicted
through the draft TO forward their
service record TO her, giving all in
formation possible relative TO their
war service and especially incidents
OF human interest"
AIRS J. l.. Matheson. Jr. OF Wades-
boro is visiting her mother, Mrs. Z.
j. Horton.
Miss Adeline CroU leaves today for
Wilmington where sae will visit Mrs
Heath Lee.
Mrs F. G Henderson is attending
grand opera IN Atlanta this week as
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Il. F.
kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Fred Wood and little son.
Fr'd. lr.. have returned from Elber-
ton. Ca. where they visited Mrs.
Woods parents.
Nh and Mrs. r. ". Allen and chill
dren. Charles and katherine, of
Wadesboro spent sunday with friends
here.
Nj. Dewitt Alexander Of Raleigh
spent the weekend with his parents.
Nj. and Mrs NJ. 4. Alexander.
Mrs I'd Moore Of Wadesboro is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Huntley.
Yesterday evening was ladies
night" at the club rooms of the Mel
vim Deese post of the American Lee
gion. and twenty-five or more moth
ers. wives and sisters of eX-seryiee
men were present for the purpose of
organizing a local post of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary. branch of the Lee
gion. as well as TO enjoy the unique
social function. An equal number of
Dictionaries were present. Bridse
was played at several tables. and a
musical program was rendered BY
Mrs Herndron Hasty. Miss Guerard
Stack, Miss Rebecea stack. Mr.. W. u.
Cole. Mr.. Jimmie Helms. Mr.. NJ. u.
Peach and Mr.. Amos Stack. ], de-
lightful refreshment course. consist
i'm OF punch. sandwiches and cake.
was served. Towards the close of the
evening the Auxiliary was organized
with the following officers: Miss IN
ra Heath. commander; Mrs. II. Nod
fearn, vice-commander; Miss Aaui-
Lee, adjutant and finance officer;
Mrs. John Beasley. post musician;
and Mrs. II. B. Hinde. sergeant-at-
arms. Three young won en-, Mrs W
II. Crow and Misses Lillian Stack and
Octavia Houston, were accepted as
members of the local Legion post
'Jhey having served in the navy as
yeomenettes. Miss Annie Lee. the
adjutant. requests all mothers, wives
and sisters of ex-service men who
would like TO join the Auxiliary to
communicate with her.
The Durham Herald. of the twenty
first, gave the following account of
the wedding of Miss Matte Moye
Adams, and Mr.. Sam Lee, of Mon
roe.
"A brilliant wedding of local and
statewide interest occurred last even
ing at the First Baptist church, when
Miss Mattie-Moyce Adams, only
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. n.
Adams. became the bride of Sam
Hudson Lee, of Monroe.
THE interior OF the church had
been exquisitely decorated with South
ern smilax, palms and ferns-white
standards holding seven branch
candle sticks. were used in the pulpit.
alternating with high wicker baskets
of Easter lilies. snapdragons, delphi
MUM. gypsohela and briganyilla.
Marking the ribbon seat at intervals
in the church, were white standards
topped with showers of maiden hair
fern. and the same lovely flowers.
while the guests We're assembling.
James Leyburn gave a beautiful o.
gan recital, Miss Rosa Warren sing
ing. my Heart at Thy Dear Voice"
just before Mendolssohn wedding
march was played as a professional.
THE bridal party entered the
church, in the following order: Miss
Julia Carver. Miss Eloise Hannah.
Fred Fogler, of Mt. Airy, Fitz Henry
Dillon of Monroe: Miss Emily Moye,
of Greenyille. and Miss Helen Nc
Crazy of Trinity college; T. c. Lee.
of Monroe. and ]. f. Thompson. of
Statesville: Miss Mary Erwin, and
Miss Janet Smith: A. NJ. Stack, of
Monroe. and G. l.. Hooper, of Win
ston Salem: Miss Madeline Knight.
and Miss Eleanor Erwin Smith, of
Albemarle. and A. b. Farley, of
Monroe. These Were followed by the
two matrons of honor, Mrs. c. A. Ad-
ans. Jr.. and Mrs. Erskine Boyce,