The Monroe journal., 1921-08-05
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Benton and Nj Dss,r iitl ui Ruth
trllrdlon, which occurred al the
home OF lha brides parents. Mr. aal
Mrs. W. \. Benton Only the cles. -
friends and aiatAe- were present.
The ever Impressive ring ceremony
VS. performed by Rev. j. " PAGE in
the living room bators Il pyramid Of
oJtld plaAis and -arl,i. lowers. The
bride Was very a;tiaeiir. in 4 brauti-
ful white tailored dress and hat. car
wing a shower bOquet OF brides roses
and lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Hin Is
the youngest daughter Ell Mr.. and
Ms. ". y. Benton. She was educat-
"a at Meredith college and has been
a valuable teacher both in This state
and Florida. She is bright. al
tractive young lady and possesses all
those charms that make an idea! wife
She is a native of Monroe and has
lived here the greater Fart of ner
life. Mr.. Hill is one of Rutherford
tons most popular and successful
young business men. He served IS
months in the world war Immediate
~ after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill left for trip TO Western North
Carolina. After August 10th they
will be at home in Rutherfordton.
Miss Odessa Richardson has re-
turned from a visit to friends at JEFF
fersou City. Tenn. She was accompa-
MED home by Miss Louise Belk, who
will spend some time with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Harris re-
turned Yesterday from a TIP TO the
mountains.
Rev. and Mrs Paul L. Miller. who
have been attending the Sunday
school Normal of the United Luther
Ian synod Of North Carolina. held at
Lemon college. Hickory. y. C.. have
returned TO their work here. Miss
Bessie Bell Deal. sister of Mrs Mil
Ter. accompanied them to spend few
days.
Miss Lucy Stewart. Mrs, Clifford
Stewart and little daughter Anita,
are visiting Mrs. W A. Henderson
Mrs. NJ. \. Alexander is yisitins her
daughter, Mrs c. d, Bradford. OF
Hantersyille,
Miss Eleanor Quincy has returned
home from a New York hospital
where she has been training TO BE- a
nurse
Mrs Victor Hamilton entertained
the Rooklovcrs club Friday afternoon
AT the home of Mrs W g. Hender-
son. Both bridge and rock was play
I'd at six tables Out of town guests
were Mrs. c. W Baueom. guest of
her mother. Mrs Dora Sanders. and
Mrs. G. V. Wynn. guest Of Mrs. \, l..
Monroe. Delightful refreshments
were served, consisting Of salad
course. ice cream and angel cake.
White and yellow minis IN small bas-
kets were given as favors. BASKETS
with yellow flowers were on each ia
bile and throughout the house
Messrs. J. F., Irwin, and Amos
Stack. Miss Frances Stack and Mr.,
and Mrs. Gilmer Joyce motored today
to Cleveland Springs for the week
end.
The Thursday Morning Bridge club
was charminglv entertained yester-
day by Mrs G VI Smith at her home
on East Franklin street. Members
playing were Mesdames Horace Neal.
Il. l.. Payne. G.. C. Pruitt. \. VI Sc
crest and Sam Lee. Mesdames Claude
Benton, Heath Lee and J W. Simp-
son, of Florida. were the guests. \
delicious salad course with after dim
nor minis was served by Mrs s ).
HOWE sister of the hostess.
Mrs. eBnton Ludwick and little
daughter of Salisbury IRE visiting
Mrs. Ludwick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. W Whisnant.
Miss Frances Whisnaut returned
Wednesday from visit to relatives
in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grier Hudson of Raj
eieh are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. ".
Yates. Mr.. Hudson will leave for
New York next week Mrs. Hudson
will remain here until Sept. |.
Mrs. Lizzie Mckay of Concord is
the guest of Mrs. Wriston Lee.
Mr.. Wriston Lee and daughter.
Miss Lucy Lee. are on trip TO Nj
agara Falls and other northern
points,
Miss Elizabeth Griffin. Mrs Il. f..
Kirkpatrick, and daughters. Misses
Gene and Katherine, Of Atlanta, are
the guests of Mrs. +. G. Henderson.
Miss Elizabeth and Master Lonnie
Skies, who have been the guests of
Mrs. A. L. Monroe for the past two
weeks have returned TO their home
at Orangeburg, ;. G.
Miss Margaret Clark of Elizabeth
town. n c., is visiting Miss Eleanor
Armheld
Miss Mildred Sinclair OF Carthage
is the guest of Mrs L J Mcllwaine
Last Friday evening at the home
of the bride. Mrs. Pearl Hood, be-
came the bride of Mr. ~ c. English,
a prominent business man of Monroe.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William Black in the presence of a
few close friends and relatives. linz
mediately after the ceremony, the
couple left for the western part of
the state 10 spend few days The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. Hudson of Wellington. and is
an attractive and accomplished wo-
man She came to Monroe about
year ago. and has made many friends
during her short residence. Mr. Eng