Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-05-19
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LLldL CITY Oh OOhuof aAtIh AioeVh oltc. =
most delightful several days spent fishing
dancing, boating etc. The party was
entertained on Friday at a dinner party
by Mrs. ]. p Leak. After dinner the
party went to Hamlet to the dance. Mrs
IL. c. Dockery entertained them Sunday
for lunch, and Saturday night, Mrs. c: X.
Waddill, at Cheraw, gave bridge party
in their honor.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
MRS. John Morrison entertained six
tables Of rock. complimentipg Mrs. james
Ewing. After several progressions the
game was called off and the hostess
presented to the honoree. a powder puff.
Delicious refreshments were served in a
salad course.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. John Morrison
entertained in honor of Miss Heloise
Smith. guest of Miss Esdale Shaw, and
Mrs. Homer LeGrand, Of Hamlet, the
latter bride of this month. light tables
were placed in the dining room and liv-
ing room for bridge; the game was thor
oughly enjoyed for an hour or more after
the usual progressions the game was
called off and the hostess presented to
the honorees beautiful corsages of sweet
peas then served delightful asparagus
salad with Russian dressing. chicken in
patties cheese straws, crackers, raspberr
ny ice.
Judge and Mrs. Adams, of Carthage,
came over from Carthage on Saturday,
TO be at the bedside of Mrs. Adams faith
er. Mr.. Stephen Wall, who has been
quite sick at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. H. D. Ledbetter. The people Of
Rockingham will be glad to know that
Mr.. Walls condition IS much improved
and it is hoped that he will soon be GU;
again.
A distinctiyely pretty and charming SO,
-cial affair in Rockingham was that on Sat,
urday afternoon when Misses Fan and
Lillian Long entertained in honor Ct Miss
Mossie Long and Miss Beth Thomas, two
brides Of next month After all had ar
rived dainty score cards were given Out
which directed each guest to her place at
one Of the eleven tables where bridge and
rock were enjoyed for some time before
the games were called off and delicious
salad course with accessories were served
The honorees each we're presented hand
some hand. painted nut bowl
Little Miss Virginia Morrison accom-
panied her father to Raleigh, Monday, to
visit her little cousin, Miss ANGELA Nor
rison. at the Executive Mansion for
couple Of weeks.
Ms Ada Morrison Nuttall arrived in
Rockingham Friday evening and was the
house guest Of MI. and Mrs. John Morrison
for the weekend. She accompanied Mt.
and Mrs. C. B. Bryant to Charlotte sunday
afternoon, where she viii visit before re-
turning to Raleigh
Mrs Fred. W. Bynum and daughter,
Eva Page, are spending several days this
week insAberdeen,
Mrs W L Parsons spent several days
in Raleigh last week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. N. W. West, returning to Rock
inghan Sunday evening.
Messrs Mack and lack Alden and Annie
Webb are in the city having returned
from Christ School at Brevard. The viii
spend the summer in Rockingham.
Mrs A. ATenson entertained on Tuesday
complimentary to Mrs. George Blackburn
Williams and Miss Beth Thomas. the latter
a bride-in-June, The highest score in
bridge was made by Mrs W.P. Webb. and
in rock by Mrs. W :. Harrison. Cut-glass
baskets were presented the honorees. Aft
Ter the various rubbers refreshments were
served consisting oftomato surprise, chick
en- salad, cheese straws, ice tea, block
cream. maccaoons, lady fingers. The
guest we're. Mesdames Williams, HaYley.
Stewart, Morrison, Guthrie, Harrison, Watts,
Jones, McAulay, John McNair, Claude Will
Eams, ". E Thomas, Webb. Whitlock,
Ewing, ". r. Long. Jr., W. S. Thomas, and
Misses Beth Thomas, Kathryn Mcdonald,
Mossie Long Ruth Harrison. Elma Warbur.
ton. Betsy Long, Groves, Simpson. Shefi-
dan. Allen. Pans, Arrowood. Mrs. George
and Mrs. Rowe, Of Lincolnton, and Mrs. D.
4. Nance, Of Winston guest Of Mrs H /
Guthrie.
Oh Tuesday evening Of this week Mrs
vi ?. Webb entertained her Sunday school
class, Class 49,, at an ice cream supper
This class is composed Of young fellows
and each was expected to bring a girl with
Inn, which all were only too clad to do
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