Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-16

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Following the Storey Thomas
rehearsal on Tuesday night, June |
7th. at the church. the bridal
party was entertained by Miss
Lillian Long. Lots of fun was
enjoyed over cutting the brides |
cake; of course the bride cut the |
knife into the cake, followed byi
Miss Lillian Long, who cut thel
bachelors button. Mrs. John
Watts cut the wish-bone; none of
the others cut anything but on
the second cut Miss Lillian Long
cut the thimble and Mrs. Watts
the ring. The bride filled thel
little heart shaped boxes with
Dream Cake for each one of hert
attendants to dream on after theI
bride and groom are gone. The
hostess served punch and sand
witches. Dancing was enjoyed
by the young folks for some
time.
Mrs. Jake Hinson was hostess
for the Duplicate Bride Club on|
Saturday, June 4th. and also hon.
oring her visitor, Miss Briggs, of
High Point. There were arranged
in the hall and living room Ill
tables for the game which was
played with undated interest
Throughout, until the cards were
recalled and the hostess served
frozen salad, sandwiches and tea.
miss Beth Thomas scored the
highest and received a delicious
angel food cake, and to Miss
Mossie Long was presented a
dainty piece of china; to Miss
Beth Thomas, brother bride
to-be, was given a chrystal and
gold flower vase. The visitors
lprize to Miss Briggs was an ex.
quisite piece of lingerie This
was a delightful meeting and
Mrs. Hinson sustained her repu-,
tation for being a charming hos.
tess.
One of the most enjoyable SOC
ial affairs of the season was al
course luncheon given by Mrs.
LIB. F. Palmer at her home Satur-
Iday evening at $50 o'clock in
Honor of Miss Mossie Long, al
popular June bride. Each table
was beautifully decorated with al
large cut glass basket of Shasta
daisies and ferns tied with white
tulle; also smaller baskets of
miniature daisies and ferns
Candles were aglow everywhere.
| The tables were made more at.
|tractive by hand painted place
cards of a dainty bride. The
first course consisted of fruit
cocktail second course broiled
chicken, rice, English peas in
patties, squash fritters, escallop-
ed potatoes, hot buttered rolls
and iced tea 3rd course: Per-
lection salad with Saline waters.
4th course: Block cream, cake
land minis.
The guests present weree:
Misses Mossie Long, Helen Long,
Nancy Farley, Mamie Steele,
Virginia Benton, Barbara Flow
ers; Mesdames R. F. Long, H. F.
Long, w. B. Stansill, R. L. Leak,
1T. L. Covington, E. N. Covington.
Russell Shaw, Bruce Benton and
1 Hull: Messrs. B. F. Palmer and
Bruce Benton.
4 Mrs Mial w. Leak and Mrs. Buren, o.
Brien were joint hostesses, complimenting
Miss Mossie Long at dinner at the Hotel
Rockingham, on Friday evening of last
week. Covers were laid for twenty three.
the decorations consisting of Sweet peas
and Larkspur. Place cards of Wedding
Bells and Slippers directed the guests to
their places, and a five-course dinner
. was served; afterwards,the guests we're
invited to the residence of Mrs. Leak
where for more than an hour Rock and
Bridge were indulged in. The cards were
| finally recalled and prizes cut for, the
highest in each case winning dainty