The Monroe journal., 1922-02-17
THE WEEKS SOCIAL NEWS

THE WEEKS SOCIAL NEWS
The following young ladies were
delightfully."- entertained at a Valen-
tine party Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Frances Shute: Frances
Stack. Nary Myers Faulkner, Mar
ga-et Henderson, Chattie Stack, Mar
garet Wager. Margaret Ieeman, Eliz-
abeth Caldwell, Laura Stewart, Lydia
Stewart, kewpie Davis, mad Margaret
Lee. Hearts dice was played for a
time, then each guest was given pa
per and pencil and told to make as
many words as possible from "St.
Valentine" Elizabeth Caldwell was
the winner and received box Of
handkerchiefs. The hostess served a
salad course OF homemade candies,
small heart-shaped cakes iced with
white and containing the initials Of
each guest in red.
The young men of Mr.. Dougherty's
class Of the Baptist Sunday School
entertained the members OF Mrs. E.
NJ. Griffin's class Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. ]. Frank Williams.
The home was most attractively dec
Grated, the color scheme OF red and
white being carried out. Mrs. Will
liams and Mrs. Fred Helms served
punch and this was later followed
by cream, cake and mints. Miss Car
oliEe Cason, as the winner of a
unique contest. was awarded box
OF correspondence cards.
Mrs. r. L. Payne entertained at a
delightful series of parties last
Thursday and Friday. Thursday
morning Miss Rose Coleman of I'm
iontown. Ala. the guest OF the Misses
Crow. was the honoree; Thursday af-
ternoon Mrs. Clement Jones. who
has recently come to Monroe to make
her home, was nonored. On each OF
these occasions five tables were ar
ranged for bridge. Friday mornins
Mrs. Payne was hostess to her rook
club. A salad course with accesso.
ries was served each time.
The U. d. C.'s held most pleas.
ant meeting with Mrs. Randolph Red
fearn as hostess yesterday afternoon
Much business was attended to and
plans were made for Memorial Day
Mrs. Redfearn served hot chocolate
sandwiches and waters.
AIRS. Sam Lee was hostess TO hel
| bridge club Tuesday afternoon. The
following members were present
Mrs. r. l.. Payne. Mrs. Geo. Pruitt
Mrs. Horace Neal, Mrs. Will Red
mond. Mrs. J. C. M. vann, Mrs. Ben
nett Gaddy, and Mrs. o. G.. Thacker
A salad course with oysters, hot roll!
and tea were served. Thursday af
ternoon Mrs. Lee again entertained
a number Of friends at bridge. Hel
guests included Miss Annie Lee, Mis-!
Jean Ashcraft. Miss Adeline Grow
Miss Rose Coleman, Miss Mary Grow
Miss Elizabeth Houston, Mrs. Franz
Rose and Mrs. John English. A de
iieious salad course was served.
One of the most attractive socia
affairs Of the Valentine season wa!
the party given Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. ]. a. Stewart in honor o.
Mrs. S. G. Lawton of Charleston, tn,
guest of Mrs. Oscar Blair. Bridg,
and rook were played at seven tables
The honor guest was presented
candy corsage. The Valentine not
was carried out inthe decorations
! tallies, and in the refreshments
which consisted of creamed chicken
hot rolls, perfection salad, olives
sandwiches and coffee.
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Little Francis Greene, daughter o
DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Greene, was op
Grated on Monday at the Ellen Fitz
gerald hospital for appendicitis. Sh'
is getting along nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. p. V. Richardson, ant
Miss Verla Richardson, attended TIL
ball game between Trinity and Dav
idson in the Charlotte auditorium
Monday night. Mr.. Oscar Richard
son, the captain of the Trinity team
Is the son of Mr.. p. v. Richardson.
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| Mrs. ]. c. Burroughs Of Rocking
ham will arrive Sunday to spen,
several days with her sister. Mrs. v
c. Davis.
Mrs. Wriston Lee, with her daugh
ter Katherine, is visiting her daugh
ter, Miss Lucy Lee. at Converse Col
lege.
Miss Daisy Belk delightfully."- enter
tained at her handsome home Thurs
day afternoon from $3.50 to 500. a
bridge. honoring Miss Rose Coleman
attractive house guest Of Miss AIDE
line Grow. At the conclusion OF tn
games the hostess served delicious
salad course, stuffed dates and can
dies. Thirty-two guests were pres
ent. The home was beautifully dec
GRATED, Parma violets being used II