The Monroe journal., 1922-02-14
Social and Personal

Misses Mary and Adel:ne Grow en-
tersained charmingly from 1880 to
$50 Friday afternoon in honor OF
their guests, Miss Rose Coleman of
Uniontown, Ala. The guests were
welcomed at the door by Mrs. Allen
Heath and Mrs. Wriston Lee and
Misses Jane Crow and Mary York
Neal received cards. Mrs. Samm Lee
and Mrs. Emsley Armfeld directed
the guests to the parlor where they
were introduced to Miss Mary Crow,
Miss Coleman, Miss Adeline Grow
and Mrs. Howard Smith. Misses An
ME Lee and Jean Ashcraft directed
the way to the dining room where
Mrs. Henry Crow and Mrs. Ed Grow
served delicious salad. Mrs. Horace
Neal and Miss Lura Heath dispensed
coffee and tea and Misses Florence
Redw,ne and Isabelle Heath served
waters. At the dining room door and
in the hall Misses Kathryn Shute and
Pat Ashcraft, Mrs. w. c. Heath, Mrs.
W. o. Nisbet of Charlotte, and Mrs.
X. B. Redwine were receiving. In the
sitting room Miss 0ctavia Houston,
Mrs. ]. t. Griffith, Mrs. R. L. Payne
and Mrs. Frank Rose received and
served salted peanuts and mints. The
Grow home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. and candles shed a
soft glow over the scene. The dining
room table was covered with hand
some Madeira cloth set with filet me-
dallions and was cen.ered with an
equisite basket of sweet peas and
fern. A large number of guests call
ed during the afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Skidmore of Albemarle
is visiting Mrs. Frank Rose.
Mr.. Will Hudson of Rocky Mount
spent the weekend with relatives.
Miss Hannah Blair has returned
from a visit to friends in Shelby. 4
ese
Misses Margaret Caldwell and Peg
gy Pope have returned to their home
in Lumberton after visit to Miss
Mary Hazel Long.
Miss Minnie Lee Seigler spent the
weekend with her parents in Winns-
boro, S. c.
Mr.. Archie Farley, Miss Bee Fair
ley, Mrs. Key Scales and children of
Albemarle spent Sunday with Mrs.
Kitty Farley.
Mrs. Frank Stevens and children of
Winston Salem are spending some
time with DR.. J. M. Belk.
Mrs. A. M. Secrest was the hostess
on Friday afternoon to the following
members of the Booklovers Club and
invited guests: Mesdames George
Pruitt, Vann Secrest, G.. M. Smith,
John Welsh, Frank Lander, Will Red
mond, John Vann, and Miss Isabelle
Secrest. Delicious pressed chicken,
heartshaped sandwiches, hot rolls,
coffee and Equimo pie were by the
hostess. Attractive Valentine ba.-
kets filled with mints were given as
favors.
The Wednesday afternoon bridge
club enjoyed very delightful meet
ing with Mrs. Frank Rose this week.
The personnel of this club is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ella Houston, Mrs. Allen
Heath, Mrs. A. l.. Monroe, Mrs. Al
bert Redfern, Mrs. j. J. Parker. Mrs.
F. G. Henderson, Mrs. Rose and Mrs.
Joe Heath. Mrs. Sam Lee and Mrs.
X, G. Jones were special guests.
Mrs. John English assisted the host
ess in serving fruit salad, sand
wiches, waters, crystallized ginger
and coffee. The Valentine note was
observed in the score cards, table
markers and in the red cyclamen
plants used for decoration.
Miss Elizabeth Hamer of McColll,
S. c., will arrive Friday to spend the
weekend with Miss Anna Frances
Redfern.
Mr.. Everette English arrived home
last night from Trinity College and
will spend several days here.
Child Welfare Day was observed at
the February meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association held yesterday
afternoon in the Chamber Of Com
merce. The ways and means COM
mittee made the following reports;
1925 on hand from sale Of cakes,
$500 realized from the spelling bee
and wireless concert. Plans had also
been made for a Valentine party to
be held in the American Legion
rooms on Friday evening. The ad-
fee of 25c will be charged,
and the proceeds will go to complete
payments on the encyclopedia for the
school. As the new auditorium will
not be complete for a month yet, the
play to be given has been deferred
until that time. Mrs. Phifer stated