Hickory daily record., 1922-10-31
In Newton. Society

homo of DR.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rowe
on Wednesday evening was one of the
most delightful social events Of the
season. The home was beautifully dec
Grated with autumn flowers, ferns and
chrysanthemums, pink and white be-
ing the predominating colors. The
guests were received by Mrs. NJ. j.
Rowe and Mrs: j. F. Snlyrc ard ush-
lered to the, receiving line, composed
I Of Rev. and Mrs. Wagner, DR.. and Mrs.
A. d. Wolfinger, DR.. and Mrs. Rowe,
land Mrs. C. NJ. Rowe. = ]
tI One hundred and fifty called during
1.-the evening, the guest book being in
Echarge Of Mrs. Clarance Glapp.~ Music
was furnished by Mrs. q. A, Carpen-
fter, Miss Lois Herman, Miss Irene
Peeler, Clyde Rowe, Berry, Wagner,
~. B. Schwartz, W. M. Gagner, Tom
Safrit, accompanied by Miss Mary
| Hardister. Mrs. Louis Schruin gave
several piano selections dutine the
|evening. - p
| Delicious fruit punch was served by.
Mrs. F. E. Yount and Mrs. Lee Gabriel
ing room by MesdanleS s. L. Herman,
and E.. D. Gamble where block ice
|cream, cake and mints. were served
by Mesdames r. S. Corpening, Ed.
Curtis, A. C. sYount, Lamar Cline, Earl
! Bost, John Wagner, Dewey Drum, 10y
Sigmon, J. r.. Mehaffey, J. O. Gil
tert, S. E. Shook, Lee Hewitt, Lee
I Sheriff., w. NJ. Lominac and Miss Eta
Moose. @
| Miss Floy Trollinger was hostess at
an informal reception on Monday even
ing in the parlors Of the, Virginia Shipp
hotel in honor Of Miss Mozelle Troll
niger, who was married on Tuesday
! morning to Mr.. Harvey Dickinson, of
Fremont, N. G. The guests were re-
ceived by Mesdames W. A. Stamey, f. |
z. Brotherton, Ida Trollinger, sisters
of the bride. The guest book was pre-
sided over by the hostess, assisted by|
her mother, Mrs. Ida Trollinger, and
Miss Vera Stamey. X
One of the most delightful events.
of the season was the reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Shelby onj
Tuesday evening in honor of their sill.
yer wedding anniversary The home |
was artistically decorated with masses |!
OF huge white chrysanthemums and 4
trailing ivy from which hung hundreds
of silver icicles.
The guests We're greeted at the door
by Mrs. r. n. Newly, gowned in blueI
crepe, jet, beaded, and Mrs. A. II.
Crowell, in yellow georgette beaded
in pearls and crystals The cards were'i I
received for the first hour by Master
Billie Mac Cochran and little Miss
Mary Cochran, handsome children of II
MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Cochran They +
we're dressed as miniature bride and
groom. Little Mary was lovely in her
bridal costume, which was perfect in
every detail, including long train and !
bridal veil arranged with orange bios
sons and carrying an arm boquet of
white roses and ferns. Billy Mac was
,andsenle in his black cutaway dress !,
'uit. The second hour the cards were
aiken Ey Misses Kathryn Killian and
Josephine Newly, there beautiful lit
le girls were dressed in white organ
I've and blue and pink ribbons. The (
Of the evening the cards !.
we're taken by Misses Mary Aber-
lethy and Marjorie Garvin, they were :
ovcly in dainty white organdy. II
Mrs. j. Wilfong YQunt, .goWned inI 8
lack velvet brocaded chiffon, es- y
orted the guests into the punch room, q
phere delectable fruit punch was serv- q
d by Mrs. Glenn Long, in pink satin e
nd silver trimmings and Miss ,Aline q
'ervin, in blue crepe and silver lace.,I e
he punch bowl was q bower Of beau
arranged with quantities Of white O.
hrysanthemums and burning tapers
l silver candlesticks. The punch was
erved from handsome antique, carv-
table, brought from China. In this
,om was displayed the many hand
me gifts. OF silver. attesting the popu-
rity and esteem in which the host II
nd hostess are held by their host Of
lends.
From this room the guests were tax Il
/ by Mrs. Wilfong Yount into the iv- II
g room and introduced to the receiv-
line, composed. Of. Mr.. and Mrs. II
Gather, Mr.. and Mrs. ClaranceIt
app, DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Campbell, II
/. and F. E. Garvin.. II
Mrs. A. 3. KuhnSin black lace idraped II
wn, invited the guests into The din II
3 room. The table was a feast for II
g eyes, arranged with handsome sill
r service, silver candlesticks and
autiful luncheon cloth Of Canton
en- and Chinese embroidery. In the
1ter of the table was the lovely we'd
lg cake, the icing in the form of
ange blossoms and roses with sill II
leaves. Silver ribbons came from
;. chandelier to four corners of II
, table and were tied in bows. II
$. w. D. Cochran, in black crepe with
,rdress of black sequins and jet, and
$. Margaret Stewart, in blue crepe, Il
willy beaded in cut steel beads, pour
coffee at this beautifully appoint
table.
bevy. Of young girls, including
'ses Helen Abelnethy, Cha,!ie Hall,
ry Woodward, Lillian Caldwell,
~ Abernethy, Marjorie Gsrvin,
'othy Garvin, Geneva Deal. all(I
ssed in lovely evening frocLs cf
tel shades, served the guests with -
cream in the form of wedding bells. -
rs, coffee and n,ints. Miss Marear- ANN
arvin pinned a little silver wedding / s4C
on each guest as they took their @A
arturo. by the side, door. ma
II during the evening Misses MaryIH