The Monroe journal., 1922-11-07
Halloween Frolic at Presbyterian
Church

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The Young Peoples society of the
Presbyterian church had Hallow-
cen Frolic in the basement of the
church last Friday evening There
were about seventy-eight young peop-.
pie present who enjoyed the fun and
excitement Of having their future
read by gayly dressed fortune tellers,
Various games and amusements were
also participated in which caused
much gayety.
Little Miss Lou Ellen Clontz Cele-
brates Sixth Birthday.
Little Miss Lou Ellen Clontz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.H.Clont2,
celebrated her sixth birthday Satur-
day afternoon, entertaining about
thirty-five Of her little friends. From
the time Of their arrival, the gleeful
little folks enjoyed every minute un,
iii after eating cream and cake and
Jordan almonds and cutting the
birthday cake. There was much fun
in blowing the candles on the cake,
Misses Hannah Lou Benton and Eliz-
sbeth Miller Caldwell succeeding in
blowing all of them out. The hostess
presented as favors kewpie dolls to
all the girls. and feather wind mills
to all the boys. The guests enjoying
the little hostess hospitality were:
Little Misses 10 Neal Caldwell, Eliz-
aheth Miller Caldwell, Johnnie Laney,
Charlotte Brown, Rosemary Basker-
vile, Margaret Heath, Mary Covlng-
ton SecreSt. Peggy Smith, Virginia
Redfern. Made Evans McGill, Mary
Yorke Neal, Catherine Coble, Mary ID.
Eubanks, Margaret Haigler, Louise
/ Lilies, Katherine and Martha Wager,
Jane Crow, Effie Mae English, Han
nah Lou Benton. Anna Lawrence Red
fern, Masters John and Hargrove
Bowles. Bonner Hasty, julius Griffith,
Richard Howie. Francis Adams, L.
c. Horton, Jimmie Payne, Steven and
Isaac Blair, David Morgan, Walter
Heath. Dale Bundy, John WELSH, Jr.,
John Henry and Gull Griffith.
Meeting Of Sorosis
Soros;s was most delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. f. NJ. Griffin last
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
West Windsor street, the president
Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart presiding, On
ly two papers were read as the al
ternoon was devoted in the main to
business. Mrs. ]. Frank Laney's pa.
per was Isaac Erwin Avery" and
Mrs. ID. A. Houston's, "Christiar
Reid" both interesting to North Caro-
lin'ans. Mrs. F. o. Tichnor was Sc
lected to lead the club in the discus
sion Of parliamentary laws, which
will claim the attention OF the mem
bers this winter in connection will
the regular programs. The budget
and other business transactions viii
be reported later. A large delega
ton from Sorosis will attend the del
egation to be held in Waxhaw Fri
day m6rning at IL o'clock. The plai
of entertainment is for each one at
! tending to take small lunch which
! VII be served in cafeteria fashion
! ~ " hot coffee. etc. Mrs. Paine
I ye..nan Of Raleigh will be the prin
| cipal speaker and treat is in stor
! for club members of the fourth dis
I trict. At the close OF the program
I the daughter and granddaughter o
I the hostess, Mrs. Neal Redfearn an
Miss Katherine Kyle Redfearn, serv
I ed a delicious salad course followe
I BY dessert and salted peanuts whic
4 the hostess announced were a gen
I uine North Carolina product.
] Miss Eula Miller Redfern Entertain
Miss Eula Miller Redfern YER
charmingly entertained few Of he
friends last Friday evening at ne
home On Franklin Street. The frs
floor was decorated in Hallowe'e
colors, black and yellow, and pre-
J fusion of huge crysanthemums wer
used in an artistic arrangement
Punch, ice cream, cake and mints wa
served, black cats being given as ia
vors with the mihts. Those invite
J we're Misses King, Slower, Foy an
J Bradley, Celeste Lockhart, Bessi
J Bayles. Hildah Morgan, Beatric
J Crowell, Louise Cox, Annie Lo
J Crenshaw, Lillian Tharp and Ann
, Everett Heath of Charlotte, Messr
. Roy Hawfeld, John Coble, Robei