Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-01-26

nesday in honor Of these two
visitors.
Mrs. Walter Jones in compliment to
her guest, Miss Alexander, entertained
al three tables Of Bridge Wednesday att.
The hostess served delicious ham, hotI
buttered biscuit salad, sandwiches. coffee
and pickle and ginger.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ].
M.sLedbetter was a charming
hostess for the members Of thel
Young Ladies' Bridge Club, out
at her lodge at Ledbetters. Thel
guests went out in autos, arriv-t
ing at 2 o'clock, to find the salon
delightfully."- heated.by big logl
fire, and a warm welcome FROM
the hostess. Dinner was soon
announced, and a sumptuous re-
past consisting of old country,
ham, turkey, and all good things
that go along to make a fine |
meal, followed by sweet course
of caramel parfait and cake:
After dinner, bridge was enjoyed
for about two hours.
Mrs. R. R. Simmons enter
tanned the members Of herl
Bridge club at her home, in hon
or of her house guest, Miss Mat
lite Owens, of Fayetteville, oril
Hast Thursday evening. Four
tables were arranged in the liv..
ling room The hostess served
refreshments consisting Of wine
coffee and cake. Besides the
club members, Mrs. Simmons's
Invited guests were: Mrs. Fred
Bynurn, Mrs. w. R. Jones, Miss
Hattie Owens, Miss Laura Page
Steele, and Mr.. Tom Linton.
| Mrs. r. r. Simmons ertained
three tables of bridge Thursday
afternoon at her home on main
street, cemplilnentmg the visitor
Of Mrs. w. r. Jones, Miss Alex
ander, of Fayetteville. After
I the game delicious refreshments
lin two courses were served to
THE guests: Miss Alex ander,
lMesdames 7. M. LedEetteT, w.
lR. Jones. II. c. Wall and guests,
/ Misses Klutz and Lynn, OF Sails
bury, Frank Leak. Mrs. Albion
Dunn, Of Greenyille, w. l.. Par
4 sons. WIS. Steele, Misses Kath.
iryn Mel Donald Laura Page Steele,
! At the home of her parents,
mfr. and Mrs. ]. w. Leak, Patsy
LEAK entertained with a lovely
dinner party, it being the occa-
lsion of her seventh birthday.
| The table was respondent with
Ilace mats, the center piece was q
Isilver flower basket filled with
the first flowers of Spring
golden bells, and tiedwith a huge
(Maiine bow in yellow. Place
cards were decorated with blue
and yellow sea shells arranged tc
represent tiny butterflies. Din
ner was served in three courses
fruit cocktail, fried chicken, rice
and gravy, creamed potatoes, hot
biscuit, green peas, ice cream
land birthday cake. The birthday
cake Of course had a burning
! taper for every year and was
! most attractive. The candle:
were blue and yellow. AT eacf
place was a souvenir of the coca
sion, a cupid doll in blue and vel
! low Maine, carrying out tn.
] color scheme, The boys receives
! la box Of yellow and blue candy
The guests were Misses Eliza
' lbeth Covington, Ginger Long
5 Mary Wall Palmer, Mamie Eeal
Palmer, Mary Wriston Payne
{ Frances Steadlnan @ Brien, Ann
: Scales Parsons, Masters Settl
Dockery and William Covingtor
{ On last Friday evening a tho
oughly delightful dinner part
/ was given at the Bachelor!
Apartments. The hosts wer
Emil YoungbIood. Tip Steele
< Don Phillips, Roy Philips, Ros
z Ierson, Nance PittInan. Steadma
aIand Tom Hunter Their guest
Z were Misses Anna Leak Lex
hetter and guest, Casey lone
! Elizabeth Cole. Octayia Scale
+ Bersa West, Edith Mcleod, Ii
q lie Hamer and Jamie Cole. Tt
I pIace cards were very rnlquI