The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-06-16

NUS q III W o'N'Ay, ' N's eAAAS ''N~AN'
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Emerson who remained to visit
her daughter there.
Mrs. Sidney T. Newell. formerly
Miss Hope Cobb of Orlando, Fla, is
visiting Miss Mary Cobb.
Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Jr.. vii! leave
Sunday for Nag's Head. She will be
accompanied by her son Pete and her
grandchildren, Peggy and Marvin Will
son.
Mrs. Young B. Smith of New York
arrived Tuesday fer a visit to her
mother, Mrs. +. c. Branson.
The Cecil Johnsons are occupying
the R. D. W. Connor house for the
summer.
Miss Mary Dey of Norfolk is com
ing Tuesday to visit the William NJ.
| Deys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Fussler and Mr.
and Mrs. A. p Hudson visited Mr.
and Mrs. William Miller at Carolina
Beach recently. Miss Julia Fussler
has returned from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Braun at Catawba. Col
lege
Mrs. J. S. Henninger is in Wythe-
vile, Va, with her mother for a few
days. They went there together after
her mother had visited her here for
a week
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rose have moved
from the Latta house on East Frank
lin street to the Olive house on Vance
street.
Miss Mary Manning will go soon to
spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Will Webb, in Bell Buckle, Tenn.
Mrs. j. A. Warren's mother, Mrs
j. S. Spurgeon of Hillsboro, is in
Berea, KY, to visit her daughter Flora
for month. Miss Mary Spurgeon
has returned to Hillsboro after teach
lIlk lHIh WihLCA III n pea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boggs are in
the Gerald Mccarthy house on Pitts
boro street for a few weeks.
Mrs. G.. Y. c. Buice of Greensboro
was here at the weekend with her
two grandchildren who live with Mrs.
| J. d. Webb.
Miss Margaret Jordan has come
home from Smith College
Mrs. Athol Burnham and her niece,
Miss Johnsie Bason, left Monday for
Short Hills, New Jersey. Johnsie is
now in Ithaca, N. Y, with her grand
mother, and Mrs. Burnham has gone
to Darien, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch and their son
have gone to Montezuma for the sum-
mer.
Miss Cecilia Bason will be in Mrs.
| Burnham's cottage until fall
Mss Mary Ward of New Bern is
here for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffin Taylor,
their son Edmund, and their daugh-
tiers, Misses Eliza and Mariana, are
in one of Miss Alice Jones's houses
on North street for the summer.
Miss Mary Thornton will leave to-
| morrow for Charlottesville where she
will study in the University Y Vir
| vi ~ a cummar school
Mrs. r. p. Venable is visiting her
daughter Mrs. G. N A. Wescoat in
Moorestown, N. j.
| Lawrence Thompson of New York
stopped by for day or two this
week. He had been at Myrtle Beach,
S. C., and from here he went to Nor
canton before returning to work.
Miss Anna Forbes Liddell, who is
studying in the Summer School, is at
Miss Nellie Roberson's
| DR.. William deb. MacNider, Mrs.
O. NJ Royster, and Mrs. John M.
Booker drove over to Oxford Thurs
day to call on Miss Opie Royster.
Miss Alice Jones has these guests:
Mrs. f. b. Justice, Miss Margaret
Chreitzberg, and Miss Harriet Chreitz-
berg.
Mrs. Woodwork and her son and
daughter Of Peekskll- on the Hudson
have taken one of Miss Alice Jones s
apartments at 508k North street.
Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Manning, Isaac,
Jr., and John, and Miss Alice Jones
went to Goldsboro Sunday for the
celebration Of the 80th anniversary Of
st. Stephens church.