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_ ^y at &«e'Wim»ji* niM o««*»it. f Hoiwr Mlw Sink own
•Minatj|r» corM«M senred aa^ Miss JMi« ;wfa Madarla"^ linen,
place ca^ for the fourteen/'Qoanftloa of gai:|j^eB Oofwera. and | *1,0 ^
imests. After the breakfjiat the ' roees made^iolorful decoratlona hrtde-e ect •”« »•• 1 home amid h CPlof cemhinetlCT
’ Bern-,for tta oecaalotf^f'i^ - {given taft T^nredar erentog " pt pink and frtqte. ei»tiwdiw t|g
Lack Pnnette
Rtortained Har Ghib ^
Miee Lade Prwvette ontertidnM
the members of her bridge nlnb
at her home In Wllkesboro Friday
ermlng with two tahlee being
f de ap for the game. The high
^ prise in the game was won
Mr^ Gordon Forester. Mrs.
Charles Hart, of Chattanooga,
_ Tenn., who was a housegueet of
. her alster, Mrs. Bryan Gllreeth,
vaa remenrbered with a gift. A
' salad and sweet course was
- serred at the conclusion of play.
MrSk Hodges, Miss Mosley
Hostess At Bridge
A delightful perty of the week
was the one given by Mrs. Rus-
sdl G. Hedges and Miss Rebec
ca Mosley Monday evening at the
-home of Mr. and Mrs. Hodges on
‘ Kensington Drive. A bridge game
Was .preceded by supper at 7
o’clock and those receiving pris
es were John E. Justice for the
men and Mrs. Palmer Horton for
the ladles. An array of cut flow
ers formed a festive setting.
Pattie Somers
^ _ Club Hostess
A "pretty club party for the
week was the one given by Miss
Pattie Somers at her home In
Wllkesboro Friday evening
when she entertained for mem
bers of her club. Two tables were
placed for play In a setting of
summer blossoms, alter which re-
freahments in two courses were
served. Miss Christine Irvin
;^oved to be the most successful
at cards. ,
Mrs. Ray Hobbs, of Charlotte,
the former Miss Ruby Hartley,
of Wllkesboro, and who was here
visiting relatives received a re
membrance from Miss Somers.
Mrs. Genio Cardwel Is
Book Club Hostess
With Mrs. Genio Cardwell as
hostess the members of the Fri
day book club were graciously
entertained at her home on E
Street Friday afternoon. Most of
the club members were present
also several invited guests and
responded to the roll call by Mrs.
W. P- Horton with Current
events of much interest. Mrs. C.
D. Coffey. Sr., the president, pre
sided.
Mixed garden flowers conslst-
fcg mostly of roses and larkspur
made colorful decorations for the
‘Resits v^b were delicious
refreshments in two courses ^
'the close of the afternoon from
the dining room table and two
small ones.
U. D. C. Met With
Mrs. Harvey Church
Members of the Wilke? Valley
Guards f'tiupter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
KaJil their June meeting Monday
l^erun.m in Romia at the home
of Mrs. Harvey Clnirch with the
presivlviR. Mrs. J. E. Johnson in
charge of the business session at
which time a number of business
matters were dispensed with.
The program for the afternoon
was arranged by the program
chairman. Mrs. C. D. Coffey. Sr.,
who told about Jefferson Davis.
Othe numbers on the program,
were “The Flag” by Edgar Guest,
given by Mrs, Clarence Call. A
Jefferson Davie poem read by
jjlrs. Church. Mrs. Tom Brown a
poem “Beauvoir" by Mane AI-
cott Harris, and Mrs. Johnson,
"The War Flag Returned to Ra
leigh.”
During the social hour the nine
l^uiembers attending were served j
delicious refreshments The meet
ing Monday marked the final one
until Septemiier.
'wo Parties Given By
liss Louise Vyne
MLss IxHitSe Vyne. entertained
hursday afternoon at her homo
B C Street honoring Miss Mary
ink, bride-elect of June. The
wm's, in which tour tables were
laced for bridge, were attrac-
vely decorated with a profusion
[ seasonal flowers in artistic ar-
ingement.
To Miss Sink the hostess gave
beautiful luncheon set, and to
Irs. William Newton and Mrs.
li^ton Brewer, winners of first
nd second scores, prizes were
warded. Following play a salad
nd sweet course was served.
Another party was given by
Ilss Vyne Friday evening this
ime having gucsU sufficient for
iree tables of bridge. Mrs. Will
Hair received first award In the
ame while the second went to
Irs H B. Smith, Larkspur and
OSes were used chiefly for deco-
aUons and at the close of play
smptlng refreshments were serv-
d by Miss Vyne.
is Mary Sink
»d At Breakfast Party
Uss Mary Sink, whose mar
ie to Charlee Darwin Smlthey,
;hl» city, has been the Insplra-
i of many Intereetlng social af-
B, w a I lionored Saturday
pnlng when Mtoe Adeline
college mate
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Hand Embroidered Gowns
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