. . . CHARLOTTE PAIIiroBSERVm , SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25,, 191 t : y
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Durham, '(. 2"! - Friday after
noon Mfs Helen Cribble enterta ned
at her homo on Hollowny .street at
luncheon in honor of Miss Ann
Branson of Concord and Mrs. T. JJ.
Pierce of Weldon.
The llv.ng room where tho guests
were received was beautiful with
dahlias and chrysanthemums
Following the lun-heon each guest
waa presented w.lli a box which
opened revealed a sutallo gift for
each. Tho last op' -n-! "a that of
Mies Oribble. and d ,('lsi fl n Kewpiw
bride bearing tho annininri'ment of
her eomlntr mnrriaeo to Ir Foy
Eoberon of this rlty. The wedding
Will be 'n the near future.
M1m Cnl'Mp Is thf rider daughter
of Mr. C. A. Orii.hle
Doctor Iioberson l a rhyiilr!.n of
thu city.
The annual inltiatinn ceremony
Of the Ekol Kornrlty nf Trinity Col
let was held Wednenday evening in
th TTomiintf huild nir. five younif
la.dg beinir initiatid with the m'8
tri8 of th'.s nociety
The hall was decorated In th
orotity color, green and white, a
number of red roues adding their
baautjv The fve young ladle w-ero
Itlltateil according to rule and cu
toma nd then all Joined in a dinner.
Friday evening at the Country
Club the fr'onda of Mr. Walaee Tie
man gave him a stag dinner His
bachelor frendu took th! oppor
tunity to drink toasts to him before
llie wedding.
Mra. lister Tditler wsn hostess
JFrldav afternoon to the members of
the Auction Hr dge Club. t hr
home on Pettlgrew street. Tables
for the playe'ra were plumed In the
hall and living room At th con
ehisjon of tho playing dainty re
freahments were nerved.
The home of Mr and Mrs J M
W Gregory on Queen wtreet wn tho
ncene of a beaut ful wedding Thurs
day mnrn'ng when Miv Kl'zaheth
Head Karksdale of H hmonil. the
Jster of Mrs Gregory, became the.
bride of Rev. Ciles li'ifknor l'almer
of Woodstock, Va
The onlv nttendantA were the
nieces of the bride. M Mary H.
SUld Pr"clln Gregorv, as rllition besr
ers Thev wore a nty white frocks.
The bride, cowned in white crcpe-de-chine
with veil end currying a
bower of llllcK-of-the-vnlley and
ferns. rnm in fin the nrin of her
brother, Mr .T M. M i'ln't"irv Th'-y
m'ero met by the groom wth bis bent
man. Rev Charles T nslcy Warner,
rector of Mount St. Augustine
Churqh The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. CMes I'.iiMer Cook of
the Ep'scnpn Church, nn unol of
th" bridegroom.
The home was benut ful with
palms, pink nnrt white romo An
Informal reception was he'd after
the wedding. In the 1 brary punch
Waa. served iind 'n the dln'tig room
Ices were perved nil r,f which car
ried out the j n k :md white lib n.
The lm'lc find groum le't irntne
A'fttely sf'rr Use rer-eiitlnn for the r
home In WoooHtnck.
At the home of Rev. R C Crnvpn
Thursdav nV'ln at K-SO, Miss N'na
Booth and Mr. John T'zrU were
married. Mr Craven performing the
ceremony. liny .11 llw in I'ur
ham. Wednesday tin llnbynn Cluh met
With Mra W II Wa nnamnker The
Ubject Of Die J 1 1 ITl c.i ,11 V.IVM "lll-
roines of Ite., i.:f.-. nn.! was 'n
tereftlng Tb- '"M '.ill nn
awered with I'mmtnctit Wu'eri of
the l'reperit W ir " ti cli was fol
lowed by the minute "f the previous
meeting and a nIcm inisineiw inert
tog Th club was f'.rlunntn in bnv ng
present Mrs M. Kinir. who met i
with them fop the n,-Nt tune in !
monthf, ho riif Trit (he t roe
abroad and being ict:ilci, there by
the War. H'w. cs i n verv inte test , ng
talk of her exper encen j
The club b.i'i mh ' m Mrs '
P. H. f J 'j r n ;i n if K:iti I'ortn
nico.
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The T'p-to -1 t . I. ciinv .-,,1. ,t-4
the guests ' I . . 'li.ii.iin I
went on Th-.r-da-. i:.,n.ide '
the home of Mr- W !. W.il1 in
Hillsboro
In the 1 v np i 1 ' 'ri I,. , the
meeting was held !,. r- : it
filled Willi bet.H' r ,1 -.. ,r n
thernums a r, d i.-.t ! a t, i. .
The pubjeo- be M' ., i , . I i,s ve.i i
Is " Worn n " 'I' 1 1 f
pera on the h .1' " t
the books w ' re i v '
were asl'ed ' t" i
where a dt l i'.'iu
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A beautiful " ( c v : - tun -
laed '.n Hi. I'h !,;. !.. - . :.., .
Wednesday -vet .r.g ., k ),., k.
when M:ss Nat'ev T .. . , r t n i..
came lh br rie , :u w.( !i . See
man. The churi h w- i . . it
was sitnp'c but In- t ilv '
The whole church ,.,vi,,.,i ,,
pure white, en toimdi d t.y . pnijiiig
vines arid palms
Before the icrcmoi.v ,i nmscul
program was recd r-i .-. Mrs .1
M. Mann ng play in nutnn mid
MISS Mftlgaret n Mi. vi.ln
Mlaa Mary Louise Muni, in n.-,eg ,i
Nadine
Face Powder
(In Grtun Bourn Only)
Makes The
Complexion Beautiful
JVoducJne that soft, velvety freab
AMO OO much admired. Money
fafiiBded If not entirely pleased.
Nadine la pure and harmleea and
adhere antil washed oft Blenda
ontbiatnlahea; prevents sunburn and
latum of lUscoloratlona. A million
delihte4 asrt endorse the delicate
tints, Flesh, Pink, Brunette, White.
, ' Br TtiUt Cmntf 0t Mall, SOt.
Warts I Tail Cernyw, farU, Tm.
I polo. Master Paul Taylor also sang
Just before the bridal party came
in.
Firm, Mefmrn. Rneed Baaser, Joa Al
bright, Joe Renn and Nat Rwan
came to the altar, foil wed by MIkbs
Julia Albright and Kthel Matlicwa
of Norfolk, Va. Two groomsmen,
Mewirn. Alex Worth and Jamea .Man
ning, were next, tihen M ses MarV
hastier and Kathleen Bherwood of
Ha eigh. Mpsbth Rruce Mason and
Jamen Lockhardt preceding the maid
of honor, Minn Dorothy Renn, ho
wore pink chiffon and carried pink
rosea. The dame of honor, gowned
In pink chiffon and carry ng Kll
larney ronea, came In Juat before the
bride and hr father. Mr. J. H.
Renn. She wa beautlfu y gowned
in Duchem natln veil and carried a
shower of Bride rose and lilles-of-tho-valley.
She waj met at the
foot of the chancel by the bride
groom and hie best man. Mr Henry
Seeman. Jr. The Rov. Sidney S.
Rout performed the impreaalve ser
vice of the Episcopal Church.
Immediately after the ceremony
an Informal reception wan g ven at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mra. J. R. Renn. at Lakeood
IJark.
Mr. and Mrs. fleeman left that
night for their honeymoon, the trip
being made entirely by automobile.
Tis Round About Club held a
business meeting Tuesday morning
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Stokes.
Mrs. John CurUngham entertained
tho membere of the Senior Hrldge
Club and a few outnide guests, at
her home on Parrlah Place, Tuesday
morning.
The living room and ball, where
the card tables were set. Were beau
tiful with Autumn leaves nnrt gol
denrod. Auction waa played and fthe
guests filled five tables.
In honor of Miss Marie Curts of
Richmond, Va.. Mrs. Otis Hmnot
gave a delightful party Wednesday
afternoon. Eleven tables were filled
with guests.
The Alpha Delta PI Sorority nf
Trinity College gave a reception
Monday evening. It wm held in the
pitrlora of the Wnmsjts building.
Progressive sweet hearts was the
game of the evening at which Mr.
Real Slier won the prlie.
Miss Kathleen Turrenttno delight
fully entertained the Rr dgltes in
honor of Miss Nancy Renn at 4
o clock Wednesday afternoon.
Mlns floph! Irfiwrenoe entertained
a. few friends in honor of her guest.
Miss Florence Jones of Creedmore.
Games wore played.
At the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. W D Young. Thursday after
norm. Miss Willie Rosel e Young he
came the bride of Mr. Curl M. War
1'ck. The home was very prettily deco
rated for the wedding and the ''ere
rnony was performed by Uev. Q C
I'iivIk. The bride la a pretty young
woman, a graduate of Trinity Col
lege also the Conservatory of Muse
The groom Is a yoiinjr business
man of Macon. Ga
Immediately after the Wedding
they pfi for a trp in the western
part of the Slate before going to
Macon.
The N'nrth Cnrn'lna State Confer
ence of the Daughters of the Revo
lution will hold their annual con
ference In th's city on November
3 and Many prom'nent vlsltorn
will be i,, the city and preparation
Is being made for a Hplendld meet
ing. Many enterta. nmonts will bo
given them
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NEWTON
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New inn, Oct ST -Mrs J. H Yount
wms hostess Thursday of lsst week
to :i fel'ghtful meeting of tho Km
brirdery Club. 1 lie cosy parlors,
iidorneil With beaut 'ful cut roses,
nnd warmed by open fires, made an
attractive picture, ns well ns a com-fi.rt.i-
one Mrs Yount. assisted
I.. Mii .1. IV Yount. served a de.
Melons three-couise luncheon Hcv
ciut Kiirntfi were present In addition
to the culi Iiiemlieis.
i R-v nnd Mrs It I. Slroup have
returned from n niert'ng of the
Lutheran Hynod In ' rginla at Mount
,1;m lison They motored through
the Shct rindoah ViilleV. visiting l.u
i.iv i'.ie and other points.
frv and Mrs It. id of Baltimore.
p:itci!s of Mrs George Khlpp. have
lie-, e;lient of llnctnf ntlrl M l' 1
Sb'.i Mr. Re ,1 returned to Haiti- I
mure Inst week wh'le Mrs Red '
';i remain hte for some time.
Mr r P. It. .we of .In. Ksonvtlle. j
Fl.i . was t.e t"icM this week of Mr
.'ltd Mrs '"yde Howe .
Mrs Norwood and little son. Billy. !
i . . J rs L"nk. of I lenil Tsonvllle. '
w I, ' hle hten glleKtS for Motile tittle !
"f Mr arid Mis. L F Iong. expect '
to renin hotrie this week '
Thuisilav. Mrf, .1 P. Yount charm
Iru'l ,- rere vm t lie Rook Club at her
handsdrne colnn.nl home The north
V'tlMf and dlnltu' room Weie beau
t I i Iv .1. crated with jdnk rosea and
' itli pat lr and r ot ion hull
vi'ti lovely bowls of other ftoers
'lie nt ud v for the afternoon was
l-'i ..' I:iii. nnd Instruct ve extr.-ictn
fr. in Rtnddard's lectures on that
country were rend by Mesdsmea W
' I e iiiftcr and C. W. Thurmon
M's M. S kes gae (l humorous
1 1 ( It a' on.
HcslileB the club members, others
ettertaru-d Were Milaiiics Jenn1
l'..Ht Margaret Stewart. W. A.
Ithvrie, Westermnn of Wilmington,
Be le Wilfong, cionlngor, Miss Marie
Host and Mrs. H. O Carpenter.
Mr and Mrs J. II Mccip)illnd
and Miss Mary Yotint went to Hal
e'gh this week to attend the Stat
Fair. M ax Yount W'U visit In sev.
era) other cities before returning
home.
1 Mra. Belle Wllfonir, who spent thn
Bummer in Henderaonvtlle, and Mlaa
Hal'! Try, who wee In Saluda for
several weeka, returned homo tact
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t STATESVILLE
Rtatewvllle. Oct. 23. The most Im
portant nodal event of the week was
the brilliant wedding reception held
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! at me nome ot .v r una "tf
I H-ierri i wednesdav ninht immediately
' - aeitartmeni nas aiso enienainen ine
following the marriage of Miss Mlp- oPneral Club at a social meeting at
nle Sherrlll and Mi UeRoy Cussing the Elks Home wit'i Mrs. T. W Lin
of Tryon The numerous guests who 1 gl of Davidson, State chairman of
, . t . . t .social service, as honor giieM. Mrs.
attended were welcomed at the front . ft hplpful fcn(,
door by Miss Mary Austin Glover and terestlng address.
MeHT Fred and Karl Sherrlll. Re- j Tho literature department reported
ceiving in the haU were M.Um.. W. ZnT'J The
T. Klncald, W. E. Weob, II. Li. Pos- p,, wa neld t the ,.hftrrnan'g
ton. and J U Sloan. Misses Margaret nome an(, eonB,stft(, of a orture hy
HloAn. Virginia iimiksi rk"""',
Hrawiey sno ivainer.)iie jvintoiu
ed the callers to the cloak rooms.
Mrs. L W. MacKesson and Mrs Z. V.
L,on(f presented them to the receiving
line, which was composed of t"e
bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. t. a.
Sherrlll, Miss Marie Fewell of Rock of Mrs s j RraBh Mrf w a. Doug
Hill, H. C., Rev P. C. Morgan of Ma- : laM Chicago. Mrs F. R. Myers, Mil
con. C,a. uev and Mrs. C E. Ra- Waukee, Wis., and Mis8 Pollock of
nal. Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Moore and Chicago Those assisting In the hon
Mr and Mrs. J. K. Bherrill ot Mtoores- i org were Mesdames T. J. Gold, o K.
vllle and Miss Mary Ramsey of Balla-, Kearn. Charles Ragan W G prad
bury. From the receiving line Misses ; nRW w Tl Ragan S 'h Toml'nPon
Carrie Hoffman ejid Altie Corpenlng R w Morrow n ponock V G
ushered to the library, where Mrs. T , Burnett. A. Sherrnd, R A Rrackett,
O. Fawcette of Mount Airy and Mrs. i w t. Parker Arthur I.yon
E. R. Rankin of Tryon Served punch, j '
Miss Kara Cowles and Mrs. VI N. The Sorosis Club met Thursday af
Lawrence conducted the guests to the tofnon wltn Mrs T j Tngram
dining room, where Mrs. C V. Hcnkel.
Mrs K. L. Miller and Mr. A. V. j T))r T'ristc-illa Cluh met Friday af
Ptcele received. Serving the refresh- (ernoon Wth Mrs Herbert Feild '
ments were Misses Mary Ioret
Cowles. Francis Pressly, Rride Alex-; The oamma Stea Club met Friday
ander. Annie Iardner Moore or afternoon with Mlsg Kathr n Tate,
Moorcsville. Eugenia Miller. Gladys f tne president "
Bherrill, I.oulse Sloan and .Marrnrei
Rrawley In the gift room the pre-!
enta were shown by Mrs. P. A. Rry
ant, MVs Mac R. Long. Mr F. V.
Steele and Mls Loulne f-sherrlll.
Misses Charlve Tomlln and Elizabeth
Hrawiey presided over the wedding dent. Rook was played and a salad
register. The bride wore her wedding course served hy Mrs. Charles Long
dress of white crepe meteor and ,., t!lf Misses Alexander.
Chantilly lace trimmed with orange
hlossoms Her veil, whl' h was cap At the pretty rook party given Wed
style, wild held In place with orange nesday afternoon hv Ming Mar.lorln
blossoms and fell the entire lentli of Cottam in honor of her attractive
her court train. guest. MIr Alice Taylor of Murling-
ton. Vt . the lovelv hand-made tinnd-
Mrs J L. Sloan entertained this
afternoon In honor of her guests,
Mrs Lucln Parks Stephens of Con-
cord rind Miss Mario Few'ell of Rook
Hill, 8. C.
.
Mrs. J. Paul Leonard gave
"m'scellaneoiis shower" for Mis'
Sarah Ramsey, a bride of the week.
Monday afternoon. The guests were
amusing themselves with game., nf
rook and hearts nice wnen little Mar
tha Leonard entered the room with a
Inrgo pink basket filled with the arti
cles composing the shower and Pre
sented It to M1ss Ramrey. Later the
quests were Invited Into the dining
room, where the refreshments were
served The dining room ws very
beautifully decorated In pink and
white ind the color scheme Wtin car
ried out In the refreshments Kach
guct received a larrce pink rose bud
B a favor nnd Mis Rnmsey was rrlven
an appropriate picture for a bride, as
a gueyt of honor prlre
At a party given In her honor hv
Mrs. Carl C. Axley. Mis Ramsey was
surprised with a "kitchen shower"
Toward the close of tho afternoon the
door bell rnng nnd when the hostess
opened the ,oor Master Gordon park
Inson of line West S C renresent in I
n post man. entered and asked for M- Hosklns and Miss iVirr-.-irrt Hicks.
Mi"s R.iiusi v From lib mall bng the George Walker and MIsb Julia Itar
little postman .levrre,l to tlie bride- row Tlcnrv PssehAl nnrt MUa Annie
elect various articles of kitchen war
given nv the nicnN to the pSrtT.
Preceding the "shower" the guests
pi.ivcd rook Mrs J Paul Tnnnrd
nnd Miss Morea Jordnn making the
htgji ncores.
The Thursday Afternoon I'.ooU Club
Was entertained hv Mrs W M Bar-
ringer Afler ii discussion of current ,
events and limitations from fllr Wal
ter Rnleigh. Mrs. Clem Tmwd. Mrs
H TI. Adams and Mrs Henry Hall
read very Interesting nnd en;ertalnlng
papers. Miss Ada Hell Barringer ns
s'sted the hostess In serving a salad
course.
Probnhlv ir.f) guests nttended an
afternoon ten given by Mrs J. A.
Rco't. Mrs .. V T,on nnd Miss
Mary Scott Frl.lny afternoon at the
home ,,f Mrs Tiong The rallers were
met nt the door by Miss Altle Corpen
lnr and their curds wer taken hv
Master Zeli V.-mce Long. Mrs. L
White Introduced to the recelvlnr line,
which was composed of Mrs. FPcott
Mrs Lonir. Mrs C R. Ravnnl. Miss
Minnie Sherrlll Mrs P. A Rryanf,
Miss Hell Wnddell Mrs. John Cullev
nnd Mis Pcott From the receiving
line Mrs F . Ptecle inhered to the
reception ball w'n-re Mrs R P T.ong
.iii.l Mrs C V He, .Lei received M s.
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. lie .lllllllrf I "Mill, W lll'll' .IIS I. I,
Piiwrette of Mount Airy re eivnd Ten
wi poured I,v Mr n If Adninsnnd
ccff.-e liv Mrs A P Hfeele. The hot
b.v.rnge, were fiered with sarid
ui.hes. cheese straws und stntTed
ihites hv Misses Ruth Fads Mary
Thonma, Filer,, Terry, and Virginia
S'enip. From the dln'ng room Mrs.
V F Hall and MVs, W R McTllnnd
conducted the guets through the
rear ball to the pun. h room where
Mr w Webb rece'vd and Mrs
T, W MacKesson nnd Miss O.ir-i,,
HofTmnnn nssls'ed by Mlasea Sarah
nnd Kiit ' erlne N"or. served Th
house v.-,s attractively deenrntod
t hrom;hoi,t
Mr V R Punch was hotc to fhe
San Soiicl Ci,,, Tuesday nfternoon.
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HIGH POINT t
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High Point, Oct IS Mis Bessie
Pitts, one of the most popular mem
bers of the younger set, prettily hon
ored Mrs Krwln Coflleld formerly
Miss Mildred Harmon. Monday after
noon by giving a Japanese beauty
siowcr following a rook party, in
a nook, under an Immena Japanese
parasol lighted with Jap lanterns, the
bride was lad blindfolded to a seat of
Jap pillows and two little Japanae
maiden. Alloa Leslie Pitta and Mary
Elltiabeth Perry, presented tho teu.
ty howar whloh mm1U4 of tolUt
and boudoir avrtloUa. v . .
Tho ollowlar card woro laued tho
Drat at tho weak:
Mr, fcnd Mra. Honry Cloy Xoorno
roouoat tho honor of your prooenco
at tho marrlago of their daughter
Nan
to
Mr. Jamaa Allen Austin
Wednesday evening, October tho
twenty-eighth
at eight o'clock
Waahlngton Street Methodist Church
High Point, North Carolina,.
The Woman's Club, one of the
strongest clubs In the State, has open
ed the club year with renewed vigor.
increased membership and a determi
nation to accomplish more than ever
before.
At the first general meeting held
Wednesday afternoon the social ser
vice department reported 14 children
clothed, and 12 children fitted out
with school books; th hospital ex-
penses paid for one woman and one
baby cared for. This department in
coniunctlon with the oivlr departmont
raised $400 on contribution day. The
. . . .v. .
Mrs. Vance, followed by an Informal
reception at which the officers re
ceived One of the largest receptions of the
week wag Thursday afternoon when
fr V T'" Prpflitmnra riitt.iit trt Hrttinw
Mrs. J J. Farrisa won the club
prize and Mrs. Kdwurd Hutchison the
visitors prize Tuesday afternoon at the
meeting of the W o T. Club held
Wtn Mi yTilTy Alexander, the presl
kerchief given as high score prize,
was capture by Miss Nan Kerns
.
Mrs W. C. Boarons wn hostess
Thursday afternoon to th- Kntro
Nous Cluh. Rook was piaved. Mrs
a'j j. Farrisa winning the satin shoe
trees given as club prize, and Mrs.
Guerney Reams the visitors pr'so.
Mrs Claude Reitjiel, Mrs Will Jones
and Miss Clara Steele assisted fie hns-
toss in serving the salad course.
J LOUISBURQ. t
Loulsburg. Oct. 23. Mrs. T. W.
Watson entertained Saturday evening
In honor of the young men boarders
In her home. Rook nnd other gam s
were played.
The following couples were present:
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Harvey. R. jr.
GlnflS and Miss Betilah Tucker. H. A.
Carlton and Miss Sallle T. Williams.
O. W. Cobb and Miss Alba Allen, J.
.1. Clark and Miss Lynne Hall, v. A.
Hicks nnd Miss Fleanor Cooke. W.
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'"H't-ii, i . . If atnuii "IIU ill " I U
Monger.
Quite n unique and most enjoyabb
snclnl function was given to th ladles
of Louishurg Wednesday noon by Mrs.
Arthur Hyncs Flemmlng, on her lawn
op Church street In the nature of
an old -fashioned barbecue. Not a
man Was
present. The following
ladles were the guests: Mesdames C.
K. Cooke, J L Palmer, L. J. Joy-
Her F
B. McKinne, R. T. Holding,
J. J. Harrow. J. W. King, Ivev Allen.
W. II. Yarborough, S. P. Boddle, J.
A. Turner, T. W. Watson TV A.
RenviH. J. P Williams Julia Scott.
A. M. Hall. W. H. Ferguson, W. H
Ruflln. Mnlcolm McKinne. . B. Cllf
tor. W. H. Macon. R. C. Beck. R. C.
Allen. George Cralle, M . K. Ohnnnon
of Washington. D. C. W R. White.
S T. Hnliling Dora Jackson. K- R
Hill, D !. McKinne. J. A. Hodges.
H. G Hicks. M. C. Pleasants Georgia
Huddle. W. W. noddle, R. 7.. Rgerton.
.1 W. Holling-sworth. A. F. Johnson,
J. M. Allen, H. 8. Mendows K. L.
Best. S. J. Parham Wlngate 1'nder
hlll, W 11 F.7.0II. J. It. Yarhnrongh.
W. H Morton. M. F. Houck nnd
Miss Snllle T Williams.
Miss Margaret Hicks who attend
ed the Royal-Adams Wedding nt Four
Onks las' week, has returned home.
Miss Cora Monger of Newbern who
also attended this wi tiding, accom
panied Miss Hicks homo. Miss Mon
ger hns visited Loulsbtirg before, and
was the recipient of many social cour
tesies. Miss Daisy Allen, who Is connected
with the Stat. Health Department In
Rnleigh Is spending her mon'h's
vacation In this city with her mother,
Mrs. Rmma C. Allen.
Misses Mary Belle Maeon and Miss
Lucy Smlthwlok recently left for Wil
son penr which city th"y will tench
this Winter.
Mrs. Raton Winston of Rlon Col
lege, a recent bride Is visiting; her
pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Macon
Miss Hettle S:alllns of Cedar Rock
Is the crnrmlng guest of Miss Rleanor
Cooke, nt h'r euburban home, Lone
oak.
WWI Rej-mmiimrlod.
Th wife of n wealthy manufactur
er, according to The Chicago News,
bad occasion to call in the help of a
new floor polisher,
"Do you understand your business
thoroughly?"
"All I ask, madam, la that you
shall Inquire for yourself at my last
situation. On the flrsnr of th large
drawing room alone flv neranns
broke their limbs during last Winter
and a lady e'lpped down tho grand
staircase, Tt waa I who polished tho
floor and the atalra-"
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to I
Winston-B&lem, Oct. O. BrllUant and
beautiful wao the marriage on Wednta
day evening of Mlaat Bthel Follln and
Dr. J. Carroll Wiggins, which was sol.
emnlied at the home of tho brlde'a pa
rent. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. follln, at T
o'clock.
A lofty Gothlo arch and altar had
been erected wltjj'a background of ami
lax, Bride ros and cathedral candles.
A beautiful musical program preceded
the service. Following two exquisitely
rendered piano solos by Mrs. R. S. Gal-
loway, Mlaa Antionette Glenn of Char-i
j lotte sang Rubensteln's "Thou'rt Like'
i Unto a Flower." I
j As the strains of the "Bridal Chorus"
i from ''Lohengrin" were heard, sung by I
a quartet composed of Mrs. Thomas ,
Mastin, Miss Emma Lelnbach, Messrs.
Philip Williams and Brooks BynUm, thai
bridesmaids descended the stairway hold-I
ing broad white satin ribbons, which
marked the bridal pathway. The brides
maids. Miss, s May Follin, Virginia and.
Mary Wiggins. Krma Bailey, Senah Crlta j
and Mrs. V. R. Cooke of Ashevllle, were
charmingly attired In accordlan-pleated j
chiffon over pale plrlk satin. They were
met at the altar by the ushers, Meesra.
Paul Montague, W. P. Hill. Jr., Murphy,
Mc.N'air and Norman Btockton. The at
tractive maid of honor, Miss Eleanor!
Follln, entered next. She was beautifully1
gowned In pink satin, veiled In net and
girdled In silver, and she carried an I
armful of pink bridesmaid roses, tied;
with broad chiffon ribbons.
The groom was attended by Dr. Wil
liam S. Gibson of Suffolk. Va.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father, she was radiantly beautiful in
her bridal robe ot Ivory satin with court
train. Ht filmy tulle veil was becom
ing arranged In cap fashion and she
carried an exquisite shower bouquet of
Krlde roses, valley lilies and orchids.
The Impressive rlria; ceremony was used
; by Uev. Father Vincent Taylor, O. S. B.,
j of Greensboro.
i Following the ceremony a brilliant re
ception was held,
i Ir. and Mrs. Wiggins left for a bridal
tour North, after which they will reside
here.
Mrs. Vames L. Dunn entertained at a1
lovely Autumn bridge party on Wednes-,
day afternoon In honor of MiSB Lucy
Lyhrook. whose marriage to Mr. J. Por-
ter Rtedman will take place early In No
vember, j
Miss Lybrook received a lovely Bllverj
cologne bottle, the gift of her hostess. '
Concluding the afternoon Mrs. Dunn,
assisted by Mrs. R. S. Btedman and Mrs.
Iv W. O'Hanlon. served a tempting
course of refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Gustavos A. Follln an-
. tcrtiiined the bridal party following the
j rehearsal on Tuenday evening for the
I Follin-Wiggins marriage.
I In cutting tho bride's cake Miss May
Follin cut the ring. The lucky bluebird
i fell to Miss Virginia Wiggins, the Coin
; to Mr Brooks Rynurrt, thn thimble to
; Miss Senah fritz, the bodkin to Miss
Kmorie Harber and the coin to Dr. Wil-
; l.am Gibson.
Mrs. J. C. rsuxton and Miss Anna Bux
ton were at home to a large company of
I heir friends at tea on Monday after
noon, in charming compliment to their,
kinswoman, M.ss Louise Bahnson, who
is to be married shoitly to Mr. Holt!
Haywood of New York.
Mrs. Buxton and Miss Buxton were as.
Hinted In receiving by Mrs. H. T. Bahn
son. Miss Bahnson, Mra. Brantley Finch,
Mra. Mary I'attcrson, Mrs. H. L. Ed
wards of Dallas, Texas. Miss Lucy Ly-1
brook and Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Mrs. II. E. Fries und Mrs. J. L. Lud-;
low dispensed tea and coffee.
Mrs. Robert S. Galloway entertained at
anexqiiiaitcly appointed rose luncheon
on Monday with Miss Ethel Follln as
her attractive honor guest.
The central adornment on the bride's
tahle in the dining room was a lovely
silver vase of rare Klllarney buda and
fei n.
Gu each place card a single long
stemmed bud rested with a dainty pink
Matin box of bonbons. . The honor guest
nnd other brides-elect present were pre
sented with lovely crrpe. de chine hand
kerchiefs tied with ribbons and rose
buds. Misses Elizabeth Hill and Louise Bahn
son were the charming honor guesta at a,
beautiful dinner party on Thursday even-j
Ing given by Mr. arid Mrs. B. S. Worn-,
hi... Kach appointment of this lovely!
affair was suggestive of the approaohlntf j
Hallowe'en mason. The table bore as lta:
decora Uon lovely Autumn-tinted dahlias j
nnd woodland leaves, and many gro
tesque jaek-o-lanterns. The place oarfla
consisted of hand-painted Autumn leaves.
The guests of honor reoelved as gifts
from their host and hostess lovely oen- j
terpleces of rnro lnce, while Miss Lucy (
Lybrook. another bride-to-be present,
was presented with a lovely hand-1
wrought pln-cuthlon In dainty design. I
Mrs. Charles Taylor was hotes to I
tho current Events Club thla week. The!
meeting proved to be an altogether de-!
lightful and Instructive one. I
Miss Ruth Crltz was the charming
hostesa to tho Young Ladles' Auction
Bridge Club on Friday afternoon at her
home on Spring street.
Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson entertained Vefy
delightfully Thursday afternoon In honor
uf Mlaa Delia Johnson, whose marriage
to Mr. Pierre Walker of Wlllon will be
a leading event of early November.
Miss Lillian Hitchcock entertained at a
Iom I v sewing party on Friday afternoon i
in honor of Mias Maude Bohannon, whosa j
marriage to Mr. John Cecil Trotmnn of
K. nly occurs early in November.
An eleunnt luncheon concluded this
most delightful affair.
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Tnurlnburg, Oct. 28. Mlse Mat Mo
Kachtn was hostens to the Flliubeth
Browning Book Club last week, and
the nfternoon spent with her waa one
or the plcasantest. Only current
topic were read, by Miss Rva Coving
ton, and the fun of the afternoon be
gan. Progressive bunco was the game
nd wn thoroughly enjoyed bv all.
Misses Anna McKlnnon and Emma;
Gill cut for the prlie, the former be
ing th.- winner, received a handsome
cut glass dish. A delicious salad
course with coffee followed by mlnta
was aorved.
On last week Mra. W. D. Jamea,
Jr., entertained a few frlenda In
formally. Games ware played and a
most delightful evening passed. Mra.
Jamea aerved tea, sandwiches and
mlnta.
Mra. M. U John waa a delightful
hostess to the Lad lea Thursday After
noon Hook Club on last week. Bad
weather seemed to plot agalnat Mra.
John, but that failed to Induce the
ladles to forego the delights of her
hospitality and quite a number were
present. The program waa complete
and very much enjoyed. Mra. John
aerved Ice cream and coko-
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RALEIGH
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Raleigh. Oct. 2 S. Although the
State Fair thla year had no chief
marshal and aides under whose aus
pices to hold the annual State fair
ball, the ball was held quite success
fully on Friday evening with a large
attendance of ladies and gentlemen
from every section ot the State and
the ball room section of the city au
ditorium where the affair was held,
was thronged with a brilliant com
pany of dancers and spectators from
10:30 to 2:30 o'clock.
There was also a special fair dano
in the Auditorium on Wednesday
night that was most enjoyable and
wag attended by many visitors as well
as the Raleigh dancing set.
Rev. Hlght C. Moore and Mrs.
Moore spent several days the past
week at Murfreesboro where they vis
ited the Baptist College for Women
there. Mrs Moore is a graduate of
that ' institution. Both were guesta
of the college and both addressed the
student body and were delighted with
the work and program of the institu
tion. Miss Serena Dalton of Winston-Salem
and Miss Laura McQtll Cannon
weer guests of Mies Julia Manning for
the State fair week.
Mr. and Mrs Watkins Robarda
spent the week here with Mrs. Ro
bard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Root, on Hlllsboro street.
Mrs. W H. Rogers Is at home again
after a visit to Birmingham, Ala., and
to Charlotte.
Mrs. John J. Whitehead of Tonkers.
N. Y.. is here spending a while with
her father. Col. John Niohols. on Daw
son street.
Mrs. Marshall Williams of Faison
and Mrs. I. W. Faison of Charlotte,
who were the guests of Mrs. William
J. Andrews the past week, have re
turned to their homes.
Mrs. K. R Moffttt has returned to
Rh'Timond after spending more than
a week here. She ws.pi h guest In t'e
home of Air James H. Pou.
After spending a week here guests
In the home of Mrs. George P Pell,
Mrs. Berry of Wilmington and Mrs.
McPherson and Mrs. Johnson of Is
lington, have returned to their homes
Mrs. Charles Leo Smith had as her
guests the pat week Mrs Eugene
Little, Wadesboro; Mrs. W. M. Creasy,
Wilmington; Mrs. Hunter Smith, Fay
etteville; Mrs. Barberry, Clinton
The annual State fair hall by the
Capital Club was given Thursday
night and was well up to the high
standard of these events In past years,
being graced by great numbers of visi
tors from every section of the State
The ball room was lovely in special
decoratlons and the dancing continued
from 10 to 1 o'clock.
Miss Adelaide "Van Noppen of
Greensboro spent tho week here the '
gueet of Mise Florence 8tone. I
Mrs. Marlon Cohb and children
have arrived from Wilson to Join Mr.
Cobb and they have taken apartments
here.
Miss Nina. Masten Is here from
Winston-Salem the vuest of Mrs.
Phelpa for fair week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Andrews, Jr.
spent the past week in Atlanta with
friends.
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Rev and Mrs. A. R. Hunter are be- !
ing heartily welcomed back home af- :
ter their European trip in which thev i
were marooned for some time in the
war zone without their friends in this
country being able to ascertain their
whereabouts. They made rhelrwnv
Into Italy as nVckly a they could af- .
ter the declaration of war. !
Saturday afternoon the Raleigh
College Women's Club had as their
guests a number of the members of
the Durham chapter of the Southern
Association for a special meeting held
st St. Mary's School. Tho" were
M!1sea Kate Johnron. Sallle Beavers,
Mellle I'mstead. Mollle Speed Xellio
McClees. Lllla Markham. Martllda
Michealai Sadie Whltmor, Irene
Hicks, Florence Baxter, Lillian White,
Leliah Hampton. Lldla Ba-ncroft, Mar
garet Wertz. Gussle Michaels. Susie
Michaels and Madames J. C. Blvlnn
and W. H. Galssnn.
Miss Rleanor vaaa wag hostea for
the Kcntness Book Club Tuesday af
ternoon. Tho first dance for the State fsjr
week was that by the Country Cluh
on Tuesdny night, the affair proving
one of special enjoyment with Mr.
Charlea K Johnson, Jr.. chairman of
the house committee of th.t club. In
charge. There were a great numher
of young people and many visitor!'
to the city participating
The Raleigh Woman's SufTrnge
League has elected Mrs. Palmer Ger-
mn .nd Mrs. Russell Langdon as del
egates to the convention of the North
Carolina Woman's Suffrage League in 1
Charlotte. November 9 and 10. Tha:
was the first meeting of the Raleigh
League lnce organisation a couple,
of months ago Mrs. Jamea H. Pou Is I
president of the local league.
Miss Resale House haa, returned
from Klnston where she attended the
silver wedding of Mr. and Mra. J. N.
Rouse.
Arch Deacon N C Tlitrhea and
Mra Hughes and daughter MIsa Caro-
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INO FOR SAMPUM AND MICK
J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO.,
Forty-seven Whitehall Street Atlanta, Georgia
line, went to Weldon thla week to
attend the marriage of Rev. Mr.
llughea' eon. Mr. N. Collin Hughes.
Jr., and- Mlaa Jessie Green, which took
place Wedneaday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Page of Prin
cess Anne County, Md., spent the
week here guests in the homo of Dr.
Hubert Royster.
Mra. Claudtua Dockery of Troy
spent the week here with friends.
Friends here and throughout the
State have reoelved invitations from
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hldney Lanier
of Birmingham, Ala., to th marriage
of their daughter. Miss Mary Banister,
and Mr. James O. Munds of Wilming
ton, the marriage to take place No
vember 7 at St. Mary'a on the High
lands, Birmingham. Mr. Munds lg a
son of Mr. J. C. Munds for many
years especially prominent in North
Carolina Masonry.
On Friday evening at the Gover
nor's Mansion, Mrs. Looke Craig was
a moBt charming hostess for a com
pany of intimate friends, most of
them visitors in connection with the
convention of the Daughters of the
Confederacy. It was a dinner Party
and the guests were Mrs. Marshall
Williams of Faison; Mrs Fannie Ran
som Williams of Newton; Mrs. 14. H.
Griffin, Mra 'Nathan O'Berry, Qolds
boro; Mrs. Thomas Craig, Gastonia;
MYs. Jamea A. Oudger, Asheville and
Mrs. Victor Bryant, Durham.
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Elkln, Oct. 23. The Home Missionary
Society met At the home of Mrs. G. T.
IJoth Monday afternoon. Tho object of
th meeting was to arrange clothing for
two little children who will be sent from
here to Children's Home, Winston-Sa-l'im,
at an early date.
Miss Xell Gwynn Is visiting friends In
Durham and Raleigh tlda month.
Miss Mary Armfleld of teteevllle is
the attractive guest of her brothers
family on Church street.
Mesdames Alex Chatham. Jr.. and B.
K. McXeer motored to Htatmvillc and
Charlotte this week to attend the the
ater. Miss Louise Roth, a student at Salem
College. sjent the week-md here and re
turned Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Billings and baby have re
turned after a month's stay with hor
parents at Danville, Va,
Pr. and Mrs. J. W. Ring have returned
from a pleasant visit to their dausrhtT.
Mrs Joseph p. Parker, who lives at Rich
Rqtiare.
Where A iium Fall.
A farmer was recently arguing
with n Fren'h chauffeur who had
slackened up at an Inn regarding
the merits of the horse and the.
motor car, says The Sacrod Heart
Review.
"Give me a 'orse," remarked the
farmer; "them traveling o.l-shops is
ton uncertain fer my llkin."
"Ket is prejudice, my friend." tho
chauffeur replied, "you Rngleeph
are behind ze times; you will think
deefairent some day."
"Behind the times be blowed!"
came the retort; "p'r'aps nox' time
thn Proosians are around Paris ana
you have to git your dinner off a
steak from the ind wheel of a
motor car, you Freiu'hmpn'Il wish
vou wasn't so bloomin' well up-to-date!"
Corn Comes Off as
Easy as You Please!
"Gets-It" Being Used byMilliont
It la the first time that a real, sure-as-fate
corn cure has ever been dls--Covered.
"GETS-IT" ia the new corn.
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Find tHe Lady Wka Uses the World's Greatest
Corm-Cura, "GETS-IT."
ender, based on an entirely new prin
ciple. It s a new. different formula,
never successfully Imitated. It makes
corns shrivel and then vaniah. Two
drops do the work. You don't bun
dle up your toe any more with sticky
tape and plasters that prew down on
the poor corn no more flesh-eating
salves that don't "stay put." no more
hacking at corns with knivea or ra
aora, no more bleeding or danger of
blood poison; No more limping
around for day with sore corns, no
more corn pains.
' GETS-IT" la now tho bigaeat-eell-ing
corn cure In the world. Uae It on
any hard or soft oorn, wart, oallua or
bunion. Tontght'e the night.
"GET8-IT" is sold by druggists ev
erywhere, 25 cents a botUe, or sent di
rect b IS. Lawrence A Co., Chioago.
It' an easy matter to rent a room
or two or make a business of pro
viding for roomera it the "Wanta
are used.
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