GAY LIFE AT PIEDMONT SPRINGS
I
Written For the Greensboro i
News By One of the Piedmont |
Guests.
Piedmont Springs is again the I
scene of merriment and general
good times. The hotel opened
up on the fifteenth of June and
an unusually large number of
guests have been pouring in
ever since. The Y. M. C. A.
campers from Greensboro are
making the hills echo with their
yodelling and blasts from the
bugler's calls. All of the guests
are en joying daily trips to Moore's
Springs, the Cascade, Yado
Mecum. Moore's Knob, Dan bury,
the river and other points of
interest.
Friday evening Miss Anna
Buxton from Winston-Salem ar
rived and will remain until June,
30th. during which time she will I
be hostess at a house-party given
at the hotel. The quests are :
Misses Adele Irvine, of Dallas,
Texas: Mary Cabell Sheppard, j
Senah Critz, Lucy Lybrook, and ;
(•race Whitaker: Messrs. Beverly
Stras, Phillip Williams, •lohn j
Whitaker. Beverly Sullivan,;
PorterStedman and Wilson Gray. j
Friday evening the guests at the ,
hotel including the house pa»-ty.
opened the ball-room with a
very delightful dance. There
are many charming qualities at- J
tributed to Piedmont but perhaps j
the one most pleasing at thisj
season is its never varying cool,
evenings. The days are never
what one might term hot but
the evenings are always striking
ly cool—a fact which is very
much enjoyed by all those who
have the good luck to be op
here.
Saturday morning the mem
bers of the house-party availed
themselves of the excellent op
portunity of horse back riding
Piedmont is a perfect haven of
delight for ."hikers" and from
the way in which the guests are
hiking this summer one might
say that a good many of them
had found their proper niche.
Saturday night people from,
Winston. 1 iermanton. Danbury, I
an 1 Wahut attended the hop,!
Qiiv \ number of people living;
arourc 1 tbe springs came in and i
ir»'itil*_r»-»} in a square dance,
w::u'\ .-.a- •-Xv'cuted in a skilled
i tshi '
Si.ii :i >n»i:ig religious ser
v;« r .!-•!• the auspices of the
Y. .V. l A. leaders, Mtssrs.
Yer/in :m.d Preyer, were con
ducted at the spring pavilion.
During trie day automobiles call- j
ed at the hotel, and among these
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. R. -1.
Reynolds and Master R. -J. Reyn
olds. Jr., and Mrs. D. Rich, of j
Winston-Salem.
Monday morning Mrs. J. C
Buxton entertained the house
party from the hotel at a porch
party given at her cottage. Those
enjoying her hospitality were be- 1
sides the house party. Misses j
Percy Joyce, and Ada Allen, Mrs.
Mercer, and Mr. Jim Hill.
Tuesday evening the Y. M. C.
A. boys entertained all of the
cottagers and hotel guests at
"Whip-por-will" Camp where an
out-of-door moving picture show
and three good distinct pictures
were reeled off. Ice cream cones
and nabisco wafers were dis
pensed, much to the delight of
the guests. During the show
a phonograph was in constant
a n ion and the Y. M. C. A. hosts
proved their hospitality to be the
I genuine kind. Just as the guests \
| were saying good night a large |
j bon-fire was lighted, photographs ]
| were taken and "Good-Night,
! Ladies" was excellently rendered
iby the Y. M. C. A. campers,
! Surely there never was a better
party at Piedmont— the party
place.
Wednesday morning the Y.
!M. C. A. boys are breaking
camp so the guests at the hotel
invited the party of twenty to
supper Wednesday evening. A
■ party of horse-back riders went
■| to Vade Mecum Springs last
i, Thursday.
: Those having a good time at
■ | Piedmont Springs now in the
hotel are: Mrs. Mrs. W. Lee
Springs and son, Master David,
of Winston-Salem. Mrs. Davis
and Miss Mayberrv of Camdon,
jN. J ; Masters Billie and James
, Springs of Philadelphia: Mr. and
T. M. Meade, of Danville,
Va.: A. B. Carter, of Asheville,
Mrs. Deane, of Winston: Misses
Adele Irvine, of Dallas. Texas:
| irace Whitaker. Mary Cabell
i Sheppard. Senah Critz. Lucy Ly
brook. Phillip Williams. Beverly i
Sullivan, Porter Stedman. of I
Winston: Misses Beverly Shipley
and Hattie Pitts, of Winston
j Salem: L. A. Woodruff of Kern
ersville, J, M. Hill, of German
ten: Miss Mary RuHin and Mrs.
H. H. Harrison, of Mayodan:
J Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur White.
| of Mebane: Misses Annie Maude
j Pollard and Delphine Brown,
of Winston: Mr. William Pollard
and Miss Mary Pollard, of Wins
| ton: Mr. Robert Critz. of wins
iton: Misses Charlotte Critz and
Elizabeth Conrad, of Winston
, Salem
i j Mr. and Mrs. A F. Moses and
children and . the families of
Messrs John T. Simpson and Joe
I 'ilenn, of Winston-Salem, are
( expected her this week.
In the cottages here are : Mrs.
C. Buxton with two guests.
Mrs. Mercer and Miss Percy
Jovce, of New York: Mr. and
Mrs. H M. Saunders and Miss
Ada Allen, of Winston-Salem:
and Mr. J. Willie Smith and
: daughter, of Greensboro
Among those who will arrive I
J here on July Ist arc Mr and'
Mrs. r. A. Follin and daughters, j
lof Winston-Salem: Mr. Marion
Follin and family, of Winston-1
Salem: Mrs. John T. Price and j
children and Ruth Price, of Spray:;
Mr. W. L. Springs, of Winston- j
Salem, and many others.
I
Boy Shoots op Court.
Washington, June 23.—Ray
M. Stewart. 18, tried to shoot
up the criminal court here today
when Justice Stafford refused
to release him on probation
after conviction for attempted
highway robbery. Before officers
could overpower him Stewart
whipped out a pistol and put
i three bullets perilously near
justice Stafford and Assistant
I United States Attorneys Given
and Hawken. He was jailed to
! answer a more seriuus charge.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
DALTOK - SPACK MARRIAGE
1 Former Stokes Boy Weds Attrac
i tive Winston-Salem Girl-*-The
Ceremony Beautiful.
Winston-Salem, June 10. {
—A beautiful wedding was
; solemnized last evening at the
j home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
> Spach at Southside, when their j
' lovely daughter, Miss Lillian,
' was united in marriage, to Pr.
I W. N. Dalton.
I I The home was beautifully!
[ decorated for the occasion with :
| many lovely flowers.
[ j Mr and Mrs Charles Creech
? | graciously welcomed the guests
;at the front door and invited
■ J them into the parlor, where
5 ! they were received by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Griffith. Here.
5 j the ceremony was performed.
' the decorations being effectively j
carried out in white and green,
iln front of a back-ground of
1 clematis vine, a white arch was i
gracefully entwined with sprays i
' of clematis, tall vases were filled I
1 with Queen Anne's lace, and the
, I • I
I mantel was banked high with
i these delicate blossoms.
Just before the ceremony,
i "Traumerei" was beautifully
; played by Mr. Kilmer Korntr on
the violin, accompanied by Miss
Dora Korner at the piano. This
j was followed by a lovely song,
j "All for You," sung by Miss
Creech, of Greensboro,
I with the violin accompaniment
'j by Mr. Korner.
To the solemn tones of the
| wedding march from "Lohen
''grin," played by Miss Korner.
the bridal party entered the
j parlor.
' The ring-bearer, little Miss
i Mary Creech, the lovely small
? daughter of Mr. and &Irs.
f i Charles Creech, entered first.
i
She wore an exquisite hand em
broidered lace frock and carried
; the ring in the heart of a large
| white rose.
' I The maid-of-honor. Miss
'! Catherine Spach. sister of the
bride, then entered, she was
', beautifully gowned in white
messaline with crystal trimmings
j and wore a becoming brides
maid's tulle veil. Her ilowers
! were an arm bouquet of American
Beauty roses.
Then the lovely bride entered,
i leaning on the arm of her father.
She wore a handsome white
satin wedding gown with the
, regulation train and her beau
; tiful bridal veil was caught with
graceful sprays of orange blos
smos. The bridal bouquet was a
shower of brides' roses and lilies
jof the valley. She was met at
I the rostrum by the bridegroom,
Dr. Dalton, attended by his
brother, Mr. Robert Dalton, of
' Charlotte.
During the beautiful ring
; ceremony, performed by the
bride's pastor. Rev. V. M. Swaim
; of the Southside Baptist church,
j Mr. Korner and Miss Korner
| played softly, "Sing, Smile,
' | Slumber."
'| After receiving the good
t j wishes and congratulations of
i their relatives and friends, Dr.
j and Mrs. Dalton, with the guests
! present, were invited into the
ij dining-room, presided over by
; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masten.
j The bride's table was beau
i tifully decorated with bride's
roses in a tall cut glass vase on
5 on a lovely cluny lace piece.
; White candles were arranged
about the table, in silver candle
sticks. Delicacies, cakes,
mints and salted nuts were
served.
The wedding register was
presided over by Miss Bessie
Hilton and Miss Mary Campbell,
of Friendship.
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