Three Brides Honored At Emerywood Bridge Party
Mesdames A. B. Henley and Rodney E. Snow hosted a bridge party at Emerywood Country Club honoring three brides Mrs. Clair Conner of Greensboro Mrs. Frank Wall and Mrs. John Franklin Bivins of this city. About a hundred guests attended as twenty five tables played with top scorer Mrs. George Wood Jr receiving a decanter and runner up Mrs. EB. Gamble a salad set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
A. B. Henley
Rodney EB. Snow
Bridge
Clair Conner
Greensboro
Frank Wall
John Franklin Bivins
Conner
Mary Simmons
High Point
Wall
Lucie Hayes
Lucie Hayes of This City Prior To Her Recent Marriage and Mrs. Bivins
Mise Louise McNabb
George Wood, Jr
EB. B. Gamble
Wood
Mrs. T. V. Long Hosts Bride Luncheon in Gantt Apartments
Mrs. T. V. Long entertained Friday at a bridge luncheon in the Gantt Apartments honoring Mrs. John Goyen Rogers of Greensboro. Spring flowers brightened the room. high scorer Hobart Bryant received an evening handkerchief, second prize went to Joe H. Smith, consolation to F. B. Moses, and the honoree received crystal. Guests included Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Moses, Hobart Bryant, W. T. Bryant, W. T. Tice, Marvin Slate, Joe H. Smith, Charles Mackintosh, and Roland Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Long
Roland Long
Gantt Apartments
John Goyen Rogers
Greensboro
Hobart Bryant
Joe Smith
F. B. Moses
Rogers
Mesdames Rogers
F. BE. Moses
W. T. Bryant
W. T. Tice
Marvin Slate
Joe H. Smith
Charles G. Mackintosh
Mrs John F Bivins Honoree At Greensboro Bridge Party
Misses Eleanor and Ida Pearl Petree hosted six tables of bridge at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro to honor Mrs William S Petree of Greensboro and Mrs John Franklin Bivins of High Point brides. Honorees include Mrs Petree formerly Ruth Lewis and Mrs Bivins formerly Louise McNabb. Guests and placements noted with mini nosegays, gifts given, top prizes of a cigarette set and a violet bowl, followed by an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor and
Ida Pearl Petree
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
William S. Petree
John Franklin Bivins
High Point
Petree
Ruth Lewis
Bivins
Louise McNabb
George H. Edwards, Jr
Raleigh
Tatum Sparger
E. H. Young
Frank Burns
Jack Nall
Mabel Holland
Irma Lee Groves
Etoile Kirkman
Eleanor Hunt
Margaret LaRoque
Elizabeth Crews
Margaret Crews
Lelia George Cram
Emma Carr Bivins
Burbank Garden Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Burbank Garden Club will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 10 am at Mrs Grady Goldston’s home on Oakwood Court. Guest speaker will be Mrs Grover Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
Grady Goldston
Oakwood Court
Grover Jones
Burbank
Edward Bessie Swartz
Lindsay Street
Diamond T. Club To Meet Friday
The Diamond T. club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at Mrs. McKnight's home on Best Street with associate hostesses Mrs. Glen Barlowe and Miss Mildred Rothrock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond T. Club
McKnight
Best Street
Glen Barlowe
Mildred Rothrock
Priscilla Club Entertained By Mrs Ingram At English Street Home
The Priscilla club gathering Friday afternoon featured host Mrs. Fred L. Ingram at her English street residence. Calendula and fern decor highlighted the occasion with needlepoint activity and a salad service assisted by Mrs. Ingram’s daughters. Members present included C. A. Ring Sr R. K. Young R. S. Lafferty F F Dickson A E Taplin Vernon Idol Charles Perry Harry Brockmann and Hoke Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred L. Ingram
English Street
Morris Jones
Eloise
Kittle Ingram
Mesdames C. A. Ring
5 Sr
R. K. Young
R. S. Lafferty
F. F. Dickson
A. E. Taplin
Vernon Idol
Charles Perry
Harry Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
Bride Elect Miss Ethel Greene Feted At Dance
Miss Ethel Greene bride elect to James Edgar Burton was honored at an informal dance hosted by Miss Marie Heath at the Chase cabin four miles west of the city. About 100 guests attended with spring decor and electric transcription music. Chaperones included multiple local couples. Also announced: Earl and Mrs. Johnson welcomed a daughter Nancy Lou on April 8 at 1807 Emory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Greene
James Edgar Burton
Green Street Baptist Church
Marie Heath
Chase Cabin
C. D. Jackson
T. J. Heath
A. H. New
E. B. Dennis
EB. T. Gregory
J. H. Bryant
A. B. Chase, Jr
Earl Johnson
Nancy Lou
Emory Street
Spring Storms Poem by Gertrude Page 1929
Poem celebrates engaging with nature during storms. The speaker finds proximity to nature and divinity as thunder and wind compel movement and grounding. The verse attributes omnipotence to the elements and reflects a devotional impulse through natural awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Page
Social calendar of meetings and events this week
The schedule lists numerous clubs and gatherings from Monday to Saturday at various local homes and venues. Highlights include the Junior Service League annual meeting at Emerywood Country Club with officer elections and lunch, plus multiple club meetings and a Saturday Emerywood dinner dance featuring John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra. Reservations for the dance required.
Community Arts To Hold Meeting
The Community Arts club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Ross H Davis 605 Denny street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
Omegas Hear Lecture On Emotions By Dr Lindley
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority held a Thursday evening lecture at the Sheraton hotel. Dr P E Lindley distinguished feelings from emotions and outlined four control methods including avoidance of irritants, conditioned response substitution, right thinking, and bodily adjustments. He noted that adopting a victorious posture helps win the battle over emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma
National Educational
P. E. Lindley
Sheraton Hotel
D A R Meeting Set For Tuesday At Mrs Tate Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Tuesday 3 30 pm meeting at Mrs A E Tate 716 West Broad Street. Joint hostesses include Miss Pearl Idol I Irving Paylor and others. A Guilford Battle Grounds map winning first prize will be shown and reports from delegates at the Charlotte state meeting will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Pearl Idol
I. Irving Paylor
Meedames W. C. Idol
C. H. Robertson
W. L. Tabb
Guilford Battle Grounds
Alexander Martin
High Point
Guilford Battle
Greensboro
Charlotte
American Home Dept Postpones Meeting To April 28
The American Homes department of the High Point Woman's club postpones its meeting from this Wednesday to Wednesday April 28. A luncheon will be served at the Lin dale Farm home of Mrs. C. H. Williard with hosts Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. H. G. Siderton and Mrs. Royster Thurman assisting. Members are asked to note the date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes Department
High Point Woman's Club
L. R. Peacock
C. H. Williard
Lindale Farm
Floyd Wilson
H. G. Siderton
Royster Thurman
Wednesday Book Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs S C Clark
The Wednesday Book club will meet for a luncheon at twelve thirty at Mrs S C Clark's home 538 Parkway. Announcement by club secretary Mrs. Kenneth Redmon notes the event and host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Kenneth Redmon
Regular Meeting of Entre Nous Club
The Entre Nous club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. Harris on Rockoe Road Thursday afternoon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harris
Rockoe Road
Girl Reserves Give Program Tuesday Night
The Girl Reserves of the YWCA host an informal party at the Y hut Tuesday at eight to honor mothers and the Girl Reserve committee. Miss Virginia Carrier directs. Esther Rae Wilson opens with a talk on By Their Symbols They Are Known, with sophomores presenting The Melting Pot and Velaska Yatel speaking on I Go To Conference Because.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Hut
Girl Reserve Committee
Girl Reserve
Virginia Carrier
Esther Rae Wilson
Leslie Johnson
Anna Mendenhall
Dinner Dance At Emerywood Country Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosts its April dinner dance for members and out-of-town guests this Saturday at 7 30 PM in the clubhouse. John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra headline the event and are expected to draw many attendees. Members should reserve with club secretary John C Abels by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Orchestra
Winston- Salem
John C. Abels
Winston-Salem
High Point
Junior Service League Set for Annual Meeting at Emerywood
The Junior Service League will hold its annual meeting at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday at eleven oclock. Mrs For rest Murray president announced the event. A board meeting will precede at ten oclock, with the luncheon at noon after the business session and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
A. M. Hopkins
Ecker Apartments
Community Arts Club
Ross H. Davis
Dennystret
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Rock Garden
Alexander Martin
A. E. Tate
Broad Street
Misses Pearl Idol
I. Irving Paylor
W. C. Idol
H. Robertson
W. L. Tabb
Forrest Murray
Canterbury Club Meets Friday
Canterbury Club will host a Friday meeting at 3 30 afternoon. Mrs W F Ellis is listed as host at West Lexington street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
West
Lexington Avenue Extension
Craven Page
Mra
West Lexington Street Extension
Miss Pickens Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Lucille Pickens returned yesterday to her home at 305 Woodrow Avenue from Burrus Memorial hospital where she underwent an operation about three weeks ago. She is recuperating nicely from the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Pickens
Woodrow Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Formal Dance At Emery Wood Country Club
A prominent social event last evening at Emery Wood Country Club drew about two hundred fifty guests. Hosts Mr and Mrs John Foy Mrs Sanders Dallas and Mr Mrs Charles Kearns arranged the formal dance with Lew Gogerty and his Greensboro orchestra providing music from nine thirty. An informal receiving line greeted attendees as spring flowers, dogwood and buds styled the setting while sandwiches and punch were served during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Foy
Sanders Dallas
Charles Kearns
Lew Gogerty
Greensboro
High Point
Agai
Mrs Andrews Pupil Club Program Highlights Nevin Focus
Mrs J L Andrews music club held its monthly meeting at the Lewis home on Boulevard. A program on Ethelbert Nevin featured papers by Doris Thomas Nancy Meredith Ruth Culler and Mia Mellas with selections including The Rosary and The Meadow Brook. Prizes were awarded to Lois Skeen and Mio Mellas for practice hours and Mack Lewis won the musical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Lois Skeen
Mio Mellas
Mack Lewis
Adam Gibson Hosts Birthday Dinner for Darrell Sechrest
Adam Gibson held a surprise birthday dinner at 408 East Washington street Friday night to honor Darrell Lee Sechrest for his fifteenth birthday. Eight guests sat at a decorated table with a large birthday cake. after the three course meal, cake was served and guests found fortune novelties. The host’s gifts included Allen and Norman Zeiglar Johnny Hughes Jack Green Carl Justice Ben Sedberty and Jack Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Gibson
East Washington Street
Darrell Lee Sechrest
Fortune
Allen
Norman Zeiglar
Johnny Hughes
Jack Green
Carl Justice
Ben Sedberty
Jack Gibson
Tea And Topics Club Meets Thursday Afternoon
The Tea and Topics Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs G I Humphreys 821 College Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aes
Madeline Hoo
Mesdames Henley and
Snow
Mrs. T. V. Long
Attractive Bridge
John F. Bivins
The
West Indies
Caribbean
A. M. Rankin, Jr
J. B. Cooper
Statesville
Cooper
Thelma Wineskie
Frank Wineskie
Rankin
Mrs. Ingram
Beauty
Willowbrook
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
G. I. Humphreye
Omegas
American Home Dept
Country Club
Miss Pickens
Darrell Sechrest
Tea and
Collier Ellis
North Main
Samuel Hyman
China
Real
S. Main
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