Simmons Conner Wedding Plans Spark Week of Parties
The wedding of Miss Mary Simmons and Clair Conner of High Point will take place Saturday at 8 pm at Wesleyan Church in Greensboro. A series of social events precedes the ceremony with hostesses including Mrs. Alice Chisholm, Mrs. Grover Kester, and Mrs. Ned McEachern. Attending guests comprise family members, the wedding party, and local friends, with events leading to a reception at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn's Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Os
Clair Conner
Boro
Wesley Lal Church
Miss Simmons
Immons
Mr. Conner
Alice Chisholm
Greensboro
Milies
High Point Teensboro Friends of
Emerywood Country Club
Charles Kearns
Bridge
Rockford Road
Grover Kester
Ned McEachern
Greensboro Road
W. D. Simmons, Jr
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
German Club Dance Promises Two Orchestras Tonight and Friday
The German Club at Piedmont will host a dance at Rywood Country Club with Hamp and his orchestra tonight and Lou Gobertys orchestra for Friday February 26. Out of town guests expected Monday. Admission by member card and guest cards from club secretary Bill Price. Dancing 9 PM to 1 AM.
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Piedferman Club
Rywood Country Club
Ind
Iyay Hamp
Tve
Rainbow Rockefeller Center
New
York City
Lou Gogerty
Bill Price
Balkan States Program at Canterbury Club Meeting
The Canterbury club met Friday at Mrs. Owens home on Lindsay Street to view a program on The Balkan States prepared by Mrs. Page and presented by Mesdames Everett Marsh and Hoke Brockmann. The talk covered the region’s divisions and its role as a passageway between Europe and Asia with a trip over Jugoslavia. The event featured spring blossoms and a salad course, with attendees including W. F. Bilis, W. B. Hall, J. W. Lindsay, Ed Lyon, Craven Page, Charles Perry, Roy Spearman, L. V. Voorhees, David Andrews, Harry Brockmann and Hoke Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Owen
Lindsay Street
Page
Everett Mareshury Brockmann
Marsh
Balkan
Europe
Asia
Jugo-Slavia
Valentine
Mechames
W. F. Bilis
W. B. Hall
J. W. Lindsay
Ed Lyon
Everett Marsh
Craven Page
Charles Perry
W. D. Sale, Jr
Roy Spearman
L. V. Voorhees
David Andrews
Harry Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
Fore Becomes 5. A. Davis irlington Rites
Simple ceremony at the home of Rev. J. Peeler unites Miss Emma Lou Fore and A. Davis. Davis, youngest son of Mrs. C. C. Stalnaker, finished local high school class of 35. He is connected with Adams-Millis Company and will reside at 513 1-2 Centennial Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peeler
Thevangelical
Burlington
Emma Lou Fore
A. Davis
Sage
Davis
C. C. Stalnaker
Ing
Walter 8. Davie
Tree
High Point
Rells
Adams-Millis Company
Mrs William Tucker Feted At Archdale Party
Mrs J L Marsh hosted a Archdale gathering for a recent bride Mrs William Tucker formerly Miss Hilda Burchfield. Guests registered recipes in a bride's book and followed a string to a treasure clue ending with gifts in the dining room. About fifty guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tucker
Archdale
J. L. Marsh
Hilda Burchfield
Mrs J H Tate To Entertain Garden Club
Mrs J H Tate will entertain the Tuesday Evening Garden club at its February meeting at her home 200 Parkway Tuesday afternoon at three o clock. Mrs J A Eshelman will give a talk on Bird Sanctuaries noting her visits to sanctuaries across the county.
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J. H. Tate
Garden Club
Parkway
J. A. Eshelman
Social calendar highlights dances and club meetings
Monday night features a Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood Country Club with Johnny Hamp and his orchestra. The week lists garden clubs, Junior Service League, Omega chapter lunches, bridge events, DAR and UDC meetings, YWCA boards, Priscilla and Sorosis luncheons, and a Wick Wack club dance with Davis Brothers at the Legion hut in Thomasville.
Miss Schultheiss Honored At Birthday Party at Duck Club
Miss Mildred Schultheiss hosted an attractive party at the Duck Club in Sedgefield to honor her sister Miss Anna Louise Schultheiss on her birthday. About forty guests attended, dancing followed by buffet supper, and numerous gifts were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Schultheiss
Mildred Schultheiss
Sedgefield
Anna Louise Schultheiss
Miss Crawley Weds Wilton Barnes In High Point Church
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Vivian Crawley to Wilton Brown Barnes took place Saturday at Wesley Memorial church with Dr. Embree H. Blackard and Dr. G. I. Humphreys officiating. The ceremony featured a white floral chancel, organ music by Miss Mae Kirkman, and a cream and gold program with bridesmaids in maize and peach gowns. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and home at 401 Otteray Drive after a ten day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vivian Crawley
Wilton Brown Barnes
Wesley Memorial Church
Embree H. Blackard
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Miss Mae Kirkman
Glenn Grey Perry
Miss Kirkman
Friml
Liszt
Mrs. Perry
John Rhodes Barnes
Knox Barnes
Archibald McLean
Lumberton
Bernard Voliva
Charles Kearns
High Point
Margaret Hedrick
Edna Barnes
Mary of Scotland
Dorothy Smith
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Miss Smith
Mrs. Gold
Ann Morrill
Fred Morrill
M. W. Stump
Horace
Jimmy Brown Feted At Birthday Party
Mrs. John Brown Jr entertained many children at 607 English Street to celebrate Jimmie Browns fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake and presented gifts to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown, Jr
English Street
Jimmie Brown
Jimmie
Randall Murphy
Roy Wright, Jr
Mary Anne York
Elizabeth Ann Galloway
Clara Jean Galloway
Jo Ann Ridge
Sue Oakley
Eddie Lambert
Jimmie Ledwell
Jackie Hawks
Sammie Ward
Mrs Matton Will Entertain Sorosis Club Friday
Mrs George A Matton will entertain the Sorosis club Friday afternoon at 3 oclock at her Hillcrest drive home. The announcement was made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
George A. Matton
Hillcrest Drive
U D C Chapter Meeting Friday Report
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs Frank Smith hosting at her home 307 Otteray Drive. Mrs CC Garrett will be associate hostess.
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Laura Wesson
U. PD. C
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
CC. C. Garrett
Dinner Party and Cake Cutting for Crawley Barnes Bridal Party
An evening dinner and cake cutting for the Crawley Barnes bridal party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Stump at 405 Lindsay street. The event featured a two tier wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom, green and white décor, a four course dinner, and separate living room tables. About thirty diners attended including the bridal couple, wedding party, out-of-town guests, and both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump
Barnes
O. R. Crawley
San Gabriel
California
Crawley
High Point
M. W. Stump
Letitian Club
K. M. Barnes
Lamberton
Nat
Barnes- Adams Company
Lindsay Street
Lumberton
Fred Morrill
Points
Florida
Otteray Drive
Will Jessup
Greensboro
Neil Jennings
Henry Jennings
Edna Barnes
Horace
John Rhodes Barnes
Archibald Mlean
Dorothy Dew
Richmond
G. R. Batten
June Batten
Winston-Salem
W. Darden
Washington, Dc
Crawley Barnes
Mark W. Stump
Wesley Memorial Church
Mies Crawley
Colonial Fabrics Program Topic For Meeting Tuesday
The Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs Katherine Raymond hosting at her North Main street home. Mesdames Ingram Kirkman Perry Haworth and Tilden with Sophie Tilden as associates will assist. Mrs C B Mattocks leads the program on Colonial Fabrics and will display fabric samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Mesdames
C. T. Ingram
J. B. Kirkman
Seborn Perry
C. C. Haworth
C. W. Tilden
Sophie Tilden
C. B. Mattocks
Miss Mary Simmons Honored By Miss Katharine Hayworth
Miss Katharine Hayworth hosted a luncheon at the Sheraton private dining room in her honor for Miss Mary Simmons bride elect. The event featured jonquil and freesia centerpieces, gardenias marking the bride table, and mint cups at guest places. Guests included Mesdames L. G. Robthaux, William Simmons, Phillip Davis, Matt Wall, and other local residents and visitors from Fort Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simmons
Katharine Hayworth
Katherine Hayworth
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Hayworth
Agnes Crowder
Lydia Dye
Fort Monroe, Va
B P W Club Benefit Bridge Friday Evening
The Business and Professional Women's club will sponsor a benefit bridge party Friday at eight in the directors' room of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway building. Attractive prizes, small admission, reservations with Mrs Oscar Smith or Miss Kemp House. A large attendance hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
High Point
Thomasville and
Denton
Oscar Smith
Kemp House
High Point Garden Club Teaches Romance in Perfumes
The High Point Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 AM with hostess Mrs. S. C. Clark on Parkway. Miss Effie Cox leads the program titled Romance in Perfumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Effie Cox
Burbank Garden Club to Meet at Sunset Drive Home
The Burbank Garden Club will meet with Mrs. J H Allred at her Sunset Drive home Wednesday at 10 o clock. Mrs. J C Teague will lead the program.
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Burbank
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James W. Poole
Sond
Subjectnterbury Club
Brockmann
Fore
A. Davis Irlington
Centennial Ave
St. E
Johnny Hamp
8. C. Clark
Junior Service League
Omega
Sheraton Grill
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Lloyd Sheetz
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
American Homes
Woman’s Club
Sheraton
Priscilla Club
Elwood Hotel
Charles W. Perry
R. K. Young
G. A. Matton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. C. Garrett
Thomasville
Emerywood County Club
Wick Wack Club
Legion Hut
Davis Brothers
Inunny
South Cleaners
Washington Street
Smithdeal Realty Co
Mrs. Wilton B. Barnes
Miss Crawley
W. B. Barnes
Jimmy Brown
Mrs. Matton
B. P. W. Club
Benefit Bridge
H. P. Garden Club
Burbank Garden Club
Utiemag Iil
Lure Uy
North State Stays Telephone Co
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