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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
6
Members gathered at Mrs Clarence Allreds Arbordale home with Mrs Ray Nibbelink presenting on her Greensboro College Garden School course. She shared scrapbook excerpts on gardening do's and don'ts while club orders for Dogwood trees were recorded and discussed.
Mrs Philip Griffin entertains at a Park Way home brunch for Miss Frances Holton bride elect with gardenia corsages. Guests include Miss Mary Anne Thomas Miss Jo Ingram Miss Gloria Ilderton and Mesdames Holton Stell Ingram Ilderton Lindsay among others.
Mrs H T Hudson announ ces the Stephen Foster concert by Friday Morning Music Study club and locals will be moved to February 28 at the parish house St Marys church due to illness. A silver offering will support the North Carolina Symphony fund named by the club sponsor in the revival of Foster’s music.
Mrs Adolf A Berle Jr wife of the U S ambassador to Brazil devotes half her day to charity work in a Rio de Janeiro hospital serving as staff physician to charity patients She lectures on medical topics travels with her husband learns Portuguese and promotes inter American understanding while managing a home for her three children and embassy social duties.
Social notices from New York and North Carolina mention Mrs. Bouldin attending her son David Bouldin Jr.’s graduation at the Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point New York. Ensign E A Briggs Jr returns from New Orleans for two weeks with his parents before resuming duties in New York City.
A run of social events at Emerywood country club lists family night dinner Thursday at the club house for members, Priscilla club meeting Friday at 400 Washington Street with Mrs. J F Hayden, and a 7 30 p m February secured Bridge club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner. Saturday features Mrs. J Vassie Wilson Jr entertaining Miss Frances Holton bride elect with a Flor home visit, followed by the February dinner dance at the club house with dancing to 1 a m.
Two Girl Reserve groups elected new officers. Oakview club named Ruth Neighbors as president and Maxine Wagner as vice president. Other posts went to Bonnie Mack treasurer Joan Clodfelter program chairman Frances Farrell and Frances Farrell as reporter.
Miss Lillian Marlowe travels to Draper to attend her sister Mozelle Marlowe's wedding to W. W. Greer of Brown Summit. Mozelle marries in a formal Draper Methodist church ceremony Saturday at eight o'clock with Lillian as maid of honor.
Miss Alice Scott, bride to be of T Sgt Marvin Van Dusen, was honored at a Jamestown hospitality event. Miss Myrtlett joined host Mrs James Scott for a Tuesday shower with gifts and an ice course in bridal colors.
Members of the Magdalene Rebekah lodge Officers club sponsor an oyster supper on Saturday evening February 23. Serving begins at six o clock at the lodge hall 128 West Commerce Street and proceeds go to the Rebekahs kitchen fund.
USO announces a Washington's birthday party and dance for junior hostesses at the Overseas Replacement Depot club in Deeeets. Busses will depart for the event after contact with the USO to confirm attendance.
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda will hold a regular meeting tonight at 8 in the Sheraton room of the Sheraton hotel. All members are urged to attend as this is the final meeting before the initiation set for Saturday night according to today’s notice.
USC schedules an eight o'clock effort to escort the girls to Greens Park. The note outlines a casual outing with family and friends, highlighting a modest evening activity.
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