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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1923
Page
7
The Woman's club literature and music departments will hold a joint semi monthly session on March 14 with combined programs. Delegates to the state BY P U convention will be entertained by local churches with luncheons and a supper.
Klub Kalendar notes a Musical Arts club meeting at 8 o clock with Mrs C F Tomlinson. Mrs G W Clark hosts United Daughters of the Confederacy at 2 30 p m in Oakwood Court. The Parent Teacher Association of Main Street School meets at 7 30 p m at the school with an interesting program and hoped attendance.
Mrs T D Gilliam will entertain the Gamma Zeta club at 8 p m Tuesday. The Choral Society will meet at 8 o clock at the Wesley Memorial Church.
Mrs S J Brash hosts the Fortnightly Bridge club at 3 PM at her home on North Main street. Mrs Robert Walker welcomes the Delta Tau club to her Johnson street residence for a 3 o'clock gathering.
Thursday Mrs O E Mendenhall will host the Over the Teacups club at 3 o'clock and Mrs Comer Covington will entertain the Eta Pe club. Friday Mrs Nich Patty will host the Scerosis club at 3 o'clock on Richardson Street.
Miss Carmel Rothrocke and Miss Clarke, weekend guests of Mrs R A Shelos, returned to Lewington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Russell Williamson Jr and their son Russell Sid of Charlotte visit friends here. Mr and Mrs Clay Ring of Kernersville visited yesterday. Mrs R A Sheloft was in Greensboro today. Mrs E H Davis of Clinton visits sister Miss Lauradodonead for a few days at her East Green Street home. Miss Clara Hubbard and Beulah Spencer traveled to Reidsville yesterday with Harvey Rice and Bill Chandler.
Feb 26 society notes record Miss Eunice Jerome visiting Goldsboro, David Long Jr in Charlotte, Prof Paul C. Newton with Wake Forest relatives, and numerous locals — Greenboro Greensboros visits, Bonnie Brown kin, and gatherings in High Point Oxford and Jacksonville with family and friends.
City visitors from Burlington and High Point joined local residents for a Saturday gathering. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Geddy Garland Mrs. R T Chappell and Edwin Chappell along with Byron Hay worth of Burlington. Games at three tables featured a high score by H G West and booby prize to Mrs Jesse Green.
Universal Pictures recreates Monte Carlo landmarks at Point Lobos near Monterey California for a production. San Francisco's Four Hundred attending includes Carl Laemmie as backer. Erich von Stroheim and the principal cast film scenes against a millionaire social backdrop with society extras listed such as Tobin Arms and Armsby Rothschild and others.
In San Francisco hundreds of prominent society figures acted as extras in Foolish Wives, the million dollar film showing at the Broadway theater next Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The so called millionaire extras supplied the upscale crowd ambiance for promenade scenes along the walks.
A list of prominent women including Mayo Jr, Mrs. E. S. Hopkins, Mrs. Bernard Ford, Mrs. Elkins de Guigne, Mrs. Ferdinand Theriot, Mrs. George Cameron, Mrs. Vincent Whitney, Mrs. Arthur Hill Vincent, Mrs. James Hopper, Mrs. Jane Selby Hayne and several Misses Anne Peters Elizabeth George Isabel Chase Edith Cheseborough Ruth Hobart Constance Hart and others of high social standing.
Mrs. Carter claims roaches thick in her kitchen ate wallpaper and were eliminated quickly with Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder. Boxes sold by Basketeria and Mann Drug Co for 10 and 25 cents with guaranteed results.
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