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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1923
Page
3
Ill at home on Green street Miss Clara Cox is listed among local society notices. Several residents including Mrs J A Eshelman Mrs Van Holt and brides and parties are described with improvements entertainments and upcoming events at homes and clubs around Elm Street North Main street and the Y hut with planned meetings and honors for brides and new members.
Miss Katherine Harmon hosts Beta Pi honoring Mrs Lyman Redding at 3 30. Dinner Bridge at New Year party hosted by Mrs Albion Millis. Mrs L A Terry hosts Tuesday Bridge at North Main St. W T Club hosted by Mrs Owen Smith at Johnson Street. Business and Professional Woman's club meets 7 30 at YWCA. Eastern Star night of fun at Masonic hall 7 30. Wednesday Woman's club meets 6 60 at Y hut. Thursday Mrs T J Gold hosts Over the Teacups at Oakwood Court 3. Friday Mrs J Kinood Cox hosts Sorosis at 3. Mrs W K Hargett hosts Cornelian at 3. Auxiliary Week begins with no meeting this afternoon at 3 at church. Vivian Matson to address YWCA society.WY W C A clubs active again as Grimes Street Girl Reserves meet today at 3. Mr and Mrs Van Sheetz return from bridal trip to southern points. visiting in Roland Park. Missionary Union of First Baptist to observe week of prayer sessions 8 o'clock. Circle 4 hosts Tuesday afternoon program. Miss Lancelin Webb records marriage of Viola Lincoln to Howard M Hicks in Spartanburg. Verna May Stone and Robert Reid Mendenhall announce marriage in Thomasville. Lyman Redding wedding and Nellie Hayden engagement celebrated with Miss Katherine Raymond hosting bridge for 28 guests. Refreshments served. prizes awarded.
Miss Edna McGehee returns home after holidays with aunt Mrs. J. W. McAnally. Harold Knapp, city probation officer, comes back from New Jersey visit. Dan Smith set to return from New York later this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrow and sons visit Reidsville. Miss Evelyn Boyd returns from Christmas with family in the city. J. Jackson travels from Indiana to Durham en route home. Miss Lillian Massey returns from Durham where her mother was ill.
Tokyo December 5 report describes preparations for the Regent and Princess Nagako wedding in autumn 1923. It notes orders for robes accessories and furniture with chrysanthemum emblems, a black lacquered box for the message, and ceremonial items including silver sake cups, earthenware dishes, gold-inlaid chop-sticks, and rice cake offerings on silver plates.
A set of large hinoki wood boxes and mirrors will replace foreign trunks and sewing set, all crafted in an ancient style. The items will be displayed as part of a coordinated traditional interior design.
A vintage shopping note urges readers to begin 1923 wisely by choosing Wagger as their jeweler. It promotes the store as the place for flagship gifts and new year elegance, inviting customers to visit.
A light verse praising a girl for charm and beauty despite lacking intellect or utility. The poem extols her smile grace and dancing allure while noting nonchalant help to family, concluding that loveliness justifies the perceived faults.
Sydney dispatch reports W Welsh of the Royal Australia Historical Society after a trip to Rabaul. He declares the German New Guinea mandate's administrators lack experience and that many locals would prefer governance from Downing Street over Melbourne. He pins trouble on administration inexperience.
Robbers blew open the Harlem Edison office safe and fled with 3000 dollars after gagging and assaulting night watchman Philip O Connor whose skull was fractured and he was taken to hospital in serious condition.
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