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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1936
Page
11
Margot recounts a whirlwind New York visit filled with theatre, music, and socialites. She wanders Knickerbocker Village, Macy’s Parade crowds, Van Gogh exhibits, and a range of performances from Langston Hughes to Gershwin, ending with Handel’s Messiah at the Church of the Incaration.
Mrs Fred Thomas hosted the Priscilla Club gathering Friday afternoon at her Forest Hill drive home. Needlework and knitting followed by a salad course, with red roses and poinsettias adorning the house. Members included Mesdames Hoke Bullard Harry Brockmann F F Dickson Col Her Ellis W W Idol Charles Perry B C Clark J F Hayden J C Whitesell and C C Robbins.
Members of the Wick-Wack club host a Friday dance January 17 at the American Legion Hut Kinneywood Thomasville from nine to one with the Davis Brothers orchestra providing music. The event aims to be a social season highlight with many guests invited.
The High Point Graduate Nurses' club met at the YWCA Hut for its January session with about twenty members. Officers named were Ethel Moxley chairwoman Catherine Lyon secretary and May Cobl treasurer. Committees were appointed and three new members welcomed. Refreshments followed.
Mrs A B Wallace announces the marriage of her daughter Sadie to Clarence Joseph Well on Tuesday December 24 1935 at the Methodist parsonage in Thomasville North Carolina Rev Love officiating. Sadie Wallace moved to High Point in 1926 from Southern Pines and will live with her husband temporarily at 101 Best street. Mr Wall is son of Sam Wall of this city. Richard Lee Lanier celebrates his fourth birthday at a party hosted by Mrs Jack Lanier with pink green and white decorations and refreshments.
Mrs G H Kearns welcomed members and three guests for a Thursday afternoon Entre Nous gathering at Hillcrest Drive. Roses and chrysanthemums decorated the four card tables where Boston rook was played. Lunch followed with salad and desserts, featuring red rosebud centerpieces.
The Woman's club of the city presents Tony Sarg’s Marionette Show at Ray Street School Auditorium next Thursday January 23 with matinee and evening performances. The program features Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court and a prologue with Twain, Tom Sawyer, and Huckleberry Finn. tickets benefit the club fund supporting charitable causes.
Mrs. Cassie Dunn and Mrs. Combs accompany F. EB. Harllee and F. EB. Harllee Jr on a buying trip to New York City. They visited Broadway shops and reported favorable selections for upcoming seasons.
Mrs. Sidney Gayle announces a notable Musical Art Club program tomorrow at 8 pm at Emerywood Country Club featuring Greensboro guests Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoffman and Mrs. Jess Alderman. Hoff mans perform piano works from Eastman and NYU training with performances in Germany and Rochester. Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Alderman bring violin and soloist experience from London to the program. The lineup includes Chopin studies, Gounod Faust pieces, Danish songs, and other selections by Hoff man and Alderman.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 will hold a regular meeting at 105 East Washington Street Tuesday at 7 30 PM. They will discuss attending the North Carolina department meeting in Charlotte on Sunday January 19 at 11 AM. State officers Ruby Snider le Hutchison Millie Cecil and Antonio Bloomberg are listed as attending.
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