Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainments
Mrs. R. R. Ferry hosts bridge at the Sheraton with many ecards for the event. Mrs. Carter Dalton entertains at Johnson street to honor her sister Mrs. Hall Houston of Newport News. Mr. and Mrs. Schroder return to the city after a bridal trip. they will be at home Friday at the Elwood hotel. Mrs. Hauser hosts the Dinner Bridge club on North Main with yellow jonquils and a four course dinner. A Greensboro News writeup recalls Miss Dorothy Dillon’s bridge party for Miss Mary Elizabeth and Helen Long as they depart for a world tour.
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Balton
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Bridge
Hall Houston
Newport. News
Schroder
Ctty
Dan R. Schroder
Southern Points
Elwood Hotel
T. J. Gold
Arion Millis
O K H. Mendenhall
C M. Hauser
Greensboro
Misses Long
Dorothy Dillon
North Elm Street
Mary Elizabeth
Helen Long
High Point
Corine
Edna Cartland
Helen Forbig
Dorothy Caldwell
Virginia Denny
Virginia McClamroch
Lavine Denny
Lois Dobson
Alice Carmichael
Lois Schoonover
Madge Morrison
Elizabeth Newell
Doris Clendenin
Mary McLeod
Jenny Adams
Virginia Vanstory
Martha Farrar
Helen Reynolds
Steele Street
Local Visits Highlight Social Notices
Miss Thea Ruegger has returned to Richmond after visiting Mrs Thelma Wineskie. Mrs Fannie Burton came back from Greensboro where she stayed with her niece, Mrs Henry Marley. Vera and Gertrude Coltrane of Greensboro visit their mother near High Point. Mrs Hall Houston of Newport News visits sister Mrs Iter Dalton on Johnson Street. Lucille Crim of Philippi visits Mrs Lawrence Matton plus Mrs Rever Leonard and children James and Nita Baker. Mrs Hanner and Mrs Leonard are sisters of Jes McCrary's mother, Mrs Nannie Dyrum.
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Thea Ruegger
Thelma Wineskie
Richmond
Fannie Burton
Greensboro
Henry Marley
Vera and
Gertrude Col‘traine
High Point
Rever Leonard
Littlen. James
W. L. Warner
Dave Leonard
Inez Leonard
Nita Baker
Lexington
A ‘i. McCrary
Hanner
Mrs. Leonard
Jes. McCrary
Nannie Dyruam
Wesley tele class meeting at Thurston Street
The club calendar notes a Wesley tele class to meet at 30 with Mrs. J M Masi, per a decree, on Thurston Street.
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Wesley
J. M. Masi
Thurston
Evening society meetings and club gatherings listed
Tuesday schedule includes the Choral society meet in Sunday school rooms Memogarath at 8 oclock for a practice. The Portnightly Bridge club meets at 3 at Mrs Airyin Parker's Hamilton street home. The Order of the Eastern Star convenes at 7 30 at the Masonic hall.
Independent Theater Movement in England Discussed
Wednesday the literature music department of the Woman's club will meet at Mrs. Tom Powell's Parkway home. Associate hostess Mrs M Shipman and leader Mrs H A White present the program on the Independent Theater Movement in England Barker Gaisworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powell
the Parkway
Woman’s Club
Local Bridge Clubs Schedule Afternoon House Parties
Thursday social notes list Mrs Albion Millis hosting the Duplicate Bridge club at 1 PM on North Main Street and Mrs John Lindsay Jr hosting the Entre Nous club at 3 PM on Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Millis
Duplicate Bridge Club
North Main Street
John Lindsay, Jr
Colonial Drive
Philomathean and Priscilla Club Meetings Noted
Friday events list social hours with Mrs. BD F Parker hosting the Philomathean club at 3 o'clock at 219 Boulevard and Mrs. C A Ring hosting the Priscilla club at 3 o'clock.
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F Parker
219 Boulevard
Philomathean Club
C. A. Ring
Priscilla Club
Bruce Carraway Opens U S Provision Store at Whitakers
Bruce Carraway returns from a two week business trip to Whitakers where he established a first class United States Provision store with a full line of army and navy goods. He will split time between High Point and Whitakers continuing operation of the Whitakers store and the High Point location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Carraway
Whitkers
United States
Carraway
Whitakers
U. S
High Point
Civitan Club to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The High Point Civitan club will hold its regular meeting at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow at 12 15 PM. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and it is hoped every Civitan will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Civitan
Harold I. Ryan Named Manager of Elwood Service Station
Harold I. Ryan, formerly with White Way Auto Supply Co., has resigned to become manager of the Elwood Service station.
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Harold I. Ryan
White Way Auto Supply Co
Elwood
Chicago Civic Opera plans Boston tour with 14 operas
Thirty five principals and 26 percent of the choir and staff depart Chicago for a two week Boston engagement starting Monday. The troupe then visits Washington and Pittsburg for three days each, staging fourteen operas including Aida Tosca and Rigoletto. Conductors and chorus leaders listed.
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Weeee
Chicago
Choius
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Boston
Washington
Pittsburg
Pagliacci
Rigoletto
Three Kings
Walkaere
Boheme
I Trovatore
Parsifal
Carmen
Aida
Tosew
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VRS
Pred Ingram Luk
Fred Ingram
Wesley Philathea
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. Matthews
Thurston Street
B. C. Harmon
R. C. Stuckey
John Tolbert
Lacey Eshelman
Bessie Pope
Miss Long
Lowers
Uttone Flower Shopa
High
Dove Brand
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Field Mouse
Brown
Kid Leathers
Price
Red Bell Shoe Store
Newport News, Va
Mrs. (Iter Dalton
Lucille Crim
Philippi, W. Va
Lawrence Matton
Klub Kalendar
Civitans
John Barclay
Barclay
Civic Opera Company
Astern
Lodovico Oliviero
Jose Mojica
Georges Baklanoff
Giacomo Rimini
Casare ‘Formichi
Desire Defere
William Beck
Milo Luka
Sallustio Giroi
Mark Ostep
Virgilia Lazzari
Edouard Cortrebil
Ivan Steschenko
Vittorio Trevisan
Giogic Polacco
Richard Klageman
Ettore Panizza
Pietro Cimini
Anna Ludmila
Corps de Ballet
Tobacco Pirm
Wheeling
Wikis de OS
Bloch Brothers ‘Tobacco Co
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Bucyrus
Ohio
Crestline
John ‘Fi McGinitis
T Hey
Restline
Lesaue
Ter
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St.24
Coe
Tird’s Department Store
J. & T. Cousins
P. Reid
Ry Ea
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