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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1935
Page
6
The Sedgefield Hunt capped its season with an elaborate ball at Sedgefield Inn after a dinner. A horseshoe table arrangement, black and gold décor, and a 13 piece orchestra provided entertainment. Over 150 dinner reservations and many guests attended, with organizers led by J. Welch Harriss and Frank Curran.
The Musical Art Club plans a January gathering Monday evening in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom. Dan W. Smith, club secretary, announced a program featuring soprano Susan Sharpe, Mrs. Bird, and the chorus under conductor Dan Smith. The cantata The Song of Man will be performed with Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Morrissette as accompanists.
Delegates and visitors to the semi annual North Carolina Society D A C will arrive today for their meeting at Mrs. J S Welborn home. Mrs J B Caffee of St Louis and Mrs W F Stone of Lookout Mountain will stay at the Sheraton hotel while in town. Other guests include Mrs Charles S Wallace of Morehead City and Miss Anna Hanff of New Bern visiting local hosts.
Mrs. J. W. Hedrick entertained the Lotus club at her North Main street home Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed sewing and chatting, two contests with prizes, and a sweet course served to one visitor and several club members.
Mrs V A J Idol reviewed Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter for Philomathean Club members at Mrs T Wingate Andrews home on North Main Street. She discussed Hawthorne life settings plot and characters and noted failed efforts to adapt the work for stage or opera. Mrs W C Idol closed the program with a current event and tea followed for members present.
Priscilla Club members gathered Friday with Mrs C A Ring hosting at Oakwood Court. The group sewed and chatted as Mrs Hoke Bullard gave a humorous reading and a salad course was served. Guests included Mesdames W C Bevans C B Overman and C A Argh Jr. and members Mesdames Bullard Thomas Idol Ingle Ingram Taplin. ROBERT GRAY JR BORN FRIDAY JAN 2. A son, Robert Jr, born January 25 to Mr and Mrs Robert Gray of 620 English Street. Mrs Gray formerly Mildred Thomas. Mrs J S Welborn to host a card party on East Washington Street Tuesday at 3 30.
TONDAY events include the North Carolina Society D A R meeting at 421 East Washington street hosted by Mrs J S Welborn with associate hostesses. A buffet lunch follows for delegates. Also the United Daughters of the Confederacy High Point chapter meets on North Main street. The Musical Are club gathers at the Sheraton ballroom.
Mrs E C Loftin of Newsom North Carolina announces the marriage of her daughter Elma Mae to Egbert Glenn Johnson son of High Point North Carolina on Saturday January 26 1935 in Danville Virginia.
Miss Lee Forward entertained the Heureux bridge club at her Thurston street home on Friday evening. Two tables with Valentine motifs played contract. Ruby Samuels and Helen Marshall earned high and second high scores and received prizes. A sherbet course followed for notable members.
District Young People officers from Asheboro Greensboro and High Point unions meet in Greens boro at Wesley Memorial church with district director Miss Martha Martin and Walter Brown to plan the February 21 banquet. The Greensboro Masonic Temple hosts the event with Miss Elizabeth Davis in charge of the program. Tickets publicity and food are managed by local chapter and union leaders.
Miss Eloise Wright now Mrs Fred B DeLappe was guest of honor at a bridge evening hosted by Miss Helen Marshall in Archdale. Two tables of play yielded high score for the honoree who received a perfume flask, a linen bridge set, and Miss Loise Brower took second with a linen handkerchief. A luncheon followed with salad and sweet courses.
Miss Arlice Booth of Minneapolis married James M. Keene of this city in a simple ceremony at the Rhodes home on Parkview Saturday evening. Rev. J. Clay Madison officiated with a small circle of friends present. Keene works with the Soil Erosion Service and hails from Minneapolis. The Junior G A of the First Baptist church will meet in the Beginners department Sunday at 11:00 AM.
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