Miss Olivé Weedon Hosts Social at Hamilton Street
Society column notes Miss Olivé Weedon entertaining at her home on Hamilton Street with a small party. Guests included local acquaintances and friends as the gathering celebrated a private occasion.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
6
Society column notes Miss Olivé Weedon entertaining at her home on Hamilton Street with a small party. Guests included local acquaintances and friends as the gathering celebrated a private occasion.
The High Point column details several weddings and social events. Miss May Byrd Lassiter of Goldsboro and Albert Hill Daniels are to wed with maid of honor Miss Harrison. Lena Turner and David F. F. Davis married quietly at Rev. McFarland's home, with family and garage workers in attendance. Mrs. Johnson hosts a pink themed eleventh birthday party for Nell, the bride-to-be's daughter, at West Russell Street. A charity board meeting underlines finances and possible disbanding. National D A R president general Mrs. George Minor sails to Europe for Tilloley waterworks ceremony on August 22. multiple social visits and hosting at various High Point homes accompany these events.
Mutinies in Houeh Ichang and Wuchang sparked looting, arson, and mass property losses in the Yangtze valley with damages likely over 2 million dollars. Foreign gunboats arrived but disturbances subsided. meanwhile the French Concession plans to revive its Volunteer Corps to aid Shanghai police.
Prices listed for meats roasts and chops at 30 to 35 cents, vegetables and salads priced 5 to 20 cents, desserts and beverages including tea coffee and milk. During August a $6.00 meal ticket offer is available for the public at $5.00.
A fragment notes puff balls reaching large sizes and mentions that Persian women are not allowed to wear hats. The item presents two disparate facts with limited detail and unspecified context.
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