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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Sorosis club meets Mrs T Wrenn on Broad Street at 8 30 PM. Beta Pi club meets Miss Ruth Balsom heatess at the Sheraton at 4 PM. Members directed to change in meeting date.
Be sure to attend the Tom Thumb wedding tomorrow night at 8 30. Admission is 50 cents.
The couple returned to Knoxville and then hosted an informal reception at the bride's home in High Point. The wedding party and close friends attended as rooms glowed with sweet peas shafts daisies and snowballs. A large cake and a yellow white color theme highlighted the dining table with an ice course served.
Mrs. FE. K. Willis of Washington visits her mother Mrs. E. T. Harmon on North Main Street and hosts many friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bannister of Asheville arrive to visit Miss Pauline Simmons on Elm Street before motor trip to New York. Dr. John Dyer and Robert Harris plan a Pinehurst fishing trip returning next week. Miss Aileen Moseley returns to Cowpens after winter with city schools faculty. Mrs. R. C. Horrie, Zilla Smith’s niece, leaves for Boise Idaho. Lottie Barber returns from Toledo visit, accompanied by sister Mrs. G. B Sloan and children for summer.
A Tuesday night fire damaged the Kernersville postoffice by about 300 dollars. The blaze appears to have started in the drop package box and several parcels were burned. An inspector investigated the fire’s origin and the loss.
Interest grows in the east relief program as many bundles of old clothing are turned in to the chamber of commerce for shipment to the Raleigh state warehouse. One donor, lacking clothes to give, contributed 3 dollars to aid the cause. Strong garments are still needed despite bundle week ending.
The latest style pairs gowns with matching wraps in the same material, echoing the three piece suit idea. Capes are detachable and lined in bright contrasting color, while waistlines trend hipless and skirts lengthen toward the floor. Paris imports show gowns with long skirts and transparent lace bottoms.
James Oliver Curwood wrote The Golden Snare while snowbound in the Canadian Rockies. The snowbound outdoor adventure is the Rose’s screen feature shown today and Friday with a focus on an actual winter incident in perpetual snows.
The Bride to Be section notes June as peak wedding month and highlights a store offering complete engagement and wedding rings, wedding sets, diamond jewelry, and Gruen watches. It emphasizes economical pricing and exclusive Gruen watches for women and men.
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