Dessert Bridge and Morning Party Honor Two Brides Elect
Two social events honored Miss Anna Tomlinson and Miss Eleanor Amos, brides elects. Mrs. W. J. Fraley hosted a dessert bridge at Emerywood Country Club with eight tables and floral centerpieces. Mrs. J. W. Slate Jr hosted a morning party at the Stewart home with 35 to 40 guests, tulips and narcissi, coffee, and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos and
Tomlinson
Amos
Miss Tomlinson
Fraley
James B. Lovelace
Tom Pitts
Slate
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Tulips
Narcissi
Gilbert Clinard
C. F. Tomlinson
R. T. Amos
H. S. Coffield
Emerywood Country Club
Eleanor Amos
Anna Tomlinson
Sara Ray
North Main Street
Geneva Crowder
Traynham
Sebeth
Presbyterian Church
Country Club
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Social calendar highlights with weddings and events
The calendar lists numerous social gatherings in Greensboro including dinners at the Sheraton and Emerywood, bridge parties hosted by Mrs. W. L. Tabb and Mrs. W. W. Lentz, and a dessert bridge honoring Miss Geneva Crowder. It notes the Traynham-Lambeth wedding rehearsal, cocktail and tea events, and a reception at the Country club following the ceremony.
Altrusa Board Dines at High Point College Hostess Miss Johnston
Altrusa executive board met at High Point College Tuesday with Miss Lucille Johnston hosting a seven-cover dinner in the main dining room. Attendees included Misses Jessie May Young Beatrice Crouch Virginia Ryan Lois Welborn Evelyn Sutton and Vera Smith plus Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
High Point College
Lucille Johnston
Miss Johnson
Jessie May Young
Beatrice Crouch
Virginia Ryan
Lois Welborn
Mesdar
Evelyn Sutton
Vera Smith
Miss Geneva Crowder Honored By Bridge Club
Miss Geneva Crowder receives a surprise bridal courtesy at Miss Dot Miller’s Norwood court home with two bridge tables and a gardenia corsage. She also earns china in her wedding pattern as a club gift after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Crowder
Miss Miller
Dot Miller
Norwood Court
White Spring Towers
Miss Crowder
William D. Locke
Mrs. Brinson Elected President of Garden Makers
Mrs. Joe Brinson was elected president of the Garden Makers club at yesterday’s meeting hosted by Mrs. Hubert Ferree Jr. on Otteray Drive. Harriss Covington presided as president with officers named: James McCall vice president, Sidney Gayle secretary, Frank Dalton treasurer, Carter Holbrook corresponding secretary, and John Marsh custodian. The group approved installing new state officers in September and voted to join a seed project for Finland. Twenty members attended a light refreshment course afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brinson
Garden Makers Club
Hubert Ferree, Jr
Otteray Drive
John Lindsay
Harriss Covington
Brinson
James McCall
Sidney Gayle of
Frank Dalton
Carter Holbrook
John Marsh
Finland
Miss Cottam Selected for Randolph Macon Recital
Miss Alice Cottam daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert T Cottam of High Point has been chosen to dance in Randolph Macon Woman's College annual recital in Lynchburg Virginia on March 15. Only students showing exceptional ability are invited to join the college dance group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cottam
Robert T. Cottam
High Point
Randolph Macon
Woman's College
Lynchburg
VFW Auxiliary Holds Evening Meeting and Welcome
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW home on Broad Street with Mrs. Frankie Greer presiding. A donation to the Red Cross was approved and one new member, Mrs. Lucille Ellington, welcomed. social hour followed hosted by Miss Bobbie Suggs and Miss Cochie Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Frankie Greer
Red Cross
Lucille Ellington
Bobbie Suggs
Cochie Wrenn
Miss Tomlinson Honored with Luncheon at Sedgefield Inn
Mrs G Harris Covington hosted a small luncheon at Sedgefield Inn on Monday to honor Miss Anna Tomlinson. Guests dined in the private room among pastel spring flowers with bridal place cards and a silver gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tomlinson
G. Harris Covington
Sedgefield Inn
Miss Tomlinson
Two New Members Welcome By Double M Club
The Double M club held its regular luncheon at the YWCA with thirty seven members and eight guests. Two new members Donald Bulla and Mrs Coy Willard were welcomed. A white elephant sale raised funds for the club project fund to aid charitable cases. Attendance prize went to Mrs C B Boylen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M
YWCA
Donald Bulla
Coy Williard
Charles Collins
A. A. Durham
C. B. Boylen
Mesdames
George Lewis
Oe Aey Dyer
Paul Younts
Lewis
Jack Donivant
Wrenk Holmes
Robert Ance
Virginia Caldwell
Rebekah Officers Club to Meet at Hayworth Home
The Past Noble Grand and officers of the Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Margaret Hayworth’s home 312 West Bay Street, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Hayworth
West Bay Street
Miss Cox to wed Chaplain Allred in Asheboro church
Plans for the wedding of Miss Lucile Cox Asheboro and Chaplain Robert D. Allred Fort William Davis Panama Canal Zone were announced. The ceremony will be Saturday at 5 30 PM at First Methodist Church Asheboro with Rev. Herman F. Duncan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Lucile Cox
Robert D. Allred
Fort William Davis
Panama Canal Zone
First Methodist Church
Herman F. Duncan
AAUW Symphony Group Studies Schumann
The Symphony Enjoyment group of the AAUW met at Mrs. Floyd D. Meehan’s home to study Schumann’s first symphony in flat major as conducted by Erich Leinsdorf. Miss Verona Blaylock gave a biographical sketch, noting Schumann’s life, contemporaries, dual personality, and his transition from piano works to lieder and later symphonies. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Milton Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Floyd D. Meehan
Lexington Avenue
Schumann
Erich Leinsdorf
Verona Blaylock
Robert Schumann
Miss Blaylock
Mendelssohn
Liszt Wagner
Brahms
Clara
Milton Hadley
Informal Tea Honors Two Brides-Elect Friday
Miss Eleanor Amos and Miss Anna Tomlinson will be honored at an informal tea Friday afternoon at 214 Hillcrest Drive hosted by Mrs. Ernest S. Wall and Mrs. Horace Haworth. Tea begins at four thirty. The brides-elect are well known in social circles and other pre nuptial events are planned. Tomlinson marries Hoke Van Wyck Webb of Raleigh this month and Amos recently announced her engagement to Clarence Bickett Idol of the city with a wedding set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tomlinson
Eleanor Amos
Miss Tomlinson
van Wyck Hoke Webb
Raleigh
Miss Amos
Bickett Idol
W. J. Fraley
Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Slate, Jr
Geneva Crowder
L. H. Warren, Jr
B. H. Revelle
Lexington
Green Thumb
Greenway Drive
Owen Reese
Horace Haworth
Ernest Wall
Wall
Hillcrest Drive
F. M. Autry
Cedrow Avenue
Traynham
Ernest S. Wall
Hoke van Wyck Webb
Amos
Clarence Bickett Idol
Farlow announces birth of son Dor Houston
Mr and Mrs H K Farlow of 807 East Green announce the birth of a son Dor Houston on March 2 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Cardus
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Ceid Wares— Machine
Tek Jeaz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jydia _ Pinkhaws
Stainback
Ladies Apparel Shop
17 & Commerce
S&t
Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
Edna Heinzerling
Winston-Salem
Girl Scou Council
Girl Seo
Parkway
W. W. Lentz
Tommye Lentz
Lentz
Westwood
Priday
Altrusa Board
Miss Johnston
Samuel Hart
Gen Polston
Virginia Gibson
Elizabeth Swiggett
Frances Muse
Alfreda Hardie
Mise Crowder
Cedron Avenue
Lloyd Henry Warren, Jr
Garden Makers
Miss Cottam
VFW Aux
Double M Club
Rebekah Officers Club
TVG Mk
Miss Cox
Allred
Barbara Cox
Henry Klepacki
Dorothy Burrows
Roanoke
William B. Allred
Oak Ridge
Tenn
David Stedman
Thad Moser
Chapel Hill
I. C. Moser
Thomasville
F. Commerce
Aauw Symphony
Robert Schumann Symphony
Gola
Wesson Oil
Plata
Jack Haley
Thuredey
NPE
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