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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
3
The High Point area hosts a busy line of society events. H A Oakes recovers from influenza and attends gatherings, while Musical Art and Archdale clubs plan meetings with guests and postponed sessions. Miss Agnes B McNaughton to lecture at the Presbyterian hut, and women’s groups including the High Point Business and Professional Women hold a supper and stunt night at the YWCA cafeteria.
Printed programs for the clubs are ready for distribution at Tuesday’s meeting. The Baptist circles of Green Street church list hostesses and times for Tuesday through Wednesday gatherings with a general society meeting Thursday. A featured illustrated lecture on world service will be given by Rev Wade C Smith on Friday night. Gastonia hosts the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting with state leaders and numerous local musical events. D A R of Charlotte nominates Mrs Charles Walter Tillett for state regent with strong local backing. election planned for November in High Point. A playful note ends with a sugar candy hat from a Cincinnati confectioner used as a summer hat joke.
A local social calendar lists multiple club gatherings including Tuesday and Friday meetings. Notable items include the Bridge clubs with Mrs T V Rochelle and Miss Clara Boyd, the High Point Woman's and Archdale club lectures, and the Beta Pi and Duplication Luncheon details.
Regina Queen showcases a sportspan outfit with a short skirt and a gathered neck cape. The dress is orange with white shoulder accents and minimal trims, reflecting the era's trend toward simple, outdoor fashion. Sports clothing favors shorter lengths compared to town wear.
Satin is popular as a hat material with large brim styles shading eyes. Small hats will stay in vogue through summer while the chapeau remains worn low over the eyes. Sailor brimmed hats in satin with braided crowns, the universal turban, and the Idaho hat with a red bird ornament introduce fresh charm.
Miss Agnes Pierce celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday afternoon at her Green Street home. Guests included Lula Brown Mildred Dorset Ruth Hayworth Mary Kemp Margaret Dorset Ruby Itetcher Gladys Pierce Winnie Casel Virginia Thayer Louise Silman Jessie Lowe Wilson Southern Margaret Silman Gladys Hicks Ethel Fletcher Virginia Royals Lucy Ridge and Louise Southern. The women’s club plans a March 17 dinner and supper at the Presbyterian hut to benefit the city nurse auto fund, with committees named and menus prepared.
Henry Saffell aged 54 and his wife 44 welcomed triplets two girls eight pounds each and a boy nine pounds in Walnut Ridge Arkansas. The couple wed about a year ago.
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