Society Events Continued On Local Page Six
Society calendar resumes with upcoming gatherings and social functions listed, detailing hosts, venues, and dates for engagements across the community.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1930
Page
7
Society calendar resumes with upcoming gatherings and social functions listed, detailing hosts, venues, and dates for engagements across the community.
The weekly schedule lists Health Education Committee meetings at the YWCA and Girl Reserve events with Anne Albright and J W Weaver. Industrial clubs meet Monday, Lend a Hand club Friday, and a mothers club cooking school is run by the Service Committee with nurses and teachers visiting homes.
Mrs W H Swift of Greensboro visited here yesterday. Frank Wineskie returned from a Cuba trip. Walter Bain and family of Kernersville Route 1 spend the weekend in Virginia. Mr and Mrs A F E Tate vacationing in Deland Florida with relatives. Mrs Cabell Wood of Clarksville Virginia visits Mrs C S West on West Circle Drive. Mrs D T Andrews returned from New York.
Purchases of stock for D. T. Andrews store on Hast Russell street noted. Fred W. Morrill leaves yesterday for Norfolk to visit friends and relatives. Miss Blanche Culler visits Meredith College Raleigh with Miss Edith Culler. Miss Ruth Ader from Winston Salem visits Montheu Avenue friend Miss Elizabeth Strickland. Dr. James Y. Welborn and son James Jr. depart Evansville Indiana after staying with locals. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flagler return from Atlanta with guests Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sledge of Hickory. stay in Mt Airy with Olser Woltz. Club adjourns after paper by Mrs. R. S. Brinson on Continued Bloom in the Perennial Border. meets March 18 with Mrs. Floyd Halley on Woodrow Avenue. Mrs. Grover Kester guest for afternoon.
Haym Marco Besso leave his daughter Rebecca Hart only one shilling? Actually 25 cents as final bequest. Estate valued over 150000. Daughter cannot explain motive beyond accusing him of being a miser.
Mrs G L Hackney hosted the Club of Twelve in Lexington with spring decor and a Horatio Greenough and Lorado Taft sculpture study led by Mrs H S Radcliffe. Guests included Mrs J T Mangum and Mrs O J McCoy as the program featured current events in American art.
Mrs Paul Bernhardt hosted the Wednesday Contract Bridge club at her West Fourth Avenue home. Three tables played as spring flowers lined the room. High score went to Mrs B H Finch, consolation to Mrs Ira Brinkley. Guests included Mrs W P D Robertson and Miss Mary Raper.
Miss Mary Frances Williams, soon to move to Tennessee, was honored at a Michigan themed party hosted by Miss Sarahy Redwine on West Third Street. Guests used chocolate teddy bears to find their places and prizes were awarded for high and low cuts, followed by cream and cake served by Mrs. Redwine along with gifts from guests.
Mrs. W. N. Kinney and her husband traveled to Albuquerque New Mexico last week where she will undergo treatment to regain health after her recent return.
A woman from Asheville, after time there seeking health improvement, travels to New Mexico on doctors advice for a dry arid climate. Mr. Kinu is expected to return soon.
The Philathea class of First Baptist Sunday school met Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs C W Kinchloe on West Fourth Street with Mrs Wu Redwine as associate hostess. An interesting program followed by a tea service of delicious refreshments.
ALEX ANDERS offers over fifty English print patterns with fast colors at 28c a yard. New silk finish printed crepes and pongees appear in fresh patterns and a printed silk pique stands out among the line.
A splendid picture titled Midstream will be shown Monday and Tuesday at the American Theatre. Sponsored by the Musical Arts Club, it features Ricardo Cortez and Claire Windsor with Cortez in a challenging role. Two acts of Gounod Faust are performed by real opera singers. Tickets are available from Musical Arts members or at the box office.
The display highlights I MILLER shoes in green purple blue and beige plus matching purses. Gordon hosiery offers individually proportioned stockings. Beauty care lines from Elizabeth Arden Venetian products appear at local shops. Tom Thumb Golf Club opens at South Main and Past Green Streets inviting all, especially women, to play.
The hostess could order colorful moulded ice cream creations from High Point Creamery with small and large ice cream cakes priced at 3.00 and 5.90 respectively. National Food Store promotes fresh bread cakes and Libby’s canned fruits, vegetables, and meats, promising high quality at reasonable prices.
This fashion piece urges women to embrace feminine grace with slender lines, varied and individualized silhouettes, and versatile daytime to evening ensembles. It notes longer practical day frocks, hem dips for afternoon gowns, evolving millinery from helmet hats to softer toques, and emphasizes well shod, hatted, and gloved elegance.
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