Bridal luncheon marks forthcoming weddings of Tomlinson and Amos
Miss Anna Tomlinson and Miss Elean or Amos, both brides elect, were honored at a Emerywood luncheon hosted by Mrs. James W. Poole. The event featured a three course meal for sixteen with floral centerpieces and gifts of silver. Tomlinson will wed Van Wyck Webb of Raleigh at Springfield Friends church this Saturday evening, while Amos is set to marry C. Bickett Idol next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tomlinson
Eleanor Amos
Emerywood Country Lab
James W. Poole
Miss. Tomlinson
Miss Amos
C. F. Tomlinson
James F. Foscue
Miss Tomlinson
Mesdames Percy Idol
Thomas Pitts
Henry Millis, Jr
James E. Millis, Jr
John Diffendal
Frank Dalton
Baxter Freeze
John A. Marsh, Jr
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Jane Austin
Betty Lou Jackson
Omlinson
Amos
Emerywood Country Club
M. H. Barthmaier
Country Club
Sidney A. Tomlinson, Jr
Embassy Club
Tomlinson
van Wyck Webb
Raleigh
Lucille James
E. L. Brown
Wesley Place
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Drive
Tomlinson-Webb
Springfield Friends 'Church
James E. Foscue
Esther Ingram
J. D. Martin
Winston Road
William A. Tomlinson
Mr. Webb
Springfield Friends Church
Parkway
Charles F. Tomlinson
Tomlinson-Webb Wedding Events Set Through Weekend
Calendar outlines social gatherings for the Tomlinson and Webb families from March 4 to the wedding at Springfield Friends church. Attendees include Miss Tomlinson, Van Wyck Webb, and numerous hostesses. events span luncheons, dinners, rehearsals, and a reception at 529 Parkway.
AAUW Symphony Group Explores Brahms Second
The AAUW Symphony Enjoyment Group met with Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan to analyze the first movement of Brahms Second Symphony in D Major. The session included San Francisco Symphony recordings conducted by Pierre Monteux, a review of sonata form, and notes on Brahms’s musical architecture and listening practices. One guest attended, Miss Mary Turner, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.U.W
Floyd D. Mehan
Lexington Avenue
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Mehan
Brahms
Percy Goetschius
Mozart
Beethoven
Haydn
Mary Turner
Two Brides-Elect Honored at Emerywood Formal Tea
About 175 guests attended a formal tea at Emerywood Country Club honoring brides-elect Miss Anna Tomlinson and Miss Eleanor Amos. Hosts Mrs Fred A Thomas and Mrs Collier Ellis showcased calla lilies in decor and corsages, with guests welcomed by Mrs Tom Ragsdale and Mrs William Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Anna Tomlinson
Eleanor Amos
Emerywood Country Club
Fred A. Thomas
Fred A. Thomas, Jr
Henry Betts
Tom Ragsdale
William A. Tomlinson
James F. Foscue
Tomlinson
van Wyck Webb
Raleigh
Betts
Fred Thomas, Jr
Miss Amos
Robert T. Amos
Miss Tomlinson
Charles Fawcett Tomlinson
Miss Lucille James Bride Elect Feted At Shower
Miss Lucille James, bride elect of April, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. J. C. Brackett and Mrs. D. Forest Johnson. The event at 215 Worth Drive featured china gifts, green and white refreshments, and a surprise gift presentation. Guests included Mrs. Emma Dozier and numerous local friends. another dessert bridge was planned for Wesley Place tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille James
John Farrington
Thomasville
High Point
J. C. Brackett
D. Forest Johnson
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
Brackett
Emma Dozier
Miss James
Mesdames J. C. Duggins
G. H., McCormic
J. Norman Kivett
Virginia Crawford
Ruby Purifoye
Margaret Kearns
Guy E. Brewer
Roland T. Holton
Charles C. Holton
N. A. McBride
Helen Lee
Nevie Hardie
Minnie Boone
Norfolk
Brewer
James
E. L. Brown É
Wesley Place
Narcissus Show Dates Shift to March 26 at Duke
Mrs John C Sheloff president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs announced the Narcissus show moves to March 26 at Duke University under the NC Garden Club sponsorship after a March 7 postponement. Duke gardens will open to visitors as part of the event. A local garden tour is planned for mid to late May with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sheloff
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Duke University
North Carolina Garden Club
Legion Auxiliary Donates for Crippled Children at March Meeting
At the March meeting at the YWCA the American Legion Auxiliary voted to support a project aiding spastic children and donated 35 dollars. Mrs. J Worth Ivey outlined plans while Mrs Ben Moore presided urging attendance at a conference and Girls State event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
YWCA
J. Worth Ivey
Chadwick
Morehead City
Greensboro
Asheboro
Ben Moore
Mesdames N. S. Stirewall
J. H
Folk Dancing Program Presented by YWCA Business Club
The YWCA Business and Professional club hosted a folk dancing program led by Miss Jo Chapman with students from High Point College. Dances from France Russia Germany Spain and Bulgaria were explained by Miss Chapman. Solo Spanish dance by Miss Anna Lee Ferguson. One guest, Miss Louise Weyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Margaret Sink
High Point College
Jo Chapman
Chapman
France
Mae
Russia
Germany
Spain
Bulgaria
Anna Lee Furgeson
Louise Weyl
Annabel Thompson
Mrs Gallimore Elected President VFW Auxiliary
Mrs. Kathryn Gallimore was chosen president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a meeting at the VFW home on Broad Street. Officers named include Roxie Stuart as senior vice president Frances Lopp as junior vice president Sue Welborn as chaplain Anna Long as treasurer Frankie Greer as conductor and Curtie Potts as trustee. Fifty attended and one new member Vashti Furbhes joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gallimore
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Frankie Greer
Gallimore
Roxie Stuart
Frances Lopp
Sue Welborn
Anna Long
Lucille Ellington
Helen Riley
Lillian Suttonfield
Ella Grant
Vashti Furbhes
Mesdames Eunice Summers
Mary LeRoy
Miss Gaffney to Wed W L Brown in Calvary Church
Mr and Mrs C L Gaffney of Cowpens announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Arty Lee to W L Brown son of Mrs E M Brown and the late Mr Brown. The ceremony is set for April 3 at Calvary Methodist Church. Arty Lee is a Randleman high school graduate and works at Adams-Millis Corp. Brown was discharged from the armed services in March 1946 after two and a half years of service and is enrolled at High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gaffney
Cowpens
South Carolina
Arty Lee
W. L. Brown
E. M. Brown
Arch Street
Mr. Brown
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Gaffney
Randleman High School
Adams-Millis Corp
Brown
The
Armed Services
High Point College
Double M Club Demonstrates Hair Styling at YWCA
The Double M club met for a luncheon session at the YWCA with twenty three members and four guests. Guest speaker Mrs. Charles H. Peace presented an illustrated lecture on hair styling using a model to show styles that suit different face types and care tips for hair. Attendance prize went to Mrs. L. P. Marshall. guests included Mesdames George Lewis K. O. Boone Robert Anderson and Victor Webb of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M
YWCA
Charles H. Peace
Mesdames George Lewis
K. O. Boone
Robert Anderson
Victor Webb
Atlanta, Georgia
Nu Phi Mu Entertained by Winfred Wall at YWCA
The Epsilon chapter of Nu Phi Mu met at the YWCA with Miss Winifred Wall presiding. Business included constitution copies for study and a plan to discuss revision at the March 31 meeting. Bridge followed with Betty Lou Isom high and Winfred Wall second. refreshments served to twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Unit One
YWCA
Winifred Wall
Social Committee
Betty Lou Isom
Winfred Wall
Weekly Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
Mrs Paul W Casey hosted the Emerywood country club weekly ladies bridge event at the clubhouse yesterday. Duplicate bridge top north–south honors went to Mesdames F H Gray and W P Hazelwood with runners up C S Beaver and C Durland. East–west leaders were Mesdames Lloyd Flythe and Logan Porter Jr and Mesdames John S Welborn and Ethel Rochelle took second. In contract bridge, prizes went to Mrs Ed Mendenhall and Mrs Jesse Washburn. Also notes about giant Sequoia seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Casey
Emerywood Country Club
F. H. Gray
W. P. Hazelwood
C.S. Beaver
C. Durland
Eastwest
Lloyd Flythe
Logan Porter, Jr
Mesdames
John S. Welborn
Ethel Rochelle
Ed Mendenhall
Jesse Washburn
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Madeline Hoover
Misses Tomlinson
Ariette
Maiden Form
Shefashion Shop
Ema
R. T. Cottam
Jane Scott Matton
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sara Wagger
Woodrow Avenue
Burton Wagger
Lawrence Wagger
Nature Study Club
W. J. Pappas
Brookside
Grady Goldston
P. E. Lindley
Ali-bhi
Vicks VA
Honea
Bendix
Best Buy
St. Main St
Bendix Home Laundry
Aauw Symphony
Brahm
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
H. Spiv
Alfred
Celid Wares
Princess Beauty Shop
Legion Auxiliary
Y Business Club
Cardus
BE. Commerce St
Nu Phi Mu
United States
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Lydia Lydia
Pir
Pinkham
Tobias
Terminix
Terminix Company OF
R. F. Boedicker
High Point Representative
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