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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1916
Page
5
A small luncheon following a library gathering featured bridge tables in three rooms and a rock segment. Miss Horney won the guest of honor prize a sterling silver bread tray among carnations and carna tions, with twenty four guests attending.
Mrs. Mary Harris Horney invites friends to Ola Harris and Dr. Charles Lee Cruse marriage at First Methodist church Lexington on Tuesday April 4 at eight o clock with home after April 15 in Statesville North Carolina. Ola Horney, graduate of High Point High School, has lived in Lexington and is remembered here as daughter of Mrs. Mary Harris Horney. A reception in Ola Horners honor was hosted by Mrs. H B Warner in Lexington with Mrs Jacques Busbee of Raleigh addressing the State Federation of Woman's Clubs art department and speaking on Art at the Manufacturers club in High Point. The pageant at First Reformed church Thursday night features missionary preparations with dress rehearsal tonight and a final dress rehearsal. East End Methodist Church invites attendees to Wesley Memo.
At a meeting held yesterday at Mrs. J. W. Harris home delegates and alternates to the district meeting in Salisbury on April 27 were elected. Delegates include Mesdames A Ring F Beneini and J F Kirkman with alternates Miss Helen Brockett and Mesdames Albion Millis and J W Harris.
At noon on Thursday the ladies of Wesley Memorial church plan to serve 100 hot dinners in the church dining room. The event is well known locally and relies on patronage without extra advertising. The menu will be announced tomorrow.
The notice lists several community gatherings tomorrow including First Reformed Endeavorers at 7 30 p m in the Sunday school room, First Baptist conference at 7 30 p m, a Peace Contest at East End Methodist next Sunday night with a medal prize, and a Thimble club tea at 3 p m with Mrs iurney Kearns hosting on South Main.
New York's Hippodrome spectacle America will be shown at the Broadway on Thursday for a nominal admission fee. Manager Wagner brings the vast production to the door, featuring Landing of Columbus Pan ama and many grand scenes culminating in The Court of Honor with 1,000 elements and a grand finale.
Mrs Albion Millis and Mrs Geo Matton Jr are named chief marshals for the state federation event in May. Committees for the Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon and the Manufacturers club luncheon are finalized with many members listed. Receptions will be hosted by the Woman's era and others, with delegates and visitors the luncheon guests.
At her home in Roland Park Mrs Walter Chandler will entertain with an afternoon auction at 345 tomorrow. Guests include her mother Mrs M L Davis and sister Miss Annie Davis of Hopewell Virginia.
Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Ready Ky says after six months of illness and failed medical help she took Cardui, a woman's tonic. Eleven bottles restored strength, weight, and ability to work. The ad claims Cardui has helped thousands over 50 years and directs readers to purchase at druggists or write Chattanooga Medicine Co. for information.
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