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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

3

Flower Like Charm to Petal Frocks

A dainty evening dress described as a flower like charm with a high bodice long petal panels rounded hem. It features a modest V decolletage sleeveless design and pivot edging with taffeta for buoyant finish.

Cornelian club meets with Mrs Swain this week

The Cornelian club will meet at Mrs C C Swain's Johnson street home this week with informal party hours set at 3 30. Tuesday Bridge Club hosts Mrs Willis Slane at her Parkway home tomorrow at 3 30 for two tables of cards. Philathea Class meets Tuesday evening at Mrs H C Poole 1007 Green street with business session at 7 30. Musical Art elects officers at 7 Tuesday with Miss Clara Boyd at the Boyd music studio Broad street.

Cornelian Club C. C. Swain Johnson Street Willis Slane Parkway First Baptist Church H. C. Poole Green Street Musical Art Musical Art Club Clara Boyd Boyd Music Studio Broad Street Baraca Philathea C. F. Tomlinson the Parkway Alvin Parker Tomlinson Cy Wheeler Tuersday WO. T. Club Alvin Parker W Tonclinson Presbyterian Sie Charles Ragan Alberta’ Apartments Harry Raymond North Man Street Seta Pi Club Conner Covington

North Carolina clubwomen to gather in Greensboro for three day convention

Greensboro hosts the three day meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs with education and music as themes. Attending from High Point are Miss Clara Cox and Mrs. Henry White. In Thomasville, Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth hosted a reception for brides Mrs. Roland Holton and Mrs. Gerald Johnson with guests and floral displays. The wedding of Miss Margaret Blair to Robert McCuiston took place at Home Moravian Church in Winston-Salem with a dinner and plans to reside in Winston-Salem after a trip to the Adirondacks.

North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Greensboro Lady Astor England Gate City High Point Clara Cox Henry White Thomasville Charles F. Lambeth Roland Holston Gerald Johnson Mary Johnson Lambeth Priscilla Lambeth T. Austin Finch Charlies FB Lambeth Grald Johnson Roland Holton W. R. Hayward J. Arthur Morris Archibald Johnson Clarisse’ Rose Lois Harrold Sate Johnson M. J Hite Jepese Harville BR. G. Tuttle W. H. Elliott Jennie Pennington H. Newby J. S. Hardaway G. BE. Crowell Lambeth Alberta Hamilton Street Margaret Blair Winston-Salem W. A. Blahy Robert McCuiston Home Moravian Church J. K. Pfohl J. F. McCuiston Blair Cherry Street McCuiston Adirondacks Salem College Wellesley College Mass Forsyth Dining Room Furniture Company

Society of Thomasville Honors Bride-Elect Hattie Stone

Miss Vera Green hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening for Hattie Stone. Eight table progressive hearts and rock games determined a high score winner Kathleen Hall who gave the prize to the guest of honor. Orange ice, angel food cake and mints were served. hostess aides included Miss Mary Green and Miss Catherine Stone. A yellow and white color motif set the spring gathering.

Vera Green Hattie Stone Kathleen Hall Mary Green Catherine Stone

Green Street Church and Social Clubs Calendar

Weekly schedule listing Church and social club meetings across Green Street area. Activities include Baraca-Philathea classes at Tate Street, bridge clubs with various hosts on the Parkway, Music Art club officers election on Broad Street, and mother-daughter banquet at Presbyterian site. Times range from 1:00 to 7:50 PM with multiple hosts and streets.

Green Street Baptist Church J. H. Steele Tate Street

Women War Workers Meet in Washington

American women who served behind the lines in World War I gathered in Washington for the first grand reunion since the armistice. The event, led by Miss Margaret Lambie, aims to rededicate their efforts, aid disabled veterans in treatment, and support all emergency service classes. Frank Wineskis is on a short pleasure trip to White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, and will not return to High Point until mid month.

Washington Margaret Lambie Frank Wineskis White Sulphur Springs High Point

High Point Notables Attend Local Event

From High Point came the Misses Blair the Blair brothers of this city Mr and Mrs Chase Idol the CC J Cummings and Mrs Rufus King and daughter Miss Anna Bella King at the gathering.

High Point Misses Blair Blair Brothers Mrs Chase Idol CC. J. Cummings Rufus King Anna Bella King

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J.C Patton Charlotte Woman's Club M. S. Stone W. T. Green Jesse Green C. F. Henderson William Leonard J. ©. Green Madaline Hoover Emma Leigh Hoover Odessa the Cynthia File Marie Jones Susan Green Lettie Green Vira Clodfelter Wanda Clodfelter Myrtle Perry Ethel Ogburn Maye Live Presbyterian Gir Navy All Cor Moffitt Furnishing Company Society OF Thomasville A Klub Kalendar Aro Karo Corn Products Refining Co Depc. A Argo Assur Carolina Baking Co Davis Shoe Store Silk Ier Dreesses Hart Drug Co Postoffice Max Bones
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