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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

3

Notable Guests Attend Social Gathering and Trips

The article lists numerous attendees including Mrs. D. Mnak, Mrs. Harry Raymond, Mrs. Carter Dalton, Mrs. G. M. Shipman, Mrs. H. A. Millis, Mrs. W. T. Parker, Mrs. W. G. Shipman, Mrs. C. M. Hauser, Mrs. Albert Hart, Mrs. B. P. Cummings, Miss L. Irvin Paylor, Mrs. Julius Smith, Mrs. Ed Millis, Mrs. A. S. Caldwell, Miss Hutchinson of Rock Hill, Mrs. Tom Gilliam, and Mrs. Ward Eshelman. Maurice Stone is a visitor. In the city Misses Annie and Plack Walker left for Philadelphia. Dorothy Snow and Leona Muse depart for Greensboro for Have A Heart, staying with Miss Nellie Muse at Gen. W. A. B. Holman travels to Washington, D. C., then Atlanta for a relatives visit. Those going to Greensboro for Have A Heart include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hart, George Lowe, Maurice Stone, Everette Marsh, Valette Jones, Garnie Pollock, Ruth Whitley, E. B. Allen, Nan Williams, B. Leona Muse, Dorothy Snow, Mrs. Wood, P. Hall.

D. Mnak Harry Raymond Carter Dalton G. M. Shipman H. A. Millis W. T. Parker W. G. Shipman C. M. Hauser Albert Hart B. P. Cummings L. Irvin Paylor Julius Smith Ed Millis A. S. Caldwell Hutchinson Rock Hill Tom Gilliam Ward Eshelman Dorothy Snow Leona Muse Greensboro Nellie Muse Gen. W George Lowe Maurice Stone Everette Marsh Valette Jones Garnie Pollock Ruth Whittenley E. B. Allen Nan Williams B. Leona Muse Mrs. Wood P. Hall

Priscilla Club and Zeta Club Meet in Roland Park

Friday social calendar lists meeting times at 3 00 p m for the Priscilla club with Mrs M C Crowson in Roland Park and 3 30 p m for the Gamma Zeta club with Mrs J Allen Austin on Steele Street. Members are asked to bring knitting.

Priscilla Club M. C. Crow Roland Park Amma Zeta Club J. Allen

The Road to France Poem by Roland Rathbone

A sonorous poem in New York Her ald praising the road to France through history. It invokes heroes and rulers, from Drake to Coeur de Lion, Ney and Moore, urging courage and freedom for a sacred mission.

France Drake Coeur de Lion’s Ghost Ney Moore Roland Rathbone New York Herald

Mrs Clark Hosts Teacups Bridge Party in Oakwood Court

Mrs G W Clark entertained the Teacups club yesterday afternoon at her Oakwood court home. Four bridge tables were set and Mrs Carter Dalton and Mrs D M Pollock won the high scores, each receiving delicate crepe de chine handkerchiefs. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Alfred Caldwell and Mrs Ward Eshelman in serving refreshments after lively games.

G. W. Clark Teacups Club Oakwood Court Carter Dalton D. M. Pollock

Silk Petticoats and NeK Skirts Offered in Wide Range

A catalog-like display highlights silk petticoats in varied colors and coats with wide silk flamic at 1.98. Neck skirts priced from 5 to 15 dollars show fresh styles and materials including serges poplins taffetas and fancy mixtures. Shoppers can easily select from a complete new line of separ ate skirts now available.

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Annie Plack Walker Philadelphia A. B. Holman Washington, D. C Tulia Sanderson Empire-Mutual Star Austin Steele Mrs. Clark Misses Coats Moffitt Furnishing Allen Big Allen Ors Pyet Ne Coats Heatherbloom Petti Serge Betty Wales All Colors Inclding Navy and Black Wales Edwin Clapp
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