Miss Harris Honored at Announcement Party
Miss Estelle Harris is celebrated at the home of Mrs. C. B. Sheloff in Rutherfordton area as her engagement to Mr. Quentin Collins of Denmark South Carolina is announced. The event included games and a decorative reveal with a telegram tied to a cat prop. wedding planned for late December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Croker
C. B. Sheloff
Parkway
Estelle Harris
Mary Alice Sheloff
High Point
Western Union Telegraph Office
Collins
A. P. Collins
Denmark
S. C
Mary Alice Sheloft
Rose Goldsmith
Ira Hensley
Mary West
Thelma Patrick
Julia Liles
Ruby Thomas
Ditsy Cash
Bess Shceloff
Maggie Shceloff
Tamsie Knight
Carmala Lewis
Pauline Spencer
Lena Davis
Ida Clarke
Zetha Boswell
Mary Allee Shceloff
Myrtis Hopper
Cecile Armentrout
Mesdames
C. E. Shceloff
C. D. Goldsmith
Clarence Meeks
Hubert Ellington
Gay Hensley
Otis Sain
Bob Hughes
Philomathena Club Guests at Mrs Tomlinson’s Home
Philomathean members and several guests gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ss. H. Tomlinson’s home Tomlinhurst for a program on The Sonnet. Mrs. T. W. Andrews led a discussion featuring Shakespeare Milton Elizabeth Barrett Browning and other authors followed by a social tea hour hosted by Mrs. Tomlinson and her mother Mrs. L. J. Dittee. Visitors included Mrs. Joseph D. Cox Mrs. G. Kearns Mrs. Carter Dalton Mrs. Hiram Armentrout and Miss Grace Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. H. Tomlinson
Philomathean Club
Tomlinson
L. J. Dittee
Joseph D. Cox
G. Kearns
Carter Dalton
Hiram Armentrout
Grace Taylor
Bridge Party Delights Greensboro Couples at Msboro Event
Local residents hosted at the Tley Stockton Hill building in Msboro for an evening of bridge with elfve tables. High and consolation prizes were awarded to multiple players including Mrs. Payne and Spencer Johnson, with numerous couples noted among attendees and a dainty refreshments service served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
T. J. Underwood
Elford York
tley-Stockton Hill
Msboro
Payne
Spencerohnson
Hobart Ferree
Ross Davis
Sherrill Snyder
Tom Meyers
Cooper Malpass
C. E. Peace
Spencer Johnson
Willis Welborn
L. H. Warren
J. C. Hoover
Dave Hayworth
R. T. Setzer
F. A. Stewart
Pauline Snyder
Flora Welborn
Lottle Chastine
Oteriens Annual Thanksgiving Ball Friday at Sedgefield Manor
The Cater club hosts its annual Thanksgiving Ball on Friday November 30 at Sedgefield Manor. Jack Wardlaw returns with his Fifteen rolinijans for the orchestra after a year away, with a torch singer and amplification. Twelve sponsors will be escorted by club members, with many local chaperones and parents of Coterien members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Ring
Ger
Orestra
Steen
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Wednesday events include the Social Calendar with several gatherings. The Wednesday Contract club meets with Mrs Paul Casey on Woodbrook court after a date change. The Community Arts club visits Mrs Frank Payne at Archdale and the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers convenes at Elm Street school with a motion pictures talk. The Business and Professional Girls club hosts a Thanksgiving program led by Ditsy Cash and Carmala Lewis. Altrusa meets at Friends Church annex with Guilford College’s Mrs Clyde Milner speaking. High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star gathers at the Masonic Temple. Wednesday morning features garden club visits at 323 Montheu Avenue and 404 Montheu Avenue, while the Utopian Study club is hosted by Valette J Harriss on Rockford road. Friday brings the Coterrlen club Thanksgiving Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
R. H. Sechrest
Business and Professional Girls Club
Ditsy Cash
Carmala Lewis
Altrusa Club
Friends Church
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Burbank
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
Coterlen
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Sedgefield Hunt Events Change in Week of Thanksgiving
Community notices describe hostesses Mrs. Seborn Perry and Mrs. Mabel Davis at a nine o'clock breakfast at Sedgefield Grill for Sedgefield Hunt members. A ride replaces this afternoon's gymkhana and the regular Wednesday hunt shifts to Thursday for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seborn Perry
Mabel Davis
Sedgefield Hunt Club
Sedgefield Grill
Earl Phillips
Frank Curran
Miss Crawley Weds T J Gold Jr In Simple Elegant Rite
Mary Julia Crawley and Thomas J Gold Jr were married in a five o'clock ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Joseph Rennie officiated as Dan Smith organist accompanied vows with Wagner Mendelssohn processional music while the bridal party departed to Wedding March. The couple will reside in McAnally apartments after a wedding trip. Mrs Crawley is daughter of O R Crawley of San Gabriel California. Mr Gold is elder son of T J Gold of Sedgefield. The groom studied at University of North Carolina and is a junior member of the law firm Gold McAnally and Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Julia Crawley
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Dan Smith
Schubert
Adelaide Williamson
D’artelot
Mr. Smith
Traumerer
Wagner
Mendelasohn
Dorothy Crawley
Mark W. Stump
Schiaparelli
Parma
Robert Gold
Charlies W. McAnally
W. A. Tomlinson
Richard Armfield
H. M. White
al Resch
Julian Franklin
Fred
Harry Morrill
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
McAnally
Wrenn Street
Gold
O. R. Crawley
San Gabriel
Calif
Crawley
Winston-Salem
Gilmer R
University of Paris
Gold, McAnally and Gold
Thomas J. Gof, Jr
W. M. Stump
Monthieu
Miss Helen Kearns Feted On Birthday
Miss Helen Kearns was honored with a birthday party Thursday evening at the home of her parents G O Kearns 415 Short Smith street. Games and contests were enjoyed with winners Miss Aldien Edwards and Mary Cross and Wilbur Robbins. Attendees included Aldien Edwards Mary Cross Willie Lee Annie Marie Hedrick Irene Parker Dorothy House Nell McInnis Ruth Belle Chesson Helen Kearns J R Crater Robert Stanley Harold Hedrick Wilbur Robbins Howard Grant James Harris and Howard Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kearns
G. O. Kearns
Short Smith Street
Aldien Edwards
Mary Cross
Wilbur Robbins
Willie Lee
Annie Marie Hedrick
Irene Parker
Dorothy House
Nell McInnis
Ruth Belle Chesson
J. R. Crater
Robert Stanley
Harold Hedrick
Howard Grant
James Harris
Howard Kearns
Miss Kearns
Junior Etude Club Met On Saturday
The Junior Music Study Club met Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Sidney Gayle s home. The program included Fairy Gondola Watch Your Step Rainbow Chaconne and Chopin pieces by Bobby Gayle Dorothy Rankin Florence Elite Mary Sue Briggs and Meredith Clark plus violin solos by Bobby Gayle. Hostesses Charlotte Denny Betty Hunt Murray Margaret Hayworth and Anna Tomlinson provided refreshments. Mr and Mrs Orval Thompson of Baltimore are expected to spend Thanksgiving with Mr Thompson s parents at 1609 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gayle
Esthoff
Bobby Gayle
Wee Lion
Gang Peyton Voorhees
Meredith Clark
Chopin Dorothy Rankin
Florence
Haeschn
Bobby Gayle Peeabees
Margaret Hayworth
Chopin Mary Sue Briggs
Charlotte Denny
Betty Hunt Murray
Anna Tomlinson
Orval Thompson
Baltimore
Thompson
J. G. Thompson
Franklin Street
Morris Hosts Club of Twelve Players on Friday
Mr and Mrs J A Morris entertained the Club of Twelve at their Brentley Circle home Friday evening. Five contract tables were set with pink chrysanthemums as a backdrop. Mrs W Idol and W J Praley won high scores and a bridge table cover and necktie respectively. A salad course followed the games with guests and members—Mrs W E Price among them—enjoying dainty tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Club of Twelve
Brentley Circle
W. ©. Idol
W. J. Praley
EB. Price
A. §. Parker
Mra
J. Sizemore
W. Cc
Idol
W. J. Fraley
EB. J. Payne
Carter Dalton
John Abals
Th Waynick
A. G. Douglas
Stump Hosts Family and Bridal Party Dinner
Mr and Mrs Mark W Stump hosted a Friday eight oclock rehearsal dinner for the Gold Crawley wedding. Guests included members of both families and the bridal party at a long table with ivy and a two tier cake. Additional attendees came from West Jefferson Winston Salem Norfolk and Norfolk area names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Stump
T. J. Gold
Homer Wheeler
Annice Wheeler Timmons
Ruth Reeves
West Jefferson
Gilmer R. Batten
Winston- Salem
O. F. Smith
Norfolk
Fred Morrill
Janie Burch
Democratic Women Institute to Be Held in Charlotte Friday
Mrs. Charles W. Tillett Jr directed an Institute for Democratic Women to be hosted Friday December 7 at the Charlotte Woman's Club. State and national speakers will headline with county vice-chairwomen from districts 5 through 10 serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Institute
Charlotte
Charles W. Tillett, Jr
State Democratic Executive Committee
Charlotte Woman's Club
State and Nation Fame
Reverdy Miller
W. W. Swift
Montezuma
Camille C. Boger
Morganton
Clarence Carpenter
King’s Mountain
Co. C. Cromwell
Gastonia
Fred E. Freeman
Marshall
John A. McRae
Spruce Pine
Mattie Sorrell
Burnsville
Charles Hutchins
Gilliam Brown
Carthage
H. H. McLendon
Wadesboro
R. L. Reynolds
Mock
Candor
Lyman Cotton
Salisbury
Gertrude Matheson
Taylorsville
Paul Miller
Jefferson
Rosa Mund
Concord
EB. L. Steele
Lenoir
W. M. Norman
Mooresville
J. P. Lynch
Spencer
Fred Smith
J. O. Sykes
Albemarle
Stanley Harris
Boone
Club Sans Souci Set To Meet Tuesday Evening
The Club Sans Souci will hold its weekly meeting Tuesday evening at Ivan Criseman’s Woodrow avenue home. President Criseman will lead with important business discussed. Last week the club met at W. C. Koontz’s home and admitted Winfred Hinkle and G. Hollingsworth. two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Sans Souci
Ivan Criseman
Woodrow Avenue
W. C. Koontz
Winfred Hinkle
G. Hollingsworth
Series Of Dances In Winston-Salem
The Junior Woman's Club of Winston-Salem sponsors weekly dances at the Robert E. Lee hotel. Friday dances run 9 to 1 with Saturday dinners at 8 in the Silver Glade room. Jimmie Cantwell and his orchestra provide music and entertainment. Proceeds support a day nursery. Mrs. Walter Johnston is president and Mrs. Chas Pegram chairs the dance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Silver Glade Room
Jimmie Cantwell
Walter Johnston
Chas, Pegram
German Club Thanksgiving Dance Enthralls Piedmont
The Piedmont German club held a Thanksgiving dance from 10 p m to 2 a m at Emorywood Country Club with Tal Henry and his North Carolinians providing a 13 piece band. Guests included Miss Sarah Clay Penner of Raleigh and Miss Elizabeth Morris of Roxboro with visitors from Quebec and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Tal Henry
Greensboro
O. Henry
Sarah Clay Penner
Raleigh
Elizabeth Morris
Roxboro
Alice BE
Freeze
Frank Clark
Quebec
Canada
Amos Kearns
Canterbury Club Delights Members With History Talk
The Canterbury club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Brockmanns home on Fairview Drive with president Mrs. W F Ellis presiding. Mrs Craven Page and Mrs Charles W Perry led the program. Page spoke on Edna St Vincent Millay and read sonnets. Perry presented The Origin and Early History of High Point focusing on Towmay s Tavern Brummell s Tavern and the J Welch Inn and the town s Revolutionary and Civil War landmarks. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. Ellis Mrs Edwin Lyon Mrs R A McPheeters Mrs W B Hall Mrs J W Lindsay Mrs Hoke Bullard Mrs Lynn Trout Mrs B E Harrison Mrs Charles W Perry Mrs Craven Page Mrs Capus Waynick and Mrs Louise Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Harry Brockmann
Fairview Drive
W. F. Ellis
Craven Page
Charles W. Perry
Page
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Towmay's
Brummell’s
J. Welch
Edwin Lyon
R. A. McPheeters
W. B. Hall
J. W. Lindsay
Hoke Bullard
Lynn Trout
BE. T. Harrison
Capus Waynick
Louise Voorhees
Altrusa Dance Planned at Emery Wood Club
The Altrusa club will host a dance at Emery Wood Country Club on December 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. An unnamed orchestra will provide music. Tickets are obtainable from club members. Admission is by card only with committee members listed as Addie Moore Hazel Johnson Mrs W W Dickerson Mrs C H Caddell and Lois Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Emerywood
Addie Moore
Hazel Johnson
W. W. Dickerson
C. H. Caddell
Lois Welborn
Altrusa Meeting Set. Finch Marriage Noted
The Altrusa club will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Friends church annex with Mrs. Milner of Guilford college as speaker. Miss Frances Lottie Finch, daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Finch of High Point, and Walter Upton of this city were married by Justice Bruce H Carraway in a quiet ceremony Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightengale
YY. W. Hut
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Altrusans
Altrusa Club
Friends Church
Milner
Guilford College
Frances Lottie Finch
D. M. Finch
High Point
Walter Upton
J. 8
Upton
Bruce H. Carraway
Justice of Peace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Harris
Philomathean
Oteriens
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Sedgefield Hunt
Florence Nightengale Club
MR. Sykes
Archdale P.T. A
Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
A. Coke Cecil
Oo. BE
Elizabeth Wall
Masonic
Beste Pope
Emma Blair
Emma Blair School
Mildred Wessinger
W. F. Bailey
Weasinger
Miss Crawley
T. J. Gold, Jr
Etude Club
Chaconne
Bride of
Mr. and
Mrs. Stump
Hollywood
Mann Drue
FBI
Upton Finch
Harllee’s
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