Richmond social notes from Greensboro Daily News item
Richmond resident Mrs. A J Grey visits Richmond family at the Orton Hotel. Asheville visitor Miss Eugenia Britt seen in the city yesterday. Parish Guild to hold Christmas sale at Parish House tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Red Cross seats go on sale in post office lobby tomorrow with Miss Mary Hewett in charge. Chaperones for the day named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Britt
Asheville
Orton Hot
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Mary Hewett
Cuthbert Martin
The
Red Cross Society
J. M. Solky
Leap Year Ladies Handicap Match At Cape Fear Country Club
A Saturday 2 45 pm event at Cape Fear Country Club features a leap year foresome handicap match. Ladies may select their partners from the men with only one condition notifying the greens captain for handicap arrangement. Ladies expected to handle engagements and details while men attend. Prizes to be awarded amid strong female participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Fear Country Club
Investigation Opens On City Stables Irregularities
Testimony in Wilmington inquiry details alleged misconduct at the Streets and Wharves Department. Witnesses describe feed losses, cement deliveries, payroll irregularities, and possible favoritism surrounding Mr Furlong and city employees. Council plans further sessions to hear defense and collect further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N.roberts
Mr. Bunting
Brown
J. H. Jones
Bradshaw
Furlong
Merritt
Mr. Furlong
Mr. Bradshaw
Bunting
Jones
Council
W. L. Burkheimer
George Jackson
E. E. Boney
Joe Hewett
Boney
McCaig
A. G. Ricaud
Meares
Wilmington
Gortylyn
Jo Wit J. Brown
I. Smith
John J. Furlong
W. J
Hurkeheimer
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Mrs
A. J. Grey
Richmond, Va
Orton Hotel
J. A. Springer
Greensboro Daily News
C. C. Covington
I. W. Murphy
N. B. Futrelle
Philadelphia
G. W. Horsey
City
I. F. Cates
Master Forest
Durham
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Lilly
A. D. Brown
Page Live
Boys’ Brigade Armory
Elvington
Tion
Dren
Charlie Chaplin
Royal Theatre
D. A. Elvington
Matthews
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