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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
3
A dense list of clues covering names, words, abbreviations, and phrases. Includes Latin, biblical, postal and heraldic hints with numbered entries from 1 to 98, featuring many cross references and linguistic notes.
The page combines a Whitcombe poem fragment about returning home and a brief social column noting James Riley on top and a weekend visit by Mr. L. J. Caddell of Wilson with family, plus Mrs. W Leonard and Ella Mae visiting Mrs. L. IL. Caddell on West Third street.
Mr and Mrs B H Garris return from the wedding of Miss Ivey Matthews and Mr John Mallard held at Rose Hill on Saturday afternoon at the bride s home. A musical program preceded and followed the ceremony conducted by Rev Mr Ones of Rose Hill. Afterward the couple traveled to Magnolia and Fayette for a honeymoon on the Florida Special.
A tip for fruit cake bakers suggests saving a portion of plain batter to spread on the bottom and top of the pan. This creates a smooth cake surface and helps prevent fruit from sticking and burning.
Mrs Hugh Shepherd spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Greenville.
The Goldsboro News notes Miss Pearl Jordan visits from the Wilson Times. It reports the engagement and upcoming January 17 wedding of Miss Margaret Atlee Poll and Carlton Edward Mo ran of Washington, D C, at St Margaret's Episcopal Church with arrangements by Bride elect's parents Representative Edward Wiliam Pon and Mrs. Pon. Attendants and officers for the Elizabeth Lamm Missionary Society are listed with details of roles and meeting notes from the Methodist church.
Mrs. W. J. Williams hosted the Round Dozen club at Park Avenue with four tables of duplicate bridge. Ferns and narcissus adorned the rooms as guests, including Mrs. W. W. Trigg, Mrs. T. D. Mears, Mrs. C. L. Swindell, Mrs. F. D. Swindell, Mrs. John B. Bruton, Mrs. W. W. Simms, Mrs. W. J. King, and Miss Whitehead, enjoyed a salad repast after play.
A describe of revived necklines and directoire style details. The piece notes high collars buttoned at the front, fur bands, and detachable fur collarettes worn on dresses and coats. Henri Creange is cited on fashion trends.
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