Miss Marion Andrews celebrated her 17th birthday
last evening with a party at her home on Pitt street, Tarboro. The parlor was
decorated in Hallowe’en colors of orange and black, crepe paper, witches, cats,
etc., being used. The lights were covered with Jack O’ Lanterns, giving the
room a ghostly effect. The dining room, where dancing was enjoyed, was also
decorated in the colors. Numerous games were enjoyed, after which delicious
sandwiches and coco cola were passed around. Later brick cream and cake were
served. Miss Andrews received quite a number of beautiful and useful presents
and best wishes from a host of friends.
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The Edgecombe Cotillion club gave a dance Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Placid Clark, whose marriage to Mr. Douglas Taylor took place
Wednesday evening. The hall was beautifully decorated with green crepe paper
and pine trees. Quite a number of out-of-town guests enjoyed the occasion.
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The Girls Friendly Society had a Hallowe’en party Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Henry Johnson. The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with Jack O’ Lanterns, witches, etc., everywhere. The girls
all came in costume and had quite a lot of fun trying to guess each other.
Madame Witch told fortunes and gave each girl a card on which was written a
short fortune in rhyme. These were later read aloud to the amusement of every
one present. Various ways of telling fortunes were tired and at a late hour
delicious ice cream and cake was served.
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Miss Hale Entertains
Miss Lanie Hales delightfully entertained the Thursday
Afternoon Card Club yesterday afternoon from 3:30 to 6. After an interesting
game, Miss Elizabeth McCraw was found to have made the highest club score, and
Mrs. Frank Davis the highest guest score. The guests of the club were Miss
Virginia Davis, Mrs. Steve Anderson, Mrs. Tom Hackney, Mrs. Frank Davis, and
Mrs. C.K. Wright.
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Roberts-Hawkhurst
Mr. Loren H. Roberts of Dorchester, Mass., and Miss Emma
Hawkhurst of this city were married at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Mr.
Behea at the residence of the brother of the bride. The young lady is highly
esteemed and an employee of the Branch Banking Company, while the groom is a
young business man in Dorchester.
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