Miss Dudley Hostess Honoring Visitors
Miss Elizabeth Dudley gave a pretty porch party in honor of her guest, Miss Loraine Arey of Danville, Va., Friday morning. Rook was played at four tables and a delicious salad course and punch were served. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley and daughters and Miss Arey motored to Chimney Rock Sunday and spent the day at the rock.
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Miss Palmer Gives a Pretty Party
Miss Lela Palmer gave a delightful porch party at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B.H. Palmer Friday afternoon, honoring Miss Hannah Washburn’s guests and Miss Louise Winn. Bridge and rook were played and an ice course, cake, salted nuts and lunch were served.
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Mrs. Laney Honoree at Monroe Party
The following from the Monroe Journal will be of interest in Shelby, Mrs. Laney being, before her marriage which was a social event in June, Miss Dorothy Dover.
Mrs. Robert Gaffney Laney was again charmingly complimented when Miss Adeline Crow was hostess in her honor this morning to members of the Queen of clubs, welcoming Mrs. Laney as a new member, and to a few additional guests.
A profusion of pretty vari-colored summer garden flowers made the lovely suburban Crow home beautifully inviting. Tables were arranged for bridge on the porch. The talleys were tiny closed pink umbrellas and the favors were miniature pink petal parasols raised over the rose-petal candy cups.
Prizes were given to Mrs. Heath Lee for high score and to the guest of honor, Mrs. Laney. Top score prize was a set of table markers, and the honoree’s gift was a lovely novelty linen towel.
The following were Miss Crow’s guests: Mrs. Laney, Miss Annie Lee, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Robert S. Houston, Mrs. Emsley Armfield, Mrs. J.M. McMullan, Mrs. Heath Lee of Columbus, Ga., Mrs. Sam Lee, Misses Hannah Jane Blair, Daisy Belk, Mary Deane Laney, Harriett Beasley, Dorothy Lee, Wilma Green, Mrs. Owen Fitzsimmens, Mrs. Carr Bowie, Mrs. J.T. Shute Jr., and Mrs. Robert Redwine Jr., Mrs. Frank Rose and Mrs. A.A. Heath.
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Misses Henderlite Entertain for Visitors
Gastonia Gazette--Tuesday morning at their home on South Marietta street Misses Rachel and Virginia Henderlite were hostesses at a lovely rook party given in compliment to their house guests, Misses Virginia Bowman of Milborough, Va., Marian Romney of Charlottesville, Va., and Mary Elizabeth Zimmerman of Romney, West Va. The rooms were charmingly arranged with quantities of Shasta daisies and ?? fern, and room was played at six tables. After a delightful series of games, a temping frozen salad course was served. About 28 guests enjoyed the morning, among the out-of-town girls being Misses Loraine Arey of Dansville, Va., and Betty Dudley and Isabelle Hoey of Shelby.
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Miss Henkel to Columbia University
The following from Statesville Landmark will be of interest to Shelby people. Miss Henkel is a niece of Mrs. S.E. Hoey and has often visited here.
Miss Celeste Henkel, assistant county superintendent of education, left Wednesday evening for New York City to take the course at Columbia University in school administration. Miss Henkel will be there six weeks.
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Costner-Dedmon Wedding
Of interest to a large circle of friends was the marriage Saturday evening of Miss Novella Dedmon and Mr. R. Bloom Costner at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dedmon.
The color scheme of pink and green was tastefully carried out in the decorations, ferns, cut flowers and soft glow of candles forming an improvised altar before which the marriage vows were spoken.
The bride and groom entered together to the strains of Lohengrins Wedding March, rendered by Miss Manie Roberts, and took their places where the ceremony was performed by Rev. John W. Suttle.
The bride was lovely in tailored blue suit with hat and accessories to match.
Mrs. Costner graduated from the Shelby high school in 1921 and has taught in the county schools for the past two years.
The young couple left immediately for the home of the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Costner of Lawndale, where they will make their home for the present.
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Little Girl Gives Birthday Party
Little Miss Evelyn Webb gave a pretty party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Webb, Friday afternoon in honor of her seventh birthday. About 30 little folks were present and after a number of interesting games had been played, ice cream and cake were served.
From the Cleveland Star, Shelby, N.C., July 10, 1923
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