Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chase left for Oxford early this week.
Ruth Watts gave a dance at the home of Mrs. J.S. Holmes last Saturday night.
Mrs. Sam Fisher left Thursday for Asheville after a visit of a few days to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Patterson.
Mrs. Vernon Kyser and Miss Sarah Curtis Kyser left last Friday to spend the rest of the summer with Mrs. Kyser’s mother on the coast of California.
Mrs. Edward Claywell of Morganton has come back to Chapel Hill. She had been called to Morganton by the illness of her husband, but he is well now.
Mrs. F.P. Venable and Mrs. Will Webb went down to Fayetteville last week to visit Mrs. Isaac Huske, and Mrs. Huske came back with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson came to Chapel Hill Sunday to spend the day with the Steiners and inspect their house that is under construction on the adjoining lot. Mr. Johnson is to come to the University in September as professor of journalism. His home will have been completed by that time.
Mrs. Kluttz will return home this week to stay. She was here over Saturday night and went to Goldsboro Sunday with her niece, Mrs. Louise Crawford. She is recovering rapidly from her recent injury.
Miss Alice Jones is in Chapel Hill again after several months in Rochester. Miss Louise Wright brought her from Raleigh in a car on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller, who drove here from Taylorsville Friday, took Miss Ada Viele home with them for the weekend.
W.C. Coker went to New York last week.
Mrs. Justice returned Saturday from Baltimore where she went for medical treatment. Her daughter, Miss Peggy Justice, is with her for two weeks, and Bill Justice has come up from Wilmington.
Mrs. Larry Moore, who went to Wilmington to attend a wedding, has moved on to Charlotte to visit her sister, Mrs. Vivian Guion.
From page 3 of the Chapel Hill Weekly, July 3, 1924
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