The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-10
Kanuga Lake News.

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music by the Nixon O1cnesLra, atIehu7
ing porch parties, playing bridge OF
going the rounds of the goH INKS
some, Of the ladies are becoming
experts in golf, and much interest," IS
aroused since the arrival or Mr.. u
Fl. George, the professional goH IN
structor. The golf tournament VIII
be held early this month, and many
of the club members ale pract1clng
for this. Baseball is receiving, Wits
i tennis its share of attention, and the
| bright new uniforms should inspire
the Wearers to make a brilliant record
this season.
The lake and boat house are centers
of activity during the bathing hour
and in early evening, n the large
auditorium affords an excellent dane
ing floor. The followers of Isaac
Walton, from the ~10-year-old youth to
the man with gray hairs, have been
rewarded beyond expectation by the
numerous catches of the Jimmy tribe
of the speckled trout variety,
This resort is formed Tor the free
dom and opportunities provided fol
the children, so as not to annoy the
older and more quiet guests. There
is the spacious hall used as a play
room, in which Miss Mary AgneA
O'Donnell conducts a dancing class
every afternoon, and IN which this
children gather every evening after
supper to practice dancing tc the
music of the orchestra. Numerous
parties and rides have been arrapeeu
for the little folks.
MI. John NJ. Scott, of Charlotte, ten
dered the children a tacky party GA
Saturday night in honor CT Miss Annie
Taliferro. The little folks dressed il
all sorts of ridiculous costumes, as
sembled in the ball room, where d
mock wedding reception was held fol
the imaginary bride and groom, Miss
Taliferro and Mr.. Neil Overman. The
bride carried a large carrot, bouquet
and her bridesmaids, Misses Cecint
Mckenzie, Ellen White and Mar
Rogers Cibbon, carried cabbages. The
groom wore the conventional blac-
with adornments of all sorts and. CO.
ors, and each performed the part as
signed in a very cTeditable manner.
After the wedding reception, the grand
march took place and then the Vir-
ginia reel was danced in which Mr..
Scott and a number of grown folks en-
tered, much to the amusement CT the
little folks. At O'clock Mr.. Scott in
vited the crowd to the large dining
room, where an abundance of les
cream and cake gratified the childisi
appetite. All were loud in their praise
of Mr.. Scott and are locking forward
to another like fuction to be giver
soon. AmCag those present were Ma
rion Robertson, jerks Robertson Viii
liam Reede, Mayo Reede, Virgini
Campbell, Virginia Ryder, Ellen White
Elizabeth White, Sidney White, Maud
White, Annie Taliferro, Julia Scott
Ca1vine Scott, Howard Conway. Ciar1
Smith, Cecilia Mckenzie, Mary nc
Kenzie, Virginia Mckenzie Marga1e;
Smith, Corine Gibbon, Mary Rogers
Gibbon, Louise Gibbon, E. O'Don
nell, Mary Agnes O'Donnel1, Dorothy
Hodgson, Blanche Foster, Alice Fcs.
ter, Anne Griffin, Margaret Norton
Elizabeth Heath, Katherine Heat
Thos. Prescott, Neil Overman, Govt
ney Overman, Donald Overman vii.
liam Prescott, John Pratt and Hun1ey
Bobb.
All the children were delighted t.
welcome Mr.. L. L. McClesky. of Allan
ia, who is an old fayorite with them
and who has promised them a rousine
good time at his party Gu Aug. Is.
A much enjoyed formal dance wa
given last Friday evening in the audi
forum of the boat house, and this i;
to become a regular weekly function
Among those present were Miss Mar.
: Agnes ODCanell, Miss Mildred Bobb
l Miss Eileen O'Donnell, Mrs. Mrs. w. J
l O'Donnell, Judge and Mrs. Rufus T
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, Mrs
} A. S.. White. Miss Maude White, Mess1f
Peter and Laurie O'Donnell, Huntle5
| Robb and Mr.. D. B. Chaffe, Jr., of New
Orleans, La; Mr.. and Mrs. M. G Heath
Miss Sarah Christie Powers, Mr. J. M
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. K. c.. Whistler
2 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Haskell, Mr. S. L
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Nelson
of Columbia, s.. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. C. S
Webb, of G~reenville, S. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Neville, of New YorF
city; Mrs. j. B. Campbell, Mrs. w. r
Prescott, Mr.. Calvin Prescott, of At
lart, Ga; Miss Sadie Wyman and Miss
Margaret Lahey, of Montgomery. Ala;
Mrs. Margaret Busbee Shipp and Mr..
w. E. Yopp, of Raleigh, n. c.; Miss
Mary Morgan Myers, Mr.. and Mrs
George Stephens, Miss Bessie Durham
Mrs. R. l.. Gibbon, Miss Ccrinne
Gibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. John M: Scott
Miss Annie Taliaferro, Mr.. and Mrs
B.. j. Smith. Mr.. F. l.. Pegram, Mrs. w.
r. Rydeh, Mr. and Mrs. E. v. Patter-
sen, Mrs. ]. L. Chambers, Miss Eliza.
beth Chambers, of Charlotte. N. c.:
Ms. H. IT. Gordon, Miss Neil Podg-
son, Miss Dorothy Hodgson. of Athens.
Ga; MI. T. A.. Crawford, of Rock
Hill, S. c.; Col. and Mrs. D. F.. Jack
Miss Jack, of Augusta, Ca; Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie, of Timmone-
vile, s.. c.; Mrs. J.. M. Robertson am
Mrs. I. M. Reade of Charleston, 8.
IIC.; Miss Lydia Lambeth and Mr.
Charles Lambeth, CT Fayetteville, N.
c.; Mr.. Howard Conway, of Charlotte.
N. c.; Mr.. Hugh Vincent. of Flat
Rock, N. c.; Misses Holt and Dressler,
of Highland Lake club; Mr.. Walter
Smith and Miss Rogers, of Laurel
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