The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
ASHEVILLE
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AsheVille. y c.. July 20-Miss
Katherine Grant entertained Wednes-
day Afternoon. at tho homo Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Roger Grant. on
Montford Avenue with an Informal
card party which was followed ny
dancing About thirty Of the friends
of Miss Grant were present - tho at
fair which was most deligattIl one
one Of the prottiest parties of the
week vas that of Miss Byrd Henderson,
VINO entertained ma q charming man
ner Friday afternoon, in honor 81 MISC
Nellie Coleman. OF Knoxville who has
been her guest for the past fow DAYS
Five Hundred was named az the game
and the house was decorated with
rhododen1ron and sweet .eos 10
prizes were rled tho party having
been very informal one Al the con-
rilsion OF tho PLAYING tea vas served.
Asheville s latest club is ia Woma n 3
Social and study clup. which has been
started with membership %: thirty
of tho ciiy's most prominent women.
Various branches Of art are being
taught and the club maintains rest and
study rooms in the Morsel Building
in the business section OF the City. Tho
following officers have been CHOSEN.
president Mrs. Justin Wohlfarth. yice
presidents. -irs. ] + Woodcock and
Mrs James p. sawyer secretary. Mrs
Alice Vance. treasurer. Mrs Louise
Theoboli. The members Of the board Of
directors arc Mrs Karl Won Ruck. Mrs
T. J. Randolph Mrs 3 :. Watson,
Mrs. J. L. Gudgcr, Mrs ". II c;udger.
Mrs julia Burdick. Mrs. G Gibson.
Mrs r Smith. Mrs. J 3 Leonardo
Mrs. Z r. Heston and Mrs Rice Nj
nor.
Twelve OF tho frenos Of Mrs. Thomas
evening at an Informal bridge party.
which was greatly enjoyed by those
who attended
George Craig. Phnin Randolph. Pnon
COBB. arthur CRAIG and Henry CudSer
are spending several days a. CraxEv
mountain. where ihov hav. pitched
camp and VIII amuse themselves en-
joNinE He out OF doors
Miss Miriam Reynolds entertained a
number OF her young girl friendt at
her home on North French Broad
Avenue Saturday afternoon. In honor
Of MISS Gladys Reid. OF Hickory. y c
who is visiting Miss Reynolds The
"a bios were decorated for the occasion
In sweat peas ana ferns ana attrac-
tive place cards bore appropriate
verses
Bubois ana Fr,,ior Rees entertained
az the Country Club SATURDAY evening
tempting menu was served after
which the guests spent the remainder
OF the evening dancing Those p-cscnt
Were Misses Lucy Minor Eleanor
Bartlett Lillian Adams 1anic Jones
Emily Campbell Marjorie Pearson
louise Tate Louise Swope Eva Homer.
susie Penniman. Lucy Pennimsr. Miss
Phipps. Helen Chapman Louise Grace
nd Threse Chapman and Thos ZONES
leicester Chapman Bonshali Rhodes
Ben Merriweither Lockwood PERI
J Thomas Pearson Talbot Penri,nan.
Mcdonald and Charles IiiNiard
MISS Ethel Reeves gave tennis to-
AZ the Country Club Friday afternoon
N Aonor 81 her guest. Mrs. Robert Rob-
Hr'son. OF Chicago Tea was ssrve5 on
the veTanda Of the club house
The Rhododendron bali al the Bat
'erN Park Hotel. Friday evening wes
thH opening summer dance OF the sea
son at that hotel and " proved YER
enjoyable affair The heures wera le5
~ Fred Oates and Miss Margaret Bruce,
~ portsmouth. Va and about one hun
ared couples took part in the dance
FNncn as servei in an attractivelv
decorated corner OF the ball room
MIS- Thos Settle entertained A few
friends 4, an Informal dinner AZ her
nome orion OF Pearsons Drive. FRIDAY
--'t ne mouse vas handsomely
decorated tor the occasion which vas
most delishrful one About ten
guests were present
The guests at the BelviderA ware
even an informal dance THURSDAY
evening The ball room Of tho hotal
vas a'tractively decorated ana those
VINO we're present spent the evening in
a most enjoyable manner
Mrs jere Cooke entertained With an
informal bridge party Tuesday after.
.'ooh AZ ner home on Cum herland
avenue About twentv-five guests wera
present and the affair was very de-
ligh.ful one
Mrs Francis j Clemenger enter
I.ined informally at bridge Wednesday
terry Park Miss Nellie Holmes pesr-
son Of Salisbury. being the guest Of
honor The event was largely attended
an1 was greatly enjoyed by those who
were present