The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
AsHEvILLE
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Aeheville, n. O., March 30.-One Of
| tho most enjoyable affairs of the sea-
son was the annual banquet of the
ABheville Dental Society, which was
| held on Wednesday evening in the din
lng-room Of tho Womans Exchange
| Practically all of the dentists OF this
oity wero present and the banquet was
very successful one DR.. B. F. Hall
acted as toastmaster. and number
of appropriate toasts were responded
to.
3 Mrs. Wendell r. Gillespie was the
i hostess to Il large number of nor
/ friends SATURDAY evening at her home
decorated for the occasion In cut
flowers and pottcd plants and color
scheme OF pink and white was carried
out. An enjoyable musical program
vas rendered and various games were
| played, at the conclusion OF which de-
/ licious refreshments were served.
/ About thirty guests were present.
! Mrs. Nora Grant entertained in
| formally Friday afternoon at )
o'clock tea. which was attended by
| about dozen of her Asheville
cut-fowcrs for the occasion. and at
the conclusion OF the various games
which were played delic Gus refresh
1
Friday evening TO Il large number of
her friends. the reception having been
in the nature of a farewell party. Mrs
Westa1l within few days moves
| from Clayton. Street to Chestnut Street.
| Pretty decorations made harmonious
color scheme. and at the conclusion
musical program. refreshments were
| served.
In honor of Misses Brown. who for
some tiinc past have been the guests
Of Mrs. Jere L. Cooke and Miss Alice
Brown. Barry Brazleton entertained
al delightfully."- informal luncheon
Tuesday afternoon The affair was
attended by abo1t dozen younger
i folks. and was greatly enjoyed
! Miss Henrietta briggs entertained a
| number OF her young friends Thursday
afternoon at birthday party which
proved a very enjoyable gathering
prettily decorated with pink sweet
peas, which, in little baskets. were dis
| tributed as souvenirs. a large num-
/ Der OF the friends of Miss Briggs were
enjoyable party will not soon be for
| gotten.
| Miller. Of Knoxville. and Mrs. r. L..
Northern, OF Lexington, botn OF whom
( arc the guests OF Mrs. y. Buckncr at
Mrs Wiley's reception was a most de-
f! lie huul affair and her guests spcn;
| the evening most pleasantly.
! Mrs. L. :. DcButts. OF Nicks burg,
who has been spending tn. winter
! here. entertained d number OF her
| friends Tuesday afternoon in one of
| the private dining-rooms Of the No-
1 mans Exchange. on Haywood street
/ The tea was Informal one and
was attended by the following guests
Mrs katherine Van Sostrand, Of Chi
cago; Judge Agnes Moore. OF Roches-
ter. y. y. Thomas Hughes. Of Vicks-
burg. Miss. Colonel John N Herndon,
of the Governors STAFF. OF Richmond
Dr. K. clifton Morris. of Augusta. Ca.
/ The cadets of the Bingham School
Will give their annual Easter dance
Immediately after Lent, and the at
fair promises 10 be most enjoyable
one. 1t Will be attended by tho larger
number Of the girls OF the Asheville
younger set and Il is being looked
forward TO with a great deal OF in
tcrcst
Tho members OF the Christian
Church gave very delightful recep
ceptlon Friday evening at the narson-
age OF the church. in honor Of Rev
and Mrs. Patrick Ii. Mcarcs. who have
recently come 70 Asheville from Co
lumb ia- in order that Rev. Mr.. Mcarcs
might accept the pastoratc Of the
local church.