Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-02-13
iO JUVENILE BOLICHS

BVL4CHS
,doIescent Society in Which State De.
uartments and General Assembly
Have Good lime.
Raleigh New and Observer.)
Miss Josephine Shipman and Mas
TOR william Shipman, children of M
ond Mrs. M. L. Shipman. last uigl
entertained in honor of the four BoIic
bovs. Masters Bryan, Lonnie, vHaroln
and Eugene, the sons of Representa-
tive ]. A. Bolich, Of Sa1uda, Polk
county.
These four fine young fellows came
here a day or two ago from the big
mountain and joined their father. The
Shipman Juveniles, delightful noun
tsineers also, initiated them into capt.
tol society. And from 8 O'Clock until
II last night, the measure of Joy was
trimming over. Games that excited
the brain of the adolescent and e
freshments that met all the REQUIRE
ments of the apartment of the interior.
we're served in continuous fashion.
Young women and young men we're
aided in the entertainment by parents
on an absolute parity with them in
age.
The guests were Misses Louise Hall
Hattie Aston, Annie Rogers, Olive
Ross, Hazel Maxwell. Jeanette Bali.
Elizabeth Jones, Elizabeth Hunter,
Juanita Nelson, Carmen Jones, and
Marie Parker. Masters Bryan, Lon.
ME, Harold and Eugene Boltch, Will
Z, and Harris Coley, Maury Martin,
James Enniss, Victor Hubbard, Ken
meth Parker, and the parents of the
entertained and the entertainers.
Mrs. Brown Hostess.
Mrs. ]. S. Brown was hostess to the
u. D. C. ladies, last Wednesday after
Flat Rock drive.
A much larger number than usual
vas present and important business
vas transacted. Two months ago the
chapter decided to furnish a room in
the hospital, nov in course of erection
10 be known as "The Josephine Lane
Memorial Room" in honor of the chap
ter's much beloved president who pas
sed away Oct. End, 1912. At the meet
ing Wednesday afternoon every heart |
was made glad by the reading of a let
ter from Mrs. E. H. Gibson. of Florida, |
giving many words of love and encour-
agement in this undertaking and max
ing a donation of $1,000 toward this
fund. Mrs. Gibson is the wife of Rev.
E. H. Gibson, a former pastor of the
Hendersonville Baptist church, and
though their home and work is now in
another state they recall with love and
revere the beautiful christian woman
hood of their erst while friend Miss
Josephine Lanes] tribute toE
her memory they bring this donation
toward her memorial which shall live
on and on as do the many good works
which she wrought while she yet liv-
eth. This is the second donation
which has been made toward this
fund the first having been made by
Miss Mae Lucille Smith. |,
At the conclusion Of the business
the ladies enjoyed a social
hour, and Mrs. Brown assisted by lit
tie Miss Mary Brown served a deli
cious salad course
Mrs, Charles ST John Entertafns.
The bridge club was delightfully."- en-
by Mrs. Charles St John
Thursday afternoon in the beautiful
of the st. John Hotel. Several
of bridge were played, the
score being made by Mrs
Ethel Dixon for which she received an
exquisite lace satin pin cushion. Miss
Jamie Carson won the second prize, a
lovely work basket. A st. John pen
nent was given to Miss Amy Edwards
as a consolation. A delicious salad
salad course was served.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Waldrop were delightfully."- sur
prised by a number of friends going to
their home carrying to the young cou-
pie many useful gifts. Everybody had
good time until a late hour. Deli
refreshments were served.
Miss Mary st. John has gone to
Charlotte where she will visit for sew
eral weeks.
The U. D. C. will give a colonial tea
at the Kentucky home February ~,
hashington's birthday. Quite an eIaD-
>rate program has been arranged for
he accasiont an da number of visitors