Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30

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70 The surprise OF their many 4rfshd
=. announcement was made Tuesday
s;sht of the marriage 0f Misa Edna
Tsbeau to Mr.. Carroll Waldrop. Of this,
a;ty The marriage took place In the
WSthodist achurch~last saturday even-
snS about $50, Rev.SA "a stanford,
.Mciating. Those preaentyaa Khe cer-3
s-nony g Miss Dnlte Timu1Ons
18th Mr.. Harlow Walafops Dr. and
Hra- &C. Tebeau a1da Nj. Elw0od
TThaley. Desiring To keep the mar-.
IogaEa secret from their friends q
mort length Of time the young couple
~ant to their respecdXe|hOme6 after
he ceremony and~nothing W~aBslearned
~ the affair until the announcement
Tnesday evening Mrs. Waldrop aa
miaa Edna Tebeau has won QUITE 3
drcle of friends during her residence
n his city with her mother, Mrs.
TheelwrighE She Is = young lady OF.
oharming traits. Carroll Waldrop,
son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Waldrop is
a we'll known young man OF this city
where he has resided all his life. Mr..
Taldrop holds q responsible position
Nth the postomce department here.
N ISIS Edwards Entertains.
A charming social event Of the week
and was the bridge party given the
Bridge Club by Miss Amy Edwards az
her home on Washington street. The
uarlors were rendered very attractive
With evergreens and carnations. An
exciting game of bridge was INDUCED
IN. At its conclusion, 1t was found
that Mrs. r. p. Freeze was the FORUM
ate winner of the first prize, q pair Of
silk hose, while Mrs. Henry King was,
~ecnsoled with q pair OF embroidery
scissors. "A refreshment course Of
ices, cakes and minis, coffee and
cheese was served by Miss Edwards,
assisted by her sisters. Mrs. Harold
Peaman, Mrs. Ethel Dixon, and Miss
Mona Edwards.
A dinner was given the Confederate
Veterans in this county at the court
house last Saturday by the q. D. C.'s
Of this city. This ID the first occasion
Of this kind OF which MI ]. M. Shep-
herd has ever missed and the serious
Illness which kept him away is q mat
Ter Of deep concern among many
friends. The dinner was served by the
following members Of the Margaret
Davis Hays chapter: Mesdames Pick
ems, Schenck, Dodamead, Posey, Fish
er. Kirk, Barnwell, Brooks, Dixon, and
Miss Mae Lucille Smith. "A number Of
county school children. were present.
The Margaret Davis Hayes Chapter
of U. D. c., will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. s. Brown. on the Flat Rock
drive, Wednesday afternoon, Febru-
airy 9Th, at 8 O'Clock AL members
are urged to be present
MRS. L. z FISHER
81 o.. sEasG Sec.
The Hospital Association will begin
their weekly exchange on Saturday at
Whitaker's book store. Be r and
take a look at the dainties before
planning your Sunday dinner.
Mr.. Paul Eve Of AsheviIle spent the
week end in Hendersonville.
Mrs. Annie Darlington who has been
spending the winter here, with her
son, on third Avenue, left Tuesday for
q visit to Laurens, S. c.
Mr.. Billy Bourne the clever cartoon
list on the Asheville Citizen spent Sun
day in HendersonviIle.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Crawford are now
living in Mr.. Rector's new cottage on
Mrs. Henry King, Ethel Dixon and
third avenue.
Miss Della Davis enjoyed the Rose
Maid in Asheville, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Henry Savage will entertain
the Auction Bridge club, at her home
on Broad street, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. G. G. Low and MI. Pierce Gregg
OF Ashevi1Ie were in town Saturday
and Sunday.
There will be a debate by the de-
batting teams of the High School, Fri
day night at the school building.
The Auxiliary Club will meet Thurs
day, Feb, 9th, at the school building, 1t
is a mass meeting and all the ladies'
In town are urged to be present
There was no meeting of the Aux1l-
airy Club this week, on account OF the
rain.