Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-22


Ex-Congressman and Mrs. James M
Gudger were in HendersonviIle Sun
day on a visit to the latter's sister
Mrs. L. M. Dodamead. They left their
two grandchildren, Katherine Gudger
Langley and John Langley, ir., who
viii remain with Mrs. Dodamead for
about two months while Mr.. and Mrs.
Gudger and Mr.. and Langley are on
their congressional party trip to the
Hawaii Islands.
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The following announcement hss
been received in Hendersonyille:
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Russell
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Eustace Falls
to
! Mr.. William Sidney Scott,
on Saturday, April the seventeenth
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
At home to their friends
in Brevard, N. C.
For q number Of years Mr.. Scott and
his mother were residents OF Hender-
,sonviIle, where Mr.. Scott was an emf
.ploye OF the Democrat. Office. Miss
Russell was a resident of Asheville,
where she served as a graduate nurse.
Her parents live at Fletcher. Mr..
Scott holds a position with the Bre-
ward News.
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FFuftlaAd Commencement
Invitations to the Fruitland instf-
tute commencement have been receiv-
ed. The interesting program follows:
Friday April 30th: 300 p. m. music
recital.
Sunday, May End: HOO a. m. Bacca-
laureate sermon by Rev. A. e. Brown.
D. D., superintendent of Baptist Noun
tain schools. 500 p. m. sacred concert
by b. Up. u.
Wednesday, May 9Th: 500 p. M, ex-
preston contest for the Nan Miller
medal.
Thursday, May 9Th: 10: 80 a. m decla-
nation contest. 300 p. m senior class
day exercises. $3.50 p. m art exhibit
800 D. N. oratorical contest.
Friday, May 7th: $3.50 a. m. meeting
of the board of trustees. HOO a. IN
literary address by Hon. J. J. Britt,
member of Congress. Awarding of
medals and diplomas.
Senior Class: Bessie E. Allen, Ar
thur Poinsett Bell, Walter Thurman
Brown, Joseph Perry Carter, Frank
Woodfn Clayton, Sheriff. Gather Cor
pening, Cicero James Covintgton, Rosa
Elizabeth Hamilton, Mary Katherine
Harris, William Samuel Henderson,
Mary Jane King, Ira Curtis Miller.
Willard Montiver Nix, Troy F. Ramsey
Mable Elizabeth Starnes, Alma Mary
Towe, Gladys Mae WEIGH.
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Stanley-BrOOks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brooks brought
their honeymoon. which extended over
a number of states, to a close Wednes-
day when they arrived in Henderson
vile with Mrs. Brooks two children
in the automobile in which the bride
and groom toured Florida, extending
the journey in their car to Henderson
Vile. Mr.. Brooks left Hendersonville
on April 8 for DeLand, Fla, to claim
Mrs. Carrie Stanley as his bride and
while the object of his mission was
generally understood, no authentic
statement to the public had been made.
They were quietly married and imme-
diateIy set out on an automobile tour
to Miami Fla. After spending some
time in DeLand upon their return, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks left for Henderson
vile via Atlanta. Mrs. Stanley was a
visitor to Hendersonville last summer !,
when Mr.. Brooks was very attentive to
her. He visited in Florida on Thanks.
giving. It is understood that Mrs.
Brooks home in DeLand will remain
open and that she and a part of Mr..
Brooks family will spend the winters
in Florida, where Mrs. Brooks is said
to hold considerable property4 Mr..
Brooks, who has had a successful
business career in Hendersonville,
having held the Office Of county tax
collector and received other political
honors. now being mentioned in con-
nection with the race for the office o.
MAYOR. is cashier of the Citizens bank.
Mr. Brooks is a man of numerous
friends. who will be interested in his
matrimonial venture. The following
account of the wedding from a DeLand
paper will be of interest:
At s O'Clock Tuesday morning MRS.
Carrie Stanley and Mr.. Charles Brooks
were quietly married at Mrs. Stanleys
home on North Boulevard, Rev. l.. y.
Lowe performed the ceremony. Only
the stanley family and the Tatum
household were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks left immediateiT
for Miami. going through in Mrs
brooks Cadillac. They will return
the latter part of the week and
scain In the car for Hendersonv1lle, ..
r where MI. Brooks has a home, Tney
viii he accompanied to Hendersonyll!e
nv her two children, Earl and johnnie
May Stanley.
RFrd Stanley made her nome mere