Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-28

Baritone Green.

BartOn-Green.
AueIr1ends of Mrs. L. M. Green TT
VINO was Miss Anne Norcom Rarton
N1H De surprised to hear the Follow
1ng news Item in the Columbia state
Mlss Barton with her mother and Sis.
1sr haeV been visitors in Henderson,
'"le curing the past several seasons
Hormal announcements are being
sent u today by Mr.. and Mrs-wiI7
IAN Norcom Barton Of Austin. Taxas
Line marriage of their daughter
M1ss anne Norcom Barton to James
maSnard Green. Jr.. of Columbia. s
Asheville. last III
me marriage wasakept secret on ac-
o oun OF the serious illness of the
DIpoes mother- and when the vacation
Ssoh enoed MRS. Green returned to
ner parents and Mr.. Green went back
To the University of Pe-nnsvIvonia
where he had received an ~appoint-
ment as reader in architectural his
EorE.
As Don as Mrs. Barton had sniff
GENTLY regained her health MrwGreen
went to San Antonio. the winter home
OF the Bartons. to claim his bride.and
the two are now on their way to Phil
eGelDhlaI where they will live. They
are taking an interesting route through
the Middle West.
1he prloe. having spent several win
tiers in North and South Carolina with
ner mother and sister, is pleasant
remembered. especially in Columbia.
Wnere she visited as a very young girl.
mr.. Green has been a student of archi-
lecture for several years at the Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania"
Will Hold Baby Show.
n baby show, which is being
planned by the Daughters of the Con-
federacy to be held at the Kentucky
Hcme on the afternoon of October 30,
is being anticipated with eager inter-
est and much pleasure by the mothers
OF the many beautiful children of which
Hendersonville is justly the proud
possessor. The committee in charge
of the arrangements of the show
met at Mrs. Posey's last week
and discussed plans. 1t was de
clded to open the entries on the day
of h show at 2:45 O'Clock promptly
in order not to keep the little ones out
late. IA entry fee will be % cents
per child. No charge of admission
will be made for nurses or those in
charge of children entered. The ed
mission fee for visitors will be Is cents
for adults and &c. for children.
The judges will not be asked to
render decisions by scientific rules
but will beasked to award prizes to
the prettiest and most attractive Child,
whether boy o girl, in eaeh class.
There will be four prizes given as OIL
lows: To the prettiest and most at
tractive child under one year old, be-
tween n and two years old, between
two and three years old and between
three and o years old. The follow
ing judges haze been selected: DIR.
A H. Morey, DR.. w. r. Kirk, DR.. E. p.
Mallett, DR.. B. F. Cliff and DIR. w. IL.
Wander Linden. That the task of the
judges will not be an easy one, is the
forecast of many. who az fortunate.
enough to claim H~endersonville S broad
main street for their roaTi-g ground
on lovely October afternoons when the
u chariot drops it's many glorious
rays to view the hosts of beautiful !
children, with their blue ribbons and
curls, their dimples, their laughing ,
yes and chubby fists BORN in health, :
among our mountains, into mouIl-
tains of ozoneo as they are trunGied
along in their attractive carriages and
carts.
This is not to be a local show and
it is earnestly desired that every
child under four years in the town
and county will be there to help MAKE
the show an aggregate of beauty. Inc
Daughters are very enthusiastic ovCr
the prospects of such a happy gather
ing and are working zealously to make
the show a grand success. They not
only invite but urge every mother to
bring or send her child. The rooms
will be comfortable and the children
will be properly taken care of. The
Daughters are also arranging with a
local moving picture management to
have the pictures of all the children
taken and presented on the screen at
an early date. The date of this will
be announced as Don a sthe arrange
ments can be perfected.
It is expected that the people will
turn out in large numbers to enjoy
the gathering at the show of Hender-
son county's future citizens and to
see the blue ribboned prize winners, !
and at the later date of seeing the lit
tie ones on the screen.
The money realized from the show
will be used toward the completion of
the furnishings of the Josephine
Lane Memorial Room" at the Patton
Memorial hospital.
By the Committee.
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