French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-14

ana george SdnQ1Ief, Flora and Clara
Read, Samuel Bryson, Norman An
drews, Charles Elliott, Inez Corn and
Madge Cunningham.
To- !!
Silver Tea.
Mrs. r. M. Oates entertained with a
missionary tea at Fassifern, on last
Wednesday afternoon from 5 to $50
o'clock. The spacious porches at Fas-
sifern are admirably adapted to sum-
mer entertaining and the hostess hal
a pleasing arrangement of punch and
sandwich tables. bowls Of cut flowers,
etc. Among others assisting Mrs.
! Oates in entertaining and serving
were her mother and sister, Mrs. J. E.
Holt and Miss Holt, of Charlotte, who
are her guests for the summer, her
daughter, Miss Annie Oates, Mrs. Nc
Bee, Mrs. Frank Ewbank n Miss
Carolina Hooper. ~r
Mrs. Wetmore of Christ school, Ar
den, was a welcome guest
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E%ntertainS e. I'D. G..
Mrs. Ethel Patterson was hostess to
the Daughters of the C~onfederacy on
last Wednesday afternoon. The pres
ident. Mrs. Brown, presided at the
A4SSIAAos <1A4OAS OS4( 49,
transacted was the election of dele
gates to the State convention which
meets in Gastonia October II. Mrs.
l.. E. Fisher and Mrs. VIM. Lott were
elected delegates to this convention.
Mrs. E. l.. David. of Charleston, S.
c., and Mrs. r. E. Walker, of Peters
burg, Va, formerly Miss Mae Lucille
Smith of this city and a former mem
Der of the chapter here, were charm
ing guests at the meeting.
After the adjournment of business
a delightful social hour was enjoyed
and the hostess served an ice course.
Rock Party.
MI. Willie Law entertained a mum
Der of his friends at a rock party
Monday evening at his home on Fifth
enu A number of vocal solos
were rendered bv Miss Clara Sargent,
accompanied by Miss Sara Miller:
Progressive rock was played at three
tables, after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Among those present to enjoy Mr..
Laws hopitality we're: Misses Pearl
Beason. Lula Alexander, Sara Miller,
Gladys Calvert. Caro- Lee Green. Clara
and Eleanor Sargent, Helen Byrd.
Irene Wetmur, Virginia Whitfield and
Minnie Crane and MesSrs. Hal. Whit
field, Wayland Beason, Charlie Star
ling. DR.. Wilson and Mr.. Blakely.
Misses Louise Hodges and Elsie
Flicker left Monday for Gainesville,
Ca. where they will enter brennan
College.
Brilliant Announcement Party.
A rock party OF deep interest vas
that given by Mss Margaret JustuS
Thursday Afternoon il honor Of Fer
sister. Miss Irma JusCES.
Eight card tables wGre arrange ~
the living room, the music room ana
the reception hall. A color scheme OF
white and yellow was carried through
the decorations in all three rooms de-
voted to the party, all being used IN
%prOfusion.
Miss Ruth Child made the highest
score and she was presented with q
beautiful basket of white and yellow
flowers.
A moment of supreme interest ar
rived when Master Grady Justus, the
infant nephew Of the honoree dispens-
ed the favors of the afternoon bear
ing the interesting announcement OF
the engagement of the honoree. Miss
Irma Justus to Mr.. Wilson Allen OF
this CITY, the wedding to take place in
November. Little Master Justus was
arrayed as a cupid and well did he Q
the part in his maine wings held In
place with the gilt ribbons and other
gilt adornments. The announcement
was received with enthusiastic ap-
nlause bv the charming beVy of girls
and young matrons, many of whom
have been life long friends of the
.hride-to-be. Love and all good wishes
were showered upon her.
An elegant ice course of yellow and
white minis were served by the young
hostess. Miss Margaret Justus and in
Lthis she was assisted by Miss Mar