French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-19

Mrs, W. R. Kirk spent Tna.d...
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Miss Lula Hartsell. OF Asbev;,,a
spent the weekend with friends at Flat
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M4d Carrie Burckmyer has Miss
Kena chaf1e of Aiken. S. C., for her
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Mrs. r. M. Oates is visiting rela-
yves and friends in Charlotte this
MRS. F. M. La Bruce and Miss Emily
La Bruce, OF. Charleston, are VISITING
the Misses Carson on Fourth Avenue
MRS. John Patton of Flat Rock has
as ner guests this week her aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. o. H.
Henry, of Asheville.
Miss Lucille Johnson of Charlotte,
who has been the guest of Miss Goa
Lott and Miss Gladys Cover for sew
eral weeks has returned home.
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Mrs. T. w. Beckett is a distinguished
visitor at Saluda this week. She came
up frops the U. D. G. convention at
Gastonia Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie McCulloch entertained
at her home at Flat Rock with a sew
ing party on Tuesday afternoon com
pIlmentary to her cousin Mrs. o.
Henry, Of Asheville. Needle work and
conversation interested the guests and
was Followed with tea and sandwiches.
Capt. Campbell King. of the U. S.
army stationed on the Mexican border
mas been at Flat Rock visiting Mrs,
King who has been spending the sum-
mer with her mother at Highland
Lake. Capt. and Mrs. King are now
visiting Capt. Kings sister, Mrs. C. G..
Memminger of Asheville.
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T. P. Mallorie is at his Flat Rock
home on furIough from the English
army. Mr.. Mallorie is an Englishman
by birth but has made Flat Rock his
home for a number of years. When
his country called for volunteers he
went over and Joined the army and
has been in service ever since. He
will probably be at home on furlough
for several months. Mrs. Mallorie has |
been in Boston with friends for sew
era+months but is also here now with
Mr.. Mallorie.
IPHILATHEA CLASS ENTERTAINS.
The Philathea class of the Methodist
church delightfully."- entertained the
xy01n- ~oa, ~ III TYnrlC-x AI,l& DILL
class and a number OF young men of
the city, at the home of the Misses
Dixon's on the AsheviIle road, last
Thursday evening. The parlor and
diningroom we're attractively decorated
with autumn leaves and ported plants.
Quite a few interesting games were !
played until a late hour, af$r which
delicious refreshments were served.
There were siXty-two present.
Goodwill Whitmire.
One of the prettiest weddings of the |
season was that of Miss Marguerite
Cleveland Goodwill and James Whit !
mire of Marietta, S. c., which took
place at 4 o'clock Wednesday after
non, October IL, at the home Of the !
brides father, G.. o. Goodwill. DR.. Car
lyle of G%reenville, OBLIGATED. Sam Hunt
acted as best man, and Miss Mary
Cleveland Wilson of Hendersonville,
was maid of honor. The bridal chorus
from LohengriR was rendered by Miss
Lucille Goodman, who sang several Sc
'~lections previous to the ceremony.
Caroline Cover and little Harvey
Jr., scattered flowers before
the bride, who wearing silk over tafeta
with veil en-train and carrying a bo-
quet. of brides roses entered on the
arm of her father who gave her in
marriage. After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitmire left amid congratula-
lions and good wishes for Washington,
Baltimore. and points north on their
wedding trip. Those attending the
marriage from Hendersonville were
Mrs. E. G. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Mary Cleveland Wilson, and Bert
Shock. Mrs. Whitmire is we'll known
in H~endersonville. having spent several
summers here.