French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-10
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Parties and EntertGlnments--PersonaIM Mention


c., Miss Edith Hart, to Greenyil1a 6
G.. Miss Mary Miller will snend .
week with Miss Belle Corriher, of this
city before returning to her nome at
Salisbury.
Mrs. ]. F. Goodman, of East Flat
ROCK. entertained a few friends on
wednesday afternoon in honor of her,
niece. Miss Lillian Miller. of Salisbury.
VINO is her guest for a fortnight. Rock
occupied the afternoon and punch and
cakes were served during the games.
The guests we're: Mrs. p. H. Walker,
Mrs. J. NJ. Deal, Mrs. Carrie Dexsee.
Mrs. w. H. Green, Mrs. T. r. Cash,
Mrs. H. G. Tainey, Jr.. Mrs. John Pat
ton, Misses Sallie Patton, Annie Pat
ton, Mary Miller and Belle Corriher.
Mrs. r. p. Freeze entertained a few
friends at two tables of cards on last
Wednesday afternoon. At the con-
clusion of the games the hostess as
sisted by her little daughter. Miss Car
ter. served an ice course. The follow
ing were the guests, Mrs. Mary Yancey
Lewis, Mrs. H. r. Lewis. of Column
bia, S. c.. Mrs. L, E.. Fisher, Mrs. Cor
don Darlington, Mrs. ]. F.. Brooks,
! Mrs. r. T. Wheelwright and Mrs. Wm.
Lott. sxsx
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Prof, E. HI. Marsh and his bride.
who was Miss Myrtle Hamilton, of
MarshVille. N. c., who were married
at the brides home last week and
have been spending their honeymoon
in the mountains of western North
Carolina, were guests at Blue Ridge
school several days this week. Prof.
! Marsh was a member of the faculty. at
Blue Ridge for two years and his for
mer associates we're pleased to well
come him back to meet Mrs. Marsh.
Miss Kate Ship was hostess to the
Daughters Of the Co~nfederacy at Fas-
sifern on Thursday afternoon. The
literary program was enjoyed before
the business was transacted.
Mrs. M. l.. Read read a paper telling
of the part her father, DR.. Henry Ham
ilton Tucker. of Charleston. played in
the Civil war. 1t was very interesting
and upon motion the historian was re-
quested to- preserve it with the chap
ter's papers.
Mrs. Barnwell read EXTRACTS from
the Review of Reviews giving some
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Generals Stus+t and Wheeler.
Business then proceeded, and plans
were made to furnish new uniforms
for all INDECENT veterans who make
the trip to Washington for the annual
reunion the first week in June. The
, chapter will issue an appeal for popu-
lar subscriptions for this purpose.
The celebration of Jefferson Davis
birthday, on June 3, was arranged for
at this meeting. All the Confederate
veterans of the county and their wives
will be entertained by the chapter at
"Greystone," the home of the president,
Mrs. Brown. The Daughters and their
guests will assemble at 1920 o'clock
and a program will be rendered. con-
sisting of southern songs. an address
by Mrs. Brown and talks by the veter-
ans themselves. And the exercises
will be followed by the annual dinner.
These annual dinners are always very
much enjoyed by the Daughters as
well as by the veterans. The old fell
lows recount many "reminiscences.
some sad and some laughab1e, over
the coffee cups, and the stories find
eager ears. The committee appointed
to arrange for the affair this year is
Mrs. VIM. Lott, Mrs. ThOs. Shepherd,
Mrs. L. E. Fisher n MES. G. W.
Brooks.
Three new members were received
into the chapter on Wednesday after
non and they were Mrs. M. 7. Lewis
who came by dimit from a chapter at
Birmingham. Ala. Mrs. T. e. Ward
who came by dimit from Florence, 8.
ed by application.