The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-11
SOCE E T Y
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS AT
 ASHEVILLE. N, C.
ASHFVJTTE N C


 the tops of gnarled hemlocks, hardy suryiyors of hundred winter storms. Below them lies a prodigality of color stretching to the far horizon. There are naples in soft tones of yellow and gold, with chestnut poplar and oaks interspersed and waving their ban ners of blazing scarlet, maroon and orange. Each sloping screen carries its own design and the reel speeds on as the day advances. Decided con- trasts are offered. One moment a inountaineer's canvas covered oX-cart, Plugged survivor of the prarie yaschooner, lumbers across the screen bound for Asheville with country qsproduce A few seconds later high powered touring car flashes by while a gay party of horsemen swings Into view.
 The Asheville Kennel club held its annual dog show this afternoon in the Wentworth Hippodrome. It was the most successful affair of the Kind ever given here. A number of Llewel- 1yn setters belonging to Miss Cornelia Nanderblts kennels were entered. The date for the exhibition was arranged 10 come just before the hunting sea son that the sports dogs would mot be out of condition due to hard work H. R. Stuyvesant of Gadsden, Ala, judged the sporting breeds. pr. J. M. Underhill passed upon the merits of police dogs and collies, which Bruce Webb awarded ribbons for the airedale bull terrier and fox ter ffsr classes. Mrs. A. s. Wheeler judged cocker spaniels.
 ArAlistice Day will be celebrated s-annroh riately in Asheville next Mon day wit2 street paraae, m whtSn are enteNed units representing the Gold Star War Mothers, the kiffin Rockwell Post of the American Tepton Troop r 109th cavalry. the Boy Scout drum and bugle corps ano various civic organ nations, The busl- ness section of the city will be deco rated fittingly with. allied flags and emblenfs.
 MT. Pleasant Alexander Stovan, sformerly United States minister 10 sSwitzeriand purchased plot in Grove Park early in the week and will begin the erection or summer home there.
 Mrs. Mildred Parham of New Or leans was guest of honor at bridge party given Iuesaay he,,i,ia enemIhs by Miss Emily Hewitt in AsheVllle. Mrs Parham returned to her home later in the week.
 Chester Brown left on Wednesoay for Grenada, Miss, where ne Vii spend a fortnight with ms molher' Mrs. J. H. Brown.
 Albert Head of Birmingham was the best man at the wedding on ,,e9i. nesday of Miss Maude Eleahor Ntiis and William Henry Head in AsheVllle' Mrs James Craig, who spent the suin5 .,ner in HendersonYille, has returned to Montgomery for the winter months. This was Mrs. Craig's fourth seasoh in western North Carolina.
 The first fox hunt of tho fall seq son was held by the Wentworth Rio ing club on Wednesday, and 1requenI events will be arranged there tnroush the autumn Mir. and Mrs. Charles IL. saunders of BirmiD Dgham were among ,sthose. following the hounos. lne wooded mountainous trails aDoul AshevilIe are ideal for this sport.
 Mir. and Mrs Milliner Weatherly or Birmingham are the guests for seV- eral weeks of Mir. and Mrs. James Neatherly at Black Mountain.
 Cant fred Woodland of Birmlng ham is visiting his parents, MT; anu Mrs. Lee Woodland. at Bryson City
 Motorists touring through the biue Ridge section of the state include J; (; Wilkins of Selma, Ala; MT. ana Mrs Thomas T. Ferris or Mopiie' Charles F. Young of Lake Charles. Ia. and Mr. and Mrs. k. J. Grubbs Of -Eutaw, Ala.
 The Manor is entertaining John T. crottv of Houston, Tex; Mrs. c; C. Mengel of New Orleans; Miss flor- Late registrations at the , Kenll- worth Inn include Mrs. c. A. O'Neal, CIaude O'Neal and Max O'Neal or Andalusia, Ala; Henry C. smitn n,,, oa Memphjs: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles l.. Saunders of Birmingham; Arthur w. Kent of Roanoke.
 Visitors of the week in the Lana of the Sky include Samuel A. liar rington of Cornith, Miss; H. $. Root, Warner H. Eilers, l.. G. Bonfield ana 1 James E. Buck of New Orleans; MT; and Mrs. F. Cash, ]. F. Palmer, anu @ q l., Brock of Birmingham; Capt w: P. Gwin and Thomas w Morrow MOTT 9t T Burton of Columbia; and Mrs. F. D. Davson of Atlanta.
 LA GRANGE COLLEGE
 An unusual feature of the Y. W. '. A. vespers on last sunday eye ming was the picture, seeing IS be- -lieving," a film released by me Near East relief workers, and portraylns r fhe conditions there today. Miss Bridges. who for the past eight years has been working in Near East orphanage, supervised the showing of the picture, personality Miss Bridge also had charge of yes pers on last Wednesday evening, sswhen she gave a detailed account Y of the work done by the Near East D relief workers to alleviate the sul- fering in that area.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Trundle Of { Ringgold, Ga, were the guests or their daughter here last week-enu. M Miss Anjo Johnson was called to her home in Abbeville, Ga, last week on account of the death Of her < grandmother.
 Miss Martha Parsons of Abbeville i Ga, has returned to the college a1ter weeks absence on account or the - illness of her brother.
 .s Mrs, Robert L. Porter of Chicka- 4-n,auga, Ga., is the guest of her daughter, Miss Agnes Porter, here E Miss Nora Marshall Davis and Miss Eveline Terry, instructors at i the college, were in Atlanta Mon -day.
 Those of the student body, who spent the weekend at their homes, are Misses Martha Mclaughlin. kath- ,serine and Evelyn Kimbrough or Chipley, and Lois Huddleston Of Manchester.
 Old fashioned girls, clowns, pier -4etts, sheiks, gypsies, sailors. dutch men, and even little Boy Blue ap- peared at the Halloween masquer- Nade party given on the college gym Hast week. A delightful program took place during the evening. sn which much of the college talent Twas displayed.
 9s After this program refreshments, ,yhich were characteristic of Hal iloween, were served. Fortune tell CTS had booths at either side of the gym, and those who desired had glimpses of their future.
 In one of the fastest games of the season the junior and freshmen classes of L. c. met on the field on last Wednesday afternoon. The Junior team this year is one of the s.sbest the college has had in some time, but the freshmen team made the juniors put out their best. The
 The Irenian Literary society held jts monthly meeting on last Satur-