The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-16
By Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 50 Before II Noon
GOLF CLUB CARNIVAL
ATTRACTS MORE THAN 200

Inc largest ana most SldDOAe SS
of the golf club benefit parties to
date was held at the Skyland no.
tel last night when more than ZOO
persons attended bridge carnival
and dance. The event attracted a
number of out-Of-town visitors,
while practically all golf clu0o
members and many other local
people played bridge and danced;
More than 100 prizes, donated
by Hendersonville merchants,
were awarded at bridge and drawn
in a huge Jack HOrner Pie
which was a feature of the inter
mission. A program of speciality
dances also was given at the in
Permission, and refreshments OF
punch and sandwiches were serv-
ed. Decorations in the suuroom
and the ballroom were elaborate
and colorful. Jimmy Livingston
and his orchestra donated their
services for the dance, the use OF
the hotel was granted free, and
lighting decorations were erected
without charge by the City Elec.
tric company. Small boxes or
candy from Jackson's Pharmacy
were given as favors to the lanes;
Bridge playing started at . '?V
o'clock on the mezzanine and IN
the sunroom and continued unit!
1890 o'clock, six wOmen's ana
six mems prizes being awarded 10
the following: Mrs. John Forrest.
Mrs. Yates w. Little, Miss Mar
tina Goodrich, Mrs. Malvln JACK,
SON Mrs. f. R. Dolbee. Mrs. I'D
Anders P. F. Sudduth, Mr.. Cos
sard. a V. Edwards, Yates W.
Little. Mr.. Allen and c. NJ. Ogle.
With A. C.. Hewitt, Jr., as tenor
soloist and master of ceremonies,
the program at the intermlSslon
included speciality and acrooadc
dances bv Emmie Lou wilkins and
Dick Hedge. Miss Millicent LlV-
ingston, little Miss June 10y,
little Misses Louise Lazarus and
Ann Belts. Miss Allene FluEer.
and Miss Louise McLaln ana
Charles HENDERSON. Miss Kate
Dotson was at the piano. -.
Major credit for the success OF
the carnival was given to Mrs. W.
z. Bracket, who solicited the
prizes and arranged and directed
the evenings entertainment.
Merchants contributing prizes
for the carnival included Fifth
Avenue Costume Shop. Rigby-
Morrow Co., Houston Furniture
Co. Southern Public Utilities Co.,
Rrunson Furniture Co, Chapman
Rnrrowes Hosiery Mill, Grey Hos
ierv Mill. Coca-Cola Botthng Co.
Gulf Refining Co, Little BOOK
Store Railroad Salvage Co., For
rests Beauty Shop, Deluxe Beau
Nv Shop. 10 Ann Beauty Shop,
Skyland Beauty Shop, Leona Al,
len Young, w. H. Hawkins and
Son Kalmia Dairy. English Bros,
potts Taxi Co., Midcity Tire Co.,
Shipman's Garage, Miller,s, Dam
ty Maid Bake Shop, Marks, CIR
culating Library. Bluebird Ice
Cream Co., Home Foods Co., Hen
Jacksonville Hardware Co., Gregg
Bros, Flynn's Grocery, Blair'S
Grocery, Hendersonville Whole
sale Grocery Co.. w. D. Lehman
Co. Sherman's Sporting Goods
store ]. c. Penney Co., Doyle's,
Woolworth's, McLellan's, Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co.. Pat
terson's Dept. store, Jennie Bow
en-. Fashion Shop, Mrs. Michael
Schenck, ScruggS' Pharmacy, La
Vogue. Jackson's Pharmacy, Laz-
arus & Co., Minico. Freeze Drug
Co., Clark Candy Co., ]. H. Rosen-
berg. Aliens, Kanter's, The BoS-
ton Store, The Leader, Johnson
Market. Bakers Art Gallery, Mr..
Mitchell and Mr.. Hayes of A. & ?.
stores, Lewis Dept. store, Mr..
Burckmyer and Mr.. Brown of the
o. K. stores, Florida Market, City
Ice & Storage Co.. Florida Fruit
Market, Stop & Shop store, J. c;
Waldrop and Becker's Bakery, all
of Hendersonville. and the Treas
ure Chest and Southern Paper
Products Co., of Asheville.