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La opinión., 1935-02-28
TEATRALES
Una pelicuia de ambien-
fe cubano, para hoy

En- 81 teatro Paramount, ST.
tuado en- Ia Gale Sexta. entire la
Broadway y Ia Hill. sc estara
exhibiendo hoy Ia pelicula re-
eientemente completada en- los
essudios de Paramount, y THU
lada "Rumba",
La cinta sirve para presentar
por primera yez al pdblieo de
habla espanola local, la nueva
sensation mexleana de Ia pan
talla, Mango. conoeida antes de
iniciar su earrera bajo su verda-
dero nombre de Margarita b.
lado.
Margarita es I'm produeto neto
de Los Angeles. no estando L
lejano el dia en- que la vimos
bailar en- ell teatro Mexico, pro-
voeando aplausos Y predieiones
sobre su future. que ahora Sc han
realizado plenamente.
Los principles en- la %pelfeula,
sin embargo. en- materia de &C
tuaci6n. son George Raft Y Ca
role Lombard. la desquieiante
rubia de los estudios. El argu-
mento de Ia cinta Sc supone des-
arro1lado en- I'm pueblo de la in
quieta Cuba, durante la Ultima
revolution. Y en- la obra toman
parte centenares de artista mexi-
papae asna 6aIaE oubopne !. on
general hispano-americanos. que
residen en- Hollywood. No es
"Rumba' por eierto la dnica
attraction en- Paramount. aun-
que 81 Ia principal. FL prosrama
en- la pantalla Sc completa con
Ia exhibition de algunas pelicu-
las de metraje eorto, llenas de
inter6s, in~cluyendo las noticias
mas ~recientes de TODD el mundo.
animadas y sonoras.
En- el eseenario. Sc d~esarrolla
n hermosa revista musical, ba-
10 los auspieios de Fanchon Y
Marco. estando la direction de
IA orquesta a cargo del celebre
Ruhe Wolf.
FL programa en- general. esta
considerable como de los mejores
esta semana. Las funciones en-
piezan desde a las diez y media
am. para cerrarse ell teatro GER
ca de las once de la noche.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
ATTRACTIVE DE I'm TRAJE QUE
No PESA MAS ALA De UNA ONzA
Donde la bella rubia Ginger Rogers desconcierta y ma
ravilla a un e~scritor e~spanol que ka lido a uisiiarla
- Por PEDRO cRESPo
Especial para esta Paeina de LA OPINION

mujer de admirables lfneas que
sabe ell yalor que un cuerpo boz
nito tiene ante sus a~dmiradores.
FL trajc tiene la yirtud de real
zar ell encanto particular de su
elegante figura. La expression de
sus ojos claros ha adquirido csc
brillo aprticular que tanto atrac-
two les da a las m~ujeres Y nos
otros, que gustamos de e esas
eosas que los t~rajes, larguisimos
nos ocultan, estiramos los par
pados Y concentramos la vista
en- ella.
-Esta listed guapisima-le de-
cimos.
Ginger Rogers. es una criatu-
ra de'iciosa pero tan sutil que
cuando Sc habla con ella hay que
andar con pies de plomo. Sc
queda ante nosotros doblando
una rodilla Y con expression lie-
ma de gracia nos responde.
NO sera co|nsecuencia del
traie?
FL traje era 81 motive para
lamar Ia atenci6n, desde luego;
pero hemos de advertir que con
traje o sin 81 Ginger es siempre
una criatura prec.3sa.
Cleric Que ell traje es bonito
-,e respondimos.
-iBonito NADIA mas,
y prove; ipor que no? Pero
S no obsta para QUO crea u.s.
ted que la caus de ~nuestra ad-
ministracion sea, precisamente.
la ligereza de su indumentaria.
Siempre hemos sentido hacia US
ted esa misma clase de admira-
ci6n.
-YoY a hacerles una declara-
sion sensational. lie estado a
punto de divorciarme pero este
tfaje me ha salyado.
Reimos la o~currencia. solo a
una mujer semejante Sc lie llegan
a ocurrir tales cosas. Y sin en-
barge no lie falta raz6n para de-
cirlo. Estamos seguros que a
mas de un hombre Sc lie pasaria
ell enfado 81 viera a su mujer en-
los momentos de la reganina con
n indumentaria por ell estilo.
FL attractive de la belleza ~ejerce
en- %nosotros tanta Influenza que
dudo pueda haber alguien que sc
resista a su encanto y mas 81 es
parecida n la de Ginger Rogers.
Verdaderamente aquel dia, los
estudios de la Paramount sc ha-
llaban magnificos. Una serie de
mujeres cubriendo su belleza con
trajes tan escasos que aun les
prestahan mayor attractive CO.
rrfa entire los d~ecorados, llenando
eon su ~juventud ell attractive am
biente. Fuimos con Ginger al
Bar, empenada en- i%nvitarnos n
I'M cocktail de su inyencion. la
luz + allf mas intensa Y nues-
tros ojos sc c-omplocieron en- ex-
tremo. FL ~trajecito no pesaba
mas de una onza. La puma Sc
abrfa al andar, mostrandonos
semi-velada Ia tersura de las
piertas de la artlsta. piernas
magnfficas. torneadas. expuisi-
tas, que sustentaban I'M busio
que en- NADIA tenfa que desmere-
Ger a la base.
lie gusta 81 cocktail?
No tanto como a listed. pero
no dejo de reconoeer que es ex-
quisito, como cosa suya.
-iQue galante! 49,.
-iQue guapisi m al-tras un
ligero silencio lie rogue-6Me da-
"a listed una rotograffa vestida
de csc modo para que admirer
La opinión., 1935-02-28
Manana estrenan Ell
Cantante de Ndpoles'

Los eriticos que asistieron
hace POGO a Ia p%reyista de la
Ultima pelicula en- espa1ol he
cha en- los estudios de Warner
Brothers, Y titulada "El Can
tante de N6poles" parecen estar
de acuerdo sobre que sc trata de
una bonita production del &C.
nero musical.
E1 pdblico tendra la oportuni-
lad de verificar esa opinion, o
lie modificarla. al estrenarse ma
hama esa p~elieula IN la pantalla
del teatro California" situado
IN Ia esquina de las Gales Oeta-
va Y Main, de esta misma ciu-
lad.
En- la cinta toman las parties
,entrales Enrico Caruso jr. ell
mismo que hizo La Buenayen-
tura" hace POGO, Y Mona Maris,
la faseinadora mujer de la pam
ala, argentina de nacimiento y
bien eonocido de los cinefilos
l%ispanos.
La pelieula Sc empezara a ex-
hibir en- Ia function de la mana
ma, juntamente con un programa
de a~tracclones cortas. muy in
t%eresantes. que tambien seran
estrenadas.
Hoy sera Ia Ultima vez en cue
ell pdblico pueda yer, en- csc mis-
mo teatro, la pelicula titulada
"Tierra, Amor Y Dolor" basada
en- la novela que lleya ell mismo
nombre, recientemente pub'lea-
da en- ell Magazin de este diario,
y original del escritor %sonorense
Julian S. Gonzalez.
Los preeios son los populares
de eostumbre en- Ell California.
"Tierra, Amor y Dolor" Sc esta-
IA exhibiendo hoy tambi6n. uni
camente. en- ell teatro "Hidalgo",
situado en- ell 373 de la Gale
Main al Norte.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

Mouimiento ocurrido en-
ell Registro Civil

LOS QUE Sc cAsAN. - Sc
han presentado en- Ia ofieina del
Registro civil. en- solieitud de
lleencia para contraer matrimo-
Mo. las siguientes parejas de
nuestra colonia local:
Norberto Arroyo. de % amos,
con Maria Martinez, de 26.
Francisco Campos, de 20 amos,
con Matilde Leyva. de 81.
Jose Fernandez, de "a amos, con
Paz Maeias, de 10.
Carlos Quirino. de 20 amos, o
Fe,feitas del Rosario. de IS.
Juan Rosales, de u amos, con
Jesusita Silva. de Il.
Jose Saueedo, de 20 ahos, con
Cresceneia Moreno, de 30.
NAclMIENTos:
y Ia senora de don Samuel
Leon, un niho. En- su residen-
eia.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
RUM a!

Mango, la nueva sensation me.
xioana de la pantalia, apareee en-
esta toto, juntamente con George
Raft. su ex -companero de bales,
que 10 ha vuelto = ser temporal
mente en- la pelioula "Rumba' la
oual Sc estara exhibiendo hoy en-
la pantalla del teatro Para
Mount.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
SoIio a Colorado ell Sr.
Eduardo Gonzdlez

\ bordo de uno de los 6mni-
bus que haeen Ell trafico inte-
restatal, en- este pals, sali6 an
teanoehe con rumbo a Sugar CT
y. Colorado, el senior Eduardo
Gonzalez. joven ]deportista quien
habfa estado r~esidiendo aqui,
con miombros de su familia, des-
de a fines del ano pasado.
FL senior Gonzalez va a reu-
nirse ALA con 81 familia. siendo
hiio del senior Prisciliano Con-
zalez ' de su esposa doha Luz G.
de Gonzalez.
Algunos %parientes sUyos. Y
amigos de intimidad. estuyieron
a despedirlo a Ia cstaei5n. ha-
biendole manifestado sus deseos
de un feliz yiaje Y un pr6ximo
retorno, a Los Angeles, en- donde
deja muy ~sinceras amistades.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
Eh

Fl quimico frances George Mois
SAINT esta fabrieando diamantes ar
tificiales que en- muchos easos no
han podido ser Intermediates de los
autenticos. siendo eonfundidos por
los eXpertos. Asegura Moissant
que no son sino 6Xido de estaho.
pero ell analisis PRACTICABLE en- tres
de ellos ha hecho suponer Ia eXis-
tencia de otra sustancia que no ha
podido ser determinada adn Y que
Sc supone que Moissant guarda en-
secreto.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

Pasa ante nuestros admirados
ojos una mujer alta, esbelta. mag
nffica, que lleya en- los suyos re-
flejados un sin fin de %pieardias
apenas cubierta su belleza con
unas ligeras plumas que al mas
suave de los movimientos trata
de eleyarse nacia ell cielo. Els
Ginger Rogers, n esplendida
La opinión., 1935-02-28
mis- compatriotas?

MS tOTII pdlTIUtdo
Con mueho gusto, pero. =.
Sin pero Ginger. Los espa-
noles, que saben perfectamente
10 que es una mujer bonita. van
a escribirla a listed despues ro-
gandole que Sc la dedique.
Con su habitual desenfado me
10 prometio y cumplio luego su
~palabra.
LAstima que. l'amada al set.
hube de interrumpir la charla
due cada vez iba ~haciendose mas
~interesante.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. NJ. A. Brown and brother,
Mr.. Furman V. Gaines, of New
York City, are spending a while
at the formers home on Fourth
avenue west. .:...
Miss Virginia Ripley, of Holly
wood Calf, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwell.
Miss Charlotte Stoney, OF
Charleston, S. c.. arrived yestert
day and has opened her summet
home on Justice street for the
season. ~
Mrs. ]. w. Webster and son,
Jimmy Page, of Henderson, are
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Arthur Redden. -
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Stone and
children have moved to Salisbury,
where the former has been, trans
ferred by the Standard Oil Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Geiger and
daughters. Misses Tony and Ray
Geiger, returned last night after
trip of week to points in Ala
bama. and Georgia.
Little Miss Elizabeth Jervey, Of
Greenville, S. c., is the guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. Dora Sos,
samon. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Jervey, are expected fol
the weekend. ~ '@
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EMPEROR ISSUES u
CHALLENGE TO ITALY
CONTINUED from paga one)

Continued from paGs one)'
ready concentrated on the Abys-
sinian borders or nearby greatly
exceeded all possible requirements
for defense of the colonies.
1t was emphasized that Abys-
sinia had not yet modified and
even formally had declared if the
arbitration award by a neutral
commission investigating recurrent
border clashes went against her
she would give "full satisfaction
to Italy.
The communique asserted that
in view of Italy's activities Abys-
sinia would be fully justified IN
mobilizing-but, as foreign diplo-
mats. journalists and other travel
ers could INTELLECTUALLY had re-
Trained from mobilizing.
Moreover, Emperor Halle Selas-
sic has repeatedly requested the
league to send neutral observers
to ascertain the facts about the
border clashes between Italian ma
tive troops in Somaliland and the
Abyssinian patrols in which scores
have been killed.
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WAR WAGED AGAINST
PARALYSIS sc AR E
CONTINUED from mage one>
AL L.. L.

CONTINUED from mage one,
sis in North Carolina.
The statement was as follows:
"The members Of the Hender-
son County Medical Society wish
to 90 on record as expressing their
regret at the number of unwar-
rantpd and false rumOrs concern
ing the presence Of infantile para
lysis in Henderson county. At the
present time there has not been a
single case Of the disease reported
or unreported in this county. Fur
thermore, it is their opinion that
the children and members of the
various camps in the county are
as safe from the disease as they
would be elsewhere in the United
States where the disease has not
occurred"
The statement was signed by
DR.. J. w. Payne as president and
Dr.. R. Hyatt Brown as secretary
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u, s. INFANTRY Is
AWAITING NEW DUTY
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
military officials.
Col. Seiichi Kita, chief of the
Chinese section Of the japanese
general staff, accompanied by Col
Usuda. japanese resident military
officer in Canton, southern provin-
cial capital, flew from Canton to
Manning on significant visit.
They were accompanied by a
member of the Kwangsi provincial
government.
Tokyo was reported willing TO
offer technical and "other aid' in
the development Of Kwangsi. one
of the most progressive South
China provinces, thus spreading
the Japanese spheres of influence
far south Of the Yangtze river.
This significant gesture coincId-
ed with final peaceful settlement
of the Chahar province incident
in the northwestern frontier, Dor
dering on inner Mongolia.
The Japanese and Chinese au-
thorities, meeting in Peiping. an
nounced full settlement of the
Chahar issue, with the Chinese
apologizing for the Changpei Incl
dent which caused the threat of
japanese penetration into that
province, west of Manchukuo.
Four japanese intelligence officers
were held there for several hours
when discovered by the Chahar
authorities to be travelling without
nroper papers.
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SHEPHERD USTUS
MARRIAGE Is HELD

Of interest to wide circle of
friends is the marriage of Miss
Miriam Shepherd to Mr.. James r.
Justus,. which was solemnlzed at
Srartanburg, S, c., on June 70.
The ceremony was performed
1T the nome of Judge Dewey
! oster. The bride, om.y attend
ant was Mrs. BMurt Case OF
Epartanburg. Mrs. JuStus. was
attired in pink ensemble with
white accessories.
Ms. Justus is vel. known here;
She is the daughter Of Mr.; and
Mrs. j. NJ. Shepherd of Willow
street. =,
Mr.. Justus is the son of Nh.
and Mrs. A. c. Justus. After a
short stay here they will make
their home il Washington, D. g.,
where the groom has held a posi-
ton for several years. ,.,
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PERSONAL. NOTES FROM
THE JEFFERSON HOTEL

Dr. and Mrs. William Mcllwam
arrived from Pensacola Friday for
q stay of several weeks at the
jefferson. y.
The Misses Reichard, guests Of
the Jefferson, were honOrees at a
sunset party on Jumpot mountain,
given by Mr.. Menefee, Thursday
evening.
Miss Mary Lou Peyton, of Co.
lumbus, Miss, has arrived to be
with her sister, Mrs. Paul Peyton,
for the summer months.
Miss Mabelle Reichard, after a
visit of several weeks with her
parents at the jefferson, returned
Friday to her home in New York
City.
! Mr.. Speed S. Menefee is at the
Jefferson for the summer after
passing the winter at his home IN
Naples, Fla.
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Dedication Set
AT Shaw's Greek
Baptist Church Ceremony
Will Be Sunday r,

Dedication of the shaws Creek
BAPTIST church, which was con-
structed in 1928, will take place
on sunday afternoon, the service
beginning be. at 80 o'clock. ,rob
~ S ttr 1908 when the chufch
hr iiii;To was g completed, all IN
debtedness on the stru o,,,b ,rs Of
been Maid off and mea lhot +T he
the congregation feel tna o+o ti'e
hniid;ng may now be dedlcateu,
Ali All Of the former pastors, sun sun
dow t school superintendent. OIL
C CeSs and teachers are expected TO
1917 E7or, ! 80 to / so o'clock there
will he he q song service, followed wee
wv on address of welcome by tne
nsst e 1T 2 o'clock there Will
h. snec;al music, and at E:lo Vhe
cbrrch history will be given by
Miss Della Gawen. At 2;3V p. III
the dedication service will re rom-
Quoted by the Rev. S. F. Huntley'
and this will be followed by spe-
cial music. !. Dow z
G Ross at 3 o'clock, followed by
a soro. and a talk by the Rev. j;
w Kesterson. Congregational
SINGING will follow and a talk
viii be given by the Rev "A. l.
justice. A period will be dev9t-
ed to impromptu talks and the
service will close with a song and
Carl NJ. Anders is chairman OF
tha music committee and all
members and friends Of the
church are invited to attend this
service.
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BIG WILLOW

BIG Willow, June 2S.-Mr
and Mrs. J.. B. Williams and chill
dren, Billie and Mace, visited Mrs
Williams brother, Rev. K. &
Mace, of Belmont, Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Hazeltine has beer
removed from Patton Memoria
hospital to the home of her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs: A. F. Cantreli,
She is reported as improving nice
". j.
r Funeral services were held at
Beulah church for w. j. Bryan
Sunday afternoon, conducted by
'Revs. Arnold Edney and c. +:
Blythe. Mr.. Bryan was faithful
church member.
Miss Evelyn Higgins spent last
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Higgins, of Jones Gap. !.
Mrs. ]. V. Blythe visited Mrs.
A. F. Cantrell Wednesday morn
ing. -
Joe Blythe, of Pelzer, S. c.,
attended services at Beulah last
Sunday. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Flave Cantrell and
son, Allen, of Hendersonville,
were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Raines. Sunday.
Miss Mamie Drake and brotheN
Palmer, called at the home of Nh,
P. A. Drake, Wednesday.
Miss Izorah Reese, Of Hender-
sonville, was in this section last
Thursday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall, Of
Brevard, visited relatives here last
Sunday. -.'
Chades Davidson, of Hender-
sonville, visited his uncle, Herman
Dat4oreoo TracH9U
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1t Has Helped Thousands

Men and women who are occasion
ally upset by constipation in one way
or another, such as sick headache,
biliousness, dizziness, poor appetite.
gas pains, will obtain refreshing re-
lief by taking Thedford's Black
Draught. 49,, 80.
II found I had to have something
for constipation for 1t was making
me feel dull and tired" writes Mr..
j. L. Britain. of McAdenville. n. C.
II had heard so much about Black
Draught, l began taking it, and at
ter a dose or two of Black Draught
/ feel fine"
THEDFORD'S ELACK-DRAUGHT
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Ford VS. Open Air
Show Continuing

The Ford VS. open air show
which has been held nightly this II,
week by the JONES Motor Co., will
be continued Friday and SATURDAY
nights at the company's plant al
l25 East Allen street.
Motion pictures showing the
Ford factory. the Ford exhibit at
the worlds fair and other scenes
are shown free. New summer
models of the Ford car also are
on display.
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MOBILES GIVE
DELIGHTFUL PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. R. (. Noble were
hosts last evening at a chamingly
informal party honoring Mr.. Ar
thur D. Noble who left today for
New York City after spending his
vacation at home. Pink and blue
larkspur and butterfly plant were
effectively arranged in the home.
Bridge and dancing were both in
duIged in. Toward the latter part
of the lovely attain sandwiches,
cake and punch were served.
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MRS. SHOLTZ AND
CHILDREN REMAIN

From her summer home on the
Crab Creek road, Mrs. David
Sholtz, wife of the Florida COVER
nor, yesterday afternoon denied
that she was taking her four chill
dren back to Florida on account
of the infantile paralysis situation
in North Carolina.
Mrs. SholtZ said:
81 have been at my home here
since June with my children and
I have no intention of taking them
back to Florida. ! have heard OF
no infantile paralysis in Western
North Carolina and am not at all
alarmed over the situation. fee!
perfectly safe here"
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HOSPITAL NEEDS REFRIG-
TRAITORS PLANS BENEFIT

At a meeting of the hospital
board plans were discussed for a
benefit-bridge which will be given
on Wednesday, July 81, the place
and time to be announced later:
The hospital is in need of some
small refrigerators for the floors
and the ladies would be delighted
TO hear from anyone who would
donate either new or used ice
boxes. '.''.
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Little History to Record

Emperor Marcus Aurelius, of
whom 1t is said hardly a man who
ever SAT- on a throne can be COM
pared with for the natural gifts
and graces of manhood, although
ruling at the time Roman civiliza-i
ton was at It's height. has little
history and under him Rome had
little history to record, either.
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JOINT HOSTESS
IN BRIDES SHOWER

Misses Clara and Christine
FisherEwere joint hostesses with
Mrs. o. j. Smith at the home of
the latter on Hebron street Tues
day evening with miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. o. L..
Williams of Massillon, O., form
eriy Miss Sadie Anders of this
city The house was artistically
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EVENING BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ogle en-
tertained the evening bridge CLUB,
of six couples, delightfully."- last
evening. Mrs. Fred Suddu-h held
the top score among the ladies'
while the prize for high score
among the gentlemen went 10 MI.
Z. w. Ham. An iced 20 lrse was
served after the games.
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ForkeG Landing Net Old

The forke1 landing net Is looked
upon by A ,lermen as new and up
to-date eG'I pment. But according
to records recently uncovered this
form of fishing gear was used long
ago by the Egyptians and then the
idea was lost.
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of 90 1-2 points, while the sec
ond highest scores for East-West
were held by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
w. Fielder 9TH a score Of Go h
points. The North-South cup win
ning team was composed of Miss
Lois Greer and Miss Gladys Dock
man Whose score was rs ID points
while MesdameS l.. d. ljewes and
C G.. Chapman ran them close
second with Il score of u.
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BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
SCORES ANNOUNCED

The Thursday bridge towna-
ment, which was started last even
ing in the ballroom of the SNyland
Hotel by Mrs. Marguerite Jen-
nings, o. Spartanburg, S. c., was
a delightful affair. The East-West
Dean and Mrs. Hogan, had score
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By Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 9S Before IL Noon
EPISCOPAL TEA
LOVELY AFFAIR


LOVELY AFFAIR
The musicale-tea which was CIV,
en- Yesterday by Trinity Group oil
St James Episcopal Auxiliary, as
a medium for the summer visitors
and members of the Parish be-
coming better acquainted, was a
really charming affair. The affair
was given at the home of the lead
err. Mrs. Roland F. Aston, 2
wealth of sweet peas, larkspur ana
other flowers enhancing the love
Mrs. Aston was assisted by the CO.
illness of the attractive setting.
leader. Mrs. F. A. Ewbank, Mes
DANES James P. Burke, Temple
Robinson, K. B. Hammes, E. u.
Stilwell, and Harry Ewbank.
Each number of the program
was delightful and appreciated by
the enthusiastic audience. Miss
Mary Brooks rendered some solos,
one of which was the closing num-
her and was also accompanies Tor
a number of the singers. Misses
Tommie Shepherd and Margle NC
Carson and Mrs. Gus Station, sang
a trio accompanied by Miss Kate
Dotson. The latter appeared as an
instrumental Soloist and also rem
dered some lighter number dur
ing the intermisslon. The vocal So
loists who sang at intervals
throughout the afternoon were
Miss Genevieve Jackson, of Try
ON, a cousin of Mrs. Aston, and
MesdameS H. r. BobSt and BuEke.
Refreshing punch and dainty
sandwiches were served. the punch
bowl being arranged in floral
nook on the porch. Assisting in
serving were Misses Mary Valen-
tine. Nan Watson, Betty Atkn
and Florence Griffith. AntOinette
Robinson received the silver offer
ing which will further the work of
the group.
Bishop and Mrs. R. f. Gribbin,
of Asheville, were special guests
The group was especially delight
ed to Welcome a large number of
visiting friends.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-28
LAPLAND WRECK

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, June
%. CUP). - Six persons were
killed and Is injured in a railroad
accident yesterday near Arvids-
iaur, Lapland, when train struck
two horses and left the track.