THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933
THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
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SOCIETY PAGE
Eleanor Bushnell, Editor ------- Phone 137
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rrliust: TOURNAMENT STARTS
' EXT WEDNESDAY
-k77i interest is being aroused as
t'ate approaches for the opening
''J bridpe tournament on Wedne
'evening. July 5, at the Hotel
Wavnesville.
special feature of the opening
n a bridge dinner which will be
. vi-1 at 0:00 p. m. to those making
virions with Mrs. Grady Boyd.
' s-:i0 o'clock on the same even
. - the series of games will begin,
p". h ivntraet and auction plajcrs
' ike part in the tournament,
. :.itH will wiifinue each Tuesday
. through August 30. Those
. to j raw for partners may do
" pivot. These players will be
..r.i.V for high score prizes each
iivrt: and total high score prizes
. ! the -"fries. Others, who select
jnitiieis for the entire tournament
,..mine:e lor nnrn score mazes uui
itL M , i- .. .1... ivinil nvi7AC
m r or me uenem vi "-
other- who are not able to register
cr 'he opening nign; a;iu who vtim
tt, - !;tv in the toui'-.imeiu, another
will be comU'etfd each 1-ivuy
It -'.ir.i aU been anno'iueed
.(. t contract lessons will be given
.... 1' mlay evenings by Mrs. YV. W.
v i .-i:im assisted by Mr. Hugh Sloan.
I owlv and useful prizes have been
. ...ateil bv the WaynesviUe mer-,tair-
to be given each evening of
tournament. On the closing date.
August 30, the grand prizes will be
warded. These will be a Eugene
'irmanent Wave, given by Jo Ann
Utauty Shop, for the ladies and a
. n .nge of oil in a car at the VTute
Wav Service station for the men. To
iir person having the highest score
3 a the series will be awarded a card
I 'aU given by Massie Furniture Co.
1 Utiles governing the tournament
I . re as follows:
I 1. All games must be played at
I il-tel Wavnesville.
Scores -must be registered after
game, also rubbers played.
Twenty-four deals must be play
t each table.
I'layers must furnish own curds.
Two scores must be kept at each
if. .At close of 24 deals with a game
i. ;;00 is counted, For unfinished
ir.bfr or part games, count score as
7. Each table must abide by Cul
irtson system as to revolks, penal-
s. 1 hose wishing to pivot may do
. but are eligible for high score
iizes only.
I hose planning to play are asked
. notify Mrs. V. W.N'ormnn at the
otel aynesville. All bridge players
re invited to enter the tournament
ml attend the parties each week.
mi ws cr.vn r;i awiyer.
SARY TEA TODAY
The tvtity fifth anniversary of
i,v nn-nin7:itimi if tVip Wnmnn's (lull
vill H
tie observed this -afternoon with
t tea at the home of Mrs. R. N. Haver-
trom 4 to 6 o'clock. An invita
;on has been extended to members
! all women's clubs in- the city to
.guests on the occasion.
A-s,ting Mrs. Barber ill receiv
v.z the guests will be all past presi
lenvs of the Woman's Club. Special
i.u-ie will feature the entertainment,
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(LIU TO PRLSET MRS
harder rx recital
Of
unusual interest .to .musicians
music lovers i nthis city will be
recital, sponsored by the avne.s-
i!io
.Music (lub, presenting tiiza-
VAi.mon Uarlipr t'iilinwt. Al-
h
ne I!, t onibs, organist and baritone.
ii
J holma Brisendme, accompanist,
even;- will tnk-fv nl.nce Fridav
evening. July 28, at the Methodist
h-urch. -
Mi
Rrfrimr ivVio is nn nccomtllished
music
..inn t,? nfTrtlvlo1 n-taf nlejlSllVP
. I1U.1 u.l f V, VI. ,1 f -------
W.u-nnc-illa aiilionnfta sinco her
t.
arrival hero in January and her pre
sentation in a recital is being antic
ipated with marked interest.
Mr. Combs and Miss Brisendine are
from Griffin, Georgia and are also
iniislruinc r,f Tinp .
The Music Club cordially invites
the public to attend this recital.
Vl( IC OX PIGEOX IS EXJOYA-
r.I.E EYEXT
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyatt delight
u!ly entertained the guests at the
Piedmont Hotel last Friday evening
' ith a picnic supper on Pigeon River.
Swimming featured the entertain
mnit, after which the guests assem-
le, about an open fire for supper.
In the nartv were Mr. and Mrs. A
Ti. Mauheim, of New Orleans. Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Buckman, of Cleveland,
find Mrs. Jack Wildmnn, of Mobile.
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PIEDMONT REPORTS RECENT
ARRIVALS
New arrivals at the Piedmont Ho
tel are as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bradham. of Charleston, S. C;
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Briggs, Jr., and
Mrs. E. B. Briggs, Sr., of New Or
leir.Si La.; Mrs. Eli Mustin and Miss
Louise Mustin, of Augusta, Georgia,.
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MISS SEMMES IS HOXOREE OF
PARTY
Ir. and Mrs. J.R. McCracken enter
tained delightfully on Sunday even
ing with a spaghetti supper, honoring
their house guest. Miss Shelby Sem
mes, of Chicago, Illinois. The affair
was given at Belle Meade Tea Room.
The guests present were Miss
Semmes, Mr. and "Mrs. Richard Bar
ber, Mrs. W. W. Norman, Miss Isabel
Ferguson, Mr. Ben -Sloan, and Mr.
James Ferguson.
As Big As A
f -US, - J;lJT V
H f xf Is V 'rrf k.-ih
i ll $ttwr I i A:A' vfjr.i
- . t- tr i ay
S IrW''f NN" if f
j ' ' v .' fsai " , s
Cybil's as big as a milk bottle, but in another few weeks he'll be drink
ing a bottle of milk daily One of the premature infants nursed to luyilth
and strength in the Infants Incubator which will be one of the exhibits at
A century of Progress Exposition. The incubato!r is operated by l)i. .M. A.
Couney. There is no charge for care of the infants, as public subscriptions
support the institution.
Mis -Isabel Ferguson, Miss Shelby
Semmes. and Mr. Joe Johnson motored
to Max Tatch Tuesday where they
.pent the day and night as guests of
Mr. .and Mrs. Flovd Ri-ppetoe.
M.-, Siinn ( 'rawfoi'il and children.
Harriet and Buddy, ol Dayton, Ohio,
popular' summer residents of Waynes
viUe. who are? in Chicago attending
tho World's Fair, will arrive in a few
(lavs to snend the summer at their
cottage in Griniball Park,
Food Has Played
In George ill.
Mr Cohan cuts his favorite chocolits .ClUe tor mtnbe-r of I'M
Cast at One OJ mc aiier-iiirtiiniB --
Chocolate Cake Leads to
Tale of Near Tragedy
In Early Days
By Mabel Love
rt all thj ttorie which lave h-i.u
wrlltea btoc.' C Gorge. M. C'-han
were placed .n3 on cJ l-iicy ..nou.Ul
probably ream irom o.iu
Broadway to the otlier.
Ha ba. tu me veroactlar of.,tho
oewspapef world bn 'dote" frooi
tery englsi thai is cicent one, end
that angle -0i"irn3 a cbocolato.
eaka. .
eeaced In his drecsiag room, ..;i.
Cohan bo recenily returned to tnc
roatlUhU In "PU'conj aad .-Pccp.fc .
t ctureat E-oadway fuccccs.
rtonled Us intc-rvU-ver by reaching:
Jalo eabinct and wiUulrawmg a
-JeilOoas looKins cake, covered
with thick ciioco.ato ic.ns. .
A member of IU0 cast made it
trom ono c Mrs. Cohan's faonto
recipe lie eaia kuiiuii.-:- -crtat
food and at one stage of ray
Lf if I bad oaly reached for rorae
Iblng like this-" and then camo a
trand new Elory which reveald
that early in his career Cohan was
almost lost to tbe EaKo forever.
It came about very-suddenly .and
his doctors ere 1??,,"
anUl flnaUy one. vcraed in t , o v;ays
ot the handsome young cuip tvdo
bad danced and sung M-?
the heart of a nation, rjU Pomt
Mank Question to his patient.
"George" he said, "how much
have you been eating." And then
i8beUtered eating all
the' time doc. There's too much
Milk Bottle
Mr. R. R. Ferguson. Mr. C.
and Mr. Blacke McCracke
among the visitors here from (.
Saturday. .
.
Mr. ( harles Roberts was lie
Ml. Sterling Saturday.
Among the visitors. m tow
Cii'.btree . Stfturdav were
GiadV Messer. Kay Best, Xoi
ford, W. B, Best, ami il. C. M
en.
L Hill
n were
raid ree
n from
San
cC rack-
Important Role
Cohan's Success
v.-oik-to Mi iloae jious-1 JUre I Jis'.
nort cf cat wnen ' iyet the ilnie.
ar.d wiid) I dou'i. have . the time,
i ynv Jou't est (ndJ.'n ail'-
And to ibe doi-oj diacovere.. tiwJ
tho t)ild a.uiool 1-ju
her lesl lovtd bc.It bc&.iio ho
iitofaliy starviiij; : dtuih,
"I toci'c o terrible vi-rbai beatliii
. -1 -...v i !f -:ii.1'.-t Iftirfl." tjd
Co'iar.. "I ievor n b'jior Uat
harmful tnregulntea Oitung coma
lead to tuucrcalosls and sin'.e to
I litve been a foe tit any dietary
rvosram that calls lor ?Umiiiaus
the necessary foods."
Cohan l:nos the vaiu or
"s"ccf snack" r.s an cnsvgiier aod
on matinee days a repast n alwayt
served bohind the Eccaes, Qno day
ft vil'V bo-tea-and cookies, another
time u.ilk and chocolaie cal-.e, rat
a'ways Eomctbins v,h!ch mcKidca a
gicrcua allotment cf cugar, rec
ojfri'cd by science as nature
greatest energy food.
That was tho reason for the clioo
date cake and with tho gracious
permission or "Mrs. onau, j
may try it yourself.
Cohan Chocolate Cake
'4 eup shortening 1 cup ugr ..- .
IcJp milk cur-patry .
3 tsps. fcULg ,flcur.,,,
ponder 'A tsp. 6Ut
Crkm shortening; add sugar, a
little at a time, beating until light!
add beaten yolks and flavoring: add
flour, slited with salt andbakuig
powder alternately with milk. Told
in stiffly beaten egg whites. BaM
in throe greased layer cako paiJ
in moderate oven at 375 degrees F.
about 20 minutes. SpreacV filling
thickly between layers an4C0ver
top and sides with icing-
Mr. Harry Sanders of Asheville
spent Friday in the city.
Mrs John I.. Ferguson of Jonathan
spent Friday shopping m aynesville.
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Mfss U. Dunn of Raleigh is spend
ing a week at the Hotel aynesville.
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Mr. I. 1. L. Smathers of Civile was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. J. M. Davis, ol Crahtreo. spent
Saturday chopping m aynesville.
Mrs. J. . Patlon of Canton was a
V:iynesvillo visitor Saturday.
Mr. Hoy l'atton ot l anion was here
on business Saturday.
Mr. lien .lames of IraUtree spent
Monday m the city.
Mr, ( . K. l'raiieis ol l lyde was a
W aynesviiU- visitor last week.
A
Mr. t harles H, MeCrary and Mr.
Herman tiieen were aiming the visi
tors here trom Fines I reck Friday.
Miss Pauline Miller and Miss ihiyx
rieklesimer, of Sylva, were week-end
guests of .Mrs. Margaret Morrison.
Mrs. Sara SmithMin and children of
Asheville visited relatives In-re Sun
day. Mr. an,l Mrs. F. .Messer, of ( rab
tree were . W avne.sville visitors .Sat
urday. Among the visitors in town Monday
was Mr. Modford I .ejitherwood. of
Jonathan.
Messrs. .Ose-nr Kilts. ami ami Hurley
Reno ol lieavordani wire Wavnesville
visitors Monday,
Mr. F. M. .Jackson ot Birmingham,
Alabama is-pending the summer at
his home at the Lake.
Mr. ami Mrs. Doyle Alley had a
heir guest last week end Mr. Marl
-:x of Sylva.
Mi- I ( R.. , n.) l I lia
bi th and Mild.i-ed. Met raeken were
A-hiville i itors Monday,
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.Mis. Ceore-e Ward ;ind Mrs. (i.
I.lvlc Jones nl Asheville were Wav
nesville visitors 'I ucsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sa.pp. ,of St..
Augustine.- h lurid ; are among the
leeent arrivals al the Dunham House.
Mr (' M llicii left Tnesilav for ;i
few days' business trip to Nashville,
Tennessee.
Mr. Atkins Shackfonl returned to
is home in ( harlotte Sunday alter a
week's visit m the tit v.
Mr. Jake ( Imate left Monday 1or
Xiishville. I'( nnessee .'liter a. week's
visit to Mr and Mrs: .lames Atknns.
Mr. II. W. 'antes, of Huston, Mass.,
is spending several days at the Hvdel
Lei- a i ne,
- t.
Mrs Robert (.innaer. of San Diego,
Cahlornia. arriy.-d ..Monday ' tor a
lew davs' visit to her niece. Mrs. 1.
Lenoir Cwvn, and Mr. (Iwyn-
t- ;
Mrs. Jovepb .lohiison lelt Sunday
lor Jialeigh where .-he will spend a
week as .the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. t ameron Reynolds, and Mr.
Reynolds. .
. . M-ri S J SehiillioCer. Miss Inez
Heller. Mi-s Rosft. Strauss,, and Mr.
Ivdwin Heller,' of Richmond. V irgmia
arrived Monday, to spend the summer
and arc guests at the Hotel W aynes
viUe. ...-
Mr and Mrs. Jack Messer,, Mr. and
Mr W G litii-, and Mi arid Mr-.
Doyle Alley composed a picnic and
swimming ...party on Pigeon lastl-'ii-da
v eevnmg.
Mrs Olive,. Stuhbs and Miss Kitty
.Stub';)- arrived last week to. spend -he
summer at their home at. Lake Juna-
luska. -
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Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Robeson of
Pitt-burgh, P( nn-vK-an.a ai (r''c
(d to arrive next Monday for a short
visit with the former's; parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Robeson.
SUPERSENSITIVE PANCHRO
MATIC ROLL FILM
Recently the Eastman Kodak
Company sent u&, for trial, three
rolls of their newest Kodak Film.
Using it in an ordinary kodak,
we got good snap shots on a
cloudy day. This is much faster
than the new speedy verachrome
film and is sensitive to red anc
yellow. It is just the film for
mountain views and cloud effects.
We Now Carry This Film In
Stock.
SMOKY MOUNTAIN
PHOTOS CO.
at the
Aiken Gift Shop
Mr. Charles Ray returned to (. ha pel
Hill yesterday after a week-end visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. E.
Ray. He will spend a week in (. ha pel
Hill before returning with Mrs. Kay
to make his home here nermanently.
Kills and Horace Keener, Jr re
turned Sunday from Knoxville, Ten
nessee where they have been on a visit
to their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. li. Keener.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Y. Tucker, Miss
Janic Pucker, and Mr. Harold linker,
who spent several days here last week
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Stovall. returned to their home in
Lineolnton Sunday.
Miss Louise W mga'.e, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Murphy,
left Sunday lor her home m Chaiv
lotto.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hryan and
children, Miss Hetty Jean and Jack,
ot St He.-vilJo. arrived Friday and
spent the week-end at the Hotel
W aynesville. Phev are now residing
at the kukpat-nc;; Apratmonts where
they will spend- a month.
Miss Louise Rot ha and Miss Har
riet Boyd returned Saturday alter a
several days' visit to t ho World' Fan
in ( hicago.
Dr. and Mrs O. T. Alexander left
Monday tor Charlotte where they
were called on account of the illness
ot Mrs. Alexander's mother.
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Miss Katlienne Rheini, ol Ramseiir.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Frank
Welch for two weeks, is spending this
week in Asheville with Miss Lorraine
Hand.
Mrs. Robert Williams and son.
Robert, of Beaumont, Texas have ar
rived to spend the summer at their
cottage at Balsam.
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Mr, and Mrs. W'. T.Lee left Monday
for Raleigh where tliey will visit their
daughter, .Mrs. Willis Smith, ami Mr.
Smith. .
Miss Virginia ( .rter lelt las: week
lor Long Island, N. ' : lo spend some
time as tho gue-t ol her aunl, Mrs.
Albert A. Hooper, and Mr. Hooper.
Miss Mai mrie M il chell of Akron,
Ohm. who : pent several days at the
Dunham House., is now a guest a! the
home of Mr-; 11. .1. Sloan."
Mrs. Andrew Moore has returned
limn Lmville where she si..il M'veial
days Willi her daughter. Mrs. ( arv
Page, at her sti miner, home.
JOE. CAMELS
ARE MILDER
ARENT THEY?
Y
You can
now get
the
COMPLETE LINE OF
DIAMOND
TIRES and TUBES
AT THE
SMOKY MOUNTAIN TIRE SHOP
W. C. MESSER AND EARL MESSER (
WAVNESVILLE AT THE PEIDT
E0II HELL ART SCHOOL
TO HE HERE THIS SI MMER
Announcement was made this week
of the coming of the W'enonah Bell
Art School to Wavnesville- The
classes will begin July 2,5 and continue
until September '2.
Wenonah Bell, has acnieved a re
markable ?ueces3 in art. She is a
graduate ol Brenau College, studied
art. tolarossi Academy opl'ine Arts,
Paris; Columbia University Summer
School; J' he Pennsylvania Academy
of 1- int Arts Summer School. C hester
springs. Penn., two .summers; one
summer Hugh 11. Breckenridge Sum
mer Art School; four years m the
Pennsylvania Academy ol line Aits;
one summer with Hans Hofman, of
Munich, in his summer class at t apn,
Italy. She is a member of several
national art associations and has re
cetved .several prizes in art exhibitions.
Miss Bell's school had its origin m
Bristol, Va. in the summer ot l(.i27.
For the past few years she has con
ducted a winter art school m ( oluua
bus. Ceorgia-
Art students who make their hum
in W aynesville and those visiting for
the summer months will take aiUan
tage of the opportunity ot studying
under Miss Bell.
Those interested" in securing furth
er information regarding Misi Bell's
school here may call at The .Mountain.
eer and read her art school Ustflet,
jtfr$ Working by 1 h o
ffi ;oli len Rule st'i-v-
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li'.4 iiS wo would DO ffS'J
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sorvod, pays us no
ctr
small part of our
ii'iiumonition.
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