THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934
nib VYAYNESViLLZ MOUNTAIN KEU
Society
News
S0CIE1
Local
Items
o
o
BSb
Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor Phone 137
Y'
PAGE
MRS. KII.LIAX IS D. A. R. HOS-, Mil. AND MRS HUCH MASS1K MH.-..W1 ' MRS. 1U1NNKS AUK M l-,, , s' , '
ihb J OBSKKVK ANN1VKRSARY HOSTS FOR MRS PRKVOST :.. :..m; '.u-n.-
'Ihe A,i:l meeting of the Uoicus Mr. ar.,i Mr. Hurh M...-ie -wore Mr. Ka'.j.h Uiew.-t w.i .U-iinhtfullv . ; r. ttl,
Boll Love I luuter ot the lai::rhUv I jw l.,v..lv 1..n.lv ..v..n. ..., I .... 1. ..,..,,,;, .i,.., I., Fain
01 wie Ameucan Kevoiuuoti was 1 ,,. thev entertained at a bridge-. Mr and Mr, Colin Mclmn etitcr
at the home ol .Mrs. Jim killian on' ,iim..r in ....u.1,.ti.i . ...nil. ' t-.;.,...i ... -k. ,,. i,.,, i;, , ,,
'I 1 lie ! .i
11 ".U'l
Ku-m!! R,.:er.-. of Crabts.e
the is 1 : or.- lure Sa'.ur.'i.i
la-;t Wednesday afternoon.
The reception room. were aglow
with bowls of yellow spring flowers.
The meeting was presided over by the
regent, Mis. J. Harden Howell, while
in the absence of the secretarv. Mrs
J. W. Seave:-. Mrs. R. N. "li.rber
served in that capacity
ar.n'.versarv.
le occasion was tlv iirthd..y
Attractive arrangements of bridal aisi'.ner.-aiy ct the honorcc.
wreath ami japonica were used as The h nic presented a i harniing ap-
tloral decoration to denote a color pcarance w:th its decoration. of jon-
sciume of pink and white. In the ipiils , allcndula, and t'o'-y.hi., and a
dining room the table was covered color motif of yellow and green was
with a handsome lace cloth and an carried t ut in all detail. cf the party.
ii, ,,..,. ,;.,.,,.,,.. i 1 e.i uisue mm i ,u mi h aiu wmic I o n g as a surprise .1 l ie lonoi
Ilans were ilis.eu-.sed regarding the c.;K... ,,,.' .,,., uu,., , K ..,.,.,,,
pink tapers. The guests were seivcd ..ttiactive gifts from the guest.s. With
at four small tables. each gift was a description instead of
Contract bridge feature. 1 the even- the name of the donor,
ing's progiam and high score t i o- Concluding the evening". cntcrtain
phies went to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry , meiit the guests were invited into the
t'olkitt. Mrs. Krnest Hyatt and Mr. ' dining room and .seated at tables
.1. M l.o)ig received the low score gifts where a salad cou.se w.is served.
placing of the marker for the giave
ot .Mrs. sarah Roberts Haynes, a
valued member of the chapter for
many years. The regent displayed the
marker, duplicates of which will be
made from time to time as the
means are available to mark the
graves of all deceased members.
M I . a 1 ; J. M.s. 1 aar ; ten Ha'-.titi. .1 r.
and yout'.c .-:: l;,.hb,v. i, mined Sun
day form W .shingtor.. 1. C. whi re
: h have In en :- 1 nc M r. Hardin'.
piuent, Mr. at;, Mr.. I. Il.tr
din. Mi. Hardin, Sr., who ha- -pent
the winter 111 Y:i!ui!gt.Mi, a.c-'Utpatt
u'.l them home.
Mr, l'. S. Sc.;:, of l allien,
Saturday in town.
.
Among the visitor hole
Crahtrce las', week wi'iv: Mess
K. Me., r and W. I. i:r..dhaw
in
Mi. .1. R. M.o.a:. n
i;;ird.( m M.i' 11 ;;
-e::t!g of he- ' :ii.-u .
1 M.
i Mi.S
fi ..m N-h-!;
e I l-'lt lllg
' I I'i .arson,
1 1 .1 lie 1 I, 1'
. l'elM'a'.--e wli
h:. .laughter, M
and Mr. IVar-'-n.
i and
",'.!, Ml a
Hill
lay lor
i.e is
1!. H.
M .. I '.
J. Kiileson an.i
1; had as lb 1
Mrs. James M. I.omr .lisnl.ive.l The guest. presented Mrs. Masie The dining table, at which the guesi
handsome silk Hag that will be pre- wil'1 ;'u,':ut'v'' gifts of tin signifying of honor was seated, was centered with
sented the Junaluska school during the' hl':' "tin anniversary." a K.vely birthday cake, decorated in
commencement exercises the last of; The guests present were: Mr. and, yellow and gietn .ml holding lighted
the month. Th,. chairman of magaj Mrs K. I.. Trevost, Mr. and Mrs. ; green candles. The small table- were
zine. Mrs. Kate Morris, announced two -L M. Long, Mr. and Mr. F.ne.st lighte.l with yellow taper
renewals to the National publication. 1 Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colkitt.j The guest
Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwvn had the pa- Mr. and Mrs. L. M- Richcson. Dr. audi Mrs. Ralph 1're
pre.-cnt were: Mr. and
vest. Mr.-and Mrs. V:.
per of the afternoon, he subject be-'M1
Mct'racken, Mrs. .1. W. Wagentehl, Mr. and M:s. hen
ing "Lafayette" a continuation of a Sfaver. Mrs. Hiana Shoolbred, and Sloan, Miss Mary Stnngticld, Miss
stmlv of leader;, who helned t., Mr. Wallace Blackwell. 'Wilda t'rawford, Mi.s Mary Harbor.
..y. i..! . im ,,...1 -1.. it...
.0 s .uarv u . .i . .-vaioti 1 le-
tablish the new republic. She out
lined in detail the glamorous events
in the colorful life of the French,
with particular emphasis on his con
tribution to the cause of the Col
onists. Following the paper, Mrs. K. P.
Walker read the message of the presi
dent general from the National .Mag
azine, with the outline of the many
attractions of the program of the
National Congress to b( held in April.
At this point the regent announced
that Mrs. H. D. Secrest, of Canton,
would be in Washington at that time
and would represent the chapter.
During the social hour, the hostess
was assisted in serving a salad course
by Mrs. W. F. Swift and Mrs. Leon
Killian... Special guests of the af
ternoon were Mrs. Hen t'olkitt and
Mrs. Charles U. Miller, who is in
town on a visit to relatives. .
YOl'NC WOMAN'S CHU'LF.
MKF.TS TONIGHT
The Young Woman's Circle of the
Methodist church will meet tonight
(Thursday) at th,. home of Miss Mar
garet Hyatt at T:oO o'clock. Mis
Martha Mock will be joint hostess
with Miss Hvatt.
Mi.
vo-t, .Mr. hitenei- Crevost, Pr.
Charles l'adgett. Mr. Jimniie Neal.J
Mr. Clyde Rav, and Mr. K. L, Hintoii.
Dr. M. V. Zii-L'lcr. of Raleigh, is
spending this week in town in the '
interest of the new health ditsrict.i
.i,l i.- el.., mill, r -U til.. 11. .1.. I 1 .).)' siim. . Mr.
...... .-.a. ... .... ....... .,
Mr an
Mis Fr .nee R,
Hiie.sls th! week .Mi. and .Mr. .1. I .
Hhimliaid and children. Mis., l.dlian
and l!:'!ie Ulaiuliard, of Hertford.
Mi-, lilaiu'hard is a siter of Mis.
Ko.eon and will be 1 emenibei ed as
Mi-s Lillian Ferguson.
Mrs. Julia Fudge, who ha spent the
w inter in Fort I aude: dale, Florida
an i ed Suiid .v to iii h r daugh
tel. Mrs Floyd Ripp.loe.
WOMAN'S (T.l'li MKFl'S TODAY
The Woman's Club will meet, this
afte.n,hn ( I'hu r.da I at ": ,!tl o'clock
at the home of Mis .les-i,. Ilerren
at the homo ,.f Mrs. John Davis with
Mis .le-.-ie lleinn a associate
Mrs. Horace Keener tvill have
charge of the program.
m
Mr ,Jese James, of Ionics C.-eek,
Waynesville visitor last week.
Mi.. Ruth Marrow, of Canton,
spent Saturday shopping in Wavnos-ville.
I M -. Kufus 1.. l'enland was b
1 ! : om ( Ivde Saturday.
1 "
Mr
was a ..ynesville visitor a!ui,lay.
Dr, F M. Davis, of C. .n:,n was
hero 011 btisiues.s Monday.
Mi-, and
Svla were
l'r..ks, pa. ell
Martin.
Mi
-. F'alas I'
ll, lid guest -Mr.
and Mi
of
Mn
Mi. and Mrs. .lames ,. (ioulden re.
tliraed to Kllowille Tclllless, e Sutl-dai-
al'lio- snondme 1 he week-end at.
.1. 11. Kii kpatrick of t 'anion, ) ,',. (leorgian.
Miss Mary Haiiei. Mis- Wilda
I lawford, and Mi. F' 1 .1 lie 1 - Massif
weie sheville i-itoi .Saturday.
M r Tom l i rkpat 1 i, k.
' was 111 t ow 11 Sat ur.ia v.
I 1
'ii.
Mr. Forest Son ells, of (anion,
pent Monday in town.
m
I Dr and Mrs. Frank Fate, of Can
I ton, were Waynesville visitors Sunday
I ' . .
Mr. Hal ry Hall, of Raleigh, spent
Monday 111 Waynesville mi business.
1
ii ... , ,, ,. , , , -i Mr .lame- Homer Winston, and
Mrs. hi! Walker, ol h ines (reek, , ,, ' , ,, ,
.u ; ; , 111 l aughter, of 4 hlcago, were guest.s
who is eighty-two years o d. is here . ., ,, ' . ...
,.: i , ,i a, i , at the Hotel Lel'aine this week.
i-itmg her mother. Mrs. Lucinda . .
W. .1. Hall wa- hoic
( ant on Thursday.
I
j Mr. thai lie Moody, of Cecil
i in town on hir-iiie- Thursday.
Crymes. who is ill. Mrs. Crymes will
be Hit vears old on the twent v-lirst
of April.
.
Mr. M. Silver, of Dayton, Tennes
see. . motored to Waynesville Tuesday
and returned Wednesday, accompan
ied by Mrs. Silver, who has been with
her : mother, Mrs. Toonie Davis for
sometime,. They were accompan
ied to Dayton by Miss Sylla Davis
and Mrs. Hawkins Freeman who are
returning home today.
Mrs. Jack Messer, .president of the
Haywood County Council of the Parent-Teacher
Association, and Mrs.
K. K. Herman, delegate from the
Fast Waynesville P. T. A. attended
the Statt. P. T. A. Convention held in
I V., ... il. ' II' i - .
, . , . I f , """P"" was calhal home on account of the i
hotel the first of the week. : I ness f Mr. Newton. .
Miss- Flora Newton, of Hilton Vil
lage, Virginia, arrived Monday to viit
her fit her, .Mr. A. M. Newton. She
You too can have
f&he figure with
cftlodcrn improvements
mm
v v
lr I
acchntuatedn -v'i .1
; : :tU5T;;; : :
HIGH WAIST ' , 't
ABDOMEN H EB: .
cud vino 1: Jj
UNiKOKEN yjM-I
THIGH UN 'UWlXj
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson left
yesterday morning for New York City
where they will spend several day.-
Mr and Mrs. Dan Walkin- and
children. ' who hav,. been resblmg at
the Kirkpat.-iek .Apartment, have
j taken a cottage in llazelwood for the
summer.
.
Dr. ('. N.. Sisk, malth oilier and
Dr. W. N. Nevbii. assistant oilier for
the liialth district composing Hay
wood, .1 , k-oii, and Swain counties,
ale guests at the Hotel l.eFaine.
Mr. and M.s. Hugh Abel bad a
their guest last week til,, hitter's
sister. Mi's. Tiny .Moody, .d l-'.nka.
Mr. J.'lin Floyd, .of Ashcville, is
spending this Week in town and is
a guest at the Hotel l.eFaine.
Mia Flvyd Uippet.r ..lie
w h.s i i ; i e ! n - pending 1
ill 'lie N'limie- C"t
Wei h 'to the Alii !.o
Mi- i;--im ;- u'.l I.
1 ; ir a in. i .
lldlell,
v. int, I'
'. ino e.i la -t
Wayia- I1..I.' I.
i a',- i he d.,t. I
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. loin Lee. Jr. and Mr
I Fred Ferguson left yesterday for
f I'oin G i illin, Georgia to visit Mrs. Barber's
paienls, Mr, and Mrs. W W N,U'
in.au Mr. Harbor. Mr. Lee, and Mr.
l'eiguson will be nieinbeis of a fish
ing party given 'by Mr. Norman this
week-end in St Marks, Honda.
w a.-
Mr O. M. Sinath.i'
pent Friday in tow n.
el O
Mi . I'ih.-a! et, K. g. r, and Fya
.lain- l!)'i r-. of (i.aoliee, -pent Fri
day hopping in .1 S ii," v 1 1 le.
Mi-
Lois MeC
W ay iii'i v 1 1 le
a, -In ii, of Clyde,
v i itor l''ri:,lay,
Rev', ali'l Mi -. R. P. M Crack, n, of
Clydi' -peiil Salllidav ill Wayne-ville.
Mr. George C, Haynes, ,.f Clyde,
wa here on fui.-ini'.-s Saturday.
Mi - Mi
taking th,'
McCrackcn, w ho is
spring quarter s ion li at
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Hell and Mr.
K. L. Coin spent Saturday m Canton
. ,s guests of Mr and Ml. W. H. Wil
liamson. Mr. Lee Davis returned Sunda"
from Durham and Duk,, Fniversity
where he -penl the week end with
friends.
Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr.. Mis, S.
P (iav. and M is I om I .it. .1 r.. we e
Ashevill,. visitors Monday.
Mrs. Paul Scott, of Miami. Florida,
arrved last week to 'spend a short
time at her cottage at Balsam, She
has as her guests, Mrs. Hall ami Mrs.
Lynn, also of Miami.
Mrs. M H Bowles and Mis- Mary
Quinlan were Ashiville vi-i'tor Sat
in day.
Mrs. Robert St. ret eh,
' Mrs. R.
Wostei n Carolina Teachers College at L. Coin were aiiiong the visiti
Ciillowhee, spent last week-end with
her parent.-. Mr and Mrs. U . L.
M.Cra.keil.
.
M '. and Mrs.; John M. Queen have
a- their guest M rs. Queen's mot her.
Mr-. Man-on Shook, of West Ashc
ville. Mr. Carl Ratelill' left Sunday, to
resume' his studies at Western Car
olina' Teachers -'College after spelhl-
iinie.
Ashcville Thursday,
inc t he w eek end at
, .1 I 1 1 ! I 1,1.
I . ' 1' i''
.1. i:: t:
d M.s .1. K
"' I I IS' .'.I ':
M as -ie. a i ,'. '
fii.ni il'dlv
'..' 'Lev- ha'..
Only Vassarette Foundation
Garments give perfect restraint
i and perfect freeaom at the same
Tixne. They always stay in place.
They wash beautifully.
VASSARETTE
FOUNDATIONS
SEE McCALLS FOR MAY PAGE 16
G os sard
Vassa ret t e
Madame G race
C. E. Ray's Sons
Quality
S t y 1 e
Econo my
pi : I '!.!. . a.-1: UV'V w i'i..,:. .
' '
Mr. .Lin ii -.o amCMi. Fraiik M.a -tin
-p(i:' li'l week-eral witii friends
:r. 'Grei'r;.-o"a;; .' .They wen- ae. ,.m
p.ai ':ei ivy', the lartei's .-iti-r. Mis
lleli-n Mai tin, who j' dietician of the
M;--!..n Ho-pital. Ash.'ville.
at m
Air. and' Mrs. D. J. N'olartd. ,'. of
I'igi i.n were Waynesville vi-itors
Tu'rsdav. s
T
Mr. Genrg,. Hampton, of Canton,
wa lu re -on business Tue.-day.
.Mr; Gi.r,n Brown, of .Clyde, spent
Tuesday in 'own.
.
Mr-. B. G. Kulme, of Akron. Ohio,
arrived Tuesday to be with 'her. father.
Mr. A.M. Newton,' who is ill at the
Hiywood County Hospital. Mr.
Newton wa reported to be some bet
ter yes-terday.
-.
Miss Ix-ona Allen, of Hendersonville ,
has accepted the position of seam-1
stress at Mrs. J, M- Mock's new place
of business.
.'-'
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lindsley had
as their guest last week-end their
broth'-r-in-law, Rev. C. H. Small. D.
D.. of Cleveland. Ohio, who is re
turning to his home from a stay of
Several Weeks in St. Petersburg,
I lorida.
Mr. and Mrs- E. J. Robeson, Jr. and
children, Edward and Misses Ruth
Curtis arid Frances, of Newport
News. V irginia, and Mr. Garland r .
Robeson, of Greensboro, were week-
I end guest3 of Mr, and Mrs- E. J.
Robeson at their home on Love Lane.
The visitors returned to their homes
Sunday. ::
. Mr- and Mrs- Foster Bennett, Mr.
and Mr.?. Roy Bennett and two chil
dren, and Miss Myrtle Bennett, of
Hendersonville were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Russ on Sunday. Miss
Bennett i ; spending this week as
their guest. ' r
mm
X , 1 '
I l
I
i .
i ' : i
'!r i
Value
Quality
Clothes
Western Stamina
Manhattan Style
Tli.ll I iij'ih .I init.l, ml .st.iiniil i 'id
I lis' ,'ll .'- Ni Dl t 1 1 A l '. I Will IC
Vv'.i'daiilr il t :1 1 n , .il . ..v. II
( ;u!ii j' in j v n : in '... , .I i . 1 1 !r. . '. . I
ill tin u.il.ty f. "'hi, "I Me i. I'oili.
'Hie '.i ,1,'i .11 '.Lll...: ' I' M.llill .,',lt
t Ii u hp. r id tin. ioi.nl",; is
,i-i.irint in tin- .,1, sirn , .in,! mod
( Is Toil'i tin r Wi stttii st.iiiun.i
M.uili.itl.iii sty lc have now
produced
mm
. 5
WASHOUGAL WEAVES
The uJust Right' Suits
For Younger Men . -For
Graduation Suits
Fine hand tailoring, quality
craftsmanship, and new fabric
designs make these suits both
smart and durable to meet the
requirements of younger men.
Thebi-swing and double-breasted
models here shown are two of
our many new Spring styles, Fab
rics include club checks, herring
bones, over-pi aids, campus
squares, and pin-checks in the
latest Spring shades. Lined with
lustrous Earl-Glo.
ALL SIZES
LET US SHOW YOU
f
t,
Of
V,
1
!,, iti.'.'li t ie !
rcfri;cr.imrs arc nui-.i and
expensive ' ... I ibink
the lie ir.n s ! clei :.n
refncralors sluk and h ue
t, be pried ir h.ininurcd
louse?. . Do vim think dtfrnMini; .ill
cli-ctnc rcfrigcraiurs is a nuivuHt'
Then visit our Sprinj- Showing ivi
the I riKidiiire VI and sec wh.it s li.ip.
pened in tlectnc refrifierniion: I hi
I rinidaire ,7 f has aulonnitic lie tray
release. . -the-travs slideout at a iuuiti
of your fuiKer! It has .''"..'' de
frosting. ..turns Itielf on ailcr de
frosting is completed!
There are models that Ii.nc .u!nt
able shelves, greater Hydrntor
capacjty.Lifctimel'orcelaiii inside jnd
out- Learn why proud f.uitjiics are
hoasting,"Oursis a Frigidaire 3 .."
EVERY YEAR THE EEST OF THE YEAR
G. E. Ray's Sons
Quality
's t y le
fi
mmnil u - ' -"' " '"'
$119.50
IEI.IVKI.KI) and INST AI.l.Fd)
3Iartin Electric Co.
SAI.KS AMI SKKVICK
PHONE "51
Economy HI
v.