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THURSDAY. JlLY 11 Society News . SOCIETY PAGE Local Items Mrs. Hilda Way Gwyn, Editor Phone 137 THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE, N. C. YOL'XG HOST ENTERTAINS Fi:iKNJ)S ON D1KTHDA Y ,Maslir .lo.-L-ph Hawkins Howell, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howell, ob served his .-n-eond birthday anniver sary, by having hi.s young friends on Friday afternoon for a party. He was asisted in entertaining then by his mother, his aunt, -Miss Edna Hawkins, .Mrs. fttrnaid Dillenger, -Mrs. Waiter Crawford, and .Mrs. Grady Rogers. . Rink and grt-vu vvere ,ho.en as the party no(.'rs. l-avois ot oaiioons and ehocoiate men were presented the children. After 'many frames were enjoyed, u-e.i ami eakt were served. The gutt list included, Doretta Bailentine. Fay Beth Harbeck, t'ar-mic-hae! Hannah, Anne C'oman Craw ford, Betsy Hardin, Mary Anne Mas- . , , i r ii. l sie, .Marina .viae wynu, jane vycne, Jean Kotha, I'atsy Dillenger, Doris Colkitt, Klsie Green. Miriam Isenhoui-, IVggv S-vearirig,-r, Mary Ellen Boone, Coriniie Aik), Ratty Lou Howell, Asbury Howell, Mildred Medford, Jimmy Swift, Frederick IHeus, George iH-wey Stov.iII, Milas Stamey, Rer un:.: i'liiv-. n, Jr., Bobbie Massie, Billy vHwiarimrer, I-'ied Calhoun, Jr., Jaul Ilaniir.. 111. .MONDAY A KTERNOON CON TRACT (T.UB MEETS On Mo inlay afternoon, Mrs. James W. Kilhnn va hostess to the mem ber, o tract livinLv low ai plea -tn Tho. Mr-. I! Mrs. I-.' Killian' Jerry ;i - a a hib. oiini ( i .'IT. Monday Afternoon Con- Fir the afternoon the wa-, decorated with yel- fl Welo, 'gi-moiUs. iiilc the .'i, Mr. I' All Jr., M. R ('. ( combined in frames were: L. Provost, Miss Nancy hesoii, Mrs. White, and . M M.-Us. I.ea: week. d and a party visitors For Those Special Occasions WEDDING OF INTEREST TAKES I'l.ACE AT BAPTIST CHURCH In a ceremony of striking beauty -Miss Barbara Mueller.-ehoen, of New York and Durham, was united in marriage to Dr. Julius C. Sader, of New lork City, on Thursday alter noon, at the First Baptist church. Dr. E. M. Lightfoot, of Cameron, S. C, a beloved former pastor of the church, and life-long friend of the bride's parents, performed the cere mony in the same chutch. The church was effective-lv arrang ed in quantities of wild flowers, with Queen Ann's lace predominating. Advantageously placed were candle !ra with lighted cathedral candles, making an appropriate setting for the impit ssive tercmony. Prior to the taking of the vows a musical progiam was given by Miss Grace (.'rocker, organist, and Mis. Walter B. CoimacK, cousin of the bride, id" Columbia, South Carolina, soloist, Miss Crocker frave the following numbers: "Adoration by Rorowski, "Sunset Meditation" by Biggs, and "Ich Ue.be Dich, by Grieg,. Mis. Cormack, accompanied by Miss Crocker, sang, "Believe Me It All Those Endearing Young ( harms, by Moore, and "Until," by x eaefliemaekW. The bridal chorus from Lohengrin was ustid as the pro,( .- ",i:ial and the wedding march trom Mendelssohn as the recessional I ne bride was attended bv her two sisters, Mis.s Ruth Muellerscheon, of Durham, in a lovely brown and yel low- lace gown, as maid of honor, wtnle another sister. Miss Wilma Muellerscheon, in a pink and green lace gown was the bride's maul. Roth carried arm bouquets of rose colored gladioli and light blue delphinium.- Little Miss Laurel Green, young cousin of the bride,' .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Green, of Ihir- i i he (lower girl. She wore a lYnck of green anil yellow. Sader was attended by Dr. v nt-dine, of New Y'ork Citv, best. , man, with Mr. W. M. r, .also of New York, and Mr. ad the the the and f Waynesville "'""' GORDON .Chi l-loam Hose 'I hose beautiful two and three thread stockings are as delicately sheer as the finest French Chiffon. . . . They wore created for those special occasions that de mand enticing sheerness in lis smart est form. Massie's Dept. Store "A (rood Place to Trade" For Your Next Call The Personality Beauty Shop Me guarantee salisfaotion with every wave. Mrs. Craijr barks lier work with 13 years r ex perience ami study of permanent .waving and Other branches of eosmetology , Assistants arc: Miss Marie Plott, Waynesville: Miss Francos YYVs- ton. (Jreciisboro. I'OIt APPOINTMENT Phone 306 iaoi, i iaitity Dr. Ma I f s , the Wi'jiam Shoolhred, :i s groomsnien. "1 he l.iride, who wa given in niar "!!'Ke by her father, wo'-e a smart blue lace 'gown, made on graceful 'inev with whitt accessories, and cari'ied an arm bouquet" of rose col ' i d gladioli and light: blue del- ani! lit-1 h.al was a large dropping ' !' v,-. of harmonizing shades of blue. Mrs. S tder, is the daughter of Mr. and'.Mj. V. F. Muelh rschoen, of Durham, ami the granddaughter of Mrs. A. M. Maxwell, of Ilazelwood. On her maternal side she is a ile- lendan: of one of the pioneer families of Western North Carolina, Who set tled in Henderson county in the early eighteenth century. She attended the University of. South Carolina, and Poabody College and received her R. S. degrees from Johns Hopkins I diversity, of .Baltimore.. At the time of her marriage she was pathol ogist in the laboratories of St. John's Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y. The groom is the son of Mr. A. IJ. Sader.. ot New ork Citv. He at tended New York University and re ceived his med,'n(a.l degree fj-oih iSullevue : .School' -of Medicine.' Fol ic pas) live years Dr. Sader has been established in his profession in New orl Citv. Upt it -"their, moon Dr. and hoiio- on Cor! N. V. Am og tlie. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS MEETING The Waynesville unit of the Amei ican Legion Auxiliary, met on Mon day afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs, E. B. Camp. The meeting was opened with the vancing of the colois, following pie ige to the flag, after which members were led in prayer by chaplain. After the minuted, the officers committee chairman, gave reports runei;ns ana letter- ot interest rei ativt to the proposed work of the organization were read. The depart ment convention, which will be held in fayetteville on August the 4. and lith, was discussed. Misrs Ida Jean Brown was eleected as the dele gate, with Mrs. E. B. Camp, as the alternate. Mrs. Camp read a paner on mem bership, part of which follows: "The American legion Auxiliary is airainst sending out an appeal for members T 41. . - I . . 1 I . Hfinoersnip in tne Auxnary is a privilege of belonging ro the most influential woman's organization in America. A privilege, which cannot ne oougnt, but was earrud tv our men, when the guns were flashing in France, Membership means the feel ing of unlimited joy and happiness in service to disabled veterans, for whom the war will never end, and in lidint.' the widi ws and orphans. "The Auxiliary oil',, r -n its mem bers a personal part in the commu nity activities and a means of ex pressing patriotic impulses. Every eligible woman .should exercise her privilege of membership." Miss Ida Jean Brown read the poem entitled, "In Flanders Field." lioing the Occasion for the annual elution of 'officers, ' the following were electee! to serve the unit for the coming: year: president,-Mrs. E. I!, ('imp, first vice president, Mrs. Hurst Lurgin, second vice presid.tit, Mrs. J. F. Abel, secretary, Mis.s Ida Jean Blown,' treasurer, ''Mrs. R. J. Hvatt. historian, Mis. j. U. How ell. ' so -yeant it arms, ' Jl r's. Fred Saunder-, and haplain, Mrs. Ida V. Brown. A special guest of t -lie at: crnoon was Jirs.- .). I. Car-felon, -of States-" ville. The h.st.ess-es served ices and MRS. DAN WATKINS HONORS GUEST WITH PARTY In comjdiim-nt to her guest, Mrs. W. T, Culpepper, of Crowley, La., .Mis. Dan tVatkins gave a contract party at her horn- in Grimball Park, on Wednesday afternoon. The liv ing room was arranged in bowls of garden flowers. When the scores were added Mrs. Jerry Colkn: held the high, and Mrs. R. L. Prevoit cut the. consolation. Mrs. Crowley was also presented a lovely prize, as honor uest. Those enjoying the delightful oc casion were: Mrs. W. W. Norman, of Griffin, Ga., Mrs. J. W. Seaver, Mrs. Ernest. J.. Hyatt, Mrs. Wilford Ray, Mrs. Lauriston Hardin, Mrs. Richard N. Barber, Jr., i?rs. Rolfrt II. Stretcher, Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs. Stuart Koberson, Mrs. Jerry Colkitt, and Mrs. R. L. Prevost. MRS. RUFUS L. ALLEN GIVES DINNER FOR MRS. ODE LL On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Rufus L. Allen, complimented her guest, Mrs. W, R. Odell, of Concord and Durham, with a beautifully appoint ed dinner. The table which was spread with a handsome cloth, was centered with a bowl ot pink roses flanked with holders containing green tapers. Tlie.guo-t list included, Mrs. Paul Garher, of Durham and Lake Juna- j.-ka, Mis. Walter L .mbeth, of High Point, Mis. Paul Hardin, and Mrs. Ernest L. Withers. R. W. MA DRY INI) IX TOWN I. W. Madry, of the week-end in of Mr. and Mrs. They were en ittending the na- the American Association, MR. AND MRS. M1M) Hllk I Mr. ami Mrs. 1 Chapel Hill,, spent town as the guests William Hannah. route home after i t tonal convention of liege Publication l)r their the md .mil :ue latter' Mrs." s.. I'. t,av luring the pa ti r a rid I in 1 . I i. W lllls ton, I). C Mr. Johnnie City, spent the father, Mr, Johnson week-em Joseph of t week band, ,M r, AVashing- o-f. El.izabel in town wit 1. Johnson. y i . , , ... i uiss jiorouiy lcicneson, voting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Rich eson, is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'W. B .Evans, at their home iii Pittston, Pa. V Eugene Carter, ol Lenoir Citv, the week-end in town with his t lie Ch vt will apart- Mr spent family tnents. which .met Madry wa lion last year. . Mr. Madry : is threiigh h ( 'arolii'v director ( C'sirolina. was theii ".';" ': .Hi .va riii ' i'l Tliey sf) in Omaha, president braska. the ass Mr. icia- state, North li.-itv N'ovih Ti.i well known! ov'oi; ! lit is' affiliation wi h the lift.--. lie is iub i the I niversitv of U. D. C. CHAPTER HOLDS MEET ING AT HOME OF MRS HYATT On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Will Hyatt and Mrs. George Plott were associate hostesses, at the home of the former, for the regular meeting of the Haywood Chapter of the United Daughters of the Coni ieracy. Mrs. O. R. Martin, president, presided. A report was given regarding the benefit bridge party, recently given at the Hotel Waynesville, by the chap ter. The treasurer was instructed to send half of the proceeds to the Waynesville Public L.oiary. Donations to the following state funds were voted upon: the L. H. Ravines Memorial, the Educational Fund, and a motion was made to clear up all state obligations tor the year. Mrs. J. Harden Howell, delegate to the district meeting recently held at the George Vandertdlt Hotel, in Asheville, gave detailed report of the occasion. Mrs. James V. Killian and a party of friends were Asheville visitors on Friday. Mi. and Mrs. Albert Jackson, of East LaPort, spent Sunday with rel atives at Cove Creek. TO ATTEND , LAKE Tne followir the Methudi.st Western N to be held aay mornma Miss Emilv Miss 1 "Xi :.:.r-; JL'NALl'sKA cnuivn '.v.. ortn Car.,"-. . Ilex; wei-k ,., a: La... er. !;. Haseltine Swift i ' lins, Miss Marguerite M Hilda Way, and M, - r. i weie , in eu. Catalm I I' ll e "lit Lion i t i i u and ,Hf r praise '.Sunday this . "M:: Of in Kodak Finishing Any Roll developed 10c All Prints .'Jc, 1c and 5c Over two hundred mountain and local views in photograph Post Cards at oc each. Smoky Mountain Photo Co Next Door to the Aiken Gift Shop. Three Competent. Graduate Operators to serve vou. 'WORK THAT PLEASES"- Featuring the famous Helena Ruhintein H r a n d of ( osmetics Lady Fair Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Lawrence (Jiceii. owner I PHONE 11: t.-lii-.---:r',-'',t.: ' l (, I 'AMI' UVEi; On Sat-ui.i:; haperiined by N AT KIKKI I I Kli 1 .ni'n'ht' th Mrs. S. 1 VI KU K It.Ill following,', Neat, : . n- joyed an uver nijrht party at the Kickpiitruk t a nip: Miss Marth-t Netii. Miss Anna Leak Scott, Miss Jtwel lltpps, Miss liabide W ay, .Mis Net tie l'intiex, of New Hern, Mr. Sammv Puishnell, .lr. li John Queen, Mr. rei inn trom a honey .Mrs. Sudor: will be. at elyou Road, IJronklvn out-of-town e-uests at -'"end.inir the marriage were? Mis; l-.u.abeth Mierron. Miss Marja''et hirkland. Mis, Piuce Poe. Mr. and Mi -. . h.: ( ': Green and children, all f JMii'liiim,. Mrs. Walter Cormack. of Columbia,, Mr. and Mrs W. M S,i: ii.irer. i N' W ork. Dr I:. M Lisrhttuot. of Cameron. S. C. Mr. 1 r... . .. i . . n , t. un.i ..u is, .-.yjvesiei .naxweii, atl(r.llss Gluhs MjwmI ,f Hcnditsonilli and J)r. Matthew Pesdme, of New York. roI.owin.tr the ceremony the : bridal party, intimate friends and. the mem hers-'of the family were entertained with an informal reception at the tjieen Tree Inn. '''.-.- . Mrs. J. Howell Way had as her guesU.on Sunday, Miss I-ranees Gra ham, pnysical director ot the Uni veirsny of Georgia, and Prof. Mac- ayden. member of the faculty of he law .choo; of the Lniversity. Mr,-and Mrs. J. T. Glenn and son, ne, of Asheville, were the truests over the I-ourth of Mr. and Mrs. John Cabe. Miss Lmi-ly . Sner snent Jays last week in C harlotte guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fd P several as the enhour. Mrs. (,. t , Schell, who is now living in Atlanta, spent .the past week-end in town, as the guest of Mrs. James M, Mock and Miss Martha Mock ... .Mrs. John K. lioonc spent a couple oi nays during the week in Ashe Mile a,s the guest of her sisters. Mis Anne and Miss Come kerr - Mrs. ... T. C uioeoDer. of Crowlpv. i-a., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pan Watkins, at their home in Grim ball Park. ..'. Mrs. V. T. Lee, Jr. is visiting Mrs. M. H. Bowles, at the home of her parents in Irvington, Ga. Miss Kathryn Barnette. uhn has been teaching in Pikesville. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George i Kunze. . "'.'-, I Mr.-. Paviti Dickey, of Sweetwater, Term,, spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee . He was accompanied home by his cousin, Mr. Willis Smith. Jr., who will .spend the next month as his guest. Met racken are the McCtack- Mr. and Mrs. Harry spending sometime at ii tarm on Crabtree. Mrs. I). II. Sherrill. of Johnson City. Term:, arrives . this week and wiil visit hei sister, Mis. V. C. Nu beck, . . .Miss " Jewel Ilipps, her gue-st. Miss Catherine Padgett, of Richwood- West Virginia, and Miss Labbie V, av. were among those mo to ring'' to Asheville en frudav. Mr. c. K . Burns and son, Mr. Ld Purns, of Charleston, S. C, Who have spent the past-j several summers here, arrived last week and are. gUesta of Mr. and Mrs.. John N. Shoolhred. They were joined over the week-end by Mr. Charles Burns., of Charleston,, who returned to his home on Monday. . " '' j Mr. and Mrs; AVinlfred Bal (or. who are the guests of the Tatter's Barents. I'r, and Mrs. J. F. Abel, iind Mrs Virginia Kimberly.. snent the : week end at Bradley's Camp at Lake Lop-an. Mr. John Floyd, district sanitarian. of the North Carolina State Board of Health, with headquarters in Ashe- .. : 11 . . t , vine, sfient i uescay in town in ference with the health " unit. . : Reidsvillc, atul Winston-Salem BXRONI v R FT URNS FOR iBaroness Nina k. ow of the late Lt, G Pelow, arrived in from Washington, illy Prevost, -Mr. Jimmy Trotter, of .Mr.. Ben Trotter, of R. VON I! FLOW 1111 M h( Von. Below, wid .neral Baron Von town on Tuesday, !. C, She will be con- Miss Martha Neal had as her guests over the week-end. Miss Ade- lanle Trotter, Miss Anna Leak Scott. Mr. Ben ,1 rotter, all of Witisr,,- Salem, and Mr. Jimmv Trntti.r f Reidsvillc..:- - ' - ' : . i.Mr, C). K. Haxston. chief engineer in cnarge ot tile flagging of the Park way, who has been spending some tunc .in this section, has returned trom a trin to points in Uhki -: Miss Barbara .Morrow, Vcho has neen visiting her parents, Mr. and tirs. k. G. Morrow, of Jonathan, and other rleatives in this section for the past montn, has returned to Chicnm where she has been making her home tor the past several years. Miss .Morrow is a tiained nurse, of wide experience. a guest at the Hotel Gordon, where she h-is spent the past four .summers. I he Baroness first came to W avnes ville with hetv husoand, who was a great enthusiast ot this section, and had printed, for use of the Chamber ot ( oiivmerce. several thousand fold ers setting forth the attractions . of Wcs.u-rn ( arolina, m comparison to other rnount'iin sections. I), A. 11. PARTY IN ASHFVILLK FRIDAY The local members of the I). A. R. and all visiting I). A, R. are invited to attend the Keno party, to. be held on rridav night, at the Cieorge an de.rbilt Hotel, in Asheville.. WLKKLY IWNNKR lANCF TO BK HFL1) AT HOTEL GORDON On l-ruiav evening. Julv the 1-tn. the Hotel CJordon is beginning the first of a series of weekly dances,, with dinner from 7:00 to -8:30 and dancing from H:30 to 1:00.. Music will be by the Russell Scholl's Flaiii'ineo Club orchestra. Those wishing to attend are requested by the management to miike reservations for dinner. Miss Babbie Way and Miss Martha Neal had as their guests during the week, Mrs. John Carroll anii Miss Rachel Carroll, of Wilmington, and Miss Margaret McLean, of Lumber ton, daughter of the late Governor Angu.s McLean. Miss Carroll and Miss McLean were classmates of Miss Wav and Miss Nea; at Salem C ollege. Th e S) o i j -a On The Spot This Week in RAY'S Ready-To-Wear if GROUP OF Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howpll - of Canton, spent th week-end with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wil liam Howell, at their homn Furniture Repaired Refinished, Upholstered, dicker Furniture Sprayed. Phone 278-W F. II .Saunders At Residence Hugh J. Sloan Special Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Waynesville, N. C. Cotton Dresses In Assorted Styles and Patterns FIF Original Prices $1.95 to $5.95 Including: a number of Nelly Dons Sizes It EVERY DRESS ATTRACTIVE- Visit Our Department Q -See tjhe Mid-Summer Morchandi Q - -Buy A Cool Dress O Be Comfortable Remember Too SPORTSWEAR SPnRTSWF!ARSmarf pnoujrh for any Most any item you want. Prices attractive Tennis Hiking Swimming Golf.. SMAR W A L KING HOE Crek.