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Mr*. Hester Hostess
To. Cleveland Ladles.
) Mrs. J. B. Hester was hostess Satf
urday afternoon to a number of Cleve
land ladles. Tea was served and a
. very enjoyable affair witnessed by
those who attended.
A Delightful Bridge
Party Saturday.
I Mrs. Lindsay gave a lovely bridge
i party Saturday night, introducing the
Mr. and Mrs. Bayes, who will make
Tryon their future home.
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To Spend Season
In Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Mabel Holland left Tuesday to
spend the summer season in Toronto,
and will return to this section In the
early fall.
Rogers Will Give Bridge
Party at Pine Creat Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will give a
bridge party at Pine Crest Inn on
Friday evening. They have taken
charge of Pine CreBt for the summer
months,. and this Is the first social
function given under their regime. Invitations
have been sent out to many
to attend this affair, which promises
to be an enjoyable one.
Mrs. Grady Hoataaa
At Bridge Party.
Mrs. Earl Grady entertained at :
bridge Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. James O. Wilson of Cleveland,
Ohio, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. Oodshaw.
Leave for Main* to
Spend Vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Re^d and
daughter, Annette, hare gone to the
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Mrs. Lindsay Entertains
At Bridge for Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Lindsay entertained at bridge
Monday for Mrs. Wilson of Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Leaves for Providence,
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Mima Heirott Facett left recently
for Providence, K. I. Their
cottage will be occupied for the summer
by the Mehaffeys.
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Oak HaJI
Arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henley. Columbia,
S. C.; Mr. C. S. Cromer, Char- I
lotte, N. C.; Mr. N. M. Heller, Milwaukee,
Wis.; Mr. T. P. Edwards,
Asheville, N. C.; Mr. V. R Hlggtns,
Mr. G. F. Ferguson, Charlotte, N. C.;
Mr. P. G. Bunting, Petersburg, Va.;
Mrs. G. Howard Stewart, Montreal,
Canada; Miss Isabel Robinson, Boston,
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mfrshy,
Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Hamer. Charlotte. N. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, Spartanburg, S. C.
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Miss Helen Morgan of Greensboro |
College is at home for summer vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Morgan and family >i
motored to Spartanburg Tuesday to 1
attend the Morgan-Mayson wedding.
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Latest Style in s
Hats and Frocks. c
II Is interesting to note the changes
[of style with each season. In thei^
' spring everyone went mad about ^
small close-fitting more or less tall- ^
| orcil liat. Now the large hat Is in ^
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There are beautiful milans velvet
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trimmed some white and others an ^
ivory shade. There are sheer straws ^
of fancy weaves and others trimmed
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in-thc-house complexion. And a plain ^
hat will go with everything and Is ^
really more sensible than one made ?
only for garden parties.
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And not only is the light hat pop*
ular, but light colored dresses are all !
the go just now. Flesh georgette and jw
silks, most of them made on sports Is'
line, are being shown everywhere ana j'1
worn by everyone. The salesladies .n
hint of short sleeves, and the latest J'e
magazines show many frocks with the "
abbreviated sleeve. |
We heard so much about colored |31
shoes in the spring and the idea was 1,;
fascinating, but very few have ap- ^
pea red on the streets of Tryon. Mayhe
they will have their day yet.
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Noted Artist
In Tryon.
Joseph Birren of Chicago, 111., noted
painter, is in Tryon for a long bl
stay looking over the great views in s<
this section preparatory to the making
of some pictures here. Mr. Birren
was born in the city of Chicago, ^
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tudied at the Art Institute of Chi- vi
ago, New York, Philadelphia, Mun- T1
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He is the founder of the Art Insti- pa
ate Alumni Association (1911-1915); en
onorary president of the Art Insti- Bi
ate Alumni Association; past presi- M
ent of the Palette and Chisel Club; ca
fe member of the Arts Club; Paint- an
rs and Sculptors, Chicago Society ot tii
.rtists, Laguna Art Association, su
forth Shore Art Association of Masachusetts
and Connecticut Academy Bi
f Fine Arts. Al
He is represented in the Chicago
rt Commission collection, Union ^
league Club, Bermuda Promotional
ommission, the Renaissance, Illinois j
Women's Athletic Club, Rockford Art ^
lub, Joliet High School and other
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piMr.
Birren expressed keen delight
ith this picturesque country, and
tated that the climate is excellent
ere. He is well acquainted with Er- at
est Barnes, who has just recently ta
ft here for Detroit after having spent H.
te winter In Tryon. He is a close
iend to Mr. Mazzanovitch, a famous S(
rtist, who resides in Tryon, whose
aintings have been greatly admired
y many. ba
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Rose Wilcox returned to Tryon for
le summer from Boston, where she Pa
ad been attending college.
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Mr. A. L. Berry is in Chicago on to
usiness. He is expected to return jjij
ametime next week.
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Mr. Chas. J. Lynch spent several Ith
ays in Columbia, S. C., the first sof
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le week.
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Miss Louise Weyand of New York Jit
spending several days In Tryon, ^
Electing material in conjunction I
1th her publicity work for the Na-Jj10
onal Magazine. rf
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Mr. Julian Hester returned to
ryon this week after an extended
Ip in the North. He visited Washigton
and New York, transacting
usiness for his firm.
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Edward W. Frost is driving through
i his Northern home this week, after
jjourning in Tryon all winter.
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has. D. Brown on
usiness Trio Here.
Mr. Chas. D. Brown of Chicago, I
1., was in Tryon the latter part of j
le week attending to some business
latters here. Br. Brown with his.
ife will be remembered as pleasant
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sitors in Tryon this past winter,
lis was their first trip here ifter
i^ing spent their vacations in all
irts of the globe. They becam so
ithused with this section that Mr.
own purchased some property on
elrose avenue. He returned to Cbigo
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Brown
id two sons expect to spend some
ne in Tryon the latter part of the
mmer.
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rthday Party
jxiliary Club.
The annual Birthday Party of the
lxiliary of the Presbyterian Church
is held at the home of Mrs. G. H.
eyer on Tuesday afternoon from 4
6. Delicious refreshments were
rved, and a beautiful pageant was
esented after the luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schwlng
id Mrs. A. B. Dreyer, all of Sparnburg,
were the guests of Mrs. a.
Dreyer.
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5uthern mercer
izing mill news
J. D. Lawson, who has been In the
rber business with H. H. Hinton,
now selling barber supplies for the
sndersonville Barber Supply Comny.
Rev. M. E. Sumney, pastor of the
cond. Baptist Church, is planning
leave Monday for Shesnee, S. C.,
begin his evangelistic campaign In
3 tent.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Hendricks of
isley spent Saturday evening with
eir friends at the Mercerizing Plant.
Mr. Garren Powell, who has been In
hool at Easley, S. C., has returned
work for a few months.
Mrs. Emery Petty and daughter visid
their friends in King's Mountain,
C.
Miss Marie and Renie Ross, who
ve been in school near Salem, S.
, have returned home.
Mr. Carey Gosnell has moved to
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town, where he will be permanently
located.
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf and children
spent last Sunday in Saluda.
Mr. J. 11. Roddy spent Sunday in
Itosman, N. C.
The people are very glad to see
Mr. Davenport back on the Job after
an operation recently.
Mrs. B. \V. Reed has improved smce
her recent operation.
Miss Irene Galloway spent Sunday
in Rosnian, N. C., with her mother
and father.
Mr. honey's little girl, since a recent
operation, is doing nicely.
Miss K'uth WhitmireJ who recently
underwent an operation, is back at
work, wo are glad to say.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud McKee of Easley,
S. C., spent Sunday with Luther
Powell.
On last Sunday a truck load of hoys
went to Brevard to the all-day singing.
George Fisher, who has been ill, is
gelting much better, we are glad to
state.
Mr. C. Durham, who has been on a
vacation for some time, is back home
and ai work again.
Mr. Charles Metcalf of HendersonI
ville, N. (\, spent a while with his
I folks here Sunday. y
J. H. Conner's family has increased '
| In number by one since he began
the barber business here.
Mr. Dillard of Spartanburg, S. C.,
is doing the grading work at the
mill.
Miss Gertie Frisby has gone to
spend a few days with her mother
I and grandmother at Horse Shoe, N. C. 1
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j is better than being against someI
thing bad and wrong, when the ful[
filment of the former replaces the
j need for the latter.
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selfish service is always the right
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