THE SUNDAY CITIZEN. ASIIEVTLLE, N. C DECEMBER 28; ."TO
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SOCIAL &
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Mr. and Mrs. Fredorlo Qulntard
Bpyer. will be the guests of honor at
an afternoon tea given on Tuesday
by Hn Arthur S. Wheeler at her
home on Blltmoro Estate.
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Miss Christina Mommlnger enter
tained with a beautifully appointed
dinner party last evening at her resi
dence on Victoria drive, in compli
ment to Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Quin
tard Boyer. The dinner table wai
XQulultely arranged, a central doc-
oration of yellow chrysantnemuma
being used. Covers were laid lor ten.
After the dinner the Kuests attended
the dance at Grove Far inn,
Mlsa Lankley, who is occupying
"Crowhurat" the country home of Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Harrison Brings, will
thn fhief euest at a small tea to
tin a-iven Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Maurice duPont at the "Edgemont
Tea Shop," 80 Edgemont road.
Of Interest to the many friends of
Minn Aenna Gotten Timberlake, of
Haleleh. will be the following from
the Raleigh Times: The engagement
and early approaching marriage of
Miss Agnes Cotton Timberlake,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tim
berlake, of Raleigh, to Lon Jarrison
Newton, of Oklahoma, was announc
ed Christmas afternoon at an Informal
egg-nog party at the Timberlake
home on North Blount street. The
marrluKO is to take place January
17, li20i The announcement was
made In an unusually unique and
original manner. In the contor of
the dining room table was a minia
ture old black mammy, the Ideal
black mammy of the South, round
snd partly over her calico dress she
wore n white apron and held a stalk
Of cotton. From under the bandana
handkerchief on her head hung num
erous black plaits, such as the old
negroes used
rs. Elizabeth Camp- cloth and "trying-, pink roses, j acted
nathers. Mr. Lawton " th two brides maids. Mr. Harold
y?ehennMrMr. Bar-1 Clark and rW&W
draee Miller, Miss Elvja Muse, Mis
Gladys Muse, Miss Bertha Robinson,
Miss Mary Winchester, Miss Jennie
Morgan, Miss Annie Mae Pressley.
ui nra,', PvoKKlnv MisH Lena Cair-
rens. Miss Marcarot Campbell, Mrs. ! Charlotte
Ethel Taylor. M
bell, Mr. Roy Hmathers,
Johnson. Mr. Joy
nard Wise, Mr. Mark Justice, Mr.
Charles Morgan, Mr. Hrncst Winches
ter, Mr. Hubert Vounge. Mr. Willis
Younge, Mr. Ray Robinson, Mr.
Clarence I'ressley, Mr. Asborry Sor
rells. Mr. Arnold Campbell and Mr.
Eugene Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Krskln were
hosts on Christmas day at their resi
dence on Montford avenue at a
Christmas party.
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The Ashevllle branch of the Wo
man's National Sabbath Alliance,. will
hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Plana will bo outlined for more defi
nite work and the alliance will at
this meeting become active in regard
to placing the bronse tablet on the
court house upon which the ten com
mandments will be inscribed. All
members are asked to be present.
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The seventh meeting of the year of
the Woman's club will be held to
morrow afternoon with Mce. Charles
N. Malone. Mrs. William R. Ortffln
will have the paper of the afternoon
and her subject will be. "Immigra
tion from countries of northern Eu
rope." Jl
Mr. Junius Horner entertained In
formally with a stag luncheon yester
day at his home on Ravenscroft road,
having several 'it his college friends
ns his guests.
Last evening a large number of
young people of the dancing set of the
of this eltv, performing the ceremony.
The church was decorated with Flor
ida palms, holly and spruce. An
efTective arch of evergreens was
I erected Immediately in front of the
altdr. Previous to tie ceremony
Miss Vlrelnia Greer, of Spartanburg.
rendered a violin solo, "At Iawn-
inr". mIm Lola Greer, of Spartan
burg, rendered tho wedding march
and during the ceremony tho Misses
Greer nlayed a lulaby. Miss Virginia
Ivey, of charlotte, wearing a frock
of midnight blue tricolotte and car
rying a bouquet of pink roses and
Miss Mary Gllmc Weathciiy, also of
in a mouse uumucu
of this city, were ushers Avnue me
het mnn was Mr. Thomas W. Bird,
Minn of this citv. Master William.
Gudger Roberts was tho small ring
beurcr and little Miss Virginia Hend
ricks was the flower girl.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a hand
some traveling suit of French blue
and a corsage bouquet of French
roses. Mrs. Wood is an attractive
and beautiful young girl and hasi
many friends throughout Virginia and
North Carolina. Bhe graduated from'
UanUolph-Macon college in 1918. ir.
Wood is a -graduate of the University
of North Carolina or me yeur v
1912. He served as a first lieutenant
for twelve months with the American
Expeditionary Forces. He is now
inrinKin.i of th Webster high school.
Mr. and Mrs. wooo lert ior jucn-
sonville, Fla,. where they will spend
their honeymoon and after the first
of January they will be at home at
Webster.
' The Nurses' association, district
i No. l, will meet Thursday afternoon
nt a o'rlock at the Mission hospital.
Annual election of offlcers will take
place and all members are urged to
be present.
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The Durham Sun gives the follow
ing: "The' First Baptist church nt Dur
ham, was the scene of a lovely wed
ding when Miss Hattie Moore Berry,
il.-niirhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Berry and Mr. Rufus Ilenegar Shel
marrieu
Delightful, Refrehing and
Twice the Usual Strength
Are the flower ami bouquet odor a
In artistic gift boxes, called ,
MARINELLO
Toilet Water Plut
Tskss the pises of perfusM. at s tourtk
ftnseost. Your cook "X Bine odors,
Mrs. Dales Manicure Shop
36 Haywood St
Phone 1671. -
... .,...,, I,..l "... i.... .1 ton. Ot ASIlBVllie. wmo muiiiou
"r.W" " ruy. al" "UHU. lrlB. , Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. De-
wriiuiiK. vvjh.'m mo sirau wvm in- party, given oy me management 0'..1k V i?
vtf.i1 into the rtlnlnr mom. where thft r..nv. in.t tm, ir nnmnilma, A tun I cemoer it, .
j "The church was beauiuuuy ueco
1 rated with ferns, palms, irmllax and
baskets of white roses.
vited Into the dining room, where the
egg-nog was served, they were told
to "snatch the old mammy bald
headed." WKh each black plait pull
ed from the old mammy's head came
n announcement card reading "A.
C, T. h. S, N., January 17. 1920."
In harmfony with the centerpiece the
table was covered with an old-time
ted table cloth and red bandana
handkerchiefs served as napkins. In
i stead of a punch bowl a huge earth
enware bowl was used for the egg
nog. Hiding under the bowj out of
sight of the black mammy were a
number of little pickaninnies shoot
ing craps. Miss . Timberlake comes
from an old and well-known family of
the State. She Is the granddaughter
of Col. and Mrs. R. R. Cotten of Cot-
Ijindnle. Rhn (a nna nf t h a mrurt nt.
tractive and popular girls of the city.
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' Rev. and Mrs. O. A. B. Holderly
: have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Pau.
: Jlno Moorehead to Mr. Miles V. Be
drest, of Waxhaw. The marriage
took place on Thursday, December
twenty-fifth at East fipencer.
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- The following announcement cards
liave been received in Ashevllle:
"-, Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson
Thomas
announce the marriage of their
, daughter
Willie Killlan ,
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- Pr. James Frederick Zachary
on Monday December the
twenty-second
nineteen hundred and nineteen-
Rosman, NortH Carolina
J ' 'At Home
y after January the first
'' Brevard, North Carolina.
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Mist Marie Campbell entertained at
her home near Candler Thursday
evening with a Christmas party.. The
house was arranged with quantities
Of holly and mistletoe and other ap
propriate decorations. During the
evening various and Interesting games
wore played and a special feature
' a the two prise games which -were
won by Miss Hessle and Mr. Roy
Bmathers. Miss Campbell served her
guests with dainty refreshments.
Among those present were: Miss
ifessie Miller, Miss Nettle Miller, Miss
Grove Park inn, In compliment to the
guests stopping there. The affair was
enjoyed from 9:80 o'clock until 11
o'clock. i .
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The Louisville Courier-Journal gives
the following: Ono of the most bril
liant dances of the Christmas season
was the dance given last night by
Judge Robert Worth Bingham and
Mlsa Henrietta Bingham at their
-"The bride entered on the arm of
her father, who gave her in marriage.
She was dressed in her wedding
gown of Ivory satin embroidered with
pearls and wore a tulle veil arranged
In coronet fashion and caught with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a
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Margaret Norton. Tho house was !.?ir PiL
nr.f,, rfA-( .Ilk .,--.. urrar.iuniu.i
and holly and quantities of scarlet
polnsettla. On the long console table
In the dining room was arrangod a
Christmas decoration of holly flanked
by gold candelabra bearing tall white
tapers. Judge Bingham and Miss
tiinpnam were assisted in receiving oy Dr A r,Ht Beam, of Ashevllle, as
ny mrs. ueorgo w. morion. miss h- t man, Th. uher8 were, Mr.
Bingham wore a gown of violet panne w n Kiker and Mrs. W. A. Pope, of
nl - . n p!,ue'u 2f em?ro,dered Durham. The groomsmen were, Mr.
Slk violeta The bodice, which was vern0n Cheek, Mr. Hillary Comari,
cut square front and-back, was em- Mr ,.,irBOn West, of Durham, and
broldercd In front with violets. The M" Jennings Berry, of Winston
sleeves were very short. The nhort I ai'cm. The ceremony wus pcrform-
" ""viii unu M. uauei ui viuieia ' a h lli. pnnm' hrntner. JKjV. VV. It.
ot Charlotte, assisted oy i'r,
junior social set of Ashevllle was the
affair last evening given by Miss Cal
loway, daughter of Pr. and Mrs. A.
W. Calloway, at her home on Merrl
mon avenue. About thirty-five young
people were present.
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Little Miss Mandy Johnston will en
tertain with a birthday party on Sat
urday afternoon at her home on Mer-
rtmon avenue. A number ot young
friends will be invited to the affair.
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Mrs. A. H. McCormlck will enter
nin Monday evening at cards in com
pliment to Miss Challle Pyatt, of i
Georgetown, S. C. who is spending
some time in Ashevllle with Mrs. Mc
Cormlck.
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An unusually large gathering of the
college set enjoyed the Cotillion club
dance given last evening at the Ma
sonic temple. A Jair orchestra fur
nished the dance music from 9 o'clock
until 12 o'clock.
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St Margaret's guild of Trinity
church will moet Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock with Miss 'Laura
MacMahan at her home on Cumber-
lanH .vamiA
was attended Dy iour
Misses Jess Broadway, . lA. ,
t.n,drkhtmniof Wa7hlngtoDBUrDarC and children was "a Christmas tree
o " RllHih Mlilt,vtn Frl(,ay afternoon by the Misses
The ma Winston ot Ra'f Rh, f M.xwo ,t ,heh. h Maxwell
I'nd mtfe Mta 7 k thtrZ fxik'r MiP ln compliment to the nelghbor-?-to
HSoJiian Pone were the flower hood children. During the afternoon
Carers. Mr Xn t, o.e
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The Charlotte Observer gives tho
following: Miss Ruth Crowell will
give a dance at her home on Queens
road. Myers park, this evening from
down the front and at either side. She
were a corsage bouquet of orchids
With deep violet centers. Miss Nor
ton's gown was of blue and silver. The
bodice of blue crepe meteor and sil
ver cloth was cut square ln front and
V in the hack. The skirt of silver
cloth had an overdress of cream laco
with flowers In pastel shades caught
at intervals underneath the lace.
Abou ,200 guests were present.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Beam enter
tained Christmas eve at their home
on Montford avenue with a dinner
party in compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Shelton, who were recently
married at Durham. The dining
room was charmingly arranged with
Christmas decorations. A delicious
six course dinner was served after
which dancing was enjoyed by the
following guests. Mr. and Mrs. Shel
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Allen. Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Drown, Mrs. R. B.
Shelton, Miss Annie Kate Wells, Rev.
E. L. Shelton, and Dr. A. Pitt Beam.
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Miss Alice Celinda Gray, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Gray, of Mar
shall, and Mrs. John O. Wood, of
Hylva, wsre married Tuesday morning
at H o'clock at the Methodist church
at Marshall, Rev. Walter H. Willis, I
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J.. El wood Welsh, pastor of the
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ln honor of tho bridal party by Mrs.
W. B. Klkcr, sister of the bride, at
her home at Morehead, Heights.
"Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding were: Mrs. C. M. Beam
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Mr. William C. Satterthwait, of I
Atlanta, Ga.. passed through the city
yesterday en route to waynesviuo.
where he will visit Mr. Satterthwalfs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Satterth
walt. Jl Jl
Mrs. Liddoll presided at the tea
table during the tea dance hours,
4:30 o'clock until 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Ashevllle Country
club. The main room where dancing
was enjoyed was iillc'd with gay
couples of the college set of dancers.
On New Year's eve the club will en
tertain with their annual ball from
9 o'clock until atermldnight.
Plans for the first of a series of
' Leap Year dances to be given by the
young ladles of the dancing set of the
I city, are well under way and the af
fair promises to be one of tho most
enjoyable held in some time. The.
dance will be from o'clock ur.tll 12
O'clock Friday evening at the Masonic
temple. A Jazz orchestra will furnish
the dance music.
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A number of couples of the college
set gathered at the Parish house in
Biltmore Friday evening and enjoyed
i an informal dancing party.
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On Friday afternoon at the Hostess
'house at Oteen the reconstruction aids
'entertained at tea in compliment to a
I number of the patients at the hospi
tal. The large room of the ftouse
; was charmingly and artistically dec
orated for the occasion with Christ
mas suggestions.
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Miss Meta E. Lance and Mr. Law
rence Lance were hosts at a most en
joyable birthday party given Tuesday
evening at thorr home at Arden.
Numerous games .were played and
enjoyed by tho young folks present
who Included: Miss Delphina Can
delaria. the guest of Miss Lanca for
the Christmas holidays. Miss Kath
erlne K Louis, Miss Blanch Lance,
Miss Lela Lance, Mrs William Toms,
Mr. Emory M. Lance. Mr. Clifford C.
Lance and Mr. A. Burgln Lance.
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A most Interesting meeting is
promised for the Time and Tide club
j when It holds its first meeting of the
New Year, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs.- R. C, Hawkins at
19S South Liberty street. The subject
i for the afternoon in "Amerlcanua-
tion." Mrs. Joseph Wlti is the leader
of the afternoon. J. C. Orr will have
a book review on "The making of an
American."
The Mary Alexander circle of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. O. F. Stradley, tS4y Woodfln
street on Monday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. All members are requested
to be prasSnt.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brownell will
entertain on New Year's eve with a
party at their home on Montford
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gudger will be
hosts on New Year's eve with a
"watch" party at their residence on
Courtland avenue.
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Mrs. W. W. Turnbull will be the
guest of honor at a number of small
and informal parties during her visit
here, among them being several
tables of bridge arranged by Mrs. A.
Hall Johnston at her home on Merrl
mon avenue in honor of Mrs. Turn
bull. .4 Jt
Miss Laura MacMahan entertained
Friday evening at her home on Cum
berland avenue a number 1 of her
friends at a dancing party.
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One of the moet enjoyable ot the
dances given for the members of the1
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