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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 19 51 THE VVAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Local SOCIETY PAGE Eleanor Bushnell, Editor Phone 137 Society News V Items M. I- EXA(iKMi:.T OF MISS MOCK j MOCK AN. VOl .Ci:j An iiitWHtiiiK . i ! u I delightful Hui-nil t-vi-m last xvi-t-k was' tlj briilgi- party i;iveii mi last S;i tunhiy ;t t'u-riiimn hy .Mrs. .J, ,M. .Mock ;a her liniin: on Jlay ivuml strict., at which Wiu- she an-nouiici-il h'-- entitlement "f her tlaUKhter. Miss Mary Muck I., Mr. Alton Kirkpairi. k. el' Shelby. For the .M-casioi! ..Miss Meek wore it I.eeuiniiiL; tr..ck ol hlue curette an.l ii .li..ul.l.-r ( r.rs.aue ,,t imk ro.e buiis ami ha hv s hreath. '1'lic In Jin i.. w:is heautitullv arranK c.l with Liladinh ami ..ther summer Ihiw.rs I ; i i 1 1 l; was plaveil at hve tallies. 1 i it; li score prize was pre sented t Miss JiahUe Way and the eijnseiatinn mil went in .Mrs. lien fall. Alter the .names it prettily appoint ed w, luil ciHirse was served. On each plate was placed an attractive card ili.-ohisnii; the a n nuuncemeru w ith the win ds Aliti v is l.HKaised to Kirk." A miniature hi'lile. and tuoom and hnde s minds m procession were ar ranged en the ray with winch cream and siiuiii was served. .u lUlimte elate was . a 1 1 11 n 11 1 ice d lor till- Wedding which will take place tarlv 111 the fallfl .Mrs Mm-k w a.s assisted m reeievnm her .. it. Ms l. .M Iss .Ma 1 tllil Meek. I he laidtie tin -ts were: Misd Martha X' al Miss Itahl.ie ii and lib's .lstrv Aduns Ward. .Miss Lois siiLilliiis. anil Mrs. .liimrs s-mathers, nt A.-lieville. Mrs, Kl r ishorne 'f I .iiii"i. lli-s .M i it h:i .si line itl. I, I. yiiss) Idiah'ih l;,,v. .1 iss .Mama I a-t AshtOll. .Miks Mie la.ueii. i, (i.istmiia .Misses hliZii I'l.-t h aii'l lalna ( ia I leett. Miss Hester Ami Withers. .Mrs, lu;:h Mas Me, Mrs. Ihcah .Inllv. Mrs. Xina How ell, liarek. Mrs. I'a n t'olkitt. Mrs Wil liam Hannah, and Mrs. (luv .Massie, Tea quests included Mrs. .1. l: llipps, Mrs. U . T: Id ntuii. and Miss l.oisj i I.tll e.1,1. '1 he l.iide-elect is the sminyer litrit4 liter M v. and .Mrs. .1. .M.. Merit Mie ivir.nl her cdiioatimi in the U a vncs hi,, sehni.ls and at JmkO 1 nnet.sitv. Mie., is. .an attractive and popular nietnher id the citv's votimjur set. Mr. kirkpaiiirk is the son o Mr. W . 1 ' Kirk pal rick, of ( Ira hanr lie I complet,,, his education at Imke l ril- 1' isilv in Jhirliaiii in iiiid is at present loiinected with the K. and S. I riiekn.L; ( nmpiinv in Shelhv mus. 'i'i,ii'i;i!i:ii is iikiik.i: iiosti:ss Mrs. Tera Taliaferro; i,f Kaleiuh, was ohaimin- hostess at live tables nt hrni'je on ,vesterilM: atteruoon in tSJIllHltf at I he ho-mc ol her mol hia'. Mrs. I ;. II. Mil, heel, on l.nye liillie. A color scheme of vellmv was used ill the parte appointments, the rooms lienm attractivelv a! ranu'ed w ith Kl,id l'di ;i nd xinras. s,(a,re ciirds were also in the chosen color. At the conclusion ol the sanies the hiL;h scure prize, a pow der and port time set, was pre sented to Mrs. linht. Miller and conso lation, wilt, a lins nl bath powder went to Mrs. Woodson Jones. .Mrs. Talha lerro served a salad ami ice course which carried out the yellow color note. The '-'liests were: Mrs. A. C. Mo 1.. an. Mrs, .Inluv I Indues. Mrs. Wil liam .shoidlire.l. Mrs. Ilimh .Massie. .Mrs. Robert Miller, of .e- York, Mrs. T'lm I.ee. Jr.. Mrs. .lames Tulwiler. Mrs. i:iizahe'.h Miller, .Miss Xancv AVest id Mil net t a : ii oi "ia. Miss Alice it la rk, nl s-a van na h. (ieoixia. Miss .Mary Kav. Mrs. rharles lliird, Mrs. Wilfnrd Kav. Mrs: William -Hannah. Mrs. It'iv ('aiaiiboll. Mrs. lless Lee l'asrc. Mrs, .i 'arnlvn ilvatt.. Mrs. l''r:ink Therrel. of Xashville. .Mrs Wilev Marr, anil Mrs. Wooilsnn .Jones: . . .winning . . .holding . . .deserving Confidence A NEW ROYES CLOTHIER - IMPORTER Is now open to .serve the men ot Western North Carolina Who appreciate clothing and accessories different from the ave rage (at no extra cost). The new Royes is a most pleasing and friendly shop. You pay no premium for our awareness to the prevailing trend of fashion. . . . That's part of the value. 18 Haywood In The Miles BIdg. SIX' CESS Despite unfavorable weather last Thursday aTl-moon, two hundred people visited the Quilt Show, spon nni l,v i he Woman's Club of AVay- nesville. Thirty-eitiht exliibitors tlis jdayed m;iliy new and old fiuilts, cov erlets and (itiilt tops. T.nvelv dahlias .and mid-season , (lowers decorated the hall where the show was held. Seine of the most interesting tx hihits were: an old Knfe'lisli Chintz quilt. 1.1" veins old. exhibited by Miss Ann Jones: a- spread. 115 years old, owned l.v Mrs. James Harden Howell; a basket quilt made in 1S03 and ex hibited by Mrs. Liudley Hunter; and a spread, made m 1S37, with the date wanked in, exhibited by Mrs. Charles .Martin, other quilts, some older and others ot more recent date, also chinned the attention of visitors. I'rize winners were picked by those whit registered. 5 prizes were awarded as follows; Mrs. Dudley Hunter for the prettiest old .quilt, prize of $2.00; .Mrs. W . II. I. ut her. prettiest new quilt, prize ot s.'.IMi: Mrs. Charles .Martin for the prettiest coverlet. prize of $l:(Hi: Mrs. T. Sheltn . prize of for the pi et t let : j 1 1 1 tnp. Miss Jeannetl 1'hi dill Shop, lor tin M.imi: and lips, ot the Allien prett li st spread, prize d. mi. .Much ol t he success of the Qlllll Show was due tn the ellnrts nt the eoiiimitt'-e in oharue which was enm-pn-e, ,,r .Mrs. i . I. kirkpatnek, re tirinu presnl'ent of the club, Mrs. .Inhn M . (iieen. M is. 1'i'aiik l-'ei'eu-son. .Mrs. It. N. Jiiirber, Miss liessie la, yd. Mrs. U. l. I iliickw ell. -Mrs. S. I'. (,ay, .Mrs. l.ituiistnn Hardin, Mrs. James Harden Howell. and Mrs. (.rover Oavis, newly elected president of I he club. mi;, donm.d iivatt vi:is iiit- llM (illtl. . w i ililiny: c-enterint; much interest lliioii!;liiiut the slate was that ot .Miss Julia .May to Mr. Donald Ilvatt. which was solemnized on S.-tturtlav ill lernoiin, Inly in th" I'entr.il Methodist church ol I iiirha m. Annnuncement o I the rail rria e t ca 1 In liaends here. is a surprise Alts, Hyatt is. the and .Mrs. I . ('. May In lit; h t or of .Mr. nt lUirliiiMi. She was eilucaied at.Jst. Marys College in ltiilei.uli ami since Puivint: school has been ciiLiiit'i'il in intcrmr decoriilinc; in business with her lather .Mr. Hyall is l lit., sun nf Mr. and Mrs, U . A Ilvatt of this cily. His lord. ears were pioneer settlers of i late, enil county and his family lias aluats litken it prominent part in n'- eiie. political, mid. etlticationiil iiii- i ests nl the county. His' mother .and hi 1 her a re a Isn k nuwn I hriiujthout llie. slate lor their active part in pol ities and civic 'interests. .Mr Ilvatt received his education at Duke 1'nl eraity where he was :an tiutstamlin loot hall player. lie is a. member nf the 1 Diversity Club and the Tenuis, an honorary athletic society. Last year he was director of athletic si t Louisburu' Collet'e and plans to re sume his duties there this fall The ynuiiK couple left lmmeiliately alter the ceremony for. a "wedding trip In .Moorcsville. For the ii-.naintlei' of the summer they , tire nuikimr their home in mston-S.alem '.:' mi;, and .mi;s. i;si,i:v iioxoi: IlKIDl; AM IdttlOM .Mr. and .Mrs. Kunone ICnslev' onter t.anieil with .a iniscellatieous shower mi Tuesday cveniim. complimentary to Mrs. l-.nslcys sister imd biiither-in-i- '- Mr. and: Mrs. J. C. Htirrell, who w ere married on Saturday, Atmust 1, .Mrs. liui-reU w as lomcrly M iss ( ; ladys Mcl.lroy, daughter nt Air. and Mis J. K. .MclJro... ,.! H.izelwond .Mr. and .Mrs.Mnslev imd Mr .-and Mrs. ... Kiri ri ll recen tal the eilcst-t ut the door. Ihiilt,'!- and danemi4 turnisheil en tcrtainment during the evefvlni;-. A iunk .and. .white color scheme w-.as used, with nmk and white ulailinli as decorations... Miss Kteanor Keith Thompson, iliiuehter of Mrs II K. Thnmitsnn,- ot, Chuimi... presented the sill ts to the bride in. a little (.art dec orated m pink.,. Alter the presentation ot .mi' roveiy uitts the quests wl'rr invited to. the dimnif rnnni where lr liKthful retreshments were served The quests present were: Mr and Mrs. J,(. Liner, Miss . Hazelle Stall Aiiss na (..re.en,. Mr. and .Mrs Oenre l.ischott. Mr. and. Mi's. Car Jlischoff .Mi. talph Summerow. .Miss lailii Kvans and .Miss Tat Melvin. ,,f AVil min.eton,. Miss Huth . Calhoun -Mr. and, Mrs:, (iei)vKe . Moilitt Carroli U hitner, Miss Caro lyn Allison,. Mr. and Mrs. . Lawrence McKlroy, .Mr. Ihll I.,nipkin, Miss in una I. mipkin. Mi-. V Lr.ampkin Mrs., ,t.F. Caldwell. Miss Ruth Cald well, Mr. Vinson McKIrov, Mr. Dewey 1'an.on, Mr. and. Mrs. j;.d Crecr Mr and ..Mrs! Harry .Morris, Miss Sarah H.ayneH, Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Medtord of A llnunKton, Miss Xatalie Atkinson Mrs. If. K. Thompson, Miss Bardell Seates, Miss Helen. Morrow, Uti Kthel Caldwell, Billy and Junior Mover, of Brooklyn, X. Y., and retsey .ti orris. Mr. and Mrs. Eurrell are making their home in Waynesville. Mrs. A. T. Henley, of Birmingham, Alabama, is spendinfr several weeks with Mrs. Sydie Ray. .. Mr. Colin Mclnnes and little son, Johnny, returned Wednesday after a few days' visit in Ashland, Kentucky. OriJiT SHOW IS MAKKKD 0Vn'ar Alir ' " .. ri.oi, ,i Ineava, a v. ell k I., u, Ii a III hoi', and I. in!:- 1 1 ii" .mt't-S, ..! .,,rd and l.adv Ivcn-h, leaviiiK St. Margaret's church, WesnnftiSier, ifler their weildin Gcoi-l'c, former kim; of Greece, was one oi the .M KS. 1,1 MASSli: llONdllS MISS .MOCK .Miss .Mary -Meek . cha mi bride- ehit. was leted vcstei'dat 1 1 ternoon .... . . . . I at a binhte party given by .Mrs. t.u.v Massie ,at her home on Hazel street. 'Ihree tables were a rra nged tor bridge amid a lllofusion ot lovely summer llnwcrs. Alter an interesting si ai"s nt gillies the scores were count ed and attractive prizes were ptc senfeil tn tie holders ol' the high seme and cnnsula t Inn. The hniiorce also received a guest prize. Mrs. .Massie served a delightful salad course. I he guests present were: .Misses Mary and .Martha Mock, Misses lOdn.t and I'.lizaheth Garrett, .Miss li.abble i!.v. .Miss Mary, Adams Ward .Miss Martha .eal Miss Lliza bet h Ra v .Miss Marlha .String field. .Miss Hester Ann Withers. Miss Sue Powell, and Miss Margaret Ashton. MRS. SVDIi: KAY ISHlllGi: 1IOS- ti:sn . A pretty atlair on Tuesday al ter noon was 'the contract bridge party given by .Mrs. Svtlie Uav us a cour tesy to her aunt. Mrs. II. .M. P'riend. 01 .Mi. bile, and Mrs. A. T. Henley, nf Huniingliam. wlm are her house guests. The rooms w here the tables were urahgeil were bright with garden lowers. A salad course was served at the conclusion of the play. High score prize was presented to Mrs. Roy Francis- w hile Mrs. J lurry Frehn received the low score gift. The guests present - were: Mrs. Friend, Mrs. Ileillev. Mrs C S tie .eeigaard. Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, I Miss Itowe Jones, Mrs. Dale Jones. Miss .Nancy Killian. Mrs. Jlarry Liclin, Miss Kleanor ltankin, -Mrs.-' M. 11. Peeves, Mrs. Roy, Francis, and Miss Robi.na Miller. - li:(;io Ai xiLiAitv to mi:i:t The regular monthly meeting ot the American Legion Auxiliary will be. held at the LoFame: Hotel, next Monday afternoon. August 14. at -1 o'clock. . ' . I loS.t esses Mis I C Green. lor tins meeting will be Patrick .and Mrs. M. '. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF STUART CRUSE, Inc ON Tuesday, August 15th Showing New Fall Wearing Apparel for Ladies and Misses No. 2 Battery Park Place Mr. F. M. Stuart formerly Stuart's Boys Shop T Wods Titled Girl Miss m i ; i i . 1 1 1 ; 1 1 k . i : i i i ci i i (ri:i: or .irwi.i sk i .Miss .Maria Aldrldt I'rofes: or and Mrs. 1'. daughter Aldridgc. ot Jllk,. fniversitv. Kurhiim. was chosen winner of the election held at Lake , u ,, sk ., r, .,- the selection of the (me,n nf .liitia iiwl.-a last Saturday evening. The election ol. a queen, is an annual teaiure nt tin' social side of the summer activities ot the .Methodist assembly ground Winners ol the boat pageant held the n mo. evening were: hrst prize. t licri t hlt.ssoni, the best boat en ured b the 'lining People s eonler cnee; : ot a 1 1 ii 1 . 'Ibe l-liiwer Garden, enlercd .by the Colonial Hotel; and thud, the entry ot the Waynesville Rotarv club. Ili'iim .able (mention was given to the boat entered by John Mnritz. of Knkii' ' 'I'he Herron.' the entry of Mrs J. Hale stentz, nt Lake J una luska ; anil 'I he did Rugged Cross. the entrv nl .iis.s K it t v St u I ' hs nf Sumter S C ir O. i:. S. I'AUTY TOMGHT The Waynesville .eh-apter. Order Rastern Star. Xo. 111",., is having a party -this evening at s o'clock nt the Masonic Temple, All masons and O. la. S. nit fibers and-their wives and husbands are In vited., to attend, This includes visitors in the city. An attractive program of enttw tainiuent has been planned and re freshments will be served. Each per son attending is requested to bring one lemon. BIRTHDAY PARTY When your little one has a birth day narty allow us to make a photograph. Jso charge. We seil what we tan. SMOKY .MOUNTAIN PHOTOS CO. at the Aiken Gift Shop In The Miles Bld'g. Miss Margaret Cruse formerly Crulse-Perkinson (ilESTS OF MAX I'ATt H I.OlKiE Recent Kuests at Max Patch Lodjie include: Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Hayes, Oliver Springs, Tenn.; Miss Lula J. Sienk necht, Oliver Spriny, Tenn.; Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Doak, Newport, Tern.; Miss Danese Doak, Newport, Tenn.; John A. Reagan, Glen "West, li. B. Williams, Doe Roberts, Weaverville, We believe: Working- sincerely .striving to GIVE MORE . . . both in skill and service will gain iust reward. Garrett Funeral Home I'hone 1-W Waynesville, N. C. Main St. Sill AFTER A GOOD ?M " iiiim!!!.! '" "" YES-AND YOU CAN Jf Mb &,J& SMOKE ALL YOU WANT -pj - m-is- Gomel's CcsthetfTcdrtUocS never cjetcvi y(nwllwi..flleier'tZre i&urTaiti MAIN ST. NEXT TO Big Values for Thur.-Fri.-Sat. & Monday $1.00 $1.50 $1.00 Ovaltine Citrocarbonate Wampoles 69c 98c 6ffc Save On Prescriptions At Smith's Your Prescriptions Are Filled As Your Doctor Orders By A Registered Druggist And Oivly The Purest Of Drugs Are Used. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT SMITH'S iiKJ MONEY SAVERS (mc Ri-So-Dol 39c 25c Black Draught 15c 10c Castoria . . . . . 29c SI. 00 Nervine 69c Pt. Rubbing Alcohol 23c 50c Milk Mag 29c Pt. Castor Oil . 39c 60c Syrup Figs . . 39c 25c Feenimint .... 15c $1. 00 Lucky Tiger .. 69c 50c Jergins Lotion . 29c $1.00 Listerine .... ,79c 50c Pepsodent Paste 31c 35c Colgates Shav ing Cream ... . . . 25c SOc Palmolive Sham poo 25c 35c Cutex Prep. . . . 29c :1.00 Tangee Lip Stick 69c $1.00 ST 37 79c 15c Putnam Dyes For Wool For Cotton 2 Forl5c SMITH'S For Reasonable Drug Prices Mr. and Mrs. YV. L. Payne, i i Payne. Jr., Lincinnau. unm.; j Green, Clifton, Mass.; T. M. 1:: Eoston, Mass.; J. T. Shields. W ,:. Tenn. ilr. and Mrs. Walter Crawfnr,. as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. v Crouch and little daughter, J... of Leaksville. Sri MASSIES DEPT. STORE AH 5c Chew ing Gum Mints etc. 3 for IOC ' JL BARREL OF L h'j I VAMLtA ZXTCC S ,l SPECIAL yj-jk i i If d I li-iiiiini ill Miil'gg.Til 3 Oz 33c 6 Oz 52c Pt $1.39
