Society "DEDICATED ASHEVILLE A A A A A A A A A ESTABLISHED 1868 Junior League Is Planning For Annual Christmas Cabaret Dance Affair Will Take Place At Grove Park Inn Monday, December 29 are going forward by the Junior League for the annual Christmas cabaret dance at Grove Park Inn. The affair will take place this year Monday evening, December 29. Miss Daphne Brown has been appointed general chairman for the big event. and is corralling her forces to an unusually attractive event of it. Mrs.
Jack Brown has been named chairman for the invitations, which are to be issued week to several hundred of Asheville's smart set and to friends in other towns. Mrs. Frank Hood, is chairman of reservations. Miss Kate Jones will be in charge of cabaret features and costuming. Mrs.
Grady Marler 15 chairman for special music. Mrs. James Sloan Coleman 1s handling the publicity as chairman for this important preparatory phase. Jelly Leftwich's Orchestra has been engaged to provide the music and that assures sparkling strains to inspire terpsichorean tripping. Jelly Leftwich's Orchestra 1s the former Duke University Orchestra and has played in Asheville on many previous occasions and always pleases devotees of the dance.
Miss Winona has been selected for 8 specialty dance. Other features are to be announced later by the committee. Christmas decorations will unrevall in all their attractiveness." FIRST BAPTIST CHOIR TO GIVE CONCERT TODAY The choir of the First Baptist Church will present a concert at the Woman's Club this afternoon at o'clock. The concert will be directed by Dr. James Alderson, minister of music, musical director, and organist of the choir, and will be under the auspices of the Saturday Music Club.
The program will be as follows: C. Beumer. composition is in Prelude, organ, solo, Allegretto, manuscript and is by the father of Mr. Beumer, who 1s associated with the Enka Mills. Mr.
H. C. Beumer, 1s a noted composer in Holland, and has a great many compositions to his credit for organ, piano, and eymphony orchestra. Excerpts from Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary;" tenor solo, In The Temple, Dr. Alderson: soprano solo, Another Temple Waits Thee, Mrs.
Grithn; chorus, Bow Down Thine Ear, Lord, the choir; baritone solo, Come Unto Him, Dr. Alderson; chorus, Come Unto Him, and Just As I Am, the choir; violin solo, Serenade, Valdez, Miss Agnes Kooles; Motet, Hear Mind Prayer, Mendelssohn, Mrs. Grimn choir; violin solos, From the Canebreak, Gardner, Air on the Bach, Miss Kooles: cerpts from Maunder's "Bong of Thanksgiving:" contralto solo, The Mrs. Phillips; soprano Lovely Flowers, Mrs. Gritsoprano and tenor duet, The Blushing Fruits, Mrs.
Grimn, Dr. Alderson; chorus, For Ever, Lord, the choir; organ solo, From a Symphony, Techalkowaky, Dr. Alderson, st MRS. ANDERSON TO HAVE ANNUAL OHIO MEET Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Anderson will be hosts for the annual Ohio Btate day meeting to be held Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at their home on Cranford Road, Malrern Hills. To this annual gathering who have graduated from or attended" the Ohio State University, Columbus, are invited, and Mr. Anderson, president of the local group, invites anyone with the qualifications stated above who lives in or around Asheville to attend. A radio program broadcast annual1y from the University a of Ohio through a national hook-up will be featured this year with speeches and musical numbers pertaining to the University traditions. This hour of entertainment will be heard between 10:30 and 11:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, eastern standard time.
The chief entertainment at the 1o- cal gathering will be reminiscences and experiences of the various members relation to their days at the University. Mr. Anderson, who attended alumni luncheon and other at affairs Columbus during commencement week to make an interesting expected contribution to this program in visit. This organization describing his Ohio of former University students 1s universal, and Wednesday will be celebration in several foreign coun- of tries As well As at numerous the United States. points MISS VIRGINIA GASTON MARRIES MR.
R. I. WILSON, A quiet marriage taking place terday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Central Methodist Church was that of Miss Virginia Gaston, daughter of Mr. C. P.
Gaston, of Candler, and Mr. Roy Ingram Wilson, son of Mrs. R. I. Wilson, of Swannanoa.
The Rev. Dr. H. Trimble, pastor of the Church, officiated in the presence of Mr. Gaston, brother of the bride, and Miss Anne Hardie, of Asheville.
The young couple will leave today fo: Los Angeles, where they will make their home, and where the groom is in the real estate business. the bride was graduated from the Junior College In the class o4 1022. Lite groom attended the Schscl of Mines at Socorro, N. and then went to Los Angeles and entered business. 4 AIRS.
HUNTER ENTERTAINS AT SWANNANOA FRIDAY To Citizen- -Times) ST. Nov. 20. MISS EDITH WAGNER AND MR. GUY JUSTICE MARRY 1.
ac. house a charming bridge Friad her ho.no 23 a comWilliam W. Marciant, of c. enNUT ton 0. Crevard.
At the games' guests with an attractive prize, while clusion the hostess presented both 8. and Mit3 Jack ClayA Mrs. J. folation. and Witt A Mrs.
won salad the William course prize Porter for cut top TIT game. wing the social hour following the was served Mr. And Mrs. R. D.
Wagner, of Burnsville Hill, announce the marriage of their daughter, Edith Wagner, to Mr. Guy Justice, of Asheville, Sepber 19 at Greenville, 8. C. and Mjs. Justice will make their home in Asheville.
A A CITIZEN TO THE UPBUILDING OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA" ASHEVILLE, N. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1930 Marriage Of Miss Athlene Cole To Mr. Forsythe Is Announced Ceremony Solemnized Friday, September 12, At Manse In Graham INTERESTING was the announcement yesterday of the marriage lene Friday, September daughter 12, of of Mr. Miss Cole, and Joseph C. Cole, of 26 Arden Road, Forest Hill, Asheville, and Mr.
Charles Walker Forsythe, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Forsythe, of Greensboro.
The announcement of the engagement of Miss Cole and Mr. Forsythe was made last spring and the marriage scheduled to take place this fall, with plans for the event going forward for the late fall. Miss Cole went to Greensboro in September to IT ST TAG A A YE TUT MISS STEWART HONORS MRS. EVERETT TWEED, JR. Miss Sadelle Stewart was hostess at a on small bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home at 16 Anandale Avenue complimentary to Mrs.
Everett Tweed, of Marshall, who was, before her recent marriage, Miss Sarah Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Warner, of North Liberty Street.
Miss Aline Michael scored high, Mrs. Tweed, fell low. and Miss Virginia Sevier cut for consolation prize. A guest prize was presented to Mrs. Tweed, Jr.
A red and green color motif was carried out, and red carnations were arranged about the rooms for deco. rative effects. Those making up the two tables of bridge were: Mrs. Tweed, Miss Jean Galliher, Miss Aline Michael. Miss Frances Michael, Mrs.
Leland Miss Betty Acee, Miss Virginia Earle, Miss Virginia Sevier, and Miss Patsy Rhinehardt. Those coming in for tea included: Mrs Everett Tweed, Mrs. Warner, and Miss Bertha Warner. NU TAU GAMMA GIVES TEA AT MISS HOSLER'S More 50 guests attended the tea given thats yesterday afternoon by the Nu Tau Gamma the home of Miss Elizabeth Hosler at 160 Hillside Street. In the receiving line were Miss Hosler, Miss Ethel Jones, and Miss Louisa Wakefield.
Miss Iris Hill and Miss Lorene Weaver poured tea, and those serving were Miss Thelma Padgett, Miss Ellen Bean, and Miss Katherine Huffman. A green and yellow color scheme was carried out in detail. The tea table covered with a lace cloth was centered with a crystal bowl of yellow green carnations and chrysanthemums. Refreshments consisted of tea, sandwiches, nuts, and mints, which furthered the chosen color note. If you are seeking a gift for the A SHOP THE 'ISLE OF This is another service -inspired representative gifts for the home glance check your list as you your comparisons and save time Gifts" -Fourth Floor.
A Occasional Chairs Graceful, comfortable chairs covered with tapestry or velour in attractive colors and designs $10 to $15 Pull up chairs with Chintz cover $7.95 A TI Novelty Bridge Lamps lamps with smoking tray on Attractive ard and electric lighter. antique brass finish. extra heavy without shade $15 Other lamps in attractive designs and finishes $2.39 to $45 Other Gift Suggestions Smoking Sets $1.75 to $11.50 Pier Cabinets. $5 Silk Pillows 98c to $5 End Tables $2 up Table Lamps, parchment or mica shades $3.89 to $25 Tailored Bed Lamps Beautiful bed lamps on tailored lines in shades of rose, blue, orchid and green. with cord $3.89 Other charming styles in Bed Lights $1 and $2.89 $2.95 Exquisite vanity plete with silk and lavender Other attractive Vanity Lamps are priced $1 to $10 Vanity Lamps lamps in graceful shade in tones of priced FOURTH FLOOR BON MARCHE ASHEVILLE'S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE IN IT A ANT UTTATE 2 IN UTTA A VAT IT A NUT IN AN TIMES Section 8 SECTION PAGES MISSES WHITTED GIVE PARTY FRIDAY EVENING visit the parents of her fiance and the young couple motored to Graham And were quietly married at the manse of the Presbyterian Church of that place with the pastor, the Rev.
J. E. Harrop, officiating. A few close friends of the young couple witnessed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Forsythe will reside at 219 Tremont Drive. Sunset Grensboro, after December 6. The groom is connected with the Mock and Judson Vochringer company, Greensboro. He was graduated from the Riverside Military Academy and later attended the University of Tennessee.
He is member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. His bride 19 a graduate of St. Genevieve-of-thePines and 15 A pretty blonde of the voune set here. GIFTS' center be seen at a along make in the "Isle of IT ON The Misses Thelma and Kathleen Whitted were hostesses for A bridge party of four tables Friday evening at their home, "Hillcrest." on the Weaverville Road. Yellow and green were deftly combined in the decoration: which gave a festive setting for the players.
A salad course was served at the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Lawrence Brown played high and WAS awarded the high score prize. Miss Annie Wall fell low and presented a gift, while Miss Margaret Adams cut the consolation trophy. Those playing were: Mrs.
Russell Lathrop, Mrs. Clyde Bolick, Miss Eva Mallonee, Mrs. Lawrence Brown. Miss Annie Wall, Miss Margaret Adams, Miss Clara Lathrop, Mrs. Fred ner, Miss Katherine Adams, Miss Margaret A Adams, Mrs.
Dan Mosseller, Mrs. C. M. Barksdale, Miss. Addle Wilson, Mrs.
Garland Burnett, Mra. H. L. Thrash, and Miss Eula Wilson. AT Ron Marche Quetty Reactaget From Now On Christmas activity galore! Your Christmas store is filled with lovely gift where you can make your selections as quickly as you choose.
linger over the lovely things, comparing and we are putting 'our cards on the table' for your approval. selection. The Boudoir Bazaar is a sort of feminine with beautiful silken pretties to delight the heart of the frivolous girl or the most dignified lady. The daintiest gift undies at the most modest pricings ever. Come up and revel.
And the 'Isle of Gifts' invites the home lover there are those charming things for the home. Toyland, where 'Santa' and 'Umloo', his Eskimo secretary, hold court, is mecca for the children. And you must see that attractive Hankie Booth, where all the dainty little kerchiefs are being shown for your express approval. Your Christmas Store for 41 years is for your visit. Come in and see for yourself.
Never were the Christmas things more lovely prices lower. da Is Handkerchiefs Solve So many Gift Problems A shopping may stroll A A YIN TIA A PAAN A ATTAIN TZ A why we've arranged a 'Hankie Booth'---street floor---right you'd be surprised how quickly you can see them all and speed up your selection come in and see. Children's Hankies White linen with colored borders or blocked designs of ducks or animals 15c ca. Or boxed Handkerchiefs 3 in a box, in pastel colors 50c to 75c. 15c ea.
White or pastel linen with dainty embroidery in pastel colors hand rolled hems. 19c ea. Dainty handmade hankies of sheer white linen with pastel embroidery or applique in four corners. 50c a Box White or colored Handkerchiefs of fine linen or soft batiste, embroidered in pastel colors and attractively boxed, three to a box. Lovely gifts.
Colored Hankies Fancy Linens With dainty embroidery Sheer white or pastel linens or white or embrotaered or appliqued pastel or black embroidery in lovely designs Acalhema hand -rolled or loped or hand rolled hems hemstitched. Three to A box. 25c ca. $1 box Dainty Chiffon Sheer Linen designs comrose, green $2.95 And leather bag to match make an attractive gift in red, green, tan And blue. Attractively boxed 59c Handkerchiefs of sheer linen white embroidered in white or pastel colors or sheer linen, lace trimmed.
50c ea. Lace Trimmed Hand-Made Chiffon Handkerchiefs lovely things for evening with lace in corners or on all four sides. White, black, pastel or bright colors. $1 ca. Handkerchiefs of sheer linen with exquisite embroidery or appliqued, worked by hand some are lace trimmed $1 ea.
STREET FLOOR--RIGHT AISLE BON MARCHES ASHEVILLE'S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE.
