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ii 1 iin" " i ' - iiimj ii i "n 1 1 mn rm hi SIX THE ASHEVTLLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT 13, I92& Till IN THE REALM OF WOMEN Mn. L. E. FUher, Editor. 'PLone 2167, between 2 and 7 o'clock. SOCIETY I: Th o lo ich eif ! re; -e to if itissnl ny art? M PWM! 1 " Tha emaismmt of Callis Io nor Wa.tu to Alfred Orisette announced at a prettily appoint m ...r.ni riAt-lv at the 1. V - C A. ! Sjnn!h room Tuesday night, the I U wadding to taka place In October, t ! Golden Rod was ued aa the deco- ' 5 . . . . . iii-nanTit wnrll! fj rauon. A niung uiww - ! Miea Mary Oroyne, Secretary of i the lnduirtrlttl girls, and .Misses , Haael Thompaon, Juanlta Jliiy, j Kato Hayes, Winifred Leather 9 wood. De Etta McCoy. Fannie Mo il) Coy, Bteila Creaaman, Docla Uat tlln, Helen flhute, Annie Wfit, V Mabel Jonea. Mildred MoCny, MUw 3 Ziltwaur, of Bavannali, -(la., und Mrs. Annla Bhute. i& .' JEJfTERTAIX M1SH t'ARMKU AM) MRS. UA1UKS Mrs. J. Fraxler Oleum and Mr. C A. Walker entertained Jointly In honor of Miaa Kuth Farmer, who la a brlda-elect, and Mra. T. iH. Gadsden, of Philadelphia, at Sib ''ritr""'thJlif4l'"n' Mrs. Glenn. There ra la lames by Mra. Martin Stevens. The con s' eolation was cut .by Mra. Kendall Northup. The guests of honor were each preaented a lovely Kin. iemh hmiM warn hejtutif ullv dea lt' ted with Fall flowera. K M J '1 PEBrflNSON-BITOVRENTEK ! An Interesting event of last Hat tfurday evening was the marriago '-I of Mra. Geneva Alllaon BernreirKT if and Mr. Charlea Travla Fgrkinson, St which took place at the home of :F Rev. Dr. R. J. Bateman. Only the family and a few Intimate frlenda X war present, xne oriao ia me : oldest aaugnter 01 mn. mn k i tw. Alllaon. of Jackaonvllle, Fla, She la an attractive and talented it young woman with a charming H personality, and Ul -admired fcy--a. . wiae circle m irienai. if Mr." Ferkinson la the youngest n aon of Mr. ajjd Mra. T, J. Ferkin , eon, one of Aahevllla'a oldest fam ! Illea. He 1 with the Htate IJJgh f; way Commission and la a young ! man of excellent character. No f announcement of the engagement ! of the young couple had been i made eo their- wedding will be ille : U ..in make their home In Aahevllla. S. i i t PARENT-TEACin:R8 MF.KTf SO aplt! J It TO DKCIBK OANV1DATICS 1. I t " The nominating committee of no u!.' fi 0 City Council of Parant-Teach- ternoon at 1:10 to decide on the candidate for the fall election, which will be held the laat of thl month or the flrst of next at the Maaonlo Temple. Mra. D. T. Kherton. Montford, la Chairman; 4. 'amp I :eatl . arte, 7.1 ) jand ! mivei . . j , iCUlU! ! i art i Mr. Paul Brown, Anhland; Mra. M. C. Batenuin, Orangey Mra. 1 I). Maney, Wlltmore; Mra. J. N. Hoyle. Murray; Mr. W. C. Brown Hon, Weat Aaheville and Mra. J. W. Huaton, High School, are, on the council. . ' ' . ., M MRS. VOCKK CRMO II.Ii AT MISSION HOSPITAL Many frlenda of Mra. Locke Craig will regret to know that ahe is now a patient at the Minlon llbepital. Thoee near her, how ever, hope that her illneaa 1h not of a aerloua nature and that ho will be out again acton. MKETINO Ot'lMHVA' AID . h)U tUXH AfcTKH.NOON The annual meeting of the La- dlea" Aid Society of the First Con gregational Church wl!l be( held today with. Mra. U. 1J. Uurna, 28S liillaide at .0 o'clock, M J STIU.VGFlOiliOH-CAXNOV . Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Archibald Cannon, of Concord, N. C, an-jMMini-4ha. engagement of their alater, Nan Cannon to v. w. Ktrlngfellow. of Anniaton, All., the marriage to take place (oto btr 12. 1 Pf;KAXTHY AND ITS I SE IS CIVIC BKTTERSIBINT In atudy ng pageantry the nrat I lirannh of the Dramatic Art. . Fur thermore It" la a branch which many people believe offer at the present time the moat distinctive opportunity for enabling the whole art to advance. Paireantry begins with a con acloua attempt to restore to the people a share in the creation ana development of dramatic art in other word to make drama truly democratic. The moat difficult question to solve is juber to1 look for the common lntereat that wfTT" wake pageantry vital. If pageantry fall Into the handa of a few enthua lasts'to be exploited as a novelty It will have a short life. On the other If It Is recognized that It can add color to modern life as well aa Play Us part in common ity co-operation, its future Is ee- cure. i , The great value of art to a de. mncracv la that It Droducea aa by' products, education and social betterment. - The study necessary to nut on a paKnant has an educa tlonal value not to be estimated; the co-operation and companion ship In recreative work which a community experiences while busy with the production of a pageant are In themeelvea a social reform. Pageantry does not present a leoture upon the theory of educa tion or social reform but . It la both these things In actual prac tice. PERSONALS The Nursea' Aaeoclatlon of Dla trict 1 will, hold their regular monthly meeting Wednesday af ternoon, September 13, at 1 3 o'clock at the Nursea' Club on Ohestnut Street. Mr. Robert Ingram of Houaton, Tex., arrived Tuesday and la at Bingham School. , Mixa Dorothy Ambler will be the firnt of the week for a visit in the Kaatern Dart of the Htate after which she will apend a short while In New Vork. Mlas Virginia Lenoir will come oon to be the guest of Miss Uoro thy Ambler. Mr. W. H. Rymer returned home Hunday after ependlng aeveral daya in Cincinnati. I Mra. Richard Scruggs has re turned to her home In the Hall- aahe'"Apartmettts after a "brief trip to Waycroas. Ga., wher, she waa-L ' K ; wn0 hu been spending na Hail nw & rvavmi rt r r T t rl A n o u t n fir I , i s& m.. M n toeBi-RMirV The WOMEIN'S SHOP Socond-nwr The its oi lllurt foed i ' i nt idene , t n cl. . I i t out j i l 5 ; estloj; j. uter iendt r Of inbei 4 Vi 8 fi pi the n of i wll a eti .t f lit A' f.S47! ling j !k off mi lis a-i h H n hi' TSlew Scarfs and Sweaters VP 4 t PI Bur. teitf for1 the Athletic Girl for the Regular Girl Pure Silk Scarfs are shown in Navy, Henna, Black and Tan with contrasting colored atripqa. $10.50 to $13.80. Fibre & Wool Scarfs t in Lavender and Rose; Blue and Henna; Turquoise and Henna; and Rust. These lovely color combinations are just $8.50. White or Green Wool Scarfs are priced at just $7.50. m Imported Burlap Scarfs exceedingly smart are these Scarf from "the other tide." Shown in combinations of Rose and Blue; White 'and Blue and Black and White, at only $5.50. " called on account of the death of her father, Mr. George w. Oray. Mr. Henry Llnebaugh, of Tampa, Fla., who haa apent the last year In Aaheviiie has resumea jiia atu dies at Washington and Lee Uni verslty. ' Mia Hannah Weaver leave in a few days for Winston-Salem where she will enter Salem College, Mies Mary Minor leaves today for Little Swltxerlaiid. JBerore re turning to Aahsville Mlas Minor will apend aeveral weeks in waaning ton. Mlas Frances Irene Nicholson left Monday to resume her studies at' Greensboro--2Hege--for-Women-, Greensboro. Miss Kathryn Lotapirch left to day to enter Salem College after apendlng her vacation with her parenta. , ' i Mlas Dorothv Jordan leaves to day to enter ti. C. C. W.. In Greens- pore Mlas Thomaalna Underwood la vlaltina echool-mates In Winston Salem and Greensboro before re turning to Meredith College in Raleigh. : Miss Helen Jackson and slater, Miss Louise Jackson, leave , this week for New York and Spring Lake Beach, N. J., where "they will be the gueats of Mlsa Emilia Wyk off Vaughn. In October Misa Helen Jackaon" re-enters Goucher College in Baltimore. V ' Mlsa Grace Welch of Edenton. N. C, who has been visiting Miss Mary Miller, of Blltmore, returns today to tne worm treiu col lege for Women to resume her stu dies. , . - .- Mi Marv Miller, of Blltmore, returns today to North Carolina College for Women. Miaa Avellne Aahworth, of Fair- view, leaves today for N C. C. W. at Greensboro. Mr. Robert Wright, of Bridge port, N. J-. arrived Tuesday to- en ter Bingham School. .. ,i . Mr. Jumea Krice. of Waco, Tex., has arrived to resume his rtudles at Bingham School, visiting Mrs. Hmathers' father, Colonel S. A. Jones in Waynes villa, are now the guests of Mr. and Mr. Eugene Boarden. Mia Mary Ealow. of DHUhoro, paaaed through Ahevlll yesterday on her way to Wlnnton-Salem where ahe will enter school. Mr. Joaeph L. Le Flls. ' Jack sonville, Fla.. apent the week-end In Ashevllle. Mlsa Margaret Trent, of Knnr. vllle, Tenn.. la vlaltlng Mrs. Charlea Brltt at her home in Weavervllle. Mr. Reginald Enlow, of Dills boro, passed through Ashevllle yesterday In his wsy to Chapel Hill where he will enter the University. Mrs. R. D. Tisdale and aon, Lieutenant R. D. Tisdale. of Ann polla, Md., will arrive the latter part of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tisdale on Flint Street. Mrs. Jennie R. Hill who haa been spending the aummer with her daughter. Mra. John D. MacRae leaves Friday for her home in Rocky Mount. ' , Mr. George Douglaaa and Miss Mirnrn Dnuclass return jnurs day from a visit In the Eastern part of the State. MtTw. L. Woolfolk, of Orange a weeK m Asnevwo itn for Lexington, Va., to enter wasn lngton and Lee University. Mr. Dick NRutledge left the first of the week for Cnariotteeviiie, vs.. where he ia a student at the Unl verslty. 4 Mr. Bill Collins left Monday for viinii Rnlaoonal Hcnool in Lynchburg. Va. Mr. and Mra. P. B. Stathacos h.v, returned to ttaieign auer spending several days In Ashevllle, Mtrm rt Riv who has been nnnillnr the aummer In Ashevllle has returned to ner nome Raleigh -. Whitens the Skin Beautiful Kathryn Lemon Cream, Q. Who was the first President to write his message 10 i-ons""' N. CP. ... A. Washington ana Aaame ioi- lowed the King'a example la open ing Parliament, aoareesing . .Tefferaon. the ex nonent of Tiifnplicity, Inaugurated the cuatom of aending written mes sages. - Mr. and Mra. J. A. Parham, of Charlotte, are spending some time tn Ashevllle and western -jiui Carolina, Mr. mn Mra. S. W. Enlow, of Plllaboro, paased through Aahevllle en route to the Eastern part of the State yesterday. Mrs. Moss Salley. of Statesvllle, s the gue3t of Mis. Henry Bharpe. Judge and Mra. Frank Bmathers, of Miami, Fla., who have Deon 1 ' title if. I npluj; : it caj) 1 B'l at. SILK SWEATERS Reduced One-Fourth Here'a a neat saving for you In our high quality, pure Silk Sweater. Choose from hsdea of Lavender. Navy, Brown,' Fleeh. Henna, Black and a nombir of novel comblna-tlona. n f urns' tS.i iaue J Wool Sweaters in alip-over models are shown in shades of Honey Dew, Lavender, Navy, Tomato, Orange, Nile. Henna, Brown and ' Black. $8.50 to ' $19.50. y in Tuxado models, shades of Brown, Tan, Navy, Red, Nile, Rust and Black and White. $8.50 to $13.50. NUMBER ELEVEN ON PATTO1U AVE. Telephone 26 For Your Drug Wants jrm will find they will be as satisfactorily supplied as though w... .! in ncrraofl. Our motor cycle delivery acrves all parM of the city, so aon i mwum to deliver It. "Ak Your Doctor" f CLA V ERIE'S Pharmacy 85 Haywood St. 'Phone SB Call Va For Correct jimo You'll Marvel at Speed of our Delivery Service , "When you order . gome thing from our store, we feel that you need it aa soon as you can get it thus our SPEED SYSTEM. When in a hurry, Phone 183 or 132 94 Km DrVMO STOj Cor. Haywood & College StreeU I Take Cate of the Eyes Careful examination, Ex pert Fitting of Glasses, Repairs are given my most particular attention. Dr. F. B. Rayburn Optician and Optometrist 10 Government St. nQodayA One Pay learn! y. THIS is the final Clearance of all Summer Merchandise throughout theT store and everything is priced for one day to your advantage. In order to dispose of this.; merchandise and make , room ior incoming siucns wc MWfuvu . .. r sions for Wednesday only, Groups of R.eady-toWear in This (Clearance Sale GARMENTS AT $4.95 One rack of rarmsnts, consisting of: 1 Pongee Salt S Sport Coats- 3 Evening Dresses J Printed Crepe de Chine Dresses All are priced in this Clearance of summer merchandise at, each garment $4.95 Skirts for $5.95 &lk Skirts $4.95 We have 15 Skirts In light Jnd dark..colora.of TweedSr Prunellaa and novelty mate rials. They are priced for Wednesday $5.95 Summer Dresses $2.95 A rack of Gingham and Dimity Dresses, checks and solid colors, summer weightj. priced special, at $2.95 (Second Floor) x One group of six Silk Sport -Skirte.-'w hits and novelty col " ors. Special for Wednesday, a $4.95 Summer Shirt Waist $1 Bummer -Waists, solid whites and a few color, others with colored trim mings, Wednesday, each $1 (Second Floor) . Hand-Worked Model ROYAL SOCIETY FANCY PIECES All the sample models of Royal' Society Art Pieces, Includ ing children's and women's garments ana fancy art pieces. Special for the Clearance Bale y, . HALF PRICE Organdy Flouncings Organdy Flouncings, a 1 1 white, combinations with Gingham or Embroidered Dots; values of $2.50 to $1. Clearance price, yard (pluny Laces 10c IS pieces of heavy white Cotton Cluny Laces, 12J4c to 19c values. Clearance price, yard 95c (Main Floor) 10c WASH GOODS One lot of colored Batiste and Organdy, regular 29c to 60c values. Clearance Price, yard 19c One lot of fancy Vollea and novelty cotton goods, values of 60o to 76c. Special at, yard- . 29c SILK GLOVES Odds and ends of the sum mer stock of Silk Gloves, black, tan, white, gray or browm sizes' 6 H to 6 only; values of 11.50, Clearance Sale, pair - 75c H button Kayser Silk Gloves, black, brown, aavy, beaver, oak or white; all sizes; regular $2.50 values. Clearance Sale Price, pair j , $1.95 (Main Floor) v: SHOPPING .BAGS One table of Burlap Bags with flower designs stenciled on front; original price $1. Final Of. clearance price ,..,...,'...' One table Spider Web Leather Shopping Bags, former price $1.2 Si final clearance each ,... - ... , 75c (Main Floor) SILKS . A group of Sport Silks, some white grounds with plaid and washable, others solid colors with self stripes, some all white. Former values in our stock of $3.50 to $5; final clearance price, yard $1.50 KAYSER UNION SUITS , Kayser Knit Union Suits, all styles, for the Clearance Sale. Regular' 85c Suits: HK. . .69c Regular $ I , Suits. .:.m.., 89c ' . '.- a - ). Regular $1.25 'Suits , , . $1 Vnderskirts, tSc Muslin Under skirts, scalloped, hemstitched and embroidered bot- toma; regular $1.25 valuea Special Wednea day, each: 98c Lady Sealpax Lady S e a 1 p az Union Suits Priced Wednes day $1.75 Union Suits 1.40 $1.25 Union Suits 98c Gowns and Teddies I Muslin Gowns and Teddies, reg ular $1.25 values rriced $1 (Third Floor) Children's Socks All fancy top Bocks for chil dren; a variety to ' select from; all sizes; our regular 26c Socks. Clear, ance price, pair Aprons , White Aprons for maids o r fancy white Aprons .for sewing or gen- eral house use, recently on, sale at 95c. Clearance price 25c ' : Laces Russian F i 1 t Lace for making Bed Spreads, -Curtains o r S o a r f s, several widths; r e gular price 96 c. Clear ance price, yard 50c (Main Floor) 19-21-23 Patton Ave, on. jrfsheville's Quality department Jtore' vPhon 2500 Young men and women Interest ed in a first claas bunlneas trainli"? are now lnyited to call and Investi gate the advantages of Cecil's Business College, located in the Hondley Bui ding on Haywood Street, quarter formerly occu-iied by the Emanuel Business College Night School, 7:30 to 9:30, Mon.. Wed. and Frl. nights. Phone 1100. Address Cecil's Business College, Ashevllle, N. C, and Cecil'a Busi ness College, Spartanburg, S. C. TSSUNIVSttAlCAa Our Specialty "Prescriptions" When a person Is sick.' mucli dficnd.4 upon how qnk-kly and how properly a doctors pre scription is filled. tur Increas ing patroimce vnurbee for our ability to fill prescriptions In a proper manner, lining only the purest and best drugs and charging but a reasonable price. Aiken & Hester DR U G S 12 Broadway. 'Phones ' 2004-2005. COUPE Self Surfer and Demountable Rims $580.00 F. O. B. Detroit , RICKBOURG MOTOR GO. 52-80 Broadway Phone S8SS-22S Dr. Eva A. Thompson Oradnate of Broadway School of Chiropody at New York City. Mrs. Dale's Marinello . Shop SS Haywood St. AahevUle. N.G Telephones 1S21 or 1871 ' 1 1 Stslnway, Hal'et and Davis Pianos and Player' Pianos W. H. RYMER, Incorporated (2 Government Street Formerly Esttery Park Pises BILTMORE FLOOR WAX For Floor and Furniture 50c lb. ASHEVILLE PAINT COMPANY 19 Broadway Phono 1779 Grove Park School Asheville, North Carolina ' Private school for Girls. Boys only thro 6th grade. Day and Residential. Lower School opens today, Sept. 1 3th. Uppqr School opens tomorrow Sept. 1 4th Rev. T. A. and Mrs. Cosgrove, Principals. Telephone 3164 Have You Tried BILTMORE FLOOR WAX 50c lb. ASHEVILLE PAINT COMPANY 1 9 Broadway . Phone 1 779 WSJ B B al B SJ M a a M B B SJ B gj j M M BBSBlilliillS RED CROSS MATTRESS Made In The Sonth Agency for the. Red Cross Mattresses. Thousands of Satisfied 'Customers. V . IS. P. BURTON i 84-86 College St. FURNITURE imm Phone .80 I ' Meet Your Friends for business or social luncheons at - Y. W. C. A. Lunch Room 48 Haywood St. 11:302:30 5:456:00 'PHONE 3656 B. & B. Drug Store'! PHONE 3657 Your Eyes Are Important i The nterudla used in fUUng prescriptions for the eyes are ' used KXaxsiVfcXY for that pnrpom. BLANTON-BLAUVELT DRUG CO. 61 Haywood Street. Modern and Superior Prescription parilities (The Key to Health The Chiropractor is not a magician, his work la reasonable and good, but It takes time. If a patient la willing to give .this time to regaining his health, the solution is easy. .. - . . . Drs. Tucker & Tucker CHIROPRACTORS X-Rar Equipment Phone 8887 829 Harwood Bids- AsheTlUe, jfl C B , B a a a . a jaBjaBaaaMHHaBBBBM 1 - 1 1 " BBBIBBBBBaBaH mwmm W
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