GREEN 8BOBO DAILY NEWS SO DAY, MAT 1, 1010,
ITIKTS OF THK WIEK IH
HIGH POIST SOCIETY
illgk Point, April 30. One ef the
Mkt iotretuur item ia aoeiatj laat
wart in the following iwwimmt
"Mra. Eufea Murray SUort uinaw
tkt tugofencnt of ker daughter, Coa
aialia Bdia, U Jtant Edward MillU,
--weddiisf to take alac ia June,"
l liiM Kkurt U taa fourta tbajfatar at
'Ma X. M. Short, tattaeiij pi V,Mbj
ton, N. C, kut for th put 11 taeotht f
riic rMBU uu u a sirHuugiy aana
r asm founc vwti of a eharauac par
' eenaJltr aad thia, coupled 'iU bar
i nHt diapoaitiea aad fentle tearing, bat
.. . . BAAiAtW i.Mrila sir Mil.
. lis ia tbt aocoaa aoa at J, Henry Millia.
sua wf ta beat know M of Guilford
, , eeaatr. Ha feat applied himtelf to good
adraauga to rli a roiat a great amnu
featuring business, and though quit
r Tomit it reearded a one of taa tore.
, aunt btuiOM man, aad thia, with kit
Bromisajiaan soviet r, awkaa hi eopu
' taritr geaeral. both partita hava stores
of frieads throughout tha atata who will
wish for them much bappiaeee.
Wednesday tracing 1-onrholm, the de
put reside of Mr. aad Mr. Charles
VrankUa Long, was the inset for atu
f the eaost recherche parties of ths tea
. aoa. Tha guests were greeted at the
daar by the two Utile golden haired
fairies of the household, little Uelea
Alexander and Mary Elizabeth, and ask
ed to the commodious sitting-room on
the second floor, where tha tables for
th game of bridge were arranged.
la the close and interesting gams Miss
Ma Meerett. of Charleston, h. C. held
tae kigueat score, and was presented
with the Crist t bead in a nobby frame.
At 10 o'clock the gracious young host-
Veua Ik msv ..A Hist lia.iit if 111 linine-
' room OI elegance aiinc prnni
luncheon, the appointment af which
were pure white. On th pau-and-ink
place cards were the following naraea:
(Wles F. I-oug, Mrs. (Siarle K. Long,
Miss Ida Alexander, A. K. Alexander,
Miss Kate Ingram, Mist Mary Alexander,
Miss May Mrggett, Miss I. Irvin Par
lor Miss T.inuie Mann, the young and
lovely daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. J. I).
Maim, of lligli Point, and who is a sen
ior at Greensboro Female college, gave
her piano recital at the college last Fri
day evening, and among xne large num
t n:..i. . VI... I
i-r iiolu nn;. i.imi r .1.1. . j.... ,HftS()f, to the ,tu()v n( American
.1. D. -Mann, Mis rra.icia Mann Mesarf - Jitevnature- slid for the meeting Tuesdav
Tliiinnon and Kan.lall Maim, Mr. and Ufternoon a p-cial feature waa a paper
Mia. . A. Mattou. Mr. and Mrs. P. L.bT Mr, Thomas llsriicon on "The Influ
DnvijMr. and Mrs. I. .1. Farrla Mr.en of William Dean Howell." I)r. Delia
and Mi s. Cliarle. Ragau. Mrs. 'on" Dixon-:rroll prci.'iitcd s verv profit
j.miu, iiuun ...!..,, "
Jliompsun, riea-le I'ltts. .Mai'jorie icd-
' " ls" - , '-, , , ,
-iionuay evening .Vila. J.toya lJoaameaa
entertained in oouipliment of her nieces,
MiSKPs Jaiinette and ' lone Holmes, of
Seattle, Wah. The guests were met in
the reception hall by Mias I. Irvin Psy
lor and Dr. Frank Perkins, who present
ed them to the receiving line, in which
stotal Mrs. Dodumeade and the. gueats
of honor. Mita Marr Alice Burton and
Mr. Joe Dohbs received in the parlor,
and arranved the eueats around the 11
tables where th gam of "42" was
nlayed. The silver tea strainers, given
us guest i of honor nrise, wat won by
Mi lone Holmes. Th ladies' prire, a
hatpin, was wo by Jlias Kate Ingram,
who cut with Miss Octola Lindaay. Bib
Tfnrton won the gentlemen's prire and
presented it to flss .fsnnelte Holmes.
Miss Msry Alice Burton and Mr. Todd
tied for the booby. After the refresh
ments were served ths company was hon
ored with tome excellent music ny Miss
Edith McK. Moer sad Mias Holmes.
Thursday afternoon at her residence
on South Msin Htreet. Mrs. .Ismes
Joseph Karrus was the pleasing hoste.s t swn( ,i-e preih.leiii of tlie federation:
to the membera of the Rntr Nmn(,d Mr, E. f. Duncan, chairman of th,
. lull. The snore card, for the game and , mnfl n,pH.meiit. These lsdies will
the sppointmi'nts of ths reimt were mtn attend
aiiBgestiv of Dutch figures. The priies, I j.-ri,,v afternoon a seven eoure lun- 1
v on by Meadames Nan Jones snd George cran W.H I,t Mra. V. '. Hovater I
.Mattou, were quaint little Dutch cream jn hnmr of v wmj. iirip;,. M.r,. ,
pitchers. There was n full attendam-e. rM mnl bride's rosea and Mexican I
Ihe YVconeMlay utiernoon nigei( ,,j iln hean'iful ef-
i!ul va entfrtaiiifd thin vk bv Mir.n
it At: t a it: i..
.oary .iii'-e nurion. -us rram.-s in-1
(iram won tbe prire alter cutting with
Mrs. Robert Bracket!. In
servmg tu
salad courae t lie hostess waa asaisted
l,v her sister, Mrs. William M. Jones, 2d
lliuraday afternoon Mrs. Kicoard(Mj i tll, priB)r,. Vis, Ueaai
InlmjoD entertained at bridge. Missee I vvj,. Fliralieth Hrlura
Mry Alice llurton and Kate Ingram tied
for the prize. In the cut Miss llurton
won the beautiful barpin. Dainty re-
freslimenta were aerved.
The .Music Lovere' club met Monday
evening in Mist Clara Boyd'a studio.
The United Hsugliters of tlie Oonfed
eracy met Thursiia) afternoon at tlie
Manufacturers' clubroom.
The parliamentary law class of the
Woman s club met Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Lloyd Dodamead.
The civic department of the Woman's
club met Fridav afternoon with Mrs.
S. L. Davis.
The philanthropic depsrtment of the
Woman's club met Thursday afternoon
aith Mrs. George Matfon.
Tlie ladies of the First I'reabyterian
rhurch held a congregational aoeiety
Thursdav evening at the reaidene of
Mrs. E. A. Snow.
Mrs. Edwsrd Peele Parker is enjoyinir
lengthy visit at East (n-ange. X. J.
Srores of High Pointers look in the
hall game at f'.reenslioro Thursday.
Most pertona. even thoa who trt ordluarily atrong and healthy, need a
tonic and blood puriflu In th Spring. Borne hsv bo pirtvular aliment, but are
veak, dhiliUted and nin-eVrn. Winter life with It decreased amount of out
door exercise, and the fact that cold weather bat kept the pore ef the skin dosed!,
prevented the proper amount of watt and refna matter froti being expelled
from the (yttem. These impuriti entering th circulation have thinned and
weakened ti biood, aad th body therefor does not receive a tufacient amount
of blood, nourishment. The general bodily weakness, tired feeling, fickl ap
petite, poor digestion, etc.. show how anaemic the blood ta become. Frerjuentlj
skin diseases, pimple, eruptions, ate. break ettt and this 1 evidence of the Im
parity of th circulation, i. 8. . ta th beat Spring tonic, because it is tha
greatest of all blood pnrHer. It It ta only medicine on which you can rely to
uvpiy the tvttem with the needed tonic effect mi at the asm time purify and
mrv-k vnnr "blond The ns of S. 8. 8. at tkit tuna mar save you from a long
pell of sickness, and It will certainly prepare yon for th strain of th long, j
let Snmnwr. S. 8. 8. ia made entirely from reeta, herb and barkt; it It Nature ' j
tonic, pore and bealthfid. It regulates digestion, tenet rp the ttomach, im-(
prove the appetite and promotes strong, wigoron health. Ttit will be your beat
Boring season If yam nat 8. S. 8. for your
THB SWIFT
Coleus, Moon
KTXVT3 OF TBI WT.EK
IM Slitt CAPITAL SOCIETY
(Spacaal te Uauly News.)
BaWiffc, April SO Mis Kata Uaaoa
Rowland, af Bichjuond, who ia th guest
at Mr. Charles Lea Satitk, waa the
guest af honor for a receptiea by ilia
alary Hilliard Hiotoa at tha Hiotoa
country place, Midway Plantation, near
Kaluga, Tuesday afternoon frost 4 to t
o'clock. Uiaa iliutoe is regent of th
North Carolina society, Daughters of th
Aaerieast Revolution, and her guesu
war th saenbtr uf the society in Ral
eigh. Officer of tha society assisted in
receiving. Tha reception was an eape-
ouuy aiga.tui anajr.
-j'" , ,
ajajung i. v. ura,u
eatertaiaed a few fnends in honor of
Mr. and Mra. John T. West, of Phila
delphia. Hearts waa th game played.
Thar were eight tables. Her guests
war Mr. aad Mrs. St. H. Busbee, C har
lotte; Mr. aad Mrs. John Uockery, Kock-
inghami Mr. aad Mra. Willia G. Brigga,
Mr. and Mra. H. K. Liuhford, Mr. and
Mrs. John Andrews, Mr. and Mr. D. O,
Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bau-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stronach, Mr.
aad Ms. George Folk, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Slierriil, Mr. and Mrs. Uregory Gan
non, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Amngton, Mr.
and Mrs. It, J). V. Coanor, Miaa Joseph
ine Aatte, 6. A. Ashe, jr.
Tuera was a eharuiina lufonnal tea
SaturdaT afternooa by Mrs. A. Al Held,
for which her mother, Mra R. P. Hughes,
and Miss Kate Mason Rowland, of Rich
mond, ware th special guests of honor.
Mrs. rleld was assisted in the enter
tainment of her gueats by Mrs. Willi
U. Brigus and Mrs. frank Ward.
Alias Kuth Chapman, graduating in
piano, and Miss Ada Jones, graduating
in expression, cave a recital Monday
evening at Peace Institute that was
much enjoyed by a large company of
Iriendt.
Mrs. E. B. Barbee. who hst recently
conie to Raleigh as s bride, was the
special guest for a delightful card party
Tuesday morning by .Mrs. A H. Ball,
daughter of K. B. liarbee. The gams
wsk followed by a course luncheon. Th
gueats were Mrs. f G. Letts, Mm. M.
T. Norris, Mrs. Kusaell Slierriil, Mias
Shuford, Hickorv; Mrt. Gregory Gan
non, Mrs. D. 0. Sutherland, Mrs E. W.
Barbee, Mrs. Murray Alien and Mis
Mary Arniistead Jonea.
Mrs. Xltrgsret Buabce Shipp enter
tained the Fortnightly Review club this
L- in,, j.1,,1, 'Amvntini, uttftitinn
" " " .... p
hie paper on "The Influence of the Mag
T,, , notable jiaper
by Mra. J. rirvan 1, rimes on "ihe rjnon
Story." Mra. Shipp had as special gueot
other than the club uiemhera Mra. Wil
ton l.indeay, Snartnnburg; Mrt. R. M .
Winatun, Mn. C. ". I-ay, Mra. Carpen
ter, Philadelphia; Mrs. W. A. Hoke. Mrs.
A. A. Thompson snd Mrs. A. W. Knox.
Mrs. J. A. Brieve, ir. was hoteas for
to charming little brid(re psrties this I
week, one Monday afternoon and the
other Tuesday morning. At each the
j gaoiea were ronoweq n ine eiie oi
aHjnty r,frehmeiits. Mm. Corpeaing, of
RfN?kinchsm, waa a special out-of-town
guest for the party Tuesday morning.
For the annual meeting of the North
Carolina State Federation of Women's
clubs, which mete thia yr at Hender.
eon May S, 4 and i. the Raleigh Woman's
cluh will he representaiil hy Mrs. T.
Palmer .lerman, Mra. W. X. Nutt. Mra.
T. P. Harrison and Miss Berth Rosen
thai as delngatex. The Raleigh cluh it
also honored with a numlier of the of-
ficer of the federation, tlieae being Mrs.
F. T. Stevens, who i-i chairman of the
I Aliiatinn rittnmil tee : Mr James Bria-Lr.
,M,t for the ffpp,.,-! decnratioi, TlieitUv with rclativ
0, gntt, ,r, Mr, Hubert Hovater
an4 ,. .( fv,penter. of Phil-
.rtfipfcj,. Mr,, k. C Hillier. Mis. f). W.
Itrigea. Mrs ,1 A Hrigg. jr . Mr
Charles 1. Harris, Miaa rteasie ftrowi
Rou
The Current "Harper Weekly."
The iasue of Harper's Weeklv for April
U3 contains a two paire article giving
pkotogrnphs and biopaphical sketches
f ,,. ,w heads of Vew York Hnaneial
institutions. In the same aumlier M n
Amerh-an Diplomat" discuses MOur
'Dollar Diplomacy' and Secretary Knox."
J. B. Yeats contributes an Irish view of
The American fiirl." In "The World
of Wharves" F-rnest P.wile tells of the
lives of the riverside foMc in New York
city. John R. Fisher contribi'te an
amusing essay upon our conversational
delinquencies entitled "The ltludgeon in
the Drawing-room." This issue contains
the eustomery editorial and humor paffea
aith fiction, photoaraphs and many oth
er interesting articles.
PURE ST. LAMBFRT AND G0LDEH
LAD JTRSEYS.
.M uetlon Greensboro tiuditorium
ThnrsHsy. May ? o'clock p m John
A. Young
THE BEST
SPRING TDNIC
tome.
KFECiriC CO ATLANTA, GA.
Vine, Cauliflower, Aster, Scarlet Sage,
TLKSONALS
Tkoataa H. Parke, of ReidsTiUe, at
spending a few days in the city with
(riead and relatives.
Gen. Julian 6. Carr apeut yesterday
niorniug in tha city, eu route to his
home ia Uurham from Mobile, Ala-,
when he attended the Confederate Vet
I arm us' reunion.
Mis Lou rise McCoy has returned t
her home at Rosedale, alter a visit to
Mr. K. B. Boren.
A. C. Chaote, of Charlotte, spent ye-tei-day
in th city with friends.
-vtra. a. . ruriow am muixi, aximm uu
Jver, left yesterday lor Graham,
vbm Uey wiJ, tpuld MVral days aa
the guest of Mrs. Albright.
E. W. 6ikea, af Wak Forest, ia vis
iting friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Rabert Tata hat returned to her
, fcolB, ta q,,,, ,ftw a Tislt to her
brothers, J. R. and Harry Doaaell.
1 Mra. A. Y. Bond ia visiting friends and
relatives in Durham.
Prof. 8. H. Hodgia, of Guilford Col
lege, apeut yeaterday ia the city aith
friends.
Mias A. E. Pitt has returned from a
visit to friends and relatives in V io-ston-Salm.
Mr. J. K Mebane haa returned to
Meban after a visit ta relatives in the
ity.
Mrs. W. H. Lte haa returned from a
viait to friends and relatives in Char
lotte. W. C Lee, who has been spend
ing the past month in Europe on a
pleasure trip, is expected home thia
week.
Mist Mary Coffin left yetterdsy for
Jarueotown, where the will spend the
day as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
H. Ragtdale.
B. G. Bwett, of Durham, was a busi
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
E. U. Hord, of Charlotte, is spending
the day in the city with relatives.
Mr. snd Mrs. R. W. King have return
ed from a visit to friends and relatives
at Wiiiston-Salem.
W. E. Freeman, of Rocky Mount, it
tpending a few day a in the city with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Stagg, of Durham,
are spending a few dayt in th city with
friend and relatives.
.1. D. Dorsett, of Spencer, was a busi
ness visitor ia the city yeaterday.
Col. A. B. Andrews, first vlee-pretldent
of the Southern railway, spent yester
day afternoon in the city, in hit ipecial
car, en route to Kateigb trom Momie,
Ala., where he attended the Confederate
Veteran's reunion.
C. E. Harrisoe. of Charlotte, spent
yesterday in the city with relatives.
Miss Sallie Palmer haa returned to
her home in Warrentou, after a visit to
Miaa Helen Vatea, on Church street.
E. V. Ferrell, of Winston-Salem, spent
J eaterdt y in the city
Miss Clarence Buhman haa returned
from Warrenton, where she has been vis
iting Mrs. Crew s.
8. C. llodgin, of Reidsville, was a vis
itor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Trogdou, of North Wilkes
bnro, I Tiaiting at the home of Mr. and
Mra B. 11. Merrimon.
Col W. H. Osborne haa returned from
a business trip to Richmond, Va.'
Mias Lottie Denny i on a visit to
her siater, Mia. McBryde Molt, at lira-
ham
Mrs. J. E. Alderman hst returned from
visit to relative! near Winston-Salem.
Dr. and Mrt. W. C, Afchworth and chil
dren are visiting friends snd relatives I
Kerrjersville.
N.lv.ier of KirklanH !
r-ylltfter, Of Mralanrt.
Mrs. A. W.
Me., is visitinp at the home of Mr,
and
Mra. C. T. Dildine.
It. B. Sncnd. of I.ynrhhurg. who lias
been sjietidilig ."leral days in the eit y
with friends and relatives, left liiel ruffht
for l'li;irlotte. bete he will epend a few
Mrs. B. K. Weaver and dansrhter. Miaa I
Mane, are visiting friend- and relative ; Kocky Mount. After an hour of forty
in Salisbury. tio a dainty ice course was served.
R. H. DeButls. travelinr passenger Mi laviece Oamblia gave a pro
agent of the Southern raihiuv. spent ! gressive forty-two partv 'Thurnday
vestenlav in the city with relatives 'stternoon in honor of Miaa Av.gnata
f... Glenn of H. ndolnh Macon 1
eollraw. arrived veaterdav to spend a few
daya with her parents, Mr. and Mrt.
Tvre Glenn, on West Market street.
' " f SliMl.ury. spent ye. ;
terdav in the itv w t h fiictids.
Mis Maynice Troas. of Charlotte, ia
visiting friends and relative in the city.
H. M. Venetian, of Richmond, who
holds s responsible position wilh
the
of
Southern Manufacturing company
Rivhmond. has received a promotion, and len, Angelyn Fetrer, Sadie Milla, Graco i
in the future will make Greensboro hit j Austin. Julia Iscknart, Pauline Crow
healquartcrs. He arrived in the eityjder. Connie Moaa. Daisy Parsons, Shep. i
yesterday to take up his new duties. herd leak. Kate Iak, Mry Clitf Ben-;
P V MoVherson. of Rdleirh. ia anend-l
in few davs
the citv with friends
and relatiies.
Mrs. J. I). Spilman, of Warrenton. it
viaiting friends and relative in the city.
Thomas Burton, of Greenville, S. C
v.lio hat been visiting relatives in Reids
ville. has returned to ;reenrille after a
visit to hi sister here. Mrs. V. V. legg.
Mis J. V. Ktuzht and little Aiugliter, k
is on a visit to Mr. W. P Daniels, in j Saeil 10 Daily News.)
l.yaehhiii-g. j rrtv Colle.ss, Durham, April - S
J. B. P.ectoi and patty aui over froroion )at Mondav evening, in the Duke
Hizli Point m their automobile yester-j building. v rgnnimtion s formed I
day to attend the bstl j.ime Iknoan as the Oasm-al club, which prom-
V V ir... ot Vaili-sm. sp.nt yes-.
tenlsv in I ifv with friends.
l.' ami Mrv M. H lb.lt of Oak
Hide-, 'is -nt ictMday in tbe citv tilth""
fnend-.
11 r H .ii
dsv in the -t!
V E. "sianl
IN I ing
relnt ive-.
.
penning inc
,t I h"
lib relatives.
,, Ri,anol.e.
das in the citv
1B;o,
with
Tlannn PictorM.
. Vi-holaa
- . -in ot i-i' tiirp in a room i
s j.p.i. f in it px turf 1 1
1. 1 -.jirt'-p-fill in;:. Of oour-, iht
tn---ni- fiintr- :in-J "indo,frn,
and liir't' inp Jitur -. and wall
fii it.r.' t'mn it fl.;.' ptfturp,,
4 im 1i.' 11! ;i ft-rlHiTi i-
Mrt It'l'1
. H.etl-
..i.n,
fipiaee.
,1B,imL.
, i,,,
p ft?! tti.fM-d wbfn wp Ita tie it
ALL ITCELXG STOPPED
Souad Sleep After a Higkt f Much
Distress.
Mr. B., a Philadelphia gaatksaaaa, tret
lieaitated about applying poaiaaa after
be had obtained it. "But," ha say,
"altera a i-d the itehing borame uubear
able at uiht, so 1 arose aad told Mra.
B. I would risk th poaiaaa. I slept
soundly all night. 1 used it rare Bight
and three mornings, then diaooatinuud.
It is now over tliree snout ha, and 1 her
never had any return of the caeaaa;
never had any itching after th Jlrt
application."
Poslam it the new skia remedy which
so rapidly cosabata the worst rasas of
ccema. It likewise make auiek arorfc
of ecu, herpea, tetter, acaly scalp, bar
ber' and every other form of itch. Oc
casional appheatioa ia small uiantitie
will quickly banish pimples, hives, black
headt, blotehea, etc. A apecial 40c. pack
age Is prepared for minor ski troubles,
and this, aa well as th regular two-dollar
jar, is on sale at Farias-KiuU Drug
company, 'at well at all drug stores.
But no on is even irked t purr hate
fx. -lam without first obtaining a aanvpl
package, which will be seat bv mail,
free of charge, upon request, "by the
Kmergeocv Lalawatories, So. 92' Wast
Twenty-i'fth trt, New York city.
EVENTS OF THI WEEZ
IN WADESB0K0 SOCIETY
(Special to Daily Newt.)
Wadeoboro, April 30. One of the moat
beautiful aocial occasiona of the seasoa ,
at th party given by Mrs. L. J. Hunt
ley Saturday afternooa from 4 till 7 i
o'clock, in honor of a former school mate, I
Miss Williams, of Burgs w, who ia spend- j
ing some day here with Mrs. Huntley.
Forty gueats were invited to meet Mias '
Williams, drawn from the friend of the
hoslee among the aiarriod element with
a few member of the younger aet. The i
reception-room was very artistically dec-'
orated with out flower and fern. 'Mrs.
Huntley was aaaiated in the sntsrtaui-'
mon "( k k.w VI -.... f U' .
Chambliss and H. W. Little. Mia. H. 11
McLeudon wa ia charge of th punch asa i
bowl, arranged in an attractive roe , i
bower. An elegant ld coura with " . , ,
salted nut wat terved by the kottett, I teaior class, and also on of each of tae
sasisted bv Misset Ruth Allen, Kate ! different organiiatioiia of the college
Leak and Laviece tlianAIiss, who wore, Manager Wmith aaya this will he one of
prettv whit muslin with pmk rilona. 'h greatest things of Ita kind that has
l'rogressive fortv-two was played bv lever been gotten out here, and will m
most of the guests, the price being won every reapect tak the pla of an an
by Mrs. R. L. Ha nil ion. In an Interest- ! nuaL
ing contest, which afforded amusement Tonight the regular meeting of the
for some of the ladies, the prise went to Fortaightly club will be held In the He
Mr. E. A. Covington. Mrs. Huntley j perian society hall. Dr. W. P. Few, head
wore a lovely reception toilet of soft 'ol the department of English, will speitk
white voile, finished with lace bands, and I on matter of general interest concern
Miss Williams wss very handsome in ' ing th two plays of Shakespeare, which
pale green satin. jar ta be presented o Trinity ram-
Ainnng the guests were: Meadaines J .pus.
M. Peeler, E. A. Cbnvington, John I). n j 0- yKiten been away
Leak, John T. Bennett, T. W. Ohauiibllss. fron) lna ,eK, fr several davs at
T. 11. Henry, I. H. Hardin, H. W. Little, ' t,.ndin. th, educational meeting of the
T. I.. Caudle, R. L. Hardison. Samuel Trinity Alumni saociatioa of that
Houston. T. W. Marshall, H. B. Allen, , plaoI,i 40j in cngajfcmeiita to apeak
R. M. Huntley, J. F. Allen. C. M. Burns, 1, mi nf k.e nlae in tha eastern
Clarence Burns, 1'. B. Bialock, T. C.
f'oie. Robert Iaimplev, J. G MoLeod, , n wn i.e.
J.me, Power. Joha Lilet, F. S. Ashe L VfM John J T Kllgo Wh I JJwW
R. M. Mann, Herlasrt Berbape, L. D. Jlon- r J1 exteruled trip J.
inson. Walter Ros. II. H. MoLendou, U, ',1" ".heHll. M
1 T'i-Bi''--' -.- -ring until .he
Mis..-, Fannie Bennett, Lore Utile, l'Hrt fn ,UT
Marion Little. Hattie Knottt, Helen Mc ; Profesaor Floaers. of the department
Lcinlou, Portia HunWey and Eva Hunt of matbn-.tica. left yesterday nfter
j,.y. , j main for different points in the state, I
Mrt. H. H. McLeaden wis the happy were he it attending the educational
hottest Wednesdav afternoon to a few I meeting of the Trinity Alumni asao
ladiea at a pnwreaaiv fortv-two partv I
in honor of Miss Maggie Williams of j
Illiirgaw, who is the guest of Mra. L J. 1
Huntley. A delightful lad course wa !
- s
wii vru. 1 itsTv it una v cbthv T?r-i-i .ui n. i
(i . . . r . .
L. J. Huntley, Mis Maffi'ie Wiinams,
Mrs. W. C Via, Airs. H. K. Allen, Mrs.
IVunn Dunn, Mra. E. W. Martin. Mra.
H. W. Little, Mrs. T. W. Chambliss. Mis.
I'larenoe Burns. Mrs. T. C. Vixe.
Mies levtece Chacabbss was hostess
Fridav atterooo to a nsisnbar ,if frierwls
j,, honor of Miss Auwusta D.vvin of
1 "vine, ol iwrit .viouni, wno it
the guest of Mias Elirabeth llorne.
Five tables were aet for the play
era, and tlie honors a boi of ehoco-
, in,1.di.telv hamlod' it to th. !.'
oree. 'ITie conaolation prire went to
Miss Allie May Burns. An ice course
was aerved. The guests were: Misses
Virginia Itoyette, Louiae Ross, llallie
Letrgett, Ruth Ashrraft, Susie little.,
Allie Mae Burns. Lena Burns, Huth Al-
1 -r.iiaaoein norne. -ingnaia larvine.
Anna Baldain Home and Marv Vir
ginia Home. Mi'sdaraes T. W. Chnmbliss
I and H. H. Mdlendon assisted in tiie re- '
eeption of the guests, and Misse Anna
Baldwin llorne snd Mary Klirab'-th
llorne served the refreshment.
TRIfSTTT COLLEGE NEWS
e.es to lake - laige plar-e aJliong Uie
Other eoll-ife a-tuitles tor some timely i.iiii M . a -1
' has t.-en s ri'i n fot to oraan &SJ'SS'WaXWX!,
tmties
of Dak1111 " ts-en a pisn on tooi 14) organ
citv aith ' '7r '"vb n clitfi. but not until lately have
" " ' ""' """ "''" "e
any rjetinite steps been taken, the pin-,
o.e of the rlnW is to studv the life snd
. , ,,,, . lh- ii,, ;,,, TK ll-
lowing rontitutp tKe rhartrr mpmhfn
imp ..reanii-jtinn rVof. William F. 4
fiill. head of the fpanmnnt of ltin; (
rof A. II Mprrift, uf tka department i
ol (;reek; Proi.-aor C;t, denwrtn.pnt ot j
Latin, and hp following from the tu-
dpnt todv: 1.rv Warreii. Proctor, A.I
M. rVnnpif iUpii Caion. . Iluth
in. and I--indov .
SfanisipT Willi intUi and AiUnt
Mflnajjpr U"hi taker, of the lYinitT Ai -rhirp.
are busy colpitinp the pi'irpfl of
the dtflorent orsiiniyationa ot tne fdlejf?,
to p it m t Iip sprier pdition of the Trinity
Art in p. Tin Pi) 't ion w ill contain a
ptrtine
-f rah t thf Bfemsber of the
Notice of Change
BELK BROS. Boy MR. HARRY'S Interest-tame ol Firm Now:
BELK BROS. COMPANY
E WISH TO ANNOUNCE
W
customers
purchased the interests of Mr. D. M. Harry in
the well known concern of Harry-Belk Bros. Co.
From this date the firm name will be changed to
Belk Bros. Co., and hereafter will be run under this
name. The firm appreciates the liberal patronage
of the past, and assures them that the new firm will
be keenly alive to their interests pursuing a liberal
policy of fair dealing that has done so much to make
the Belk stores a great factor in North Carolina's
mercantile world. :-: :-: x x x
BELK BROS. COMPANY
B.
Vi
; ,.. ,.,.
eiatien and delivering addresses neiorc
them.
TtT 1 Hendren. former professor of
applied mathenuitica here, and now at
I'niveraitv of fieoiiri. waa here on
- . r - -
w i j i i : i. 1
last Monday and Tuveriav nitli Hie
Georgia boll team.
Wear Bright,
New House
Garments
War tliiuk that rH'cuti.p you
on! wnax them hiir t liouw,
that Tour Idmona, -Irefiti
rwtjur, mpp?r, lounfrinc
rohi, tie., iifd not alwayt
look h fr-j-b and nice an ygu
knnw the y iiifht bo mme to
When riirlrt hk tbef
fom oilvd, nnrl them to our
dry HraniDg d part own t,
" Wi will rptnrn thftn -n frli.
elf an and bright nrw,
'J tj the irvicc.
2
tt
,
a
5
Columbia
Laundry Co.
ns. tre cte 9
iiviics iio-djj s
J J
.
I he HAVAKRL Hotel
S?vtnth Arpoue at Wt itrMt, abort
block from Broadvar. MEW YORK
CENT1B OF IVIEYTHIHG.
u
360 KoomM 800
A roow with a bath for a nollar ud
balf.
A rooi
itb
bath for a dollar aod'ho vill rr van
a half
A room with a bath for
dollar aad
a half.
Diiioh Grill, floeat In town la la
avrta)
Koala,
1Husstj-atd nookTct mailed gratia.
tAgtT T. SwtV. Co f. Uabora
Pepper, and
that W. H. Belk and J. M. Belk have
F. MATTHEWS. Manager
SPECIAL ENVELOPE OFFER
Having bvuglit a large lot ef extra q
aire, at an timuvnallv low price, we
offer
following low prices, f. . h. Greeaalraro
1,000 lots at II.&U per UM; 1.1 HO lots
st $1,1 per l.maij 4.U00 Iota at kl.UO per
l.OOO, 0,1SK iota at OUr. per 1.0OU; -'0,
ISK) lota at TV. iier IjOTki.
Terms Ciah oa dsliveiy only, (jil ut send you sample,
dar.
The Harrison Printing Co., Greensboro. N. C.
WK CLOSE SATURDAY AT i.s.
B. K. DUUT, FWdeaU
r. L ITLLEB, Ws Freatdewt,
THE FIDELITY BANK
DURHAM. N. C
Capital and Surplus $450,000.00
LARGEST SURPLUS OF ANY BANK
IN NORTH CAROLINA
i FARMS FOR EVFRYB0DY AT AUC-
S no
S! On WednfMUy, May 11, 1910.
r' giniiinj; pronifii hi t H p m , I
will offrr tint putil if (he finin( oprxyf-
luiiily to .riirr iiw Innut PVfr unfn to
th i 1 i DfM of thiw fommuiaU Thia
it )iil-diviirii f thn lurv Afur1. or
iVuJrn farm, Iinr "m 1nh iid of th
maadnin road Jii Jj iiw from (.n'tiHltoio
TO l.lllllol'-t 'll'. 1
ttrfrn tin (o plH'T
t.itit tnii
11 v 1
Alio) her ui . fi
onirmpt.iwHl
Zltrollry Imp iiom ( .n piihIioto ti llivh
I ; I'oinf i- lu bp irud during thr -iiii,D..i
k?rifilit thronft'i tln pioK-rti, mm 4uiI
Ql"rd o!1p.-. and hmild ibi-. !p th" n-m-
5 nuall lfotwl. sftl orn iMi-rr
thr tract would trcblp in valup. M"1 I
am not wiling t Ijt-Ai.pprt y on Lliic pro-
pf t ; tlui would 7m jour gx link I
rn wllinr it piirrlj fi il mcut a th'
t hp inxhptft utalp ot fjjlt
a ( inn ot am
n vl'.nKnid muntr
Bp rrop on it rKirt
will ortly thin itta tpn.Piit oa f t
nt nalp. arnl nimhitiprai will , ri'V
U
li.
of t hnn. w hie-h will t r pioip iliuii pay
tnx' arnl lutprpt 1c-t h vcm
1 Iip hoiiup on I lw mam furm to l
Aold i tifantifullA !o.aii"l ti u pto-- nt
i;ranj old whifp oak", irliilf in I Itf rrar
and hip iard tin r- a L'i-Mt rwrn all
suitable out 1
ii ,i w cl I f jnrp. 1
1 1 i in ' h" Utr. ' h1
1 eater equal I
T,ere.,M l- at
ot
waller
larms. ranzm,
r.-.; all
tpl la ml 1 .t iti clovr
and rr
ui Id ford -
.lki ' ut u ll.p ..Ideal.
,lfl -quiped col
iiH.J t.tir. i ,nlv t wo
Iptr 111 lltP I
mile. ditant.
vi nn buv obp of thmf
fai ni. k vour
edu-Ht- t fit-m ?Pt
at 9U Otb'T Did'
inldr.-n nt honu
-r and tiieuffr
1 know vi
if nportunit i-
a nmt- eou'itrv
ami
i han
or -niall tru-'k i.nu
npr rpc,ii? jo: o
and evUU'tlin ol.-jt-
UriKx d
country
H M-il
:i" -. d .UH U h-T
I'-
lev ii i
1b d
votir farm tpui(' thr ho
Other Plants
of Firm
to our friends and
lily of iv bite raa eiivelones. standard
litem pnatrd, tul thev last, at th
Write
phone to-
J0ICT T. WILT. Caahlar.
B. W. MINOR, Aaet, Caaliieh
' I w
'I htiT't" iifl't" A th I MaridYviclfci Td
lo all ) 1 I tt'rl'AO.k.
Mill rcitliri fVHiiif.nauannt tw IoJt-
i
:iT- t -v ti'-l. 'Kr . ' 1 crW h1 1 h inax anv
t It u nofiiiriar la, ru will
ut Jt iUM ut t it ( 1 . t d.'.-tl I hout mr
f frtrfui
thro ltftiont ill-- triih ouiintr
will Ih on hn hi (hi yrritt nl.
1 v 1 pi in n 1 : I hip f u rh raali. ba I -it
nit- in fi. il atid IK mouthy with ff p-r
tnt intrr n dtrird f.;o-anti and
-a il'PTjl dtKfmint ior caH.
l f .rORlAK.
KX TREMKLY LOW R0UHD TRIP IX-
CURSIOlf TICKETS SOLD BY TH
NORFOLK k. SOUTHKRff RAIL-
WAY
llnltniond. Va.- Trkpti aold A aril
THX
I and 1. iimliPtl to rriurn to rmck
tjiiiniiv point by May 17.
V-I.pvillf, V r- TirkU oid Mu t.
u. II, 1oliiivp
StatHlflf fdtUlt
l.'ii hmuritl. Va
Bi'fl I J, linuttfd
Itaiitpd to rrtarn to
1ar 11.
'I'TkMn told My 11
a rptvrn to nartinf
,'ODit. hf Mar M
New (ilni. s Tirkt-tt sold Mbt
14 t.p and l, l-mitrj to rptnrn to atari -
ITlg rtt I iT Ma
AtUntu itr. S" .l. Tirkpi told Mar
10, 1? nd !s limitpd to tr-turn to tr
Ing Miat. by Junf
Thinirtoii D ' Tikp. Mav
IT and I. Kmitp.
1 'nc P-'i' ' ''V l'iip I
rcnrn
Mlnta. U
"k'i oM Ur V t,.
i rn l o it(-t imj pfipt
, t- h 'rfo"k
- t f-hr'rfh H.-liph,
limit i
'.v
OJthp
N'- '
ar.. No. ).." a
fiirth-f p;1 r t iru'a i apBsJr to nn
t 1 ijp SorToJV' r.;d oit'beern rail-
,ff'Bf
II
Norto'L, 'a
Have You 4 Site?
. iiT iP '-IDJLlli; I f In
i - ' fanii;i 'Itxiilrtoo m
-o-1' ioi Tom iruji ownitii.'
-ii''- noon wnif-i i.. rvt th-
Fiiiihiilitf
1 ; " - i 1 - it us' ' i . . , " 4 not
ii ..i. ainiai. t.r l V)
ifp (n
deifi'1!'
tb n it ni ii n
at Gardner's.