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CTtARLOTTSr DAILY .OrSSIlVEIVOqTOBEK 1904 IX THE SOCLir WORLD A VARIETY IX XTERTAIKMEXT. Simple - Home Marriage This Mon , inc of Wirt VaJ Sevier arul Mr. Matthew Harper, at tlto Home ef Jir. ihi Air, it. u. Durham in . Ullworth 1 Make Tbtir Home in AtlantaMarriage of Mflas Un ...Van lAmlinxham audi' Mr. Martin , mvib wj iiaee tne g7Ui Uol y Paulson hud Meets With Mr. ji. AuM ao-us)- items of A slmpls home wedding will be that - Xi "'"J.' BWW Mr, Matthew j .Harper -this morning; at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. ju rmr. han in Dilworth. Jiiss Sevjer la a niece of Mrs. Durham, -and a descendant ot -7. vi!r in nrat Uovemor ol Ten v nesses. She la a charmimr man who baa made many frleada even - in ntr snort ay here. havln.ome to iairK recently with VMf. And Mr. , , Uurham from Spartanburg, 8' 3H their ' - former .home.' Mr. Uatnoh n ix t..pnu. in Atlanta, .Oa., where the couple will " ,. 7 , 11 luiuiar.. uuiuu, j ; un on cne :za a. m., train. i : iiw irai-Qwown visitors who are -nere to attend the ceremony are: Mr. ,'and Mr. J. R. Robertson, Jr., Miss Con- , sianca Robertson ;and Misa Florence , eevier, ot Spartanburg. 8. C.; Mr. Cra . ton Sevier, of Gastonia: Mra ft. J. Tur. ham and Misa Pearl Dixon, of Beese- iner city, and , Misa Mamie Simpson. w Atuinerioraton. . Owing to an .epidemic of dtphthoria tit Ooldsboro, the convention of the Fed eration of. Women's Clubs, which was to nave met there next week, has been postponed until next spring. Mrs. Stonewall : Jackson will return to-day from Davidson, where she has been visiting relatives. Miss Anna Mor- . rison, of Mariposa, will accompany her ';br. 1v. 3I1 Wylle. of New Tori city. will be the guest of honor at the.Com merclal Club dinner next .Saturday evening. jr.- u. a. Tompkins entertained a party last evening at the Manufactur- ers' Club at dinner, where the piece de . resistance was a delicious roast pig. The guests were: Capt. W. S. Mallory, Capt. Harrison watts, Mr. Iceman, Mr. Bpellissy, Mr. Jeremiah Golf, Mr. A. J. Crampton and Mr. H. S. DuvaL Miss Mildred Watklns' Bible class will meet this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Instead of to-morrow afternoon. Mrs. W. S. Mallory has returned from a visit to Brooklyn, N. T. .The marriage of Miss Iucy Van Landingham und Mr. Martin Davis will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Landingham, on Bast avenue, on the evening of the 27th. Miss Van Landingham is a niece of Mr. John Van Landingham and is a sweet, popu lar young lady. Mr. Davis Is one of Mecklenburg county's leading farmers. He lives within a few miles of Char lotte, and owns many acres of line land. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom will leave for St. Louis and other Western cities on a bridal tour. The Dolly Madison Club will meet with Mrs. H. L. Adams. No. 806 West Trade street, this afternoon at o'clock. -Mrs. Holt, of Rockingham, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. P. Kumerdsoii, will return to her home to-day, accompanied by her grand daughter. Miss Mertle Richardson, who will spend the winter with her. ' Miss Nannie B. Joyner and Miss Bet- tie Monday, of Statesvllle, who have been visiting Mrs. W. H. Young, will return home this morning. Mrs. John Clarke and daughter, Miss Mary Stafford, will go to-morrow to Statesvllle to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Murphy returned yesterday from a trip to St. Louis. On the way home they stopped to visit relatives at Clifton Forge, Va, m Mrs. O. J. Theiss, and children, who have been visiting her father-in-law, Capt. A. Theiss, returned yesterday to her home at White Bluff, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Vernon and daughter, Miss Eetelle Vernon, will leavs the first part of next week for an - Extended trip to the St. Louis Exposi tion end points of interest In the West. Mrs. Walter W. Watt left yesterday for a visit to Mrs. James Grler, at Fort Mill. 8. C. . Miss Nell Lucas arrived last night - from Brevard and is the guest of her brother. Mr. T. T. Lucas. A. R. P. PRESBYTERY. Meeting at Steele Creek Academy Will " Produce Action on the Church Con s,; solldatlou Question A Clone Vote is h Anticipated Business of Minor lm- iwrtance Transacted Yesterday 60 e legates In Attendance. v The First A. R P. Presbytery con- vened yesterday morning at 11:30 r o'clock, in Central Steele Creek church, t in the county, the opening exercises r being begun by Rev. Dr. J. Knox Montgomery, of Charlotte, assisted by r Rev. Oliver Johnson, of Leslie's, and i Rev. W. C, Ewart. of Yorkvllle. 8. C. Is Dr. Montgomery preached the opening sermon from John 10:10, taking as his M theme, "The Ufe More Abundant" 4 Then he constituted the Presbytery witn- prayer, toitowing wnicn me call was made, and 66 delegates, repre senting an unusually large attendance, answered to their names. With a few It words of appreciation, i Dr. Mbntgom :. ery, the moderator? vacated the ehatr. to- be succeeded by Rev. A. T. Lindsay, ' of Jones Seminary, located at All Heal- in., y in excellent dinner ; was served In the grove and then business was re 's sumed. A letter of of .'dismissal was "t granted Rev: George W. Hanna, In or 'i der that he might connect himself with V the Presbytery in Arkansas, which, since he is laboring at Little Rock, In that. State, la ' desirable. 1 Unfinished "j business was taken up, but nothing of S great consequence i was reached,, except 1' the most Important question of , the meeting the overture on , union Witn the United Presbyterian, church. A vote, which was taken, made this mat ter the order of the day at" 11 o'clock this morning, when it will be taken up, discussed fully and the nnal .vote on consolidation taken, - v ' - . - ' .- The delegation, is avery composed and dignified body,- but there- are-signs of fire, which may break out In some Intensity 'to-gay. ., It 'was. said that whatever the outcome, the vote will be 1 a very elosf one. i"OthertuBtneBS" disposed ot comprised appolnrmenu ot committees' and -i ferring various papers, and reports to them.. The church at , Hlddenlte ' was dissolved., and the sale of the premises ordered. Virtually all Important busi ness r "the Presbytery will ' be done to-cay. AMUSEMENTS mis Marriage of Kitty" To-Night at uie . AuaUeuiy CKAer Attrm-Uons ojou to been. , - f, v s Press notices front Norfolk. VaJ and Wilmington papers accord the highest praise to 'Tne Marriage ot Kitty," which will fee- seen at the Academy to. mgnu The work of Mis Bettina Ger ard as Kitty and Mr. Max Flgman as Mr Reginald, is pronounced excellent. The company altogether la given praise. istiv 101a set Its seal of approval on the comedy itself, which, is the product ot tne pea ot Ccemo Gordon tnnox, whose wife, Miss Marie Tempest, star red so successfully In the rote of Kit ty. ' Titers is a delightful series of com plications set forth in : witty dialogue and there lsj probably about the wnoie theme. ' , ' miss Gerard, as Is kell known, figured In- the incident at Washington Ctt some years ago which sec the social world agog. At a reception the con versation turned on the old Polish cus tom of drinking the bride's health from her slipper. One of the dainty slipper fell from Miss Gerard's feet at this moment, und a man, filling It wan champagne, drank the foaming fluid at one draught. But that is ail in the past. Miss Gerard has plenty of talent and her success In this play 1 applaud ed by her numberless, friends. Her manager, Mr. Jules Murray, has con fidence in her and has surrounded het with a capable company. . Mr. Harry Beresford was received with great favor when he came to char lotta last year and his coming again in the comedy, "Our New Man," Is eager ly anticipated. Mf. Beresford Is a ver satlle humorist and produces laughable effects flsitv. His nlav F.s said to bi "good,and.ii(B support :splendtd. lie will doubtles play to good business here to morrow night at the Academy. With the coming here Friday night of "Miss Bob White,'' a treat is promised the patrons of the Academy. The seen ery, cast and the operatic comedy itself are all of high order and a splendid attraction is promised with all conn deuce by the management. The com edy has been very successful in the two seasons it has been playing. Ihe music is catchy and there is lots of merriment to be had from the wit of the comedi ans. Seats are on sale at Jordan a. Wilson Barrett's strikingly Impressive religious drama, "The tiiK" " Cross," enters upon another year in its long history of success now under the management ot Messrs. Fred G. Berger and R. G. Craerln, who are maintain ing ' both In the organization of the company and In the beauty and splen dor of the scenic effects and costuming the high standard established by Wil liam Greet In hta original London pro duction of this play at the Lyric Thea tre. The original scenery re-palntcd by Matt Morgan will be seen here. "The Sign of the Cross" comes to the Acad emy next Tuesday. ImiyfitatSoes Correctly and Promptly Engraved Send for Samples and Prices. J. P. STEVENS, Engraving Co, Engravers 21 WHITEHALL STREET, AT LAMA, CA. SUPERIOR COURT. Suit Instituted to Recover Flftli Interest in the Barrlnger Homo Other Cases. A suit was begun In Superior Court yesterday by Mrs. A. A. Kendall and others for the recovery of one-fifth In terest In the residence, No. 411 North Tryon street, ' now occupied by Mrs. Rufus Barrlnger and son, Mr. Osmond L Barrlnger. This property Is one of the most valu able In the city and was formerly own ed by Sheriff McConneughay, who died intestate in 1839. The property was seized and action brought against his administrator to subject the property to sale for his debts. It was ordered that a writ of sclii facias be served upon all the children of the deceased, one of whom was Eugenia McCon neughay. She was the mother of the plaintiffs, who contend that the said writ was not served upon her, and that they are still entitled to her interest in her father's property. The case wiM probably occupy the remainder of the week, as there are countless records to be examined. The plaintiffs are repre sented by Mr. W. VK Harding. The at torneys for the defense are Burwell & Cansler and Mr. T. C. Guthrie. Mrs. Ametta Broom, represented by Clarkson & Duls, was yesterday grant ed a divorce from her husband, Mr. A. H. Broom. In the case of nalph DaNapola vs. the Southern Railway, In which the plaintiff was suing to recover damages for the killing of a mule, the defendant submitted and the case was compro mised on the payment of $100 to the plaintiff. - The case of Samuel White va the Southern Railway, In which the plain tiff was suing the railway for 35.000, was compromised yesterday for 3400. The Jury in the case of J. I Conder vs. the C's. lat yesterday after noon returned a positive verdict ns to both issues; that Is. that both parties were guilty Of negUgence, and therefore no damages wars' awarded. Conder was the driver of a street wagon, which was run into by a street car. Success of Charlotte Day Asiutvd It seems to be assured that Char lotte Day of the Mecklenburg fair will be a big success. The business house? of theclty ar meeting with the Idon with splendid spirit-and when the ean vsssing committee Mrent around renter day they met with co-oeraUon from every business house that was seen, which included the majority of promi nent enterprises in the cif y. In fact every business man who was Inter viewed by the committee signed th? agreement to close up business from 1- o'clock till C on Wednesday, the 3ih lust., which is to b Charlotte Day. Tilt canvass will be concluded to-day. Tl' Presbyterian and Elisabeth College will give holiday. The Southern ah1 Seaboard depots have agreed to chw up between those hours. Special exhlb Its will be shown at the fair grounds that day, and employes will be given ample opportunity to visit the grounds Brass Goods Make Your Own Ice Cream. "rticro has Jit been placed in all Iho grocery stores,, s new prttparatioa oiled Ice Cream POWDER which Is meeting with great favor, aa it ensbli everyone to make Ice c,riii In their own homo with verylitllctmuble. Rvoryihing in the psckaef mak ing iwoqiuulAnf di'iicinos icecream, if your fcrocer can't supply you Hcndc. for two pk ft. oj'maJIV Van UI,Chocolatc, Ktrawlx'rry end Unrlavorcd. Addrem, The Uvnuc l'uro Food Co., liojt WW, Le Hoy, K.V. CHEAP DIAMONDS are no good st any price. When one Invests In a Diamond, It always pays to buy the BEST. We guarantee every stone we sell to be Just as represented or you get your money back. You can see a larger assort ment In our store than can be seen anywhere else In the State. Our prices are right. V Umbrella Stand, Jardinieres Ferneries, Candle St idxF, Vases, Etc. THE ART SHOP. VV. I. VAN NLSS &. CO. , 19 North Tryon St. aawsa. Pu Ms 0 mmm ai m a e - . 8 En rB4So ii i a i i i y 10 3 : t i 8 POPE-TRIBUNE Ii T ' . That there is tv distinctiveness our tailored aeparnto.SKirt. , I ono of these brnnd new thh ocmr (toods. The bl( values wo ara ofr: 1 around 03,98 to 07.50 nro not tr upon nhap-hnzard fashion, but c skirt is cut out separateljs draper. -a figure, hence have a fit about tl: not obtainable from stoclls cut otit the usual way In lots. The much p2 ed effects that are ao popular wo li .. in all the popular cloths, such , Serge?, Cheviot Series, Covert Broadcloths, etc," - ' 1 I xftintinnal Anlilcs Jit Walking Skirts. Sl.00 to 552 v i J-f L"f " jr 7jw " " f mT? ,. , " ' T r t - - 1 f IriPSilk Offerinsa AUTOMOBILtS Price &5O0 r Garibaldi & Bruns New Director for First National Dank. At a meeting; of the directors of the First National Bank yesterday morn ing. Dr. Henry M. McAden was elected a member of the board to nil the place occupied by his uncle, the late Dr. John H. McAden. Mr. McAden Is president of the Piedmont,, Fire Insurance Com pany, ot this city, and Is one of Char lotte's most successful young; business men. . To the Ladies A special invitation is extended to 'you r tp visit our v store and look over bur " ' line of kitchen fur-' ' nishirigs. 'If there . ,' be anything needed - - in yoiu kitchen we,-' l, have it- - , J. Ne :lMcCausIand 6c Co. v221 South Tryon Streets CHARLOTTE'S BEST CONDUCTED HOTEL The Central and Annex Special attention given to Table Service, making it un equalled in the South Jhh is a feature ot. the Central that is claiming the lattention of the traveling public. Clean, Comfortable Beds, Attentive Servants. C. E HOOPER, Manager. Ala of Hanii SatrliaB larl School Shoes THE KIND THYT LASTS BOYS' "WTJAR-WELL" BrtAXlV Best Box Ci.jt. Heavy or llRht soles Size 2V& to t-tlce 1100; size It to I, price $1.7fi, Ml V to IS. pne $1.60. OIRL'8 VKH KKCT 1 ON BKANlJ Best Plump Vu-i KH. Heavy soln and wafi (!. Vouns lady slue, IV u 7, pn- IX'hi. Misses' stse, 11 H to t price ll.M; "h)lil's sine, W to 11. pVli: II. 25; small hi., m, k to X. price $1.00. Large btic! comptif nm f Stsbool and Dress Shoes, In every srade. "Our TKAI'B-MARK Brands are the hesl valUH" pnidiKvd. ond are the result of long extterlenre. GLHC A TH A C O. choe , . BuiLpeirc OTYLB PRODUCtfO ARMISTEAD BURWEU, Jr Hardwars and Sporting Coot's 25 North T. yon St. WHY USE A STEEL PEN CoM Ttus last a life time, the t poin's v e v e r changes. Wc can suit your hand. Houston. Dixon & Co. . I VWb,Vl'V'AVt' towns I IB 27 inch small neat patterns in Shirt Waist Silks, the popular shades, sucli as Navys and Browns predominating This is really a dollar value, our price . v? 70C 72 inch two tcne taffetas, such as browns and black, navy and black, garnet and black, etc. Beautiful i.sc ft quality, wear warranted, prjee 95c Ano her lot of that guaranteed black TalTtla, 20 ii chts wide, value 75 cents, rp cul at" 60C IPiCIJl f'IBrS M TORT LW PRICE- IS li!S Hi Trttty Swiss Ktubroidi red Turn overs, 25c values t ... T Linen Embroidered Collats in wl;; and tans, 25c vahic ; 2 fOf 21' Ii sicr Bron Linen ctnby and F'.. (inb. 500 a!ucat. r.'. 2L:": Pcantiful values itv VetiiccnChir, : mid Silk J op ejlYctF, botji Aviitc,"blacK nril col r., prices QQJ75''a& CL" Baby Cops at a Big Savin to c'oz' u Baby Caps,; marked 1 prices ill at incaa a saving of 25 to 5 per cent t the ptl rcl. 3 rr, ' ; . T ft e p r 1 1 ty Witf-'i Silk ones, Heimtitchcri .f fret, 1k Ii i't plain ctlg-s'and ltitliin - 5c. Vaiuc..-.v.,...'V;:;r;v;2t;c "75c. vali c, splendid quality Sill, c ;i bo t at t ly c itibroi dercd,: ; til Ic . 1 i u t ( .? , Special at '.,.' fjOC Still better qualities at 75; j8rM 25 ami $1 ,18. ; , iW' BROTH E b BELK B Cheapest Store on Earth. NOTICE! On Saturday October 15th, 1004, in he City of DurllnKton. North Caro lina, et 10 a. m., I will sell at public ftuctlon, n very valunhls Ice PIsnt. II you nre looking (or a bar km In and one of th; tx'Ht openings In North Caro lina, It will pay you to Investigate. JOHN M. COOK, npc.vir. JTo w tn LIVERY. FfLO Gild SUES STABLES Dealers In Bugles, Csrriajres, Wagons, Harness, Horses. Mules. Eta Applying Rubber Tire specialty. Carrlnge and Wagon Ballders. Gene ral Repair Work a specialty. .1? " . r ' ' III lill igopeiinilislerW-. n Brown Suits Brown Overcoats Brown flats, Brown Neckwear Everything in Brown for the Fail Season The most difilritor-sil in individual In town iouMii'1 posKibly have failed to m.tl-t that Brown Is the lfadlng color for this season. We were sure that Urowns would take from the begin ning and bought heavily In nil lines. Our assortments are the best to be found tn the city. Give 0$ a Chance and We Will do You up Brown mm mm mmi mm iVV fW ' VJ;B& 4 ! ' a Pbona Ho. It. . . A. SOLOMONS, Mr $ Yi.'iT" lil'.-ly to )'''! ii T"l v ('nit ;j 1 1 - nii:ii':i;t .it IIiim Kiiisou f J J ;r 1I:- '-ur. 2 W" j? Vou'rt) .f-c-rt i ! nly iiiIhrIhx 11 X f J lic-i-p of comfort riftht now If T & ynu havv'nt one. T A AVe're rn.i'ly uny d;iy to pro- X tcct you froih rn-.'.i Ky wonlh-r. a 5 1 sisll, Si;l pi Sippi I 1 1 IMS. Tailored by. export workmen, & X iSilk Lined, 1j.U0 nii'J J20.00. 1 1 $ 1 Pn i """" "'.""'j OaOlsl Charlotte's Fast Growing Store. T1 he Bee FllVf EW FALL DRESS GOOD Fin; all wr.dl f"nvi;.r rifivv u;iior!if an! full A. inr! 1-1 I . . III 1 i I ' ii " ..... , t ', , cs. uiacK ar;a D ue win situ Tine .srrines ot . wnire. re. - w,..r . s - - - Dollar value 7C Va;h Suitings, j?cod hejvy Suiting 52 inches, blac uuaranteeu Black. Another lot the tmeyquaiity, a line Silk T-lTeta. evry y,ird' guiranteed fall .36 inchc wide 7C Black Pwjau dc Soie, Ihe best of all $ilks forJieacHvc; Heavy all bilk Pcau de Soie, good black and full yn wide i:.. .. . cv Mil For Fall and Winter. NEW PATTERN HATS being vhown every day. ' keep constantly in touch with (he fashion centers the latest ideas in Hats will shown here soon as Y Look at the Hats asorten ayou like we are al pleased to show you and you nny get $ome idea5; will help'you in the: Section of a pretty and; bee Bonnet for the season. ' V . ' .LJlv 0 n il " n r .
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