ciiAitLom; daily o:::wm KOVEHBim -23, winox -
Sscid criJ PcrscirJ
' The reception unilur the auspices
. Ot the Thonvpeon Orphanage Qutld,
which Is to be given In the room of
:. 1 the Colonial Club fhls afternoon from
,v 4 to 6 o'clock la the social event of
, to-day. Tills reception -will be ele
gam and delightful In . eVery detail,
and the lad lea havlns It In cbarira
ara very desirous that It t largely.
; r attended. - jterreahmenta will Da serv
ea, ana & sliver; Offering win te re
celved. ;thls to used In making
'mora comfortable and convenient tha
4ulldlnga of . the 'Thompson Orphad
, Tho following named will receive
jn in parlor: Meaatmea T. t c
Kvans, J.. p Stow, J, A;' Carmon,
. . wrigni, j. .:, nuicniaon,
.Tames A 1 Houston, R. t. Tate. 3
. i Dalton. H. A." London, K. C Kec
. ' .later and Harris WalllnckrwJt; Mtases
s ' Julia Robertson. Stuart and Sarah
f . Jones, Sadie Belle Mayer. V iacy Kay
r Louisa Wadsworth, Johnnie plcksoti,
," Annie -Wilson. . . Maud Holt, - Mary
Spencer Anderson, : Dade, Cap hurt.
, , . uoy sjn. wrote. aieaa. uresorv
in the tea rooms Misaes Mary Ar
nold, Wash and Emma Holt, and Mrs.
earn juaxweii. .
'la me oining
room:? -' Mesdames
m. a. Bland.-. M, MU; Murphy.1 B
,s Rueb Lee, Bslph Miller Ed. Dur
k JJ-.v? ham.' H. J. Oregg, RCV Moore.
i v, ueorge r . Jtutaier, James Kerr. - J
, v 8- waters. Hertot Clsrkaon. C A
vMland. U. O, Miller; Misses Florence
, ., , fnotnas and auwred ttiapbam.
',kw - . .
- ' y Mrs. Paul Chatham and Miss Mar
v caret Thurmond left last night for
, f New. Tor, wherer they will spend tiro
.;. ar threo weeks. ; :--.
, T. . Mrs, v-B. V. Rogers, of . Concordats
t. Tieiun- ner, asuanier, wrs. joaa
f York, at Dil worth.
i',. - r
4. ..Mrs. C R. Dennis baa returned to
v the city after spending soma time with
ier brother, at Aaheviiis. ,
'.j ; vJJr. and Mrs. A. li. Barratt are Yls
r V ltjn Mr. and. Mrs. . R. Cannon, at
Mount Hoiiy. i ' :
i v The marriage of Miss Mary Ollll
. I ran. the . daughter of Mr. and Mra.
v' John Ollllgaa. and Mr. Morrison P,
Williams will bo solemnised at St.
Peter's Cat ho Mo church thle morning
at o'clock. Tha ceremony a111 be
, performed by Rev. Father, Joseph,
Rev. J. P. Snipes, 'paston of Lowe
Steel Creek Presbyterian church, and
Miss Ada Parkinson, of Rosemark.
Tenn.. will be married this evening at
the horn of tha bride. The ceremony
will b performed by Rev. J. H. Mlh.
Icn. Mr, Snlpea - left for Rosemark
Monday.
Mra. -W. P. Smith, ot Rogers villa,
. Tenn.. after a visit to her daughter,
. Mrs., J. C. Tata, lift laat night for
Mew York, where she wilt spend some
time. . t
Mrs. J. B. Sea,well, of Henderson
vllle. Is vUlUng Mrs. Luke Seawell; on
Weat Trade street.
Mrs. Barry S. Cain returned to her
home at Ashevllls yesterday after a
visit to her parents, tar. and Mrs. C,
L. Torrance. ' "
Mlaa Mary Snancar Anderson w;ll
leave this morning for Durham, where
shewlll visit Mies yary Lroke.
Mrs. Carrie C Martin and 'Miss An-
z Caster returned home last evening
rrom uraeniboro, whore-.triey attend
: od tha annual convention of the Y. W,
C. A.
, Mra. E. C. Register hsts returned
home after a short visit to her sister,
Mrs. Haxel witberspoon at Lancaster,
B. c.
Mra Harvey Lambeth bas gone to
Danville. Va.. to visit Mlas Lois Con
rad,
i Cards reading as follows hare been
jssuea:
Mrs. Erwln William Thompson
At Home
Saturday. December first
four to alx o'clock
. Charlotte, North Carolina,
Dilworth.
Mrs. Don Connelly,
Mrs. Montgomery Dent Francis,
Miss Wlckershaw.
Carda reading as follows were re
cleved In the city yesterday:
. Doctor and Mrs. Sowers
request the pleasure) of
'your company
. at tha wedding breakfast of thetrf
. . daughter
Eleanor Kerfook
and
Major Samson - Lane Fa! son
' " United States Army
on Wednesday the nineteenth of
December s
at talf after twelve o'clock
Seventeen hundred and seven M
Chusetts Avenoa
Washington
M airless ceremony at It o'clock.
Maj. Faison Is a brother of Dr. I.
W. Falson.' of Charlotte. .
Mr. L. 8. Boyd and bride, who was
Miss Viola Lewis, of . Blackstocks. &
" CM will arrive In the city tommorrow
. night from their bridal trip and be
' at home at Not 104 North College
' street. - . - -
. 1 Mlaa Cora Bates, of Rock HI1L a
r ' Is vlsltlns? at tha home of Mr. and
" Mra c c Bates.
'.'-'' aassasee) ,
Miss Maria fteeness, who has been
. vl-ltlng tier slater, Mra B. M. Olbbon
. lr eterday morning for Egleston
Va.. to spend..' the winter with her
broiher.
.,!,
( Mlaa " Lillian Dodd .who hei been
vleltmg her sister, Mrs, Cecye Dodd
Craig,-will leave to-morrow for her
home In Raleigh.
.11
'' The Athena Book Club held an
Interesting meeting 1 yeeterday with
Mtsa Battle Nash, on North Church
street r The club Is studying Scot
land and Scotch writers this season.
.'Miss Alice Atkinson, of Monroe, was
1 A 5Hlg:htfut tea wm gxn by Mlm
, , College last night to her friends, Col
r and Mra t Edwards, ot Blowing Rock.
, who are spundlng the winter In Char
lotte, . After tea, an Informal recep-
' tlon was held In the college parlors.
, Mrs. Edwarda was a former resident
.. of Charlotte and has many friends
" who wilt be haryy to know that she
v and her husband are In tha city, ' ;
y , v.tv.--..
' Mr. Walter R. Harris of ,the
Oeorge F Wharton Company, of
. Nsw Orleans, La., la spending to-day
tn the city with Mr. J. Olen Bmlth.
Mr. " O. F. Mason, a well-known
member of the Dallas bar, spent Yea
, terday In tha rlty on business., .
, Mr, 3. B. Kubanks, of . Monroe,
" spent laat night in the - city stop
ping at the Buford. , t
A csuse tor tnnnsaei
thsnksglvlns that
rn get Blue Ribbon ijimon and
Mil
Abwilutely pure, g twice as fee
nt the
Hltie JUbb'.n flavor'1
is perfco'
ASK far lb Zrt. 'aiie.
Monogrammed
for ' ' " v
A GENTLEMAN TO
, Visiting Cards are also
'ypur, orders now, so that they can be executed In ample
time.1 Samples and, prices furnished uposj application, J, P.
STEVUNS ENORAVXNO
Stationery, 47 Whitehall
PERSONAL. ,
The Movement of a Number of,, Pso
, pie, Visitors and hera .
'.' Mr. John M. Craig and Mr. Miles P.
Hoffman and a party of friends xrom
Philadelphia 4eft yesterday , morning
on a hunting trip In South Carolina,
v Cant. P. IMlllna- and Mr. C. E. Nois
ier, of King's Mountain, spent , yes
terday; in the city on business, " a
Mr. E. J. Justice, of the Oreensborr
bar. spent - yesterday tn the city , on
legal bualnes. lie1 was a guest at the
Central. ' " " - "...
.Among tho out-town people here
yesterday was M. W. J. Whltaker, ot
RorlJngham. ' i ' 1 . :
" Mr. John Phillips, a welt-kaown
traveling salesman, of ' Cincinnati,
Ohio, spent yesterday tn the city with
fil.m.liL , ' i .i . tv. " i
Among-, tha visitors In Charlotte
yesterday 'wars Dr B, C. Boyette and
Mr. R. K. Davenport, of Mount Hol
ly, who were guests at the Buford.
v Mr. Charles C. Wtena. of Wades-
hnm ' anent vestardav In tha City..
Mr.' M,-. McBrayer, Of Rutherford.
ton. was registered at the Central yes-
i Among tha gussts at tho Buford
jr-alerdar . was Dr. 3. W. Smather. ft
Ashevlllv ' - - " '-k
, Mr- M.. Goldstein, of - Philadelphia,
la visiting his nephew; Mr,' H. Mill'
- J. v. Robertson and Mr. W. U.
TaUaterro who have been spending
a f it ta:rht In-Florida, will retorn
Mr: w. Watt has arrived In the
city after a trip In the North.;
Vfr .pAuin Ana-iaton. a'well-known
sllkv manufacturer, of Wadesboro,
spent, last night tn the etty stopping
at' the Central. . ,
i Mr. A P. Rhvne. ot Mt, Holly. Is
aiwndlna- tollar In f ne City. " v' '
Mr.. J. M. 'Connor, ot Shelby,. "was
a visitor In the city last nigni. -Mr.
n. M.' Bhielda of Llncolnton,
waa registered among tno (nests t
the Bnford laat night.
Dr. E. McKJOoodwIn, of Morgan,
ton, spent last night In the city, stop
ping at the Buford.
Mr. P. R. iMcFayden.' of Randle-
man, was a visitor In fne city yearvr
day. . ' ; - !-
Mr.. J. L. Scott Jr.. of Graham,
waa one of the guests at the Buford
last night.- '
Dr. Lewis Freldhelm. ' of Rock
Hill,. . C. spent last night In the
city ; .'
Mr.- XI; H. Edmands. Jr.. of Bal
Umore, Md.. Is spending to-day In
tha city, stopping at the Buford.
for It Is an art, has reached
high, water mark with ua
W have the only trainer be
tween Washington and Atlanta
who usee tha national ( oak
moulding, staining It to snatch
each 'individual ploture.
oun workotop
Is equipped with tha most '
modern machinery for maki
Ing perfect corners, and by :
Increasing ofr capacity for
turning out work, ' enables us
to do high-grade work cheap
ly."'. '. '.
Bring your Christmas orders
early. ,'s . ' . -;
Richardson Orchestra
".sy-v'S'ss'i i
Attief.ry 'cf-Csic.
Thursday, ftOv.; 29th
MATINEE and NIGHT'
t
ovular Music,
a
Popular Prices
'. a. ' '
V
25'irid 50 ,' CENTS
1 "
The
Ait
nf Vi
rviminn1
i in in in v
wasa
Retires
II
STONE & mi
1: - .; BookscHors aad StaUoners, ' I I
flationvry makes a dainty Christmas Present
A LADY
n , acceptable v present,. Send
us
CO., - manufacturers ' ot Society
atreet. Atlanta, 1 Georgia. ( ,
When you . want,- good
laundering, Just go to tho
'phono n( ask for 119, and
any one ot . our five ' wagons
wilt . call St onoa for your
work."' ; Our .wagon "aervlce,1'
'liko oupWorki'- J Is v tlya"
standard at excellence.
i ' - . J' ' "
KODQ . lAUfiDRy CO;
'Crnc Laandertng. '
West Fifth St. At Church.
We trace by far the
largest, part of our business
to the friendly offices of men
who have dealt with us.
After all, it's satisfaction
that men buyers desire- and
appreciate most.
May we. have an oppor
tunity with you f
Ask to see the "Initial,"
t -
thb stylish soft Hat for
young men. 'lnis is the
handsomest shape in soft
hats that has -been brought
out. '-
;'.
a- .
Furnishers, Hatters and
Men's Garments.
After
Thanksglvlnfi 1
-w- There's 4 whole lot of thing
to be grateful tor this year1,
We received onr share la the
' shape , of a . ; subatantlal , In-,
; crease In business, which goes'
to show, that men ' particular
. about their apparel ar thank
, t al tor the kind M service we
afford. - ' '
; After Thanksglvlftoj than ,
the Holldaya' 5 , ' f '
We i suggest that ' yon get
your order for tailoring t In
' early, so as not to . run -any
v risk of disappointment. -
' ' We outstrip "em all when It
. eomes to quallty-our , prices
lag behind. , .
BUIT8 TAILORED TO T A SITE
. fit to ISO.
Cc!:::iss & Co., Ix
TAILORS, ' '
8. Try on Street.
5 Vugons,
i Piicne 160
i ; ' r . -i" ( I' "
IS II
lie lap
Brown?l:
)t v 1 . T"r ,. . . ,, . . sjBssaeaasssw - , t ; .-, ,-
ilrfl
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mi
We have never had such a big
season in Cloaks and Sulta Our
suooess In pleasing our customers in
this - department Is very gratifying.
' We are getting In new supplies
almost every day. If we haven't
what you want to-day, we may have
It to-morrow. ' '
Light-weight Long Cloaks are great
favorites.. Shoppers tell us we have
the most desirable to be seen. -
We have a special value In. long
light-weight .Broadcloth Cloaks, two
grades, at $10.00 and
WARRANTED SILVKRWARS AT
"v. - . DRY GOODS PRICES.
" Just Opened sp a choice assort
ment at Roarers and other standard
makes ot quadruple plate Silverware.
Walters, . Spoons, Syrup Pitchers,
Children's Sets, Shaving Seta Soup
Ladles, Berry . Spoons. Pickle Cas
tors, eta, etc.
.We guarantee the quality, and you
will And the prices very reasonable.
JAPANESE, CHINA AND
,- c x. rY XAOQl'ERKD WARE.
Very attractive for Christmas ores-'
nts.. and appreciated by everybody,
we have, a ' beautiful assortment at
low prlcea - - v
HLLLERY.
Our trimmers ara the busiest they
have been this1' season. We are
selling fresh, pretty Hats at much
reduced prices la the reason.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURS
DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY.
VIEY'S
13 West Trade St
THAI RUG
Uow about itt Have you
ever found the ' Rug you
want, at the price you like?
n Have you ever examined
Lubin Furniture Cos stock
of Rugs? '''::"ic'! .
They have a fine display
of Rugs of all grades and
sizes, . and you will find
their prices very reasonable,
considering the, ' grade of
goods. - i rv
Give them a trial and be
convinced. r l;
Lubirv
Furniture
Cornpny
DRAUQHON'S
Raletgh. Colaasibla, KnoxvDK Atlanta.
a f.u..M in la stAtM., SHiai'i-iriMa
seonred or money REFUNDED. Also
teach BY MAIL, Catalogue will eon-
inoe you that Dravgbon s , Is TIU
KaTK' Call or. send tor tt. :
Co To The
.208 S, Trycn.
Meet Mc at The
AllCCTIAmlui
One new case
fONDERLAND
Moving Pictures
and
Illustrated
Songs
Snag by Mr. O'Connor.
Open From $ to 11 p. ra.
The Fad of the Season
Hand Painted China
The great variety of the
useful and, ornamental
pieces of
HAVHAND CHINA
beautifully, and artistically
Land-painted which we are
showing, are the finest
creations procurable. It is
a treat to see them at
j. L STEER E
Jeweler
41 N. Tryon Street
1 1.
KOSna. CARNATIONS, .VIOLETS.
Bride's bouquets of . . handsome
Bride's -Roses, Lily ot ; the , Valley,
etc. ' " , k 4 v i . f "
Handsome ' Floral ' Designs, ' sUL
shapes and slsssv ,
. Write ns for prices on your Wed
ding Flowers. ;
Send us. your orders for Funeral
Designs by telephone or telegraph,',
. Wa will ship quick and please you,
too, . ' f 4 . :. , .''
J. YAK" IilNDLEY NURSERY Col
, j-omona, n. v. . ,
t ' ' I
' Send telegrams to Greensboro. v
. FREDERICir-J. FtAHc
CONCFRT PIANIST.
Vocal and Pianoforte Instruction.
Pupils prepared for Church, Conoert
and Operatio Stage . -
Studio 101 N. Poplar St Tsl. 1119.
m
l
flmm$
X number of Styles in pretty, bright, O-lnoh Field Mixtures,
very popular for Children's and Misses" dressea Price 48c.
too. COTTON NOVKLT PXAipS, JSc. ' i
Arnold's rich, dark Novelty Plaids. ; Price reduced . front
NICK NEW TABLE LlNtCN FOR THANKSGrVINO.
An oho from last week's special sal.'. Having anttclpaied onr wanta of to
. dsy months ago and placing early Import orders for a large supply. Is
the only reason we can offer such glorious "bargains In Linens, for the
past several months Linens have advanced wonderfully.
$1.00 70-Inch All-Linen Silver Bleached German Damask. 75c. yard.
7tc 70-lnoh Irish Unbleached Linen. Price BOc, yarcw
11.00 'fine 70-lnoh Bleached Irish Dmaak. Price 754- yard.
Extra heavy Silver Bleached Damaak. $1.00 yard.
11.10 Double Scotch Damask, T3 Inches, full bleached. Elegant assort
ment patterns, fl.SS yard.
SOMETHING NEW ALWAYS IN CLOAKS WOMEN'S
SKIRTS.
No day .passes that numbers of express packages do not arrive tor our
Cloak and Suit Department. Always something here of unusual Interest,
from point of style, fit, workmanship and pries.
$7.50 48 and 48-lnch Ladles' Tan Covert Coats, loose back, shaped col
lar, halt-lined. Price tft.00.
$10.00 48-Inch Tan. Black and Castor loose-back Kersey Coats; several
' stylea Pile $8.50.
$15.00 and $18.60 $ and 50-inch Sample Cloaks. $13.50. '
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Fifty popular styles In Ladles' Man-Tailored snugly cut Skirts. Materials,
Chiffon Panama. French Vollea Cloth, Plain Panama and Serges. Ex
cellent values at $5.00. $7.50. $10.00 and $1S.50.
mwm,
WHOLESALE AND
fl
A Cta
te tag Blacij
M Gloves :
fcterto ;1
Al sold but four pairs. Twas the greatest selling , 'of
Gloves ever known here.
Big Job Short Kid Glii
for To-Pay
At almost a give-away price for Kid Gloves.' YC'V
COO pairs in this lot, and at the prices we're putting on
thern, every pair should bo sold to-day4 V 39 Oenta "a
pair, ' " .i ' "
Nonte taken back or exchanged. .", ;J
Our storo will be closed all.
givingDay.' !u
The B
. DEPARTMENT STOP.H
Corner Trade and Co!:
Theae are ; 'i
1 1
14
MAN-TAILORED
RETAIL
Sweep t f
I. f:
1 ,
day to-morrow, 1 Than)
,?: : 1 i .
Thanks-
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