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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS.
iJUUUUJUUD
IPIOCIAL II Pfrsoaal
Meetings of
Societies
0 HAPPENINGS
- llrA.n-f alriivt'll AnnnunofimmL
The following from the Salisbury
Post will interest the many f rlenda of
the Caldwell family in this city:
: "Of interest to society throughout
the state is the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Flora Bryan and
Frank M. Caldwell of Charlotte, which
was made last night at a dinner given
by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Simmons, at
tne southern Manufacturers club.
Th eneajirfamp.nt wnji m uH bnivn In
a charming and unique manner and
came as a great surprise to the friends
oi miss uryan ana Mr. caidweu, both
of whom are extremely popular in
social circles of Charlotte and
throughout the state.
Miss Rrv&n in th dmiphtAr etf M
an Mrs. George W. Bryan and is one
or inariotte s most attractive and
popular young women. She is great
ly admired wherever she is known for
' her charm and lovable, womanly
qualities.
Mr. Caldwell is the son of the late
Joseph Pearson Caldwell and a
nephew of Miss Jennie Caldwell and
Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz of this city.
Endowed with unusual mentality and
: personal magnetism, he possesses in
the highest degree those traits of
character which make and hold
friends. Mr. Caldwell is well known
in Salisbury, having visited here on
numerous occasions and has many
friends in this city who will be in
terested in the announcement and ap
proaching marriage.
"The wedding will take place on
reoruary nth
At Pre-Catrfan.
Another woman in the name nartv
at Enghien wore a wonderful wrap
wnicn caused the observers to ignore
entirely the robe It uncovered. Hav
ing seen the orieinal onlv a few dav
before in Agnee's show rooms, I was
aoie instantly to place Its origin; and,
truly, it was a credit to the designer.
Made of a reddish orange velvet, it
whs lined with shining gold color
which gleamed into prominence as
she walked. A collar of mink fur
dropped low in the back, and fur
trimmed the wide loops serving as
sleeves. The scarab clasps gave an
Egyptian touch.
It was while lunching at Pre
Catelan that I saw a pretty ruffled
gown which at once, to my mental
vision, spelled Cheruit. for this par
ticular disposal of tiny frills is peculiar
to that noted house. Made of bis-uit-colored
taffeta, the narrow ruffles
were strips of the same silk, simply
hemmed and sewed on the skirt which
was extremely short and scant. The
young woman who carried this frilly
mans so adorably was under . the
chaperonage of Mrs. Ogden Mills. The
narrow ceinture was of dull blue silk,
nhile a darker blue outlined the bro
cade. The Criterion.
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special Music at All Souls' Church.
At the Evensong service at AH
Souls' church, Biltmorc, tomorrow aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock, Mendelssohn's
"Lobesang" (Hymn of Praise) will
be rendered by the choir, under the
direction of F. Flaxlngton Harltor.
The following is the program:
1. Chorus. "All Men, All Things,
Praise the Lord."
8. Soprano solo and chorus. "Praise
Thou ths Lord." Soloist, Miss Bettie
Moore.
3. Tenor solo, "Sing Y Praise"
William Jones.
4. Chorus, "All Ye that Cried Unto
the Lord."
5. Duet and chorus. "1 Waited for
the Lord." Soloists, Miss Bettie
Moore and Mrs. Harker.
. Tenor solo, "The Sorrows of
Death." -William Jones.
1. Chorus, "The Night Is Depart
ing." H
Ar&an Xotefl
Correspondence of The Gazette-News.
Arden. N. C. Dec. Born, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Presley, a son.
Mrs. Georre A. Tr,-w.
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from New York, where she has been
since Thanksgiving, on Monday.
Mark Garren and Miss Meta Reagan
were married nnlp-tiv at . !....-
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home Monday afternoon and have
gone souin tor a few weeks. Miss
Reagan was one of Ardn' mnt .
tractive girls and has a host of friends.
jur. uarren graduated from Christ
school six years ago with the highest
honors. They will mak ov u
home on their return from Florida.
Calvary's branch of th Wnmnn'a
auxiliary had a meeting on Thursday
afternoon. They have decided to have
the Sunday school Christmas tree
r rmay aner Christmas, at the rectory.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meece, with their
children, expect to spend Christmas
wun tne father of the former on
Avery's creek.
Woodfin Clayton is at home for
Christmas from Fruitland
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Clarence S. Darrow, the famous at
torney, lecturer and writer, who spoke
on "Labor and Capital" last evening
at the Auditorium, and Mrs. Darrow
were guests at the Battery Park dur
ing their stay here.
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The seniors of th
college in Greensboro thl
bore off the trophy In the hockey
tournament played with the Juniors of
the college. By this virtnrv nf Thnn.
day the seniors claim the Bell trophy
Saturday,
CHRISTMAS BUYING
- MADE EASY
Get your boy a wheel tar rhrt,t.
mas. Let him have ' the pleasure of
nw. Par for it next year. A Cash
deposit and monthly payments does
me woric.
Large assortment Bicycles for boys
or gins; velocipedes and Tricycles for
tne little folks.
Ask to see an IVER JOHXSOJf.
3. M. HEARN & CO.,
Phone 448. Battery Park Place
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Novelties Made of Silver
are Poplilar as Gifts
A ND yu will need a great many love
ly articles for presentation.
C ILVER Jewel Boxes with cushion top
75c to $3.75. Silver Bodkin Sets 90c to
$2.50. Silver Bodkins 35c. Silver Tape
measures 75c to $2.00. Silver mounted
Emeries 20: to 90c. Silver Thihble Cases
90c. Silver Stilettoes 60c and 65c. Silver
Glove Menders 60c. Sets of Silver handled
Shears $3.25 to $5.00. Manicure Knives
Hair Curler, Tooth Brushes, Shoe Horns,
Nail Files, Pumice Stones and Shoe
Buttoners with silver handles 50c to
S3.00. Scissors with silver handles 90c
to $3.00. Paper Cutters and Book
Marks 25c. to $8.00. Bankers Sets
$3.25 and $3.75. Silver Eye
Class and Spectacle Cases
$6.00 to $10.25, Men's Sil
ver Card Cases $2.50
to $3.75. Men's Silver and
Gold Belts $5.00 to $25.00.
Work Baskets with Silver Fit
tings $2.50 to $7.25. Silver Cork
Screws and Bottle Openers 90c to
$3.00. Silver Cigar Cutters 90c to
$2.00. Silver handled Pocket Knives 75c
to $4.75. Silver Pencils 25c to $5.00. Silver
Pen Holders 75c to $1.75. Silver Key Rings
50c to $1.25. Silver handled Shaving
Brushes 85c to $1.75. SUver Match- Boxes
$1.00 to $3.00 and up. Silver Cigarette
Cases $5.00 to $15.50. SUver Cigar Cases
$12.00 and $15.50. Ladies' SUver Vanity
Cases $1.25 to $13.25. Silver Bag Tags
$1.00 to $2.25. SUver Coin Cases $1.75 to
$3.00. Physicians SUver Thermometer Cas
es $1.00 to $2.25.
Arthur M; Field Co.
cup. The game was hotly contested, 1
ths seniors scoring In ths nrst half!
and the Juniors tying the score early!
In ths second half,. Shortly after the j
seniors broke the tie and the game!
was won with a record of t to 1.
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Frank Lockwood of New York, who I
has hMn n VMM . t. v, .... t i. t
hotel for some months, coming to the j
.ny eacn season for part of the year,
wilt leave on Tuesday of next week
for White Sulphur springs to spend
the holidays. Mr. Lockwood will also
go to New York, to be with relatives,
and will return to Asheville in two
week's time. -
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Mrs. Thomas J. TV'ooldridge ' leave
this week frr Wilmirto- to spend the
Christmas holidays with her son-tn-law
and daughter. Mr. mil Mn wn.
liam Augustus Wright Mm. Wool
drldge will later be joined In Wilming
ton by her daughter, Miss Mary Moore
WooWrldge. who will remain In Auhf.
ville during the Christmas season.
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Dr. F. J. Clcmennw luv.. ah
for Houston to fmonri tho rhdrtmna
holidays with his father. F. J, Clem-i
iger.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller. Jr., of De
troit, Miss Kortson of Asheville and
0. T. Rawls of ARheville formed a re
cent dinner party at Grove Park inn.
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Mrs. 8. C. Loftaln will entertain
with a dinner for her daughter, Miss
Loftaln, and bridal party at her home
on College street on Christmas eve.
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A PhriRtmna va AnTiri t tha Rat.
tery Park hotel is rumore, the af
fair, it is said, to be given by a num
ber of young men of the city. ,
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Mr Rtanlav Rfnwi Rrtvt-t and en '
of Madison, Wis., arrived yesterday I
and are guests at the Battery Paiki
hotel.
Mrs. W. A. Hnrhp.r. whii ha linri
a guest at Grove Park inn. left yes
terday for Chester.
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. Miss Edith Lawrence has returned
from Nashville to spend the holidays
with her- parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lawrence, at their home in
Grove Park.
Miss Fannie Waters of Wilmington,
who frequently visits relatives In this
Part of the state, ut nnw ftDpniltnc
some time in Fnyetteville
CaoL J. P. Sawvpr vlln Va lucn
in Greensboro attending the meeting
of the Dixie Fire Insurance agents,
has returned to his home in the city.
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E. A. YOllM of RlVhninnil ! n
guest at the Battery Park hotel.
Mrs. W. T. Beattv nnrl Mia. Mi
both of Chicago.
and are guests at Grove Park inn.
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Miss Sallie Walker leaves in a few
days for Charleston to visit her
brother at his home on the Cooper
river.
Miss Sarah Randolph Anderson ar
rived yesterday and Is a guest at
Grove Park inn.
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up sua tae spool or Ova rou away, a
Washington man has designed a brace
let spool that prevents all this. The
spool u revolTably mounted on a
bracelet which opens at the bottom and
which can be clasped on the wrist In
an Instant. The yarn or thread feeds
over the back of the hind Into the
needle, and there is no slack and no
possibility of tangling and the conse
quent tedious untangling. The spool Is
held lishtly in two spring clasps, so
that it can readily be removed and
fresh spool put iu its place. Being
open at the bottom, the bracelet will
fit any wrist, and it Is made with a
nmsn that will not tarnish.
cream. yoiiU of two eggs aim a piacn
of salt. Lite twelve tart tins with
good pie crnRt and divide the mixture
Into them. . Bcke in a hot even for
one-quarter of u hour. Cover with
whipped cream and serve., . . .
Fer Cleaning Porcelain.
Salt proves an excellent cleaner for
porcelain tubs and sinks. Throw lit
tle coarse salt into a slightly damp
ened tub: then rub briskly with a flan
nel cloth wet with turpentine. This
not ouly produces a beautiful cleanli
ness, bnt Imparts an unusual polish.
Roast Turksv.
A ttirkev should he ilrMd and
cleaned at least twelve hours before
using. Make filling of soft part of
stale bread. Pour over this hot melted
butter; season with salt, pepper, sage
ana onion If liked; mix well together;
salt well the inside of turkev and fill
and sew op. Fill the space from which
yon took the crop. Do not pack the
fllline or it will be hear. Place the
turkey In pan with breast np; push the
legs np under the skin: fasten with
small skewers to the bone of ths i-iimn.
Turir the wings back; run another
suower throueh them and bodv of tur
key. Tie legs together; wrap twice
around the end of skewer: brine It n
the back; wrap it around the ends of
tne wing skewer and tie tightly. Put
uttie pieces or butter over the turkey
if it is not very fat Baste every ten
minutes. hen done remove strings
and skewers, place on hot platter and
garnish. ,
Possum and 8wct Potatoes. .
Skin possum carefully; remove bead
auu reet and draw. Wash thoroughly
In cold water, salt in and out side and
let hang overnight. In the morning
wash again. Then put possum in a
baking pan, closely covered. Cook on
top of the stove until tender: then re
move top pan nnd put in the oven to
orown, oust with black pepper and
baste often. Peel sweet potatoes and
cut in tbick slices; boll them about ten
minutes, then put potatoes in with
possum and brown.
When possum and potatoes are nice
ly browned put possum on a large
platter and arrange the potatoes around
It, garnished with sprigs of parsley and
serve. '
Quail on Toast.
Dress and cut quails In halves. Bait,
roll in flour and fry in hot lard till
golden brown. Pour a little hot water
Over tbem, cover closely, draw to back
of range and cook till quite tender.
Have some thin slices of bread nicely
toasted. Bfemove quail from pan, pour
f ff grease, put In tablespoonful of but
ter, add a little water, let boll up and
pour over toust. Serve piece of quail
on each sllcei .
HINTS FOR THE
BUSY HOUSEWIFE
Bracelet Spool For Holding
Yarn or Thread. .
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To Whiten LIngsrio.
White dresses and llngeHe which re
sist all efforts Rt bleaching may be re
stored to whiteness by soaking first in
cold water in which a little ammonia
has been added and then boiled in
lemon bleach for twenty minutes.
This is made by merely boiling lemon
slices and rind in a pan, putting in the
garments when lemon Is boiling.
Fried Carrots.
Cnt the carrots into four pieces and
boil until tender in slightly salted wa
ter. Strain and nut Into a frviixr nan
into which hove been put one table
spoonful of butter and one onion, chop
ped flue. Fry brown and sprinkle with
pepper. Serve hot -..
the aouimiitrntloh was considered for
comptroller of the currency,, but de
clined the place. ' i
While there is no technical objection
to the presentation at the St Peters
burg court of a United States ambas
sador.' despite the nonexistence of the
usual treaty of friendship, oottimerce
and navigation, which was tenriinaf
last January by P Resident Taft. it is
regarded as likely tbat new treaty
may be negotiated. It is therefore be
lleved tbat the appointment of an am
bassador from toe United State, will
tend to hasten a tetjlrn of cordial re
lations between tu two governments.
Doubtless the new ambassador will be
charged with the Initial negotiations to j
that end. The previous ambassador to I
Russia was Curtis Guild of Maannxhn.
setts, who resigned.
Mr. Pindell of Illinois.
Henry M, Pindell of Illinois, who
was selected py president Wilson for
me post or ambassador to Russia, is
the editor of the Peoria Journal. Mr.
Pindell was prominent at the Balti
more convention and helped swing the
vote of the Illinois' delegation to the
Wilson column.' He is an old time
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How to Curo SleODlesshoaa.
When you And it dlQlcult to sleep
iret a cloth In cold water and lay It
on lb" back of the neck and fold a
towel, smoothly over it It is particu
larly useful in case of a dull headarhs
Precede this treatment with a warm
bs'li nnd it glass of hot milk slowly
HENRI 11. PIKDIXt,.
frifird .of the oresident and early !n
, Croam of Celery 8oub. -'
This can bo made from thn ontor
tough stalks of tlie celery heads thai
are not suitable to est as a relish.
Wash and scrape and when von ha to
the equivalent of two cupfuls (using
Desides a rv of the bleached leaves)
cook slowly for an hour or until tender
in m quart of salted water or white
stock. Yi hep tender press through a
puree sieve and a ouart of hot nrllV
and when it comes to the boiling point
thicken with two tablespoonfuls of
flour blended with the same amount
of butter and cooked with a little of
the boiling soup. Stir constantly un
til smooth and thickened, add a quar
ter of n cunful of crenin ftnlren rmm
the top of the second quart of milk If
you do not care to use it for coffee)
and serve with kernels of snowy pop
corn floating on the surface. 1
Two Great Staaaa. '
The largest stage In the world is tbat
of the GrnDd Opera House In Paris. II
Is 100 feet wide, nearly 200 fet in
depth and 80 feet high. The height is
measured from the level of the stage
to the "flies," -
The stage of the Metropolitan Opera
House. New Tork city. Is 101 feel
wide. 89 reet deep and 77 feet high and
Is believed to be the largest la the
United States. London Answers.
Hickory Nut Tarts.
Mix one cupful of hickory nut meat
with one cupful of sugar, ono-balf cup
ful of raisins, two tableeaoonfuls of
NOW OPEK
The French Shop
EXCLUSIVE GOWXS, COATS,
' 6TO,
Woman's Exc hangs Bid.
Haywood Street.
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Women who do crocheting, knitting
and other forms of needlework know
bow agrrsTatlmjlT the yarn .can Janlr
Tmnks,Bags
AHD SUIT CASH
H. L, ITNKELSTEIK
Loan Office
- 23-25 South Main Street
Phone 887. '
PLEASING GIFTS
NICKLE-SILVER GOODS
16 Patton Avenue "The Store For Women
Asheville, N. 0, t Who Know."
Buy Your Wife a Nice
Set of
For a Christmas Gift
A fortunate purchase of a $4000 collection of, FUR8 from u
overstocked manufacturer enables tis o offer a handsome assort
ment of FUR SETS and ODD PIECES at I
1-3 Less Than What You Would Usually Pay
YOUR INSPECTION IS ALL WE ASK
Xmas
Ocme
wnun every
slipper notion yoU have
you'll go away RHtio1
erybody says slipperB
season of the year aW
slippers for .everybody.'
Hunting Boots 19 .
inches tan or tlack foHL.
or roan and women's;,
and black.
We have your num
Nichols Shoe (
And The Bahrain,,..
Xmas Shoesters On fte
Shampooing TTii.
Facial Massage and Chir0t
MISS CRUISR'R en,-
Phone 16 - - 23 B.nJ
-MANIOURIKU.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPn
Nothing; will add more to the n,
mas pleasure of th
folks at home, stm toT
Xmas, . K
McGarry's Studio
Next to City Hall, Pack 8qi
Just received hinmi, i
FLORIDA ORANGEF, 40c. pn
New crop RAISINS, FI08, OEif
NUTS.
CRANBERRIES 10c. pr mint
All kinds of PIREwnnvit..
children. Quick dell-mr unbn
the city. PHONE 1531
B..M. SHEPHARD, ti Cflfcr
Lyerly Motor 0
AUTQS FOR HOI
fcy the day, trip or hour,
Reasonable Bates
Phone 1651 lOW.CofcV
AMERICAN
1 1UNDERSLUNQ i
Baltimore Dental
Rooms
Oyer Mrliols Shoe St or
Phono 151.
CUAf'lKU DI8HE8, COFFEE
PEItCOLATORS, C It V M B
TRAYS AXI SCKAPERS.
SANDWK1I TOAYS. NABIS. ,
CO HOLDERS, TEA C11ACK
EH HOLDERS.
5: O'CLOCK TEA KETTLEo,
TEA TRAYS, CASSEROLES,
BON BOX DISHES, DOMlVO
SIGAH HOLDERS. SUGARS
AND CREAMS. ' .
GLAM H.MU RFLISn DISHES
J. H. LAW, 35 Patton Ave.
" f MUTT TT Mil limn I il
IV ------ "IlllVlllf
X WOEKINO. STILL WORKING
2 To help vou have a nicfl nlPAHnnt. HhnVmn. ht
i - . i - vnwubtuaa, t TV c A
Z have ever so many nice groceries that will insure a good X
c tune wuen uiuuer is annouufiPfi. I :m iu fnr f i. t
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i ensp vegetables.
Yates & McGuire
CITY MARKET Phone 334 ?
Phonei 1715 and 1716. , 37 Haywood Street f
Narcissus
Bulbs
Ths most popular of all
, bulbs for sTowlnc In water.
They bear tail spikes of I to to
sweet-scanted flowers each.
For best effects they should be
massed In groups of sis or
more .bulbs according to ths
lie of ths bowl and supported
with Just enough pebbles to
keep them from toppling oyer.
- tt tho bomi in a soo! , dark
place until ths bulbs are well
rooted and then bring to the ,
ht. It la very Important that
, this root growth be mads in
ths dark or vary poor flower
ing will result Pries Ita per
rtin: Juc ttr dos If by mail.
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Grant's Pharmacy
Drags and Seeds '
Park&TOford
Xroaa Candies 60c. to $2.
per ponnd.
C. Sawyer
"AMERICAN ' UNICRSL0(r
Tw aumii trarat. Mntnr. 1 nlil
tit nrhuiha 1 i Irr
Urea. Itxt U all around oa A V i
mountable rims.
FULL EQUIPMENT XHCW
(CA VHmrmm A.ntlU nldlW
handaomo plat fflan wlndihleid;
nv Bair-ttarter; nne montirw
Krt mwtA afnmi itlirtfltnal full
sVslaMMHMs l.4n HsrhMrl
m aauiaaaiisais mmisw
complete with fenemtor; iul
tlon 7st3m with htjh teniloi f
A m a KalisM anil adlaf) t
eoll: one extra rim; horn: Jw'
nur.in- Mmnl.tl tool kit u4 B" '
pair outfit
BLUE RIDGE MOTOXC:
It Bo. Main 8t ' W"11
M Per Cent of
On ALL
Trimmed UaU
Spro
iat's Millinery
PARLOUS
Oatea taHg.
Pack!
FILMS DEVELOPED lOcJS
M A f T. An n nit'i mi uaa mr
ROBINSON'S KODAK STORE
BATWOOD ST.
Don't Forget
TALK'S MUSIC HOUSE has sold for thirty y
and is selling utill.
The Best Piano at the lowest prices, co
qnality. Victrolas and Oraphanolas
dolins, Banjos, Guitas, Ete.
msisieDt Flh
Easy ternw.
Phone jraN "vanta" to lot