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"AOB SIX
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
i i i i i i i i unnnni i i i i i i i 8
' OCIAL
HAPPENINGS
Personal
Mention,
Meetings of
Societies
n i i i i i i i i innnni mm in
Tells of Delightful Trip.
! John B. Sumner of Asheville who
was among the North Carolinians re
turning from Europe on board the
steamer Ban uiovanni nas arnvea ai
his home and is most Interesting In
his experiences. In an interview yes
terday Mr. Sumner said that his
, party, which was conducted by the
Temple agency of Boston left New
York on board the German liner Graf
Waldersee the first of June and land
. ed some ten days later at Hamburg
Following a stay in Hamburg the
party visited the following important
European centers: Berlin, Dresden,
Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest and Con
stantinople. Leaving Europe the
party proceeded to Damascus and
took an Interesting and delightful
trip through the Holy Land vlsitinir
the Sea of Gallilee. Jerusalem. Ca-
pemium, Nazareth and the River Jor
dan. , After leaving the Holy Land Mr.
Sumner in company with the others
Included in this Temple tour spent
some time in Egypt where they en
joyed many interesting things anion?
these being a twelve mile trip -which
they made into the desert on the
backs of camels. They visited the
Sphinx and the Pyramids tnd enjoyed
a stay in Cairo. In the party return
ing on boad the steamer San Giovanni
those hailing from North Carolina
Included: Mrs. E. Johnston, Miss Jane
C. Sullivan, Miss Helen Sumner and
! Mrs. James P. Moore of Salisbury,
Miss Cunningham of Greensboro,
r Miss Hattie Griffin formerly of Salis
bury and now of Richmond and John
B. Sumner of Asheville.
, Mrs. Josephus Daniels Honored.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels was elected
a delight to the eighteenth conven
tion of the North Carolina Division
U. D. C, convening in Raleigh Octo
ber 14. The officers of the Pettigrew
Chapter, this chapter acting a3 hos
tess for the convention, are: Miss
Daisy Denson, president; Miss Kate
McKimmon, first vice-president; Mrs.
D. H. Hill, second vice-president;
Mrs. Franklin McNeill, registrar; Mrs.
A. J. Field, custodian of crosses;
Mies Willie Ashe, historian; Mrs
Charles Lee Smith, treasurer;' Mrs.
James Brlggs, secretary; following
ladies were elected delegates to the
convention; Mrs. Leo. D. Heartt, Mrs.
Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Charles Lee
Smith. Mrs. James A. Brlggs. Miss
Daisy Denson is a delegate as chapter
and many organizations will be repre
sented, the labor unions to attend In
a body. In the interval since Miss
Price's arrival in the city members
of the local league have sent to the
national organization for literature
for distribution and It is hoped that
this matter will arrive in time for use
this evening.
Curtls-Mclntyre Wedding.
Announcement Is made of the wed
ding last Sunday evening of Miss M.
Gertrude Curtis, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Curtis of Flint street,
to Carlin R. Mclntyre. cashier of The
Citizen company, the ceremony hav
ing been quietly performed at the res
idence of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Boger.
Arlington Place, by the Rev. C. B.
Waller, D. D. The marriage was wit
nessed by only a few intimate friends
of the contracting couple, both of
whom are well known and quite pop
ular. Mr. and Mrs. Boger served an
informal wedding supper to the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre are now at
home in Arlington Place to their
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Grosvenor of
Providence, R. I., are at Grove Park
Inn on their honeymoon. Mrs. Gros
venor was here when a little girl.
It a?
Mrs. Edward Kendrick of Golds-
boro is a recent eastern Carolina arrival.
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Mrs. C. C. Kuh-.i of Ft. Branch,
Ind., is a guest at the Langren hotel.
Mrs. Connally-Coxe will motor as
far north as Harvard where her son,
Tench Francis is attending college.
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Miss Florence Martin, the charm
ing debutante daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Martin is the guest of
Miss Janie Jones at her home on
Pearson drive.
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Miss Sophie Silversteln who hns
been visiting friends in Asheville
coming here from her home in Sa
vannah will leave shortly for Deca
tur, Ga., to attend Agnes Scott col
lege. 5 H
Midshipman Robert Beall of
Greenshoro who Is now at Annapolis,
motored up from pastern Carolina
and Is visiting his uncle Hon. Thomas
Settle. Midshipman Feall is on the
president, and Miss Martha Haywood ""7 ' '
m TIGHTENS HER SKIN
H LOSES HER WRINKLES. t
"I want to tell you how easily I sot
rid of my wrinkles," writes Luella
Marsh. "While In London a friend
much envied because of her youthful
looks, gave me a formula for a home
made preparation which has the effect
of instantly tightening the skin, thus
smoothing out wrinkles and furrows.
"The principal ingredient is pow
dered saxolite. which can be had at
drug stores here. An ounce of saxo
lite is dissolved in a half pint .witch
hazel. After bathing my face in this
but once the transformation was so
marvelous I looked years younger.
Even the deep crow's feet were, affect
ed, and the annoying creases about
my neck. It seems difficult to believe
anything could produce such results.
Several to whom I recommended the
recipe have been similarly helped, one
an elderly lady whose cheeks had
become quite baggy." Social Mirror.
HIGHWAY TG ATLANTA
IS GREAT!
T
D.
Tucker Brown Is in This
Section on Speaking
Tour.
ns leailer or tne unnarens rriiiyin.
Manly's Battery.
Mrs. Leo. D. Heartt Is chairman of
committee on arrangements for the
convention. Mrs. James O. Litchford.
chairman of the hospitality commit
tee. n .
Meeting of the Suffragists.
The address on woman's rights to
be made this evening at 8:30 o'clock
by Miss Hannah J. Price of Tennessee
at the court house gives promise of
much that Is Interesting and success
ful. Possibly the greatest impetus
which could have been given the en
thus'astic suffragists In their planning
.for this occasion was the public tlec
larp'.ion for equal suffrage made yes-
the well known jurist who Is presiding ia stay hcre'
at the present term of Superior court
being held In Asheville. At a gather
lni of the local officers and others
playing in England
summer while on a cruise.
M. Swartzberg who has been
New York on business matters,
In
D. Tucker Brown of Chapel Hill,
representing the state geological de
partment at Raleigh went from Ashe
ville to Waynesville yesterday and de
livered an address on the Asheville
to Atlanta public highway. He Is
scheduled to make several addresses
In Western North Carolina on the
subject this week. With reference to
the Asheville-Atlanta highway The
Andrews Sun says:
But little remains to be done In
Cherokee except at the head of Jun
aluska creek next to the Macon coun
ty line, and a short distance between
Murphy and the Georgia line. Down
In Georgia a ituye r.uuiber of state
convicts are at work, connecting up
their link via Blue Ridge.
The most -1 if l'. cult part of the work
is in Macon county, from the Frank
lin township line acres the. Nanta
hala valley via 'Aquone to the Cher
okee line. This section is thinly popu
lated and there is no', much hope of
a local bond Uue. The United States
owns about 50,009 acre? of forest re
serve in this section, and it Is Intend
ed to secure the co-operation of
Senator Overman in an effort to get
the government to build this link, and
It is believed that this can be done.
Franklin Township in Macon coun
ty Is spending $75,000 in relocating,
season as well aa a bountiful crop of
melons and figs. The cove people
have an opportunity to develop a
great fruit growing section if they
will take advantage of it.
REAL GODD COMEDY AT
TIE MAJESTIC THEATRE
"The Bogus Bishop" Makes
Real Hit at Opening of
the New Week.
The Southern Beauty Musical Com
edy company opened at the Majestic
Theater yesterday to large audiences
with their musical farce comedy
called. "The Bogus Bishop."
"The Bogus Bishop" is not one of
those "slap-stick" shows, but is a
small but legitimate farce comedy
with musical numbers. It is one of
the few musical comedies that have
presented a play with a plot. The
tabloid affords good opportunity for
several song numbers to be ; intro
duced. .
The Southern Beauty company car
ries a chorus of pretty girls who can
really sing and dance and the sevral
musical numbers that are introduced
throughout the play were well receiv
ed yesterday and last night Among
those deserving special mention is
Forest Nelson, who sings, "When the
Sands of the Desert Grow Cold." The
quartette of mixed voices was received
very favorably and likewise was Hazel
Mae Young who lead- several catchy
songs. On a whole the "Southern
Beauties" have one of the best musi
cal tabloids seen at the local play
house this season,
"The Bogus 'Bishop" will remain
at the Majestic today and tomorrow.
Thursday, Friday .and Saturday a new
hill will be played called "A Mistaken
Identity."
Needle and Thread.
"I know tUe ins and outs of it, said
he thread. "Yes." replied the needle,
"sew do I." . .
guest at the Hotel Broadway Central
has returned home. Mr. Swartzberg
visited other eastern markets while
away.
Mrs. T. G. Owen of Columbus,
FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHING SCALP
Surely Cease When You Use
Parisian Sage Makes Your
Hair Soft and Fluffy.
Now that Parisian Sage a scien
tific preparation that supplies every
hair and scalp need can be had at
any drug counter, or from Dr. T. C.
Smith Co., it Is certainly needless to
have thin, brittle, matted, stringy or
faded hair. No matter how unsightly
your hair, how badlv it is falling or
Dillsbor townships in Jackson county ,how mucn dandruff, Parisian Sage is
are also building some fine roads an that Is needed. Everv trace of
a grading and macadamizing its roads,
. very lm
Sylva and
and this will complete
portant link in this line.
along the proposed route.
The Importance of this movement
Miss., arrived during the week end i to Andrews can hardly be estimated,
When this road is fit for service we
may expect to see automobiles on our
streets from New York, Massachu-
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Wetmore ! setts. Florida and Alabama, and in-
and is a guest at the langren hotel.
. m.
Miss Susanna Wetmore the young
leaves shortly for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sankey of
Terre Haute, Ind., are Asheville visit
ors arriving during the week end for
T. K.
has been
held yesterday afternoon for the pur
pose of perfecting plans for the event
of this evening when Miss Price will i
address the citizens of this city in th j
cause of the enfranchisement of wom
en, Judge ( line deciarea ror sunrage
saying that he Is entirely In favor of
the Issue and it was Immediately pro
posed that the able assistance of so
I the Limgren hotel.
! 9.
Chambers of Weavervllle
spending a brief period nt
Miss Frances M. Young of Sweet
water, Tenn., is a guest in the city.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. R. Beesley of St.
tervenlng sections, ss Is now the case
In the sections around Asheville.
This will bring men of wealth and
Influence here from all over the
country and Is bound to result In a
number of them purchasing homes
hcre, and helping us to develop our
wonderfully rich country.
GREAT FRUIT CROP
IN POLK COUNTY
The present season is the greatest
Louis are recent western arrivals and!for fiult ln Polk county, says a Polk
;are guests nta the langren hotel. county exchange. Tryon Is bringing
t K I to a close a very profitable grape
i Tl.nn.... - I v. i isale Tli. fruit PVfhn nirn him market-
important an ally be secured for fvi- j ' . . . . . morp rnp thtg year tnan ,..
Ar
dandruff is removed with one appli
cation, the hair roots aro nourished
and stimulated to grow new hair,
itching scalp and falling hair cease
your hair becomes soft, fluffy,
abundant and radiant with life and
beauty1.
Parisian Sage' is surely one of the
most invigorating and refreshing hair
tonics known. It is easily used at
home not expensive, and even one
application proves its goodness.
, a, lhff residence at Christ's school,
Walter Clark, chief Justice of North j
Carolina shall come to the city in the
interests of the movement. The suf-l(.h.,nl n
litLK'ntn mi.v iiif- ini iiwiutiii ;
grati.led in the enlisting of Judge
Cllne ln the cause especially ln view
of his enviable position In the state's
Judicial circles where he Is known for
his very marked judicial tempera -j
ment. ability ami attainments. The
gathering of this evening will be
somewhat in the nature of the gath
ering of a clan as Miss Price is the
niece of the late Senator Zehulon
Baird Vance, the widely connected
and murh beloved war governor of
North Carolina. Other well known
and eminent suffragists will also speak
this year than
former season, orders-coming from
all parts of the country. The Tryon
grape is now estahllshel ln the mar
ket and future demands will be
greater. It Is expected next season to
ship solid car loads.
A great apple crop Is now being
gathered. Orders are coming to the
a delightful ten days stay at Balsam M orchardists from all parts of the
Mrs. N. O.
It
Fansler
has returned
jto her home In Arlington place after
Men's Suits $9.50 and... $12.80
Hoys' Suits. . ,. . .$1.00 to $6.00
Ladles' Coat Suits $8.50 to $25
Ladles' and Children's Coats at
All Prices. v
Sweaters From 60c t'p
The Call Co.
(Additional Social on Page 9)
Moranton SoHnI Notes.
Grove. 1 nited States. F.aluda hoasts of one
of the finest apple orchards In the
country. Overbrook, owned by H. P.
Corwlth. He has orders on his books
from all pans of the country and
shipping la now on. Polk county
Miss Katherlne noss spent the last'hould take every advantage of Its,
of the wetk with relatives In Atlan- wonderful facilities for growing fruit, :
ta. Jnow that Its reputation for fine fruit I
Miss Dalsv King, of Sewanee. Tenn.. I W' H advertised. The Green lllver '
spent ten days with Mrs. Iiaac Averyl('nve section produces excellent rult
l: WLTMORE AVE. .
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Children Cry for Fletcher's
urns
The Klnd'You Dave Always Bought, and which has been
' in ns for over SO years, has borne the si&rnature ot
, and lias been made tinder his per
0
' sonal supervision Bincelts infancy.
ica46i Allow no one to deceive von in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger" the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshncss. For moro than thirty years it
has been ln constant use for the relief of Constipation.
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething1 Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS
Bears' the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use Fop Oyer 30 Years
Wan '-
Visitors to Asheville
Are invited to luncheon or dinner
at Grove Park Inn, the finest resort
hotel in the world. -
Luncheon served from 1:00 P. M.
to 2:30 P. M., and dinner from 6:30
P. M. to 8:30 P.M., at $1.50 per plate.
Finest Orchestra in the South af
ternoon and liight.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
None but high-class factory mechanics employed. Our
supplies are cheaper and all rork is Guaranteed
ENTERPRISE OARAGE
J. R Rnmbough, Gen. Mjrr.
"fflGtT1
CLIFF
The Coal without a
feet a fl
We handle the W,
Jellico fields affori
AshevineDray,FUeljai
wunsiruction Co.
OFFICE PHONE
YARD PHONE
FALL MILLINERS
w" wu wispuiy at
Sproafs Millinery
PARLORS
PRESCRIPTIONS
TEAGUE & 0ATI3
: Phones 260-1996
Introductory Sale
SIA.XB. UUUUS.
Astonishing Values
MRS. SHEPPARD, '
60 PATTOX AVE.
Formerly at 11 Government street
BALTIMORE. DENTAL ROOHS
B00
Stoit
Phone
15(1
GOOD PIANOS
at
Dunham's Music House
MILLINERY
IMPORTERS
S. Ferguson Millinery Co.,
11 Government Street
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairng my Specialty.
Nt. 8 Pack Square.
CUT PRICES ON
MEN'S SUITS ,
Gem Clothing Store
Patton Avcnu
CASH OR CREDIT
$15.00
Suit to Measure
Silver Dollar Tailoring Co.
15 South Main
rrcpntly.
'and vrpetoblfK. Col. Ell Hradley ha
Mr. Newton Hnllyturton entertnln- marke,,! Bom yrTy "n Penehea thlijagBtB
Set Teeth
$6.00
Crowns
$4.00
All work at reduced prices.
10- year Guarantee.
Ideal Painless Dentists
HS. Mnln fct Over Zasier's
Buck's Ranges g& '
Save their entire cost in the amount of fuel
saved in less than three years.
BURTON & HOLT
ronXFR PACK SQl'AnE
AND ISILTMOHU AVli
Typical
Souvenirs
nnonol.ITT.S are peculiarly
adapted to the enilx-nisliliiic
of small. hiintjr pendants
and other Uk artWUn of
Jewelry, on account of their
attractive and Intensive col
ors which make the amall
piece. In which they occur,
full of life and Intermit to the
lovers of pink and reddlwh
(ems.
K110DOLITF.9 of typical col
ors , and ood brilliancy
mounted In dainty solid fold
pendants rosUnff from 12.35
to $7.60 hare Junt been re
lved front tin factory.
It Is always our pleas
ure to show them to you
Arthur M.FicldCo.
d di'Mfelitfully en Tuesday, Biptemtier ... . jj a
15 ih In honor of .Mm. Moore, of Kny
ettevllle, who Is visiting her slater,
Mrs. Will Walton.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Hohhls and
Mrs. William HohMe will leava for
'hlcniro where they will spend the '
winter. j
On Saturday niht Muw Beaale Arra- ;
wood entertained a number of th
youniter set In honor of her brother,
Mr. Arrawood. '
Mrs. Kathleen Johnntnn and Mrs. D. j
week's visit to Asheville.
Mira Wllhelmlna Tate Is vlsltlnc
Mlns Maud Cox at Green river rn
tatlon.
Sterllnf Collett Is In Baltlmors tak
ing medical treatment.
Bt. Pierre Du Dose spent a week
with his sister, Mrs. Isaac Avery on
his way to Porters Military Academy.
II expects also to visit ln Spartan
burs: and Columbia.
Miss Martha Hons hss returned to
Airna Scott
J. H. LAW
TEA POT SALE
A bis; stock of CJood English Earthen Tea Pols Just re
ceived, fasclnatinB shapes, vary attractive deslKns and col-,
orlr.g. The prices are attractive, also.
Slits 1 rup to 10 cup capacity, big variety to select
from.
sf:k window.
- J. H. LAW, 35 Patton Ave.
MADE IN ASHEVILLE
ADMIRED EVERYWHERE
Photocrsphs you'll Iks glad to show your friends and acquaintances.
PELT0N AND HIG0AS0N, '
NEXT TO ntl.XOF.SS THEATRE.
MKRCIIAXT TAIIAMl
Legal Dulldln P N-
I'll one "87.
CAMDEN WHITE LEAP
IF ITS THE WHITEST HOUSE VOC
EVKIt HAW . ITS CAMDEN lA0.
Miller-Clavton Paint Co. '
Zcnltli Paints S3 Broad"!-
CHICHESTER SPILLS
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b.m. Mld vita V
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FRESH VEGETAELE3 AND FRUIT
Bplnarh. EKg Pliint. Turnips. ()ytr IMaat, Ornnr, Grapes,
Mustard Greens, Cavil Flower. Carrots. Green Deans. Cre.n P.a.'
t. . . . T Banannaa. Pea"hes, Turnip Greens, Tomatoes, rsrnnli s Lima Drana'
Walton Avery .pent several days In! J Pineapples. C.nuiopes. ' ' D
Atlanta recently.
Mlas Sarah Taylor left on Monday
to rs-nter the Misses Bhlpleys'
School at Philadelphia.
Tlekets now on sale at Melntyre's
rorner, for Fair. October U-n, u.
Please buy today and help cb'irlty.
Phone Jl or lit. tSS-Sdt
C')MK AM) hLi: Vs.
WEAVER VILLE
And Lake.Juanita
BATHING BOATING 1
Round Trip Tickets 35c. Special Night Rates 23c. '
Ticket Office Opposite Lnngren Hotel.
ASHEVILLE & EAST TENN. RAILROAD CO.
Yates & McGuire
J City Market Phone 334
tiiekwikop i j.: ;i M:(;::T.Mii.is
A Full Line of Victrolas
AT
. FALK'3 MUSIC nOUSE
76 r.itton Avenue.
Flower
Bulbs
In a few days we shall b
able to supply bull- of
and Itoman Hyacinths. Tulip
. NsrcUu-ia. Jon-iulls, D"'d"
Freasla, B-julUa. Bnodrl
Chinese Uiles. Bp.nlih
English Iris. All tng
Ing bull from ths bi-st ttctt
tf supply.
Grant's Phjmfccj
Il.liBbls Irug rS