THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Wednesday, Decembw v
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SOCIAL
HAPPENINGS
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Field wil'.
have with them for the Christmas
holidays at their home on Grove street
their sons, Francis and Marcus Field,
who are students at the Ashevllle
school. Mr. and Mrs. Field will also
have with them for the Christmas
season the former's sister. Miss Char
lotte Field of Cooperstown, N. T.
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Miss Florenoe Martin, the attractive
young daugrhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Martin, has returned from Washing
ton, where she Is a student In Trinity
college, and Is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin, and grandmother, Mrs. Vanoe, at
their home on Liberty street
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A house party beginning tomorrow
will be entertained by the Misses .Gosse
at their home on Blake street. On
Christmas eve the hostesses will en
tertain with an elaborate Chrlmas
tree, and during their stay a special
dinner will be given In honor of the
members of the house party. Amonff
those attending will be: Miss Bertha
Long of New Market, Tenn.; J. 13.
Wills of Morrlstown, Frank Taylor of
New Market, and Harris W. Helms of
Morrlstown.
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The Red Cross work in the city yes
terday was encouraging and has put
the sum total of net results well on
toward the $1000 goal. The commit
tee now has $859.94, yesterday's re
ceipts at the postoffice, where Mis.
Charles S. Jordan and her cousins,
Mrs. Angel and Miss Angel of Brook
lyn, sold the seals amounting to $30.25
and $6.25 coming in from elsewhere.
Mrs. William LeRoy Dunn and Mrs.
Arthur S. Wheeler are In charge of
the sale of the Red Cross seals at the
postoffice today and It is the ep.rnest
desire of the committee In the Inter
vening day to complete the fund want
ed. No street sales are goins on to
day but on Christmas eve Mrs. Allan
McDonald, with two motors and a
dozen young ladies to assist, will again
sell the seals upon the streets.
Trinity Christmas Musical.
On Christmas day the following
music will be given and the following
order of service observed at Trinity
church:
Midnight Eucharist (Thursday night
,at 12 o'clock.)
"Holy Night."
Introit, "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful."
Kyrie, Gloria Tibi, Gratlas. .. .Gounod
Anthem, "Like Silver Lamps". . Barnby
Ter Sanctus, Bcnedictus, Agnus
Dei . . ................ Gounod
Gloria in Excelsls ........ .Old Chant
Nunc Dimittls Gregorian
Bell Amen.
Recessional, "Ping. Oh Sing This
Blessed Morn."
ELEVEN" O'CLOCK.
I rocPFslonni : "Hark, th Herald An
. go!s Sing."
Venlty'. Mendelssohn
Te Drum , . . , King Hall
Penedletus Barnby
Introit: "Oh Little Town 3f Bethle
hem." Kyrie, Glorl, TIM, Oratlns. . . . Gounnd
Sermon Hymn: "Sing, Oh Sing, this
Blessed Morn."
Anthem: (Same as above from till?
point on.)
Soloists: Mrs, Wyatt Brown, Miss
Bettie Sites, Mr. Samuel J. Fisher.
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Carroll Martin, the young son of Mr.
"TWd Mrs. J. H. Murtln, who Is n stu
dent at Annapolis will not bp aWn to
spend the Christmas holidays In Afhe
ville as the cadets of this institution
are allowed one day onlv.
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Mrs. George W, Vanderbllt and
daughter. Miss Cornt-lia Vnnrterbl't,
who have gone to New York to be
with relatives during the holidays, n:Il
return to Biltmore house In Jo.nun.rr.
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Col. Rumhough hns been spending
part of the week In the city from his
home at Hot Springs.
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Miss Bessie Fant has been making a
brief visit In Spartanburg en route to
Cut Glass certainly dor
look very festlcc. about
look very festive, aloiit
n rharm to the spirit of
the dining table. Did you
ever notice how much
more life nn !'-. rnrss of
color tl w LUiboy Cut f.lnss
has, than most other
makes? I liought at Field'
a beautiful Libbey made
water plfclier, cut by hand
In the new Intaglio stylo
of cutting. The flower,
leaves and stems of the
graceful design are deeply
cut and finished with satin
glaze, which produce a
crystal effect that looks as
pure aa a beautiful gem.
With this pitcher la a
Sheffield Tray fourteen
inches in diameter, with
pretty grnpe hortrer that In
rnlwd above the anrfacn
of the tray and finished
satin to match the design
of the pitcher. Tims my
friend will have Ire water
In a bouquet of nverlast
ing flowers, surrounded by
an arbor of grape vines
and (rapes.
COUSIN MART.
Personal
Mention
Meetings of
Societies
her home In McCall from Canton
where she has been teaching.
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John Martin has arrived from Ford
ham University In New York to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Martin.
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Dr. and Mrs. Wheeler Compton, the
latter formerly Miss Genevieve Dumes
nil of Kentucky and Asheville, are In
Birmingham.
Mr. Tubbs has arrived from his
home In Florida to visit friends in
Ashevllle during the Christmas holi
days. K
Mrs. J. H. Martin has returned from
a two months' stay with relatives In
Washington. Mrs. Martin's mother,
Mrs. Burrltt, is much improved in
health.
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Miss Mary Webster gave a delight
ful tea at her home yesterday after
noon complimentary to her house
guest, Miss Mertz of New York. The
affair was enjoyed most pleasantly by
a number of friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Cincinnati
who are guests at Grove 3Park Inn will
have with them for the Christmas
holidays at the Inn their son who is a
student at the Ashevllle school. Sev
eral other ,of the students will spend
the holidays at the Inn.
(Additional Social on Page 11.)
COPENHAGEN IS MECCA '
'S PEOPLE
Markets of Denmark Notable
City Filled With Merchant
men at Present Time.
Copenhagen, Dec. 25. (Correspon
dence of the Associated Press.) This
city is now the Mecca of Germans and
the hotels are full of merchants, sales
men and others intent upon doing bus
iness with the neutral world, especial
ly the United States.
The busiest office in town at present
is that of the American Consul Gen
eral and Mr. Wlnslow is doing his ut
most to assist Jhe exporters of America
in the sale of their commmoditles.
Exporters should bear In mind, said
Mr. Wlnslow, that only necessities can
be sold to Europe at the present time
and no experiments will be made by
Danish importers. Grain! cotton, flour,
provisions, foot wear, clothing, canned
goods, metals and all raw material
will have the call.
1 r.e nxi.wMing Lead.
The iiisbt smelletl sweet, tbe breeze
rustled, the stream murmured, ann
past me on the iilr tbe souls of the
killed enme marching. They seemed
of one great company, no longer ene
mies. Ail b:iil tbe same fixed stare,
braving something strange, that they
wore trying terribly to push away.
All bnd their eyes narrowed, jet fixed
open. In their gray white, smoke grim
ed faces. They made no souml as
they passed. Whence were they cotn
Ing. where going, trailing the ghosts of
guns, riding the ghosts of horses; Into
whrit river of oblivion, far from hor
ror, him the savagery of man? .lohn
Galsworthy lit Serihner'n Alagazln.
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RElliN Ur Ml IIL.A.
Barbario Brutality of That Savage
King of the Huns.
Atflla was a barbarous king of tbe
Huns who reigned from the year 434 to
453 of the Christian era, but be bad bo
religion except that of brutality, con
quest and toot He ruled cltb all the
weapons known In that day. and his
hordes were compelled to follow him
by tbe same means, as he hod no mercy
on any who showed tbe least lack of
fealty to him or mercy to tbe con
quered. For a considerable part of his
reign It Is said that his Individual word
was law over a vast territory extend
ing from tbe Caspian sea to tbe river
Rhine. Aa a leader he was fearless
and masterful and savage. He called
himself "the Scourge of God."
He ruled jointly with his brother for
several years, but wanted no division
of tbe spoils, and his royal brother was
disposed of as others of tbe royalties
of that region have been disposed of..
He founded tbe city of Buda, made It
his capital and from It directed tbe
slaying and looting wherever there was
anything to get thnt was worth hav
ing. He laid waste In tbe most ruthless 1
manner some of the finest and richest
cities of wbut are now Greece. Italy,
Spain, France and all the territory
north of that, levying heavy tribute
everywhere and burning and killing
where tribute was not promptly paid.
Hc conquered the powerful Byzan
tine emperor, Tbeodoslus, In 448. de
stroying hundreds of gems of architec
ture and art, and compelled tbe em
peror to pay to him the Inst money
possible. He again laid waste all the
eastern empires in 450 and then gave
bis attention to Gaul In tbe west with
an army said to have been 700,000
strong, but this Is thought by some
historians to be an exaggeration. How
ever, thnt army was strong enough to
do Its will In all that region. He then
made au attempt by force and cunning
to detach Theodoric. king of West
Goths, from bis alliance with the Bo
mans tinder their general, Aetlus; bnt.
failing In that, he gave battle to the
allies near Chalons, on tbe Catalanian
fields, and there bad bis first real re
verse, Tbe allies failed to follow up tbelr
victory, and the following year Attlla
and his savage hordes laid waste ail
northern Italy and bad arranged tor
an assault on Rome, but be bad Just
bad an example of the prowess of tbe
Roman soldiers and wben he beard that
they had concentrated there In great
numbers be desisted.
Arduous campaigns and intemperate
living had sapped bis strength, and In
453, on the very night when be mar
ried Ildiko, a Burgundlan princess,
"the Scourge of God" was blmsell
scourged into another world.
Extravagant.
Clerk Mr. Goldbug. as I am to mar
ry I would like more salary. Boss
How much more do you want? Clerk
Ten dollnrs a week. Boss My gra
clous' How many women are yon go
ing to marry? Chicago News.
f wcTof V KindT
"A woman hns to give up a great
deal after she gets married," sighed
Mrs. Gabb.
"A man does nothing else bnt give
up after be gets married." replied Mr
Gabb. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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IN LEGEND OF LEONORA
Fantastical Repertoire to Be
Presented by Noted Ar
tiste in Asheville.
A particularly Interesting event Is
the appearance of Maude Adams at
the Auditorium on Monday night,
January 11. w-hen the actress Is to
be seen in a double bill of plays by
J. M. Barrie. The chief play is "The
Legend of Leonora." with which the
bill will open and it will conclude
with "The Ladies' Shakespeare."
Miss Adams is always delightful aad
artistic. Her successes have been
many and notable; but In "The Le
gend of Leonora," she is destined to
exercise a greater sway over her fol
lowing than she had an opportunity
of doing in any of her plays since
"The Little Minister."
Of course, it is Leonora who is the
heroine of the new comedy, and it
Is a wise Barrie who has drawn her.
He knows that although the modern,
practical woman with her votes, her
clubs, and her executive boards may
be professedly an object of admira
tion, it is the old fashioned woman
who is really loved. And so he cre
ates Leonora In old fashioned colors,
makes of her a thing of beauty and
a joy for ver.
So whLv .leal and fantaetio is the
story that to recount it is to spoil It.
A fond mother pushes a man off a
railway car because he Insisted on
having the window open, and Leon
ora's little girl had a cold on such
an incident Is the play , built. The
oomedy opens at a dinner party
where the shy guest is told that he"
Is to meet seven women, the charac
teristics of each being described to
him. 'While he Is alone In comes
Leonora and he endeavors to discov
er which of the seven she is. In a
scene that is charmingly humorous
he learns that Leonora is all seven
and ever so many more rolled Into
one. Then for two acts Leonora Is
on trial for her rash act. Never were
there such scenes In any court for
Leonora turns It topsy-turvy. With ab
solutely no concern she sits and knits,
chats with the Jurymen feeling that
she was thoroughly Justified in what
she did for did not her little girl
havo a cold? Of course, she Is de
clared not guilty of homicide after a
scene In which there is a fleeting
touch of pathos.
"The Ladies' Shakespeare" Is a
pretentious work in one act and con
taining three scenes. It Is based on
"The Taming of the Shrew," and
Barrie has so edited It that It is as
the ladles of today would have It
with Petruchlo instead of Katherlne
being the tamed one. The play Is
most elaborately staged and has a
cast of twenty-six people. The com
pany surrounding Miss Adams Is
made up of prominent players.
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Don't Forget the Bucks.
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On the Square.
Jewelry Sale
10 KT. Solid Gold Biifos
of every description from
75c to $3.50. Diamond La
Valliers from $7 to $13.50.
H.LEVITCH,
THE COLLFGE ST. JEWELER
Opposite Majestic Theatre.
261-12
MILLINERY
AT HALF PRICE
S. Ferguson Millinery Co.,
14 Government Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Made this week will bo delivered in time
'for Christmas giving.
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
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On the Square.
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Something for the whole family and something you can
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Gifts
CHRISTMAS
Are the most beautiful, practical and appreciated of all
gifts. You cannot possibly give a woman or man any
thing they would rather haveihan something to beautify
and bring comfort to the home Something that will be
useful and enjoyed for years to come.
Ladies' Writing Desks
Dressing Tables
Mahogany or Oak
Folding Card Tables
For Mother a Quick Meal Range or ' Kitchen Cabinet
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Holiday Excursion Fares
Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the South
Round trip tickets will be sold December 16th to
25th, Inclusive, December 31st and January 1st, 1915
with final limit to reach original starting point before
midnight January 6th, 1915.
For further information, Pullman accommodations,
call on your local agent, or .address the undersigned.
J. H. WOOD, A. H. ACKER,
Dir. Tass. Agent, City Fass. andTkt. Agt. ;
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FELT SLIPPERS
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Ladles' and Children's Felt 81ipperj,
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