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IP" CT THE ASEEVILLE GAZETTE-ttE3 i : ji:"!Slttt I" ll'il lUitiiiis t'llib wIm! lW! Shi '1 l J-t . , ri. , , .-t. .v...,... t-Ji I)r Misses Simpson and Moore Mies Mary Hamilton, the debutante (laughter of Mr. a,nd Mrs. O . C. Ham ilton, will entertain this evening at her home, Ardmlon house, in Ard mlon park with a ball In honor of her house guests, Miss Maud Simpson of Fort Gaines, Ga, and Miss Annette Moore of Lynchburff, Va. The young ladies are college friends of Miss Hamilton, Miss Simpson being a rraduate of Notre Dame, the college recently attended by their young hostess. Miss Hamilton's home lends Itself particularly well to a large function such as that of this even In; as the location on the mountain Hide and three large gajleries over looking the city make It a spot of tharm and beauty. The ball room In ardmlon house Is a spacious affair to K-hlch is given the greater part of the third floor of this handsome granite residence, In the ball room white nd green will- be used in the decora tions and throughout the lower floor irarlet Mexican sage will - be used. Miss Austin's orchestra will furnish the music. The orchestra will be sta tioned In the ante-room adjoining the ball 'room where also puneh will be wved Presiding at the punch howl vilt he Mm. Henrv T. Hartlett of Montgomery who Is spending the ummer with her mother, Mrs, George H. Smathers at her home on Mont- tnrA avenue. During the evening a ieliclous salad course and an ice eourse will be served. Other deltRht- ful entertainments are planned for Wim Hn mil ton's euests later In the veek. . : t ' . Children's Party. The following children were present at a recent delightful entertainment given by Mrs. R. W. Fulton, aansted by Mrs." Lewis D. Clark for the pri mary Sunday school class of the First Ilaptist church: Miss Grace Wallfr, Miss Margaret Klncaid, Miss Lor.lse Nixon, Miss Louise Clarke, Miss Geor gia Clark. Miss Margaret Buchanan, Miss Helen Shaver, Miss Pauline Shu ford, Miss Katherine Perkinson, Miss Oav Fulton. Miss Alvita Pierce, Miss Dorothy Ruby. Miss Margaret. Wor- lev. Miss Fanny Russell, Miss Ms.ry Neely, Master Robert Shafer, Master Jack Buchanan, Master KUs- worth Clark, Master Robert Penner. Master Kenneth Lee, Master Ralph Te. Master Beatty Rector, Master "Weslev Fulton, Master A. I. Ruby and Master R. A. Doe. The party was given at the home cf the hostess, the Bon Air, on Ashelantl avenue. Kenneth Lee and Robert Penner were prize winners In one or the children's games of the afternoon. Coming Social Events. On Wednesday evening there wfll be a terrace dinner and dance at the Battery Park hotel and a dinner dance at the Manor. On next Thursday afternoon there will be a tea dance at the Battery Park hotel and In the evening there will be a dance at Margo Terrace. On Friday evening there will be a dinner dan-.-e at the Battery Park hotel and on Sat urday, afternoon i.here will be a tea dance at the Country dub and a din ner dance at Grove -Park Inn on the evening cf Satusday. X ft Pinner Dance at Grove Park Inn. The dinner dance given at Grove Park Inn on Saturday evening was at tractive and enjoyable. The largest dinner party given previous to the dance was given by Mrs. Alvorl In honor of Miss Simpson. Mrs. Alvord's guests were: Mrs. N. M. "Watson, Miss Therese Chapman, Miss Alvord, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Robertson, Dr. W. R. Herbert, Mr. Chapman and Mr. Fleid. Among others entertaining at dinner last night were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mlmnaugh, of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Bug, of Durham; Dr. and Mrs. 1 M. Humphrey, of Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dickey, of Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, of Laurel, Mississippi. Dancing began at : l:S0 o'clock and- lasted until mid night. ft ft Mrs. Ralph Parkwell Engel has ar rived from Washington and has Join ed her mother, Mrs. Duffleld Hilliard, at the Langren hotel for a stay, ft ft Mrs. Henry M, Flagler has arrived ; with a party at Grove Park Inn to spend the summer. Mrs. FlaKler came in her prlvats ear accompanied by h.r mother, Mrs. W. R. Kenan, and her brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Kenan. ft ft X. I Hlggason of the Arm of Pelton and Hlggason, photographers, left on the Carolina special Saturday night for Indianapolis to attend the N .' in al Photographers convention. Mr. Hlg gason took with him an Invitation mi WMMl. rr Blanche Beacon DO YOU KNOW HOW TO REST? Ik y" . ft iipiiiiii S) ,, , of the tired,- ugly wrinkles oriental design that are most beautl Many in a ; woman's face comes from hit not knowing how to rest. You will find that the successful business woman, the successful ac trss or the successful society wom an, is the woman who works as hard as possible when she works and re laxes entirely and rests when1 sha grows tired . - . These women Invariably wear loose gowns and go corsetless when they are at home. This does not mean that they are ugly, alouchy looking women In fact, most of them look prettier in their , house gowns. In which they have probably carried out their own Ideas of original dressing, than they do when; they are seen on the street garbed. Jn conventional fashion. No woman should attempt to He down with her corset on; she only tires a new set of muscles and fras- r.les her nerves trying to keep tense ' by doing so. There are beautiful one piece gowns of Greek, empire or ful and they really give distinction to the woman who vwears them In her own home. With a loose gown, you can rest and relax. If you are tired and nervous, there Is nothing that will iron out the tense lines like lying on your stomach for a little while. If possible, select a soft divan or bed and then drop down on your stomach' and "let go." Try to feel that the bed is holdlrfg you; let every muscle sag. Close your eyes and sim ply stop thinking. You will probably find this rather hard at first but after a while you can take this reposeful relaxation at any time of the day that you need it. Try it. You will find If, after a hard day, you He on your stomach for a half hour and empty your mind of any annoying thought then arise and bathe, your face and neck with cold water, you will be surprisingly re freshed, besides looking like a young girl after an afternoon nap, ' Two Weeks Only of Community Sale This special tract quarter nfl. Community Klwr, Fac tory Sain, will close July list; nntlt this time jrcmr K-vrtitr five oenu will purchase one dollar's worth of, 60 year liiuuity, spoons and forks. 11.9 Beautiful Models valon, Floarer ds Lore start l-mnii-" are an bring etmwtl , (..it by the niakwa of this) ! iimus, silver. ' 1 '-HAVING FREI HJ ' ::!.Fh'!Ca from the Asheville board of. trade to the convention to meet In this ;Hy In 191. Mr. Hlggason will be a guest at the Claypool hotel while In Indian apolis. He will return to Asheville on Saturday of this week. . ft ft Miss Frances Gates will ent'rtalT tomorrow afternoon at her handsome home in Grove Park with a- 'ard party In honor of her house guest, Mrs. RobertMcDavid of Birmingham. In the evenfig Miss Oates will fur'he entertaln for her guest with a dancs ft ft W. B. Smith, C D. Turner 'and R. E. Douglns of little Rock are rruosts at Margo Terrace. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. William Knight hnve as their guest at their home in il'itu craggon Park Mra Walker of New York. ft ft H. B. Walters of Nashville arrivtd on Saturday to spend the summer at the Manor. ft ft Miss Frances Oates has as h'sr gust at her home in Grove Park Mrs. Rob ert MeDtovid of Birmingham, a :harm. ing bride of the year. . ft ft This afternoon there will be the regular Monday afternoon tea dan':c at th Manor. Panclng will begin about S o'clock and wfll last until 6:30. ft ft Miss Margaret Brown and niece, Miss Dorothy Brown of Charlotte are visiting relatives In Asheville. ft ft Miss Mary Hamilton's house guests. Miss Maud Simpson, of Fort Gaines, Ga., and Miss Annette . Moors of Lynchbnrg, Va., will be guests of honor at a supper party to be given one evening thlsfweek by Mrs,' Hun ley Gover at her horns In Henderson vllle. The guests win dance later In the evening at the St. John's hotel. , ft ft Mrs. Charles M. Piatt Is spending the daw In the city from her country home at Busbee HaJl. , ft ft . Miss Marie Need ham. well known !n the younger set, WIU leave Columbus, Oa., today for Asheville. Miss Need- ham was to have been one of Miss Mar Hamilton's guests. at her larve dance this evening but was unable ti arrive In time, ft ft Mrs. Roberta Jung of Cincinnati Is visiting In the olty. . . ft ft Miss Adelaide Porter, who spends much tlms with her sister. Mrs. Huy ler, In New York,. Is In .Asheville. ft ft .... Q. 8. Arthur, sr., unit his sons 'itrs expected- by motor today from, the Falrvlew estate in the plrdmond sec tion of the state. Mr. Arthur wt formerly connected with the agricul tural department of the BUtmore es tate and was a resident here fur many' years. ' . . . It ft . . i .' t Bnrn, to Mr. .and Mrs.. .Thomas WadU-y Itsoul, a daughter. . ft ft N'l"s lipe end. MI TMIth ' ' ' '!' vho ars visiting the latter's family at the Falrvlew estate near Trinity in this state will remain away about a fortnight longer, ft ft George B. Neely has returned rind Is spending some time with his family in Hiltmore. ft ft The meetings of the Woman's Guild of Trinity church have been discon tinued 'during July and August but will be resumed In the fall. ft ft Country Clirb. Mrs. Arthur F. Rees poure tea at the week end meet at the Country club on Saturday afternoon. On Mon dav. July 26. a mixed doubles tennis tournament will be played off.' Many entries for the August golf tourna ment are being received. One hundred or more guests were present at the club on Saturday afternoon. . ft ft Mrs. C. P. Southerland has as her guost at her home (1 AsheUad ave nue, Mrs. W. E. Lowd. who has re turned to the city. t . ft.'ft -Miss Alglne Foy of Winston-Salem who has been visiting in Hickory has returned home. ' ft ft Miss Kate Dlttman of Daytona, Fla., arrived during the week end to spend the summer In Asheville and vicinity. Miss Dlttman will be remem bered as one of the charmlnj visitors here last season. . . ft 'ft .' Mrs. P. M. Pearsall of Now Bern goes to Black Mountain this week for the remainder of the summer, v - Aft ft Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Brown ef Knoxvllle and their little son are en loving an outing at Fairfield, N. C. ' . - ft ft Miss Lottie Cloapor of Wilmington is spending the remainder of the summer at Hendersonvllle, Horseshoe and Columbia. " : y - ft ft - Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Kennedy and L. B. Kennedy of Union. S. Care In the city, guests at the Langren hotel. - ft Pitt Cobb of Greensboro will come to Asheville the first part of this week for a ten day's stay, ft' ft- H. W. Lewis of Asheville has been a guest at the Hotel Guilford in Greensboro. ft ft The weekly Monday evening dance will be held this evening at Margo Terrace. . ' ft ft ' ' Tomorrow afternoon there will he the regular Tuesday afternoon tea dance at the Battery Park hotel. ft ft V v;.-., Miss Kate Horner of Charlotte ar rives today for a visit to her cousin, Miss Eva Horner, at her home, Shoen berger hall. . - ft ft Miss Mabel Wolfe is visiting friends In Greenville and Anderson, S. C. ft ft ' . Judge Newman of Atlanta is spend ing some time with his family at Arden. ft ft . W. R. Blanchaxd and T. E. Blan- chard of Columbus, Ga., are In the city, guests at the Manor. Mr. Dixon who was a member of the party has returned home. ft ft'- Mr. and Mrs. Argintar have as their guest at their home on Orchard street Miss Rao Kirshensautn of New York. . ft ft . P. Wltcover has been spending some time at the Mountain Park ho tel at Hot Springs'." . ft ft James A. Moss and A. H. Moss are guests at Margo Terrace, ft ft Miss Annie Oakley has gone to Chicago for a fortnight's visit to friends In that city, ft ft . C. G. Welscropf left on Saturday for New York In business interests, ft ft Mr. and Mrs. William Knight will entertain for their small daughter. little Miss Adelaide Knight, "with birthday party at their -summer home In Roscraggon park. ft ft Miss Charlotte DmPont will enter tain at dinner at the Battery Park hotel on Wednesday evening. Covers will be laid for 14. ' ft ft Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Goddard, W, E. Chapln and S. Y. Tupper of At lanta motored to Asheville during the week end and will spend some time here as guests at the Battery Park hotel. . ft ft Miss Sara Herndon of Ludlow, Ky Is a guest at Busbee hall. ft ft Mrs. Palmer of Columbus, Ga., and her daughter, Miss Palmer of Char lotte, are guests of Mrs. Charles R. Moore of Weayervllle. . They will go soon to f roctor, Bwain county, to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs. John Reagan. ' ' ..-. ft ft ' Miss Naomi Neal of White Springs, Fla, has arrived at WeaverviUe for the summer. Miss Neal has spent several seasons In WeaverviUe. . ft ft 1 H. G. Carpenter of Greensboro spent the week end with relatives In WeaverviUe. ; r' . Wl'.llam and Josephine Reagan, children of James M. Reagan of WeaverviUe, left yesterday for Nor wood to spend the remainder of the summer with their mother's parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Taylor. . . ft ft Miss Kittle MoElroy, assistant post mistress at Weavervllle, spent the week end with her mother at her home near Mars Hill. Robert McEl roy of Washington, Oeede MoElroy of Knoxvllle and J. W. McElroy of Asheville are - also, visiting their mother. ," -. - ' ft ft -Miss Carpenter and Edward Car penter of Greensboro are guests of Miss Nora Devenlsh at WeavervUle. J. H. LAW, Asheville, N. 0. ADDnONAL SOCETY OW PAGE ti Dancing classes forming dally. Ar thur Murray, Battery Park Hotel. Advt-tf "THE AFFINITIES." To Be Presented at the Auditorium by Local Ttalent Under the Direction of the MJsg Burkhimer. The local chanter of IT. IX C. have been very fortunate in securing the Misses Rurkhlmer to present one if their delightful plays here for a ben efit. The Misses Burkhimer are the authors of three musical compiles and have presented them In fill the large cities throughout the state with marked success. - "The Anitles" Is considered their best play, so they have decided to give that in Asheville, This play has been presented In Charlotte, Raltlgli, Dur ham. Rocky Mount. Wilmington nnd other cities and has played to packed houses, a second performance bMng demanded. "The Affinities" la a mu steal comedy in three acts with one of the cleverest plots that can be found. There are twenty musical numbers, When you ask for something at this store you get it PROMPTLY AND WITHOUT having to refuse something you do not want Goode and Hage, Inc. Drugs. ' J. L. SMATHERS AND SONS - Leads in Fine Furniture. Bpoclal Price for Best Sil ver Plated Spoons, Forks and KnlTOS. Ranking as jobbers we re ceive only the largest discount We can and believe we do of fer much lower prices than are usually offered. WHILE THEY , LAST. . 60 dos. best triple plated me dium knives per dos. tS.SS Forks to match above dos.f 3.00 11 dos. Forks and table spoons old stock, but best plate on best nickel metal . arid . full weight guaranteed for 1J years per dosen ..... H.00 A BEADED PATTER!' , of spoons, forks, etc., that we are closing out to make room for a new pattern of lust the same' quality ' Roger's goods, full weight, sliver plate on best quality nlckle sliver. The following Is what we have left and prices! , r . r. 15 dos. tea spoons at dos $1.40 dot. Dessert spoons at dos en ..... ...... J8.40 4 dos. table epoAns at dostl.BO dos. forks al dos..... IJ.sO 1 dos. coffee spoons at dos en le0 I dos. Oyster forks at dos. tl.tO I dos. Orange spoons at dos- en S only, Boup ladles each .C1.C0 We call attention to the toU lowing goods and prices: Fine steel kitchen knife sets, in six sixes and shapes, ' per set i. 8o A new glass Flower Basket, Heisey's Glass. The prettiest we have ever shown . . , . ISO Japanese Smoked Bamboo Baskets a beautiful lot of them; our own Importation, and at lower prices than ever before (almost one-third less) Blown glass Vases . -And vases In silver. at .. lc stands 0o WHY IS HOLSTEIN MILE The Best Milk ProduoedT ' Phone or write us and we will send you "The Btory of Holsteln Milk." Anandale Dairy, Phone 211L Set of four Wood Spoons the finest made, tied up In sets with ribbon Pure white china, large closing out at Half Price. lot 10 Dosen white enamel slop palls at ...y t5o (The usual price 11.00). Alaska Freesera, made. as d the North Pole ' best - freeaers Special Display "MELBA By Miss Johnstone, of Chicago At Allison s Drug Store consisting of many Broadway hits, cx-4 qulslte dances, attractive: choruses and magnificent " costumes and stage settings. - . - - . '' ' A committee from the U. D. C.'tre now inviting the young people to take part, dramatic artists,- .singers 'and dancers are requested to take the parts in the play, Asheville has splendid talent, and 'there is no doubt that "The Affinities" will be presented here on as magnificent and large scale as In other dues. About two Hun dred people will appear in the cho ruses which, are: Blue-Birds, Texas Tommy Dancers, Rain-bow chorus, Wood-Nymphs, Debutants, Sweet hearts, Mexican. Chorus, Bdfffragettes, Tennis Chorus. Also solo dances, and ball-room dances. The first rehearv-al is called this evening at 8:30 at. the Y. M. C. A. The leading parts will be assigned, and those for the special dances, and choruses selected. The management extends an Invita tion to visitors in the city who have appeared elsewhere in "The Affinities" to assist in the Ashevflle production, It is the desire of the management to make this production of "The Affin ities" the best yet, 'The Affinities will be the dramatio and social event of the summer season. .' Adv-lt leads in base stealing with 60 and ranj getting with SO. Scott of Chicago has wrested the pitching leadership from Faber, his team mate, with 13 games won and three lost, while Faber has , won 16 and lost five. ' Chicago and Detroit are tied for first place in club batting with .865. In the Federal league Magee of Brooklyn leads in batting with .8411. McConncAl of Chicago leads the Fed eral pitchers with 15 won and Six lost. ' GENUINE CAPTAIN LARRY DOYLE CLIMBING IN BATTING Chicago, July It. Captain Larry Doyle of the New York Giants has gained second place among the Na tional league batters, with an average of ,826, according to average figures given out today. This puts him close on the heels of ths league leader, Daubert of Brooklyn, whose percent age is .130. Roberson of New York and Cravath of Philadelphia are tied for third place with .301. New York leads in club batting with .SB ft, and Chicago is second with ,260. Pierce of Chicago, with nine won and one lost, leads the National league pitch ers. Alexander of Philadelphia has 183 strike-outs to his credit, ' In the American league Cobb has Increased his average to .400 and still PALM BEACH SUITS Regluar Price $6.50 to $8 Special $5.00 , BEE WINDOW DISPLAY These are the best values J m Asheville. ',-V- Gem Clothing Store 6 PATT0N AVENUE si Founded 1838 "''. ': " Chartered in 185B 1 TRINITY COLLEGE DURHAM. N. O. . ; A Bouthern College of liberal arts with an established national reputa tion for high standards, noble traditions, and progressive policies. Its large endowment fund makes possible Us first class equipment and large faculty of well trained and carefully chosen teachers. 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