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THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS
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Thursday, AUGUST 12, 19
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Miss .Margaret. Monroe was guest
of honor at a large auction briago
party given, by her coualn. Miss Opolj
iirown on Tuesday afternoon at tne
Home ot Mrs. J. R Monroe, mother
ot MUa Monroe, on Courtland ave
nue. A golden motif vu prettily car
ried out with yellow nasturtiums and
golden Blow. The first prize was won
by Mlsa Susan Barnard, and Miss
Helen Taylor cut the consolation
sriasw Those present were: Miss Exum
i Mearea, Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Alice
i Fendar ot Tarboro, Miss Laura
J Meareo, Miss Doris Davenport, Miss
j Elizabeth. Taylor, Miss Mary Mlllen
s dor Mlsa Nora .ievenish. Miss Mar
. garet Mlllender, Miss Campbell, who
Lis the guest of Miss Devenish, Miss
has many relatives and friends in this1
city. Miss Slayden will also probably
Spend some time with other relatives.
Mrs. de Lotbinlere's husband has
gone to the front and is with troops at
present In England. At one time Mrs.
'de Lothbintere was planning to go
over with her husband , but plans
changed and Instead she will spend a
short time in Ashevllle, her former
home. Mr. de Lotblniere and Mrs.
de Lotblniere are very popular and
prominent socially in Montreal one of
the last important social functions
noted at which they were guests being
a dinner given by the governor gen
eral of Canada and his wife.
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Mlsa E. J Tiddy has returned
from a vacation trip of several weeks
spent in Suffolk, Va., and in Balti
more. Miss Tiddy was the guest of
relatives In both cities.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Merrill have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Pocomoke, Md., and Frostburg, Md.
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The Misses "Welfley, daughters 0f
Miss 'Susan Barnard, Miss
Eleanor; " "
V0 soum rrencn nroau ttvcuuw, ten
on the tenth for a visit to friends and
relatives In Virginia, Later on they
expect to go to Washington and will
return home about the rst of Sep
tember. at It
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons of
Charleston, the latter formerly Miss
Margaret Penniman of Ashevllle who
have been visiting in this city will
shortly go to WeaverviHe for a stay.
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Edward O'Brien of Kansas is visit
ing in Ashevllle, Mr. 'O'Brien Is an
uncle of the Messrs. Buchanan of this
city.
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Miss Myrtle Gudger has as her
guest Miss Elizabeth Booe of Win
ston-Salem.
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Miss Susanna Allport is visiting
Mrs. Sherman Baggs In Newark, O.
Mrs. Baggs was Miss Genevieve
Brown of Ashevllle.
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Miss Martha Norburn, Bible secre
tary of the Y. W. C. A., of Perorla,
is expected this week to spend a brief
vacation period with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Norburn. and
their family, at their home near Acton.
The annual picnic of the choir of
Trinity church was held this year at
Lake Juanita near Weavervllle. The
nlrnle was an affair of this' week, an
'MpnT!lniii1 Mlsa Prances Oates. Miss
, Susan Bynum, and guest, Miss Louise
, Walker, Miss Genevieve Theobold,
Mies Margaret Canady, Miss Kather
: lne Grant, Miss Sara Hughes, Miss
J Katherine Beadles, Miss Lillian
! Fletcher, MIsb Aline Reynolds; Miss
Myrtle Gudger, Miss Hamilton Mc
I Do well. Miss Esther Gudger, Miss
Florence Barnard, Mrs. William Au
I gustus Wright of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Burns of Kentucky.
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1 Dr. Frederick L. Hunt and Herbert
D. Miles of Ashevllle have returned
from the expositions in California
and -an extended western trip. Dr.
Hunt and Mr. Miles went to Los An
geles from there to the exposition at
San Diego and then visited the Pan-
Lama-Pacific exposition in San Fran
cisco. After this Dr. Hunt and Mr.
Allies went by steamer up the Pacific
coast to Portland, Ore. From Port
land they went to Seattle and through
Puget Sound to Victoria and Van
couver. From Vancouver they took
( the. Canadian Pacific railway over the
Canadian rockics by way of Lake
.Louise and Banff. Altogether Mr.
'Miles and Dr. Hunt were gone five
iweeks. Mr. Miles arrived in Ashevllle
a day later than Dr. Hunt, having
'made a stop over in Chicago.
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' Rev. Dr. W. B. Duttera and fam
ily left today for a trip to Ashevllle,
Henderscowille and other points in
i western North Carolina, going up In
an automobile.
Mr. L. D. Peeler has returned
from Hendersonville, where he spent
some' days. His family will remain
there for several weeks.
Mrs. L. A. Smith and sister, Mrs.
L. L. Dugan, spent Sunday in Ashe
vllle, returning home last evening.
Salisbury Post.
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II. E. Rufty and J. H. Mason with
their families who have been motor
ing In this section have returned by
motor to Salisbury.
Miss Catherine Beadles entertained
yesterday afternoon with a beautiful
ly appointed luncheon of fourteen i
( for her charming house guest, Mrs.
C. A. Byrn of Mayfleld, Ky., remem
bered here as Miss Pauline Pitman
I who frequently visited Miss Beadles
. and at whose wedding Mlsa Beadles
J was an attendant. The luncheon was
a delightful affair very attractive In
; detail. Blue cut flowers with a touch
of golden glow were used on . the
i luncheon table forming a centerpiece
'and on the place cards blue flowers I
I further carried out this color motif.
Many delicious courses were served.
Those attending the luncheon were:
The guest of honor, Mrs. Byrn, Miss
Sadie Rollins, Miss Myrtle Gudger,
Miss Myrtle Rollins, Mrs. H. B. Hood
of South port, formerly Miss Mabel
Stone of Ashevllle, Mra W. W.
j Bnrke of Jacksonville, Miss - Doris
' Davenport, Mrs. Frank Gudger, MUw
! Rlddick, Mrs. W. W. Bragg of
' Knorxvllle, Miss Opal Brown, Mra
I Lee Ellis, and Mrs. N. N. Beadles.
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Mrs. J. B. Sloan has returned to
the city from California, where she
1 formerly resided and where she has
j been attending the Panama-Pacific
'exposition. Mrs. Sloan joined Mr. and
Mra S. Liplnsky in Los Angeles and
j went with them from there to San
! Francisco. The late Mr. Sloan and
Mrs. Sloan resided at on time In
i Santa Anns, Cal. Mra Sloan visited
many points of interest en route
horns.
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Miss Rena Slayden Is expected from
the east In about ten days to be with
j her niece Mra Alain Jolle de Lot-
blnlere.of Canada, formerly Miss Mary
i Agnes Slayden of Ashevllle. Miss
i Slayden was formerly of Ashevllle and''
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S. C, are guests of Mr. and Mra R
R. Rawls at their home on Liberty
street.
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Mrs. Thomas Settle entertained to
day with a luncheon for "Mine Louise
Wise who is a guest at Gritve Park
Inn and her own houBe guest Ml:
BealU Covers were laid for 18.
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Miss Myrtle Rollins is to be guest
of honor at a garden party to be given
shortly by Mrs. Wallace Davis at her
home on Hillside street. The party is
one of the first pre-nuptlal affairs
which will be given for Miss Rollins
whose engagement has been announc
ed and whose wedding to Mr. Bell of
Eastern Carolina, occurs in the fall,
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Mr. and Mrs. C. G. King and their
two children of Ashevllle who have
been visiting at Ocean View have re
turned home and will leave on Mon
day for Wrightsville Beach, .
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Mr. and Mra W. W. Bean and their
small son, W. W. Bean, Jr., of Knox
vllle arejn the city, the guests of Mrs.
Bean's mother, Mrs. N. J. Reynolds at
Her home, 22 Orchard street. Mr.
Bean was a former city editor of The
Ashevflle Citlen and is at present city
editor of The Knoxvllle Sentinel.
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Judge Frank Carter has returned
to the city.
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Mrs. L. A. Tharin of Jacksonville
has arrived and is a guest at the Lan
gren hotel. Mrs. Tharin spends much
time In this city as does also her
daughter. Miss Bessie Tharin and they
both have many friends here. ' Mia
Tharin will Join her mother horn
shortly from Saluda where she Is now
spending some time.
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George B. Davis of Wilmington Is a
Kuest at Highland Lake and was In
the city for a brief period thus week
with a near relative, Mrs. Annie Davis
Martin.
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The many friends of Miss Katherlne
Rollins will hear with pleasure that' Par!, Aug. 12. The "RooMe de So.
she is much better and was able yes-1 coits mix Blesses MHituitvs", th-:- must
terday to resume her duties at the ; n.i i rtant of the threo societies tint
poctofllce. Miss Rollins has been re-; compose- the French Red Cross, lias
cently Indisposed at her home on Upent about $430,000 per month dm 4:1-4
Chestnut street. )ti,o tirst year of the war up to Julv 1.
mm
f Children Cry for Fletcher's
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The Kind Ton Dave Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 Tears, has borne tie sitrnatore oC
1 ana lias Decn made under ms per
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
Allow no one to acceive you minis.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
Whatis CASTORIA
Castoria 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 Fevcrishncss. Tor more than thirty years it '
lias been in constant use for th relief of Constipation,
f latulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething 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.
ciENUENE CASTORIA Always
fBears the Signature of
We Guarantee Our Ice Cream
To be the Highest Standard of Purity and Excellence.
A trial order usually means a regular customer. Oar
business is growing, there are a dozen reasons. "We men
tion only one in this advertisement.
Asheville Ice Cream Company
" M. H. GRACE, Mgr.
Founded 1838 V Chartered in issa
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x DCRHAM, N. O.
' A Southern College of liberal arts with an established national reputa
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Comfortable, inexpensive rooms in carefully supervised hygienic dormitories!
: Classical and scientific courses leading to the bachelor's degree. Gradu.
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Law. For catalogue and illustrated booklet address ...
R. U FIOWERS
; ' - Secretary to thejCorporatkm.
Is Use For Over 30 Years
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
W VORK CITV. " '
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WE AV ER. VILLE,
And Lake Juanita
dancing at the lake tuesday and thursday nights,
swimming and boating every day.
music sunday afternoons,
cars Leave pack squars every hour on the hour,
asheville & east tennessee railroad company.
Ticket office opposite Langren Hotel.
THB CINTAUfl COMPANV. NEW VONK ClTV,
LARGE SUMS HAVE
BEEN SPENT BY THE
RED CROSS SOCIETIES
000 trained nurses and 15,000 auxili
ary tiursps have been' employed. Of
; these 5 were killed In the bombard
j mom of Rheims and 11 have Succemb
ed to contagious diseaBes contracted
while caring for soldiers in hospitals.
! One nurse has been decorated with
; the legion of honor, 30 fiave been cit
eil In the orders of the day and 23
have been accorded the epidemic
medal.
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL ON PAGE 2,
Cleanliness, low prices,
vice. Grand Meat Market
ford, Phone 66.
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Sterling Silvei
Thimbles
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anxlirtmrnt
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ItaJn, Ornamental
floowttr. A nice
of aligns and star rsngln
In prkw (all soll'V silver)
from IS cnita to 9d nu.
T h TliImM r-s rolnK
fmtn thirty to tfij emta arn
of siinMtantiai yWglit and, are
well mile. I
Ar(!:urMlFicldCo.
enjoyable event found
those attending.
Mrs. Anr.ie D. Martin was in Ashe
vllle on Tuesday from Highland Lake j
to meet Judge William Martin, Mrs. j
Martin and members of their family
from Norfolk who have come on for
a visit to the mountains. .
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Mrs. William Way of Charleston
who is visiting in Ashevllle entertain
ed friends at luncheon yesterday at
the Grove Park Inn. Mrs. Way and
her small son have been spending a
month near Fletchers and have been
joined In Asheville this week by Rev.
Mr. Way, rector of Urace cnurcn,
fharleston and formerly of Ashevllle.
Rev. Mr. Way Is a son of Mrs. Charier?
Furr Way of this city. Rev. Mr. Way.
Mrs. Way and their small son will go
shortly to Wnynesvlfie for a visit, Rev.
Mr. Way returning to his church In
Charleston about the first of October.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. IJplnsky who with
their daughter. Miss Clara Liplnsky.
have been visiting the Panama-Pacitle
exposition and touring the west have
gone on to New York for a stay before
returning home. Miss IJplnsky and
other members of the party who have
already arrived left Mr. and Mrs.
Liplnsky at Chicago and the latter
went east from that point.
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Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Delaney of Aber
deen are In the city and are guests of
Mrs. Ennls at her home, 6 Flint
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Cordesvins-,
S. C.,. are expected today to spend
some Urns with the former's sister,
Miss Charlotte A. Walker.
Miss Clara-' Liplnsky has .relumed
trnm Ron Wanclsco where shs attend
ed the Panama-Pacific ex!osltlon and
from an extended western trip inciua
ing many places of Interest Miss
Liplnsky went from California up the
Pacific coast to Portland, Ore., and
stopped en route home and also on the
way out at msny places oi raw
The party of which Miss liplnsky was
a member spent some time In Yellow
stone park. ' v
' Mra. Alain Jolle de - Lotbtnlere of
Montreal, formerly Miss Mary A"
Blayden of Ashevllle, baa arrived with
her two children to spend some time.
Mrs. de Lotblniere has leased the
home of Mr. and Mra. Charleston Mil
lard In Edgemopt park.
Julius Lowenueln has returned from
jVaw Tork. Mr. Lowenbeln went east
on business Interests but combined
also a vacation period.
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Rer. Armand de Rossett Meares.
Mrs. Meares and their daughter Miss
Emily Meares formerly of this city
and Biltmore are In California yieitlng
the expositions.
Mrs. Henry King of Augusta and
Ashevllle entertained today with a
luncheon party at her handsome sum- j
! mer home on Merrlmon avenue. .
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ThoPPIfgah party chaperoned by!
Mrs. Wheeler nd composed of mem-;
, bers of the youngsr ret has returned
to the city.
i Mrs. Connshj- rnlerthlns this even- j
Ing with a dinner ot her home rerni
hurwt, for lint " M- rll'-
Danclne classes formlnr dallv. Ar
delightful by thur Murray, Battery Park Hotel.
I'he (ither two societies have Miert lo-
cillnr about $300,000 per month,
'whli'h at the ned of the first year will
quality, ser-'mr,,. a total of about $9.000, Ono to
which at the end of the lirn year will
million dollars in Kifls of supplies
from the different countries. brinKinn
the total expenditures by the French
Hoi Crops for the care of wounded
more than $8,"i0,000 per
27 Mont-;
14 6-tf. i
For Dead SoMlors.
Advt-tf soldiers
month.
With this money the Red ftross haH
established over a thousand hospital"
I containing more than a' hundred
thousand beds, a hundred infirmaries,
'sixty canteens in railroad stations and
one hundred and thirty Tcllcf posta
near the front; in thl.s work about 18,-
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Read The G.azetts-Ne;rs Want
Ads. Each one has a message
of its, own.
Furniture Moving Our Specialty
Sand and Cinders for sale in an y quantity.
CITIZENS TRANSFER CO.
48 Patton Ave. N Phone 25.
12th ANNUAL
12. .
Berne.. Switzerland, Aug.
j inrnuKn me meonauon ol me r tps
; government. Germnr.y and France
1 have agreed to allow the exhumation
of bodies of French and German sol- ,TJf DELIVER MEDICINES
dlers who died In concentration camps.
The coffins are to be conveyed through !J$Y A RUSH SERVICE THAT
Switzerland. I
IIS MAINTAINED AT. ALL
SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK
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Look them over.
Imported Tile m Not very many
Bottom Trays, w ln all but wnat
In Silver Rims, we have are
Beautifully de- j ciean, fresh,
signed. good-looking
,. -The Thing B
TIMES. WHEN YOU WANT
ANYTHING IN A HURRY,
PHONE 718.
600DE & HAGE, Inc.
DRUGS
Phone 718. Opposite Postofflcc
Official Nurses Registry.
M. Gelula & Co.
JEWELRY and SOUVENIRS
Now at 45 Patton Ave.
In Trays"
' REDUCED
VERY IOW.
rOR.TUIS
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C4 of everybody.
"see
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The Best Butter iii the
world is made in Denmark
llaiy .Broby, n.; native
of Denmark and with 10
years', practical, experi
once in this conntrv, is
making ' CAROLINA
SPECIAL '.
'Phone
AUCTION SALE
KliikU- ' 'F UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Now Going On
Three sales daily 10:30 A. M. 3:30 and 8 P. M.
H. L. FINKELSTEIN S oicE
23-25 Biltmore Avenue
WHY IS HOLSTEIN MILK
Tho Bost MilkJProduccd?
Phone or write us and we will send
you 'The Story of Holsteln Milk."
Anandale Dairy, Phone 2141.
"Carolina
Trade."
your grocer. ....
Made, for Carolina
LASHLEY, The Florist
Grower of cut flowers and plants. Fall cabWge and cel
ery plants. Prices" on application. Phones 99 and 2408.
CAROLINA CREAMERY
COMPANY,
Phone 327-328
J. H. LAW.
IS Patton Are. -
' ' - ' .
J. L. SMATHERS
AND SONS
Leads in Fine Furniture.
WE ARE BUSY but WE HAVE TIME
to attend to YOUR ORDERS, and ANYILLNG in PRINT
ING IS OUR LINE.
The HAdKNEY Si M0ALE COMPANY, Inc.
PHONE 181.
13 Lexington Ave.
BIRDS EYE MAPLE
A New Shipment Just In Chiffoniers and Dressers
BURTON & HOLT, On the Sq.
Jacob's Candy
Grant's Pharmacy
Drugt and
lAQdretb'a Garden ffedda .
ftiCAsBUKaejflBUBMBMBfasi
To the Woman Who Has
Been Cooking in an
Overheated Kitchen
On a red hot coal range this summer there is real pleasure
in making the change to
As a Fuel for Cooking Purposes.
A gas range in the kitchen means comfort, lighter work
and shorter hours and more time for recreation and
pleasure. .' 1 .
Asheville Power and Light Co.
v pnoxE e.
OYSTER SHELLS
For chickens we keep clean shells just the richt size for
the hens and you know how much depends on having
shells where they can get them at all times -
One pound 2c, 100 pounds $1.00 ' .
Yats &t McGuire
CITY MARKET
PHONE 334
THE BEST
COAL
For general use ia our.'
celebrated .
' JELLICOAND ..
BLUE OEM
We also handle wood',
' and kindling and do all
': kinds of hauling, moving
household goods a spec
ialty..
ASHEVILLE DRAY,
FUEL St CON. CO. .. V
I'bonee I2S no.
Enjoy a Car Ride Tonight-Visit
Park
See the
PICTURES
de
HVOfSI
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Keep Cool.
FREE MOTION
i
Beginning at 8:15
, , Class and private lessons in Horsemanship at River
side Riding Acadomy. Rijing lessons tanfeht at night
Phon,758.
A
J. J.' POLLARD, Instructor.
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Mr, and lira C. 11. f'esk of Union,