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N. Xl jlflr ' Mrs. v. James Spru'nt is visiting
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The air of exdusiveness-7-that . distinctive touch . so
much desired in our Diamond Brand dress shoes, is not
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: Diamond Brand styles are designed by an officer of thb
Company who has won his spurs as a master of footwear
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Moreover, Diamond Brand v Dress Shoes are made by
the best paid shoeworkmen, pf the is.eejeteii; "
They fit faultlessly, snug up wider
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(llOf SHOEMAKERS a
MMJLKE MORE FINE SHOES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE MTHFrnh-
- Miss Janie Stranee was cordially
welcomed home by her friends last
I week.
Mrs. ; Clayton Giles 'and Miss Lucile
Murchison are ' on a visit; in Philadel
phia 'and Ne-w Yor&
Among the season's debutantes 'are
N. Y.," is here and will spend the win
ter : with Capt. and Mrs. William M.'
Stevenson. Miss Lavender is an ac
complished musician of exquisite
touch, who perfectly understands the
harmony rand technique of music and
who will be quite an - addition to mu
sical circles of this city.
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Mrl and Mr. B. G. Paschall, of Wil
son, ; N. C, announce the engagement
of thalr rt.miB'ht-r filara TJllian ' to Mr.
Mis3 .Jane JredeJl Green, .liliss Nannie William H. Newell, Jr. the ceremony
noiiaaay: ana miss 'Alice Davis. to take place Wednesday, wovemDer
;vi '', -?";':;4.-fr' 28, 19061 Miss Pascball is one of WH-
:M!sa .-.PSdlt-h: TavIat f Wato Pnroct I sorr'a ' mofst - r.harminfir ;;-vouner ladies
is in;.the ctiv the mipst. nf ihpr- brother, l and has a score of friends, in this city.
Mr. t Chas, B. Taylor, pa Orange street. Capt Newell is one; or ; the coast
v 1 v "', Line's- most oonular conductors.
There are many, who will regret to '
learn thst Miss- Hettie James is sick . Miss Virginia Bailey has entered
in Kenansville. . at ' the home of the Miss Stuart's school for young ladies,
Farriors, where she is , visiting. in Washington, D. C., and Will be very
- Tnnoh TnisicKid hv frher frietins here.
Mlss Ray Sneed is visiting friends Wilmington is represented; at Miss
in Charlotte. Her friends will be Stuart's by a sextette of very attrac-
ton ' to h, Jve a public library, I by itsj,
well directed efforts arid gensroils do
nation of hufldredi of . volumes, : will
give a reception wheh ' the library is
normally . opened to the public, v- :? :.
Invitations v are out to the, marriage
of Miss Mildred Davis oae of Wil
mington's most charming ! young
women, and Mr. Robert Bradford
Adams,'; who is a'Cpopuiar..' officer of
the Revenue Cutter Service and are:
Mr. and Mrs Robert Burns Davis
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
. Mildred -
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Mr. KODert uraoiora Aaams, f - Xr U Umir
on. the evening of Tuesday, the thir- knOCKS. We Have ;tnem
tieth of October, at six o'clock, m many snapes an a Kinab.
that vitMid;; hard
SU John's Episcopal Church
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Admission to the "church' will be by
card which is:
Saint John's - Episcopal Church.
Miss Mildred Davis, Miss Jeannie
Peck and Miss Bessie Payne, around
whom interest is centering, will be
entertained next Saturday at luncheon
by Mrs E.; Van ;B. Sapds:on Mason
horo Sound. Mrs.' Sands' home which
Sole Apnts for Lenox School Shoes
A large lot of Krippen-dorf-Dittman
Co-'s Cincin
nati Shoes for Ladies.
Dougks and Flprsheim
Shoes for Men.;
See them before buying
elsewhere. 3
Save your purchase tickets and
often spoken of v 'as . a "picture cot-1 get a, useful premiurii.
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An extra dividend of 10 per cent on the Capital Stock of thlc Com-
Lflf record of that date. Dividend Checks will be held at Bank until
tailed for. . : , " . ; ; .f :'-y,": x' . :r' : . -
lie WQmington Savings and Trust Company
pleased to welcome her home at the
conclusion, of her visit.
NORWOOD,
president
OPPOSITE j THE ORTON:
H. WALTERS, ;
. -Vic-President.
C. E. TAYLOR, JR.
Cashier.
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Should acquire the habit of saving money
sirccESS .-. -; jfM--;.
is more a matter of thrift and economy than most people
imagine. You can open an account with ;
The People's (Savings BanEt,
Next to The Orton. r ; j Branch, 704 North 4th Street.
With a single Dollar 4 1 Per Cent. Interest Allowed.
H. C. McQueen, President M. J. Corbett, Vice Pres.
P. W. ! Dick, Cashier, . . , M.
Miss Bessie McLaurin has 'returned
to her ho-me at Bennettsville, S. C,
after a pleasant (visit to Miss Mary
Belle Sneed -on outh Front street.
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Dr. and Mrs. W. T. MacMillan spent
several days In Raleigh last week vis
iting their daughter, Mrs. William J.
Martin and Mrs.! C. E. Matthews.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Strudwick
Nash arrived yesterday on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Nash arid
were cordially greeted by their many
friends.
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Mrs. Samuel P. Collier is in Mont
gomery on a pleasant visit to her son,
Mr. Samuel P. Collier, Jr., a former
Wilmingtionian who has' a host of
friends here.
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Mrs. Warren G. Elliott, Sr., and the
Misses Mardita and Elizabeth Elliott
will spend the Winter at "Kermore,"
Wrightsville Souria, the home of Mr
and Mrs. George B. Elliott
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Acrrppnhlft ffuests of Miss.- Martha
Williams at "Halcyon Han" Masoai
boro Sound are Miss Janie Williams
and Miss Fan Williams, of Fayetteville
and Miss. Jeanie Murchison, of this
city. ' -
tive younjg ladies who are Misses 'Mar
guerite Holladay, Agnes McQueen,
Fannie Murchison, Isabel" Smallbones,
Virginia Bailey and Christine Steven
son.
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Much interest is felt by the scores
of friends of Miss Jeannie Savage
Peek and Mr. George P. James in
their . approaching marriage, which
will take, place Wednesday, Novem
ber fourteenth'. The couple are of
the mast popular of Wilmington's
young people, and the sincere wishes
for a long life of happiness, are ex
pressed by all' wfao have the pleasure
of their acquaintance or friendship.
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North Carolina Depository.
prders from the Country will meet with prompt
ClrQlJ: )DJp)pil
Nejft week Mrs. Henry P. West and
Mrs. Thos. M. Green will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faison
Pierce at their cozy and comfortable
bungalo in Warsaw, N. C. L There are
no mote agreeable and lavish host
and hostess than Mr. ftid Mrs. Pierce
and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
B. Pierce, the latter of whom have a
mast attractive country home near
Warsaw, which is supplied with all
the comforts which modern conven
ience can give.
Hw" will doubtless receive a iew.
additional ' touches of , beauty ' arid
taste by decorations of pretty Autumn
leaves and simple evergreens, in
which flowering plants will be curi-
nlnlv amns-ed to rive a touch Of
color. In addition to the prospects
brides a few of their intimate trics
will be invited in their honor, av. par
tial list of whom is, Mrs. Cameron F.-
McRae, Miss Elliotte , Emerson, . Miss
Meta LeGrand, Miss Mary .Payne, Mrs.
James - M. .Stevenson and Miss Lizzie
Peck. - . -i .. ..
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To a large number' of friends and
relatives in this city the approaching
marriage ot Mr. Frank 'Marsden Lon
don, formerly of . Pittsboro; N.' C, but
now of New York, and Miss Augusta
.Tnhnisnn. of Oranere. New Jersey, is
not without t interest. Mr. London is
young Carolinian who has forged
Eespectfully,
Mercer&Evans Go
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NORFOLK & WESTERN.
SEABOARD COMMON.
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WIL. BANK STOCKS.
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS,
A C L. BONDS.
AM. CIGAR CO. NOTES.
AM. TOB. CO. BONDS.
STEEL COMMON.
C P Bolles & Company, 415 Southern Bldg
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tie store at 111 Market street
was not half large enough to ac
commodate our large stock ana
constantly increasing - tradey we
have moved to Nos. 39 Market
and 19,' 21, 21.1-2 orth 2nd,
where we will carry Hhe largest -and
best assorted stock f urni;
ture and ; House Furnishings in
Eastern .Crolina..: Our prices are .
possible only becuse of our
load cash ; purcnases.
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The friends of Miss Nannie Hum
phreys regret that she has returned
to her home j in Washington, D. U,
after a visit of several weeks in this
city to the family of Professor- Wash
ington Catlett '
The1 first eerman of the season will
be "given by L'Arioso German Club
on Tuesday evening, October thir
tieth in the Masonic Temple ball
roam, complimentary to the Davis
Adams bridal party.
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Miss Agnes Seabreeze who has
been on pleasant visits pi .sumc
months to friends in the North and
West, returned to her home in this
city yesterday and will be warmly
welcomed by her friends. ; - .
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Dougald McMillan
and Mr. and Mrs, Robert CL DeRosset,
who have been "doing" New York for
the past two weeks, have returned to
their homes after a most comfortable
and delightful visit.
Mr.1 and Mrs. William . Nehemiah
warriss' have a charming visitor in
Miss Mary S. Milton of Paenonian
SnrMffs. Virginia, who is pleasantly
known here. She has been warmly wel
comed by former friends
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ivTiaa Marie '.Cralrfiill Manning, who
has been a charming guest of Miss
May Ella Rankin, has .returned vo
Jacksonville, Florida, much to. the
regret; of her hostess and the many
friends made' while here and on the
beach. '
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Miss. Edith Taylor Js the guest of
her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
nhas. E. Taylor, at their hospitable
home on Orange Street Miss Taylor
is one of Wake Forest's most popular
young women and has received a cor
dial welcome to Wilmington.
I ttetaii Stores 129 Market? aW ftmSfeJ
MiSoseph Mathers, of New York,
who has been a guest of Mrs. E. Van
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B. Sands for tne past
turn to ' her home to-morrow, to me
neCTet of: many friends who nave en-
ifninaiii Tiat Informialliy and Bnose
who'hre had the pleasure of meet
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Miss Betsy London of " Pittsboro,
v Mmat of Miss Jessie Cross-
Will L w .V" o i
well in Faetteville, this week. Both
of these young , daaies are: vcu
uiar here and in Fayetteville and their
friends' feel that they, i will - lend a
cnrm tothe Fair which will.be held
in Fayetteville thisjweek. ; ' v H ;
Friends la.' this city have received
the following engraved invitation:
Mr. and Mrs. George Rivers Seabrook
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Jennie .
to
Mr. Cecil Oswald,
Wednesday evening, October twenty
fourth, nineteen hundred and six
at eight o'clock,
Presbyterian Church,
James Island, South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy L. Fennell and
Miss Charlotte Fennell are in New
York on a visit of pleasure, of ten
days or two weeks. Enroute they
were' joined by Miss Mary Hardison
at Rocky Mount. Miss Hardison is
pleasantly remembered here as a
charming guest of Miss Fennell. dur
ing the past Summer. The party win
visit all the attractions of note and
as they are on pleasure bent it is the
hope of their friends that their visit
will be one of much comfort and sat
isfaction. .
It is a singular coincidence that
three of Wilmington's prominent
young men in society are to be mar
ried in November and that neither
of them will be married in this city.
Cant. John Van B. Metts, wilf marry
Miss Josephine Budd, in Petersburg,
Va.; Mr. Marsden Bellamy, Jr., win
wed Miss Sue Clark, in Tarboro, N.
C, bd Mr. Thomas B. Willard will
be" (united to Miss Helen Dozier in
Etowah, N. C. The fourth marriage,
in this circle, to be celebrated next
month, is that of Mis Jeanie Peck
and Mr. George , P. James, which will
be in this city. - L
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Last Wednesday evening a society
event of much interest in the pretty
little town of Lincolnton, N. c, as
well as in this city, was the marriage
of Mr. John HaU, of .Wilmington, and
Miss Katherine Boger Hoke, in. the
First- Presbyterian Chdrch, of Lin
colnton. The couple are exceedingly
popular in their respective circles .and
the many friends of the groom -take
pleasure in the fact that the future
home of Mr. , and Mrs. Hall .will be iii
this city, where Mr. Hall. is, having put
in readiness for his bride a) most com-
f ortable j and . cozy , ; cottage at xu
North Fifth street. f , . - '
Miss Jessie ; Hopkins, of Atlanta,
Ga., and Miss Elizabeth WaddelU of
this city, will have charge of the new
public library which will be opened
in the City Kifll building . aborft the
firsts of November. Miss Hopkins,
who is a trained librarian, will be in
charge, with - Miss WaddeM as her
assistant. . The large hall Ms .; admir:
ably suited for a ibrary and will ;.be
suppUed .with all; the Httle comforts
of a reading room; f The.r Sorbsia,
.of Troy, which made it possible for Wilmlng-
his way to the front in the great
metropolis, and is now of the firm of
P.nstlA. "London ComDanv, a
prosperous firm of . designers ana
decorators whose reputation has ex
tended over manyv States. The bride-
elect is a very bright and attractive
whose character and
personality have made for her many
friends with whom she is justly pop
ular. The marriage will take place
in St Andrew's Episcopal church in
Orange, New Jersey, on Saturday,
November -the seventeenth.
Nestled in the mountain's, near
Henderson ville, N. C., is the pretty
little town 4 of Etowah, where Miss
Helen Dozier, of Columbus, Ga., and
Mr. Thomas B. Willard, or tnis city,
will plight their troth at "Bryn Avon,"
the Summer home of the Malletts,
where Mr. and Mrs. Dozier have re-
irtpri thA T)a,st season. The bride-
elect is very popular in . this city
where she was introduced by Mrs
Gabriel Holmes. Mr. Willard also
has many friends who have received
the following invitations:
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Preston Dozier
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Helen
Mr! Thomas Blount Willard
on Saturday, the third of November
at highnoon. p
"Bryn Avon."
Etowah, North Carolina.
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In St Bartholomew Episcopa
Church in the town of v Pittsboro, N.
C, Miss Anne Mauger Taylor an
Mr . iRfi-mmmd (Strudwick Nash were
united in marriage, .by the Rev. Rich
ard W. Hogue, of this, city, Iste't Thurs
day evening The ' .bride' was attired
in; a becoming gown of white crepe
de chine and: the historic old church
had' been tastefully decorated for the
occasion. - in place of the. customary
bouaueti the bride carried in her
hand to the - altar, -a pretty, white
Trraver . book and hynmad. She . En
tered the church on the arm of her
brother Mr. Henry Taylor, while the
groom,. was attended by his, brother,
Mr. Henry IC Nash, Jr., as best: man;
Miss Emma. Taylor,; of Raleigh, was
he maid of honor and . the .only at
tendamt of the bride The ushers, were,
Mr. Ben j. Bell Jr., . Mr, , Burke H
Bridgers and Piatt W. Davis. Besides
the ushers, : those in attendance from,
this city were,' Mrs. Joshua T. James,
Misses-. Mary, Margaret uand, Dorothy
Nash. The wedding; while quite ' sim
ple : and unpretentious was neverthe
less a very beautiful .one. An enter-,
jtainment was given , the bridal party
on- Wednesday evening -by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. London, and Thursday
night they .were the recipients of the
hospitality of Mrs. Lawrence J.
Houghton, at her comfortable heme.
Friday night Mrv and Mrs. Nash spent
the . day at the ancestral home or tne
Nash's: in Hillsboro, N. C., and yes
terday .arrived ! in the city on a visit
of, a few days to Mr. Nash's parents.
The young couple will make their
home in ChcMeston S. 3. where' the
groom 'has been located for some
months. .; -.. , ? , :,. :: ;' -, '..
We desire to notily our
friends and customers
thdt on and after the
first of October we will
be iourid at Nosi 213 and
215 North Front street,
where we will have a
larger and better stock
of Mill buppues man
ever.
Thanking you for your
liberal patronage, we
are,
Yours respectfully,
Hyman Supply Co.
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HELLO! HELLO!
WHO'S THAT?
The Ohly Restauraiit
' Electric Fans.
Coolest Place in Town.
Why nay 50c a meal at other placet
when you can get the quickest .ser
vice and best meal for 25c at the
The Only Retaurant,
118 Market Street
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Luzianna Coffee
Gape Feat Trading Co.,
Phone 1013.
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J. B. TAYLOR.
Manager
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some ezperienoe in hand composition
and In working on T)unpV in, lino
type department Apply at Th Morn
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