HIE NEWS AND 0DSERVE2
SUNDAY MOHNLNG, EPTC.EZ?w 1, 1013.
iir'mmmininnnmiininiinimmiDnna
Society
BummnuuiuDiinuuQiuiunutuiuitiiit
THB OLD HOME PORCH.
leeat of honeysuckle '
Ai tha soft night shadows fall.
Little star and bnshea
And aleepy robin's rait
. Bran of karri and whir of wing
And soundless fall of Jew, ,
lad all the magie maimer eve
Ii whispering ef jrojiLr
Brent of honeymekle.
And a mint before my eyre,
A little wraith of sadness
Subtle, sweet, before me lies.
Sigh of wind and ericket'e note.
The warm night silenre thro,
Aad all bit wistful mist of dream
Is whispering of yon-
Elranorr Meyers Jewell, in New York
Herald. ,
From Norfolk.
Ensign E. P. Hough, of Norfolk, is
visiting friends in the rity
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Visitlsf to Kalrigh.
Mra. Trtrr Welsh, of Conyrra, is via-
lting ia the rity.
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Retoras From New York.
Aire. Lv l-erine has returned from a
two weeks' bu.iiness trip in New York.
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Visitor la Raleigh. '
Mrs. J. M. Wileoi, of Carthage, is the
guest of friends in the rity..
Spent Day Here.
Miss Catherine Kelly, of Carthage,
spent Saturday in Raleigh.
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'From Carbonton.
Miss. Mae 'Tyson, of Carbonton, spent
Saturday in the eitv.
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From Nashville.
Rev. J. M. Kensnn hits returned from
visit to Nashville.
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From SmlthBeld.
Master Ijirmir Kllis is spending a few
days in Riileiitli with relatives.
Attends Danre.
Mr. Fenner Nanderford attended a
donee in ra.vettevillo Thursday night.
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Library to Close.
The Olivia Kanry Library will be
dosed Monday mi Aceount of I-alior
Pay.
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To Washington.
After a visit to the home of Cup).
,. 6, A. Ahe, Miss Roan t'hilds has re
tornrd to Washington.
finest of Mis Whitsker.
' Miss Reheeea Kay, of Atlanta, ar
rived ririturdiy to visit Miss Helen
. Whitaker.
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To Nashville.
Mis Pallie Hrnsnn has returned to
Nashville after a visit to .Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Reason.
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Spend Day In City.
Viss Cstherine Templrton and Mrs
Cofcart, of Holly Springs, spent yester
day in the r it v slumping.
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Visiting In llslilmore. ' k
Miss Josephine Hears is visiting i
friends in lialtimors. From Iliiltimore
Miss Hears will go to New York.
Return from Fayeltevllle.
Mrs. Frank Harper and daughter,
M ias Harsh, have returned from a visit
to Mrs. John Hodges, in Faveteville.
To Pershing.
Mr. and Mrs. K. ii. II, .dg,., who
hava been visiting friends in Wilming
ton, have gone to Pershing-to spend
a week.
,. ,, Vlsltln In Charlotte.
Miss Ruth Sheets, of Raleigh, is the
guest of Miss Corinne Justire In "titan
lotto.
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Visiting Their Daughter.
.Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Bar bee, of Piir
ham, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
A. W. Allison.
Upending Week-End In Wendell.
Mr, and Mrs. Itruee Paee and Miss
Elsie Vpchurrh are spending the week
end With friends in Wendell.
stlendrd Jlanee,
Mist Ruth Hahdcrford bss returned to
her homo on lllount street after having
attended a danee in Faretteville,
Caeot of Mis Tacker.
Miss EliMbeth Maiwell of Norfolk,
Is the attrartlve guest ef Miss Marguer
lt Tneker on Fayettevllla street.
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Make Rome la Cameron Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J, U Emanuel have
taken up their residenee at 120 Hill
ereat, Cameron Park.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND VISITING CARDS
- CorreaponrJence Stationery.
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RALEIGn, NORTH CAROLINA,
Children's Play Place
Rooms. Bath, Etc.
Children tared for ana onterialne4 wtiie mot hero root, afeeo, He,
Wesson's Eichsage ana Tea Room la oosm bnllilag. MesloraU ekargoa.
us south Mcdowell street
Miss G. M. Falaoa
DANCING TEACHERSi Mlsa C, Harria and Ml. Katherino Sherwood
Article
Soldier Ought ,
to ht
You ran lire just aa
romforUbly in tha
rantonment as you
do, at home, if , you
Lave tho right equip
ment. A shaving out
fit is essential. You
ought to have a
money belt, or real
leather belt fold.
Many times you will
be glad i you brought'
aHtationrry outfit
and fountain pen. A"
trench mirror will
save you time aud
trouble. A eompaas
will keep you from
getting lost.
Jolly's has these and
other praetirla ar
ticles a' soldier ought
to have. They are
selected quality, and
not high priced.
Come in and look
them over before
your rail .comes.
folly's
Ml? It W-nn Jcwslr C
Visiting Her Mother.
Mrs. W. M. Hoiee, of Atkinson, ii vis
iting her mother, Mrs. J. W. Thaekston,
L'17 Nortlk Wilmington street.
Take Son To Raltlmore For Treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Hrown Hheplierd have
gone to Haiti more with their son, Yass,
who is to be treated.
From Annapolis.
Midshipman Robert C Strong, of An
napolis, is in the city the guest of hit
psrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert ('. Htrone,
on mount street.
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Visiting In the North.
Mr. ami Mrs. M. I., fShenriii and
daughter, Miss Klnise, have left fur a
visit to Washington, Baltimore, nnd
New York.
Spending Week-End Here.
Mr. ii ml Mrs. Krwin A. Molt, of Bur
lingtoii, nre spending the week eiul with
Mrs. Hitll's parents, ( apt. aud Mrs. T.
W. Mavis.
(iuests of Miss Lumsden.
Miss llissie Lumsden has as her
iriiests Misam Kutherine Heyiiolits, Neta
vis and Mary Nlarr t'ook of Kavette-
ville. .
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Mover W ilmington Street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Martin, who for
inerly resided at 2V Forest Road, Cam
eron rark, have moved to 50;t North
Wilmington Street.
Returns To Greensboro.
Miss Irfiur.i Thompson, who has been
'he guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thomp
son on New Bern avenue, lias returnee"
to her home in tireensboro.
From Albemarle.
Miss Annie Boone llartsell, of Albe
marle, is the guest for a few days of
Mrs, t'hsrles N. Howell at her home on
(llenwood avenue.
Visiting Psrents.
Midshipman Hlierwood B. Rmith, of
the I'. H. Naval Academy, is the guest
cif his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cham
tiers Smith, ou Halifax street.
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Guests of Dr. and Mra. Smith.
Lieut, and Mrs. Joseph II. Hardison
nre visiting Mrs. Hariiisim a parents.
1'r, aud- Mia. Charles Lee Smith, on
North Wilmington street.
Returns From Motor Trip.
Mr. anil Mis. Clarence Howell and
little daughter, Kdna, and Mrs. Ielia 1.
Jones have returned from a motor trip
to Norfolk and Ocean View.
Ea Route To Greensboro,
Miss Mary Lily Cox, of Jacksonville,
passed through Raleigh yesterday en
route to Oreenaboro to attend the
Greensboro College for Women.
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Relarn From Alabama.
Mrs. C. J'. Curry and ehildren, who
have been spending the summer with
relatives in Alabama, returned heme
yeaterdav.
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In Honor of Ml so Thompson.
Mrs, A. A. Thompson entertained a
number of the members of tho ynnnger
social set at a movie party la honor
of Misa Iaura Thompson, of Greensboro.
WeddingTInYitations:
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PHONE 17U
It pavi to use tho best. Blue Ribbon
Vanilla and Lemon. Pure, atrong and
delirious. Adv. - .
To Block Moantata.
Misa Julia West left Saturday morn
ing for a visit to Black Mountain. Mis
West will join Lieut, and airs, u .v
West, who are spending soma time at
Black Mountain.
Canoed Goods For Charity.
Parties who have donated canoed
goods to the Associated Charities are
asked to take name to the Woman a Hub,
leaving with them a rart giving name
of donor and number of cans.
Gaeat of Mother.
Mrs. V. M. link', of Atkinson, is the
etirst of her mother. Mri. J. W. Thicks
ton, on North Wilmington' street. Mrs.
lioire was formerly Miss Sue Thaekt-
ton of-Jlaleigh.
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Goeo To Washington.
Miss Lucy Herring left last night for
Washington to accept a position in the
War Risk Insornure Bureau. Her broth
er, Mr. T. I. Herring, of Roseboro, ac
companird her.
Meeting of U. D. C.
The Johnston I'ettigrew Chapter of
I', 1). (.'. will hold its first meeting of
the fall Wediieidav afternoon, Nipt em
her 4, with the president, Mrs. James
A. Bnggs, on Hillsboro street. A full
attendance is desired.
Misa Boyscr To Sing.
Miss I,ouir Boyser, of I'tira, NT Y.,
who is visiting Miss Kleanor Dillon, on
ll.'twston street, will sing for the offer
tory at Edenton Street Methodist church
this morning "Come, Y Bleised, by
John Trindlo Scott."
In Honor of Julian Rand.
The direetori of the Morris Plan
Bank entertained at a delightful din
ner partv at the Ysrborough Hotel Sat
urday evening" In liotliir uf Mr.-Julian
Rand, one of the directors. Mr. Rand
will leave in a few days for New York
to enter the navv. ...
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Returna from New York.'
Miss May Stephenson returned last
night from New York city, where she
stent several weeks visiting her aunt,
.Miss Ivie Jones, while there Miss
Stcpheuson visited her brother, Mr. W.
Hernias Stephenson, at the rrlham
B.'iv Naval Training Station, anil her
unite, Lieutenant Bruce 1.. Jones, at
Camp I'pton, N. Y.
. Misa Warters to Washington.
Miss Kv.i Warters, clerk iu the office
of the St.ite Treasurer, left last night
for Washington, 1). ('., where she has
accepted a flattering position iin the
oflice of the Railroad Administration,
Interstate t otmnene Comnnssion Build
ing. .Miss Warters came to Haleigh from
l-iitirnngr and lias been regarded as one
of the most ertiei'iit of the State De
partmental furce.
On Long Motor Trip.
Mr. iin.l Mrs. W. L. Nevins, Itilrt Hills-
linro street, left last week for a month's
trip through the Valley of Virginia
and northern resorts. They are mak
ing the trip in their new auto and are
Veompnnird by Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Maucom of Apes. Before returning
they will visit Mr. Nevins' home in
riiiladelphin, and Mrs. Nevins' home in
Seaford, Del.
Mrs. Williamson Host.
Mrs. Herbert Williamson was host
it a delightful dinner party at the
Country Club Friday evening in hnnnj
of Miss Alice Bowen and Mr. J. B.
Wliit,, who leave soon for oversea
work. Mrs. Williamson's guests besidei
the guests of honor were Misses Gladys
Williamson, Jennie Proctor, Corneille
Harris, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. A. C,
Stanford, and Messrs. Mathews Joyner,
or Washington, Sharal aud Hani.
Attended Danre la Durham.
The following young poople motored
to 1'urnam rrmiiy night to attend a
danco at the Lorhmnor Hotel: Misses
Adelnine Harbee, Lli7j Lrarh, Kllrsheth
Tucker, Marguerite Tucker, Marie Lina
han, Susan linehan, Kethel Marshall,
Orace Wynne, Kllzahrth Maxwell, of
Norfolk, and Mesara. RuTurilunter, Al
fred ltartier, Kenneth Smith, Rout Rid
diek. Thomas, Hugh Young, Kenneth
Parker Bd Buck Dunn. The party waa
chaperoned tiy Miaa Iitiey Itesson,
Monday nd Tuetdaj
Norma Talmadge
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"The Safety
Curtain"
From tho book ef the nam
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By ETHEL M, DELI,
Beooarlo kr I, A. Eraaklla
and Paal Woat
Cast of Charartera
Pack .Norma Talmadga
Capt. Merryon.Eogeae O'Brlea
Valeaa Andera Rsnaalf
Bylvoator Gladd.n Jaasoa
Ballot Girl Lillian J. Ball
Another Emotional Triumph
for Miaa Talmadga
A Fir Panic In
Theatre
Sraaea of Fashionabla Lifa ia
India,
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I Alice Brady I
Rd Crooa Workers N red Ml.
eVvrnty workers reirestrred at the
Red Cross work room Saturday morning
xne room will tia oiiea Monday from
10 to 6:30 and a Urge attendance is
neressnry is order to complete the
emergency order of amall game drains.
On Wednesday, the fourth of Septem
ber, the., work room will 1 open for
regular work, the first work being on
hospital garmente. It is desired that all
finished hospital and knitted garments
be turned in at onee, so that an early
shipment raa be made.
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Sapper ana Danre for Sister.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Siler gave a sup
per and oanre at t uquay Springs Fri
day night ia honor of their sistrr. Miss
Louise liigdou, of KnoiviUv, Tennes
see, and Misa Vene Oldham, of Klon
College who ia the house guest of Misa
Iouir Jones. They motored to Fuquav
ana werechaperoned by Mrs. J. E.
Jones. . ,
Those enj.vingMr'. YnJ'Mrs. SlTef's
hospitality were Miss Uuise Higdnn,
miss era Uldham, Miss Mary Seapark,
Miss Ionise and Lyda Jones'. Mr.
James Taylor, Mra. Kd. Horton, Mr.
t'hester Smith, Mr. C. (iulley and Mr.
K. K. Johnson.
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GREENSBORO.
tireensboro. Aui. 31 Mrs J W
Iiiiili waa the hostess at a rook party
given at her home on South Menden
hall street, complimentary to Miss Dor
othy Hood, of Newark, NY J., who is
vinting friends in the city. Delieinui
refreshment! werei erved.
IjieutenahtBWrRiilieilion. Je -hft
leveral daya ago for an Atlantic port,
after a short visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. S. Robertson, on 2(15 South
Asne street. lieutenant RnlH-rtson is
in -the iviation corps. Mrs. Robertson
will spend some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. 8. Bradshaw. of this
eitv.
The following invitations have lieen
received by friends of the bride-elect
in this city; "Mr. and Mrs. Joeerdi, Tay
lor Hedgeprth request the honor of
your presence at the marriage of, their
daughter. Lillian MrArioo. t,. I
Leonidas Parker, Wednesday evening,
September 4, at half after six n'rlvrk,
uoiy jrinity r.piseopal f hureh, (ireeni
boro. North Carolina." Alio M
peth is an alumnae of (ireruslioro Col
lege tor nomen. ami is a most charm
ing and attractive vuunir umimn Mr
Parker is secretary of the Atlantic
'oast Realty Comiwnv. of Petersburg.
Virginia.
The household economics lftinrtinin
of the Woman's Cluh gave an informal
tea to its members at the home of Mrs.
McCarthy, 4 Scott apartments. Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. Royal Farrar snent a few tf.
in (ircensboro this week. She iH re
turn to Florence, Ala., where she has
teen teaching school. Dr. Farrar has
been appointed first lieuten not in fhft
medical corps, and eipecta to leave
shortly for overseas service.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rankin cnirt;
ed a small nartv of friomL ;-
formal picnic supper at Troxler's farm
i nursaay ntgnt. I he party went in m
tomobiki, aud p.'eiared' their own gun-
per.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil R. Carlton
Virginia Beach for a few days. The
trip was made by automobile.
Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Miehux have re
turned home after a two weeks' trin to
rienmoni cprings.
Miss Moxelle Nhennard cni.rt.;..
Tuesday night at a watermelon frast,
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Daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry E.
in Richmond, Va, Miss rwchford, with
mer at their country place. Pine Ridge
complementary to Misses Virginia and
Anna Coleman, of Greenville, S. C.
Engagement of Miaa Stewart Announced
New Bern, Aug. 31.-An announce
ment of much interest to members of
the local social set nnd those in nearby
towns and cities, was made at a beau
tifully appointed tea given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. J. W. Stewart at her
palatini Home, corner of Craven and
Pollock streets, when the engagement
of Miss Katherine Stewart to Mr. Rob
ert Joyne Fowle, of Washington, N. C,
was made known.
The wedding is to take place in this
rity on the seventh of October and
the yuing couple will make their home
at Washington, where thry have a host
of friends.
North Carolina'! Acknowledged Shop
of The ' Exclusivo and Authentic
These Dresses are Popular
Tor they are all that any woman eould want in the way of a Fall
frock, being of the types that are in the highest favor and mads of luoh
attractive materials as satins, serges, Velours, jerseys, eta., in tho pre.
farrad Tall shades, Tha atylea are varied and are finding approval with
groat many women.
Comfortabe, Modish Coats
Tha rich .material! from which these striking eoats are made, maka
them exceedingly attractive. Trimmings of fur emphasize further theit
good qualities. They are designed according to the lut---t Fall modes.
Suits that Acclaim Popularity
The smart lines of these stunning suits make .tbem desirable' for
every woman who lias the taste for better clothes. They are developed in
the neweat Fall materials and are deftly trimmed in fur,
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Blouses that Invite Your Selection
It is seldom that a woman finds shs has too many clothes. Tho fact
is usually tha opposite. Hera is a choice of many different styles La
dainty erepe de chines. Georgette crepes, and licgenia blouses.
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Litchford formerly of Ealeigh, bow living
her parents, has been spending the sum
farm, near Milllirook.
Those attending the event yester
day afternoon were: Mesdames Wil
liam Duffy, J. H. Parker, William H.
Allen, Jas. 8. Bryan, and the Misses
Catherine-Lefferts, Mae Baxter, Mary
Louise and Julia Bryan Jones, Laura
Ives, Busan Onion, Matilda Hancock,
Hattie Copeland, of Kimrton; Sophia
Hollister, Charlotte Howard, Ellen
Ouion, Dolly ITyman, Gertrude Carra-
way, ana jane, xuauae, urate ana Haras
Stewart.
A little thinking and a little clean
ing will Mp to prevent a great many
firei.
Eternal vigilance is not only the priee
of liberty, but ia the best safeguard
against fire.
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A Unique'
Showi n g
of the
Latest
MILLINERY
Modes
Exceptional
display of
NEW BLOUSES
At Pepnlar Price
The Ladies Shop
14 E. Hargett St. I
Rja-'lfUlwJtmtf
Closed
Misses Phillips are'
In New York buy
in; their Fall and
Winter stock' WW
open about Sep
tember -first
L C WEATHERS,
SPECIALIST OFTHE FOOT
11774 Kayettevtlle Strox
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Superba
MONDAY
Mabel Normand
The Goldwyn
Comedienne
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Back to the Woods
PATHE NEWS
Houae ef Hatej
with
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PEARL WHITE
Raleigh Floral Go,
Raleigh, N. C
Under New Manage-
ment,
Miss Ethel Haynes, Mra. Jo. H,
Weathers, Proprietors
Choice Flowers, Satis
factory Service, Special
Attention to Out ef
Town Orders, ,
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ifRfCH ii
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Advanced Models.
for
Early Fall Wear 1
Misses Reese & Co.
Millinery
109 Faretteville Bt. Phone SOS