SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, ISIS.
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
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Social?
WARSAW." ...""" .
Warsaw, Aug. 18. Tha eaetutlve.
board ef tha Duplia County Bed Cross
Chapter held ft. meeting ii tha parlors
of the Warsaw Ina last week. It was
. voted that all officer! bold their re-
" spactiva office natil October, when the
aaaual electloa will occur. Toe moat
important actioa voted oa wat the de
termination to ak the co-operation of
the eowaty commiMioaert la securing
; the services of a whole-time county
. turn. This ia an important and aiucli
Beaded njove, tba necessity for a county
same having tm-u fully demonstrated.
The women of tbe connty are eipeeted
to set behind tha movement, and at tbe
commissioners are always open to per
suaaioa la regard to uiatteri that tend
to tha progress and welfare of the
; connty, it ia thought "that securing the
nare it an assured proposition.
i Mitt Jtarta Viek, of thii city, nnd
ker aunt, Mm. Tom Vick. ami chil
drca, of Rosa Hill, returned last week
from a viait to Washington, D. V.
Mitt Margaret Kennedy left last week
for visit to Kbiston.
Mr. A. Brooks returned ov- ' -days
age from Newark, N. J., where ! made
an esU-mh-.l i-.;l to relntiw
, Mis Kiritli Raker, of At In . Oa.,
Was tbe guest for a short while last week
, uf Mii .Margaret Harden.
Mr. C. K. Martin and children, of
-Victoria, Va., are the guests this week
f Editor and Mrs. R. 8. Taylor
, Mesdames P. K. Best' and children,
' II.-Price and ihildrcii, J. C. Jtobin-
, nnd J. "'.. J". Mr". J. M. Hines, of
iiryenville, apent last week at Wrights-
VlIlK Uracil.
. Mist Margaret Hood, of Portsmouth,
Va., was the guest for a few days the
, past week of Mrs. Ptitand Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Bull Uest, of ("Vinton,
qtent last week-end with relatives here.
Mi. and Mrs. tieorge M. long and
cbildsen. f Biirgaw, sient Inst week
end nljh Mrs. ling's parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. II. Hartt.
; Mr. A. W. Bell has returned from an
extended visit to relatives in Georgia.
I. E. Satterfield, who is baying tobaeco
1 8outb tarolina, is spending a short
while in Warsaw.
C. A. Womack, who bought tobaeco
ia fieorgia, has n tarned home.
Miss Bcttie Cox yeturned to Wilson
after spending a f'Sv days with rela
tives here last week.
- Misses Mattie Beth and Annie 1ouise
Prldgen have .returned from a pleasant
. tisit to Wilirriuton.
Miss Amelia Jn, of (ioldslmro. is
a guest in tbe home i)f Mr. and Mrs.
J. I). Brown.
"" Born to Mr. and Mrv tyltcr Carter,
by daughter, Carolyn Kjtb.
, ' Mosley-Jone.
" Warrenton. Aug. 1.Miss fincy P.
Jones and Mr. C. K. Moslev, lml "i this
ity.werc quietly married Thursday at
tha home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Xaa P. Jones, in North Warrenton. T.'jj
inpressive ring ceremony was performed
riy Kev. G. tt rltarling, of Littleton. The
" guests were reccivrd by Mrs. Howard F.
Jones, in white georgette.
The home was tastefully decorated In
golden rod, golden glow, rlemartis and
fern and tbe purtor, where the ceremony
was performed, was lovely under the
soft glow ' of candles. Preceding the
bride and groom Miss Nannie Jones, of
Baleigb, ia white embroidered georgette,
entered. Aa the wedding, march from
Lohengrin was played by Miaa Bells
Dameroa, the bride, attractively gowned
in a traveling auit of blue with acces
sories to match and carrying a large
bouquet of bride roses, took ber place
before tha Improvised altar and as the
soft music fell from the skilled hands
of Miss Belle Daaieron, tbe words which
united tbe happy couple were spoken is
the pre scnes of members of the imme
diate families and intimate friends.
following the ceremony the couple
motored to Norlina, where they boarded
the train for a trip to the mountains of
North Carolina aud Kentucky.
' Miss Jones has mauy friends over tbe
Ftate and is greatly admired here. Mr.
Mosley is a successful business maa of
this city.
Misses Pace Entertains.
Kittrell Aug. 16. Misses Pattie B.
nnd Nancy Pace delightfully enter
tained a few of tbeir friends Satur
day evening, August 0th, from 7:30 to
11;. 10 o'clock, In honor of their cousin,
Miss Pattie J. Pace, of Wake Forest,
and her guest Mist Inez Cooke, of
Kocky Mount. They were first nerved
sandwirlis and coffee in the dining
room. The color scheme was tastefully
carried out in green and white. After
wards the guests were ushered into the
parlor, where they were entertained for
an hour with Hook and music. Before
their departure they were served cream
nnd eake on the lawn. Those present
were: Misses Pattie J. Pure, of Wake
Forest; Inea Cooke, of Rocky Mount;
Nancy A. and Patty B. Pace, of Kit
trell; Mollie Gill, Pearl Wyne and An
nie Pace, of Bohhits; Mrs. Staunton,
of Franklintaa; Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Pleasant, of Kittrell; Mrs. C. IT. Hall,
of Wake Forest; Messrs. Roy Edwards
nnd Ram Forsythe, of Wake Forest;
Johnnie Wynne, Nil ma and Robert Wil
liam Pace, of Bobbins, mvd mothers.
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Entertalna for Hons Gneata.
Ilelhaven, Aug. IS. Circle Grove
Farm, the attractive home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred P. Latham, has been the scene
of much gayety and merriment for the
past week. Miss Mary Chauncey has en
tertained as her house guests, Misses
Grace Bensley, of Baltimore; Philena
Macon, of Warrenton, and Sal lie Powell,
of Goldslioro.
Much fun has prevailed throughout
Ih"1 entire- week. Parties, picnics, bay
i rides, sails and auto rides have been
imlulged in.
Misses Ayeock entertained on Mon
I day evening at an informal party in
1 honor of Miss Chauncey 's house guests.
I
I Engagement Announced.
I Arvonia, Va., Aug. 18. Mrs. Gertrude
if? GV)VNUu
' wj-rzm mj i v '-rii' I St"JlVl
l . a - I am ' . a taw
7 East Hariatt St.
'Jmt Twenty. Ira Steps From
Faytttevlll. Street"
Soon Be
Ready To
Serve You
With the Best
in Footery.
William Heller
Chambers Williams baa innoaneed the
engagement of her daughter. Bessie,
to Dr. James Samuel Mitcbener, of
Edentoa. N. Cv The marriage will take
place ia the fall.
Miss Williams Ma an honor gradnste
of Hollins College add has studied at
Columbia UniversityV Dr.- Mitchefet
is a graduate of Davifisoa College and
Johns Hopkins University, and ia now
practicing medicine in Edentoa, N. (j.
WALLACE.
Wallace, Aug. 16. Thursday after
noon, a number of friends of Mrs. Roy
Bsines met at the borne of Mrs. J. W.
Carroll, across the street from the cot
tage newly repaired foVMr. and Mrs.
Baines, and stormed her with a miscel
laneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. Baines
were married last August while Mr.
Bainei was in service in a camp lia
8outh Carolina. He hat recently been
discharged, snd Wallace ia delighted
that this will be their home. Tbe many
and beautiful gifta ranged from the
kitchen to the drawing room. Besides
a handsome check, a suit of furniture
from her father, Mrt. Bainei received
s handsome square for her dining room
from her brother and sister, Mr. sad
Mrs. N. Carter; cut glass, hand
painted ehina, lovely mahogany clock,
kitchen utensils, embroidered and
crochet towels, otbfr linens and bric-a-brac.
There has not been seen s more
beautiful selection for a shower?
Friday Mrs. Chas. J. Williams'enter
tained twenty-five of her friends at
dinner, of the true Southern style. The
color scheme of pink and green was
tastily carried out, from the center
piece, of pink flowers and asparagus fern
to the last course, ico cream, blocked in
pink. At each place at the table wat a
lovely place card, favors being dainty
green crepe baskets filled with pink
mints. The bountiful dinner was served
on the screened side porch, an ideal
place for the long table here laid.
Mrt. Willismt it able to be out since
bcr Jong snd teriout case of pneumonia,
and her many friends, numbered by her
arqunintanres, are rejoicing over her
recovery.
T.W.Dobbin
COMPANY
Formerly Dobbin t Ferral)
Raleigh'a YARD GOODS STORK
August Sale
Curtain
Materials
With our other curtain
materials we are showing
a splendid line of new
Cretonnes, 35c to $1.00 a
yard. Housekeepers
should see them.
Wo dell for Cash and Mark
Oar Good a at Cash Prices.
VVrsWnMArNrvVrWrVnAMrVl
KINSTOX.
' - Kintton, Aug. 16. Mr. Guy A. Joha-
aoa and Miaa Sudie King, a well-kaowa
Lenoir county eovple, war married at
tha parsonage of Caswell Street Meth
odist church here a few aveaings ago.
Be. Leon M. Hall, the pastor, officiated.
A bubs her of relatives aad frlepds wit
nessed the ceremony Mrs. Job nana s
tha dsughter of Mr. Richard King, a
prominent resident of tbia aeetioa. Tha
eouplo will make tbeir bone with Mr.
Andrew Johnson, father of tbo bride
groom,
Miss Catherine Rugging; of Lesoir
county, aad Mr, William Parker, of
Kinston, wero married last Suaday.
The ceremony, was very simple and tbo
attendance email. Magistrate' Charles
Bagby officiated.
A number of Kinttoniaaa attended a
dance at Snow Hill oa a recent even
ing. The party motored over. The
affair ' wat one of the largest of the
summer ia this section. '
Kinstonians away oa vacation dur
ing the past week included Mrs. Robert
E. Copeland and daughters, at Hender
sonville; Miss Vida West, Baltimore;
Miaa Melissa Williams, Mr. L. B. Stroud
snd Miss Annie Grady, Ocean View;
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Bizzell, Wrights
ville Beach; Miss Virginia Edwards,
Lake Junaluska; Mrt. Eva Cumminga
and a party of young persons, Shackel
ford Banks; Mrs. J. Park Nunn, Winston-Salem
and elsewhere; Mrs. H. L
Sutton, Mrs. J. A. Scott, Miss Pattie
Collins and Mr. Dewey 8utton, South
Hill, Va.; Misses Marianna LaRoque
and Marjorie Lewis, Brevard;. Mrs.
Clarence Oettinger and Mrs. Paul A.
Hodges, Western Carolina. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Lawsoa and Mr. and Mrs.
Samnel Churchill, bridea and bride
grooms, returaed from northern points.
- Guests of local persoas during tha
week included Miaa Margaret Kennedy,
of Warsaw, who spent a few dayt with
Mrs. Charles E. Soseraoad and Miaa
Julia Psrrott; Miss Lueilo Dawsoa, of
Scaly, Tea., at tha residence of Mr.
aad Mrs. C. O. Dawsoa; Miss Grace
Strong, of St Louis, who stopped with
Mrs. Chester A. Walsh: Miss Essie
Sutton, of DeFuniak Springs, Fla
guest of Mrs. E. R. Waller, and others.
Returaed members of Ambulance
Company 317 were entertained at a bar
becue at tha home of Charles Croom,
aear Falling Creek, last Suaday. Many
veterans from this city and other points
wore present. 1" t
Tbe Sunday school of Caswell Street
Methodist ch.urch held aa interesting
social Wednesday evening. , A special
musical program was rendered.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
I!etHcal College of Virginia
( SUU Iiutitutio s C-Edueatioasl)
stuast atcauiai. a. a. u a m. '
MEDICINE DENTISTRY
PHARMACY NURSING
New buiMiasa, eoapfoUIr qatppd
laboratories under full liow Mslnietar.
Uniaoal clinical fasiltttta offa la t
Smpltak) vwmti by Uw MllesX aba la
city bwpttais sad hMtitotiaM.
tlst Sssslsn testes atp4etbar tl, ltlt.
Foe- Catafetue Address
J. R. McCAl'LEY, Secretary
111 East Cla? St ftknstaad. Vs.
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Ml -'vs.fl . t t..'t-,
ltC .) ja)M(2(t
Smart
Interpretations
.of
Stylish Fall
Popular Prices
The
fables Sl)op
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East Bargett St.
SCHL0SS BROS.
tailoring
Opening
Showing the best in fabrics, and the
newest stylet for Fall.
Our expert tailor will take
your measure and deliveries
will be prompt. If you have
ever worn a Schloss Suit, you
will be on hand.
OPENING MONDAY, AUGUST 18
Continues for One Week
at
.Cross &Linehan Co.
SINCE 188
-Tha Clothiers'
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SINCE 1889
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5
MISS SAIDIE M. KING, Ine
SECOND FLOOR OVER T. W. DOBBIN CO.
Lovely New Autumn Fashions
Are Arriving Earlier Than Usual
And They Are Very Welcome
BECAUSE they give us so much to look forward to.
And because you will have so much more time to
"Come in and look around" and plan and anticipate.
They are all very lovely and selected with the one
thought of pleasing Raleigh women.
Full showings Monday.
The New Fall Suits
Are moat important because many will want them immedi
ately to travel in. All of them have straight lines with coats
quits a bit longer than they have been.
Some of the suits sre fur trimmed, and they come in tbe
following materials: Silvcrtone, Tricotiae, Poiret Twill,
Volour Checks, Chevrronne, Serge and Duvet de Laine. The
trimmings: Braid, Nutria, Seal, Australian Opossum and
Wolf fur.
The Ne w Fall Coats
The present price of the new Fall Coat is of greater import
ance than the atyle of it. August prices are far less than
they will be later. The rapid advance of wool materials in
spires one to early shopping. Styles are becoming straight
lines; most of them are belted nearly all are fur trimmed
materials. are Silvcrtone, Velour, Bolivia, Evora.
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Satin, Serge and Tricolette DRESSES
Navy, Black and Brown Are the Favored Colors. Street Frocks and Afternoon Models
The new silhouette for Autumn strikes a note of grace and charm. Dresses are in many instances longer waisted
and skirts oftentimes shorter and fuller. There are neckline and sleeve innovations; the shorter length sleeve
from Paris and the long fitted sleeve with the flare cuff.
We are also showing smart tailored frocks of the woolen and silk fiber materials with tight sleeves fitting into
snug shoulders truly smart.
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AT MO THFATRF this week's program
AL1V1AJ 1 lUA 1 1JL ANOTHER BANNER WEEK
Monday aad Tuesday
VM. S.HART
The Monqy CoiraT
Wodneaday
tfm& i
VALLACEREID
- iJhe Eosumtf Eoad
Thursday and Friday
BL ' t, T-.I.B
V faTh
BETTER WIFE
Saturday
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GREAT GAMBLE
EPISODE No. 2
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"MiMug Bollet"
Flagg Comedy
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