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I . i I III ! 111 " '""lr T.mMll! !
1 SOCIETY i
tyy nil,; tSS
Mr. fXirtr'n Tra for Mm. IWWworth).
. Mr MJIMtwa Johnstone, each ev
ened h .haitilsome home on Kreni
liroad uvem yesterday nficm
with a tea given In honor "f her Hl
ter-dn-law Mk (J. N. Dllwonh, Jr
of fj'exa . who has iim nily coine
Ashi-vAie.
The entire first flour of I lie Cork
raatdt-niM was thrown oi.cn for H
ccnl" mill presented h bcaiitif
appearand wild lis lsvlwh ileenratl
of palms. Hoiiihi-r:. smilux nml fn
grant rut flowers. Mrs. Cockn r
mived her guents In the front pari.
Anl wiro b k; driilng grown of so
ilnk rci. Kin- wm assisted by !
mother, Mr lillwurth whose c
turn una of Muck Milk ami rare ol
lace. Mra. O. N. IXtwarth, th honort
worn h charming 1'iork of blue silk
hand embroidered rind line trim
wed.
Mr. I'hll Cocke gown wa fnsh
loned of' white natln and IhlfTon
.Gnlvnr friend and relative of th
hostess who save valuable aid I
maklni the filiation Mich B MlKnal
success wore Mm. J. A. Durrough,
t.BIlvln Vim Ilin'k. and Mr.
Roliert Johnston who greeted eal
ler III the had and Mm. Frank Chap
man. Mis Lillian Itnynold. Miss
How fhnpman mid Mr Herbert
Reynold In tlio library. A pleasing an
novel ft-Ht nrc of the decoration wo
thn tropical arrangement of vine,
graven . and vfirtou southwm frail
JestooHit over an aloov devated to
tithe serving; of a dsllclou pune
made
from the Dure . juice of
fmali fruits Kiiri rilananaeil t two
attractive young- ladla In ruirilnit
ostune. Mix Georgia Danni and
(Ml. liaUMj tin.
t Th dining, rwm which wan green
.fmd' whiio. wum K'ldnd over by Mr.
"W. W, Hrnad, 8Kltd by Mlw Ilea
-i Hjr"i6' Mi.ia JtMta. Barnard
(tMlaaaa lielun Mint Thepeaa, Chapman.
i The table, .wuh lt axnulalt laoa
iTover an4 arranxumsnt of (rasa can.
AmM . ant : bamm.-: vmm. Virlda'a. . mail.
Satin and tulle atraamera deacandlna
ijrom tia chunduDer, arova a pleaalns;
Joantral faature In at room charming- tn
.vr particular, .. -a
t . A gar anaaicttl program- hr Connoll'a
"nruheatr anllveiMd. tha pleaauraa of
7 ha afternoon; tha houaa belnc crowd
r4 with ealleaa durlna the reoelvlait
lioura, which wr front 9 to o'olock
That LuM'Javkmm tea Ktven by tha
Iaugbtr of tha Oonfedarany biat ev-
wiiia at tha Y. M. C A. waa.a pro
Aiounoed auuoeaa. - Tha aiKlltorlum waa
jcioeoretod in rod' atidi whlt banting
with the Confederate flag placad tn ev
ry avallubla wa'H apat'e, Tha-' ptrr-
'iralta of L and Javkaoa oocvplad the
Jilacoa of honor, tlinae, too,- draped In
jthe flag, doftr to tho heart of avory
- Jtrua Bouthtirnor. .
' Tha central table woa rticoratad In
h Confederal aoiora , of rad and
whlta and laden, with good old-fah-intxei
1160 dlabna. Tha ooatumao of
jlha - daughter wora ptotureaqne and
rapraaemea inuntuuy too aiyu on-
talntng at that ported., aa tnmt of Jtiain
were helaloomn resurrtiuted from Htilrutl
traaourloa of fiwiry.-
CJfneral Itay Introduced tha npi'ak-
era of tho avonlng,. who were ("olomil
Klngtiam and Judge Henry B, Ktuvetia.
Colonel lllngham made a most Inter
patlng tnlk. on Oenoral Lee, giving
lritoniiI , remlnlaooncait, Judgci rlt
vena waa enthunlantlo In hl adiulra
tlon at Jackson, both a a man and a
aoldler.
An old-ftMhloned bahi) of fltldlara
ptayed quaint, out-oNiluto tunes,
,whloh wora moat enjoyable. A large
number of.' Aihavllla vt'tvrana wore
'preaerit and perhapa 300 towtiHpto
j'lo. , ; . v v
Mia Chapman' Art Tr.
An out of town affair which created
a great deal of Intercut waa tiie art
tea given by Mine Boae Chapman at
lier country, place, Hoimcroft, Krlday
afternoon. MI Chapman has reivmt-
opened nn art and craft atitdlo
and work ahop. Mnndmndo Hn,i hand
carved furniture of artistic and orig
inal design wa exhibited to a throng
tf Tlsitor drawn from the Arden,
(kylam) and fletrhcr nelghUirhooda
M waft a fror Aahevllle. A hundred
cr mora of Mlaa Chapman's frlnd
galled during the afternoon to inspect
AHOTtitn'VtOHDtK OF " 8CI ENCE
t
the r.nultii of her In teat nrltxHc enter-(
prim- and ) enjoy her , htH4lallly '
vthirh wim d lupi n ..d In a d. -liKhtrully I
Inlornwil iniiniiiT The luli.K mum i
or llolmrroli Iiiih In n l onvi rti il ililoj
a Hiuillo for the p rem nf, uii'l the
i lunrH, window nou'H. Hi(i-e. i reeim.
dri Hlfi( tuld. H, rhln.'i ruplioanlM, i
look iioo-H. il' , ainiiiU'd Ihere fori
llinlieetli.il r-. elvnl elil li n-liiHI If ail
mtrmlon, oiw pli i e. .'Klilciet of kii
perb workiiiniiKlil., deiK rvliiK enpi rlal
llli-lllloli, the ood of tile Kl uralm d
unlive nak, elubomti'ly iiirved by u
skillful urllHt and lili.-d ullh alluring
orriMjiiirtiiient and hehre, with duorx
orniiinenliMl vitth leaded paneH.
MInm Chnpinan iiKiintod In re
eelvliig by MrM Krn iik 'liapiniin, Mm
John Carroll, MIfw lle.lo UeynoldM.
MImh Nell Curmleliael uiid the MIhhi-h
'ii ii . in li ll .
M ,1
ilewwt Vulr UntcrtalH.
MdMler JeHMe (IrnviB Vale enter
tained Hevernl of bin little frleiidx Fri
day afternoon, at hl reHldenee on
Mint Htreet, the iieeiiHlon being hlx
alxlh birlhdny. Ire. frullH nnd enn-
diea were rvl In thn dining room
Then the amaH hunt eteuned hlnmelf
and at the call of h whlntl Ihu kih-hI
followed to the piny room, where they
found Jeme III continue uh Hunta Chi iim.
From a tren he dlHpeMmid winnll gift
to each, which waa a HurprlHe.
J J
Knrprlne Marriage.
A marriage which came a great
itarprlae- to the friend of the young
aouple waa Unit of Mr Horace Huck
ner and MkM Ella l1"lle Maawell on
WedBMday evenlflg, at tha realilene
of Kt. J. A. Cook on Patton avenue
Mr,1 Wuckner hold a poult Ion with
Hackney and Moale, Mo the young
doupla will maka Aahevllle their home,
We Do
Watch and Clock
Repairing
Prices Right. '
Workmanship Guaranteed
TheThompson-Brarinon Co.
M4KUFACTVRING JEWELERS SIIVESSMITHS :
52 Patton Avenne
Mr Farlnholt dealroa to glvfl
iorla of talk on Venetliut hlntory
and art aa outlined halow, and re
6uet all Intereated In thn auhjoct
la meet her at her homa 204 Mont
ford avenue on Wednesday afternoon
January 23, at S:80 o'clock;
The Milkier of Venice.
Tha Cruxader,
Run. Marco.
Th Pelan of the Dogea,
Tha Merchant of Venice.
The painter of Venice.
Borne Hlifn Canal.
The Grand Canal.
Aphorisms.
All flour ara good oceaatonally,
Roma floura are mod moat nf t'ha tlran
Climax I godd all th Um. Ahvlll
Mining company mak it. All '-
mm eu n, .
v NOTICi TO TMB PUBLIC
ftoutltorn Railway Comnony Vert
many m dot tan changes tn aohoojula
of paangr train will be mad,. f
fectlve Jan eth, ittt7i Oetalla of whicn
will be f urnlmlied later by publication
in loiaora oto.
J. if. WOOD.
Diltrlot paaaenger Agent,
a
e I'
J. II. Tuckrir went to forest Hill on
bUHliicM Friday.
Frank Chapman la In Hryoon City
in kigal buHlnea.
Mtm Willi Hny'lw vlltlng Mr. A.
H. IHtlly In Knoavlllo.
Mr. Dynum Humner I vlaltlng Mr.
John Carroll nt Arden.
K. 11. AlklHHon ha returned from a
liUMlnewi trip to Andrew.
r. nnd Mrs. Tlttrkhurdt ure occu
pying :iu Moniford avenue.
Mr. nnd
lay for Nt.
Mr. Corbel t left
Auguatlne, Fin.
on Krl-
hyUirlun ('huri'H, munUng and avop
trig.
Mr. nd Mr. Charle S. Jordan re-
lurncd yeHterday from New York.
s
Kx -Chief of I'ollce J. A. I,yerly. now
of I 'union, wn In the city yeHterday.
Mr. Oeorge If. Hmather and (laugh
ter ara back for tho winter at 114
Moniford.
J. V. nrown, who ha been to
Lynchburg on a buHlncn trip, returned
yeHterday.
Ml Alva Ropke of Louisville, Ky.,
will lng In tha Methodist Protestant
services this morning.
Mr, and Mr. Molntyre and daugh
ter, of Michigan, are guests of Mrs,
M. U, Glass, 110 Cumberland avenue.
Rev, C. P. Moore of North Aahevllle
Method 1st church I In New Jersey
visiting hi father, who I 111.
Mr. Johnson and the Mlsae John
son of Marlon, Jnd., are recent guosts
of Mr. Pennlman at Forest Hill.
Mi- Annie Arden Jnrrey and Tom
lervcy hnva returned from a few
days vial I with relative In Skyland.
Mrs. Krwln Hluiler, who ha been
visiting bar parent, Mr. and Mr.
Dlekson, In Norfolk, Va., will return
this wek.
Mr, Moymour Hursey and on,
&ta)y Hvraey, arrived recently to be
tha guest of tha Ml use Hawthorne on
Patton avenue. .
Mr. Wortham, nea Mis Irene Mc-
Ixud of thin city. I expected to arrive
tomorrow to vlBlt her mother, Mr.
C. M. McLoud, on North Main atreet.
Mia Margaret Morriwether, one of
the aeason's dnbulnnts, In visiting In
Kentucky. MIhm Meriwether Is the re-
Iplent of mimeroiiH social attentions
during her visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pnlly and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jame Luther of Terra
Haute, who have been the gimsts of
Mrs, Charles Welborn of Woolsey,
left yesterday for Jacksonville.
.achuol a,t .46 a, m. Pitslor's adult
Jilble clus. A Cordial Invitation I ex
tended to aljj 8trangcra and visitors
made welcOin,. i1 Church on Blltmor
iioud. ";' v ' :
Ouklaml Height PreNbytcruin Cliiireh
No. 64 North French Mroad avenue.
Services Hurittny mornlng'at XI o'clock
nml at 8 p. m,l tho Wednesday even
ing testimonial ' meeting at 8. The
reading room I open dally except Hun
duy from 8 a, tn. to 1 p. m., and from
4 to 6 p. m; All are cordially welcome.
HIKK KISUKIUJAHTKY.
There will be a meeting of the Aahe
vllle Free Kindergarten Association at
the residence of Mrs. C. 11. Craig on
Montford avenue, Monday afternoon
at 3.30 o'clock,
MRS. BLAIR ARRESTfcDlO
ON MURDER CHARGE
(fly Aarfoclntcd Pre.)
AUGUSTA, Qa. Jan. 19. A special
from Columbia, gays:
Mrs. C. Mf Btaj was committed to
jail here this evening on a warrant
charging her with the murder of her
husband, based on the verdict of tho
coroner's jury, returned at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, J ,
Captain Blair , waa fatally wounded
t his home Thursday, during a quar-
. . . . i . v. I..- e . . v i ,. , . ,
ri wim iim wiib. .wnicir ne naia on
the way to tho hospital where he
died, was about another railroad con
ductor. .
Mrs. Blnlr denies that there was
another man concerned or mention
ed, and says that ' her husband was
accidentally shot while- she and Cap
tain lllalr wore fighting for posses
sion of a revolver, with which ho
had threatened to kill her.
WITH CITY CHURCHES.
All Souls' Cliun-li, Itlltniorc.
ltiiv. R. H. Swopo, D. I)., rector.
Holy communion, a. m.; morning
Hcrvtee and sermon by the rector, 11
i clock: Sunday school, 3.15 p. in.;
evensong 4.30 p. ni., followed by an
irgnn recital. All seuts free. Visitors
ire cordially welcome.
Pimples Stopped
In Five Days
Every Possible Skin Eruption Cured
In MnrtcloiiKly (Juk'k Time by
tlio New iilelum Trealnioiit
l)r. and Mrs. Clum. H. Jordan have
return from a visit to Now York.
John Lndd of Ohio arrived yester
day for a month stuy In tho city.
Miss Flvonlit Howell of Wavnen-
Vllht 1 visiting friends In the city.
fir. J. A. Campbell hns recovered
froyn a recent attack of pneumonia.
Mfc Bessie Reynolds Is spending
e week end with relatives in town.
h TTovrd that Daadraff
Canwd by a Gcna.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chapman have
returned from a short trip to Virginia.
$ Sein.-e. h.on!g wonder these days ir
tnedlcine us woli as In mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
tPoutok-d with daniif uff. for which no hali
separation hsv liei.fofors proved a sue
, Ceaafui tur- u.!.! Nrwbro'a liarplclde waa
put on the- nii.rkii. it U a cleuiltic preji
a ration that kin the germ that nrnko
Baodruff ,n . .i, by dllng Into the
"' fH i th i A of tn Hair, whan
fc saps Uio vital. ; causing Itching acalp,
InlUng hair, ami nnnHy baldness. With
out dandriiir i ,,r muat grow luxuriantly.
at I the only tl :troyer of dandruff.
ia oy leaains; druggist. Bend 10c
h nuTipi ror simple to The Herpl
ffwo sixes 50 cent and 1100 if.
fPAFfL'tiB ORU STORE, Ion Monday.
Captain and Mrs. Jnrnes Johnson
left during the past week for Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. J a men
expo ti d to return l'n
Ihis afternoon.
Coleman are
m New York
Mrs. Gorman nnd little daughter
are expected to return to Margo Ter
race this week.
The Misses Chnpinan cmo in ves-
lerd.i trom Skyland to attend the
n;ocke-IlhVorth reception.
First Baptist Cliun li.
Bible school at 9.30 a. in., superin
tendent, J. H. Tucker; 11 a. m. nnd
7.45 p. m divine worship, conducted
hy tho pastor, Hev. William Luns-
ford; B. Y. P. U., aenlor and Junior, at
8.30 p. m. Baptism at the conclusion
of evening worship.
Methodist IVotestnnt Clitirch.
In K. of P. hull, Paragon building.
Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Preaching
at 11 and 7.45 p. m. Song service at
7.15 p. m. Miss Ilva Itupke of Louis
ville. Ky., will sing I'Calvary" In the
morning service. A cordial welcome
to all.
West Foil Baptist Church.
Baxter street. Preaching at 1 1 a.
m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school nt
! 30 a. m., J. B. Citlce, superintend
ent.
' I
FECIAL, AAENT.
!ev. K. A. Klmore. p. p, will leave
his home In Chattanooga. Tenn..
Pr Elmore will prach
jiodey in the Oakland llelKhts Pres-
llluininatcd Text Work. Heraldic Blazoning, Crests,
Coats of Arms, or Armorial Ensigns done at
The Woman's Exchange
N't-.:-
-4. ! v. a- - A .--..
Your Orders solicited see window display.
Trinity Cliiirt-li ( KplMtial.)
Corner of Church and Aston streets.
Iti-v Walter C. Whitaker, rector. Sec
ond Sunday after the Kpiphany. Ho
ly communion, 8 a. m.; morning
prayer, with sermon by the rector, 1 1
a. in.; children's missionary service,
with address. 4.30 p. m. All seats
free. Visitors cordially welcomed.
I'liianiial Lutheran Mission.
Over IS-L'0 Church street. Kev. E.
T. Coyner. pastor. Sunday school S :I0
iu m. Preaching 11 n. in.. Subject.
"The Grace of God the Fountain of all
Holiness."
Central Me-lhixtisl Church.
Pr. Gilbert T. Kowe. pastor.
Preaching at 11 n. m and 7.30 p. m.
Subject. In the morning. "The Salt of
i the Karth." Subject, in the evening.
I "Lessons from a Great Life." Kvery
jhody rordlally invited
First Church of Christ, ."scientist.
Special services in Oakland Height
j Presbyterian church. Hev. liobt-rt 1
Gomon. 1. p. pastor, 11 a m. and
7.30 p. m i:,.v K. A. Klmore. p I) ,
pastor of the S.-,'ond Preshyterl.in
church of I'h.ittaiiooKn. Tenn . will
I preach nt bvth services. Sablwth
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som of tlio worst case of akin dis
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Marshall. Mish. .
1 :-.S-t-tv::f;v:;
Our great Mid-Z&intet - JhleHpfe
Musliti Underwear Begins
' Tuesday, January ZZd
At tho present time wnwi-all-cotton gof-lsrtre upM-aiid ""coiitiiiue ::td ad
vance, we think this will be a very welcome Underwear sale, and will please many
Asheville women. Our previous sales of this character are well known to all Ashe
ville Women. This sale wliieh begins Tuesday next to continue the whole -week,
will bo the largest, the best and the most able .Sale of Undermuslins -ver held by
this store. The following cut does injustice to the undergarments, whoso values
can be appreciated best when seen. ' , '
Tie Um iwi M iy at (na NKatfltMf
a." tl item Tdta.'
L1!!"1 TO MHWwntM. mnm mm ft, mm m turn.
Mail Order Patrons
should attend this sale in person. It
will pay them to do so. No "mail or
ders" filled under .$2.00. liemember
this sale will continue Five Days, am
ple tune in which to make your selec
tions. Our Mail Order patrons should write
for samples of the new Spring arrivals.
At ffhese Sxtremely ou
prices .
It will be impossible for us to charge.
sell on approval or exchange any of
inese undergarments.
In " Lot 3 ' ' you will have to purchase
75c worth of underwear before receiv
ing a Gown or a Long Skirt as you-will
xiuie on circular. s -
"Tiie Model"
ONE PRICE LADIES'
OUTFITTER,
32 South Main St.
is having its Anniversarv
Sale, with the greatest Bar
gains ever known in every-!
thing ready-to-wear, from !
infants up to grown up!
people. j
S. A. FRIEDLANDER, f
pnorniETon.
1VHSS CRUISE
MAMCURIXfi AM) ILURDRESS
I.G PAKLOltS
Toilet articles and hair good.
Chiropody, Shampooing, Facial
Massage, Treatment of the Scalp.
Residence Phone 425. Office Phone
16.
Meriwether Building, Haywood
Over Club Cafe.
St.,
CRANBERRIES
10c per Quart.
These have a few soft ones
among them, but if used at
once are all right.
10c Quart.
J. J. Yales & Co.
23 Haywood Phone 221
Public Stenographer
at
Swannanoa Hotel
Night and Day Work
JAPANESE CAFE
AND
LADIES' TEA ROOM.
No. 5 West Pack Square.
"fir
nlas
A Fancy Dress Car
nival will be held at
the Asheville Skating
Parlor next Thursday
evening, January 24.
Prizes will be given.
i
i
EVERY ILVT THAT THE
PARIS MILLINERY
o. it South Main Street,
WHX BE SOLD
AT CUT PRICES
to make, room for stiring-kKx-k. W
ill sWI for one erk only Veils Jti
yanfo long, io brown, laa anat rr
at 9c each. . '
I
Our Meati3 -
Are Juicy
Tender
and Sweet,
The Globe Market
T. 1. Suniarr Co. Vtvme 1031.
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