KTOETWO.
THE ASflKVILLE CITIZEN.
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resid-rc of !' ;:. I; . r-ritb ilr 2s ti 1 .1 ;; .
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. .r .:t. Mr : i n,.
'! j ,.e Mr Andrrmi j, r.
c Paul K;r.g,r. Mr
Mr .;..t.. r, Jordan aod ti-iign
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A rpil .n ws
PsssTifera or tv v
day afternoon a: it..-
js r. iMr, d M as !: 1 i nn.
a, goo many of the n.crr brs -MOr
! AshelUe (,r T! ,., ... s i i iij-iT
appropriat. , , nd eff" . . -- .io .
.led .,!h 'or,?e.Je r ale figa ar;i ' i v, ',
paxima, and flower were ai.o u-d. .
Mia Rebecca Cushman and Mu Ku
banks served tM TK I'm'..1.:,!.' Mr
cksvir sang "Ise '.Jwlr.e B- k lls.e- r
and "Aont Irian a wanting Pars . '' ' ''
Mum Ofarw Lumpkin rd I. " T
An of T'-dimmx." ' by Ir I'i r.-) 'l ' "
little Miss Meruit rmroo. ra j ' "
"FareweU to Richmond on 'he Jam !' r,'n
and little M' KK-ijn M,rr . ! ' ' 'r-
Tb Vctontnir Pr.' b .Mr t
tot Atimnla Mr. H-nry Itt
trraHnt or iiw Afwii hain r r. -
Clv4 th ut, olt-) I,) Mr. K
C CTtallibf , Mrs. K K i ln..n Mm
T. J. WIdrlUe, Mm. W li Wi!
Uaam n4 Mri. J. B HumlnK! m
TB Mat or mem brtii p. hth ,-
tba maldt-n name rhrnueh hlh t(,
Wmw-m are -ntr-l. I u'Hari! in
tfala faauc Maay of the im-mix-ra w
piCMBU 7MKrar at th rv-ptlon
lira. Cordelia, Anton, Mr. Martha
Albrlaht Mr. 8a rah Hoy4,Mr( KmDv
aVMtraa. Mr a. Edith faina. Mm Mat
Carat Camp boll, lira Mary l It
Campbell. Mr. Bally M. It. I'amplx -M,
Mra. Claim Chamlwra. Mra M. B.
CkIM,' Mra. tMuay mncr. Mra,
JaUa Itattiel Claytoa, Mra Kallla Pot'
tar Caoa, Mra. Anna Donne 1 1 Oai.
Mr. K. Allan bavldwio, Mra flanUi
Davldaon, Mra. Joarph Vu-k-rmm
Mra. tfcrlaa T. R. Doar, Mra. Mary
OarrSaDn, Mra. Parle Naah, Mra
Klataaath IS. Olenn. Mra. Eunlra F.
Otaan.. Mn. Nanajr Oram-Huntlnittoii
'' Mtm. It- B. tKwid. Mra. Mary I. Hn
Hard, lira. Rem U Inala, Mra. Mar-
tftav Kaaltv, Mra. BaHy Lea. Mra Leo
nora) lnf. Mra. Mary Minor. Mra
Ellea) P. Morrlaon, Mra. Delia Morrta.
Km Ha) McDowell. Mra, Margaret
& MeDtrwell. Mra. Martha Pattern. Mra
' hmim- T. Parker, Mra. Bmtly T. Pal
mar, Mrs, Lola R. plait, Mr Mary
Paslaad, , Mra. Mary L Ray, Mra.
B1ror Randolph, Mra. Suaaa Red
4. Mra. Nancy c. ffayar. Mra.
l Elkaa Potter Bettle, Mra Julia Ix-an
Bhuord. Mr. Cora Fortune Shuford.
Mra. Caroline a. Blnelalr. Mra. Faa
nl Urn It h, Mr Ell Umlth, Mra. Pearl
Kiac Mevana, Mra, Martha Btockton.
Mra. Lnalae Tannent, Mra, Barab B.
Weet. Mr. Elta Wabatar. Mra. Carrl
HL Wood. Mm. Addla Wllllamaon, Mra.
M. JL .WoodbrWga, Mr. Mary Wood
brldaa, Mra, . Andrew. Mra, Harah
Baird and Mra, Walker, Mlaa Martha
Wooifidc.. Mlaa Alka May Alexan
derMlM Mary Aaderaon. Mlaa Clem
Hacbnar. Mlaa Rebecca Cuehman.
Mlaa Kan Krwtn. Mlaa Roaa Orant,
Mlaa Beaai Bmlt h, Mia Buaaa Hatch.
Mia Julia Hateh, . Mlaa Margaret
flraHb. Mia Manilla Manna, Mlaa Al-
eln TorurUIl, Mlaa Barah Went. Mlaa
Jeaala Huma, Mlaa Orac Jonea. Mlaa
Bertha Kin, Mlaa Beeala Ie, Mil
, La la Moore, Mlaa May McDowell, Mlaa
Mar McDonald, Mb Fannie L. Pat
ton, Mmm Jean Fatton. Mlaa Willie
IUr Mbw Elbel Kay. Mia Bonnie
Reave, Mlaa Linda ftVhartle, Ma
Wlllla Bchartle, Mia Joannah
Tempi and Mlaa Mary Hevlcr.
. nTrai M-tr,rJ!t
!-.'! a ay i attrtiaa is.
; t .-lVit at th hw o'
f .lb w.!-y ' pto t -r, oe
i rr, .,. i ,j.amm
tt laa'fi t Ihr baeflt
Mia nancy weaver and Mr. Jamra
Btlkeleatber were the gueaU of honor
laat anwaing at an Informal enter
talnment given by Mr Burnett Jor
daa at Shamrock cottac. Albemarle
Park. Th Bt roller, of whkh Mr
fjtlkeleather la a member, were pr
aat, and aeveral other. Homo ex
celleat anuaio waa aa areeable feat
ure of the evening;, which waa t-
lowed by a Dutch aupper. Humoroua
aueeche and toaata were mal and
nock Bin preoented. arhlrh created
much amuvment. Mia Wiav-r wait
the fortunate recipient of a pair of
Kreea .pearl ear-ring, and Mr. Btlhe
leMher waa preeraied a diamond
"aolltalre"'by the HtmUera. The glfta
ware accepted in the eplrlt of merrl
anaat la whkh they were Klvun and
Witty apaeche of acceptance follow
ed. Th boueo waa attractively (iwor
atod, ho tha aupper tabln with Jack-e'-Lanterna
and Halloween aouvenlr.
Aaabna thoae Invited were Mia Nancy
Weaver, Mlaa Dorothy Srharit,, Mlaa
Kathleen Ware, Mlaa 11. U n I'.rulx.
Mlaa Caroline Uruwn, Mrs. '. M
Piatt. Mra Littlrforu. th- .Mlei
Jordan, Mra. David RoM-totti-ln, Mr
rr, -f th, HatW) F'ark
U'lira l'-M'ri i4;bt. ar;d
i.l r from the
r, 'h: Alii i,- ir:u:l.f for
,.r: A lTi.ri.tr, 1 nl,,w aiil
ir. a-err ilurlnc the
;ir,-; , nai r.frowhointi wi'l
0 KlthxnKit th-re are a
h.ar th- rl,jrn rad
?.r n l.-n lm,oi.ille for
lah a to hav.- the r'-furna and the op-l-.rt'jn,l
aff.,r1(-,l Mr Aleiand r
'.111 ho r-.Sv! arltn lr,l.,rI The Bat-!'-r
f'ark hotel in ,, n to the l.i i-a
of AfliUlii" election Light
. M
Ml Ix-rothv -hrti. nt'-rtalne'l
for Mij, N;in W'-aver vaierday
aft.riioon '!fh a hrljal ahower Lit
'ie M,n M;irv IariVern Weaver n".A
Maater f-r Hhart. received the
glfta Ui a large Imak. t decorated with
pink nli-,n from the xueata a the
entered I-itcr In the afternoon the
Iwxkei waa pr. ert"-! to Mmm Weaver
In the Hbrarv, where ahe aat surround
1 by her frierida. and the glfta Were
opened and lnapei-te, " house wa
decorate,) ihnrniingl. n pink tar
nation The dining on v.ia par
tlcularly effect I v. . nk candlee.
haded with the aame lint, heightened
the delicate tone of the fl.iwera Th
am color were rarried nut in the
Ice and refreshment a far aa poa
alhle.
Mlaa Bchartle' gueat were Ml
Nancy Weaver. Mum Hattie B,tt. Mia
May Klmberly. Mlaa Katherlne Cham
ter, Ml Flora Jah. Mlaa Willie
Hrhartle. Mlaa ftylvta Hlake, the Ml.
Bmltb. Mlaa Mary Webb. Mlaa Minnie
Wetaall. Mlaa Whlttlngton. Mlaa Car
ria Bchartle. Mr Zcbulon Weaver,
Mr. Mar.-u Krwln, Mr Ray. Mra
Ueorge Calvert. Mra Elmer Wetaull
and other.
Mr. F. Flaxington Harker will
hortly begin rehearaal of the Christ
maa cantata, "The Btar of Betble
hem," which waa compoaad aevaral
year ago and dedicated to Mr. Van-
derbltL Th cantata waa dona laat
Chrlatmaa and made a moat favorable
impreaaion In muekal circle. "The
Meaalah'' will again be gtren, with
chorua of fifty vnlcea and eapeclally
-.I PCiTUIfl. L'JllIE. CRIU
Maa Til Vaaba1iH.l.ta ttm-
1 a-a a. w..uld WIL.I i
jl j war aiua Baagarajx year ui ae,
Tt- v ..man - --y after a aetara attack of 'be ctiilfi.
w-. t "" an ewertirrea in th- ' xld I wsarh drvelopeal lato pse-imooia. wj !
te. n e var . - r, j fctf t pUf j, jfcj. weak a ad eaiatlat- !
r,iie,..,n wl'(4 Bo k4 o apptll. rid her atom-1
"' '"" '" ! aveH waa o aeali It eoald not reuiaj
v. loj4 gj., lmf la aia tn(jioe fcr
week a. aad notaiag Ue doctor pre-
arrlbed did a bit of good a&d we were
begtsaiag to think he j.4 teier re-
.shi eor. j
' "At thia time wa coairj l -1 to give 1
ber Ido1. and la etec t waa u-anel- ui
ou. The doctor waa arrayed at he: '
1 '' ' pTogreea, aiid when w told him we
were girlsg ber Vlnol. be replied, 'It
ta a Dm remedy, keep tt up.' Wa did
ao, aod be recorerad feer health and :
atreagth as oaths before tbe doctor j
thought she could." J W. Flagg. :
Portia ad, M.
TIboI cure coadlUoo Hk thl be
caua tn a natural manner it Incrcaae ;
tbe appetite, tone ap '.be dlgesllv ;
mgana, makea rtch, red blood, and
at ran gf ben rery organ la tha body
Sea well 's Pharmacy,
ASHEVILLK. N C
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r. , ; n th- I", - '
) . . mea off a 1.. ft
a ,r x lo th- fa. ! I r;.s! H
gM , m' '.a htjr.ii ;
t , j g r. r tt to have ??,. e,,, a'.
t aa.the crowd wo.jid pr-.bbi)
av until aftr midniRht
PEESONAIa. J
I'r and Mra i' A White. f ban
. ie it,, I . were in the il y. ater
.! ,
Mr :. W
aixniling i
,lh fri,-ri.
t.ray, r.f Philadelphia
fe flaa In Aabevilie
Mrx V. M Hlesalng. of Danville.
IikI . hue ainwd and will .nd arv
erai lMa Hith Aahevitle frtend.
Mr J r;
itfia. ,,a i
llarrlaoa. of .uth ( aro
I tbe Berkeley yeater.lay
Mr I. Theodore, of llaitlmor, ai
in Aahevjile yesterday.
elected aololata.
Th Olrta Kriendly Boclety. of HI it
mora hav I award Invitation to a Hal-
lowaea party given Saturday evening
for th Bats' (lie tlub and several
othiTa Tbe party will take plactf In
the club room of the eoclety and
the gueaut are all to arrive draped 1
aneeta and wearing falae-faces. On
account of the dlguiw and deception
peculiar to the evening It I requeat
ed that the Invitation card will be
presented t the door. Old faahloned
dance will be a feature of the even
ing and many Halloween game will
be played.
r if
Sir. red Kent entertalni'd today
at her home on Chcatnut treet
. ...
The Woman Miaalonary ocli-y will
glvw un entertainment at the Odd Kel
low' hall In West Aahevllle tonight
A collection will lie taken up for th
Baptlat orphanugv. Kefreahment will
be aerved anil ailiiiiaalon will be free
r ar
Mlaa lie lien Cuehman entertained
a five hundred party at her home on
Mxntford Avenue Wednesday after
noon.
Among thoee present were:
Eubanka. of llenileraonvllle:
Florence lliirnar.l. Mlaa Mettle
Mlaa Freda ttroun, Mlae Sarah
Mlaa Katherlne Mnaon. Mle
Carter, Mlaa Hcaele Lee and
Mary Ague Wolfonl
The announcement of the coming
marriage of Mr. Alexander Ilo,l An-
ilrewa, Jr., aon of Col. A II. An-
drewa, of Raleigh, to Mlfa llel.-n X,,y
Hharplea, of Meilin. I'a . will be re
ceived with Intercut b many Ashe-
illU people.
r r
The (lol.len Link .Visionary
Mlaa
Mlaa
llllea.
Jo lie.
Agnea
Mlxa
Mr. I'
j rla
nil.
Mr I.
spending
the city
Mr T
was In
T. Heath, of Atlanta, left
aft,-r a abort atay In Axhe-
Towler. of Bt Ixula. la
a few daya with friends In
P
Ale
Washburn, of Auguata
, ole . aterday.
Mr I' H. Kate, of Richmond, la in
the city un biiainewa
Mr. Carl Hpraglna. of South Boston,
Va . la spending a few days la Ashe-
Vllle.
Mr II C Hartaook. uf ;r. enbor,).
waa In town yesterday.
Mr. A K Holton. of Wlnaton-Sa-
lem, la registered at the Berkeley
Mr C A Boggs has returned to his
home In the eastern part of the aiat
after spending a few days with Ajth.
vllle friends.
Mr. I. Friedman, of New York, Is
here for a short stay.
Mr. W. T Morgan, of Marlon, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr. W Haawerle. of Kvansvllle,
Ind . la spending a few days with
friend m Aahevitle.
Maa. t to the city.
Mr J. V. Hayes, of
ri.,,1 eeterrlay and la
Mlra
S a am,.-
le:.rl Johnson
t,. unit friend"
Mrevard. ur
K nil'Aortb
g.ne to
Mr P J Hoawell, of Hrenn city, l
giieat at Kcnllworth inn.
Mr. J W. Caper. Mr J J. Brltt
and Mr C. F. Torn Will -peak at the
Court Ilouae tomorrow tught ltxr
Ing men are especially ii,n,,l. It
50 If ev9 Jailor-''
niade jutts just
Received
WATER OFFICIAL
TAKES HIS LIFE
Mr. F W. Thomas and Hon. John
G. Urwnt leave today for Brevard,
where they will 'deliver campaign
speeches on Saturday.
Sirs. E. 11. Mason, of AJkaa, B. C
Is at the Battery Park hotel.
Mum Estclle Ralston, of Johnstown,
Pa, Is spending Some time In the
city.
Miss Lettie Brown has gone to New
ton to attend the Wltherapoon-Rred
wedding ' -
Mr David Moffett Meyers left yes
terday Cor fhallan.enga after having
spent some time at the Battery Park
butsl.
e
Mr W W White left yeaterdav f,,r
Baltimore, after Rpendlng some time
at the Battery Park hotel.
How laud, "I
Buttery I'jj k
Mr. and Mra. c. V.
Aiken, S. C, are at tlv
hotel.
Mr H W Enloe, of Dlllaboro, was
In Ashevllle yesterday.
Mr J R. Woodbrough, of Cincin
nati, was in town yesterday
i
Mr. J M Thompson. ,,f New Vork,
is at the Berkeley.
Mr. F. W Craig.' ,.f Memphis, wae
in ashevllle on business vcstcnlav
Mr F 1 Cieby. of paalucah, Ky . la
spending several daa with friends In
he city.
( By Associate Preta. )
RICHMOND. Va.. o. t ; Mat-
hern Morton, secretary of the Man
hester water department, the city
acrosa the river, committed aulcide to
day by stabbing hlmaeif to the heart
with a knife There had been a scan.
dale in the water department and th,
suoerinten Jent. Charles II Hharpe, Is
tinder indictment for miappropria-
tlon of fund.
Morton was to have tstif)ed against
Kharpe today and It l thought that
brooding over the exposures he would
have to make caused him to take hla
life.
Jfttractive ine of Coats Just jfrrtoed
Yesterday we received a large
assortment of very prettycoats for
fall. They are the English JPic
adilly make of coats. This brand
is noted throughout the country
for their style and wear. One of
the best styles is illustrated in this
ad. It is one of the newest and
most serviceable outer garment,
made with large fevers. French
front and back. The back is de
signed in an empire effect, and
the front of the coat is modeled in
accord with the prevailing direc
torie fashion. We have it in
striped mixed colors, pin checks,
broadcloth in all stylish shades,
with corresponding combinations
of velvet and satin collars and cuffs.
There are several other styles as pretty as this; .one.
Come in and view them. They are priced at $12.50 to
$25.00 a coat.
VANDERBILT AND
WASHINGTON TO PLAY
(By Associate rets.)
XA.SIU II. I.E. Te-nn.. t :. The
Vanderbilt foptba. team lift here to
day for Ann rbor, pllrh . where tlwry
will play the Michigan l'niversit
eleven Saturday. Tha team ia a, -coin-panied
by oois iflrfl) flaa.,vk. right
guard, who has heeW-dwy with Com
pany K. at Reelfoot, l.ak, an, I wito
after securing permission to join his
team for the trip to Mi.-higan. talk
ed 20 miles alone through the -i'
of the night rider countiy to , at, h a
train. -
YOUNG MAN SHOT IN
BROTHERS' QUARREL
(By Associated Press.)
VALDOBTA. ti. , Oct.. 19 News
was received here today of the shoot
ing of Alfred Boou. by his brother,
Babe Boon, In Echols county, late
yesterday evening, inflicting uouioli
from which the former ta not expected
to recover. The men are both under
Jl years of age. the sons of a well
known farmer in that county.
It la stated the trouble grew out of
the fact that Hal- Boon had chas
tised a younger Mater, which was i
scntcd by his brothers Arthur and
Alfred. A fisticuff followed, after
which Babe Boon secured a pistol
and shot his brother Alfred as the
latter attempted to , atch the weapon
The bull entered Airrcd Boon s fa,
Just under the . tearing out h
teeth on that Hid', and prob.ibl lodg
ing at the base of the skull.
$3.50 Aadies Jvteaters for $3.19
$2.50 Aadies Sweaters for $2J9
Cllnchfleld The Coal of Quality.
Mr I
i town '
A Kanlpe, of Marlon,
estorday on buelness
Lieut W S. Sinclair. V s.
luned at Charlotte N. C.
Ashcvsjllc yesterday
A., sta
w as In
SPECIAL SALE
OF
LONG KID GLOVES
' $3.00 Gloves For $1.98
$3.50 Gloves For $2.48
12 and ( buttrtn, black ami tan onlv. These prices
Bpeak for 'tbpmsplves. Tlie -r" s aiv' n-iibr stock,
Cbanut and Adler make.
2fW is tbe time to buy se nil jiitir. Thev won't last
long at these figuivs.
n. V. MOORE
LADIC5 OUTriTTCR
C'r -'"l y 1 Patton A venae )
Mr W. T Hutbage. .,f Johnson
'itv. Turn . Is at the Berkeley
Millard Livery tine). Phone liO.
W. J W. Cap.rs. Mr. J. J. Drill
and Mr C F. Toms will speak at th.
Court House tomorrow night. I.ab-.r
Ing men lire espet iall Invited. It
M r S M
i Ashevllle
Bank, of Baltimore.
n business-
M' I. McKarland. of Forejrt City,
' . Is in Ashevllle f,,r a few days.
Mr il. H ilorman, of Johnson Cltv,
T-nii . Is i the Berkeley.
Mr K Sluder. ,,f iteeme creek,
was In i...mi .sf.Uy visiting friends
Mr . Patt.is.,n. ,,f J,,hnson
City, Ten n . la here for a short stay
Mr. c w. Moorman left yeterda
for Lexington
Mr U II Blacknell hns returned t"
Wll hes Hie
Dr K (J. Bui knei returnJ yester
day afternoon frot Wu,yn svjlle.
Mr. H K c nr . an r.f the staff nf
the Charlotte oh.er .sr. vas In the
rltv yeaterdav.
Dr. Paul Ringer i, expected to re
turn from New ynlk ,,lll)(y ,n
abselue if a fortiiighl
Mr and Mr. Putnam return to
New Toik today ft. r a May at the
Manor.
Mr. and Mr. N p N(,,, of Npw
Turk, are sfH-n,1lng their honeymoon
at Kenllworth Inn having arrived
yesterday.
Mr John A.ee hrs ,PM1 connrred
to his home fr several days by 111-
OlatMt- aMtd BtttUal..f OrMMaW-r'niniglMt.
lslil (X U !, -c'frafj "TI Mgi
la. a.
Co4esaf gaWi B'ibaj, K I r ;Oay-rs, i.A'f
af likxtu Basil lari ssf) B4 J Prgr. MtBttttB. aVafai
BfOBfMlftl l.-f t,Mi aW'lla ttgCTM-T
ritM-TsMB. asgcvwsawa4ali. a- lx.f altetasaw
i'i M HWOB, AluMU, iL
The Great
StrifeSale
Furs Half Price
Pars Half Price
Furs Half Price
Buy While They
Last
Brovvn-Kuyken
dall Company
Opjtositc Fountain
X. 1'a. k Sq.
Asheville Dry Goods & Ming Co.
10 and ia Patton A venae.
The Fall Opening Sale
at this store goes on.
Tempting bargains dis
played for this week's
shoppers.
ASK FOR THE PREMIUM COUPONS.
Asheville Dry Goods & QolhiiigCo.
PLANTS AND F LOWERS
F.'m tlths. small ,-iml Uirpr f.-rri
ntl js1div
"ltr intittiiiun.B. rtMt fcriil uitim
tli'tm fr All Sjiitif 1 ,v.
'lir'Aii m t.t-muiMH ii . ji.ttf. N 1. 1 ;
ltn n t -
Woolty Grten Houiet, Phone 713
Hnre W'Hiimii K' f-,infr.
FORBES & CAMPBELL
Real Estate Agts.
Bale. Rentals and general care of es
tate. H Patton Ave. Phone 2
MISS CRUISE
Manicuring and Hair Drestlng Parlors
Just received a full lir,., of half-gooda
and all over nets.
Over Candy Kitchen
Room It. Haywood Street
YOU SHOULD SERI
OUSLY CONSIDER
The iii, "i ,n ,.f coal buying be
oinsc It means comfort and
health this winter, or. perhaps
discomfort and s. rioiis sickness.
Von can alwavs depend on
M. and W. Indian
Coal
Because It's good, clean coal.
Carolina Coal &
ice Company
PHONK 1M.
gaPf?TaaBaW
Round
Oak
Heaters
tor eoal aiiii wood at jirieos
t hat you ,-aii a fiord.
The Asheville School ol Brown-Northup
Music & Dramatic Art Conwanx
THE Al DITOIUCM UUlJUIiy
rhOD"- 33 Patton Avenue.
!.Hi,Sy,'P 1-,tost st-vl,s in F Mil-
Millinery Importer linOfV
,!o. . Batter, Park ,W. Phone ,0 PARIS MILLINERY
v - 7 South Main St,
51 IWT0NAVtJ3tTTERrP,IrjNg33
ASHEVILLE N.C.
Are You Prepared for
Cold Weather
We are in a position to si n e your wants witb the
best to lie bad.
Blankets, Down Comforts. Heavy Cotton Hosiery,
Fleeced Lined Hosiery, ( asl,niere Hosiery for ladies
and children, (iloves, Underwear and Sweaters.
Our prices are as low as the thermometer was a
few days ago.
CITIZEN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY ONE
Mia Mary HmUhT of Fall River.
. ,f..- -. W