HIE SUNDAY (HTIZEN; -FEBtlTTARY 21, 1909;
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SOCIETY
Mlaa UMIan Weaver entertain thl
week with a violet luncheon given in
honor el Mtrx Wlllella Hauler who i
jLw visiting Mlrs Ullage Patea.
The Taharnat club (rave a atag
theatre part) net evening at thi'
Orand dm 'a Ihucm- tu "The Win
Doum." Tl ' rt Included Mr.ileatlx
Carrier. All riiry i:uhl. Mr. 8. U.
Rernarri M s-.ua. ne Hawyer. Mr J-
Bh Rbi -ju. Mr. Vonno OudK'T,
lir. D. H. Millard. Mr. Kcriilall
NorthUD, Mr. W . J. Horn. Mr .Muh
olu Beatllea Mr. Walter Taylor. Mr.
Charles Flom, Mr. Theodore Hurl
aon, Cinil. Jflrei. Mr. W. A. liaker,
and Ht. Redwood.
The Tqung Woman Missionary so
ciety of the First frwbyterlan church
will mart with Mr. J. H. wood, hi
Bartlett atreet. Monday February 22,
ft lour o'clock.
Mra. Charl L. Minor entertains
rith a tea Tuesday afternoon at her
Yen,
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The Droaram of the ornn recital
ariven tltia Afternoon at All Moula'
Church. Elltmore. by Mr. F. F. Hark
er. will include three well known
work of Chart re Ouoood. The pro-
fram Ibm oiipwe;(
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1. March Bollennell., .. .. Gtionod.
1. Borceuee (Serenade).... uuomxv
March nomalne ouonod
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rumored that a dance will be
"tlrea hirlnf the week toy thai Tahkeo
ut club at the club room on Pack
j. ' "Mr.' and Mra. John B. Roger ar
' 1 rhrad reeterday and are wending av
w era! de at th Hotel Berkeley. Mra
ft, 'itovera, whoaa marriage to Mr. Roger
m ooeureo aeverai oaya ago in tMrming
' tarn, Ala., wae Mra. Max! a Oarvey and
B reetded lit AaheVUIe (or aeveral veare,
.. where aha he many ftienda Mr.
t and Mrs. Roger leave the mMdIe of
.. the week for waahlngton. D. C.
where they vltl remain until after
the Inauguration of preeldent Taft.
S "Thl golf tournament, mixed four
" enma. waa continued yeaterday at'
a fernpon at n coumrjr oiuo.
m Saturday afternoon the laat tourna-
' ment wilt be played In the big tonrne
t ment. ' which1 taated for number
of weoka tad much Jntereat W dltpiayoa
ift the' outcomo. The aooree yeatei
day were; Dr. O. M. lanvbert and
MM Rita Reee,' Tlhandlcap net
l: Dr. and Mr. Charleo Jordan,
t handicap 14 oat It: Mr. J J.
MeCloakey n Mm Thompeoo Pre
jry 7 hjinun'.-ip o -not o.
"' At Central Methodlat church thla
tnornlrttf Mr. IlurnKt Jardan will elni
"It la rnoufh.,,''p BUMh. The
AnthefTi tm tip Your Heeda, C te
Oatea," will also he eune Mra.
Jamee O. BOkvieather will elng at the
even(ng arrvice.
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' Mlaa Minnie Farrlae waa married
to Mr. W'x-nU f Mayfleld. In LouUrWlle,
Jty... laat, week, and the announcement
of the "wedding will he of Intareet to
many friend made by the brldn dur-
lar her aeveral vielte to Aithevllle.
Mlea Charlotta Smith arave an In
I formal hrUlgn party for her houee
K meat. Mlea Virginia Meyer, of New
f Orleana. Friday afternoon, at ltoae
k bank cotta
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Mra. Jullua O. Martin gave a miill
tea the latter part of the werk at
her home on l iberty etrert. Mra Mar
tln'a w;h v,r: Mra. Onorgf 1.
Hackney, Mr 8. ! Roberteon, Mra
T. C. ftmltli. jr., Mra Ktxrman. Mra.
J. Walter Moore. Mra Marlon WIb-Ih,
Owen Smith and Mlae Marlon Wlggln.
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The muelnel tea which will be given
fey the member of the Altar UulUl of
All Soure church, at Mine Annlo Wll-
' llama1 reaklence, St Haywood atreet
Tueaday afternoon, will be an Internet
ting event f the wweck, and will un-
aouDteoiy o aiietMeo oy many peo
ple. A atrver offerlnf will be eaked
at the door, and the public In moat
cordially Invited to attend. Thehoura
are from four until half paat elx
o'clock. The program will !e from
fonr until n-e, and while tea le be
ing eerved after that hour, a Vh-tor
phonoRTaph concert will bo Klwn lr.
end Mra. K. It. 8wop, Mm. ('. D.
tloadlea and Mlea Annlo Wllliatna
will receive, ami tea and chwnlate will
bo eerwnd by MIm Ue and Mlae Ann
Martin. The 'i.nrnm. will Incude a
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number r,f well known people. Thoae
taklnv ttirt are: llr K. I', llarker.
Mra. Jamc J. Hllkelealher, Mlaa May
Klmlierly, Mn. J. Vttughn Merrl
arn. Minn May Thayer. MlKa Minnie
Wenlull. Mlaa I(bi llinnlltn, Or. Paul
Ringer nixl Mr. Hurnetti' Jordan,
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The npiiarnnee of Mme. Ellen
He. h Yaw at The Auditorium Bxt
Tuewlay evening will be one of the
chief topic of Interest during the
week. Mme Vaw'a remarkable voir
hua guliud the altiger fame In many
land, and even the unmusical mar
vol at th piccolo note almoit an oc
tave higher than any living alnger,
and even aeveral tone higher than
the only linger, an Italian of the nine
teenth century, who haa come down In
th hlatory of mualc. The forthcom
ing concert haa a ro lined unuaual lnter
eat among mualc lower of Aahevllle,
and a good elied audience la expec
ted according to the I lata.
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At the Woman' Exchange, the
latter Dart of the week, an Informal
tea party waa given hy nineteen of
the teacher of the Normal Collegiate.
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The Wrangler! meet tomorrow even
in at the Manor. Afer the uaual din
nr Mr. John H. Hunter will read
a oaoer entitled, "Are We FVcing Na
tlonal Dlaaolutlon?" The rcapondent
will be Mr. Oeorge Wright.
Mra flobert 8. Carroll entcrtalna In
formally, Monday afternoon.
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The Thursday Bridge Club met thla
week at th reldence of Mra. Oeorg
Calvert.
The Stroller meeting la postponed
untU a later date, which will be an
nounced duely.
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Mia Btalev will lead the eervlcet
thla afternoon at the Henrietta on
South Main atreet. The aervicea be
gin at four o'clock.
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Th ladle' alngtea golf tournament.
which haa been played for aeveral
weeka at the Country clu6 wltniot be
nnlahed. Mlea Ethel Reevea having
won aufflclent number of polnu to
nlace her too far ahead of the oonteat-
anta for the other to catch up.. The
allver violet caae offeredi by Mr. Tencb
Ooae, goee to Mlaa Reevea. A aec
ond trophy will be preaented by Dr.
a. H. XmberL s At the anlied four
om tourn-jrucnt yeaterday afternoon,
Mra jr. B. Fentoa aerved tea, and a
great httwlier of member were rea-
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The colonial ball tomorrow evening
at the Hatterv Park hotel will be on
of the moat pletureeque and Important
aoolal affair of the winter. The ball
room will be draped with the national
ambient, and the ploture of Oeorg
ana Martha Waahlngtoa will be glv
an the elaoe of honor at the end of
th room, The colonial dame and
dameele In their haodaoro gown ant
powdered coiffure will dance the Vir
ginia reel at ten o'clook, at the end of
which the amall half man will b
removed. MIm Wlllella Kanler. of
Union Spring. Ala., and Robt. B. Rey
nold will load the Virginia reel.
Ran lor la the guest of Mia Lalag
Oates. and la one of the moat popu
lar be I lee of Alabama. The reel will be
lead from each end. the second leaders
to be aolecled by Mlea Ranlor and
Mr. Reynold. Maryland! Dixie.
number of old fashioned aire ending
with the Btar Spangled Banner,
will he aung while the mask are re
moved. The dance hpglna at nine
o'clock Mr. Bpear'e orchestra will
furnlah the mualc. Mr. J. U Alex
ander of the Mattery Park hotel, r.
reived a great many request yeater
day for cards of admission, by vlallora
who are dealroua of vlsllng llie ball.
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Tho meeting of the Woman's Jclu
will not be held Monday artornofn n
usual, but will be postponed until
March 8. the place to be announced
later. i
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An Interesting mualcul was given m
the Methodist t'roteslnut cottux
Thursday evening, by Mlaa Jowl.
Rowo Williams. Mlaa Williams kiichIi
were, Misses Hlmpson of Ktatcavllli'
Anderson, Carter, KUvr, Camp, lliv
in. Hackney, t oung. I'iikii. ilnh.
Staples. Hwnln. Uellluger. Vlnnle and
Jannle Htephens. Whallon, lllakc and
Roberts; Messrs. Bridges, Carter
Swain. Austin. Norman, Anderson.
Wror. Lewis, rickott. I.ongntt. K.I-
words, Uelllnger. Rlckmjn, Reed
Mclnlyre, Oreacjirm, Hhrhun: Dr anH
Mrs. (Ilbba, Mr. onil Mrs. nie. Mr
Tha following!
and Mra. Richardson,
program w as given :
Duet Wltchca Flight (Oalop
oaprtvef 11. M. Ruaeell
Misses Delllnger and William
Vocnl solo Hear Heart . Tito Matter
Mra. Joe Richardson,
piano oo Khapcodlv Hongrolsa
Llazt
Mlaa Mary Kate rellln(r
Vocal solo Love' tjolden Iream
is Past . .Lindsay Ijcnnog
MHs Jeftsle Rowe Williams.
Reading A ileorgla Wedding.
Miss Augusta Anderson.
Vocal aolo The Haunt of the Witches
Mis Rryson.
Iuet The Village Chime (Polka)
Kd Waddlngtnn
Misses Dellinger and Williams.
Vocal solo The Kissed.
Mis liryson.
Vocal ol- The Mission of a Rose
Mlsa Annie Hllmson.
Piano solo, violin oliilgato Hlug
Me to Kleep.
Mr. Richardson and Mr. Hickman.
Reading A Peculiar Attack,
Mia Anderson.
Vocal aolo I Cannot Help Loving
Thee Clavton John
Mis Jeeale Rowe Williams
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Uisit Ours Corset
Department :fqf
ffetiest Modeb.
PERSOHALf
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Mlaa Hester Kvana who haa been!
visiting her parents in Atlanta for
several month past, has returned to I
the city.
Mr. W. O. Wolfe and Master Tom I
left yesterday morning for New Ur-1
leans to attend the Mardl (Ira. Theyl
will visit Augusta before returning to j
Aahevllle.
Mr. K. C. Knight, of Wllllamsport.
Pa., arrived yeaterday aand will epend
several day In the city.
Hawklne, of Baltimore, ls
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SMART NEW WAISTS
For
SPRING
White Tailored Madras, good weaving but plain waists:
Prices $1.75, $2,.r0 and $3.50.
White Tailored Linen, at prices $2.50 to $5.00. The
$2.50 waist deserves especial praise. We guaran
tee U to bo pure Irish luieti. Knickerboeker make ;
plain, broad or narrow tucks; open front; long
sleeves ; stiff cu ff. A real linen waist at $2.50 speaks
for itself.
White Hand Embroidered Linen, Price $6.50.
White Muslin, open back or front, cluster tucked, Price
$2.50.
White Cotton Crepe, an attractive novelty, imitation
Irish lace trimmed, Price $6.50.
J4ngorie Waists, from $2 to $25. An entirely new line.
, expressing the latest, styles. New effects in laces
-and embroidery. All made correctly and to fit, the
price variations being due to the differeoit grades of
body fabric and trimming.
call to see these waists will be profitable. Their style
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jh auuiuruuvc. x o oniigaiion 10 Duy
M V. MOORE
11 fiJTOy ATKi
Mr. K W.
In the city.
Mr. Nkhol poller, of Knoxvllla,!
has returned to Aahevllle after a trip I
on the Murphy branch.
Mia Pe'arce. of New York, la
spending a few daye with (rlenda In
Aahevllle.
Mr. Q. W. Corey, of Chattanooga.
la In Aahevllle on bualneaa.
Mra. a B. Knight of Mt. Airy, N.I
C, la the gueat of frlenda In the city.
Mr. and Mra. I. S. Field and Mr.
A. W. Hew. or Baltimore, are ra
late red at the Bwannanoa hotel.
Mr. J. Jt. McCracken haa returned I
to hie home In wayneavllle after a I
bualneaa trip to Aahevllle.
Mr. J. W. Hcealan. of Wilmington,
Cel., la spending aeveral day In thai
city.
Mr. David Billot, of LaBVyette, Ind..l
la In town on tmaloaai
Mr. Robert Lelb. of Bwannanoa, waa I
here on bualneaa yeaterday.
Mr. P. 8. Bmlth, of Hendraonvlllg,
I In Aahevllle for a few daya.
Mr. C. a. Ferguson, of Bprlng Creek,
N. C- Is here for a few day.
Mr. Floyd Gordon, of Marlon, N. C,
la ap ending a few day In Aahevllle
wlh frlenda
Mr. John M.
Clyde after a
villa.
Henry haa returned to
business) trip to Ashe
Mr. C, U Reed, of Marlon, waa in
the city yeaterday.
Mr. John B. Hood, who la the guest
of Mr. and Mra. Henry Roberta, at
Fletcher, apont yesterday In tho city,
Mlaa Marlon Weston, of Ardcn. tvaj
In town yeaterday.
Mr. M. Rhelmer. or New York, la
spending; several daya In the city.
Mr. William M. Ktevrns. of the V.
8. Treasury department, la a guest at
the Hotel Berkeley.
Mr. U M. Fowler, of Canton,
yesterday In th city.
spent
Mr. Ii. F. Wutson. of Burnsvllle, Ii
spending a few days In the city.
Mr. W. J. Thomas, or Philadelphia,
I In the city for a brief stay.
Mr. W. M. Coeby, of Charlotte,
Ashevllle for a short stay.
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Mr. A. Prary, of Woonsockel. Is
visitor to Ashevllle.
Mr. Charles
is In the city.
It. Ryan, of Knoxvllle,
Mr. Henry A. Pltimmer. nf Knox
vllle. Tenn.. Is In the city tor a few
1 it s.
Miss Hncel Martin has returned
from a visit of several weeks to
friends In Louisville. Ky.
Mr. W. W. Conkwright. of Chicago,
Is spending a few days In the city.
Miss Kurd, of Kentucky, is spend
ing aovvral weeka In Ashevllle.
Mr. Lbttia Bos.' of Philadelphia, II
in trie city on bualneaa.
Mr. Joseph Hereof, of New York,
Is spending several daya In the city.
Mr. John W. Fisher, of Newport.
Tenn.. Is In Ashevllle for a few davs.
Mra W. J. Utile and small aon. of
reenstioro, are spending several davs
wun relatives In the city.
Miss Daisy Fuller has gone to Balls.
hnry to visit her couain. Mlsa Mary
inn. tor lo weeka
Mr and Mrs. Thomas McDonald, of
f harlott. arc vWtlng Mra M, Don
(Id a parents In West AshevllU.
Some Ifew Jhings in Our Ready -to-Wear
department
During the last week we have received numerous ship
ments of prettv things for our Ready-to Wear Department.
Our buyer has just returned from New York, where pur
chased some of te newest and most up-to-date goods of this
line ever seen in Asheville. Last Fall we did the biggest
business in this line that we have ever done and our satisfied
customers may be counted by the hundreds. This Spring we
have to offer them the prettiest Spring line of ready-to-wear
garments ever shown in the store.
We don't ask you to buy these goods on past records,
but because they are neat and pretty, well made and reason
ably priced; because you can look far and wide and jyou 11
seldom see such a selection of beautiful colorings and except
ionally tailored garments.
Most of our Suits are in and are selling well, but others
are arriving every day to take the place of the ones that are
purchased. fc Three of the leading shades our suits come in ''.' J ' i , ,
are Mulberry, Wisteria and Old Rose. We have other col
ors, including Peacock blue navy blue, gray, etc. They are
priced at $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 on up.
Our Silk Dresses are indeed beautiful. Every one who,
has seen them has expressed their approval of them. The
way they fit is in itself remarkable; almost all we have sold
did pi need alterations, although we cheerfully make altera
tions tyhen necessary. They are made in the Princess front
and Empire back, that is, long front and short back, the new
est models Dame Fashion has decreed. We carry Foulard,
Messaline and Rajah Silk Dresses at prices ranging from
$17.50 on up.
We have just received a line of Rubberized Rain Coats
priced afr $12.50 on up. Black and colored Silk Underskirts
are priced at $4.00 each. Gingham underskirts, all colors,
59c to $1.50 each.
For SAVINSAKE
Make Your
HUSBAND
SHIRTUP
AT
THE
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Closing-Up
Sale!
Mr
York.
hotel.
and Mra B. J. Marin, of New
are guests at the Hattery Park
Mr. J. C. M. Bain, of Toledo, O..
Is In Ashevllle for a few daye
Miss Clara Whltmore. of Raleirh.
is th g-unet of Mrs. C. T. Davis, on
South Main atreet.
Mr. David R. Harrla of Dlllaboro. la
tn Aahevllle for a few dava
(Cntlju en ta. thre.)
FITJCS CtmKTt Vt I TO 14 DA VR
TKZO OINTMENT I guaranteed to
eure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or protrndlnc Pile la I to 14 dan
D.R.MCKUSN0N
7 PUoa kywvt
0ea JVadsora Mote.)
"IkiH WU1TK '
! BEST
MACHINE
XAhVK
ON KAHTII.
We have the agency for this cele
brated sewing machine. It la noted
for its easy running and durability
It doe as good work In Its old age
a when first installed in your home
"The While" sells on lis merit and
once used Is always appreciated. It
lasts a life time. We sell shuttles
bobbins, needles, etc., to nt all makes
of machines.
MACHINE! REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY.,
BEAUMONT FURNITURE
COMPANY
can not be strong and-vigorous without good; pure milk.
It is their STAFF OF LIFE . 0ur milk is goof and pure
and so reasonable that it is actually the cheapest food
you can provide. , ,
Asheville Pure Milk Company
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- DON'T TIRE YOUR WIFE WALKING IHE
STREETS SEARCHING FOR A HOUBB OR Q01I
ft
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37 South Main St.
Phone 1002,
Ladies and
Gentlemens iM. WEBB
ITAILOR
Millinery Impnrtrrt
Batlcra Bark l'lace, Phone 104
Aahevllle, N. C
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) PEERLESS
A8IIEVIUJJ, C.
liaiidstmie line of
are just as uretty
StiirrU f's Ice Cream
Is noted for It' purity and richness. Delivered to all part of the city.
Phone HO l.voo meal tickets 14.00.
SHIRRIFF'S CAFE
1 Patt.ui Avenuex
SPECIALS IN FRUITS THIS WEEK
ib)x.
200 doieii OrailgrN. SO crut-s.
Regular forty.cent size.
XO dosrn (iraM-frull. 85 rts. dot.
Ilegular dollar sie.
10 dosen Grapnfntlt. 91.00 (k.
Regular 41,20 sixe.
25 Montf ord Av. OWN BEY'S Phone
Have you been in to see our
Lineu and Poplin Suits? Thev
and stylish as t an he, and are marked at very moder
ate prices. ' '
The prices range from $7.98 to $25.00 for a hand
some Laee Trimmed Suit. The Suits, are in .jyltfte,
pink, light blue, dark blue, green, black, heliotrope
and tan. Beautifuul Messalin Suits in Wisteria, old
rose, Copenhagen blue, gray, navy blue from
$16.50 to $25.00
i Alterations FJade Freed Charije l
Another large shipment of white goods, colored
wau goutw, percales and domestics. Just Uz
v - re- . ,evriai, dr
1 1 1 in iiitiniiiiif i
flf money taftaded. to.
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