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THE sr'N'DAV CITIZEN, NQVKMUKtt 7, Ifinn.
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SOCIAL
PERSONAL
Thi MUM..I.K Ir.Ve nul l"
nouncPiM'-'iiH "f I"'' ''"'
liulldimt ..t" ii' ' ' 1
ininn which will " i . ' r 'l
more itib-rcM than m.' "' ,hl
moth bu.--.iiir v lii, Ii v.,i ' h. I.i
the aildliiri "1 II" 1 " ''' '' ' 1
l;'nutatvn .Si a r and 1". ai MiimmM"
lng Prermbei . probably I hi- ! "
the lith. A law ct-iv I"""1 "r ,r
possible the Audltoi aim will bo -cured
for th' bazaar whi-li will, wltb
the co-operation f tin- liri' n..-nil..-i a
of the Eastern Star .mil lain' num
ber Of Masons, lie n memorable
event in the history f hulKes In this
city-. Booth U-cnial.il will h- In
charge "T different ln.lt. . and will
contain a varied awirinn'iil of "ii
clea, decorative, ornamental and uno
ful. There will be many int. -rest inn
and unique feutur.s one or which will
Iw especially popular l to be the old
fashioned kitchen, in chaw of a ne
gro mammy" who will turn out de
lectable waffle, fried chicken, corn
pone, and many other fnmimn tllhcn
of tho Honth. The kitchen will bu
onen dnv mid niKht for the conven
ience of the crowds. An entei in inim-nt
of Homo aort will I"' the principal
feature f the bap.uar which will be
Changed durlnw tho week. Hovornl
platu are lielriK coiiHldered, a vnude
vllla entertainment, band concert,
moving picture show, etc.. any of
which will prove a grcat attraction.
The proceed of the week will be ap
plied, to the Masonic lot and temple
fund. The vab.iu.ble lot. on corner of
Woodlln tthd North Main utrei-U op
poult e (lie reBldence of Kr. BurrouKh
and next to tho Illluldo convent wan
ijiurchniKHl Damn lime hko by the Mo
nona but whether II will be umd for
building site ban not been deter
m I lied. Th .tmsuar will be ono of th
largo, affair of the knd ev-r hold
In AtfievtU ! Um commit Uw In
charge of the arrangement ore nn
follow. Eattm Htar, Mrs. Mary Hiv
ing. Mrs. J. T. Uynum, Mm. J. V.
Brown. Mrs. 8. T. U.gan. Miw Aimlo
Powell; Mason fraternity. Mr. J. W.
i Urlmea, Mr. J. A.' Nichols and Mr.
Oeorg B. Culvert.
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"William A. Pcndergast. the sucoeHS
ful candidate for comptroller In th
trecent election In Greater New York,
Is booked to arrive at- tho Battery
- Park hotel today, to upend v Utile
whlla restlnB uj Irotn th strenuous
campaign. Mr. PenderKast was olet-t-ad
on tha fusion ticket by th largost
majority shown by an cnndWale. He
has been In Aahevllle before and will
he warmly welcomed by. hi old
old friends. .
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Tha friends of Mr. Maurice Lusarun
lit Ashevlllo will be interestod to
know that the Cincinnati conservatory
of tnuslo has given, hjm a scholarship
and Mr. Lnaaron Will study during
.the winter at the leonaervatary. Mr.
JbaMiron possesses a baritone voice of
rare quality whlrh will bo remember
ed ttf those who heard the New Year
services recently at tho temple on
Spruce street in which (lie rabbi
Intones during the ceremonies fre
quently. The Moaart club of Cincin
nati has also honored Mr. Uiiaron by
fleeting him ft member. Tho club Is
composed of some of the llneat sin
gers of Cincinnati and admission Is
a much sought distinction.
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' Mr. Henry Westoll ' will be the
guest of honor at a IMileh Minpcf
given by the Tahkeosteo club which
promises to be an occasion of much
gaiety. The supper will be exclusively
a stag affair, and the member who Is
deserting the ranks of bachelorhood
Is destined to receive a memorable
end off. Mr. Westall leaven shortly
for Birmingham whore his marriage
to Miss Weatherly takes place the lat
ter part of the month.
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The Htrollers will meet Tuesday ev
ening ut the residence of Mrs. t'luirles
M. Piatt on North French Hi.ud ave
nue to rehearse for the Hint tune "The
"Young Mrs. Wintlirop," which has
been selected liv Mi Ituin.tl .Ionian
for their appearance this year. Th
east has been completed and Includes
iriwnv of the n.uiicM which front iri -Vious
appearances in pln.i produced
by the club have become tninlllar I i
(he public. The iluy m Ii eh .l ''or pre
arntlltlon tlii.i year is will known iui'1
trong and i" well ml pl d ( the t.u
i)ts of tie lie in'" I
.
Tie- cli in. ul ! Ill" i'ii Known
ouni; pe.'ld' wis UI.II'MI ie . o ..i...
v PNterK'' i" II'mi mlim.il- ii'l-l
Monday Special:
25 per cent
nnion all $50
Tailored
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i Tailored suits ol this gra.lc are rarely found .nit.xid.'
the large cities. Superior ipiaJity marks them in every
'detail of tyl, trim, lining, tailoring, and fabric
For our regular Monday Special, and for Monday
only you can buy a suit at 2" per cent, discount.
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The
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lull entertained
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I the iiutiimn y.-uter-
ii.ion lo witness the begin-
iiliu: ol the mixed foursome golf tour
iiiiiorit There was a long list of en
tries) mill besides the (.layers the club
was crowded most or the afternoon
Tea wuh served by several members
of the club. The tournament
i . .ti 1 1 ii ii-' I for three weeks, 'Bch Sat
in dnv, for the cups presented by the
die. tors. The following
Hoiri'M yesterday:
.Miss Nan M.-ml. 1)1 (1. 11. I.uro
bert. handicap gross 47. net 47.
Miks Kl.-anor V. Morrison Dr. Paul
I. UHiRer 0 CO 60.
l)r. and Mrs. Charles S. Jordan
r.s r.2.
Mrs Van..- llrmvn -Mr. J. (5. Ad
ams 7 lo! DC.
Mr and Mrs Hi jiiinnr won with H
score ol I u all 1.C
Miss Annie Williams and Mr. K. '
Hawyer 1- r.0--4.
Miss Kugi-nbi Joluisloii and Mr. .lo-
Beiih Hinder wire Ibinl with a score
of is H.i r.r..
The Hntnrdny Music club held an in
teiestlng nienllng yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. David II
Kosenstcln on Montford avenue. There
were ii number of the members of the
club present. After a short business
meeting the program Was opened by
Iteelhoven's I'astoriil H.vmphony which
was played by Miss Linda Hclmrtl.
and Mrs. K. K. Campbell The sever
si movements were well Interpreted
ami were followed with Interest by
the audience. Miss Minnie Westall
played "Hark. Hark, the l.ark" with
charming lightness mid airiness and
was applauded roundly. Mrs. David
II HoKi'liMteln sang a gfnup of (irlon's
Songs by request and also "1,'Heure
Exciulse" by Itaynnldo llnbii. which
were especially appreciated. Mrs it
senstein In a singer of experience and
excellent, voice. To Miss May Kim
licrly fell the grateful duty of Inter
prating Grieg's "Peer tf.vtit Unite.'
which she did admirably. Miss Kim
berly read from Ibsen's play the Inel
dents and (hemes which Inspired I lit"
music written by Orlcg, playing after
each piece the music. Miss Klmberly'p
Interpretation of (he exiiilslte music,
was masterful and disclosed a keen
perception and sympathy with the
iliood of the composer. Miss Ida Ham
ilton sarig several contralto solos. The
silver tea which was to hn" e been ut
en this week ul l.'ie residence of Miss
Kllsabeth Porter has been, postponed
for a week tho date and program (o
be Himoutitiod later. The proceeds of
the ten will be added to the eduea
llonnl fund of the women's clubs of
Abhevlile. A collctlon was served at
the conclusion of the program. Th
next meeting; to bo held In December,
pill be given over lo French opera
ft concert by famous singers on the
Victor machine being the m dium. The
plr.ee of meeting will be decided upon
Inter.
Mr. l- I-'. Darker will give an organ
recital this afternoon at All Souls'
church, following the usual live
O'clock service. The following; is the
program :
Chanson d'Avell Hrewei
In the Forest Iiurani
Tlnrenrolle (4th conrcrtno ... Penned
Festival March Kind
The musical program at I he First
liaptist church this morning Is as fid-
lows:
Prelude, voluntary, Devor.d.
Anthem: "Not Pnto Cs. (i Lord,
Smith.
Duet: "Insplrer and Hour of Pray
er," (llehel.
Mrs. Frances J ClemeiiKer and
C T. Cnrr.
llffertorv: fnhuh.it.
Holo: ". Nearer My (io.l to Thee,
Carey.
M rs i 'Lineup, r
Prelude: l-'esinal march, s. n . 1 1
Mm 'tin. mas Settle In .
r. iorn the latter (.art of the
rblladelihia where hc ha
H' V era I WcoKS.
led
ek 111.
been f
and Mrs
u l..r Mi
i ii.-r..K. .
1 I .i in II
Nile will
i.ols. Mr
I! C Mason leave to
M cell's loo. I., r . ,..
eollllln Mil Masol
ill i;o to Sa an nal
iicn.t the winl.-r with
and Mm Hlovalt.
Discount
torn
My mis.
mmm m mm
mmm
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we never write oargain or special unless tne tact is back ot our representation,
member this in reading our advertisements.
Spedal Sale ot Silk Hose
Monday and Tuesday
For these two (li'.vs 1 1 ic ljulies of Aslie
.ville will liftve I l:ie (iitirtiuiity of huyiiu:
from our hejuitiful line of wilk hosiery
any hone they srlect for $1.00 a pair. This
line is complete in every detnil and the hose
are brand new. We have others more ex
pensive in all the sizes and the best shades.
They are priee.l a! .r1.5l)on up lo $;.?() pair.
We expeet ii. line of .$1.00 hose in short l ,
hut owing to the delay in getting them we
will offer the $l.lr at $1.00 pair, Moii.lay
and Tuesday. . . , .
rss Goods and Jilks in ths Aatest
Shades. Priced Reasonably
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Or. and Mrs. J. 1?. Ilu;.iie.H of Ilclle
fonte. I'h., nr.- sendlnK the winter at
21 llor.ler street.
Mr. Olenn Crowoll hua relumed
from a Southern t ri of w-veral weeks.
Mrs. Andernim of LexliiRton, N C.
is the Kii.-st ot her daughter, Mrs
lllcliurd llrngaw.
Mrs. J. 10. Wither of Henderson,
Ky., Iihh returned to her home after
a vlfil to h. r dauKhter, .Mrs, l-'redcr-i
k t'heetham on C'!i..rlolte street.
Or. Dorothy I'oitnian of Detroit
who has made many friends ill the1
city durhiK her visit of several
months to Mrs. llrewster Philips, has
none uhroHi! niul will nsldii ierniun
ently In J'arls.
Mr. TliiiiuiiK Caldwell and a party
of students Iroin the nnivcisity at
Knowllle will pcnd the week end In
I nWII
Mrs. I,, ha liobiliMio who lias licen
visiiinii H i Is in Cla i kes ill.-. Tenn.,
has retur I to the cll.
Mrs S X Watklnsot the Klloli has
'eturneil from a liip to New York,
rhlladeliibiii. Itnlllinore and ltlch
noiol. n . alier a sevelal wei-ksi ali-
Mlss hlll n . t'eaiie. prima donna
of the M a nli. Ma ii totiipam will l,
i vilest a I th. Cllou dlllilm tile .11
k.ic. iiieni ol lb. company in llii.s.-ity
Mr and Mrs Crank 1' Martin and
Miss, l.'i.ila M.liiln who have been
spendlllK several weeks 111 the i lly left
esterda lor tl-ir loine in iicala.
Fin.
Miss .Illlia I'ren.tl w lot ha:, bc.il
isltiiiK friends in tin i ii tor several
days returned tin- Intl.. part of the
Week to I i re. nsl.oro
Mr. Willi no r lloiio ..f Atlanta
who has been in Ash. villi "p hnsilpss
tor a week leaves toil.tv i..r tes bono
Mr. aod Mrs Caliie Crown Lit lasl
nlht for Atlanta to attend lie auto
mobile races.
.Miss Khza he th Caoip li.iv i.iiirned
fr-ini a several weeks Mac at Ore- n-
ville, Inrt.
Mrs. .lam. s iii.ui M nam will leaw
hortly for Atl.tnla lo spend Hi. winter
villi her I n 1 1 K't 1 1 '' . Mrs. Charles
M. ir..
Ml- Kopc Ktias. vvilo lias been In
the Itiltmorc hospital lor the past two
weeks Miifferlnir with parilvsis. is ini-
provinur slowly. His condition at pres-
nt Is as irood as possible according
to the nttthoriUe of the Institution.
Mr. ttnil Mrs. Monroe Keeter. of
Meridian. Miss., are on their weddinvr
trip and are truest.-! nt llio Hatt.-rv
Piirk hotel during their stay in Ash-vllle.
Just
Our
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PHI BETA PSI ELECTS
BOARD OF OFFICERS.
MOW OU1.I0A.NS. N(H. ii. --I'hiia-del)hla.
wag chosen na the next nnei
liiK place by I'iil Belli Fsi. the medi
cal fraternity at the closing session
today of its annual convention In this
city. The date will be selected later
by the executive committee. The f.d
lowhiK officers were chosen:
Supreme urchon, Dr. Oeore O.
I'ray. Jackson, Mich.; supreme v i. -archon,
Dr. Albert H. I'urk, Miniie
apolis. Minn.; supreme secretary. Dr.
Oeoi-Re M. Kline. Ann Arbor. Mieli..
sujirenie treasurer. Or. Neil " l.evvis.
Kansas Citv. Mo.: supreme editor. 11.
tlenrife O. .oelirlaut. ChicRKo; su
preme eastern praetor. Dr. W. II
Olynn, I'lltshurit; supreme western
praetbr. Dr. J. D. Kelley. St I.ouls.
nupreme southern praetor. Dr. H. W
Ewnlth.r. New Orleans; supreme
northern praetor. Or. Charles rtelneko.
Muscatine, b.vva.
CROUP
It tlw ghost that hontl titty hour nf a
. hiiJ v hlr. COWAN S PRKPAKATION
gives instant relief and comfort. Jutl rub
It on don't weaken Ine atomach with
lrus Krrp II In UM borne. M.U0, MX,
2X. AUdnutbls.
La (Jreetjue Corsets Stylo,
Com fort and Fit, Beyond
Compare.
GREENE & CO.,
Ii CHURCH ST.
2
FIRE
INSURANCE.
. I in uisli I he Kind t h.il
;. . .. the Wind ot bre ms.ur e
i o iv.mt in cold weather
M & W Indian
Coal
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
Auto Gloves
Drivers' Gloves
Car Men's Gloves.
!
iio II Keep your hand.-
and warm, Ionif iruonlliis. f
li i. es ;.u centH to & I "ol.
0. E. STONER Co I
18 8. MAIN BT.
a Word jtfbout
jldvertisingl
If you are looking for brilliancy or
humor in the advertisements you read
you will be sorely disappointed in ours.
We believe that there is only one ex
cuse for "rushing into print'' at all, and
that is to tell the public facts about
our Store "doings" and about
the new oods that have arrived, the
special pricings and other items that
some portion of the community is
sure to be interested in.
Facts just plain, pointed, unvar
nished facts is all that you will find in
our advertisements. That hina n
i i e
Rare Values in Our Suit
and Millinery Department
We are offering so many dainty and at
tractive garments in our Keady-to-Wear
Department that it would he a waste of
time to attempt to describe them. The best
way to do is for you to view them and if
you don't agree with the many customers
that t hoy are the prettiesl ones in the city
we will be surprised. The prices rano-e from
.fl'i.OO on up.
Our Millinery Department continues to
attract attention from the best dressers in
the .city. L-idies that know have proclaimed
our showing f haVs t(, be the equal of any
in the citv.
Milk Keeps Longer
I h;H imn e insures iiy intrity
W iM'''Smi'liHH.
Asheville Pure Milk Cc.
Kast Walnut St.
IMlolie
rnntaaajmijaamjmnmaj;
Wntc h for the Orh-ntal Itaai :
In a feu iliivs we will open our
beautiful line of Japanese Silk
Kimonas. Chiny Ibices. IOk.v l1-
tlan Silver Scarfs. Moxi.an
iiawn works, ete.. ..me in
and see the samples nun .
Mt. City Stationery
Company
II. M. N'lililkian. I'rop.
: rmion Aw,
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS.
51.PATJ0N
New Taffeta and Messaline Waists
lv'-i i . ti liv fxjm-ss on Satui-tl.iv souif vri v prcttv I5l;i-k TjilTcta .nid MussJliue
W.-iists.
The Tafr- iii Waists an- Hi;ukftl at $3.75 nut $4.98. '
Tlif Mt ssalino Waists ;iiv pri.-cd $6.00.
Tlifsf a iv all spli'ihlid alilfS.
v alsn ici'civoil some vvv Mvlisli exira long Coal 'Suits in XaA v, (4rnr, Whic
4nu.l lilai-k at $25.00.
(,'oiuc in Momlav and let
f .iV-7tx r-vc& -X 'fr'Se?.'---. ik
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Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Greatly Underpriced
This will he i he first of a series of hand
kerchief sales before Christmas. If we
were to tell you how many handkerchiefs
we sold last Christmas it is doubtful if you
would believe us, but this is a settled fact
we will sell more this yea.r. Our supply on
hand is exceedingly large and the first sale
will begin Monday, last i ug for t wo days.
Kmbroidercd handkerchiefs worth up to
25c. each will be sold at 10c. each.
These hand kerchiefs are new, the only
defect being lhat in some of t hem a stitch is
missed, making a verv small hole.
furs. Coats and
in Our R,eady -
.JiVh''u1nl-"o'iI"hrn"ry
decayed teeth saves pain and worry
during the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain No charge for exauunaiion
Ii ices always reasonable.
lr. Matthew's' Denial . Viirlors. t or.
t'olleice and Sjiruce Sts.. near tin
Conn lions.' OflUe eiione ttlll, lUsl
Uence liione 972.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIK 111 AMOKIkltRAKlh
I.Bdlt-ni Ask jotii- Unit
4 hl.-hf.tepM IliamnnJ
niiBtt f -r A
ond TlrBndV
old iMfUiltAy
ttie KiMn.n. V
I'HU in Bed nrvl Uold i
Tavtn no other.
M4NI ItUAMt riLI.H. fr tta.
years k uown aw Best, S(t. Always H r.U 1
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERVnHEPF
lii .' .1
THE POCKET NERVE
Is (lit- niovt Nr.nsjit i t ij.-r
iMI will fot't t Vfin l);t' II
the
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XVEETTERPHONE 55 6
ASHEVILLE N.C.
us show vou our line. Altfrations arc niadf fiw.
"fJ iff 31' J
Always . re-
Capes are Being Jhovn
to - (t)ear Department
WESB & C01VIPANY
Millinery lmporteM
No. ( Battery Park Placet, Phono 1M4
Shell Combs
Special Values
MISS CRUISE, Haywood St.
HAIKJ.HNS IN UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
Hhot Guns. Rifles and PiMotg of all
makes and description, they are un
redeemed pledgva.
We rent shot fruns and rlflea by th
day or week.
Leather -:)o.nlu and Trunk la Our
Specialty.
11. Ii. FINKEIiSTElN'S
, PAWN & LOAN orncn
23 South Main.
hiinian limly. Thi.s is niif nerve you
.iiiti-.i! if"t1s fi'nin im. Bvm
.it'iiKs K'"tni(! and a (omplnte lin; of Optical
GARDNER.
M M I VtTl 'KING OITK IAV
Tor (Inirtii St. and Pat Ion A vie. .
"MOORE'S
(Continued on iik lhrH.)