NOVEMBER 1 i, 1000.
2
TIT FT -WIN DA V CITIZEN,
SOCIAL (St
PERSONAL
Th Ashcvill- ! 'I'" ' '' ' ' 1
fit th EaMeni Xtiir v. ill
formal reception :n tin -M-i ""' 11 L"
Wednesday -v-n i n r fr.nn iot i"1"1
'.ItHt pant ten 'i I'm l Ituiliiii-ns h:iv.-
? been issued M th- Mm rrii.-rniiy
' and their familim and tin- fioi,.! .unl
families or tin' ortlt-r i the i-:.-t. m
Star. Mm Jnli.n ItnriHi"i' i ih.iirnniri
Of the reception roii.tnlti.'c, ami io-
quest that thu-u- who lire elicit.!.' li
; the order, whether str-niRf is in 'n-.
city or rosl.lenis, will h.-ihI then-!
' name to her at I'M rhcstiint sirn-i in
order that tliey may receive Imltii-j
tlons to tho reception. Those - Ik ltil
arc mothers, wives, widows, sisters or
" daughter or Masons. Invitations will
b aent to the Masonic fraternity also. .
Tha reception will lie quite an Im- 1
- portant affair or the woes nnd tho
Invitation list which will lncluda tha
amea of so many ah.v.....
ana mrriers who nrt ellKlhle, will
it quite A lengthy one.
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The Friday Book club held u very
Interesting meeting the latter pnrt of
the week at the residence of Mrs.
Jtmw Oudger, Jr., on French Broad
avenue, xncie was an unusually nood
attendance and a number or visitor,
preeent. At the conclusion of the pro
i. grant. refreshments were served
daintily. The suhjecl or tin- niccHnK
waa Dryden, the English poel. Inter
eating paper were read by Mrs. Al
II and MUs Elliabeth Bernard. Miss
John read "The Kesst or Music" en
tertainingly. The next meeting or the
club will be held at the Normal Col
Uglate Institute nt the Invitation of
Miaa Mary Johns.
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Th Thursday Fridge club will dls-
" rontlnue Ita meetlnga until after the
holiday on account of 11m duties
which claim unusual attention at
Christ maa and New Year. Tho next
; meeting of the club will be held after
: the holidays at thw residence or Mrs.
. George Calvert.
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Mis Km ma Frady and Mr. Chiirles
B. Freek were married by Itev. ailbert
T. Rowe in his study at Otitrnl Meth
odlst church yeaterday afternoon at
3.10 o'clock. Mr. and Mr. Frank will
be at home to their friend In their
new home at 873 Boutli Main street
thl atfernoon.
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The pupil of Mlaa lona Young no-
Quitted themselvea very creditably yes
terday at a public rwltal given at the
studio on Haywood itreet of Mis
. Young. Tha program ronslstod of
songs, piano and vocal solos, and vlo
- tin aolo and was well given and en
joyed by a good vised audience.
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.'.''.' Mr. spit Mrs. i. 3. Brltt announce
the engagement, and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Ueorgln
lOvsngellne, to Mr. Jame Knox Cowan
of StatevlH, N. C. The engagement
of Mia BrfTl ha been known to hei
personal friend for several week m?
waa one of aevqral rumored In this
column a abort time, ago. lite promt
nenee of the bride' family londv
apeclal Interest to the wedding which
. take place at the home of the hitter
(Saturday, November 20.
: . . The Thanksgiving Oorman which
will b given this year by the Bing
ham cadota will lie thu ilrst large
private dance of the winter which It
gaily open. The apeclal dunces glv-
n by the cadet are proverbially de
lightful affairs and the prettiest
frocks are resrved for the occasions
by the girl of the younger set. The
German I scheduled for November 29
; and Will take place tit the Battery
Park hotel. The ball room will be I
reanlendent with the colors and nen-
nant of tho schoot and palms will j
add to the festive decorations. A slm
. pel collation will bo served at mid
night Mr. Bingham, Mr. It. T.
Orinnan, Mr. McKe and M's, Hnhert
Cl
tvftviatt cm
Styles eoer all the are'-t 'd designs nf the .season,
from plain tailored efforts to the elaborately trimmed.
, Nothing is reserved from this discount sale; the
best of the year is reduced oiie-fourl Ii.
Included in the sale are a f'w evening gowns, in
white, pink, jind light hlu
Altogether a splendid buying opportunity. Monday
only.
M. V.
Huii.'I'.iiii will i ii.ip' r.m' tin- le rnian
h w III be "lie "1 I lie preltl, M llf-
fii ii f I he '-r ; i h " n 'I'Ih diiuee .ro
Kr.'im.t will In , li.irai b null" iilly liulici-.iiih-
.in.l mm . i;il iniisie will be plaed
l. ! he "Tt lii-stra.
The miii' I luiimniii' l ull tourna
ment was continued y.-i'ii i'lay aftt r
m mo at the Cttuntiy luh. The usual
lurce .ilteinliin. e prevailed and tea
was served tiy Hevrlal meinl.el'S ol
the club. The followlm: srores were
made:
Miss KtiKeiila Johnston Mr Junius
fl. Adams, gross handicap IS; net
4.1.
Miss Nnn Meade-Mr. .J. E. Rum
baugh. r.o 0 r.o.
Miss Klennor V. Morrison-Mr. J
A. Ilurckel. D5 :i r,2.
Mr and Mrs. II. V. .Seymour, til S
r.;i.
Mrs. Charles H. Jordan-Dr. (', II
Lambert, 58 H 54.
Mrs. Vance Urown-Dr. ('. fl. Jordan.
67 ft r.s.
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Mr. F. Flaxlngton Ilarker will give
the usual organ recital thl afternoon
at All Houls' church, Blltmore, arter
the G o'clock services. Tha following
program will be given by request:
Kantasle, . Hanctlsslmal .. I.ux.
Ijirgo Handel
Wedding March rrom Mid Hummer
Nights lream Mendlessohn
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There will be a meeting or tlie ex
ecutlve committee Monday evening af
7.30 o'clock previous to tho rehearsal
of the Musical Art society.
The Amateur Musical club will In
the future meet every Thursday ar
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the Y. M. C,
A. Instead or Wednesday. It having
been round necessary to change the
date or the meeting.
The Womans' club will hold its
nil-monthly meeting tomorrow after
noon at 3.30 o'clock at the resident'
of Mrs. Charles Webb on Merrltnon
avenue. The play of "Much Ado About
Nothing" will be read under the lead
ershlp of Mrs. Charlea 8. Jordan who
bus selected the following cast from
among the members of the club.
Benedick ..Mrs. William Redwood
Claud In . . Mrs. Charles M. I'latt
Don John. Mrs. Charity Busk Crulg
Antonio, Mrs. E. Elliabeth Bolton
1eonctan . . Mrs. George Jackson,
Pon Pedro, Mrs. Mary C. Robinson
Hero . . Mr. Carl V. Reynolds
Margaret .. ..Mrs. Jmhti II. Carter,
Beatrice . . . . Miss Ida Hamilton,
At the meeting of iLho executive com
m'lttee of tho Musical Art society re
cently, It waa decided to close (he
momberMhip until after the first oon
cert. The dat of the concert I ho
near at hand that it waa found ad
vlsablo to pormlt only those member
to sing who have rebearswd regularly
and eontiiiimimly In order that full
luallee may bo done tho music and
the director. Those who passod the
?onimttto on attendance will bo hold
In abeyance until after December,
Owing to the limited Healing capacity
or Clio Y. M. C. A. auditorium, tickets
for admission may tie aecured only
through awsoelate membership at two
dollars. This sum entitle the holder
to two ticket to each or the two
concerts In December and February
and will nlso entitle the associate
member to first choice seal for the
spring festival Negotiations are at
present pending with an orchestra
and soloists or national reputation
and U the citizens or Asheville will
support the undertaking there Is ev
ery reason to believe that Asheville
will receive a ralr degree or musical
fame. The subscription lists are In the
hand or a number of business men.
Our Monday Special
is a
25 per cent Discount
Sale on
Dresses
l'aii.iiuii, srrgc, trifot,
MiH'ti.-in, raslmieiv, broad
i-lntli, iiioin n 114 1 silk: Colors
raisin, grcY, laupo. bronze,
Uivi'ii. reseda, rose, nutiueg,
Mjietihaneii, navy, smoke,
wisteria, erimsoii, jjiirnet,
blaek. atul sliepberds plaid,
full raup' of sizes for niissep
and women: riees run
si:.ou (,, sfcrn.vi .
MOORE
mill Die members "f the 'intu
cumin 'it. " I lie iiet V .
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inf"iiu.Hl iili lumii'i hi T'ir-,.i
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ev il id. ly at .i liinr.li' nn kiwii
. nre ,ni Liberty . llr. l Tin
Were entirely "I i"i I '
Mrs ... i.t w.rj's Km t were, Airs ,i -thui
I. lief". Mrs. JaniiM K. I'olialK.
Mr-. iMillit Id Milliard. Mm. It'idm
ltilf.li Swope. Mrs 8 1'. ItaM ni l. Mrs.
I mtl M. m'k, Mrs T. nch Cole, Mrs
KiIm.ii HiiKlit. Mrs. Iiiiik M. limine.
Mrs. I: T (liiMViin. Mrs .1. II. Mar
tin. .Mis. Chariest M. lb-ale ..f Ardeo.
Mrs. li.Ks.lt M. Davsson, and -VI I'M.
( lukley
ercsidelit Wllllaln I- mis I'oteal ol
vv,.L.. i ,.r,i ulio has been the itunl
of Mr. and Mrs. RUIdirk on Chestnut
street durinn the twentieth anniver
sary celebration of the V. M. C. A
returns to Wake Foreaf tomorrow.
Mrs (isiiir Rmather or Clyde is In
the city on a short visit to friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorpe who
were recently married In Toledo, .,
i re spending their honeymoon In the
rity.
Mrs W. 1). F.lklns of Winston Ha I em
will arrive the first of the week to vVslt
Mrs. Thomas Rollins.
Mr. I!. II. Emory of the Mille.v
Rlce Paint company who has been at
tending the races In Atlanta bus re
turned to the city.
Miss lleulah Jamison ol Miullson
county is visiting mends and relatives
In West Asheville.
Mr. George 8. Boul or Jacksonville
who has been In the city Tor a short
visit to friends has gone to Baltimore.
Mr. Arthur Alexander or Little
Rock, Ark., Is visiting his sister Mrs
Qllbert H. Morris on Ashelund ave
nue. Dr. Wexler Hmathers has returned
from Atlanta where he has been at
tindlng the automobile races.
Mr. ami Mrs. Newton Andorson of
the Asheville school are In Philadel
phia for a fortnight's trip.
Mrs. Rosa I, Uuckner has none to
Paris, Ky , to visit relatives for sever
al weeks.
Dr. W. 1,. Dunn Is expected In re
utrn from Atlanta today where he
has been attending the utitomoblle ra
ces Miss Therese Chilton of .Memphis,
Tenn., Is visiting Mis Florence White
for several days and will later go
to New York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 1,. Madison and
son. Master Harold, who have been
tailing Mrs. Madison parents have
returned to their home In Hallsbury
Mis Grace McNaughton of Cleve
lend, ).. who has spent the summer
in Asheville left yeaterdny for her
home.
Mrs. Robert Bingham of Louisville
Ky.. Is expected in Aslicvllle the latter
part or the month.
Mr, ftufus Hunt or Hylva Is in
Asheville for a several daya stay.
Mlaa Alyce Melton will leave next
week ror Washington city where ahe
will visit for a Tew week before en
tering the Georgn Washington uni
versity hospital for training.
Mr. J. K. Sugg returned yesterday
from a trip to Atlanta.
Mr. A. K. Gordon of Baton Rouge.
L., I visiting Mr. Gordon who has
spoilt several months at the Battery
Park hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. W. Graham
hnve gone to Atlantic City where they
will remain several week
Mr. Henry' T. Duncan, sr.. and Mi
Henry T. Duncan. Jr., of lioxlngton
Ky., tire In Asheville for several days
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Streeter
return today from New York where
they lutve becii for several weeks In
onncsilon with work of the Chlblrens
Mountain Homo smioty Mr. and Mrs.
Stricter took to New York a six year
Id ward of the society who under
went u delicate operation for a clip-
pled foot.
Miss WIiik of Monti-eat Is .critically
III at the Blltmore hospital She was
brought in from her cottage at Mon
tnt Friday
NEW FIRE HORSES
CAME YESTERDAY
Two new horses were added to the
fire department equipment yeeterdny
replace Ijimi and Frank, who were
Id last week
Yihidk. and spirited, IS'), hands
hijth and weighing: about IC'.'S pounds
ach. tho handsome dapple Rrays
were the center of attraction in the
lire house and many admiring- com
incuts w ere made w hen thev were
ttarhoil to the white hose wagon.
Chief Wilson said that the horses
otild be named Vrank and ,11m.
They were IsniKbt for the city bv l'"r
win Patton. who ohtained one in At
lanta, the animal looking- llR;htly
lighter than its mate because it has
just come out "f pasture.
POLLER'S 1 $25.00
BUSINESS SUITS
Slieak for themselves, stvles that are
rialit and the latest Patterns that
Impart the genteel look and Insure
shapeliness long; after the Ilrst sea
son of service. Judge by uny stand
ard you please, they'll prove them
selves, lietter place your order now
If you want one In time.
F0LLER, The Tailor
Patton Ave.
FOOD FOR A YEAR
Meat 300 It
Milk 240 qtl.
Huttet 1 00 Ibv
Kg 27 da-
VegrUblM 500 Hit.
This represents a fair ration
for a man for a year.
Rut some people eat and cat
and grow thinner. This means
a defective digestion and unsuit
able food. A large size bottle of
Scott's Emulsion
equals in nourishing properties
ten pounds of meat. Your Phy
sician can tell you how it docs it.
1 Oil BILE KY ALL UBPUOIS1S
Hn1 10c.. same of Mkper vl ttiU -l fr our
lnutif u i haviusf Bfik and ChtM' Hkitb lkx,k.
fcavch bituk c-nUlai ft OfXMi Luok gVnuj.
SCOTT A BOWNE, 409 Pearl St.. New York
DR. ROWE PREACHES
FAREWELL SERMON
TtillW II IS ,.gT MININIKATIO.N
AT CEXTH A I,
Will t onic Hack After Conference for
One hunduy But Cannot He
lletnnicd
III', (illuerl T. Rowe pleaches Ills
last seruion today at Cuniral Method
Ist church a matter which will be
deeply regretted by the congregation
and thu numbers of fiien.ls .it I'l.
Howe In this city. Dr. Howe has been
pastor of Central church for four
years und his term expires today by
limitation of the church law. The
Methodist conference convenes Tues
day at Hickory and will lust until tha
fnllowiiiK Monday or Tuesday. Almost
the last announcement r the i fer-
ence am the appointments of the pas
tors to the various new charges. It
will not bo known therefore until that
lime who Dr. Howe's successor will
In-. J)r Howe will preach two week
from today nt Central Methodist
church as a visitor arter attending
the conference. One of I he largest
congregations of the year will assem
ble today nt Central church, in tes
timony of the esteem In which f I - re
tiring pastor Is held and to hear his
laNt sermon as pastor of the chun h
The following musical program has
been especially arrunged for the o
cusion :
Morning rkrtl-r.
Organ Prelude, Lewgcndc ..Hustings
Anthem "Break Kortb Into Joy''
Vincent
Solo "Consider anil Hear Me"
Winder
I'nstlude Smart.
Kvenlng Hervh-e.
Organ prelude, "At Stvenlng."
I. Buck.
Anthem 'Veal- Ye Not. o. Israel."
Splcser.
Duel "Hark, Hark, My Soul" N. vln
Miss Ki'iinett und Burnett Jordan
Anthem- "Now the Day Is oxer."
Shi -lie
! A Cure For
Consumption j
Dr. J. 1awrence Hill Is Artuully Cur
lug Coiihuinptioii, llnmi hltN.
Catarrh. Astbnui. and All
Tliroat and Dung
Trouble.
He l.ladlv S'iii1n A Trial I'tu-kage H
Mail to 1rove That fyven The
Worst Cases of Conmiinptlon
Can lt yiUckly Curi'd
At HoJiie.
Jackson. Mich., Special. A re
markable announcement, based on
positive proof, has been made by one
of the foremost specialists and physi
cians In this country. Dr. J. l-awiencc
Hill.
Kveryune who has weak lungs. Ca
tarrh of the Bronchial Tubes, .or Ca
tarrh in uny form, Chronic Bron
chitis. Asthma, chronic Hacking
Cough, loss of llesb. Night Sweats,
Hemorrhages, soreness or pain in the
chest or tinder the shoulder blades,
or any deadly symptom of Consump
tion, should send for a trial package
of Dr. Hill's New national Itemed)-.
This treatment quickly checks rurther
progress of the dlsense and produces
new resisting power, appetite, flesh
and good health. All throat and lung
sufferers should till out coupon below
and send at once for a trial package
which the doctor sends by mail pro-
aid.
Trial Treatment Package Coti
llon. Mr. .1 ljiwrcnce Hill. I "J" Hill
Building. Jackson, Mich
I am suffering from throat
.mil lung trouble, so pleu.se
send me voitr large tri.il pack
age in plain, scaled wrapper,
thai I may try it and see for
myself If It will do what you
claim It will. I enclose L'Oe tn
help pay for packing, etc., and
ns an im id. 'lice that I am not
M-ridiiig for the trial package
out ol i. He curiosity-
Name
Addict.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
WT- v TUB IHMN BRAND. A
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TsliS a1shM.
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01 D BV CVRUfifilSTS HtRVWHI PF
Bit RlW-in. V
Bur f mp v
4'IIErv.TFB
Ixi Grocque Corsets Sty?,
Comfort and Fit, Beyond
Compare.
GREENE & CO.,
12 CITTTKCH RT.
TRe
16
ass F A5HI0N
16
M WEBB & COMPANY
MJHlacr Importer
No. Batter? Park Pkanv Phon 1M
BABY'S HEALTH
AND LIFE
Depends on the pnrily and
finality of the milk you feed !l
We supply pasteurized milk
that is pure and wholesome.
Asheville Pure Milk Cc.
Kant Walnut St.
f'hone 5!4.
rAINMCSS DENTISTRY
Now 1s the time to look after yoiir
decayed teeth saves pain and worry
during the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain No charge for examination
liices always reasonaMo-
Dr. Matthews' Dental Parlors, Cor.
College and Spruce Ms., near the
Court House Office Phone 019, ltfd
ilcnce Phono 972.
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ALL COAL IS BLACK
Hut all coal is not satisfactory from a
fuel standpoint.
M & W Indian
Coal
Is ..ver V." per Cent, c.lli.otl. burns
readily and lusts longer than atiy
othcr coal. Phone 130.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
11
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Special Sale
of Ladies
Suits on
Monday
Our Kntiiv lin' Suits will bo put in this salt- iit
r nt.. ()f (iit'-foui'tli otT i-t'guliH' U'ic's.
This Means Our $15.00 Suits at. $11.25.
$18.00 Suits at $13.85.
$20.00 Suits at $15.00.
$25.00 Suits at $18.75.
$30.00 Suits at $22.50.
$35.00 Suits at $26.25.
Slight Charges for alterations.
W have just received a new lint' of TaMe Damask
FASHION
Patton Avenue
Asheville 's newest store offers for Monday shoppers
Good, Better and Best made long Coats for Ladies,
Misses, Children and Babies -all sizes.
A Manufacturer's Entire Sample Line which have
been marked extremely low for quick selling.
llfi'c i.s a splendid chance if in need of a Coat to se
cure right at the beginning of the Winter Season at
greatly reduced prices.
Patton Avenue
We have a lot of
standard .$1.50 Novels
which we offer for 50
cents..
ML City Stationery
Company
II. M. Nahiklati, Prop.
23 Patton Ave.
Kye Sss Inli-I
o. 9-10-11 Mini r Itblg.
Big additions to our bi& stock
have been made since Novem
ber 5th, giving us a superb line
of proper goods at proper
prices, not infrequently below,
the market.
That's all:
H. REDWOOD & CO.
' '"SHESUIREUF;
NONE
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51 WJ0NEmRpH0NE5,6
ASHEVILLE N.a
52
2Z
; WALTON & McLAIN
. Are giving away a beautiful Turkish
Bocker to the person holding the
i lucky number, (iiristnias.
You get a chance with every dollar
you spend with them.
Look in their window.
Phone 1515. 19 S. Main St.
; Plain and Fancy
DUTCH COLLAR SETS
SOc to $1.25.
A new and pretty assortment just
placed in stock.
MISS CRUISE, 27 v st.
THE POCKET NERVE
Is the most sensitive nerve In tho human body.
This Is one nerve you will forget you have if you
buy ii.ur optical goods from us. Eyes examined.
Flames fitted, lenses ground and a complete line
of optical Co oils.
V. K. GARDNEIl.
Manufacturing OiMJclaii
dr. Church and Patton Ave.
M 0 DERNHBW5
rt'diictiou of L'. or
for tho Holidays.
VOMKVM RAXalENT,
1 1 PATTON AVB.
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