the wamnjE citizen, Saturday, rnvmiBm 21,1m.
SOCIAL l
PERSONAL
The senior phllathea clans of tin
Ora street Presbyterian church, n
tertalned Thursday night with a
Thanksgiving social, hi the home of
Ihetr pastor, ltev. K. I.yaioh t (Iran.
57 Or, street. Many nanus won- play
ed, end conumdrums nuked, and a
delightful lunch vas fei v. il In the
dining room, by a committee "f three
Of the class. AmonB thoso lricui
were Misses Ktt;i W'orley, HerU-y
Worley. Lillian Downle, MunniiiK
West, Mamie Jacol. draco lira
ham. Lllllon Deck, Ma Davidson
rhriatlna Kev. Newlund Foster, Pal
lia Harrison, Honnle Ju'knii, Per
tha Foster, Dolly Uaddy. Mamie Sur
rells. Beulah Wilson, Mabel Isaac
Hnn. Halev. Krvln. Hradshaw, MIn-
enhelmer, Annum, McCiary. Mill
Wagner, Prltchard, Walker, llamsi-y
Mel lame, Itoblnson, Foster, Downle
Mr. and Mm. Major VVorlcy. and lu-v.
. and Mrs. E. U Urau.
The Chlldren'e Missionary society
more familiarly known an Th IJtcht
Bearer will give an "IntcrestlnK uro
inm Sunday evening at Central
Methodist church at 7.30 o'clock
' which will take the place of the reg
ular service. The collection will be
' , sent te the foreign Odd for the sup
port of missionaries. The following 1
th program:
1. ; Hymn No.
' 1. Bible lesson and prayer,
t. Bong .. ..'We Greet You Ail."
. . Recitation, ''A Little Utrht Bear-
r.f ,v ., ..
t ' . Kuth Chodaster. ,
''. Recitation "Just ft Pmny."
Martha Chambere.
Bong, "O lot the Children Sing."
t. Itecitatfon, "That Little Cllrl In
, China," ,; ...
', Gwendolyn Buckncr.
I. Recitation, "A Little Girl's
Story" .. ..
Carrie Lee Weaver.!
. Solo, "Only Little Baby Girl."
Marguerite Canada.
1. Reading, "For Christ and tho
" Church." i .
' By a class of glrla
11. Song . . . "Missionary Ship."
It. Recitation "What Boye Can Do,"
By five boys,
11, Reading . . "Two Ploturee."
. Christine Lee.
14. 8ont., "Bend Out the Light."
15. Reading. , "Do Missions Pay?"
, , Helen Nichols.
H. -j Offertory . ...
, Mlaa Robin Kennett.
17. Song' .v "Be a Little Sunbeam,"
18. Benediction. :''
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Little Dorothy and ffarrar Parker
gave a ' small children's party lest
evening at their home In Proximity
1 park, to which a few of their small
friends were Invited.
The Wednesday evening brldgo
club met this week at the residence
of Miss Settle Sites,
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. The Woman's club will hold Us
semi-monthly meeting Monday after,
noon at the residence of Mrs. Charles
S. Jordan, on Montford av. "Much
Ado About Nothing" will be complet
ed on that day, under the leadership
of Mrs. Jordan. ' The next play which
will be read during December, will
be "Twelfth Night" with Miss Idi
Hamilton as leader.
Thanksgiving was filled with innu
merable small parties and a few
fairly large ones, of which the dance
given by the Boy and Qlrls clubs
Well Selected Showing
of
WOMEN'S COATS
That is our humble opinion, and if is based
.on first hand knowledge of the New York mar
ket. Corroborative opinion by our customers
: has already compelled reorderng, and we invite
your own estimate.
Dingonal worsteds, broadcloths, cheviots,
camel's hair, Kerseys etc: in brown, blue, taupe,
i green, grey, black, and black and white checks.
Latest approved styles: Women's and Mis
:' ses sizes: Trices $12.50 to $:5.X).
M. V. MOORE
WOMEN'S FCKMSUINGS. j.ATTOV AVEt
of I Ml t mm''- Wi.H one. Tin- followin
Kurats weio. pM'.sf rit: Mr. and Mi
l n'il-r li k h'i iin-y und Mr8. J. M
Hainlliun, Misses NHl and Ktliel
l.ip,-, Alice ami lii-rla Hiilylmrlon,
(!'M' li-vi- nr)xli-r, MarKart.-t arid
Kdifli Arthur. Uli;,n Hirst, Hertli.i
Hamilton, Cora Uule arid Ant,
Htrn.it; James and George Arthur,
James Iienton. Tom Johnson, Jinny
VVllHon, illH fvhulze, James l.lp1
Vernon Hlnu.it, .JnniiH llalyhurtou
Itoli.-rt Hall and Kdward Ualey.
Mr. and Mra A. II Mi'"ormlek
wir dinner honln, iniinlc folio
(UK the dinner, Thureday evenlinf
Mine Helen Taylor entertained with B
dinner and also Mr. and M ra. JoBeph
DaninnlierK al their Merrlmon ave
nue iiorn.
Tim Kolf tournament will tin c n
cludei this afternoon at tin- Country
club and thu llnalu will lie watiln-d
with inlereet. Th cups offered by
tha club will bo prevented on thle
occasion. The mild wathcr has
lured the members to tho club and
inka in gratifying numburs recently
and this afternoon on account of the
concluding tournament a larger
crowd than uaual Is expected. Tea
will be served.
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Mlss Leona DeYoung'a pupils will
give tho following program at her
studio this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The public Is cordially Invited to at
tend
Air from Feust (piano) .... Qounod
Miss Irene Caldwell.
Screnado Schubert
Mlsa Lucille Dunn.
Jaglled Schuman
Miss Christine Illiulr.
What the Hose Bald to Me.. Edwards
Miss Myrtle James
Reading Swlected
Mr. Frank DcYoung.
La Chasse uux Oaielles .... Calvlnl
Miss Manning West and Miss Hue
Landers.
A Tokn Manncy
Mies Maude Hlnton.
Garden of Dreams
Miss Theresa Brtggs.
Chanel In the Mountains Wilson
Miss Manning West.
Tuletide Bells
Miss Carrie Bowles.
Mr. Albert Dunn will be accom
panlst
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The Lyric club will meet this of-
ternoon at 3.45 p. m. In the audlto
rium studios. A full attendance is
requested.
The children of the Hillside con
vent were given a Thanksgiving
treat which filled them with happl
nees. Mother DePIank arranged
that the borders, chaperoned by the
sisters, should spend the afternoon
driving, and several carriages' niled
with young people wended their way
th .o,iw mountain rnjia .-'.
turning to the convent In time for
...
a a
f uiu M.vn. Uvu
and Mr. W. B. Mallonee, of
Wnvnesvillo. occurred Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Gaston, at Hominy, N. C ,
and wn. In a measure a surprise to
their many friends. The members
of the families and a few Intimate
friends were present and the wml-
ding was very unlet. The Thanksglv-
Ing dinner which followed was turn-1
pi! Into n. wmldlnir dinner nlso nt
which the friends of tho vnunii Deo-
pie wero present,
ly connected In
Miss Lovo Is wide
Waynesvllle and In
DIFFERENT people
like different varie
ties of candy. But people
of good sense all agree
on quality the very
best NUNNALLY'S.
There could be none
made of purer materials;
there are none better. A
variety to please every
taste, and a price to suit
every purse.
K fresh supply alwsys kept by
KAVHOK H DRCO HTOIIK,
SI 1'taton Avenue.
"None Like Nunnally't"
this county and la an attractive and
popular young woman. Mr. Mallonec
Is well known In Aahevllle and In
the Western Union operator at
Waynesvillo station.
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"no of tho most Interesting sale of
relics occurred recently when Miss
Mary Custls I.ee, of Richmond, Va ,
Bold to the Valley Forgo Museum of
I Pennsylvania, for 15,000, tho (Jenrg'-'
Washington tent In which the -'ath-
r of hla Country" lived during the
I Revolutionary wur, The proceeds of
I the sulu have been given by Miss Iee
to the Home for the Needy Confed
erate Women in Klchmond. Miss
lee Is the only daughter of (Jen.
Hobort M. l.ee, whose memory Is h il-
lowed In the Houthland, and the t;nt
of Washington had been an heirloom
In the family of the Virginia Lees
since thu days of tho Revolution.
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Mrs. Carl V. Reynolds entertained
Informally last evening with an "oys
ter roast", at her home in Proxim
ity park.
The Rlngham dance latit evenlnw at
the Battery Park hotel quite came up
to expectations, very successfully
closing the Thanksgiving celebration.
The ball room was attractively dec
orated. The chandeliers were -with
domes of laurel and pine, supported
by, long streamers of blue and grey,
which ended In loose knots of the col
ors, all radiating from the central
chandelier.. The pennants were hung
from every point or vantage and
made a notably artistic effect. The
stage was banked with rhododendron
and palms, partially concealing Con
nell's orchestra, which played some
excellent -dance music. Col. and Mrs.
Bingham, Mrs. R. T. Qrinnan, Mrs.
Robert Bingham, Mrs. McCeney
Werltch, Mrs. Bessie N. Dawson, Miss
Porter and several others were
of the party which chaperoned tho
dance. Thero were about a hundred
and fifty guests. The younger girls
looked more charming In their pret
ll s"pi imc u.u
I last evening, and the grey and blue
i unuorma or me caucus gave a mm
lary touch to the dunce, which was
most pleasing to the eye. Tno Mooni
Wm were present und consplcuou
by the (umbra black of their evenln
dress. In sharp contrast to the re;
uniform of tho cadets. The dance
wus a delightful affair,
I o .
Conch Norton entertained th
Ulngham football teem last event r
with a banquet at the Candy Kitchen
Several after-dlnnur speeches wore
made after which tho election of M
James I.eaku as captain for the coin
Ing year met with aciplauso and en
thuslasm from all present. Mr.
Uarco, the retiring captain mado
line record during tho past season
and It is hoped that under the cap
tainshlp of Mr. Leako Bingham will
retain the championship of tho South
ern preparatory schools which It now
holds. The team, In recognition o
the Services of Coach Norton, pre
Dented him with a handsomo stein
which was used as a loving cup.
Mr. I'lerce Wyche, of Laurcnsburg,
IN. C, Is In Ashevlllo for a few daj
laud Is the guest of Mr. liernard Ellas
Mrs. A. K. Abrahams and Miss An-
I nlt Abrahams whoso residence on
I Montford avenue Is hclnw: occupied
lv Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ilryant tem
porarily, are at present In New York
Mr. and Mrs. Hrownlee and famllv
of Peoria, III., have taken the Dermid
I residence on Pearsons drive lor the
winter.
Mr. Q. C. Rogan Is visiting Mr. J
M. Sumrow at the Hotel Rlbera tca-
Italan, Jallasco, Mexico. Mr. Sumrow
vvas assistant manager at Kcnllwortu
Inn. when Mr. Rogun was niatiaKlng
that hotel, and Is manager of th
Hotel Rlberla at present which has
enjoyed a unique success.
Mr. A. II Snraflan, formerly of the
Ashevllle division Southern railway,
land for the past year In tho superin
tendents office at Memphis, Teun
has accepted a position as chief clerk
to the superintendent of tho Mis
souri Pacific railway, at Helena, Ail;.
Mrs. C. H. Hearln and Miss Heaiin
who have been In New York for sov-
Ieral weeks are expected to return to
the Manor December 1st.
Mr. Jackson Vrnnklin. of Lajarn,
Col., Is In Ashevllle attending the
Tweed trial.
Mrs. J. W. Wallace has returned
from Oreenwlch. N. Y., and hns open-
d Dahlia cottage, Albemarle park.
Mr. and Mrs. Samin I Mcllhcnny,
of New York, nrp In Ashevllle for a
.several weeks' stay.
Miss Flennor Brown, of Fort
Smith. Ark., anil her aister. Mrs. I".
I.. Voodson. arrived yesterday and
will spend the winter in Ashevllle.
The Misses Burns, of Toront .
Caiuidi, arrived today for the win-
(Continued on utgc three.)
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Last Saturday our store was packed with an enthusiastic crowd of bar
gain seekers and rhey did not go away disappointed eithei for we had the
bargains waiting for them.
Tonight we will sell some more attractive values at equal reductions with
the previous sale. There will be enough good things to last the full two
hours.
J nf ants' Is) inter Coats Spec
ially Priced Jot Jhis Sale
We will sell a number of infants'
winter coats in plush and other ma
terials formerly priced at from $3 to
$5 in sizes ranging from 2 to 5 years
for
$1.98 Each
Jifter Supper Prices on
fifisses' Coats
It is not necessary for us to de
scribe these coats other than to say
that they formerly sold for $5.00 to
$10.00 each. After Supper price is
$2.98 Each
Remember the Sale
fiegins at 7 p. m.
andAosts till
O p. m.
SURE HELP FOR
FOOT TROUBLES
Consult us.
MISS CRUISE, " Hwo',d 8t
Cakes Fresh Daily
A full line of well assort
ed bakery products of pleas
ing quality.
College'Street Bakery.
37 10. College St.
SOILED
TABLE
LINENS
QUICKLY MADE
CLEAN AND
WHITE ' i
AT THE
ASHEVILLE
LAUNDRY
Phone 95.
ASHEVILLE
LAUNDRY
9. A. N1CBOLS, Mgr. rhone t5
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Wjr- THE DIAMOND BRANB. A
lanlAt
mAHiiMi It It AND F1LLM. for
rftt k ntrmn 5S BsSt, SeftSt. A1wV RtllM
SOin BY njflJfjfilSTS FVFRYWHEPF
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS.
LatflTI Aft Jr ieraiM Kar
hlhr.l. r lH"on4Tmiia
I'llla In HrJ a-tH UU .fUlllcV
ttJc Willi hits Ribbo. V
Te. n MiWr. Br f Jr jf
Aelrrrsri II IS II I' f 1 P. tm H
It will cost you n-'thMiy
jour ee troubles.
Take advantage of tho
you money la for.
Kye Snoelitli.st
No. 8-10-11
Drililinor lllilg.
Jo-Mght from 7 O'clock until
9
n.Kii' in iiAsii ni Kxrcit.
Wo have one Hose Burner, Hard
Coal Stove left. Will sell it at a bar
gain. BURTON & HOLT
HI WEBB & COMPANY
miloer Importers
No. Better? Pert Flam. Pfcoiia 104
YOU NEVER ATE
ICE CREAM
H,'tt'-r than m- sent jmi f.,r
(-8lt-rday'H UintnT. .M.-iii,- uf
luii't' i-rt-ii m. Cliueiil.'tti1 ;tnl
X'anilla flafrH. 1'ronipt ,U
1 i riit'i-ctly ;ik.i.
Asheville Pure Milk Co.
East Walnut St. Fhone 654.
TO GET A
QUICK FIRE
You must have good coal,
for there's nothing more
exasperating than to wait
for a slow, obstinate lire.
M & W INDIAN COAL
Is quirk tire coal. Phone
130.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
I W. O. WOLFE.
Monuments and Tombstones
Domestic an-i firoisn granite and
marble. Iro;. ieiu-e biuses. antl all
kinds of cemetery finishings. His
siens in , Wolfe I.ulM-
Ir.K. I:. K s, no and Market St:
Ashevil'e. N". C
FREE!
1 .'iiMili nie recardln
ppertunlty It may sive
P K. OAHDXF.Il.
Msnufarturlni: Opt ii Ian
ClirIi riml attoii Ave.
Cor.
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Te- ' A. J" " r -
mu-n m mspi m , m nni innih .
O'clock
pressing Jacques and Kitno
nas Qreatly Reduced
This is really the greatest value of
of the After Supper Sale. We ad
vise you to come for one of these
Kimonas or Dressing Sacqu.es early
for they won't last long at the price
49c Each
59c pressing Jacques isdill
Be Sold for ZOc Sach
This is a very good value and al
though they are not quite as good
as the others they are excellent val
ues and will tempt even the most
economical customer.
t Jbw fJl
La Orecque Corsets Styl
Comfort and Fit, Beyond
Compare.
GREENE & CO.,
ia CHuncir st.
REFINED PEOPLE.
demand rare articles, old hand-mi
Jewelry and furniture at
VICTOR STERN'S
Antique Arts ano Crafts Shop'
Sondlt-y liiiUding Haywood
St.
GET THE HABIT
Eat Pistachio Nuts!
Delicious! Nutritious! Appetiztng!
For sale at al! leading grocers and
drugplsts. Siinipl package at
Mt. City Stationery
Company.
II. M. Nahlklan, Prop., 23 Pntton Ave.
Rocker to the person holding- the
lucky number, Christmas.
You get a chance with every dollar
you spend with them.
Look In their window.
Phone 1515. 19 S. Main St.
nc r? r
New Christmas Ribbons
Wo lvcoivod by cxpivss some vorv nice and inex
pensive ribbons for fancy work. "
X. 1 Satin and Taffeta
No. U Satin and Taffeta
X
o.
.Nitin and lalTeta
wuier Kihhons m all
jrici's.
Pi-ctty line of lace Collars, stock Collars and jab-
ct
Redueod prices on all
tfo goods charged
sent on approval
or exchanged at
this Me
jVt MLsi"SJiaJL' ALow
PAIXL.ES8 DEXTISTKY
Now Is tha time to look after your
decayed teeth saves pain and worry
during the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain No charge' for examination
Prices always reasonable.
'Lti X5 V...... T 'J
Dr. Matthews' Dental .Parlors, Oor.
College and Spruce Sts., near the
Court House Office Phone 49, Resi
dence Phone 972.
Every Vosan
im wiereiwa ana mould know
, about Uh wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Sprsy
A yonr dru(lrlat f,-r It.
1c be cnruiot uipiy tb
M AK VKL. itccon
other, bat fnd itamo for
fall nartientftrfl an.l ilinMtru i J
TuluaWo to ladies. MHIVKLO).
4 Guat 23d SUeet.NE W tOBK.
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS
t r? e as 1ft
Ribbon 10c bolt
Ribbon 15c bolt
lixbbon 20e bnlt
widtlis at very reasonable
coat Suits todav,
VSilff-iftS
TO
m -saw rmtbvc
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