TTTE ASJIEVTLLE CTTTZEX, TIITTRsT) A Y, DECEMBER 30, 1909.
SOCIAL SL
PERSONAL
I The wddlnK of Mis Kniin.i
JUallonnefc and Mr. William W. .M'
Dottqll of this city occurred . -t.-i
day afternoon at r .1 k -it
home of tho brld' parents-, lav an. I
Mra Mulluni'c at Pluck Al-ami a ,n
The wedding wan a very 'ini'i 1 1 't i .
affair attended only by the iii.-ml.. is
Of the fumlly ami a ! lniim.ii'
friends, Mulloiiee has Oh a ye ir
been employed at the More of Mr
John H. Iiw ami has made .lining
Iter residence In the city ninny vvumi
friends and admirers. Mr. MiHovv.:
la the ion of Mr. and Mrs VV. C Mr
Dowell of Victoria end l a vv.-ll
known contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Mi -Powell
ri'turntid to the city lant cvi
nlng and utter a visit of a wek or
ten daya at the home of th- parent
of Mr. McDowell will reside at a r t-l -donee
owned hy the latter In Victoria.
Mr. John H. Law wuh one of the
Ashevllle guests at the wtidUlnit.
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A watch-Illitht aervlco will be ob
served at the First Huptlst churc h
The exercises will tiegln promptly at
I o'clock, closing at 12. A most In
teresting pro pram la being arrunp-il.
consisting of solos, Instrumentu met
vocal, recitations, essays and addrers
. es. Among those who will take part
are Misses Clara Whlttlnttton, l.ucy
: Vance and Messrs. Allmond Jones,
John Btarnes and Reuben Mi lirayer.
There will be brief annual report
fmm nil iluna rtmen Is of the church.
Dr. Whlttlng will five the results of
prohibition In Ashevllle during the
past year. Mr. J. K. Tucker will tell
. of the march of missions during the
'year. The principal address of the
.? evening will be delivered by Judge
Ptltchard. The entiro exercises win
be under the direction of the pastor.
Rev. W. M. Vines, . I). From 10
4m 1i ftfraahtnnlV Will lift Served till-
der the auspices of the Ladles' Aid
-society. It I expected that a inrit)
kadlenca will be preseat and every
, body Is cordially Invited.
Ml Charity ftuslfcralr entertain
ed Informally laat evening at her
horn on MontMrd avenue. Quito a
ftirmber of the younger set were pres
ent and the evening waa given over
to the' pleaaaht pastime of dancing,
playing cards, music, eto.
i Mm. Frank Hewitt has Issued In
vitation to tea which will be glv
n la honor of Miss Nan Mead and
Miss Hewitt, New Tfeara afternoon, at
her home on Montford avenue.
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Tho New Year eve dance at the
, Battery Park hotel -will be a feature
of tho week, and according to Indica
tion will repeat the success of the
Christmas dance. The play, "The Ber
vant In the House" which take place
the sam's vnng; wtUw,and many
mora of thr younir people to Join
who will wtttch the New Year In. The
dance will b quite informal al
though the Usual list will be observed,
and la anticipated with much pleas
ure. Spears orchestra will play during
the evenln and refreshnutnla will be
served,
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4 Ranta Claus and company, the can
tata given by the children of the
Flrftt Presbyterian church Tuesday
awning waa a very creditable effort
and one which won the large audl
Mic completely. The stage waa con
verted Into a woodland snow frosted,
. which served as an appropriate winter
accne for the appearance of the
"Snow Fairies," "The Holly Fairies"
and 'The Evergreen Fairies." Wln
throp Collins made a very likeable
"Jack Frost," singing his songs and
sustaining his character admirably.
Dorothy Woetftll as the ragged vrair
"Polly,"' discovered In her quest of
Santa Claus. by the firtrles, was
rli.rmlnr and sang Very prettily her
several solos. Sara McCloud and Mar
garet Jackson acted their parts un
usually well and added to the success
of the play considerably. The fairies
were as beautiful as one Imagines
falrlea could be. Santa Maui who in
every day life is Mr. Honeas. present
ed boxes of candles, etc.. to the chil
dren after the cantata was finished.
Miss Linda Schartle who had churgn
of the affair deserves much credit and
to her efforts much of the success of
the cantata was due.
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. Miss Phelnn of Atlanta will enter
tain with a reception Tuesday nt her
home In that city. In honor of her
cousin, Mrs. Caroline Ileal Mi'CJi n.
Furs are for Frigid Weather
Like lli is, ruitl furs ;irc rcjillv flip only tiling
that will ward off such icii, t rating ,.u,'i.
-Atj1 when you .-an imy at a discount ri'ht in
the lnidst of wiufci ami in wintry wcailicr yon
can ill afford to neglect the opportunity.
-At 2,,'. discount, arc all furs in this store,
and sonip liandsoni,. fur coats arc reduced even
more than thnt. For example: a $.)(). K) Tonev
Coat is reduced 1. 1 $30.00, and an if'S.LlH) Tara'
chI Coat is reduced to $65.00.
Fur time is now: to-day the day: this the
store for furs of ijiiality at reduced price.
M. V. MOORE
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Jiiiffni r Campbell, Caleb Carter, Ja
Tiile Mitchell, llurdy ChnniberM. lw
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MIhx Florence Ijiinbertaon enter
tained lant evening at. her home on
Cumberland avenue with a unliiie
party, in which tuneful Christmas
bellH were the pleasing feature. The
decorations of holly and mistletoe,
supported the melodious wclfdit of In
numerable, pendant bells which were
used In the guinea played, several of
which won new and interesting- Poe's
"The Hells" was used in a mlseing
word content for which a prlssc was
offered. The party was one of the
pretty affairs or tho week and the
original plan of It was due to tho in
genuity of the hoxte. Miss Iambcrt
son's guests were. Miss Huby Rob
ertson, Miss Wallace Tucker, Miss
Hortense Jones. Miss Myrtle Cludger,
Miss Nancy Mcrrlmon, Mis Helen
Taylor, Miss Helen and Kuth Far-
rlngton. Miss Frances Hnrtsell, Harry
HartMcll. Powell Tucker, Will Drum
mond, Will Wilson, Harry Hchuessler,
Hhett Dufnur, Ki.shcII l.'arrlngton,
Will tjumberfson. Cnrlysle Craig, Wil
bur Buniner, Frank (lutlger, Ijliw
rence Miller.
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Tho Hlltmoro choir will enjoy their
annual "frolic" this evening which
will begin at the Pariah house and
will bo continued In town. Tho plans
for tho first part of the entertain
ment have not been fully announced,
but a dance will be a feature of the
evening. The choir numbering twenty
five or thirty will later In tho evening
come In to tho Candy Kitchen where
a dinner will close the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge U. Hmlth will
entertain this evening at their home
In Kdgemunt.
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Mrs. Conully Coxe entertains this
evening at "Fornlhurst" In honor of
Miss Margery Pearson.
SOCIETY F.TN
Tho opportunity of witnessing a
performanc'0 of tho now celebrated
play, "The fiorvunt In the House," by
a metropolitan cast, such as will be
here New Year's eve, is n rare one,
and one which Will surely ho tnken
advantage of. Mr. Tyrone Power,
who originated the principal role in
New York, will appear In the same
Character In AhIiovIIIo. Mr. Power
Is considered one of the foremost
Amcrlc4i.ii players, and his stromr
characterisations have placed him on
the artistic plane of the great Her
man actors of tho day. Mr. Power
has been especially engaged for the
larger productions of costume and
morn scrlus plays for a number of
years and Is without a compeer. MIks
Edith Crane, (In private life known
as Mrs. Tyrone Power) plays the
leading female role and Is an artist
of distinction. One of her greatest
succcHHcH In this country and Austra
lia was as "Trilby," In which she
appeared In the New York cast.
Tho Light Hearers of Central Meth
odist church will give a New Year s
party Friday ufternoon In the Sunday
school room of tho church. A pro
gram of songs and recitations will
be given by tho children. A small
sliver offering will be taken up for the
work oT the society.
The election of officers of tho Tnh
keostce club will be held Monday,
January 3, at the club rooms on
South Main street at 8 o'clock.
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The Knlshts of Pythias of Hender
sonvlllo will have a big New Year's
hall Monday evening at the nine
Kldg.t Inn. Preceding the ball will be
a banquet at which then, will be a
hundred and tlfty (riiestM. The K. ot
P. ball will be the moat important1
11 PATTON F..
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Klven duriiiK lb" bolidaVH In lliml.-r-sonvllle
and will be largely atf. nde.l
. Jt
Thi- I'hilath.a "nhoM.r ' whl.h was
In have Ic.i ki.im ai lb.- Ccniri:!
Methodist church this afternoon has
ben postponed until next week, but
tho day has not jet been set.
Mr. .1. A Mill of riiarli.lle Ik In ihc
city for a few day .,n biixin. mh.
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f ,. w V..rk Is
Mr. and Me J,,hl, U llnniv ami
mil. ill a. ,ii .. Lili I.- Kn. k. All, an
Kp mime On In. lid. ism wiili tii. iids
all. I I . I.I I i, ,M in I lie city.
Mi'M lleulab (livens who ban Imhi
vlHiting HI. nd.i in the city left yes
terday fur h.r home In Chailottc
MlHX 'I III;.- Wllliama linn I.,
(Ir.ctiMl.iirn to visit relatives for a
wi ck or ten day.
Mr. and Mm. Walter McDonald of
Toronto, Can, are In the city for a
tay or aeverul months.
Mr. N. J. Ileywurd of Charlotte is
in the city for u Btny of several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mclntyn- and
Miss Deborah Mclntyre of Hlrmlng
ham, are visiting relatives on French
Hroad avenue.'
Miss Helen Mitchell left yesterday
for Annapolis, to visit her brother
Midshipman Stanley Mitchell.
Mr. Prewster Chapman has return
ed from a brief trip to New York.
Mrs. Kate Moblry and daughter,
Mls Annie Mobley and Miss Mary
Alice Plutt ore Hpenillng the holidays
In Oreenvllle, H. C. with Mrs. Mob
ley's brother, Mr. McCrorey. They will
be away two weeks.
Mr. Eric Itiiwls has returned from
tho University of Virginia for the
holidays.
Miss Julia Hernard has gone to
Baltimore and will luter Join Miss
Florence Harnard who is vlaitlng
Mlsa Mellon In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Johns and MIms Mi Klm
strey of the Normal and Collegiate
have gone to Weavcrvllle to spend
tho holidays at the country home of
the former.
Judge Leo. D. Yarrell of Emporia,
III., has returned to his home after
a brief Visit to Dr. and Mrs. Mat
thews on Onk street.
Mr. W. C. Htroeter leaves today for
Chicago to attend the untnuil confer
ence of the Children's Mountain
Hume society.
Mrs. Murk U Heed goes to Urecn
vlllo Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Frederick M, Burnett.
Mr. Frank Lock wo ml who has been
a guest at the Battery Park hotel for
several months, has returned to New
York.
Mr, and. Mrs. C. II. Itedfern will
spend the remainder of the holidays
In Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. (Meon have
been called to Itcndcrxonvlllc by the
dentil of Mrs. (i.steen'B father, Mr. i'.
F. Pace.
Miss Florence 1IIII has returned to
her home In Wilmington after u visit
to friends In tho city.
Mr. (Ira ham McKay of Washington,
is the guest of bis father at the B. l-
vldere on ypruce street.
Miss Fannie Beau has returned
to Waynesvltln after a visit to Miss
LjiHHte Randall. Miss Randall attend
ed tho Kirkpatrlck-Pforfer wedding
in Clydu yesterduy.
Miss Fugenia Johnston has return
ed from Itulherfordton where she has
been the guest of Mr. Mid Mrs. Tench
Coxe who have entertained a small
Christmas house party. Miss John
ston and Miss Maria Brown leave
parly in January for Vancouver, H.
C, from which point they will sad
for the orient to tie away several
months.
Mrs. Albert Hull baa gone to New
Orleans where a he U the ipiest of
Mrs. Oorm.
Mrs. Harrlll of obi Fort Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Docke Craig-, at the
home of the latter on Montford ave
nue. Mr. Rhctt Unman wll snend Hi..
holidays with bis mother. Mrs
man, at her home on Chestnut street
Mr. Ktlward DuBose of Atlanta is
In Asb.- illc for a short stay.
tx)i,ns cArsH iii:.iciir.
IAXATIVR HltOMO Oulnlne. the
world wide Cold and Orlu remedv re
inoves euuse. Cull ror full mime, liol,
for Dlirnature K. W. UKOVK. 2Dc
wi'WKitvn i i: ori:s.
WKAVKItVII.I.I-:. , c, i ,-.-. . .
The Chi-lHtmiix hniid.ivs. so r.ir.
h.n i- pnsse.l uitiioni a Mlncln iMl.isll.i.
phe of note. The lireerackeia :in,t lu
toy pistols were lesn ill ci,l.ii. ,. Ih'll
ever before Mini there lias I., ell I. ill
llli .smallest nmount of drinKici:
K eryhody In r.-iii-iiiI bus taken i
ureal interest in jj.-tt inn remly for
chrintmiiH. ami the We;i er ille Pn,
ban done a n.'od business ('or the I.. si
v eek and the nhoppers who crow d. . I
the cars came buck I'rom the .:t
veil loaded with p.u kae. s of .,1!
kinds.
Ve.xiet day cvcnlnt u crowd f kic
folk met at the home of .Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hubert Weaver to .-del. rate the
twenty-third nnnl ersury of theii
marriage The evening was spent 11
pleasant social intercourse after whl.h
refresliini-nts were served. Ahioiil
those present wi re Mr. and Mrs. H
1"). Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. C P. Wea
ver .Mr. nod Mrs I.ce Weaver. Mr
and Mrs. W. I! Weaver. Mr an.1 Mrs
Kufus Weaver, Mr. and Mrs J. ;
l.otNpelch, Mism Ailella Mcpovvcll.
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Candles.Cocoa&ChocoIates
Arcarknoirledcd.theb"t tht world oftr.
Oaly the highest grade of matvrisli, tested
ty our chemistsare allowed to enter
into the same,-and the blending is.
BUDcnrised br experts.
WTiaf with careful werkaunship, as welTis
scrupulous deanlhiese in our Plant, it
jt not surprising that v
fief First Choice, Her Last Choice,
And Her Choice at all times
U the Unequalled
Matchless
Misses Mary 'lorn
li l.-1 Mlji-
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Mr. W. li. Weaver.
Mrs. , li. Mel)
Durham on u visit.
Mrs. (loolsby win
IliK the lust fi-W v.
relatives left today
-II Is li from
. tnts In i
.-ks iii i .
for hi r
M.l IV I-
isitillK
liotiio In
up from
bolidaVH
and Mrs.
Panama.
Miss Adj'lla McDowell is
Kpnrtunburg en.ling I le
nt tiio pleasant home of Mr
Robert Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K Roberts will
shortly leave, for Arlz.-na for a con
tinued stnv. In the meantime their
cottage will be occu...-d by Mr. Ceo.
Tllsnii and family ol Aahevlllc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. jtengan ha v.
gone to Rrysnii City lo spend a week
with Mrs. HcaKnn's parents
When tho Methodist assembly Is lo
cated hero you may watch Wciiv.-r-ville
grow. The committee to tlnally
declde tho matter will meet here Jan
uary D.
VOUR sweet tooth
knows the differ
ence between the best
and the second best be
tween NUN'NALLY'S
and the others. Don't
compromise. (Jet the
candy that is pure,
wholesome, always sold
fresh. Different varieties
at different prices, but
only one quality the
very best.
A fresh supply always kept by
KAYSOIt'S DltlTfl STOHK,
HI Pulton Avenue.
"None Like NunnaHy's."
i'lnn Watch Ucpulrlng
WATCIIKS MY SPI'X'lAl.T
If yuu need a watch thai will
keep time, we have them, iiinl
at prlci-H that are rlu,hl.
.i. i-:. Aiti'Kx ti:i:,
:I2 I'alon Ave.
Yuu will i.Ib.hii nn, I our store In-
tiMi-Htinn lor ;i rule excllmU.- iieec
of Jewelry, or silver, also a line ol An.
thine Furniture.
VICTOR STERN'S
Antique Art and Crafts Shop
Sondloy lliillillnir llaynmxl St.
A Special Message
To Mothers
We want every niother to
try YU U'a I'roup ant! Pneumo
nia Salve (hat she may know
what a ureal comfort and use
ful rcmeih it is in the house
Will Kladly reinnd the pric
to any ilissutialled one. All
druggists.
It will cost
E.TO SWH lallst
No. 0-10-11 Drhiiuior DIiIk.
r:
Reduction Sale of
Oriental Goods
I lere arc ;) lew items.
1! tillen "Jabots, former price .fl.-iO. imv $1.00
.'! dozen (Vncliet Collars former price $!."(). now
$1.00.
1 (liizeii IJeal liincn hand einbruiilered Shirt Waist
Patterns, former price s.".0( now ... ...$3.50
I lanrlkerchiefs, Sc-irfs, Center Pieces, all at
irreatlv rcihieetl prices.
Mf. City Stationery Co.
II. M. Nahikian. 23 Patton Ave.
All kinds of of pastry, cakes,
bread etc.
Fresh Dai1
LITTLE BAKERY
37 E. College St.
A Happy New Year
To one and all. Forgotten
friends -;iii yet be remem
bered witli a box of cigars.
Schas' Segar Store
(I S. Main St. Phone 511.
Watch for opening of our new store.
Liberal Reduction in Price
Sbell combs, bair ornaments
combs, brushes, toilet re
quisites, etc, ;rt special pri-
iiiss cruise, 27 nawo"d st
20 DISCOUNT SALES
Commences Dec, 15th at 9 a. m. and
lasts until Dec, 81, 6 p. m. This i
no fake sale. Como and get your nice
useful presents, and save 20c on
every dollar you spend.
Walton & M Dnln Furniture Co.
Phone 1516. 19 8. Main St.
NO PNEUMONIA
fn the home that has M &
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W Indian Coal in the collar.
It is THE p-rfect fuel sold
in Asbeville. Over 95 per
cent carbon. Phone 130.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
PAIXLSS DB3NTISTRY
Now la the time to look after yoai
decayed teeth Bates pain and worn
during; the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain No charge for examination
Prices always reasonable.
Wj:t''W.
lW-H".-t'8f-f''t,V
Or. Matthevrs' Dental .Parlors, Cor.
College and Spruce Sts., near the
Court House Office Phone 049, llesl
ileiioe Phone 973.
Stoves, Heaters and Ranges
at reduced prices.
Beaumont Furniture Co.
127 South Main St.
M. WEBB & COMPANY
Millinery Importers
No. 6 Battery Park Place. Phono 1014
COFFEE TEA
Frost, roastoj Coffoe every woek nt
Simpson Tea and Coffee Co.
35 K. COM.F.tiK ST.
All oiil.ro promptly delivered
Phone J Till.
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
Brzja insults.
FREE!
vim nothlncr to consult me regarding
your eye troubles.
Take advantage of the opportunity It may save
you money later.
F. K. OAIUlXER,
MuunfnctitrliiK Optician
Oor. Clmrch and Pntton Ave.
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? Superior Showing of
Wool glankets
Xow is the time when you are thinking about
warm coverings. These cold nights, with promises
f even colder ones put the problem of warm cov
erings up to almost everyone. No doubt you were
thinking about that very thing when you noticed
this ad. Where to buy is another problem but a
much easier one, for if you want the right blank
els or comfortables at the right prices you will eomo
to the Hon Marcho. .
Carolina Wool Blankets, 10-4, are prieetl at $4.00.
Carolina Wool Blankets, 11-4, are priced at $5.00.
Other. Wool Blankets are priced at $5.00 on up to
$15.00. ;
Comfortables in many pretty designs are priced at
$1.25 on up.
One Special ot ofineriahd
Cotton Jorchon ace
5c yard
IF YOU ENTER
ASHEVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE this
week, you get a full set of books FREE with
your scholarship. Out-of-town pupils get rail
road fare Flit EE, but your scholarship must be
signed up this week.
THIRTY NEW PUPILS
Will enter in .January one hundred must en
ter the Winter Term. Please call at the college
or write.
HENRY S. SHOCKLEY, Prin.
ASHEVILLE POARMACYopp. Pout Ofnce. Phonea lS6-20;
Prescriptions Called for and Delivered.
PEERLESS
flappy Week" Sale
PROGRESSING NICELY
Despite the inclement weather, we had a good
crowd of eager shoppers all buying and feeling
happy This sale will last one week, but don't wait
until all the good things are gone before getting
, i.
.our sua re.
A chance like this to buy good seasonable goods
at such low prices doesn't often occur, so come in to
day and take a look at the
awaiting you during this
"Happy Week" Sale
From 10 to 11 this morning we will sell 10c Bleaeh
Domestic at 7c yd., 10 yds to each customer.
Knit Underwear Sweaters ( loves Hosiery
for boys and girls Domestics Dress Goods
lllankets Comforts Coat Suits and Capes all
included in "Happy Week Sale."
THE
IT IS A WISE THING
to be prepared for emergencies. Many people go
through life and suffer from cramps, collca, neural,
gla. rheumatism, cold on their cheat. .without
knowing the q uick comfort that a hot wtater vtMMf.
gives. We ha wo them in different sizes, as well as
all kinds of rubber goods in sprays, douches anil
everything up-to-date In the Drug line.
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numerous bargains
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