THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, MAY 29, 1010.
TIE DOCTOR SAYS
Why OrnamcnJ Your Stomach with Cut Glass?
ItopfeM Cooking Utensils
'Are solid melal-NO GLASS COATING TO CHIP OFF-cannot rusl
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Save food and fuel are practically everlasting
Complete Stock J. B. LAW, 35 Patlon Ave.
SOCIETY
Utand Personal i
, The announcement of th cnnaiie-
metlt of MlM Ilobln Kennett ami Dr.
Arthur Prltchard was made yesterday
t a luncheon (flven by Miss Myrtle
Rollins and will be rered'td vlth in
, l(rat by th numbers ot friends of
the young people In Aahevlllu and in
the matt. The Intimate of Mas Hon
nMt n Dr. Prltchnrd have known
f the an moment for jme time nnd
tt kii rumored In these column sev
eral month ago but to have Mono fu-
- thtr would have defint-d th pretty
plan jf the luncheon uml the formal
' ai.ruiuneement on that occasion. Mlaa
Kennett to the daughter of Mr. anil
aire. F. B. Kennett who hnvn made
Ashevllle1 their home for several
year. Miss Kenntt I unuamtlly
pretty and attractive and la tin well
beloved and known that t) expatiate
further upon her charm In unnejos
aary. ' Mlaa Kennett has hern a mem
ber of the Choir of Central Methodist
'. ehureti and her One voice noi made
tier a valuable addition to Aahe
vlile musical circle. Dr. Prltchard
la a son ef Judge Jeter C. Prltchard
and la prominently connected In" the
state, physician of repute and nsso
date of Dr. W. D. Milliard. The
marriage takes place on the evening
of June Ith at t.10 o'clock, nt the
residence of the bride. Miss Myrtle
Oudger will be the maid of Inner and
Mr. Robert R. Reynolds the best mnn
Miss Ruth Wiley will sing during the
ceremony. The luncheon yesterday
was charmingly arranged nnd pink
rosea, the brides favorite color,
v4 bPfcmed li fragrant profusion from
every point or vantage. 8m lax form
; d delicate drapery for window and
. doors, making an effective baek
; ground for (ha delicate rosea A wed
ding bell hunt pendant ... from the
chandelier, wa oonstruoted of foliage
and orange blossoms. The light
were shaded with pink, and tho place
card were appropriately decorated
with dlmlnuatlve bridal couple
driven by Cupid. Small pink satin
Iieart-ahaped boxes containing rice
were the souvenir "Kennett-Prltch-ad,
June Sth, 1910" wna Inscribed
on each box. Mlaa Rollins' gueeta
Were Mian Robin Kennett. Mix Itiilli
Brown. Mlaa Kate Nichols, Mlw Myr
tle Oudger, Miss Lillian Weaver, Mlar
i tTltherlne Bond lea. Mis Florence
Barnard and Mlaa Kllabeth Arbognal.
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The young ladlea who are at preennt
' guests at the Manor, were iilven a
dance hurt evening which was largely
attended by the young people of
: Ashevllle. Mlaa Alice Drown, MIh.
Marie Rail, Mlaa Marv AInsle, Miss
Eleanor Raoul, Mlaa Wlnnfred Ijiw
rence, Mlaa Charlotte Smith, Mies
Cornelia Smith and the Mlaeea New
, man were the several gueata of honor.
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The raddle of the Country club
eome Into thlr own this week and
the occasion will be marked by one
of the biggest crowda of the season
. The long eufTerlng caddies who have
Ohaeed recalcitrant bulla over hlh-
way and "by-ways" for an unending
length of time), will have their own
tournament of In other words they
Will be the rhonoreea" (what ever
that) on thla loccaalon, given by the
members of the ?ountry club In ap
preciation of their services. The prlxe
wlll not be tho usual silver cup. but
a trophy much more to the point a
purse. A purse holding the contribu
tions of so many, and the member
ship of tho dub la large, should be
truly worth while, and no doubt the
caddln will con teat the tournament
to the bltter-HWect end. The duy will
bo duly announced.
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Miss I nuc i.Ui nave a small tea
jeaterduy afternoon In honor of Mian
Jean C'oltraln, of Concord, N. ('.. who
la at present her gu.cst. Mlaa Col
train la a member of th Kappa Delta
Sorority and only the Ashevllle iniyn-
bera or the sorority were. Invited
The Kneels wi-ru MIh Maude Holt, of
Charlotte, Mine Oertrudn Withers, of
Danville, Mix Mary and All mi Jcealu
Htlkeleather, Mlaa Katberliia Mnaon
and Mrs. Henry W email.
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Mrs. Alfred H. Barnard entertained
with a luncheon yesterday at her res
idence on WutaiiKa Btncct.
The gtrl Mends of Mlaa Robin Kcn-
nct have arranged it acrlca of showers
and Informal entertalnmenta In her
honor durhiK the week. Mlaa Beth
Arbngaet has Issued invltatlona for a
dinner In honor of Mlaa Kennett,
Tueaday evening, which will take
place at the homo of tho former on
Montford avenue. Mine Ruth Wiley
will entertain with a novelty shower
Wednesday afternoon and Miss Myrtle
(ludifxr will nJvo a linen shower Ra.t
urday afternoon. A week from Mon
day the girl friends of Mlaa Kennett
will be eiUertaliKMl Informally at her
home during the afternoon.
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Tho Btudy club, which ha been
called the "Ulohe Trotbere," will meet
at tiw home of Prof, and Mrs. It. J.
Tlghe, Junie 2nd, In the evening. At
the last meeting, held during the
week, Holland and the Khlne were
the subject, Mrs. Tlgho giving In
teresting talks on theeo countries.
Switzerland, Oberammergrnu and the
Passion Play will be the aubVcta of
the next meeting. Tho memtMrs of
the olub ore Included in Prof. Tlghe's
purty wWeh will go uttroad tho latter
part of June. The following are
members: Mlsa l.aurn ltow'. Miss
I.ula (lay Wllllnnmiti. MIhh Main lie
Miller, Miss Cerrle Wagoner, Mlaa Ku
genla Howe. Mine hYaiii en Hultle, Miss
t'laveiia.
The ri'sult r the recent meeting of
the coinniltteo on entertalnminl at
thc (Country club will lm rei-elved with-
general eatlsfnetlon, and the members I
of the club have an exceedingly pleas-'
ant prospect to look forward to, dur
ing the long" summer. The illnrter
dancea have won the day. and will bo
an Interesting InuovalUsi. Tho flln-ner-danccs
will Ivo glvit on olteriiate
Saturdays, commenclmr .lime 4th.
Tho small toihlee must be reserved in
advance and will b placed conve
niently on tho broad wra'nda. The
rescr'atlnns must be made not later
than the Kiidoy prerlmia to the dance
nnd tho tickets am a dollar each. The
dinners will be especially prepared
for theae occasions, tho menu Includ
ing various dishes famous in lands
where tin culinary tirt Is not yet a
lost one. Home of the viands of old
Nelv Orleans, the ieciws for which
will bn given by Southern members
of the club, will grace the board. The
Italian recipes of the noted singer
Mmo. Tetrasudnl, will also be a I tempt-,
ed. The iliimi-rs will h. "different,"
und each one Is n ntlcliwi.ted with
curiosity and Interest. The dance
mmj Jhe Mowing
Women's Parasols
in
Beautiful New Styles
These smart Pavasols of ours hid wclconie
to hot suiishiiio, yot hurl defiance to every
piercing ray, for none pass through.
One of the newest and most attractive of
our styles is a green silk Parasol with the dog
head on the handle, $4.00.
SPECIAL $2.75 We have some unusually
fine silk Parasols, regular .!50 values which
we have marked very close $2.7.").- There are
all the popular and dainty pastel shades for
your choosing; black and white stripes and
checks, and linen ones with Persian borders.
1 We have other stylish Parasols of handsome
Silk, ranging in price from iitf.fiO to $10.00.
M. V. M00RE & CO.
SMART PARASOLS.
II PATTOX AVE.
will follow in tho large reception hull
of the club. Tlaa orchestra will be
stationed on the veranda, on which
the long windows open. A apeclul
car will be placed for the conve
nience of the gueata at tho termlnun
of the Charlotte street lira. The din
ner dances "will nil a long folt want"
and their Inauguration will bo an
auspicious occuslon from which few
members of tho club will be mlsalug
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Mrs. Hufua Woodcock entertained
In honor of her slater and brother
Mlaa Agnea Pons and Mr. Donald
Pons, last .evening at her homo In
drove park, with a dance. The ex
torlor of the residence and grounds
was illuminated with Japanem bin
terns which were ee.ffctlve and arils
tic. Under a huge Japanese parasol
at otifl end of the veranda, punch wuh
served. A buffet supper and Ices
w..r served during the evening also,
on the veranda. Th house was beau
tiruny decorated with foliage and
masse of field daisies and pink rose
There were forty gueata.
The fnctulty and students of the
Normal and Collegiate Institute have
Ibwu Invitations for tho commence
merit exfTclse which begin June
third and last for several days. A
feUur will b. the presentation of
The Taming of th Shrew." Shake.
penro's well known rnnvedy, by the
graduates. The caet will be announc
ed during the week. The following
la the program of the commencenienn
exerclsea:
Prldny, Juno 3, 4 p. m.. Normal
seniors' class day.
Hunday, June 6, 11 a. m., Sermon
before tho graduating cIumscb.
Monday, June 6, 8.30 p. m.. Annual
concert.
Tuesday, June 7, 10.30 a. m., K.xer
clses of the. graduating classes in "the
Elizabeth Hoyd memorial chapel.
Oraduiites: Mary Tate Hnlrd, Manil
Mary Ualdwin, Julia Kttn Hrookshire,
Ilelvni txickwood1 Itrowri, l.ncy Virgin-
la Iturch, l,lllan Stewart Ityrd. r.lllls
CarwIK Oroce Crawford. lleulah
Mnnrrie Edge, Marie Laura Fred
ericks, Mary Penwlck Oourley, Annie
MarUu Oudger, Idtle Hart. Rerthn
Celeetle Honeycutt, Eleanor Helle
Jaynes, I.ennlo Oertrude Mackey, Jes
sie Qulnn, Annlo Rtghtin Richards,
IJtura Roherts, Ronnie Kllr.abeth
Sams, Frances Ocee Whitlow. Esmer
alda Willlnims.
Certltlcnto clasaee Domestic Arts
course: Mnrgnret Arthur, Mnry Eas
tnugh Ruttrlck, Annie Kugenln Cas
aldy. Marlon Mae Raines.
Matrons' training course: T.lllle
Mary Ammnns, Agnea l.oulso Farmer,
Frances llolmnn, Katherlne Yeugun
Lee, Mattle Sllgh.
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Tho following Invitations have hei'ii
Isaued:
The Itonrd of Mnnngi-rs f the
Ashevllle Mlaelon Hospital
Invite you to bp present at the grad
tinting exen-ls)! of the
Training School for Nurses
Class of 1810
to m, hold nt the Y. M. C. A
torlum Thursday evening,
June second,
at eight-thirty o'clock,
Aslewllle, North Carolina.
orndnatea: Pearl flosaett, Allle
Revla, Lillian Sutphln, Lottie E. Wll
llama. Reception. Nurses' Home. Friday
evening, Juno third, 8 to 11 o'clock
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The Misses Stevens pupils enjoyed
a most delightful outing In the coun
try, on Friday. The straw ride
through the shndy green woods ad
ded much to the pleasure of the day.
While the children ' played a deli
cious luncheon waa spread under the
trees which all enjoyed with fine ap
petites and returned well content
with the day. Tho school will close
on Monday, after awarding the price
and certificates, to re-open In Sep
tember. The aeml final of the men' golf
tournament was played yesterday af
ternoon at the Country club. Mr
Herbert Hrown wow from Mr. J. E
Rumhough, Ithree up. and two to
play. Mr. J. A. Hurckell won from
Mr E. C. Sawyer three up and one
to play. The final will be played
Wednesday afternoon between Mr.
Rrowii and Mr. Hurckel.
Jhe Most cf
tractive of
B,eadytQ-
iidear Appar
el 9s J4ere
Jhat J4as
ffo Squat
Jn Point
of Variety
Kvcry line shown in this department is a revelation within itself. Each is
complete to the most minute detail. We selected this display with care. When
garments came in that were not up to our expectations, they were shipped back
only the "survival of the fittest" remain for your inspection.
These garments are made to fit and will hold their shape. It pays to buy
Bon Marche goods in the long run the best is always the cheapest.
Special Prices on Cloth Suits
Our lightweight wool suits are selling fast at the low
prices now asked for thorn.
$20 Suits for $15.00
$25 Smits for $18.50
$.'2.50 Suits for $25.00
Jhe Pongee Coats
Tf you desire u light Summer wrap, nothing is more
appropriate than one of our Pongee or Cloth of (lold
long coats. They lire greatly in vogue at present.
These coats are marked at "moving" prices $12.50
h $30.
inen Suits, presses and Jkirts
"When we purchased this line we anticipated great tilings for Linens in other words we bought largely. If there
are "larger assortments, better varieties or superior values outside thejurgest cities, we luive not noticed it. Come
here tomorrow a look will convince the most incredulous.
Linen Suits, plain, braided and embroidered, are ju iced at $7.50 to $65.
Linen dresses, plain and embroidered, featuring the celebrated Chanticler dresses, for $7.50 and $15 to $35.
Linen Skirts are priced at $4.00 to $10.00.
Underpriced Sale of Silk Dresses
For street and evening wear our silk dresses are very
becoming. You take no chances wheu you buy here
our styles urc authentic.
$12.50 Silk Ureses for $9.50
$25.00 Silk Dresses for .$18.50
Other priced dresses reduced in proportion.
Quality sShirt Waists
We are prepared to till your every want in stylish
up-to-the-minute waists for warm weather wear. Among
the many brands we carry are 'King Tailored Waists,'
'Victoria,' and 'Columbia.' We are sole agents for
each of these popular makes. The prices range from
$1.2; to $10.
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Mlaa Mary Alice Tennent Is at
home for the holidays from Greens
boro State Normal school.
Mr, and Mrs. James M. Oudger. Jr .
who are In Henderson county for
several days, return to thie city Tues
day. Mlaa Helen and Mlaa There Chap
man return today from Washington
n. C, where they have been at school
Rev rr J. C. Rowe passed throu.-h
the city yesterday n route from
lirveon City to Salisbury where he
has been visiting his daughter. Mrs
A. M. Fry.
Mr. Oeorge Othey and Mr. Patten
nnd Mr. lxe, of New Torft. have re
turned from a ramping trip to PIs
gsh. The party fished In soinei of
the mountain stream, making-
good catch.
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lingerie Press
es tre Priced
at $5.00. $7.50.
$10.00 to $25.00
They're
Coming
to Dinner
WHY NOT YOU?
Four Dinners Daily
Turkey 50c
Duck; 35c
Chicken 35c
Regular ...... . . .25c
Regular Dinner changed Dally.
Soft shell orab and Fresh water trout.
Special attention given to Ladies and
Families.
If you can't come, phon 1$SI, and
tt will be sent. No extra charge.
THE NEW YORK CAFE,
11 Snath Main Street.
Jl IXiMlAT
Old ou ever bear anything
but praise for Vlck's Croup
and Pneumonia Salve? It la
the best. It s worth 15 to 50
dollars to any family and often
more. 2Sc; GOc and 11 00.
For sale at Carmichael' Drug
store.
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THE CENTRAL CAFE.
There is no waiting to be
served we serve the best
in eating line everything
is up-to-date. Regular meafi
25 cents.
Exclusive livery
for those who want
THE BEST
Millard Lirery Co.)
Pbone 184.
X. Mala M.
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MiSS Cruise, 25 "nywod Street.
We are manufacturing the latest
novelties In Hair Goods.
Mme. Recamlar Puffa and Curls,
Chlgnon8 of many varieties, that are
easy to arrange.
HflAT. IHP
0 WsTa.aU A WAV
: KITCHEN
RANGE
Should be ALL
When you cook
M. & W. Indian
you get perfect
regular heat in
range.
Phone 130.
Coal,
with
Coal
and
your
Carolina Coal & lee
Company
Company
The Old Time Furniture Shop
ft North Mala St.
Bnra and sells all kinds of antique
furniture and makes a specialty of
repairing and reflnlshlng old pieces
Barner and KIm-t, Props.
Pbone 107.
NOTICE.
I, W. H. Wilson, hereby notify
the public that after thl date.
May 23rd.. will not be responsible
for any debts made by my wife
Mary Freeman Wilson.
W. II. WILSON.
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White Canvas Ties and
Pumps
STERNS
The store of Exclusive Deslrn
Artistic, Old Gold Jswalry, DutcH
Solid Coin Silver, Quaint Furniture,
Sheffield, etc
HAYWOOD ST. SOXDI.ET BLDG
Opp. Battery Park.
M. WEBB & COMPANY
MUHnery Importers
No. Battery Park Place.
Phone 1M4
Are going to be worn more this sea
son than usual. Come let u,
you our beautiful styles.
Prions $1.50 to $3.50.
sho A'
Boston Shoe Store
Wc Sell for Cash.
SEWING MACHINES
New Home, Free, Standard. Whit
For Sale, Rent or Exchaag.
Expert Repair 'Work.
Aiheville Sewing Uachint
Company,
jegal Baildlng.
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