THE HUXDAY CTTTZEN, .TANTTATtY, 29, 1911.
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o; cietYJ
AND PERSONAL.
!y- i I:!V.v:ivSl-ri:i
Mm. Hi.ftn4l.ul Williams. Ile well-i -f the winter eulimy ulll d f..rtli
nnwn filiHki n. iirl;ui in inn r. will! with UriK'Tle friiihs, and wmnl not
xtplit-nr Thursday iwuiiik i"'- '
' M. C, A, iiudttnrliim. glviiiK a lt- tn r.
on "llmn am) Jull-i " t'ri.l.i v
Bin, "A Vou Uko It" will bo Mm,
Wllllums' suli,."t. Mis Will.jim i
very gifted woman and hm trmde
most envlalde rriiiiKittun n It -turi'T,
hondliiiK hir aulijeet In a
oholarly rwin..ir ami witruil. mi in
to llnd hi-iivli-r aiipari l in ' ' ih.'i r .
lint- of the slnlitH tH'Iduni m "ii in
Ajdifvllle wiin il Ilowrr iiiv, wild vi-N-turilriy
wended his friiKrmit way
IIiT'iiimIi I'ntton iui-nui', t'i';dliiK an
imrni riKi (ray of loli-l li'd u in
smull bum lnM I.'.y lln. Ilmi; li
na ' iii-il I hi', vitof "i i". I h i i' "were
f('W flower left. Till' I Inlets linvt-
terestltiKly nd clearly that she hulda Ihih iinliMiiiilly fine thin ycer ami
her audience tliniiiKlmiii. I lie op
portunity ircejilid of hvnrliiK M rs.
William will lie tsnilcfully itrrciiteiJ
by studenle of Hhukespwire, ami 0e
pulillo Kcnerally. The proceeds, f-tt-r
the first two hundred dollars,
which ?o to Mm. WIHUim. will lie
used In holpinK Improve tin- olin
grounda of the public schools of the
fltv; In view, of thin fuel It I -pectsd
that special Interest Wflll he
taken, pipoi'lttlly an the attraction of
fered If exceptional.
.
A number of the Kir In of HI.
Genevieve's t'onvent itwvo a churm
ln birthday dinner party Inst evctiliiK
nt the convent. In honor of Minn
Hoatrlce Macartney of Knifhind, who,
with her ulster, Mis Iwendiillnc
Macartney, came over In the nutumii
to prepare, for a. degree under Moth
er Ihj Planck. Miss Macartney win
pleasantly surprised by tho dinner
which her friend hnve neen arrann
Inir In secret for eeveral day. The
dining room wna decorated In pink
crepe paper, and the center piece
waa a lurae hunch of pink carna-
natlone. The dainty place card were
In the shape of pink roses. The
birthday cake, tinueunlly larwe, unit
elaborately decorated with pink leliw
dealKn, wn Illuminated with a num
ber of candlee, Ml Mucartney had
the ceat of honor at the rlicht of
Mother De Planck, and the rake won
placed before her to cut first. Af
ter dinner the yourifc" people icpalred
to the ball room where thuy danced
until ten o'clock. There were twvn-ty-one
rueU at the dinner.
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The orchestra at the Battery Park
hotel boKlna Wednaeday and will add
greatly to the attractlveneaa of the
hotel, Mr. Bpear hne ordered all of
' the latent mualo from the' comic op
era which tuneful aire will make
ym pathetic accompanlmentii for the
dancere during1 the aeaaon, Informnl
dancea will be alven at Intervala In
the palm room, which la turned over
to , the brldna pnrllei aeveral niht
week. Tha Improvementa are very
noticeable and the hotel hae never
had a more beautiful eettlnir than at
the or lent time. The nrrounda when
the treea are In leaf and the ftowere
blooinlnr, will be one of the eight
of tha city.
ri The mualo at Central Methodlet
church nt tha morning aervlce will be
from Oaul'a 'Hly aty." Mr.
Mearea Will aln "Thei are Tliey."
and the choir will elmt "No Hhad-
nwi Yondeiv" At the evenlntt acrvlre
th mala fluartet will elnir two num.
mera "Saved by 0rae" and "Trie
Old Waynlde Croea."
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The "falao aprlna" which hae made
Iteelf felt for the hint few weeka, hn
been reaponalhloi for ft rather tobev
turvy world, and hae ao demoralised
the rnmmunlty that no one knowi
Juet what la the eeaeonablr thlnit to
do. The ahrube that uauelly bloom
In the eprlnff are out and' 'one mnv
ee hranchea ooerred ,'wlth yellow
hloaaoma, the fruit treea and maple
era beginning to ehow alicne of life
and are put Una forth tiny bud, and
nature la alowly waking up arter the
long ileep of the 'Winter. The hlfcla
. that abide here . during the aprlnn
end aummer are returning to build,
and fill tho early morning with mu-
miich In demand. The ifurili nu nrc l,
I4lnnin.'.' lo bp plowed nil the lu-.iu-1
1 f n J 1 v illtielrated cataloguoa from the
v.irlmm jiiirKfrlrit nrnl m-i'd honm-H nri'
beiiiK n i-clvi-d, ailrrgeiitlng ihe p.
prom IiIif: n i nl i'ii -m a kin it time. II If
In hi- hojiiil that tho freezi that
mniiH iruv Italile, will not come tliln
fur Houlli to bll(tl)t the flowers ami
t rent.
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All who attend tho nu-mhemhlp
euppar of itjo Young Women' ChrlH
tlan iidnoilallon on Friday evening.
February 3, will plume notify MIh
m.vrn nt the iiMnpiliillon on Mon
day, January 30. Telephone HI I
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Miaa (inborn will conduct the In
formal veitr hour nt the Voting
Women'- Chriatlun ano(;lnUon m
Hutiiliiy afhertuion at four-t.hlrty. M
women lire cordially invited to upend
thin hour at the aamiiiutlon.
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The liullea of Uethel church will
lui'. " chvirge of the Sunday evenlriK
crvlce. A apeelnl program ha been
prepared. All are cordially Invited
The 1yrlc club met Thursday af
ternoon, the iilleiidalii'O being un-
u'lially liirge. Th clrb derided to
ehango tin- name of tho widely to
that of tho Ht. Cecelia. A general
Invitation la extended to thime mu
hally Inclined who would cure to
Join the aoclnty to meet next Tue
day afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
Auditorium of the Ashevllto School
of MuRlcat Art. It i hoped to make
the anclety repreeenlnllve nnd to give
ome good coneerta in the near fn
ture. The officer elected were
lirealdent, Mlea lliittle Beott; vice
prealdent, Mr. Herbert Allen; eec
retary and treamirer, MIm Kmllv
Campbell, librarian. Mine Iteed. Mr.
K. F. Marker la th director of the
eoclety and under hi efficient train
ing tho society will undoubtedly give
a good account of llelf
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Mr. Deorge I Hackney wiia given
a eurprlee party by the members of
hi Sunday echool clam Friday eve
nlng at his homo In Chestnut street
the young people calling In n boor
to express their appreciation for
the Interest ho, has taken In the
cln and their regret at his resig
nation. There were about twenty tn
the cliiB, all of whom were In the
parly. The evening was spent tn
pluvlng gnmes and In music.
The twelve-holo handicap, medal
play golf tournament, nt the Coun
try club yesterday afternoon wub the
feature of the aftornoon and the link
made a. brave showing, dotted with
golfers In their gay colored "swea
ters." This tournament was played
with tho old style hard rubber halls
and wna won by Mr. Kdwnrd I. Front
and Mr. Alfred R. Horniird. Hoth
Dm and second prlres were acts of
golf balls. The following wna the
score: Mr, Frost 57, Mr. Barnord
Mr. Tench Coxe (II, Mr. J. A.
Burckci el. Mr. P. II. Urnnch (11.
Mr. Uuy Mnnkln 66. Mr. Vance
Itrown 8. Mr. Tim Cocke 70, Mr.
Joseph Hinder 71. Mr. W. H Unite
ker "4. There were alioiit fifty rricm
ber.t of tlie club rwit playing tennis,
games of golf, bridge and dancing
during .the aftornoon. Mr, iteuben
Itohertson served tea late in the nf
J. H. LAW, "35 Patton Ave.
China Clearing Sale
We have just finished stock
taking and wish to close out at
Bargain Price
a lot of China and Glass that we
shall not carry in future.
These are mostly fine goods.
Sale continues one week, or
till Feb. 5th.
J. H. LAW, 35 Patton Ave
Swift's Pride Cleanser
will make your home bright and keep your
hands .white. Use It in your bath I too in, your
Kitchifh, on Tin and Olassware, Oil Cloth and
Linoleum, Woodwork and Floors In fuel on every
thing you m ant to make shine.
Per Can , 10c
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
Bella tha world's beat coffee.
S East Pock 6q. Phouea 01 and 061
etc. One day two attractive girl ternnnn. Mliis F.the! llecveji will be
the hostess of the coming week at
the club.
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Mr. F. Ij. Hunt ontertained yes
terday oJternoon with a bridge party
at her residence In Hlllsldi) street.
Mrs. H.kJit will again entertain in
formally with bridge 'the latter part
of this week.
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Miss May Corcorun will be thu
aololHt at the First llaptlst church
at tho services this morning. Miss
Smith will be the sKilolst at thu eve
ning services.
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The Itiughum dance yesterday af
ternoon was a very happy occasion
and beginning of scries of dancer
to be given by tho cadets during the
winter and spring. Mm. flinghiim,
Mrs. Oriminn and Mrs. W. it. Wil
liamson chapcronitd the dance nnd
greeted the twenty or more girls ol
the younger set who went out to tli
dnnce. Tho cudets have formed hi
orchestra and played delightful!)
during tho afternoon, keeping per
fect time. Punch was served. The
tlanen was thoroughly enjoyed and
most successful.
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The Woman's club will meet to
morrow afternoon nt 3 o'clock at the
residence of . Mrs. Charity Husk t'ralg
In Montforil avenue. The study of
"Henry IV" will bo continued under
the leadership of Mrs. Charles M.
Plait.
Women's Petticoats
I ( itedn u 1 ji, f.!ll.lw
Big Sale 1
on
Muslin Underwear
ItcRlnnlng Monilay, and running for one
week we will have a big Muslin I'mlerwcar
Sale (hir culler ntin'! has lHen plio-ed on
four largo tables In tin, center aisle of tho
smith wing of the Women's Hepartmenl. ICv
erv artlcli. I plu-tlck i led. hiu'lng on same
both original nnd n d deed price in plain Iik
lires. This Is ft prrcat op portiinlly for busy wo
men in make a gmxllv saving on excellent un
derwear. Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers
All the wry best inmllty nnil style. tlowns
high ami low neck, long nnd short sleeves,
reduced as follows:
Ol- 1 llll Illy II
TTw ijualllx n
Jl 00 ini.iiliy
II. "S iualli
5l.r(l quallly
11.75 iualily
12.00 iialil
$2.50 quality
M.00 (iimllly
IJ.f.O quality
14 OH Uliahlf- iniw
f.l.OO nuallty now
now .
now .
now
new
3o
5Bc
.. ..7c
c
. ..
. .. 91.29
. ,.$t.9
. . .tl.M
. ..$!.
tl.Vi
a.7o
. . . $3.49
Chemise and Combina
tion Suits
$1.00 ,ju.-..!y 7rtc
tl.'r, quality 9e
1 .-, 0 quality tt.19
11.76 quality $l.2
IS. 00 quality 1 9
12. B0 quality l.9
!. 75 quality $1.79
IS.7S- quality 92.49
$4.00 to H Z0 qualities .12.1)9
5.00 to ib.hO quiilitlea . 8:t 09
$6.00 to J6.60 qualiUes ..$1.79
nihinalinn sets
corset covers;
rovers redui
and i
i orsct
low
tl.2i'i i)iiallt
H r.ii quality
$ I 75 qtiality
t: 00 quality
50 nuin
$:i 00 quality
1.1. 50 i unlit v
no
15.00
16. .0
17.50
ft
'llillily
quallty
quahtv
quality
of drawers
skirts and
ed as bo-
.. ..J.I9
. . . .l.29
..
.. ,.l.79
. .. $2.19
. . . . 2.0
. . " . ..'.9
. . . . .t.9
. . . l.7
. . ...V.F
Princess Slips
lleduce as follows:
J 1.25 quality . . .09c
t . 7 ri quality II. S9
J2.00 qualily I.I9
'$2 50 quality .l."ft
$3.50 quality 2..0
$5.00 quality 1.1.99
Children's Gowns.
Drawers and Skirts
Itcduuced aa follows:
5 0c quality 39c
fi!o qualily . . . . .!0c
S5c quality ... a5
$ I 00 quality ... 79c
$1 25 qualily H9c
WANTED.
The ladle to bring In their comb
ings and cut hair. Wo make, up all
styles of the latent hair goods.
Faded switches and curia dyed
to match your hair.
-MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
95 Haywood St.
Tha Old Time Furnlhu-J gboy
ST North Mala tt.
Buys and Mlla all kloda of antique
furnltura m: make . epacialt ol
repalrtng 4 -eftnlahlng nl piece.
Pho- 1074.
UVNBK a KISETB.
The Ashovlllo Chapter of the
American Woman's loaguo will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at
tho Y M C. A . auditorium. It is
requested that there will be a full
attundiince as plans for the chapter
house will bo discussed. Plans for
the swimming pool or gymnasium
will lie brought up and discussed and
il is urged that all members Will lie
present.
Mr. II. A. Plummer and his mo
tiler, Mrs VVIggln, have moved to 309
Montford avenue from their former
home, 1N9 Chestnut street.
Mr. T. S. Itlum, of Winston-Salem
!a In the rltv for a short stay on busl
ness nail Is a gucBt at tho Hotel
Herkeley
M. V. MOORE & CO.
WOMKVS DEPARTMENT.
11 PATTOJf AVE.
Mrs. Kliner Heston has gone t
'At. I.011I.M on business connected wilb,
the American Woman a league.
Dr. 1'. P. Kloyil. of Inuishiirg
N'. C , Ih In the city for a shi.rt stay
in hti.iiurss.
Mrs. iav Orecn left last evening
for Havana, Cuba, and Vlorlrta, where
hIic i 1 1 remain for several weeks
Mrs J II. Ijemmers and her
daughter. Miss Carolina I.emmers. of
St, I .on is. MO., (lire spending ecv-
eial wicks In the city.
Mr. I,. Allison, of Wnynesville
Is In the city for a short stay on
business.
Judge Charles A. Moore loaves tn
day fur New- York.
Mrs C.irlli'k nnd her daughter.
Miss tiarllek. have leased the rcsl
del I Mr. Charles A. Webb In
Merrlinon avenue for the spring
Miss l.euiso Hill, wlio has been
visiting friends In the eltv, has re
turned t.i her home in (5roensboro.
N. C.
The many friends of Carl T. Cos
sett will be glad to know of his re
turn to the city from an extended
trip to points in Texas.
Hr. and Mrs. T. M. Cheney, of Old
Fort, are ,isltlng Dr. nnd Mrs. Ed
ward Kv.-ms of this cltv.
Mr i i; Norton, of Marion, who
has bet n .it Whlttomore's sanitarium.
Is very slowly Improving.
Mrs. Clarence Fullam of Fort
Worth. T.-vns. Is visiting friends In
West Axhcllle.
Mr. F. ,T. HolUhger has gone to
visit her mother In Minneapolis.
Minn, and on her way will stop In
Cincinnati.
Miss Ksther Klnnioutt of Chicago
Is visiting Mrs. Omenney nnd Miss
Katherlne Omnnney a,t Marigold oot
tage. Miss licrothy Warner, who has
been visiting Miss IJlllan Fletcher,
leaves today for her home in SOuth
Mend. 1ml.
tt'onthiiuH) on Pmgo Three)
Special Prices on Silks
Jhis Week
(Main Store)
HiiikIitiIs of yards of silk . will he
put on sale Monday at very .special
.prices. These are offered to pet you
to buy now. Later on you will have
to "pay full price for them all.
The idea of low prices, combined
with Hon Ma relit; quality should ap
peal to every woman. Jt will appeal
to you when you set; these goods and
reason out the saving made by pur
chasing now and here.
Hc Rough silk, in all colors, 27 in
ches wide, for 50c yard.
$1.00 Rough silk,' splendid quality,
only (0c yard.
$1.00 grade of yard wide taffeta
silk, in black, colors and two tone
effects.
Jadies Jfome Journal
patterns for Spring
on Sale
Have vou begun your spring dress
making Vet? Jf you' have or if you
intend to shortly, you need patterns.
Ladies' Homo Journal patterns are
the best. They are designed by skil
ful American designers, who are fa
miliar with the needs and wants ol
the American women. They are
priced at 10c and 15c each.
Yews and Views from
!
the Annex " ?
(Annex)
You, who have visited and noticed.
the exccHent apparel sold here need
not be told that what you buy is tho
best to be had at any given price. But-
to those who have nol had the good;-;
fortune to visit this new store,., we
want you to come i n and familiarize
yourself with a growing institution.
The following items art; listed he
low to give you an idea of what we
are doing here: ,
The spring skirts, in back and col
ors, best styles this season, for $5.00
on up.
Plain and checked reefers, for chil
dren, priced at $3.75 to $7.00."" '
Linen shirt waists, plain and em
broidered, for $2.00 on up. f : ' ?' :
J off on black and colored long
coats; $15.00 to $25, for $10.00 to
l).Ct
off on all dresses; $15 to $50 for
$10 to $Li;5.00.
Spring Suits iow on
display See
Windows
Mph . . .
Accordian Plaiting r
From 1 to 27 inches done.
HOOD'S
f
The Most
Refined Fuel
M. & M.
Indian Coal
Full weight, prompt
deliveries. No dirt,
little ash just good,
clean coal.
Rhone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company jj
A, most desirahle lot of LINGERIE DRESSES marked for quick
Belling. Every dress reduced or more. Quality not Quantity.
Postofflce Square
AT LINGERIE SHOP
78 Patton Avenue
Groceries Fresh Meats
STRICTLY FRESH QUAKER OATS
10c Package
Poultry Vegetables
Everything to Eat
Vf . HYA1VIS
Cor N. Main and Merrimon Ave. Phones 49-243
I
Good Horses
buggies
And good
and double rigs. .Horses
are always well groom
ed and iu good condi
tion. Rhone 3S. Ya
verville. Roberts & Williami
WeavervUIc, N. O.
FOB SALE.
9-room house on the best part of Cumberland avenua. Price $3,600
with terms f desired. This is the biggest bargain yet offered. . Act
quick lfyou want L
THE H. F. GBANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ave.
WESTERN MARKET
Choice groceries and
meats.
Corner Victoria Ave.
and B. Main,
(live us a call.
FOR SHOPPING OR
PLEASURE DRIVING
Millard's glass carriages
(heated) are the standard
of ex'j-Jlence and comfort
for cold chilly days. Give
us a trial and be convinced.
Millard Livery Co.
Hume im N. Mala St.
LA MARTINA
A
gar.
Cuban hand made ci
A 10c smoke for 5c.
Try them. .
SUNNY SMQKB SUOp
D. H. FATER, Prop.
S ITnywoofl St. Opp. f. O. Phone 103
"Bveiythlng In Smokers' Supplies"
Broi. Steam Dyi Work
't'Foraarty Aahevllla Steam Ttjt tyf
g POOLS BBOI.
Tha only axpart elaanara sad
M dyer tn Ash mil M
POOLE BROS., Phont 1U9
mm
CUT FLOWERS
FOR WEDDINGS
Folks Will (TPt
MARRIED
and we always do?
our best on Plow-
1 ers for weddings,
t ' i. :
llllll. lllU (HI ui
may remember the
occasion with mui'h
f-l pleusure.
J. Van l.liidley t'o..
SMITH'S Dlircs
!im STORK
JU&m ASHEVILLK AGT.
v. m -i I
f. j i
mm
Get your. Razors concav
ed, honed or rehandled at
Asheville Barbers Supply
House.
23 N. Main St.
SEWING MACHINES
New Home, Ftea, Btan dad. WblU
for Sale, Rent or Exchang.
Expert Repair Work.
Askeviile Sewing Machine
Company
LEGAL BUILDING
STOVE and CORD WOOD
For Sale at reasonable
Prices.
Phone 283, Room 11 Carrier
Building, College Rt.
VVc arc Strong
on
DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
Harris Furniture
Company
"Home Fuxniahert ;'
II Bmtth Mate. Phoi tilt.
Private or class Instruction In
ogrnphy and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
um HAUlt; KMA.XI.KT.. Tr'u. I
Plione 1783. 132 W. Clu-ve
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