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THE ASHEYILLE C1TIZ EX, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1911. 5 y .4 s ociety m m and Personal Th History club will meet at the home of Mr. Wiley on Patton ave nu this afternoon at four o'clock. Th Informal dance will be omitted this evening at the Battery Park ho tel owln to the fact mat it is uooa Friday, and will take place next week. The young people have an Informal dance each evening until the on-hea-tra oesses playing at ten o'clock but the Friday dances are the Interesting feature of the season and have been very well attended, . . .v; .;' ,,, ji - j ik. The posters announcing? the recit al to be, given by Mr. Edward H'l'nes April It' have appeared In the ehop Windows,' Mr. rjlnes will be accom panied by Mrs, Evelyn Hawley. eon- tralto, end Mrs. C. E. Collier will be t the piano. The concert will be one of the musical treats of the year, and U a sentimental Interest la aroused tiy , Jth feet that Mr. Hlnes, who has so 1 rapidly come to the front as a singer. !4 Is an Aenevili boy. , a- - j I The French History club meets this : J evening at this residence of Mrs. Wii f. IgUana DnnawKTh subject wlll.be I Trench Utrttir at the Time of the 4 Renaissance." Papers will bs resd . ui. tuiui v. . Mln Lu lu Ray Wll- :) Ham and Mtaa-Flora Qash, r?&ry&'-t-m-' r i Thers will be an Easter egg hunt it tag Manor tomorrow afternoon, MaMiJl' h - children who are staying, tbr '.' during th gprlng by Mum MaCtnngV of Richmond, end Miss Robertson.' , i ' Mr j. W. Ftucette entertains with sn Informal bridge party this oven Ink a her residence on College street, i Toay being Qooi Friday there will few soclat event taking pUee. even wero the weather propl - tloua . th lttr hM very sucee ' fully; ut M wA to any number of I Informal parties, which are poet pored ? until after Ktr Th windows of ' tn sower hop r filled with the first Ksster flowers, which ars tin umially baaatiful thl yew. Tomer , row Jhr wlU; t. : number of die J playg .flower, ranging- from tho I petted Vaster 111! nd other plant to the t flowers and corsage bou S queta, v'Th asalsa are gorgeous In f eolortn n it well.-and for the r fgt i;tlm , Jtha wUd .yarHty i aeomg ta hr aupplanted. th enltl" i vaUd Jrtn?" RutgeBU and orlmson hue, ,M :lottf papula at thlg season. . Th eharohM Btr Sunday will all I t deeorated laborately and there 1 will Wt speolal musle. At $t. Iw renca'g ' th lartV first eommunlon -...t.... klrv.nva ohllldren will be &s beautiful tight, which will attract :i,mar visitor to u enure ov. SS,fTh auttt b Hon. George Da- vie wilt be nvolled th 10th of t. April at It 'clook ta Wilmington. 'wt .. wnu iObm Wau.hanter Nov i , vMivn - ' an Aiunta officers are most 'cordially mltd to b present Th 0 in it. if tntareat The 5 program wiii f state officers Of th . D. C, Korth ei-k.iiia. KtvlalAK are aa follows! Mrs. ry M. Williams, Newton, pres- Mra. M o. winstead. Rooky Mount t II rat VIM ttmaldent - -Mra Josephus Daniels. Raleigh, second vice president. . Miss carry A. l-ar, mooresviue, Wthlrd vo president. Mrs, Thad w., Tnrasn, imrDoro, re cording aaoratary. -Urr W. c. ratmster. Newton, cor-, responding secretary. Mr. Robert Kornegay, ooiasnoro, treasurer. Mrs, Robert H. Davis, Ixuliburg. rests trar. Mr. Wj-M. Creasy, Wilmington. r historian. S Mrs. W. O. Shsnnan, Henderson. Miss Hsttl James, Wilmington, chaplain, - .,,.(- ' j jl J This children of th Confederacy will meet Saturday at 11. to In the Confederate hall at the court house. Capt Allbrlght will talk on the Seven pays' Battle Around Rich mond. Th following will be given icertlflcates: Jawrence. Wllmoth; Harry and Frsnels Nolsnd. Edlthind k T..w VaImH mnA Merv Wllev. : I1VM ' ' ' 1 )1 Spring: Catalogue Sent on Request, ' sv; Daintiest Spring StyUs V" t- in Women's Silk Waists ' These Hew Waists bear many very distinc tive new ideasdifferent from the orrSinary ' -'kind. Your waist design is an exclusive , made, one, if it's from Moore's. f 't , - We have dainty styles in natural color Pongee brimmed with buttons and contrast ' ing color pipings; Jap silk in white, black, stripes and polka dots. Some models are plain Negligee Shirts very smart; others rufflle front, peasant sleeves, high neck, open , front or back. ? ' "So charming are these pretty waist designs a that when you see them you will quickly ftnd iJti a' placein" your wardrobe for several. The 4 .Hoore quality is an earmark in our waist, '.Nivhich you will be mighty 'proud to have in yours. Prices $4.00 to $10.00. ' a: v. moore & co., , WOMEN WEAtt. KHthrrlnn f'urr. Mario Hie li, I line I Itlllow, ChriKtlnr l.c, unit Mildred Kalrd. J The Amrrlran Women'i league will meet today at four o'clock at the Y. Y. M. I'. A. J IxicbI "Plkf" are looking forward with gr'iit Intorcst to the PI Kappa Alpha convention whli-h will be held In Knoxvllln on Thumday, Friday and Katurduy of nexl week. Knoxvllle Is a PI Kitppa Alpha stronghold and the fraternity mn of that city nre making preparation to entertain their vlnltnrs In great atyle. The committee which lias the enter tainment of the visitors In charge has made arrangement to hold business sessions only In the forenoons In or der that the afternoons and evenings may he given over entirely to social features. Thursday afternoon will be devoted to driving the visiting frst men over the city In automobiles: on Thursday evening they will be enter tained on a moonlight boat ride on the French Broad, The Knoxvllle clubs will entertain the visitors Friday gftemopn at a reception, end Friday night will be given over to the PI Kappa Alpha dance, ftaturday aft ernoon other automobile drives will be had and the convention will com to an enn wi.n gust Friday night to all end with th fraternity pan- Hntl Atbln hmm hmn nhnaenas the headquarters of the convention, and entertainment Is being provided for about two hundred guest ' Among th PI Kappa Alpha who live In Ashevilie. the majority of whom will attend th convention, re: Dr, Char! C. Orr, Mr. . Speari Reynold. Mr. Ronald B. Wilson, Mr. Albert Mustln, Mr. H. Russell Deal and Mr. Theodore B. Harris. Jl J ' The members of th younger set are looking forward with pleasant anticipations to th Bingham dance which wlll( be, given at th Battery Park Monday evening. It promise to be a delightful affair, and will be largely attended. Th palm room Will probably be used and musle win b furnished by th orchestra. , i . - jt J i Th Woolsey Hall Sunday school will giv It Easter program tonight Th program follow, t "Easter Buds" Chorus.. Recitation "Sleepy Heads," Seldon Cooper. :..'' 1 : ; , ReoltatlonVHow the Floww Tell ft , Am '.PadaHetb Dut "Word of Tove. Florence Padgett and Lorain Hamilton. Recitation '"Th Easter Cake." Alice Sumner, Recitation "Earth Awakening," TTn ,.n. Ytamlltnn "Sunbonnot Hong-wTnre gins. W citation "The ' Boy and th Brook,? Ignatius Brock. - JtecltatlonWTh .Message of Rest- r," 8111 Padgett ' Recltstlon "Playlnf Flawr Qar- den," -Edith Wellbourn. "Fair Lllleg' Choru. ReclUtlon "Two Fussl BumTIe,V Arnold Miller. Recitation "Weep No More. Lola Barnard. "Prals th Risen Klug Chorus. Recitation "The floldler at the Tomb," Carolina Brock. ReclUtlon "Lady Clare." Flor ence Padgett. "The Gardner' Chorus" Boy. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Plllney, of Washington, are In the city for a short stay. and. are guests at th Bwannanoa hotel. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Gngel. of Char lotte are m Ashevilie for a short stay, and are guests at the Battery Park hotel. Mr. Allbrlght Chambers, of the A. and M. college, has returned to spend the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Chambers. Mr, and Mrs. F. O. Murphy, who have been visiting friends in the city for a few days, have returned to their home In Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. John TJpgrove, of St. Lojils, Mo., who have been spending some weeks In the city, have re turned to their home. Mies Louise Hill has returned to Chattanooga, after a several weeke' 11 PATTON AVE. MANY PEOPLE GAVE ADVICE To Pauline Korn, of San Gabriel, About Her Se vere Illness and Final ly She Took It. Kan tiabrlel, Tex "For two years," writes Pauline Korn, of this plare: "1 suffered with womanly trouble every month. "I always suffered so much with headache and the backache and other pains. "Ho many people would tell me to take Cardul, the woman's tonic, no at ImhI I tried It and round It to be a very nice medicine, us It reliev ed my pains. "Cardul did me a great deal of good, for now I am well and healthy and do not suffer from any pains." Of course Miss Korn could have taken a drug to kill her pains, but that would not have made her "well and healthy" nit Cardul did. The great thing for you to re member about Cardul Is that It Is a perfectly harmler.s, gentle remedy, with no dangerous after-effects what ever. It does good, that stays good. It helps, not hinders, other medi cines. It has no habit-forming Ingredi ents, and la safe for young and old. As a tonic, there Is nothing In the d rut store Ilk It i As a remedy for women's lls, it hss no equal. Try It. N. B. Write to: Ladles' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.. for Special In structions and 54-page book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper, on request. visit to friend Charlotte. In Ashevilie and Mr. Frederick W. Adams, of In dianapolis, who has been at Margo Terraoe for a several weeks' stay, re turns to her home within a fortnight Dr.' Elisabeth Winter, of Straw berry Hill santarlum, leaves for Phil adelphia Monday. Mr, and Mrs. J. - R. Btekeley, of Newport, Tenn.. and Miss Carrie Btokeley are In th city for a short stay, and are guest at th Hotel Berkeley. Mr. 8. T. Douglass, who ha been at th Battery Park hotel for a short stay, return to New York Monday. ; . Mrs, Huntington . Wilson, who has spent several week at Fin Logs bungalow on Magnolia street, has re turned to Washington. Miss Chris tian, who was Mrs. Wilson's guest, ha returned to her home In Klch mond. Vg, ' Mr. 3. W. Allen, of Philadelphia, Is t(the city for a few days' stay on busies. . 'J Miss Emily Campbell leaves today for Darlington, B. C, where she W1H be a guest at a house party for ev: ral weeks. Mr. Bonsatl Rhodes did not ac company his mother end brother East, but will remain at Foreet Hill for some weeks. Mr. A. W. Smith and Mr. Prank Condon, of St. Augustine, Fla., are In the city and are guests at the Ho tel Berkeley. Mrs. Dsal. of Greenville. S. C Is expected next week and will visit her son, Mr. Russell Deal. Mrs. S. 8. Dougherty and Mrs. A. 8. Tyson and little daughter, Marie, of Black Mountain, are visiting Mrs. A. M. Dougherty on Park avenue. Miss Jennie Hart, who has been visiting friends In the city, has re turned to her home In Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Oeorge T. Winston has gone to Chapel Hill to visit her son. Mr. P. H. Winston. Mr. 8. D. Akin, of Murphy, spent yesterday In the city staying at the Bwannanoa. Mr. a. M. Bristol la spending a few days In the cltv. Mr. W. K. Kturglii, .of Henderson vllle. spent yeaterdayf here. Mr. James A. Vernay, of Winston Snlem. was en Ashevilie visitor yes terday, staying at the Berkeley. The Easter millinery exhibition at the Webb millinery shop on Haywood street attracted a large crowd yester day In spite of the Incessant drlssle thst lasted during the day. The hats acre exceedingly smart, and the most charming combinations of color Imag inable. There were any number of plchire hats shown which were suffi cient to transform the plainest vis age beneath. There wss a small white hat, closely fitting, trimmed with an egratte which flaunted Its expansive fluffiness from a double rosette of pink ro?e buds, which attached It to the hat. This wss one Of the pret tiest dress ha.ts. There were others trimmed with waving willow plumes of sspphlre shade, masses of orchids and delicate mauve colorings and a large black hat which depended for trimming entirely upon a splendid sable plume. One white hat of me dium else was covered with pale lav ender llllee of the valley and small roses of equally delicate shade of pink. There were doxens of others all deserving mention in the early part of the day, but the Iste after noon found the shop denuded of the picture hats, which will bs shown each day this snd next week, which have been ordered for the Easter display. Here Is the formula for treating seed potatoea to prevent srab: soak the whole seed for two hours In a mixture of one-half pint formalin (formaldehlde) and fifteen rations of cold wster; dry the seed, cut and plant In ground that hss not recently grown potatoes. CHURCH IMPROVEMENT AT HENDERSONVILLE HKST B.PTIHT ClinUII TO BE K.MLAJUili KMHOUTLY. Political Candidate Arc lli ini; hkel Pointed Qucvttiou by llx- City Voters. HKNDKR8UNV1LLK. N. C, April At a cost of 112,001) the First Bap tist church Is to he remodeled and enlarged. The architect's plans have been accepted, and the contract will bo let at once. "Under the pastorate of Rev. W. K. Cawthon. the First HaptlHt church has wonderfully wid ened Its usefulness to the entire community. Mr. Cawthon came to Hendersonvllle from Inlon. 8. ('., about six month ago. "Do you, or do you not, favor the appointment of a buHlness manager for the town of Hendersonvllle?" is the pointed question now being hurled at the different candidates for mu nicipal honors hare. The business men of th town 'Intend placing the candidates tf both political parties on recordand those favoring this modi fled form of commlslson government for Hendersonvllle will stand most chance of being elected, it Is said. It I claimed the Salary of $600 now paid the mayor , 'the commission paid the city tax collector and tho salaries paid the chairmen of the different committees will be ample to pay the salary of a TUbroughly competent man snd his clerk, it Is believed, also, thst this business munager, who would be directly responsible to the mayor and aldermen, would be able to save, the town thousands of dollars annually. The convicts . on the Henderson county chain gang, who are busy all the time making good and better roads, will be given a feast on East er Sunday by the charitably inclined women of the county. The menu calls for moat anything you have In mind. Including chicken and fried eggs and hot biscuits and country butter and plenty of It. Road Su pervisor Patton is somewhst alarmed over the prospects of his men being able to work at, all en Monday. The people of Hendersonvllle will vote shortly on the issuing of $15,000 bonds for a .. new school building. There is no doubt as to the result of the election. The bonds will be voted, The present school property will be sold and th proceeds added to the bond Issue, making an estimated total of $21,000 to be expended for a mod rn school building, to be erected on land already .owned by th city. If you are planning to grow your own asparagus'-plants sow the seed as soon as the ground can be worked, Palmaito- lsv a "pplennld variety and you wH make.normlstake In plant ing it. Be iure toget' seed from a reHabl grower. "TttaW the drills wide enough apart t. permit -cultivation with. a. horse. Thinning the plants to two Inches In the drill, and thor ough shallow cultivation are neces sary to secure strong, well-roited plants by fall. ' mm Dew Drop Candy Parlor 32 Patton. Are. Fresh Candy every day. Cocoa- nut flavored nrup and peanut butter. E. M. ADAIR & C. P. BAKER Proprietors. Palace Theatre EDGARDO & EARLE In n Music Ait from Grand Opera to Ragtime. . R. A. G. TRIO In a singing Art. illustrated Song and Pictures. MISS CRUISE'S SHOP 2 Huywood St. Manicuring. . shampooing, . Hair dressing. Facial and Scalp Massage, Chiropody W ork done for Ladle and Gctitlonivn. EASTER BAKING Fancy Hot Cross Buns ar fa mous for their delicious flavor. Leave your order by Thursday. Ashevilie Steam Bakery, . riun 33 or mi. 4 s r m ft rrrfi i sm 1 xsgyfr a . rtV .istyVo tyy p , nry e. Li Jw.s7 A " AM LW f ft M n w - I m r " . 20 Per Cent Off foulard Jilk Presses This Pre-Easter Sale attracting the attention of many economical buyers. The reason our special are so successful is that we have the goods as adver tised. Everything is mark ed in plain figures and the reduction is taken there-, from. The dresses ou sale at present are new and up-to-date . The makers of these garments have used infinite care in the designing as well as the finishing. The com bination of the different col ors lend greatly to the ef fect of the costume. $15 to $30 Foulard Dress es are priced at $12 to $24. LOTS OF FUN NOW Driving around WeavervtUe In one of our swell rigs. Phone St, and bar team or buggy at -car when you ar rive. Roberta & Reagan Weawrlllo, N. O. HAVE YOU TRIED OOKE IN THE RANGE? ' PhOBe'lSOfor ur ton; Much more in auantitw very light, dustless and I smokeless. . Ideal for keeping an even heat. Goojd for broiling. Phone 130. : Carolina Coal & Ice : company . HOOD'S MILLINERY 5 Haywood St. Prtvat or class Instruction U St ograpby and Typewriting. Emanuel School o! Shorthand MISS 8AJJIB EMANUEL. Prim. Phone 17S. 1SS W. Cbeetnat Hiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimtiiiiiiiiiiaq SPROAT'S MILLINERY PARLORS Oates Bldg., Pack Square Invite your inspection of their new line of Spring Millinery. tatiiiimiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiwumimmim EASTER FLOWERS LILIES SWEET PEAS VIOLETS LILT OF THE VALLEY CARNATIONS ROSES CORSAQK BOQUETS Complete Information on request. J. VAN LINDLKT CRSERY CO., Greensboro, N. C EASTER EGG DTES U Color Also Calico and Picture pa- per and numerous other de- J sign. J MacKay'a Pharmacy I Prescription Specialists I upp. r. u. ; PHONE US yWjwrVii larlV. isgj, iisyv i .w,v:.".v-.' on is sales j to aBBrsjVvnvi ri 1 1 - r For your Easter Dress visit the' Lingerie Shop. You will be sure to find something to your liking. Prices $8.00 to $35. AT THE LINGERIE SHOP TRY OUR 1-pound "Breakfast 1-pound "Excellent 1-pound "White House" . . 38c 3-pound "White House" (.: w w ,$100 STRADLEY & LUTHER. Sells White House Coffee and Tea, the world's b"est t East Pack Sq. Phone (4 and SL THE GRUNER SANITARIUM Ashevilie, N. C. II Haywood Bt Phon Oil Devoted to the thorough and sclentlflo treatment for select case of Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma, Habit, Stomach, Rheumatism, Disease ol women and other chronlo diseases. The Bath and MabSage JP-rtment of th Sanitarium is open to the publlo. Turkish, Russian, Caoinet, JUeu-tlot-Air, ttiecmc-ugni, Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradlc Sweedlan Massage and Movements. of Women, Douches Lajvage. GROCERIES vo..r. FRESH MEAT Everything to Eat Poultry, Fruit, Vegetables, elc. Prompt Delivery, Moderate Prices. M. HYAMS Cor N. Main and Merrimon Ave. Phones 49-243 " FOR SALE 8-room cottage on paved street, desirable neighbor hood. Size of lot 100x232. Has furnace," hardwood! floors, good garden, poultry yard, fruit trees, etc Price $4,500. Will make good terms. THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ave. PSYCHICSSPSYCHIC Let It be what It may TOUR DESIRE CAN BE GAINED If In TROUBLE, DISAPPOINTED, or If things GO WRONG SEH THE PSYCHIC. HOURS t to 9. CLAYTON ST. ASTTKVIILK, X. a Phone 964 j to have your clothe pressed. Latest improved steam pressing Machine. QUICK SERVICE PRESSING CLUB J. E. CARPENTER JEWELER Watch Repairing a Specialty. 11 W. Pack Square. . Hf MM : Millinery Importers :: M. WEBB CO. : Club Building, Haywood St : : IMIIMtMIMMMMIMHH Do your Caster Shopping at Jht Bon March Big Shipment of Marquisette Shirt (daists Received Yesterday afternoon we received .a large line of Marquisette Waists. They come in high and Dutch neck. We have Tjeen wait ing for these Waists some time and no doubt many of our customers will be de lighted to note their arrival. The prices range from $3 to $9. Plain tailored Linen Waists for $1.25. Full as sortment of sizes came in all the above waists. 'The "King" Tailored Waists are priced at $3 up. "Lingerie Waists for $1.25 $10. COFFEE Brand" . . ' 2)c Brand" ft xud, biw, root, Shower and Treatment, Electric Vibrating and Thur Brandt Massag lor Diseases TAKE AST ACTO RIDE Large touring car M.on gn ious. Night or day. Phone 170. Hlghf, phon 395. O. P. BAT, 29 Patton Av4, ' ,i Phone ITOeV Hughes Transfer and Liv ery Co, Trunks 25c. Grips 15c Wood and kindling. Phon 11 OS. R. P. Hughes, Mgr. 401 8ouUss1d . Are. Crystal Cafe Systcnf it. it. WJIXIVAS, Prop. K. I H- Patton At
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