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VY2 THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911 r 1 , , , If Sariptv ii i ( .' ' .. 'W I I: -! Tha Saturday Music flub will meet Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mra. Eugene It. Glenn In Htarne avenue at 4 o'clock. The program will be composed of German music Mid Will be as follows: .Paper, "Tha Romantic School of . .German Mualc' Mra. Julia Burdlck. fclano duet. '8'cotch Symphony In A 'Mlaiir" . .. Mndolaanhn u Mlta May Klmbcrly ami Mrs. K. K. ALL PRAISE VERY HIGHLY N. i'. la In Asheville days on business. Klmberly. ons "'-'( "The Lotus (b) 'The Erl King" . " Mra. Silvio von Violin, "String Quarter' ' Record "Arabeakl." Blume" Robert Fran. . . . .Schubert Ruck. Mendelssohn opus IB, Schumann W. 8. Whiting "Piano solo. ' Mrs Songs H (a) "Tha Noblest" .... Schumann ' r lb) '"O Lr Thy Cheek on Mine" k 1 Jensen (e) Mnrle Robert Frans ?e Mrs. O. C. Hamilton. :llftno solo : () ' Selected " fh Selected Mist Ma Klmbe.rly. Tha Friday Informal dance takes plao this evening at tha Battery n Park hotel, Beginning at 'nine thirty ' "o'clock. There are several parties of t 'Voung people going up for tha dance i "which promises to be of special Inter- 1 1 miiiiitv a vmtf v .a, uuttu The Friday Book Club will meet this afternoon at the residence of Mr. Jorduri, In Edgemont. at 3 J0 o'clock Instead of 4 o'clock In order thnt arrangements may be perfected concerDliiK the approaching Federa tion convention. The subject of tha afternoon will be Mucauley, and a paper will be read by Mrs. Allla. The following discussion will be lead by Mrs. Sinclair and Mra. Whiting. The "Merchant of Venice Hp to Date" la a very clever little burlesque of Shakespeare's well known play and will he produced thla evening by the High School students at the school auditorium. The burlesque has been written by four members of the Cedar Rapids High School and baa many clever lines and situations It la said. The play which has been presented many times at various schools, was chosen by the staff of the Aihevlllle High School monthly, tha proceeds of the performance being used by the magazine fund. The play has been thoroughly rehearsed and those who usually patronize the student plays are anticipating thla evenlng'a per formance with much pleasure. The following la the cust: That Well Known Woman's Tonic, Cardui, So Says Mrs. Bryner, of Cam eron, 111. oy I of number of her friends at the resid nce of Mrs. C. W. Israel, ijeVance .street, Wednesday evening. The even- was lniurmaif m numuer ui eii,w era played and. there was music. las Prestly, Mrs. Israel and Miss lANca Buckner served refreshments V later in the evening. Among the 'guests were Mr. and Mrs. Israel. Miss ' Celt Wild, the Misses Ida and Elea " nor Beokner, Miss Vera Com,, Miss Rosalia roster, Mist Bessie Davis. Miss rannie Davis, Miss Blanche 'Jawklns. Miss Mary Vance, Mr. Jer . ry Robinson. Mr. Frank Hawkins, Mr. .John Erwla, Mr. H. D, McAlllsur. Mr, Fran Leonard. Mr, William iJBoop, Mr. W. H. Boyd, Mr. Mack Is- jael and Mr. William Israel. ;., . . ji . br. .Charles E. Reed will deliver the fourth lecture to the class in first ,id to nursing at the Young Women's r.jPhrUtlan association ltt four o'clock .j 5rhls afternoon. The subject, will be j jjfommon emergencies. t m- , f tit Tha In tor trial dance at Cherokee i t nB. Wednesday, evening was well at- -v (tended, about eighty guests being f (present!,. The, dance was given in the large dtnlne room of the Inn. Ihmn's i-: orchestra, played, .during the evening The dances wilt be given semi-month- .Jy during the spring and are proving nentably dull, probably In anticipa tion of the round of festivities of xl week, The meeting of the Fed- -"rated clubs, with the attendant re eptton dinners, luncheons and un official entertainments given In honor Jbf the various delegatea, will make "'tthe week very festive, all leading up j, to the appearance of the famed Greet I -rPIayers In their Shakespearian pro I it.ductlons. Bhe Stoops to Conquer, ' Ooldslmth's comedy, will be In the bill 4 (probably and Will be one of the most s ' interesting of the repertoire if given. a u, Ibi nnttM , I r. U a , a r nn a a at 1 1 1 -Whltlock'e and It Is stated that those rholdlng these tickets will have ft rat choice ot the reserved seats. The tlck ..ats are selling very well and the fl-.-nanclal success of the venture seems l-aaeured, while the artistic success has not been doubted. v- - - Mrs. William M. Vines entertained the members of the choir of the First i -riBautlst church very Informally at her takam last evening. There were several ,.of tha members out of town, attend ing . to Spartanburg Music festival, "but the majority was present, the following Is the full list of the mem 3ler: Miss Pearl Shope, Mlas Mabel WaI ra -Ulaa U.a rnrM-an Mia. TV.v(. rown, miss nuDeri, iwiae marqunrot. las Olive Smith, Misses Blanche and iancy Loftaln, Mlas Corrle Cham- ers. Miss Eva Moore, Mrs. Bryant, la, nu..w.. n.i. , . b.tia( uwDiiuji . , n, i... a,, in n,i,4 i,a ! flEula Wright, the organist of the 1 ijhnrch, and Messrs. Paul Brown, ( JBIalr, Carpenter, Tomllnson. and C. f T. Kerr. Bassanlo, suitor lo Portia Hugh Tarpley Antonio,, captain of the football team Allan Rlddlck Orattanc, friend of Bassanlo an An tonio Armand Thorpe H . . h. . vhlnglnBBershu.t Shylock, a wealthy gambler Baaeom Bernard Portia,, an helreas Gladys Lindsay Nerlss., her frlutid Katharine Omaoney Polly, Portia's Maid .... Helen Neeley Miss Abble S. Threedlce, a teacher , . . : . Florence Freedlamler Launcelot Oobbo, a servant to Shy lock Wilbur Sumner Tubal Shylock's friend, and captain of the river football team. . . . , Nathan Arthur Policeman Robert Young The Duke of Venice. .Charles English The professor, an X-ray photogra per. . . ., Lawrence Creaaman Mrs. Oobbo, Laucelot a mother. . , Clara Wallace Antonla's mother Nancy Loftaln The following account of the wed ding of Mlas Mary Hoyt and Mr. Samuel P. Reese, of this city, which occurred Wednesday at the Episcopal church; in Washington. N. C, the home of the bride, will be of Interest to their many friends In this city. The following clipping Is taken from the News and Observer. "St. Peter's Episcopal rhurc, this city, was the scene of a beautiful and Impressive Easter wedding on Wed nesday. April 16th, '.111., at one o'clook, when Mlas Mary tirlckell Hoyt 'became the bride of Mr. Samuel Preston Reese, of Ashsvllle.' N.: C. The Interior of the church was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the chancel presented a very pretty picture, with Its decorations of Easter lilies, ferns, palms and native dogwood, and lighted with cathedral tapers. Musical selections were ren dered by Mlas Lillian Bonner, who presided at the organ previous to the entrance of the bridal party. The bridal party entered til the hour appointed to the strains of Loh engrin's wedding march. First came the ribbon girls, little Misses Marga ret Hoyt Bragaw and Mmjorle Blount Hoyt, dressed In dainty creations of white lace und pink ribbons. The ushers, Messrs. Walter S. Wolfe. John p. Uorham, .Jos. F. Taylor, and Jas. Bonner, next entered. Then the bridesmaids and groomsmen entered alternately. Misses Mary Powell and Gertrude LcBarbe, Dr. A. C. Hoyt and R. H. Moore. Mleaca Augusta Charles and Flora Cooper and Messrs. Wil liam B. Harding and E. II. Harding. The bridesmaids were attired In white Paris muslin, wearing black picture hats, black gloves and carried bas kets of buttercups and ferns. The first dame of honor. Mrs. John D. Oorham. next entered. She wore a handsome gown of white picture hat, with black plumes, and carried a bou quet of snowballs. She waa followed by Mrs. Walter S. Wolfe, a cousin of the bride, wearing white voll and lace. with black and white picture hat and carrying a bouuuet of snow balls. Then came the maid of honor, Miss Belle Reese., alster of the groom, attired In Alice Blue Marquisette over messn- llne, with Mack picture hat and gloves and carrying a basket of lilies of the valley and ferns. Immediately preceding the bride waa a little flower CAMERON, III. 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Your druggist will recommend It; If you ask htm. N. B. Wrlto to Ladles' Advisory Dept.. Chnttajiooga Medicine Co.. Cluitianooga, Tenn., for Hperlal In structions, and fti-pagn book. "Home J'reatmcnt for Women," sent In plain wrapp, on rexpuest." for a few few Mr. Hud McDonald, who has tieen a student at the Ashnlllf s' hool until the dose of th midwinter term, leaves today foi. Xr.v 1 Tirana and from there will go m his hi. me In Texas, where he will spend the sum- I mer on a ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Miller 'i. Williams, of Atlanta, 'la,, are K'i.'i'b "f Mrs. O. H. Henry. Mrs. .WilliiVr.u !a n talented 1 musician and has u,-lieed a proml I nent place In the amateur musical elrcl. of Atlanta. Miss Beth Arbogaat and Miss Maude (hldger leave today for Spar tanburg to attend the Music Festival. Mr. and" Mrs. Allen McDonald, of New Orloans, who have spent the winter In New 0le"n. leave early In June for thev east and will spend the summer abroad. Mr. and . Mrs. Mc Donald occupied one of the Battery Park cottages a part of the winter later taking a cottnge In .Orange street. Mrs. J. W. Schartle has returned from a visit to her son, Mr. Leon Schartle, In Atlanta, On. a . Mrs. W. O. Bogrr has returned from Greensboro, where she went to attend the Baraca-Phllathea meeting. FIRE DESTROYS BAR.X SPENCER, N. C, April 26-Flre which is believed to have been of In cendiary orlfln destroyed a born, two mules and three cows and a lot of machinery on the farm of Geo. S. Fink In Rowa ncounty last night. The loss la about two thousand dollars An effort was made to catch the In cendiary by the use of bloodhounds. Some Excellent Values in Women's Raincoats We have a specially good Assortment of en s Storm Coats and Capes in crave- and rubberized ftvles. There are ser- e colors in blue, gray, brown, tan, black and plaids. One handsome grav eoat is .beautifully lined with white satin, has storm proof cuffs and hood. Prices $8.00 to $37.50. Misses and Children's Raincoats '? Fori children and misses here are pretty rain proof Capes and Coats of rubber anil rubberized materials. Colors are tan, green, blue and red. Capes have hoods to match. Prices $3.75 to $8.50. hi V. MOORE & CO. WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT. - II PATTOX AVE. r i m m : ' MM 7 M ft ,i'"5 JI girl, Augusta Simmons Clark, dressed in white lace and pink ribbons, and carrying a basket of lilies of the val ley. The bride enered leaning on the arm of her father, Mr. John K. Hoyt. She was exquisitely gowned In white satin princess dress, with surplice overdress of pearl marquisette, trim med with Duchess lace and embroi dered In pearls. Her bridal veil was bordered with polnt-d-Alencon an heirloom in the bride's family, and caught with natural orange blossoms. She carried a white satin prayer book with shower msrker of ferns and 111 lles of the valley, The groom, accom panied by hla best man, Mr. Hugh Brown, entered from the vestry room and met the bride at the chancel steps. The ceremony was then pro nounced by Rev. Nathaniel Harding, and the bridal party quickly passed out of teh church to the strains of Tanahuaer and te mherry peal of wedding bells. A reception was held at the bride's home on Main street, after the wed ding. Mr. and Mrs. Reese loft on the afternoon train for a wedding tour. : ' " '- Jt J ' A very beautiful wedding occurred t Candler Thursday at 1 1 a.m. at the home of Mr. Oeorge Davis when Miss Emma Curtis, of South Hominy, and Mr. Wiley Ray, of Waynesvllle, were united In the bondB of matri mony, W. H. Pearson, Esq., officiat ing. The homo was very artistically decorated with palms, Easter lilies and rhododendrons The bride was dressed In her traveling suit of blue. They left on the noon train by way of Ashevllle to Nortern cities on their wedding tour, after which they will reside at the home of the groom at Waynesvllle N. C. The Phllathea class of the Central Methodist church will have a cake and candy aale at 8avyer"s grocery store on Patton avenue. Saturday, beginning at ten o'clock. Ji J The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the First Raptlst church will meet thle evening at eight o'clock with Mlsa Nettle Perklnson, on Woodfln street. All the members are asked to attend. Ji Ji Mrs. Jap Lawrence will entertain a number of friends in the (Jreen room of the Battery Park hotel to morrow afternoon at cards. In honor of Mlsa Eleanor Lamhertson who Is visiting In the city. Four tables will be used and the affair will doubt less be an enjoyable one. JJ Ji The Sunday school choir of the Central Methodist church will not hold Its regular meeting Friday eve ning on account of the High school entertainment. v Ji The Ladles of the Maccabees will meet In regular review tonight nt S o'clock In the Knights of Pvthins hull. FIGHTINfl IN MEXICO TANGIER, ApTll SS. Newa from Captain Bremond, dated April 22 says that hla column having an urgent summons from Fe to create a di version towards the Raselma region so ns to relieve-the pressure on Fes, where the situation has reached a critical atage, struck camp and com menced an arduous march, fighting every step of the way. The Cherlda tribesmen, although sixty or more, have been killed within a day or two, are attacking- with the greatest fury and have given the word to massacre all prisoners falling into their hands. STOLE MANY THOV8ANDS. NEW YORK, April 2 Wm. A. Hayes, a Wall street lawyer, was ar rested tonight and held In default of tlO.000 ball on an Indictment charg ing him with the larceny of (38,000 from Mrs. Adelaide C. Davidson and Mrs. Emma L. I'harllch, daughters of the late Oeorge Storm, a well known cigar manufacturer. You can't overwork the harrow. "THE PALACE" BILLY WILLIAMS Comedian GARNER & PARKER Singing and Dancing GREER & STEELE Illustrated Songs. MOTION PICTURES . i. '.il...'ija, .aj'.a.aj. mm mm m -e-f r. m TITE NEW ARRIVAL. The Greens had a new piano, and Eleanor waa telling Mildred and the girl acroRS the street about It. "What's the name of your piano?" Mildred In quired of the girl across the street. "Stelnmake," was the answer. "The name of ours is Pickering," said Mildred. "Well, ours Just came last night." piped Eleanor, "and we haven't named it yet." B. It. in Woman's Home Companion for April. BORROW A KODAK Free use of Kodaks where we do the flnllhlng. We are film experts and get better results from your films. Every detail has careful at tention. RAY'S STUDIO, 89 Patton Ave. BURTON & HOLT Furniture and House Furnishings Corner Pack Square and South Main St. . nt i i f GFORQE ADE When In Ashevllle several years ago, acquired what he termed th's ' "Wheat-Heart habit." He- got In the habit of eating Wheat-Hearts and after that no other cereal sat isfied him. Thousands of oth ers have formed thla habit. They use other cereals occa sionally, -but, .Wheat-Hearts alone entlsQeay All" 'Grocers ! NEW DISCOVERY VKItY SOFT. HONKV-CREAM CHOCOI.ATK, MADK DAILY AND WRAPPED IN WAX PAPER, ONE POIND HOXEfi 75c: HALF POIND 40c. ;L'AKANTK.ED TO PLEAHU WHITE C1X)VER COMB HONEY. EXTRA FINE PACKED IN SANITARY PACK A (a E S, ANY Ql'ANTITY. ASK' YOUR DEALER FOR HARMON'S HONEY. IK YOU WANT THE BEST, OR PHONE "57. It PACK SQI'AKEj CORSETS ESPECIALLY FITTED TO MEASURE The basis of every well fit ting garment Is a properly fitted corset. We exercise ev ery care In giving each Indlv ual the corset form which adds to their personal attrac tiveness Irrespective of the cost of their outer apparel in fact the sight of the orig inal coat of a corset la lost - when the general effect re ceives the general admiration of your friends. Special Demonstration and fittings by appointment. MRS. HARVEY Phone 30 21 South Main St. ordered Sffects in Wash Materials Fashion has set her stamp of approval on bor-. dered effects for summer wear. Our showing; ofv them is broad and varied. Among others are' Flaxon, Dotted Swiss, Lawn and Cotton Poulard,';' all bordered. " Flaxon Cloth, bordered, 32 inches wide, for 25c yard. Dotted Swiss, border runs length ways, 27 inches? wide, for 35c yard. ; Bordered Lawn, 42 inches wide, for 20c yard. Bordered Cotton Foulard, 42 inches wide ,for 25c yard. Jake the Stevator for the Curtain and Prapery Department IF IT'S FLOUR YOU WANT, WE HAVE IT. "Snow Bank" Only 90c STRADLEY & LUTHER. Eel Is Whlta House Coffee and Tea, the world's best t Eaat Pack Bq Phones ti and ttt. Miss Meta Jellard la expected to re turn to the city on Sunday after an extended visit In te heat. w Mrs. T. A. KnRllsh of Spruce Pine Is spetidlnsr several days in the city and Is a gueot at the Berkeley hotel. Mrs. Adrian liegeman who has been In town for several days at the Battery Park hotel returned last ev ening to Black Mountain. Mr. W. K. Morgan, of Marlon, spent yesterday In the city on matters of business Mr. John Miner has returned to the University or Michigan after a visit to his cousin, Mr. Edgar Oott, In Chi cago, during the Easter holidays. Mr. Miner met In Chicago during his stay, Mr. Oeorge Aschard, of Ashevllle, also Mr. Harold Swnpe.. the latter7 at present taking a special course at the Simmons Landscape Hardening Com pany of that city. Tul) Suits and Shirtwaists Laundered Promptly, Properly and Prettily. Phone 70 ICY-HOT AND THERMOS BOTTLES. Keeps contents Icy cold or steaming hot from 24 to 72 hours. Saves getting up at night to heat baby's milk. Invaluable for automoblllsts, plckntckers, hunters, invalids. Prices at from $1.25 to $7.00. MaeKAY'S PHARMACY, Prescription Specialists, Opp. P. O. LUCAS Paints and Varnishes Asheville Paint and Olass Co. Formerly -The Miller-Rice Paint Co. Phone 964 to have your clothes pressed. Latest Improved steam Pressing Machine. QUICK SERVICE PRESSING CLUB THE GRUNER SANITARIUM Ashevllle, N. C. SI Haywood St Phone CS4 Devoted to the thorough and scientific treatment for select cases ot Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma, Habit, Stomach. Rheumatism, Disease ol women and other chronic diseases. The Bath and Ma&Sage department of the Sanitarium to open to tne puDtio. Turkisn, Russian. Cabinet, Bets-Hot-Air, lectrlc-Llgh t. Tub, Sits. Foot, Shower and Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradlo Treatment. Electiio Vibrating and Bweedtsh Massage am". Movements. Thure Brandt Massage for Diseases of Women. Douches Lavage. nctruir clairvoyant r&Iili IPSYCHOMETRIS PSYCHIC BROIL and TOAST OVER COKE The ideal fuel for kitch en range. Dustless and smokeless. Phone 130 A Trial Is all Wo Aak. Swannanoa Laundry "Wo treat jour laundry will to." Hughes Transfer and Liv ery Co. Trunks 25c. Grips 15c Carolina Coal & Ice : Company : Let It be what it may YOUR DESIRE CAN BE GAINED. If In TROUBLE. DISAPPOINTED, or if things GO WRONG SEE THE PSYCHIC. HOURS I to 9. ftB CLAYTON ST. ASHEVTTLE, X. C. SPECIAL SALE of a new line of Switches, Puffs and Curls at a great reduction. MISS CRUISE'S SHOP 25 Haywood St. If it's Bread you want, we have all kinds, fresh daily, Salt Rising and Old Fashion is our popular brand. Asheville Steam Bakery, nhono 623 or 381. ST. CHAS. COFFEE. Sf mCIIS A delightful blend of high grade Coffee-nothing better iiMMfa in rsew Orleans the greatest center in the world. 1 COFFEE. pro- Coffee ONE-POUND PACKAGE THIUiE-POL'XD PACKAGE Sold by .. 35c . .$1.00 I DRUMMERS who want to make trips into the north end of the county and beyond, can get a first class rig here reasonable. Phone 3, Weavervllle It will he at car to meet you. Roberts & Reagan Weareit'lle, N. O. Wood and kindling. R. P. Hugbea, Mgr. Ave. Phone H05. 401 Southaldo Mr. Howard Nullon, Oa.. Is in the city for a stay and is a guest at Park hotel. of Atlanta, several days' the Battery Mr. W. N. Arts, of Old Fort, is in the city for a several days' stay on business. Miss Clara Marsden, of Chatta nooga, Is spending several weeks with friends and relatives In the city. , . Mr. U. C. Bp.inMe, nf Albemarle. M . HYAMS Fancy Groceries Meats and Vegetable;. ST. CHAS. COFFEE. I OT- ST. CHAS. COFFEE. Dew Drop Candy Parlor 33 Patton Ave. Fresh Candy every day. Cocoa nut flavored syrup and peanut butter. L M. ADAIR & C. P. BAKER Proprietors. Let gtvo you an eatlm.. . that Electric Wiring. Our work gives satisfaction. W. A. WARD, ANYTHING ELECTRlCAIi 13 Church St. Phooe T, J. E. CARPENTER JEWELER Watch Repairing a Sperialtr 11 W. Pack Square. Pretty Yellow DAISIES 25c per Bunch $1.00 per 100 J. VAN LINDLEY NURSERY CO GREENSBORO, X. FOR SALE 5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, close to ear line, $1,050; small cash payment, balance $16.00 .per month.' Size of lot 51x140. In good neighborhood. THE H. F. GRANT REAL TY CO., 43 Patton Ave. PROGRESS! RANGES I Best and Cheapest Your money back if not satisfied. We will allow you a good price for stove on one of these Nice Ranges. Give us a call. i : 1 I , ; x j :tatU DEAL & GOLIGHTLY your old Phono 54. SPROAT'S MILLINERY PARLORS Oatea Bldg-, Pack Square Invite your Inspection of the: new line of Spring Millinery, mnmnnmmi mit Millinery Importers! M. WEBB CO. t I Club Building, - - - 'TTT Havwood St. Use Glizen Wants sr.aA.-V JneisWHI1
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