THE ASHEVILLK CITIZEN", FRIDAY, .TUNT 30, 3911
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" On thi SquareBoth in location and in policy
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SOCIETY NOTES
The following account of tho wed
ding of Mln Ethel Boley and Mr.
' Charles M. Wrightson, taken from
the Philadelphia Press, will be of in
terest to tile friends of the latter In
I hti city:
"One of the most attractive and In
terestlng of the early summer wed
ging In Philadelphia waa I tint uf
Miss Ethel Henrietta Kolcy, the
Jiughtor of Mrs.- Madeline M. floley,
ft 1109 North Seventeenth street, and
Mr. Charles M, Wrightson, assistant
ecretary and treasurer of tlw In
Juftrlal Trust, Title A Savings rum
9any of this city, nnd ' son of Mr.
Charles T. WrlKhtaon, of Easton, Md.
The wedding and reception took place
Wednesday evening, June 21, at the
Aldlno, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev, Martin Muderlo, rec
tor of Ika Pplecopol church of tho
:. Advocate,
'The bride,, was attended liy Mlaa
Velllo WrlKhtaon, of Ashevllle, mnld
'it honor, and toy Mrs. Robert A.
Comegy and MY. Henry Anthony Bb
lellac as . bride's matrons. Mr.
tVrighiion aelectod Mr. William U.
Jhnofthnn, of F.nston, for his beat man
while Mr. William . Steen. Mr.
Fhomaa Vaughh Btnpler, of Pittsburg,
ind Mr, Hall Wrlghtaon, of Aoheville,
acted an ushers. The bride waa at
tired 1n an exmitslta gown- of white
duchess aatln made en train and
tlaboratelf adorned with rare old lace.
The long veil wn arranged with
jrnnge, blossom,. BhA. carried u ehow
ir oocjt)et k rf 'fttfrdenlaa and valley
Hlllea, The mold of honor wore a
ttrf becoming gown -of pink aatln
reded fth ahell pink chiffon, and
carried a colonial nosegay of pink
totfebudi ' and ' lilies of the valley,
rhe bride's- rrtatron wore beautiful
fowna of whit aatltt' veiled In pal
pink and blue chiffon cloth, and car
ried bounueta of pink anap dragons
edited with old forget-ma-not. Aft
er th reception' the bridal pair left
on a weddlnr trip to the Bermudas,"
Mr. WrlKhtaon la the aon of Mr, and
Mra. Charlea Wihtaon, of Aaheville,
and a brother of Mle Nell WrlKht
aon 'and Mr, .Hall wrtghtaon? au of
whom wera at the wedding. Mr. and
Mra. WrlKhUon. carae to Aaheville
everal "year ago' from Easton, Md
and they are vialtlnf there before re
turning la the city. ,
. The fairy play, ("Tha Rescue of
the Wlnsoma Prlnceaa," which wa pat
V on hy Mist Elisabeth ftamary for the
, benefit of the, Balfour orphanage, waa
i not only an arttatio but also a flnan--rlut
auooeas, and, the orphanage prof
ited to the amount of $48, which, con
sidering the admission waa only a
r fluarter, waa" a handsome aunt. It la
regretted lhat: tha Jlttla 4'ay will not
, be repeated, but many of , tba chlN
drea are going out. of town for the
summer. ' Mletr Ilamy tiaa asauhged
, the dleapojntment, however, by prom
ising another fairy play later In the
. fear if all la propltloua,
K "t, 1.- r -, t , . '
i Mra, Jamet M. flha w ehtertalna this
. afternoon at her home on Merrlmon
avenue In honor of her sister, Mra.
. Mary'C. Rtftlnairt, who leavea next
week for an plegoi-rCal., for an In-
Seflnlte errry, Mrs. KOblnspn nlll visit
Mra. B. ; llurnette In San Diego for
the greater part of the aummer and
wit! visit also number of other
friends vla.Mllforfll.' Mra.
Roblnson'a daughter, Mlaa Arney Rob
inson, will succeed her mother aa so
ciety editor of The Oatette-Newa,
' The marriage of Mra, M. C. Itlaanar
and MrHoben Le Weldon, of Ashe-
. fills, occurred at Hickory Tuesday
evening, th ceremony being per
formed by Rev, Mr, Hart, of theFlrst
"Baptist churchi at the homo of Mrs.
W. F, Brunt, , alster of the bride.
Only a few Intimate frtenda and rela
tives were present, v
- This evening at LIS a concert will
be given st the T. M. C. A, auditorium
on Haywood street under the auspices
of the Christian church for the benefit
Of the organ fund. The program,
which has teen printed, I an excel
lent one, and contains the names of
quite a number of alngera and musk-hum
well known to the Aaheville
public. Tho Chorus I large and well
drilled and the numbers assigned It on
the program will be the features of
the evening. Ths tickets will be on
sale at the entrance. The concert
Will be one of ths moat Interesting
of recent data, ,
i
Ladies9 Linen Handkerchiefs
At Prices Ranging from 10c to $2.50
Pure linen Initial Handkerchiefs,, plain nnd ....
embroidered . . . . . . . . 10c to 60c
Irish Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs, sheer
and dainty, plain initial . 15c
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with edge and
initial daintily embroidered in colors. ...35c
Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, best
quality sheer linen with embroidered edge or
hemstitched, with embroidery inside tlie
TemI? . , , . . . . ... ' .. , . . . 5Qc to $1.50 "
, Dainty Hand-made Handkerchiefs with
hemstitched hem and Armenian laco edge. .50c
An unusually beautiful Handkerchief is of
fine quality linen, handsomely trimmed with
V Dutchess lace v,., ....... . .. . .,$1.50 to $2.50.
V. M00RE Sett I
, " 1 U PATTOX ATE.
Tho .Nurses' club held a soclul
and business meeting yesterday after
noon at the Young Women's (.Christian
UHsoclatlon on South Main street, lit j
which there waa 11 fair attendance. ;
The constitution of the club was reml
for th benefit of the new members '
of the club. Yesterdny wss the third
meeting held since Its organization,
and the board of officers was elided i
The club has already twenty members
and quite a number of others expect
to Join. Following tho social hour, !
during which tea and sandwiches I Mrs. .1. (. Whltehurst. of Norfolk,
were aurved, the election of officers n rid Mlsa Hadle Kltchln, of Keotlnnd
look pluco with the following result: ! Neck, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J, p.
Miss M. E. Hulllvan, president; Mrs. j Kltchln at Hlltmore.
Martin 1,. Htevens, vlco president;! -:
Miss Ida Wilson, secretary, and Mrs. j Miss Alice McKenzle nnd Miss Ma
Frederick W. Cheatham, treasurer ; mle (Iregg. of Salisbury, spent the day
The club will hold semi-monthly ! In town yesterday, the guests of Miss
meetings, a business and a social ; Sadie MISr.iyer. on their way to Hen
nieetlng, the next of which will be so- i dersotivllle. They will return In
clul, will be held the second Wednes- about two weeks, and will later visit
day of July.
J
Tho Friday Informal dunce at the
llattery Park hotel this evening will
enliven the fag end of the week,
which has been a vei-v nul.-t on,. In-
deed. The broad verandas adjoining
the palm room of the hotel have
baii (Hied with guests each evening
who have enjoyed tho cooling breezes
nnd the strains of the orchestra, which
penetrated the verandas and Immedi
ate grounds of tho hotel. The palm
room Is very cool, all of the French
windows being opened, which makes
dancing a pleasant occupation. The
dance will begin at ,30 o'clock,
js j&
The wedding of Miss Susun Rrsklrve
and Mr. Carroll Pickens Rogers oc
curred Wednesday at Tryon, and yes
terday Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Rev. and
Mrs. Newell, of Ashevllle, and sev
eral friends had a luncheon at the
Candy kitchen, after which Mr, and
Mra. Rogers left for Umg Island,
where their honeymoon will be spent.
The wedding was one of (thn most
elaborate which has taken place re
cently In the vicinity, and was largely
attended. There were a number of
attendants and the decorations were
handsome, Mrs. Newell la related to
the bride, and Rev. Mr. Newell, of the
Haywood atreet Methodist church,
performed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mra, Rogers, on their return, will re
aide at the new home almost com
pleted which the former has Jtad built
at Highland Lake, Mlaa Rrakine is ft
daughter of the late Ir. Charles K.
Krsklne, who gave the beautiful little
Church to Tryon In which his daugh
ter and Mr, Rogera were . married
Wednesday.
- Among those present at the wed
ding were William Croaby, of Racine,
Wis, the' guardian of the bride; Al
fred Erskine, the eldest brother of the
bride; Julian Rogers, of Florence, A,
C... the jtroonj'Ji .eldest brothers Mra.
Allen Nowelli :of Ashevllle: Andrew
Fhlland, of Now York City, a 'Class
mate of Malcolm Krsklne. Harold
and Malcolm Ersklhe haye hastened,
horns from their Journey around the1
world to be present at their sister's
wedding.
, The socially Inclined, especially'
those fond of music and dancing, will
receive with much pleasure thenn
nouncement that the first of the reg
ular dances at the Manor hotel will
be held tomorrow night. The regular
summer dances nfter this will he held
on Wednesday nnn rsmurdny even
ings. The music will be furnished by
Stewart's orchestra.
Mrs, Jlohert R. Reynolds and hahy
left yesterday for Toxaway, where
they will spend a month. Mr. Rey
nolds will go up for the week-ends
during Mrs. Reynolds' stay.
Rev. Harvey Pnrke, who. has hecn
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Lyman
during the missionary convention, re
turned to Waynesvllle yesterday.
Miss Ixiulse Muller, who hns been
visiting Miss Snttrrthwolte at Eagle's
Xest, has returned to town,
Mr. Rnnsnll Rhodes, who has spent
the winter at Forest Hill, has returned
to his home In tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I,. Moore, of T.nur
ens. fi, C, are In the city for a short
stay, and are guests nt the flattery
Tark hotel.
frof. R. V. Kennedy left for Knox
vllle. yesterday to Join his family,
I who are spending the summer In that
I city.
Dr. and Mrs. II. M. K. Adums. of
' Atlunta, who came up fur the lrak
A(lam wedding nnrl have been guests
' at the llattery 1'nrk hotel, return
j shortly to their home.
Minn Hadle McDonnell, who has been :
visiting friends In the city, has re- ,
lurnid to her home In OrcHnsboro.
Mlaa Mcllrayer at her summer home
at niuemont.
1 ;
I MrR- fi'"'h and Miss Knte Leo
I "'"'Ch, of Hpnrtnnburg, are guests of
I " Tennent on Montford avenue.
Miss Oooch recently graduated from
the Durham Conservatory of Music,
and is an accomplished musician.
Mr. James P. Cook and Miss Miriam
Dunvlllo, of Concord, X. ('., are guests
at the Knickerbocker.
Mrs. K. Held Russell end children
have returned from a week's visit to
relatives In Hrlstol. Tenn.
Mr. Donald Glllia, Mr. Owen Oudger
nnd Mr. Oene Cocke leave today for
the Toxaway country, where they will
spend five dins fishing.
Miss Badle Mcllrayer leaves for
Btatesvtlle today, where sho will' ho
the guest of Miss Flora Lewis, who
Is giving a large house party.
Miss Cornelia Dowd, who has been
the guest of Miss Minnie Iielle Itld
dlck, returns today to her home In
Charloits, N..CV-. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Do Paussaure
and small, daughter, Elizabeth, of
Atlanta, have taken a cottage at Ba
luda for the season and have as their
guests Misses Maria, Nell and Viola
Parka and Miss Antolette Blackburn,
of Atlunta.
Miss Mary Hugh Is giving a large
houre party at Black Mountain nt
which there are about fifteen guests.
Miss Katherine Qunn, of Richmond,
Vs., is among the guests.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Croner return to
Atlanta today after a visit of several
days to Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman
at Weavervllle and Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore F. Mail, of this city.
WTCATHEIt REPORT.
'(' C, 8. Department of Agriculture.,
weather bureau,! Mils I,. Moore,
chief.
Tomperature
9 p. in. Max.
Atlanta KO
Augusta 8 2
Huston (18
lllrmlngham "8
Ilnffalo 6 8
92
94
SO
88
70
90
92
72
86
90
90
8
St!
78
80
90
92
1)6
82
Charleston 78
Charlotte 88
Chicago . . i "0
Oalvrstun . . . ; . . .... . . 82
Jacksonville 78
Montgomery 78
Mohlle . .80
New Orleans , .. ..S4
New York 7 4
Norfolk 7(1
Raleigh Sil
81. l,ouls '.90
nH'yn,inah 80
Washington 70
Wilmington . . - 7 8
laical temperature fur June
1U:
W"At S a. m., 67; 10 a. m.. 79: l:
90
i,
m.,
12; 2 p. in., 8B; 4 p. in., St; 6 p. in.,
83; 8 p. in., 79.
Normal. 71.
lllKhesl, 85; ono year ai?o, 73.
lovest, 62, one year ;ij",
A't'Boluts maximum, Sti In 1906.
Absolute minimum. 54 In 1903.
Loral precipitation for this month:
Normal, 4.35.
. Uritest amount, 7:74 In 1909.
Least amount. 0.91 In 1908.
For lust 24 hours ending at 8 p.
m., 0.
State of weather at 8 p. m., clear.
MISSION STUDY TO
FEATURE MEETINGS
The ninth annual mission of the
Southern' 'conference under the direc
tion of tjie Young People's Mission
ary movement will convene In tho
chapel at the Normal and Collegiate
Institute this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by HO
ward R Cook, of Nashville, Tenn..
and Rarry 8. Myers, of New York
city. These meetings are open to tho
mtltllt' tn.-1 u-Ht n.. .In.iK, KA ...tl ...
Tho mission study classes will be-
jgln Saturday morning at 8:45. It has
been announced that all residents of
tthe''-'Mty'wWW
course may -do so by registering at
the office at the institute Saturday
morning at 8:30.
MRS. RANDOLPH ILL.
Mrs. Mary F. Randolph Is critically
111 at the home of her son. W. F. Ran- I
dolph, in Grove park. Her son, George
A. Randolph, oT St. Louis, Mo and
daughter, Mra. Ridgely, of Washing
ton, D. C. were caled to her bedside
yesterday.
CITIZEN WANT ADS
. .BRrw.RESTjI.TS
m
Slo
.'jL:ii.i.il..Urfad.r,a.:.li.:
Colored awns Priced for
Quick Jelling
Friday is bargain day here. The
important item for one day's selling
is the special on Linonette quoted
nil v t r
eiow. we admit that tins price is
made to get you to shop on Friday.
For that reason you must come to
day tomorrow will be too late.
15c linonette, 36 inches wide, in
.several shades, priced today at
5c yard
Limited to 10 yards to a customer.
Other specials, on colored Wash Fabrics are:
15c. Lawn for 12c yard
10c Lawn for 8c yard
19c Lawn for .15c yard
Feet So Sore
Couldn't Walk
Down Stairs-
TIZ Ct'UED DEK QUICK.
If you have sots feet, tire feet,
sweaty feet, lame"foet. tender feet,
smelly feet, corns, callouses or bun
ions, read what happened to Mrs.
("rocket, of Jeftersonvlle. TIZ DID
IT. Mr. I 'rocket says: "After the sec
ond treatment she walked downstairs
one foot at a time. Mie hail uot been
aide to walk downstairs lirforc in past
live yrrn, rxrpt hy slopping down
on oncli atop with one foot nt a time
This Is remarkable. Send live more
boxes,
No matter what alls your feet or
what under heaven you have used
without getting relief, Just use TIZ.
It'a different. It acts right off. It
cures sore feet to jUiy cured. It's the
only foot remedy ever made which
acts on the principle of drawing out
all the polsnnogs exudations which
causes sore feet. Iowders nnd other
remedies merely clog hp the pores.
TIZ cleans them out and keeps them
clean, You will feel better the first
time It's used. t"se It a week and
vou can forget you ever had sore feet.
There Is nothing en earth that can
compare with It, TIZ is for sale at all
diusglstH. 2 Re per box. or dlroct, if
yon wish, from Walter Luther Dodge
& Co., Chicago. III.
Phon? 964
to have your clothee pressed.
Latest improved ataam Pressing
Machine.
yCK'K SERVICE PRESKtXO CLUII
HIGH CI.ASS WORK THAT
IH .VARANTKKI
Cleaning. Pressing, Dyeing,
both ladles and gentlemen's
garments.
KCHOICFF, BROWN A CO.
Phone 443. 14 Church St.
Few MakcrJ
Of
Bigh Grade1
Pianos
put great stress on the qual
ity of their, product yet tiuse
same pianos compared side by
sldo with the great STIC IFF
sound like thirty cente. You
c an. rca 1 ije,t here ..aij, Jje,
such n vast difference and In
beauty 'of case design there's
no comparison,
CHAS. M. STIEPF,
Manufacturer of the Piano
with tlie Sweet Tone.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade Street,
Cliarlotte, - ' . - - X. C
C. II. WTLMOTII,
Manager,
crt
mm
1
'i.
WE ARE NOW
USING THE VERY
BEST QUALITY
of Wheat Starch for all our
laundry work. Costs a great
deal more than tho other
kinds of starch, but gives bet
ter results and will not break
or crack the collars and oth
er articles of wear as' will the
strach made from corn prod
ucts. Wheat starch laundry
work will also stand the sum
mer heat better than tho other
kind. Try it done the
NICHOLS WAY
Asheville Lanndry
T. A, Nichols, Mgr
I? CTTER-Cn'CsCT BREAD.
Our new brand, only Bo per loaf.
It's Delicious. Fresh Dally.
Ashevllle Steam Bakery,
"hono I2S or 38J.
YOU CAN
DEPEND
On the quality of M. &
W. Indian Coal a.s well
as quick service when
you order it.
Phone 130
Carolina Coal & Ice :
Company
TRIMMED HATS
REDUCED
M. WEBB & CO.
BUCKHORN WATER
Is a Pure Palatable Water,
contains more
It
LITHIA
than any other. It Is analysed by
the state chemist every month
and is marketed in sterilized
bottles.
McKay's Pharmacy
X Leading Druggists, a
Oppo. P. O. Phone 556.
WE SELL
THE BEST MEATS
AND POULTRY
The senior member of thia
firm has been in business in
Ashevllle for IS years and la
still selling meat food to peo
ple who patronized him when
he first engaged In business,
Tais bespeaks prompt, cour
teous and satisfactory service.
HILL & young :
Phone i and SS, City Market
"Home Rendered turd'
tiiinmiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimHcaa
I CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING . RESULT?,
Jhese Jwo Specials Should
Make Jhings J$um fridayl,
and Saturday
One lot of Summer Dresses, not'
this season's styles, values up to $10.'
Friday and Saturday for
$2.98 each
One lot of Redfern Corsets, sizes
19 to 27, $3 to $5
- Saturday for
A
$1.49 pair
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE
The finest brand of pure, high grade Coffee in this country.
A blend that Is perfect and suits everyone. Packed in sealed
tin cans.
1-pound air-tight tin .. . '. 38o .
t-pound air-tight tin $1.10
' STRADLEY & LUTHER
3 East Pack Square.
KM
I ICE COLD WATERMELOM ':)?
Fine Cantaloupes Berries, etc,
We carry a fail line of fruits and vegetables, also ;
meats and poultry. You can purchase here everything for
family table or banquet board.
CORNER NORTH MAIN AND MERKIMON AVE)
Fancy Grocerlea Meats and Vegetables.
ALL KINDS OF
Lamb chops, pork chops,
pound. All kinds of roasts
pound. s
V. V. HAYNIE, the Grocer
Prompt Delivery. Fhone 077.
FOR QUICK SALE.
Small modern house, close to town, only fouilt short
time. Price, $2,100.
THE H. F. GRANT REAL TY CO., 48 . Patton Ave.
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM ;
Ashevllle, V. C No. 29-S1 Haywood Street. Phone 681
Hydro-Thermo-Electro and Mecnano-Therapy. Dletlcs. Devoted to the
thorough and scientific treatment for selected cases of Nervousness, Parol.
ygis, Ha j fever. Malaria, Asthma, Habit, Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases
Women, and other chronic Dlseasess. 'f.
The BathS and MaSSage Department ' sanitarium IS
p for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Skillful attendants for both Ladles and Gentlemen will administer
Turkish, Russian, Cabinet, Betz - Hot
Shower and Needle Baths, Galvanic
Vibrating, Swedish Massago and Movements. Thure Brandt Massage fo
diseases of Women. Douche, Lavage. Open frqm 8 u. m. to 9 p. m. Bat
W p. m.
Automobile and Picnic
Parties will find in
LAUREL PARK
Hesdersonville, : : : N. C.
not only "the most beautiful natural
park In America," but an ideal spot
for a day's outing.
WALTER B. SMITH, Manager,
Laurel Park, Hendersonville ST. C.
PRETTY PORTRAITS WOSIEN
We make a specialty of dainty pho
tographs of women. Years vf btudy
and experience has taught uhr
r- ;o
3"st
catch your prettiest pose and
exoresston.
RAY'S STUDIO, V
2B ratKn Ave.
Hairdressing and Manicur
ing by Expert Operators
Special orders taken for first qual
ity hair goods, made up in our own
lactorv.
MISS CRUISE SHOP
Phone 10. Hair Shop 25 Haywood
ICE BOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMMOCKS
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15-N. Main St
HOLLAND DAIRY XCXCII ROOM
ft N. E. Pack Square, Near Fire Dept.
formerly National Dairy Lunch.
Changed hands June 1. Everything
clean and first-class. Dutch Cooking.
All kinds of Salads. Try ou Dutch
Pancakes, Soda Water and Ice Cream.
Best Cigara in town. '
V. VAX KROONE.NDl'RGH.
Burn our coal iind save
the difference;
ASHEVILI.K DRAY, FUEL A CON.
fiTRUCTlON CO.
: . . PtMMM 2SW :, i C .
values, Friday and
Phones 64 and 651
osh
tba
FRESH MEATS .
veal chops and cutlets 20c
and steaks 12 l-2c to '20o
Cor. North Main ft East
- Air, Electric-Light, Tub, Sitz, Foot,
and Farradic Treatments. Electric
-I"
Mountain City Steam laundry
CLEAN AJfD SANITARY
Our business is to pleaao. Glva'wa
a trial.
30 North Ijexlngton Avena
Telephone 421
Dew Drop Candy Parlor
A2 Patton Ave. . -
Home made candies. Peach lea
cream. Ice cream soda and nut auB-
das 6c. ...
E. M. Adair & C. P. Baker
Propriotora, &:.
Private or class instructions in Stall'
ography and Typewriting. v
Schorl Shorthand ;
EMANUEL. Prln.
jit 1S3 W. Cheatnira
Back Numbers of th$
Etude at 10c per copy, while
thev last at vi
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE!
21 S. Main St. '.2
H: HARMON'S HONEY
Is the best
the world
vour (Irocer, ffiW.
or Phone 857. fe .
Harmon's
Honey Store
li Pack Square.
MISS
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tojrswiiKtfw HUFF
EXPERT CORSETLER8
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