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Hii" hl Vw . ha .. .ufui m . ,...
the green room at Battery Park next
Monday evening, but Mn. Jackon I
not well enough to stand a public
reception. Ashevllle people .regret ex-cet-diiiKly
not being able to show her
Oils courtesy.
.The ''Kleptomaniac." a comedy In f resting and no doubt Du re will bo
ono act by Margaret Cameron, will " l"rt"' audience,
fb. played tomorrow evening in the. M,Hg , ltrlMUI?ju?c, wlu ,.MU.rt)1n
ballroom of the Jiattery Park hotel I Monday afternoon utid ovenng In
'by the student of tho Boston School I honor of Minn Mnry Louise Manning,
of .Durham, who is at prosent visit
ing her. Miss Jonea him auk nil a
number of tho girls and men of the
younger act to meet Minn Manning.
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The young woninn who make tluir
home at the Y. V, C. A., will pruaiMfSt
a little farce, "liniKiy I'olnt " on
Tucudsy ovenlng of this week. Thn
cnteriiilf mi nt will b given In tit" .it- ;
tractive pnrlora of the .moi imloti
where sgnny arnaleur drrmatli.' cn- 1
t crtu I n r ri 1 8 liavo been held In the ;
days wlon, tho "Henrietta" w.m u prl- j
vato reHldence. Thirteen of the
young ladles will take part In the
In the play- nnd the others wtll.uot an :
hostasees. The character are, m fol
low:
C'tiariKti-ra.
Aunt Dehby Dexter .. ; Ktlka Kll
Elinor Pearl Kv fauney
Ashranl Orunt Mlllan Taylor
Mr. lIordHcratch Ida Rumple
Httrdscrateh Twin
Lllla. . pll.lrid
, ...Lillian lieattle, Kdna Brown
Mehltlble Doollttle . ..Meta I'ott
Dernlce 'ernon Annie Pope
Ijhutk. Ixflgh Arabel Atken
Edith Norton !"rn Oentry
Clarice Fenlelgh. iluttle Miller
Famine, French Maid
Minnie Walllii
Old flem, the glpy l-lnii Lowe
Act I Sitting-room at flreezy
Point.
Aot II A Camp In the Wood Six
week later. ;
Act III Bitting-room nt BBreeiy
Point. Four week later.
The proceed .will ha ued for th
purchase of porch furniture,
f the Expression of tha Aahevllli
summer term. Mr, a. 8. Curry, 1
president of the school and ha thor-
oughly trained the young people In
- fhelr respectlAi role. Tho play 1 put
in for the benefit of the Hector's Aid
Society of Trinity church, and the
proceed will be added to tho bulld-
. 'Ilif fund of the church. The curtain
i .Jrtlt'rlse at 8:10 o'clock and soma
S may be purchased at the door. The
J. cast of character 1 a follow:
Mr. JoHrt Burton ("Peggy")
r Ml Kathleet Harper
J4r. Valeria Chaen Anneley
; . . . . Ml Elizabeth Itamsey
MM, Charle Dover (Mabel).
Ml May llradford
Mr. Fretor Ahley (Bertha)
, ' . . .. .. .. Miss WU1 Mlddleton
Jflag Fred Dixon Miss I.nl Hive
. Mhej Bvelyri Evan. Ml Rhea Bryan
Katie, Mr. Burton' Maid
. Ml Eddie Xtanfloy
Soene. Mr.' Hurton' Boudoir, New
vYorlc city.
.- An lmpersonlflcatlon will follow a
tittle .'n aot play called "Kitty
Olivet by Vrankrort Moore. The
., naradier are Kitty Clive and actrea
f Drury.Lane theatre. Jack 'Bate,
a provincial actor, and the Landlord
. of tha ,' Head Inn. Bcene King'
ifead ;-Iin parlor; Ml Florence,
. Email Luti will Impersonate all of
tlw character in the little play.
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ip conteaerate i:noir win give a
, concert at the Battery Park hotel (n
the ball, room Wednesday evening at
.halt pat eight o'clock. The member
navar arnga a , very beautiful pro.
brant of old music and will appear In
. old fnahloned costume. The program
la a follow:
"Old Kentucky Home"
Ml Corcoran and Choir
"Mcnaatery Bell" (lmtrumental)
., .i . .Miss Jenkins
Ule Chamher. Ijoftaln Corcoran
. and Vance.
' "La with the Iellcate Air"
....... .., J . , , ... JdlM Ruth Wiley
Irlh DlftmondnntrumenUl)
Ml EUxabeth Btevont
"Comln'Thro the. Rye," selected
" .,. Mlsa Mabel Wolfe
x Rachel and Reuben -,
Mia Lof tain and Mlsa Corcoran
"Lorbna" ,,' f .Chorus
Vocal Solo. Selected , .Ml Owenby
, ' 'Tl the Midnight Hour"
ii..!.,. .Mis Lucy Vance
Johnny Band ....... Mis Vance
JuanlU" . , ... .Chorus
, Mini Vance gad Confederate Choir
' "Uncle fced" $ v.. ,, ;
l.i...Mls Blanche Loftaln and Choir
"Largo" ................. Beethoven
"Battle of Manassa".,... Blind Tom
Mr. John Btarne,,
Mr. Chartty Rusk Craig ha lap
sued card to an at home which she
will glre Thuraday afternoon ut hof
residence on Montfnrd avenua In'
honor of her daughter. Mr. A. C.
Bell, of Milwaukee. Mr. Bell I
spending the summer with Mr.
Crglg.
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Mr. Victor Stern will give a recep
tlon Tuesday night to the Mle. Finn
of Birmingham,- Ala. at her. real
dence on Montford avenue.
The opening ball f the Battery
Park hotel take place Friday evo-
,nlng and will be on of the Impor
tant events of the aummer. The Uuul
data of this ball la July 12th. the on-
nlveraary of the opening of the Hotel, J are gucat at the Battery Park, hotel.
nut owing to a eeriee vi riinvpiuiuin
i The many friend of Mis Dorothy
Zimmerman will be grieved to learn
1 that she 1 deeperately 111 at the Ml
i Mori hospital.
j William Coleman, VV. U. Taylor
and Janice Taylor left thla morning
for (Jraybeard.
,Mr. William Claude Walker, of
Albany, Oa., who la now viBltIng In
Atlanta, I eeted to arrive In
Ahfvlll the first part of tho week,
where ahe will be the gueet of Mr.
A. Abbott, at 21 Haywood street
Mrs. Allan A. Comb, of Chatta
nooKii. and Mrs. VV. C. Campbell, ao
companled by her two son, of
WayneHville. are visiting at the home
of their parent, Mr. and Mr. Wiley
I !. jirown, ut rcmrna.
Mr. and Mr. P. H. Moore of 32R
West Haywood utreet, have a their
gni'Kta Mr. and Mr. Charle C. Rocky
Moiinl. N. C and Mis Hester Evans,
of Atlanta. Mr. Denton wa former
ly Mis Mary Powell, of Winston-Salem.
Mrs T. J. Perklnon and family
leavj Tuesday for Bluemont. where
they will occupy the Hurst cottage
for tho remainder of the summer.
C. J. Baker end family, of Newport
News. V'a , have been visiting Mr.
Ilalier'g father and mother, on Pa
nola street and alo Mr. Baker'
father and mother at Jiniaon, N. C,
for tho past three week. Mr. Baker
In In the shipbuilding buslnes at
Newport New and Just laid keel of
battleship Texas and reports that
ship Is well under Way.
After an 'extended visit to Long
Island city, Now York. Mr. M. J.
Uellly will arrive In Ashevllle Sunday,
July 23d.
Mrs. J. F. Oraves, who ha been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. J.
T. Hill, leave for Atlanta, Qa., thl
morning, which city will be her 'fu
ture home. She ha many friend
whose beet wlshe follow her.
Dr. D. L. Petre of Oreenboro,
wllj arrive thl morning and will bo
the gueat of Mr. and Mr. R. J. flher-
rlll. The Mlsse Edith and Estelle Pa
tree, daughter of Dr. Petree, have
been the guosta of Sir. Sherrlll for
veral week and will return with
their father to Greensboro Monday.
Mr, 1. 8. Anderson, jf Henderson
vllle, spent yesterday In town on bus
iness. Mr, and Mr. D. C. WaddIl, Jr..
leave Tuesday and will go abroad for
some month.
Mr. and Sir, C'. Btovall and
child, of Atlanta, ore In the city and
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iLe thine
fall Suits
at the Annex
i'r . ;vivx.':'rt.TCSRs.'.,i.? g.-.s.v-si r'
a. u .r-.:A-r;.j.-.-'i:g m -:i.-j.::-:Ky::.'.M i-:r. :vfcs.-.M
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Curds t:.ar$t -f,
Priced at 28c
general Clearinglfp Sale at $6th QtM
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"Lat Rcsft ot Bummer"
.Ml Pearl Bhope
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; Ml Bhope and .Confederate Choir,
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The 'play r'Endyinlon" will be prt
sented.by the 'student of the sum
mer School of Expression of Boton,
on the Mano ground. Thuraday eva
plng,. July1 irth, :I0 o'clock The
proceed will be given entirely to the
Maxwell Horn and Institution ,n
. which many AahevlU people are In
terested!, Mr. , Reuben Robertson I
president of tha society and Mrs. P.
H. Branch, aeoretary and treasurer.
Ticket may be purchased from the
member of the Society or at Burton
and Holt. Tha plrty will' be very ln-
tt had to be postponed. On thl ac
count also the scheme of decoration
had to ba altered. It waa Intended to
repeat the rhododendron ball of. two
season ago, but Jhe rbqdodondron I
now out of bloom.. The decoration
will be artlitlo and on n extcnetve
scale, however, and the ball will be
quite up to those given In former
year. There will be no special Invi
tation the card for the eaon re
cently Issued, will be requested at the
door. The card are also to be pre
sentsd at each of the Informal dances
during (he aummer,
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Thl afternoon at All Souls Church,
Blltmorei Mrs. Elmer WestalV will
tng. Waton' "Babylou." Roberts
"Seek Te the liord," will be una- by
the choir, with Mr. J. Q. Btlkeloather
a .soloist. Mr. Marker will give an
organ recital after the service.
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The Ashevllle chapter Daughter of
the Confederacy, had planned to give
Mr. Stonewall Jackson .a reception In
Mr. A. J. Wllllford of Raleigh la
Spending evcrfl iys with Mrs. Wll
llford and children, who are spending
th season at the "Battery Park-hotel.
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MI Florence Wltherspoon and
Mis Claire Hendricks, accompanied
by an aunt of the former, Mre. D. F.
(trmtitiee, of Hartford, Conn., are
(pending the season In Ashevllle.
Mis Sarah Kellog, who has been
visiting friend In the city, has re
turned to her home In Charlotte.
Mrs. Frank Sumner and daughter
Mis F. A. Sumner, have returned
from a aeveraj week' atay at their
Plantation near Spartanburg,
Mr. W. Scott Rudeker, who ha
been to Parkeraburg, W. Va., on bus
iness, ha returned to the city.
Mr. and Mra. R. M. Fltapatrlck
left today for Lake Toxaway, where
they will spend aeveral week.
Special Prices
on
New Lingerie and Silk Dresses
Wktt6 lingerie dresses, embroidery and lace trimmed. Cut in new, high
waist, one-piece style, some have colored-embroidery and are finished with
girdle of Bilk cord, to match embroidery,
Regular $15.00 to $22.50 dresses at $6.95, $8.50 and $9.95
White marquisette dresses, beautifully embroidered in blue, pink, black and
white. Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. Kegularlv $15..00 to $22.50 at
, $6.95, $8.50, $9.50 and $10.00
An especially pretty little frock ia of white marquisette with bands of silk
applique in Helen pink. The flat Dutch collar is of real lrish Crochet. Special
ly priced at $7 50
The new silk dresses are in a variety of dainty and serviceable designs.
Only a very few of each style. Tha bargain is to the early shopper.
Blue Foulards, blue ground with white figure, trimmed with appled bands
v of contrasting silks.
iieguiany if u.ixi, now , , v . . . . $9 95
Business has been unusually good at our stores during, the last twer
months. There was no slackening on account of summer as we uve pre
viously experienced. v:
jFhis strenuous buying has naturally left many remnants odd Iot'setc
We are going to close them out this week. How? By sellinof th'ein'fat?
prices .so far under real value, that economical women are bound to: take Jl
We do not believe in half way measures when , we desire to close 6ufi
certain articles. The price is put down to the very bottom. We kqow
tromj)ast events tnat this jiethod is appreciated by many people. . ;
" Read below and you can tell exactly what we mean when we say; loWj
prices reign supreme this week..
tfaifr Price Sale of Remnants
begins Juesday
We have gathered to$ ether short lengths from ev
ery department and will put them on our center
sales tables Tuesday at Half Price.
ThisTale will continue Wednesday and Thurs
day. '
The goods will be marked at regular prices and
one-half will be taken therefrom. This gives you a
guarantee, of the correct reduction.
There will be remnant's of lawns, white and col
ored; of percales, galateas, marquisettes, cotton
voiles, Poulard silks, me ssalines, taffetas, curtain
scrims,nets, ribbons, laces, embroideries, waistings.
and other materials.
The lengths vary from'l'to 5 yards. ' . w'1.
DonlC miss this chance of getting a nice waist,
child's dress. lace or trimminrfor dtesses, ; etc:, &?
fraction, of their, real . .wjtii. . ; . K ,
i ."v Remnants beginning Juesday
My 25th at
.'"One jfalf price
to
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Jhe Annex Offers the Cjteai
est gargams of the
Season 'Mi?.
. There is no getting around the fact that we, ;J are
doing the largest Read dy-to-Wear business in oti
history. But it is up to us to clear out this big,
siock Deiore we move, eaie Begins monaay.
A glance below and you can gather how we intend
to do it. ""'! ,'..
$4 and $5 silk underskirts in black and colors, for'1
4 .; .;:$2.6&;
Marquisette shirt waists, this season's. styles, and,
goods at Half Price. . . , '
$2.50, to $5.00 waists are priced at $1.25 to $2,50 ,
AVhite lingerie waists, low and high neck at half
v $2.50 and $350 waists, are; priced. at ' . 'ICj
- . ...... . . . . ....it !. . , . .$1.25 and $L75 J
1 Our entire line of white', and white- with j,
trimming niarquisette dresses' aw;ricVd:;fi&M h
a 4ssk 'a at ' ' ' . . - . . . . . . t64 ,Cl tJTu
r "TBe greatest value of thetn all: WashlV "d5esl,ti
this year's test models, One-Half Off.
.wa..iaj. waJMTC W
W $2.50"to $10 wash dresses "tVfe pficed'at $.25 toM. IFV
$8 Peter Thompson .dresses, blue, tan and JltyW 1
f lineriifor .. .. i. J;3$'i.w5i
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Goods, Combs, Barrett and HaJr Ornaments; Manicuring,
Hair DreeMnjr, Chiropody, Facial and Scalp Massage.
Expert Dermatonaglst who give treatment for super
fluous hair and all facial blemishes.
consultation free t MISS CRUISE'S,
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Miss Cmise's Hair Dressing Parlors
Phone 16 25 Haywood St
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coffees obtainable and Is roaated In New Orleana the moat noted
coffee center tn the world. Packed in air tight packages. ""!
ONE-POUJTD PACKAGE ..:
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. JonKees in natui-al shade with colored embroidery, $25.00 value for $15.00
- Black and white silks in stripes and cheeks. Extremely' attractive little
one-piece dresses with large sailor collar in red, green, blue, tan and eoral
pink.
;. Specially priced at.. , ....$12.00
- iJlaclcJap SilKmounuiig dresstrtriinnied with lace or fagotting. High or
" ",Dutch neck and long or elbow sleeves. One-piece styles; some close in the
back, others close in front and have large sailor collar, Skirts are Ixith plain
and pleated.
$20.00 to $25.00 values at
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11 PATT0N AVENUE-
Pr. Alice JohnSdn leave tomorrow
for Philadelphia and New York and
will later In the week sail for Paris.
After a stop in Genoa. Italy Dr.
Johnson will go to Tanta, Egypt, and
will be away from" ABhevllle for two
years.
Mis Patterson, who haa been with
a party to the Pacific coast, was In
the city yesterday on her way to her
home In Chester, S. C
Mr. J. R. Smith, of the Whlttns
Lumber company, of Judeon la in
town for a several daya' atay,
Mr. Jake Chile left for Atlanta,
(a., yesterday. .
Mr. Eurlo (iodbey and Mr. J. U.
Law, of the Gazette-News, left yes
terday for Murehead City.
Miss Lillian Dougherty and Mia
Alma Campbell, Who, have been .vuttt
lng Mrs. King, In Lumberton, N. C .
have gone to Wrlghtsvllle Beach for
a several weeks' stay.
Mrs. C, M. Holme, of Chattanooga.
Is spending a few week with her Ma
ter, Mrs. M T. RhinehaM, on Mont
ford avenue. '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry of At- i
lanta, arrived yesterday and will
spend two v,i ek with Mrs. C,,. H. ,
Henry the mother of the former.
Mr. Ieo Fresh,' Atlanta, Oa., h
accepted a position with tha I. X. L.
Department store and will travel and
apend a pan of the time In the store.
Mr. II. H Davlac and family 4eft
yesterday for Baltimore. Md.
Miss Simmons, who haa been visit
ing Mrs. A. U. FFeathenjtona, left
yesterdaj- for her homo in Cleveland,
O.
j Mr. E. W. Grove left yesterday for
! Atlanta Oa..
on busineas.
j The Misnc Newman who have
teen spending so til week at tha
Manor, left yesteday 'for Cincinnati.
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