THE ASTIEVTLLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1911.
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Society and Personals
.MIt lit-ttliu Williams ha ntuniod
r rum u. visit of st-veral day I"
friends 111 tho eimlfrn part of tins
Stuto.
Mr. Thomas Hot tie leaves today for
charlotte, .'. ('., uud will return later
to Xrw York.
i loaves tu-
Mlsa Laura ttiul Mini) Kxuni . riMiil deaths of her two Ulster, the
Meare have Issued Invitations l- ' '1IUK UI tc ery quiet, and wlt
flv hundred partv. win. thty w UlC "'' only by the Immediate fam
' giVO " Wtdocsuuy afternoon at their ; lly imi most Ultimata frlendB.
residence on Ad kins street in honor ! - -
of Miss Kurln and Mlra IniiHrt' Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Kihk are
Baillcy. of Wilmington. N. ' '""" "r Mr 81,11 Mr" iU.;rl.l!t
jt j at I'lVKah Indue for ecvf ral days.
Tho Anna Anton .M iBHl.mary eoeieiy
Of Central Methodist cliunh will hold
a social molting 01 tho home of A'.vs.
J.- T. Bledaco on Merninoii av.mie
this afternoon at 4 ovloek. All la
itor In the eoiigieKUtloii are InWled
to bo present.
The Younic Woman's auxiliary of
thd Firm Baptist elnireh have ar
ranged an IiiHtcmIIhk program on
Uita mission, wlileh will ha tsiv'.
this evening In the lecture loom of
Vile Church at 8 o'eloclt.
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An Intureetlji rumor Is alloat con
cerning a marriage which It : ex
tracted will take place very .iu. uy
during the present week. The prin
cipals are well known, and Tor some
Mm the friend" of mch have ntl. I
patd a matrimonial conclusion to the
courtship. Toa vn hint, lit tho Iden
tity or the lady concerned would he
to give the secret away, lu: the man
Is a prominent lawyer of tho city,
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Mr. Rlahard Lee Oroonio and h?r
mother. Mr. J. P. Ilowutt, have (r.no
to New York, where they will spend
the winter. Mm, Oroomo Is stopping
In Oreensooro, N. C. for a few day
to be matron of honor at th wjddlng
Of Mi Kllaabeth Orlssom, which will
be a church affair. The arrange
1 mente are on rather a lavish scale,
end the wedding will be an event of
the Wook. aa Ml" Orlssom la quite
prominent aoclally.
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"' Mr. Jennie C. Dreeson, of Savan
nah, la In tho city for the purpose
of organising a Pythian lodge on the
' ordef of the Eastern Star of the Ma
sons, ! Mrs. Hreeaon Is the official or
ganiser of the state, and has had
much experience 1n the work since
organising ths flrat temple In Savan
nah. Oa six rears ago. Mrs. C. C.
Meyers, of this city, la assisting Mrs.
treeeon and the charter has been
signed by a number of ladles. A
catted meeting will be hld In the
Plnrah lodgs this afternoon at
o'clock to which all ladlwi Interested
' In the work are invited. Members of
the Pythian lodge may become hon
orary members of ' new looge, and
"tiave signified their intention of doing
so.
'- The' two upper Disuses of the fltin.
Any school f tho Jewish temple gave
Mr. Morris Itsaron a surprise party
Faturday owning at the resldnnoe of
bis cousins, the Misses Rmanuel,
there wore about sixteen children
Who hsd the evening before taken
part In the flower oervlce at the tem
ple, and who, armed with supper end
Httlo gift, appeared st tne home of
tho Misers' ISniahuel, and proceeded
; to give vay:v' Each child gave
toaet whl'e gathered around the ta
ble to svhlch Mr. Lnaaron responded,
a-fter which their gift, a handsome
fountain pen, was presented. The re
mainder of. the evening was spent In
playing games, and Mr. tasaron sang
for i tho children, Mr. I-aiaron ro
. turns to Cincinnati Thursday much to
-the regret of the congregation and of
itls many friends In Aehtvllle.
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Prof, Oeorge T. aldwell, of the
high school , faculty, . and six of the
studts have returned from Dr. Am
bler' ."Fettle Snake lodge," where
they spent the week-end, those In the
party being Messrs. Carl Messier,
Herbert Jarvls, Milton Brown, David
Balrd, Wallace Wright and teroy
.Owen. M
riJ-Vf.-j .jg
" Mi and Mrs, William Cater Tom
pleton have Issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Margaret
Elliott, to Mr. JanSos Clifton Williams,
which takes place Wednesday, fct.
11, at t:0 o'clock at th home of
the bride's parents. 86 South French
1 Broad avenue. Mr and Mrs, Williams
will, return to their future home In
Lynchburg, Va., after Nov. IB.
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' . The" Ashevlllo chapter, Daughters
of tho Confederacy, wijl mt Thurs
day ait 4 m. at tho rldcnoa of
Mrs, Thoma W, Patton, 88 -Charlotte
'street. 'V;,
- The' wedding of Miss Eleanor Urn
bertson and Mr.'Olenn Crowell tnkos
place this evtnlng In Greenovlllc.
Tenn. ' Quite a number of Invitation j
.have beesr issued and many part Ion
were to have been given In honor of
.Mia Lambertson, but owing to the
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li.y for Hweet Urinr, Tenn.
Ml.n Ha rah F'helan Is ut the nattsry
Park hotel on her way to her home In
Montgomery, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wrownoll. of
Greenwood, Tex., are spending the
winter In Ashovllle.
Mr. Ralph Kngel has gone to Chsr
lottn fr several dayo on business.
Mrs. Foy O. Rrown and small
daimlr.ter, of Knoxvllle, Tenn., ore
vlHitlng Mrs. Jamea M. English at 20(1
Chnstnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mortimer, Jr.,
and their small son returned yester
day to their home In Darlington, B.
C. Mrs. Mortimer has tnt tne
umrner with her parents, Dr. end
Mrs, IT. B. Weaver, on Chestnut
street.
Miss Helen Tolsom has returned to
her home In Memphis, Tenn., after
visiting her aunt, Mr. George Mur
ray. Miss Mary Thompnon has returned
from sn extended visit to relatives In
Charlotte and Columbia, 8. C.
Miss Madge and Miss Peanne Ro
man arrive today from Columbia, 8.
C and will be the guests of Mrs.
Elloe Dufour on South Trench Broad
avenue.
Miss Anna Howell left yesterday for
Boston sfter spending the summer at
Iltubf e Hall.
Miss Bertha Downs, who has gone
to her home In New Haven and to
Nw York for a several weeks' visit,
after which eh will return to Elbe
mar for th wtnter.
Mrs,' V. t, McDonald and children
have returned to their horn In At
lanta, Oa after a visit of tn days to
relative In th city.
Miss Solnrn Parker has returned
from a several weeks' visit to friends
in Wilmington, N. C,
Miss Mettle and Miss Lucy Davis
have returned from Brevard, where
they spent the week-end with frlen.l.
Mr. D. D. Littlejohn. of Statesvllle,
is In the city for a brief stay on busi
ness. Mr. Joseph E. Sllversteln was In
town from Roaman, N. C, yeiterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bllversteln spent last
wViter In Ashevllle, but have re
turned to their former bom st Ron
man, where the former ha a large
tannery.
Mr. Lf Kuhn, of Louisville! Ky., is
in th city for a short stay on business.
Mr. W, M. McNalry, of Greensboro,
Is visiting Mr. O. X. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagner have re
turned from a several weeks' stay at
Qreensboro, N. C.
Mlas Bessie Hill, who has spent the
summer at Weavervtllo, has returned
to her home In the eastern part of the
state.
Miss Josephine Ouffln has gone to
Cooleemce to take up mlslsonary
work. Mlsg Ouffln was city mlslonary
for the Methodist churches of the city
for six yearn.
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Clyde Holt, of Ore enshoro, N
In town for a snvi ral days'
Mrs. Krank C. Mlteholl, of Mobile,
Ala., la visiting her mother, Mrs, R. O.
Mitchell on Chestnut Btieet.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norton and
small daughter, who have heen vlxlt
Ing the parents of Mrs. Norton, have
liKht. t, right, warm, , '.inrmlnfr, half
of artifice and fancy, half of humor
and feeling, of cemedletta and of mu-
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flekets are
clothing store.
selling at Whitlock's
"Tile OonibliTS."
Kvery 'city In the land knows that
there aro bankers who do tamper
with the funds entrusted to thm.
Charles Klein's play, "The Gamblers, "
I true to this life. The gamblers
gone to Hendcrsonvllle to visit frienos control a chain of banks. They have
before returning to
Montgomery, Ala.
their home In
Miss Elulo King, who him been vis
iting friends in the city, has returned
to her homo In Charlotte.
Miss Ina Edwards, of Mars Hill,
spent last night with the family of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Logan In West
Ashevllle n route to Lumberton.
whfre she will teach school for sever
al months.
Mr. James E. Rector leaves this
morning for Hot Springs to attend tho
bedsldo of his mother, who Is very
feeble.
Mr. Klngsland. Van
yesterday In Brevard.
Winkle spent
Mies Edith Alexander Is visiting at
the home of her brother In Pittsburg.
Mr. Frank Edwards, of Mars Hill,
spent yesterday in Ashevllle.
obtained much power, but in their de
sire to expand they resort to viola
tions "technical violations" of the
honking laws. They are first citizens
to whom this sort of thing Is busi
ness. The bank borrows beyond its
capita) and these officers are about tc
be proctited
SUFFERED ALL
NIGHT LONG
"Madame Sherry"' Tonight.
"Every Little Movement Has a
Meaning All Its Uwn" Is probably one
of the most popular songs given to
the publto in year. It was first In
troduced in "Madame Sherry" and
pros-lists to outlive anything the com
poser have written in the last twenty-live
years. It Is but one of a score
of melodious and lilting melodies In
this popular play. Several new- musi
cal numbers have, been added for the
present tour.
"Madame Sherry" Is founded on
the French book of M. Ordenneau,
with music by Hugo Felix. The
American adaptation and score are by
Otto Hauebach and Karl Hoschna.
The play was staged under the per-
it
1 1 ::x."jk
Mr. Roy Ooldberg. of Atlanta.
Is in the city for a brief stay.
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Mrs. N". B. Dawson and her sletor,
Miss Blanche Herndon, returned to
Durham yesterday after a visit to
Mrs. Gay Orefnc.
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Mr.
Tenn.,
Homer Boamon. of Knoxvllle,
spent the week-end with his
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Worth $25.00 to $35.00
A few sample suits flean and well tailored,
smart, new, up-to-date models that we secured
at a discount by taking a sample line.
They are just the suits wanted by women for
general fall wear, and there are misses' sizes in
' eluded that will appeal to college and high
school girls. The materials are serges, cheviots,
mixtures, etc., in colors, black and blue. Excep
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won't last long at the price marked,
$19.50
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Painful Experience of Mrs.
Stephens. Husband Tries
in Vain to Obtain Belief
Pontotoc, Miss. "All night long,"
ays Mrs. P. O. . .Stephens, of this
place, "I would suffor with my back,
and I had such dragging down pains
I could not stand it to walk or ride,
for It would put me In bed.
My health had been bad for two
years. My husband got the bait doc
tor that he know, but their medicine
did me no good.
I used Cardul, the woman' tonic.
mean as wen aa I did when I was
18 years old.
I used about .bottles in all, and
Cardul has helped me more than any
thing that I use. 4, ,
I took lots of other medicines, but
they did bo no god,
As long as I live, I won't be with
out Cardul In the house."
As a remedy for weak, tired, worn
out women, who suffer from any of
the aches and pains caused by wo
manly troublea. Cardul has been
proven safe and reliable.
Composed of gentle-acting, herb In
gredients, Its action Is mild and nat
ural, and It has no bad after-effects.
It Is therefore harmless for young or
old.
It has helped others, and should
certainly help you, too.
Try It.
N. B. Write to Ladles' Auxiliary
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special In
structions, and 4-page book, "Home
Treatment for Women." sent In plain
wrappeir, on request.
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If you have an obstlnato, deep-seated
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Ml .Vila Mouit, Prima Donna In
"Madame Sherry," Auditorium To- ,
nlRht. ;
onal dlriTtlon of George W. Lederor, !
who for many years dlrccltd tho stag-
Ing of miiElcnl comedy at tho Now ;
York Casino and earnud the name of '
"the father of musical comedy."
"Mudan e Sherry" i hut Muarkltnc. i
tuneful and sprlghtful comedy wilt be
the attrn!lon at tho Auditorium to
night. Tickets aro selling at Whit
lock's clothing store.
"Tile Chocolate) Soldier."
"Tho Chocolate Soldier," Mr. F, C.
Whitney's presentation of tho opera
by Oscar Straus, the book of which
Is Uunod on tfeorgc Bernard Shaw's
brilliant witlrf, "Arms and the Man,"
and which Is booked to appear at the
'Auditorium Wednesday evening, Oct.
4, has achieved a greater measure of
success than anything since Gilbert
and Sullivan were on tne top wave
of their popularity.
Everywhere In "The Chocolate Sol
dier" Straus has written music that
clothes the personage or that Is a
part of the particular moment In the
opera. It Is munlc that Is rich melo
diously, rich as many an elderly Ital
ian opera that stalk nowadays as a
classic. It la full of rhythmic variety
and distinction. To hear "The Choc
olate Soldier" Is to know U a rain.
take it willlmtlr.
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remedy for incipient lung troubles.
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pine elements. It ha often been Imitated,
though never successfully, for nothing else
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with sujrar syrup or strained houey, In a
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money.
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We Are Prepared
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that you may desire made ao cording to your own ldsas. Wo
make a specialty of this olass of work, also th setting of dia
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Weaverville Line
Schedule Effective Monday, October 2nd, 1911.
Leave Weaverville Leave Pack Square
6:45 a.m. 6:30 a.m.
8:10a.m. B:00a.tn.
10:10 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
12:10 p. m. 1:00 p. m.
1:10 p. m. 8:00 p.m.
4:10 p.m. 6:00 p. m.
:10p. m. 7:00 p.m.
Schedule same on Sunday except the 5:45, :80 and 8:10 a. m.
trips are omitted, and an extra car will leave Pack Square at 4
p. m. and Weaverville at 6:10 p. m. -
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