THE ASHE'ILLE CITIZ'SM, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1911
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Society and Personals
- Mis Caroline Reynolds gives a
golf ptrty this afternoon at the
Country tluh; at which there will he
number of iumU. A mid Iron
foursome ' will b played. After the
: match tea will be erved at the club
.. house; -1
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Tha following flipping 1 from the
Wilmington, N. C Morning glar and
'. will b of Interest' to the friends of
f Miss Janle Jones and several of the
debutante of Wilmington, who made
their Initial bow to society on that
, occasion, and hav friend in Ashe
vlllt: November rmas Of 1 Arioso Hub
w danced last, night In the ball
room of th MsMmte Tempi and wa
1 quit a Charming- affair for the large
number of young peopl who partic
ipated.;?;:. The music was by Hollow.
t buh'S orchestra" and t fleehrtitloM
t Were In keeping wtrh the sesson.
Among those present were: miss .ei
He ftaraft. Mr. Milton raider: 'Mia
Psrab Mmtt, Mr. Oeorge F. Meare;
Mis Marlon Halgh. Mr. U 3. Hols-
o; Ml Margaret Smith, Mr. Lnul
T. -Koora; Ml AJmerta Stevenson,
Mr, tH. ,C. t'slder; Ml Charlotte
Pleasants, Mr. K. P. Ralley! Miss D-
rald Borden, Mr I-ee Pender; Ml
Alio Bordea, Mr. T. Tl. Wright: Mis
Margaret ' Brtdger, Mr. A. C, Chal
mers; Ml Elisabeth Hrlrtgars, Mr. H,
R. Calder, Ml rnthia Roiintre.
Mr. If. M. Cha; Ml HLu Prince,
Mr. R H. flrMger; .'Ml Janle
; Jones, AlhevWr, Mr. John, R. Mrircti
i Ison! Ml' BHsa Klddee, Mr. A. P.
J William; Mr. and Mm toyman tHtla
i not Mr. nd Mr. K. A. Metts
' tagsMr. B. F. Iw! Mr. C.
McD. tivt of fhvannsh. Os. .":.
. Chjwrone-MM. P. " T Brtdger.
Mr. Jlrt , K. Wis. Mr. " R. H.
' Northup Mr. M,. F. M, GoHvaneor,
Mr. OH. W. Kidder, Mr. WIHIam
Latimerv- f' v ' ' y '.
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' Mr. J, A. Allport ha Issued In
vtotlona for an afternoon and even
ing party, ah will, glva Saturday at
her residence on Oak street, tar her
daughter, Mir flussnae , Allport. Jn
the afternoon Bvo: hundred, will be
' played and among the number of
. girl friend of Mia Allport Invited,
are many, of Jier fellow students at St,
Genevieve' convent In Victoria. The
' college color, red and while, will be
' used to decorate th 'tealden. ' Jn
the evening both young women and
' men will b tiked. Th party, la one
of. the largeit glvn rcntly In the
counter get y '.'
J
i The Hunthlna Book club of Beaver-
dam wjil give an entertainment thl
evrnlfif at half pat eltht o'clpek 4n
the ttrac School hmiaei to which
their friend ar tnoat cordially In
vited. Th club 1 purely torlaMti It
aim and lnc It organisation aev
ral month' ' ago, ha prospered,
Ther win b an In terming program
of mude and Teeltationa. 'Which will
opened by an addreaa tiy Key. Jr.
R. William. Mle Orar fborn will
rive the elufe greatlng from th T,
W. C A Mia. Elisabeth- Henwr wtH
'glva a reading, and Mr. Jack Weatall
will play a violin nil accompanied
T Ml Minnie Weitall. Th Bea
ver dam Mala quartette win alng ev-
v arai number.
jl jl .'
. ' Th wedding of Mia Shirley Tulne
CurtU, daughter of Mr. and Mr. J.
l'. CuMI of Turlke, and Mr,. W. C.
Jtrltt, a'on ft Mr. and Mr. J. J.
Brltt, wet. rulUy married yeaterday
morning at 1 o'clock at th horn of
lha hrlde'a brother, Mr, Kebulon
Cortla and Mr, furtl. An Chtnut
tract. Dr. Tt, Campbell of the
Mrat PrbyhHla chnrch performed
tha ceremony, which w wltneaaed
t a fw mar relative and Intimate
' friend of the Intareated partlea
' Ml , Cartl waa given marriage
hr tier brother, end wore a travailing
grown of brown cioth with ht of the
same abide. Rha carried yellow
chryaanthemum.' 'fcr. Watoif la-
, ther waa tha matron ft honor and
'the beat man waa Mr. William RMer
'oik Mr. and Mr. Brltt departed in
h"' tha afternoon for an eaatern trip and
. wilt ta at home at 4 Charlotte
.street after December 10th. Mr, and
;Mr. Brltt have many friend In the
City who wll wlah them avery hap
f Pin
. Apropos of tha forthcoming p
g pearanoe of lime. Frlttal ft heff at
M the Auditorium, many Aehevllle peo
M pla will remember with pleaaur the
V; lecture and reading given by her
U noted tiuaband. Mr. John Po. Jr..
aevara! winter aro. at the T. M. C.
I A. auditorium. Mr fox wa reeted
ENGLISH
Walking
For Women
Hark Cross and Dent Tnnmrted Gloves.
Made with exacting thoroughness. Well cut
and sewn.
. ,Cro8! walking gloves in tan, black, white
and gray . . . .... $1.50 to $2.50
Cross auto gloves $3.00
Dent's heavy walking or driving gloves, black
and tan . . . . .... . . $2.C0
Ahso a full lino of Adleir'a gloves, the best dramatic glove
wa hav been able to find, street glove and riding gauntleta
.. .. .. .. .. ..Sl.00 to S3.(H
M. V.M00PE & CO.
V ' ." It PATT0N AVENUE
Ppeclalbtr' In Womrn' Mead y-t. Wear, Gnrmcnt.
Carrftil Attention Given to Mail Orders.
Ask for a Fall Catalogue.
by a lartK and very enthuelaatlc aud
ience, to which he read several chap
ters of fine i.f hi moat popular hooks
"The Trull of th I)neome Pine."
Mr. Ko arid Mm. Rchuff were Itiar
rlci ehortly aft-r his visit to Ashe
vlllc and their happy union Is ample
refutation of the ofl repealed state
rr.i'iit that tcnliiars are iemperamen
tally unfilled for matrimony.
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The usual Friday evening buwling
tournament wilt take place this even
ing nt the Albemarle Club at the
Manor. Much Interest la being tHken
In the tournament and the club
house If filled with specnior each
week for the event,
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Ml Annie In and Mlas Myrtle
rfKan entertained with a Thsnk
gh'lng dinner t their homr? In West
Ashevllle yestf-rdtty. The house was
attractively decorated. Tho guest
werp, Miss Klora Iwl of Ulatesvllle,
Mix Mary McKlroy, Mlas Rue Mc
Klroy, Mi Mamie Whlttlngton. Miss
Minnie Jones, Mis ftadie MrHrsyer,
Miss Ada Baity. Mia Cora Hlty,
Mis Mry ligan, Mr, Clay PlUger
ald and Mr. t'aii I.niran.
p gp
The French h later Club h.is post
poned th meeting which wa to have
been held this afternoon f t the resi
dence of Mrs. W. T. Dunn, until a
weak from today.
rrrtso i, mfmiox
Mr. Arthur lllghy of- Indlanaseil,
Tnd., who has been In town for a
brief stay, left yesterday for Teter-
burg, Kla. Mr. Jllghy Is a newapa
per man and will be connected with
a Florida paper.
Congressman and Mr. J. M.
Oudgee, ir ; , hav', returned from
Washington 'and' are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thorns Rollins on Chest
nut street.; ''. ' . '
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Mrs. r. W, 3irel h gona to .At
lanta,1 rta.! to" spend the Week end
with relatives., -j, . ; .
Mi Mary Watson ha returned
from a several day visit to friends
In Spartanburg, 8. C,
' -ri
Mr. O j C. Hamilton, of Chicago, I
visiting hi family at Ardmlnn Park.
" Mis Harriet Boone and Mr. Rog
er Boon of Wsynesville are th
guests of the Mlssa Kerr on Vane
treat for aeveral, day. .:
Ml Rachel Panlla, who ha been
visiting friend tn th city tot veral
week, has returned to her horn In
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. Earl Clark wa In th olty
yesterday spending Thapkaglvlng
with Mr. W. H. Clark.
M Tim Cock and Mr. Lloyd
J3rown attended th, football gam
between Carolina and Virginia at
Richmond. Vscyeaterdsy.-rr-:--
Mr. ' F. it;' Mler and heo son.
Mr." Carl Messier, left for Durham
yesterday, where th latter will rep
resent the Ashevllle High school, In
th Interacholasttc declamation Con
test at Trinity college.
K Rev, and Mrs.- D. Atkins of Wea-
varvllla wilt spend tha winter month
with their daughter on South Main
treet.
Mr. ' Wataoa Luther and daughter
of Greenville, 8. C, ar the guest
of Mr. and Mr. Zebulon Curtis, on
Chestnut street , v
Mlsa Mlnnl Kdmond ha returned
to Charlotte after a several day visit
to friend In 'the city.
Ml But Kelley and Mr. U &
Jarrett, of tVayneavllle, ' came '"to
Ashevllk yeaterday to attend the
matlne of the "Girl of tha Ootden
West." .-; .....'.
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Mr, mil Mm. Davlea of Thlcago.
TU,, are aninata at Bingham rlelghtd
for Thanksgiving, and will' retvirh
to thslr horn the latter part of the
week.
Mis Ilarnicf, dimming, of Mobile.
Ala., I spending the winter In Ashe
vtll. Mlsa Mary and Miss Rue McElroy
and Mlsa Mury Irfan. students at the
Normal and Collegiate Institute, spent
Thanksgiving tn West Ashevllle, the
Glove
Ifomvcr
Mothers
No Tcmno- woman, in tha ior ni
coming motherhood, should neglect
to prepare her system for the phys
ical ordeal aUe s to nndergo. The
health of both she and bet comin?
j child depends largely upon the care
she bestows upon hers. 1 1 durinjf the
waiting months. Mother s rnend
prepares the expectant mother's sys
tem for the coming; event, and its use
makes h'T comfortable during; all the
term. It works with and for nature,
and b gradually expanding all tis
sues, muscles and tendons, involved.
and keeping the breants in good con
dition, bnngrf Ine woman to the crisis
in splendid physical condition. The
baby too is more apt to be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prpared herself for nature's supreme
function. Ko better advice could be
given a yountr expectant mother than
that she use Mother's Friend ; it is a
medicine that has .proven its value in
tnousanas 01
esses. Mother's T 4rVv4sU avA
Friend is sold at I10lH6rS
Writ! forrfree TrfelMl
book for expect-
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many aug
gstions of a helpful nature.
BRADPIEID KECUUTOK CO., AHmta, Gr.
guest of U'lt Myrtle and Miss An
nie Jjogan.
? Mlsa Helen Wrljrht ha retursed
from a everal week vlu to friends
In the easte part of the tate.
Mrs. U S. Oatewood of Kenteky
I spending several weeks In Ah
vHla. Miss Loulan Orover. who ha been
visiting the Misses Bowman, ha re
turned to her fcome In Birmingham,
Ala.
Miss Laura Hunter, who ha been
pending .Thanksgiving with relatives
Jn the city, ha returned to her home
In Atlanta, Qe,
THANKSGIVING SPIRIT
ABROADJNTHE LAND
YESTERDAY'S WAS fDEAL, HOU.
DAY WKATHKR..
Various Mnea of , Entertainment
SoiiKht and Few There Were Who
Who Failed to Have Good Time.
Tha "ntmnksgtvng spirit ' wa
Abroad in til land yesterday, th
holiday - having been genta,lly ob
served here. In spHof ,tho fact that
tha day was very cold, pleaaur aaek-
rs wers not dismayed and managed
to enjoy he day to tha fullest ex
tent. Practically all of tha city merchant
closed their door and allowed their
employe a holiday and the majority
of th otficM of th professional
Wen remained c4osed throughout th
day. Th mploye of the various
firms spent tttiw bolklay in many ways
and retired last night thankful for
th opportunity which they had tiad
to apend the day as dhey thought
bet.
, In most o,f Hhe chnrcbea, special
erioe wro held and exceedingly
good music waa arranged by th
choir of the city' many houses of
worship.
There were various forma of
amusement foe thou wftto desired to
spend the day pursuing Dame Pleas
ure. Many huntsmen spent th day 1n
the fields and woo its and turned Dhe
holiday Into one of brief ifor many
famllle of qull and other gnme.
Those who remained in th elty and
who tar not foml of cold -cher did
not bestir themselves a great deal
during l.he day, having been content
to alt near the fire or radiator and
read or talk. When tlhcy went out of
door they made It a point to reach
their destination by the nearest route
Awn the starting .point.
It ia said hat Aahevllle etreete
wore treversed by fewer automobiles
yesterday than during any day for
many years. This wa.i probably due to
the Tact that eotomohlllets cared lit
tle to Joy ride Tui:lmr tlhe day and few
people tied bualnesa that could he at
tended to on tha national holiday.
The competitive shoot at the now I
rifle range drew a large number of
person Interested In using the pis
tola, to that place and "The Htrl of
the Oolden West" yesjjsrday after
noon draw a number. No amall array
of foolbAll enthusiast eaw Blnirham
simnk th Marine eeverely at the
Riverside gridiron and varloua thlnss
caused the streets to be pretty well
filled last evenln-n,
The oda fountslna of th c-lty en
Joyed a good business! durln the day,
although not mjch shaved Ice was
used in fhelr concoctions. Those with
a thlrwt to quench as a rul, chose
something hot and were exhilarated
with houllllona, liot Chocolstee, coco
atvd oehor warm fountain drinks. Dtrr
Ing the a'ternoon. many housewives
bound turkey reseller Into luteT
and small woviltl bo Indians ori a
wig of turkey feathers. The Uirby
family had nheolwely nothing to to
thonk.ful frr yewterday. Cranberries
were destroyed in r ent nn-mbcrs and
mtnee pie a favorlie. The hotels
and cafes of fhe city crve:l special
Thanksgiving dinners and luncheon
and many AsCievllllans dined at their
favorite eating place In order that the
servants might enjoy the day.
Altotrethec, ttie day wee a pleasant
one for thoeo blessed wttt a goodly
portion of the world's goods and the J
unfortunates were not forgotten hy
the Associated Charities and other in
stitution', end no small ntunbcr of
Individuals tv generous w-Wi their
girt to the deserving, poor.
READERS SCATTER
Bee the Brown-Weaver Hardware
Co.' ad.
$25 and $30 tailpred
'5 s u i t s ? from regular
stock, line selection,
sty lisHv weaves choice
r 'f-
$19 $0 a suit
1,1.
$20 evening dress
es of chiffon and
silk, at this sale for
$14:50 dress
GOOD SCORES MADE
AT THE RIFLE RANGE
Match Between Militia and Fiollce.'
men Failed to Materialise, Latter
Not Showing t'p.
Th (hooting . ,mtah betwetn the
team ot th organised militia and the
Ashevllle poltaa. whlch Was to
hare beeo pulled off yeattfdhy at
th new rwte -rang nr tho. Way. pro
perty ta Boaverdam, did not mate
Ma lis a wjr-anttctpta, th patrol
men having' failed to go q'ut tn suf
ficient nvimbers to compose 'a team.
However, mllUla team did -some
excellent iVprk and (4 numbrr of dtl
sens ho went out to aee the match
Pepre.t the t&lics fore.
Shooting "on the flftwn yard line
five shou tn ten seconds, Uhe ifollowlng
scores war made- by tha soldiers, the:
fig-urea Indicating tha number or per
fect shots out of a possible twenty -
five, wttjtch is retarded a perfect:
Toting, it, 17; Bard. II, 16; Brown,
14. ; Koon, SO, 21; Kesterson. 21.
18; rtlgsbee, 10, II; MeCandteas, 22
20. On 4h twenty-flva yard line shoot
ing Ave times in nnx seconds, the
core wr a follow: Young 10;
Bard. 21; Brown. It; Koon, 18;
Keeteraon, It; Rlgbe, ft; MeCan fl
ies. 22. On tho same line shooting
thie ssm number of shot In twenty
seconds, out of a posed bib twenty-flve,
the following score were made:
Toung, JW; Bard S$; Brown, 2t;
Koon, 11; Kesterson, 11; Rlgsbee, 16;
McCandlees, 21. from tha fifty
yard line, shooting flv shots In thirty
seconds, till figures look like this:
Young, 18; 'Bard, ' 22; Brown. 21;
Koon, 20; Kestreoa 18; Htgsbee, 0;
MoCandless, 19. ;
WANT r. s. cmzENs' RIGHTS.
WAfllllNOTOX. Nov. 20. Momhxra
of the lrto Klco commission of la
bor have reaohofi Washington to lay
before President Taft a pMltlon ask
ing that Forto Rtoana .b ipranted the
abaohite right of A mart can outsell.
See the Bron-tVavor Hardware
Cor ad. ,
ROCKERS
Make Fine Gifts
100 Different Styles
$4.50 up
J. L. SMATHERS & SONS
Mammoth Furniture Store
15-17 N. Main St.
THE SANITARY
CONDITIONS
In our big plant are perfect,
even- cleanly feature that
can be provided being util
ized. BUTTER CRUST
.Bread is the .perfection of
human skill, 'knowledge and
pure ingredients. Ask yonr
grocer, or phone 622.
ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
Try our Hotel Bread.
Three loaves for a -quarter.
Col 1 e ire St reet Ba kerV,.
IE.V .i MOWREV, Prop." '
37 College St. -v Phone 857.
J9-2Z-Z3
$18.50, $20 and $22.50
suits this season's best styles
will be sold today and to
morrow at this price. Don't
miss this suit opportunity
for
SJZ.OQ a suit
THE PALACE
FEATURING
BEST
Motion Pictures
and Orchestra
.THE
Daylight Theater
fHE , BERLIN , SAMPLE,
(.-s;-fiTORE''. -'
Great value In ladle' .Coat Suit
and Long; Coata, ranging in prices
from S&.00 to S8.50.
V. Pack Square
MISS
w
EXTERT CXRSKTIERB
KOOMS tl mo S3
American national Bank Building
We are daily hearing
praise of the wonderful
heating qualities of our
justlv famous
M. & W. INDIAN
COAL.
. We get it from the
best mines in the Jellico ;
District nnd selected
this particular coal be- I
cause of its high fuel
properties. Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice :
Company :
M l'attoa Ave. Prahaoor Bklg.
I
VIOLINS
A large assortment has
just arrived from Germany.
From $13.00 to $50.
Come in and see thm.
Folk's Music House
21 South Main St.
Let ua gir w at. ostimnt .'
that Ktectrlo Wiring. Our wt til's
.?lwfactluo. '
W. A. WAED,
IS Cliurclt St. Phoc 4
Emanuel
Schoal of Shorthand
Oldest scltou of tta kind ta the Sonth.
OlThe !
ltoom IT Dlirnmor BMc. 1
(Over Iteld a)
Miss Sadie KreanaeL Prlttcipal
Positions Srcnred tew. n Graduate
Dr. R. G. Buckner las
changed his residence fron
18 Vance Stwt to 11 Soco
Street. Phone 12702 rings.
Offiarf
Patton An.
.1;''
Fresli
: Turkeys
: Of a Quality
iMmttmi
5 M. HYAMS
: FRESH MEATS
? Phone 4t-sS.
The Gruner Sanitarium
31 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemen
FOR SALE
Suburban home of eight rooms. One minute walk from street car
Una. lot 150x230. fTJno lvBjd and f trult trees. Unsurpassed vlow. House I
has modern, sanitary plumbing; electric Hghts; not and cold water; ce
ment collar and upstairs oleeplng porch. Nice garden, chjekan yaAJ and
good stable. , ,
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO.. 48 Patton Ave.
HOOD
B Haywood St.
SEWING MACHINES
VARIOUS KAKE8
Bold, Exchanged,
Rented and
Repaired
CASH OR EAST PATMEVTS
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Liegal Bldg Pack Square.
Phone 1.0?
3
For-the Man Tio
SMOKES
Nassau lighters, make an
ideal gift. $1.00 up to f 7.50.
CHAS. E. HENDEESON
- 52 Patton Ave.
TRIMMED HATS
- Reduced
M. Webb Co.
A desirable faim of 34
acres, with 8-room house
and outbuildings, running
water,-'four-miles from the
court house, easy terms.
Canaday Realty Co.
10 N. Pack S5. Phone 974
535 and $40 fine
tailored suits, be s t
models of the Winter
Season, for
$Z9.00 a suit
$25:and$30 chif
fon and silk even
ing dresses, beauti
ful colorings,
v choice
$19.50 dress
Meats
& Ducks?
that Pleases
GROCERIES J
Cor. Main Merrimoo
'l
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL OF MUSICAL
ART AND LANGUAGES
Teacher
Vocal
Mrs. ErfjM. Harkar
Mrs. G,P. Westa.1!
' Mrs. J. G. Stlkeleaithar
Piano
Hiss Minnie Westali
Miss Kate Laxton
Mt. if. Flaxlngton Harkar,
Mr. John W. Starnes
Organ and Theory
Hr. F. Flaxlngton Harkar
' Language
Hi A. J. Lyman
Phone S44 Auditorium Bids.
MISS CRUISE SHOP
25 Haywood St
Ladies, you are invited' to call and
Inspect my new line Of hair orna-
t menta, shell goods and the newest
styles Jn hair dressing;. We are show
thg the largest line of hair goods ever
shown in the city. We do manicuring,
chiropody and halrdresstng.
The perfect system of
handling all garments of
whatever nature, and house
hold linens which has been
devised and put into opera
tion in our plant, enables us
to handle them with cu.Vi
precision and regularity that
pointment in the work
which we send back to you
in bundles precise. Those
who wish a service that is
proving highly pleasing to
the discriminating will do
well to send thpir rumloa
I here for treatment.
MOUNTAIN -TTV
STEAM LAUNDRY
Phone 426
WrigMsmanf
'0 Church Street