THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1911
Society and Personals
In the auditorium of th T. M
C. A. building on Monday owning the
Harac class of th North Ashe villa
Baptist mission entertained the Phil
' atheas of that school In honor vf
Mies Nettie Pendleton. Phllalhea clam
' leather, who leaves Ashevllle with
in ft abort time. Speeches were made
by a number of the members of
the class and the guests of honor
' ad the evening waa most en)yably
X - spent
i W. C. McConnell Is the superln
- Undent of the Sunday school and
the past year's work has been very
successf ul. He Is also a teacher at
' ".the First Baptist church.
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I Ths following Is Hppd from the
Denver Post of recent date, which
contained a larg picture and an l-
terestlng criticism of her work In
-"a play "A Romano of the Under
! World. in which shs Is appearing
Miss Abbott Bred In AshevlUe for
a, year at the residence" of Mrs. C.
M. PUtt. during which time she
" was a very popular member of the
younger set. liwe leaving AshevlUe
Mies Abbott studied .for the stage,
i fjtftd her professional debut ft year
er more ago, and has had a re-
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: Ths following will be of Interest to
-the many friends of Miss Abbott In
t AsheWlIS!
t- "An tinusuftl compliment was paid
I yesterday to Miss Dorothy Abbott,
a. young woman who is appearing
, In Paul Armstrongs play, 'A Ro-
manre of the Under World." at the
' .Orpheura. ,
' "Miss Abbott takes the part of a
' shoplifter who la convicted for her
thefts small, frail little woman.
th mother of ft family, who has
' sinned through want and not through
Inclination. Bhs "has" brief seen
" where she standi st the bar of )ue-
tloe, lifter she has seen convicted,
and sobs while tier husband pleads
, with the court for merry. Sentence
Is suspended, and, sobbing In her
? ibB' -arms, th. little i woman
; tsmves the room. , - -. ".,
t ,'YUy pcteetive Billy Oreen drop-
94 Hit' the Orpheutn yesterday af
; teraoon tot see '"A Romance of the
Under. World " No ma'is more fa
miliar with the types Paul Arm
strong has placed upon ths stage
; thaa he. When Miss Abbott stood
'' weening , before the court, Sleuth
William cautiously stole a hand to
his eyes and brushed away tear.
When the performance was -over.
Green r promptly, sought the stags
.manager's irtc.' ' t '
" fifty.' he blurted out In his char
acteristic lingo, 'you tell that young
Abbott woman, that -1 say she'i im
mense. I've "been watching stuff just
like that which she pulls off there
la the courtroom for years, and 1
- sever saw Anything ; truer to life.
. Why. darned If she dldnt make me
clubber for ft minute. And I want
to tell you, kid, that's going some!
Mays Barah Bernhardt can heat that
little girl, but not According to my
notion,' - - " -" f
"Miss Abbott ha been on the stags
'Mess than ft year, but her managers
. ' are predicting line future for her,"
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The Country club cotillion, which
- has been a toplo of Interest. .. for
' Mini - weeks past takes place this
evening at Battery Park and Is an
ticipated with the keenest Interest.
Ths committee ' fn chars of the
decorations , have Accomplished ft
soharae that is, though .simple in
design. In good taste. Ths lights will
be reduced to becoming glow by
the use of shades of an American
beauty tone. The decorations "will
consist .mainly of tropical plants, and
palms' although the Christmas grsens
will be much In evidence. This cotil
lion will be led by Mr. Allan Morri
son and Miss Lucy Minor,
' Miss Bea tries Willi and Miss Ad-
ellne Willis gae a. small Christmas
party at their residence on All SpuI's
Crescent In Blltmore, Christmas af
ternoon. The Christmas tree, and de
lightful refreshments were much en
joyed by the guests present
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Ths guests of Ravenscroft were
, delightfully entertained st dinner
Christmas evening, smong whom
. wer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oarllck
m and .- Miss Matilda Garlics,, of Cln
clnnatl, Mrs. Theo. Mlnge and son,
1 and Mr. Robert Simmons, of Charles
1 ton, 8. C, Several guests were In
vited from" the city and the dinner
was a most enjoyable affair.
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The Christmas tree given by Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, Vanderbllt at the
To Close Out
Winter Suits
We hare assembled our entire remaining
Btock into four lots. This assemblage comprises
a very good color and price range, blacks, blues,
browns, grays and mixtures. Suits that were
$15.00 to $65.00 are priced as follows.
Lotl ..
Lot 2 . .
Lot 3 . ,
Lot 4 . .
Special Underwear
Some rare values will be
' sale,' .
ML V.M00RE & CO.
i,v-. v.tfti-;
11 PATT0N
' IfiwolallMs in Women's Ready-to-Wear bannoai.
irui Attention otrea to Mail Orders.
' e Ask for a Fall Catalogue.
dairy on the Blltmore estate Christ
mas afternoon was enjoyed by a
large number of the tenant of the
estate, and a number of the; beads
of departments of the estate and
their friends. Moving "pictures were
shown and the occasion proved one
of the delightful events or the Christ
mas season.
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The Christmas tree glveo to the
pupils of the Sunday school of All.
Boul's church yesterday evening, took
place at the Parish Hmae In Bill
more and was much enjoyed by the
children.
, Mrs. O'Donnell gave a delightful
Christmas party st her residence on
French Broad avenue, at nine 0
clock Christmas morning. Twenty-
fire guests enjoyed Mrs. O'Donnell'i
nnspitainy.
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The Isdles of the Maccabnea met
In special review yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock. J
PERHO.NAIj MENTION v
Mrs. Chftg. C. Newton, of Phila
delphia, who spent some time St the
Battery Park hotel last summer, has
returned and expects to bo In. town
for several months.
Mr. Harry Hartael, who Is study
ing at the A and M., In Raleigh,
N. C, is at home for the hodays.
Miss Edna Mulroy, of the wom
en's College, at Columbia, .8. C are
spending the holidays with "ths Misses
Karris on Church street.
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Miss Boons and Miss Finn-, of
Baltimore, after spending quite a
while in AshevlUe, have left for Jack,
sonvtlle and from there will go to
Cuba.
Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Russell and
Mlsg Edith Russell of Lowell, Mass.
are visitors here and expect .to spend
soma time in AshevlUe. after wbalch
they contemplate ft trip to Panama.
Mr. Russell is president of one of
the largest banking concern Of
Lowell, Mass. , ,
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Mrs. B. l. Belther, of Cleveland,
Ohio, Ig in town.
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Mr. Eugene Horton, of New Tcrk,
who has been visiting his uncle, Mr.
C. W. R. Radeker, wss In Old
Fort yesterday.
Miss Edith Carthedge, of Brook
lyn, N . T , , and Madamoselle Au
gusta Cuondit of Sttitserland, are
visiting with Miss Harris, at I Aston.
Place.
Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds' leaves
shortly for New Orleans, where She
will spend the winter,
Mrs. B. W. Pitts, of Chicago, la
spending this week with Mrs., N.;
M. Watson, at Brookwood Hugalow,
In Bdgemont -Park, . . j(
Mr. Roy Watson, who la spend
ing sm time with his mother, Mrs.
N. M. Watson, will' leave on the
second of January to ' continue his
course at Princeton University.
Miss Dorothy Thompson, of Aber
deen, ' Scotland, who has been vis
iting Miss Westfedt at Rugby Orange,
is at Forest Hill.
Mr. B. Roberts, of Weaverville,
was In f he city yesterday. "
Mrs. Talbot Pennlman, who la In
New York at present, expects to re
turn shortly after the holidays to
AshevlUe.
Mr.' Jake M. Chiles, who spent
Christmas with his sisters In IMIton,
S. C, returns to the city today.
The Misses Willis, of Blltmore, ex
pect to leave shortly for Bt. Au
gustine, Fla.
Miss Mary Miller, of Lincoln ton,
N. C, arrives today to spend the
holidays in Blltmore. - ;
Rev. J. 8. Williams, who has
been confined to bis room for 'two
weeks from laxrlppe, hopes to be
out within a few days.
Mr. Troop Whitehead, of Macon,
Oa., Is vieltlng his sisters. Misses
Elisabeth and Anna Whitehead, at S
Astnn Place.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stevens of
..$10.00
..$12.00
. .$15.00
. .$23.00
Sale begins Thursday. '
offered during this '
AVENUE
There la Only One
"Bromo Quinine'
That la
Laxative Bromo Quinino
IMCD THK WOMB OVER TO OUR A COLO IH OKI DAT.
Always remember the (all name.
for this signature on every bos.
Entire Change of Program
At
The Dreamland
Each Day
New Songs! New Pictures!
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Oreenvllle, S. C, spent the holidays
In AshevlUe. Mr. Stevens left yes
terday for his home, but Mrs. Stev
ens will remain in the city until
Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Stewart are
spending the week at Bear Creek,
Chatham county.
Miss Sallle Wiley has gone to
Gaffney. B. C, for a visit of a few
days.
Mr. J. J. Bradford is visiting In
Concord,
Mr. James B. Rector has gone
to Chase City, Vs., an a visit of sev
eral days.
. Mr. Charlea J. Elliott leaves to
morrow for Richmond, Va.
Miss Nel) Monday, a member of
the staff of nurses of the Mission
hospital, leaves today for Lenoir, N.
V., where shs will spend ssveral
d.
Mr. Keith Seaman is the guest of
Mr. Charles and Clarence Engllen,
at their home on Chestnut street.
Miss Leon Carver, of the Mission
hospital, left yesterday for Waynes
vllle, where she will, spend her va
cation. Mr. ftnd Mrs. A. , 8. Jenkins, of
Oastnla, are la the city. .
Miss Iola Jenkins has returned
from school for the holidays and is
I A town..
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Beaman. of
Knosvllle, are visiting Mr. Beaman'a
sister, Mrs.. J. M. English.
. Mr- And Ms, Richard H. Roth
and daughter, Miss Clara, mtvs , re
turned from Charlotte, having spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs1. Henry
Collins, Jr., of that olty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas ar
rived in the city yesterday and are
visiting at the home of Mr.' Thomas'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cress
man. PILES ffJRED IN 6 TO 14 DATS
' Tour druggist will refupd money if
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure say
ease f Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
truding plies In ( to 14 dsys. 60c.
PASSING WORTHLESS
CHECK IS CHARGED
Peddler Living In Cotton Mill See.
tJon Arrnttexl Charged With Ser
ious Offense,
, Sam Burton, a peddler, who it
Is said, lives In the cotton mill sec
tion, was arrested yesterday, charged
with passing a worthless check on
Jake Murray, in payment for eome
chickens which the latter had sold
to him. It Is reported that the check
was drawn )n Murray's favor and
the amount waa named as 15.96.
Later Murray, It ia said, passed the
check at one of the hardware stores
of the city, believing that it was
good. However, he waa later notified
that the bank on which the check
was drawn had reported that Bur
ton had no funds In the institution.
The matter wss report at police
headquarters and Burton fas plscnd
under errest. Burton, it Is said,
,clulma tbat he asked Murray to
hold the check for a few daya un
til be could raise sufficient funds
with which to honor It. His case
win be called in city police court
this morning.
WILLS H(H'M) TO COCRT
Kid Wills, colored, was bound to
superior court under a bond of t&OO
by Justice of the Peace W. R. Qudg
er yesterday morning. It having been
charged that several months ago he
and a companion robbed J. L. Mor
gan, a hackman of thi city. It was
charged that Wills hired the cab of
Morgan and asked that he be driv
en to West AshevlUe where, It ta
said, he robbed the driver of all his
money. He made his getaway and
was not heard of for several months,
although some time sgo he was ar
rested In Knoxvllle and Was brought
back to AslyevHle for trial.
DRYDOCK rSKD AS THEATER.
The huge drydoek of the Pugrt
Sound navy yard, at Bremerton.
Wash., waa recently converted Into a
theMer for the entertainment of the
crow of the crulaer "Colorado" and
their guest. Two thousand enlisted
men gathered on the big "altars" of
the dock to see a motion picture ex
hibition. The machine, owned by the
"Colorado's" crew, waa set up on a
lighter at one eld of the dock, and
the audience waa gathered along the
ether aldo.Frem the Jaauary Popu
lar Mohaloa Magaaln. 1
Look
Sfio.
ARRIVE TODAY FOR
PAIR0fC0NTESTS
Washington and Lec V'ulvcrsity and
Local V. M. C. A. Basketball
Teains Play Two Games.
The member ( the team of the
Washington and Lee university will
arrive in the city . this afternoon
shortly after 2 o'clock, for two games
of basketball with, the aggregation
of the local, Y, M. C. A. While
In AshevlUe, the Waehington and
Lee players will be entertained by
their rivals.
The first game will be played to
night in the gymnasium of the T.
M. C. A. building and the second
will be pulled off tomorrow night
at the same place. At both games,
the local alumni of Washington and
Lee will occupy seats In the south
east corner of the balcony and will
root for their favorites. Ashevllle Is
a Washington and Lee stronghold
snd the supporters of that institu
tion will doubtless attend in large
numbers. At tomorrow night's game,
the students of the Normal and In
dustrial Institute win attend In a
body.
Professor A. C. Jackson, of the
Ashevllle school,, will act as referee
tonight, and the boys', orchestra of
ths association will render selections
between the halves '"
Following Is the way In which the
two teams win line up:
Waah'n & Lee Positions T. M. C. A.
Hannls R. P. Liplnsky
Bear L. P.' . Schartle
Miles yC. Chambers
Glasgow ' . H. Toung, Taylor
Craig, McDonald L.i Q.
Tenrient, Latt Brown
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PATROLMAN'S PARTY
Patrolman Fred 'Jones entertained
a few of his friends of the police
department and the sheriff's office
Monday evening at' a turkey dinner,
which 'was greatly enjoyed by those
who attended.
Mr. Jones' guests on this occar
lon were: Patrolmen Ingle, Daven
port and Collins and Deputy' Sheriff
Lyda,
RVSRTAN' NATURALIZED
Morris Roshlnsky, a cltissn of Rus
sia, was naturalized yesterday, having
taken the oath before Judge J. C.
Prltchard.
Manicuring, Shampooing, Electrical
Facial and Scalp Massage, entropy
Work for ladles and gvntfemen.
MISS CRUISE SHOP
25 Haywood St.
Phone 16
C A. Walker
Prescription
Druggist
Sole Agent
Candies
AOCORDIAN PLAITIXG
Don at
HOOD'S
5 HAYWOOD ST.
FOR SALE
Twelve acres of land, a
small water power grist
mill and store doing a gen
eral merchandise business.
For sale or exchange at a
bargain. This is a rare op
portunity. CANADY REALTY CO.
10 Pack Square
Phone 974 '
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Pre-Jtnventort Sale of Ready-to-ldear
(garments gegtns Jomorrow
Thursday morning we will offer for sale our entire
stock of women's winter, apparel at HALF-PRICE and
LESS. In doing this we arc merely following the
policy of the past. Every season sees bur our line ab
solutely new. we do not. carry over goods. , 7
Read below and you can easily tell how we do it.
$20 suits in blue and mixtures, for $9.45
$25 suits in bide, black and colors, for $11.95
HALF PRICE on colored long coats and all Fall
and Winter Dresses. V1
VICTOR STERN
RELIABLE JEWEIEK
I now carry up-to-date Jew
elry a well as antkjtte Jewelry.
Expert repair work done In my
own shop at reasonable prices.
VICTOR STERN
Jeweler
Haywood Street
Dr. E. Gr. Buckner has
changed his residence from
18 Vance Street to 11 Soco
Street. Phone 12702 rings.
Hotel Bread
8 Cents per Loaf
COLLEGE ST. BAKERY
37 E. College St.
Phone 857
GOOD BREAD
Is the best staff of life
Good Bread in Asheville has
been found bv most bread
consumers to be our famous
Butter CrttSV-full 16-ounee
loaves. Ask your grocer or
phone 622.
ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
P1OTCRE FRAMES AND FRAMING
Sav money on picture frame
Ready to deliver frames In gold and
stiver plat, dainty wooden (frame
in popular size Frames from latest
mouldlmr mexle trutckly. - Card board
and picture gtae for sale.
HATS STUDIO j
S I. JPaok S4ur
TRIMMED HATS
Reduced
M. Webb Co.
If you are a stenographer
or a bookkeeper desiring a
position, and will call at the
office of
The Emanuel School
of Shorthand
we may have something of
interest for you. Office No.
16 Drhumor Bldg. (over
Field's.) .
A STRONG,
: FIERCE HEAT
Coke is noted for its
strong, fierce heat.
Makes this heat without
anv smoke or soot or
; dust, and lasts a long
time. Very much light
J er than coal, therefore
I greater quantity. Spe-
ciai price. ' j
Phone 130 I
l Carolina Coal . :
& Ice Company :
a Pauoa Ate. Draiwnar Bitig.
a
:....,....ca
j Fresh
Turkeys
I Of a Quality
M.
FRESH MEATS
SILK UMBRELLAS
With detachable 14kt. gold filled and Sterling
silver hand engraved handles, for both ladies and
gentlemen. ' x
CHAS. E. HENDERSON X
52 Patton Avenue
rv". 'roR'REOT:uimTRinBH '
Desirable house in Oi-o've' Park. Hot water iieaf
and an modern conveniences. See
THE H. f. GRANT REAL TY CO.. 48 Patton Art y
TURKISH BATHS
The Gruner Sanitarium'
51 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemen
Asheville School
of Musical Art
and
Languages
Phone U4
Auditorium Bldg.
The Best Talking
Machine
Is
the Favorita-Grafanola
at
Only $50.
FalsMusicDouse
Wrightsman's
MXLLOfZatT
10 CSiarcb
J. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Walck Itnalrias a CpecUlty.
U W. Pack Fare.
ROCKERS
100 Different Styles
$450 up
J. L. SMATHERS & SONS
Mammoth Furniture Store
Jaibred Jiufc
Aess than Jfalf
Price.
Visssiaj afls Sltrle
IVIeats : j
& Ducks j
that Pleases j
HYAMS
groceries:
Osj. H. Main HarrtBaoa As.
-r-
Mfr TJS RBCOVER THAT
CTCBRELIiA t
WKh on of our all-silk crrer.
This would ndLio an ideal OhritIna,
present, very economical and oa ef
extreme usefulness. Also a large a
lection of very tine handle.
J. M. HEARN and Co.
Battery Park Place -
Phone 448'
Merchant Tailor, Legal Bm t
Pack Samara. Phon tf.
! LOGANff
it
nrs not too late tor ohbistw
MAS PHOTOs) I
AH photos taken before December:
IS will be delivered bv rri.i
Bleotrlc printing machines preavat'
disappointment. Tou are atoaoiati
aasured of good plotureg at -
RAT'S STUDIO
Orer SktooW Shoe Btor
After the Christmas holi
days comes the work of get-'
ting the ends together, and
getting started out right for
the new year. On the mat
ter of washing, we suggest
you try the work done by.
this big sanitary and. well
ventilated laundry, and find
out from experience just
how satisfactory real good
work is.
MOUNTAIN
CITY STEAM
LAUNDRY
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Vaxcsw- HUFF.i
EXTERT CORSETTERB
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ROOMS T7 and ya
Phone M l
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