THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASHEVTLLE, N. C, MAECH 11, 1917.
Society Personals
Woodcock, m mad ths occasion of
a surprise party given in uer
yesterday afterifoon at the Bandana
lea room by Mr, ijrucilla Shlpp. Th
Bower-decorated room was more than
usually attractive, carnation and
candles marking; the number of the
honoree'a birthdays, and thirty of
Mrs. Woodoock's friends were present
to tender their congratulations. The
honoree's table, on which was an ela
borate birthday cake, was In the cen
ter of the room, circled by tables at
which were the other guest. A num
' ber of these had attended on the oc
' eaalons of the birthdays of Mrs. Eliza
W. null, and Mrs. M. O. Stockton In
the past few months. Bon bon boxes
were used as favors. The guests were
received by Mrs. John T. Dunlop.
The guests were Mrs. O. Miller,
Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mrs. W. 8- George,
Mrs. Edwin Garten, Mrs. Elusa W.
Gllli. Miss Oillls, Mrs. J. F. Ramsey,
Mrs. R. P. Bmlth, Mrs. H. H. Sullivan.
Wrs. Maurice DuPont, Mrs. Drucllla
(jhjpp. Miss May Alexander, Mrs. J.
B Betta. Mrs. Locke Craig. Mrs. j. E
Millard, Mrs. R. P. Johnston, Mrs- B.
B. Fakes. Mrs. whlteford Smith. Mrs.
Amy Vandoveer, Mrs. W. B. Streeter,
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. J. F. Bchoepf, Miss
Carrie Wagner, Mrs. M. O. Stockton.
Miss Anna McDowell, Mrs. Rogers
Grant, Miss Mollis Erwin, Miss Anna
McDowell. Miss May McDowell, Mrs.
Robert F. Campbell, Mrs. a D. Holt,
Mrs. Woodcock.
The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. J. Bralnard Thrall at her home
on the corner of Merrimon and Spears
avenue Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. "Our Historic Rivers" will
be the subject of the program and
Miss Eugenia Rows will be the lead
er for the afternoon. Mrs. James O.
fitikeleather will sing "The Suawanee
River" and Mrs. Harry Howell will
give a paper on "The Pamlico River."
Mrs. C. Ft. Bryant will have for her
subject "The Hudson River." She will
read Henry Van Dyke's poem on
Hudson's Last Voyage. Mrs. Leroy
Farlnholt will take for her subpeot
the "at Lawrence and the Mississippi
Rivers" with the "Frenon Settle
ment" Miss Eugenia. Rowe will hare
"The James River and the English
Settlement"
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The ladles of the Altar society of
St. L&wrenoe e Catnouo church, will
give their annual St. Patrick tea, Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. C Brandl at it Cherry street The
sours will be from o clock until
o'clock nd from I: SO o'clock until
11 o'clock. Delicious refreshments
will be served
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The Fortnight club met on Friday
at 240 Hillside street with Mrs. W.
W. Hannaman as hostess. The sub
ject for the eftqrnoon was "Suder
mann," Mrs. Verada Parrett giving
a comprehensive paper on his life and
works and Mrs. A. G. Barnett without
reference to notes thoroughly review
ing the drama, Magda. Dainty re
freshments were served.
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Miss Kate Lois Montgomery enter
tained during the week with a bridge
party in honor of Miss Elsie Alex
ander who is spending several days
with her at her home at Spartanburg.
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After the meeting of the Sociologi
cal congress which will be held the
last week in July at M on treat, N. C.
the congress will go to Hot Springs,
N. C, in a private car and be enter
tained by Mrs. Daniel Saffora at ner
home. Mrs. Bafford has recently pre
sented this congress with a thousand
acres of land at Hot Springs for the
building of a home for crippled chll
dren. Among- the party will be Gov.
B rough, of Ark., who Is president of
the sociological , congress and Mrs.
Cole, who is its founder.
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Miss Van Kirk will lecture on the
"History of the Prayer Book" at No.
61 Lawrence Place in Grove oark on
xnursaay morning at 11 o clock.
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The Surgical Supply committee will
meet Tuesday mornlnar at 10:80
o'clock at the Nurses' Home of the
Mission hospital.
The Woman's Missionary society of
central Metnoaist church will noia
their regular monthly meeting Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
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The last of the children's dances of
the season given at the Georgian Ter
race hotel at Atlanta conducted by
Mr. Arthur Murray, took dace yes
terday afternoon. A number of fea
ture dances were enjoyed by the
many guests who witnessed the grace
of the youthful dancers.
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The Travelers' club met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Dallas at Oak
hurst school on Chestnut street. A
most Interesting and delightful pro
gram was given. A paper on "New
Orleans During Mardl Gras" read by
Last Week, But One
At The Old Stand .
Th ? Closing Out Sale Continues
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Wtv ABE MAKING A SPECIAL EFFORT THIS WEEK TO SELL OUT ALL MISMATCHED
PATTERNS IN OCR BEST SILVER-PLATED
Spoons, Forks and Knives
THESE ALL BEAR OUR BEST GUARANTEE, SO WHERE AN EXACT MATCH IS NOT IM
PORTANT THESE ARE SPLENDID BARGAINS.
. H. LAW
35 Pat ton Avenue
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Everyone Interested in Seeing the New Styles
for Spring is Cordially Invited
To Attend Our Remarkable Style Show which Takes Place
Thursday, of This Week,
One Afternoon Only
The newest, finest an3 most fawred styles in Gowns and Wraps, Tailored Suits, Dres
Suits, Ooats, Sport Cloths, Personal Furnishings and Accessories will be impressively dis
played bo that you may gain a full knowledge of what are to be the correct fashions for the
approaching Spring season.
An Elaborate Program of Fashion Entertainment has Been Com
pletely Arranged for Your Particular Style Guidance.
ON MARCH 15th, from 3 to 5 o'Clock
All Garments Will be Shown on Living Models
Do you fully realize the Importance of this Spring Opening Event and what it means
toyouf
Your personal attendance will not alone proclaim you as one of the style leaders of Ashe
ville. but it will also give you the opportunity to see the newest of the favored fashions in
what will long be remembered as the most remarkable Style Performance ever attempted. In
no other way could you possibly gain such a complete knowledge of what will be Jhe most
fashionable things to wear.
We Again Invite You Attend Our Wonderful Opening
ALL ARE WELCOME
J I PattonAvc
Phone 73
Mrs. Chester Brown, was greatly en
Joyed as was the paper on "The
Creoles" given by Mrs. Fred See ley.
After the general discussion lead by
Miss Reese on 'Tennessee Moun
taineers" and "Georgia Crackers;"
Miss Dallas served her guests with
delicious refreahnvtita. A number
of the members of the faculty of the
school were Invited guests at this
meeting.
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A pleasing recital was given by the
pupils of Miss Ruth E. Blanchard,
Friday evening, at her home 88 East
Spears avenue. Those present rend
ered their selections in a very credit
able manner. The program was as
xuiiuwa;
Piano duet "Military. March. Schubert
Mlsa Elizabeth Brunner, Miss Blanch
ard. Piano solo "Little Things" Rowe
Miss Marie Edwards.
Piano solo "Violets" Rowe
Violin solo "Sweet and Low"..Darnby
Miss Louise Cliff.
Piano solo "The Rose Bud".... Row
Miss Louise Edwards.
Piano solo:
(a) "Last Thought. C M. von Weber
(b) song "Chiming Bells" ... Row
Miss Ruth Mary Cliff.
Piano solo "Windmiir Hubbard
Miss Marguerite Wolfe.
Piano solo "Sonatlne" Clement!
Miss Sarah Blalock.
Piano solo "Minuet" Dussek
Master Earle Whiteside.
Duet "Minuet In B." Beethoven
Piano Miss Marguerite Blrkmyer.
Violin .Miss Ruth Chedester.
Piano solo "Summer Pleasures"
Hennlng von Koss
Miss Marguerite Alexander.
Violin solo "Echos from the Alps"
Master Jack Cliff.
Piano solo "Whispered Secrets"
Lindsay
Miss Mattle French Young.
Piano solo "Chanson de Noel"
Miss Katherlne Brown.
Violin nolo "Shepherd Boy" ... Wilson
Master Jerome Brunner.
Piano "Reverie" Heller
Miss Willy Love Toung.
Violin "Gondelled" David
Miss Elizabeth Whiteside.
Piano:
(a) "Village Festival. .Loeschborn
(b) "Consolation" . . Mendelsschnn
Miss Lillian Watkln.
Violin "Marltana"
Master William Lee.
Piano "Chanson de Noel."
Miss Katherlne Brown.
Violin
(a)
(b)
eroua games and were served with
many good things to eat- Mlsa Ers
kln received a number of gifts from
her small friends.
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The quarterly meeting of the Wom
an's society of the First Presbyterian
church will be held in th church
house tomorrow afternoon at 1:80
o'clock. All member are requested
to be present.
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The Woman's Missionary society of
the Central Methodist church will
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CHIROPODY & MANICURING
for ladle and gentlemen. Eleo
trolyst by expert operator.
Shampooing and marcel waving.
Miss Cruise's Shop
at Haywood St. Phone IS.
Williams & Huffman's
Music House
Th Beat In Piano
Elk Club Bldg. Haywood St
Piano:
(a)
(b)
"Baracolle" Oosseek
"Gavotte" Oosseek
Master Emory Fanning.
"Etude de Concert". .Beringer
"Spring Song" Henselt
Miss Mlldrea uaira.
Piano "Morning" Heller
Miss Mary Dickson Kiaaick.
Violin quartet:
Masters Emory Fanning, Jsrom
Brunner, William Lee. Jack
' Cliff.
Piano "Black Key Etude". . .Chopin
Miss Mary Payne.
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A number of reservations have al
ready been made for the large card
narty to be given by tne reaeraiea
clubs of the city Just after Easter at
the Battery Park hotel.
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The AshevHle school basketfcall
team was delightfully entertained last
evening with a most enjoyame ban
quet, given In the private dining room
at the Manor by the Caplaln of the
team, Mr. A. B. Weller and th man-
ager. Mr. Pollard Smith- The dec
orations were artistic and unique.
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Mrs. W. g. Britt of N. 41 Stame
avenue, will be the hostess for the
Judson circle Monday afternoon at
8:10 o'clock. There will be Installa
tion of officers and other Important
business attended to. All members
are urged to be present.
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The main room of the Country club
was crowded yesterday afternoon with
gay dancers wno went out ror ui
regular tea dance rrom until :sv
o'clock. Mrs. Stanley Howland was
the hostess for the afternoon.
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Mrs. M. A. Erskln entertained with
an enjoyable birthday party for her
small daughter, little Mlsa Girlie
Erskln. who celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary yesterday after
noon. The little guest piayea num-
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Rolled Oats
4 Lbs. for 25a.
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Phone 9680.
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the Best
value obtalnabl mak it a point
to visit our Ladle" Ready-to-Wear
Department.
M. Levitt
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You Do Not
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You can enroll at any
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Emanuel
Business College
Phone 1100. 80 E. College M.
NOTHING DOWN PAT 11.60 A WEEK
Buys you a Graphophoa when yon have purchased for carta
lz record.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
OrderM.&YV.Coal
For Real Genuine Comfort and
Economy.
Phone 129 and ISO.
Carolina Coal ft Ice Comp'j
B0 Pattern At. Dhramor Bldf.
Saturday Oranges and Grape Fruits
Special' We know your want and want year business.
Grape Fruit Special Today
Nice, yellow and Juicy. .-.-.4c, to, TH and lOoJEsA
Orange isam kind ...--..-.-. 1 tBo and 0o Doaen
Tbeee Are Saturday gpwrtel - Qrmt 313m Them.
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Tb Store Sanitary Wbere Qaanty Prevail.
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