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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. r fROUP SOCIAL. & Spasmodic croopl la usually relieved with PERSONAL cn application of 1 7 x7 un Wm TTamllln Batti4 of Green rill, formerly Miss France Oat of ; , thia city, who la visiting her parent ' In Orov Far, was ins minor at a moat delightful Informal after " nMtn taa clvan yesterday at the Edge mmt tea ahoo on Edgemont road, Th mesta present lor th affair war; Mr. Thomas a Rollins, : Mr. A. Hall Johnston, Mrs. BeatUe, Mia Klliabeth Blaln. Miss Florence urir . nth Miller. Mis Elizabeth Rollins and Miss 11 Alexander. Mr. and Mr. M. A. Ersklne enter tainsd at luncheon yesterday at Grove Park Inn, having- as their chief guests. Mr and Mm Albert 8. Adams, of Aint Mf. Adams is the Inter naUonal president of the Rotary clubs, jl jl There will be a meeting- of the , Trinity Sunday school children thia ; afternoon at S o'clock to practice the Christmas carols. All members are earnestly requested to be present. . j . Jl Th Saturday Muslo olub will meet at the' First Presbyterian church nana this afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. To club was unable to meet at th high school on -account of th build In- being closed on naiuraay, anu no heat on. Th regular weekly dance given at tha Red Circle club rooms on Broad way will be held this evening, dancing starting at 1:10 o'clock. The young ladies of th city holding Invitations to th previous dances are cordially invited to attend tne arcair. 3 J . . Th AsheVUl Country club will entertain as usual this afternoon from o'clock until 6:30 o'clock at tea. in compliment to the members of the club and their out-of-town guests, jl j Th Lucy Robertson Missionary so ciety will meet this afternoon at 8:30 o'clock with Mis Ruth Chedester, at " her residence, 61 South French Broad avenue. J J A number of th members of the , younger social set are planning to attend th Saturday evening dance given by th management of Grove Park Inn In compliment to th guests stopping tber. Th affair win be from : 10 o'clock until 11 o'clock. - . Jl - Jl ". Th Qastoni Daily Gaxette gives th following that will Interest the members of th local chapter V. V. "At th recent state convention of of th V. IV C held in High Point, It was decided to endow a bed at the tat tuberculosis aanltorlum for th descendants of veterans stricken with the great whit plagu and unable to pay the dollar a day, which is the rat at th sanatorium. This bed is to be known as the V. JX C Bed, and tha endowment is to be permanent, Mrs. E. F. Reld. of Lenoir, was ap pointed ; chairman of . th committee to ran in necessary runas, ana Mrs. IX A. Garrison, of this city, is a mam ber of this committee. No definite plan of action has been worked out as yt, but th success of th venture 1 assured, and Dr. McBrayer is Im mensely pleased at tha action of the convention. Mrs. W. C Allen, of "Waynesville, ha been among th visitor In the city mi we rimon avenue, aw spending several days at Tryon, before reurnlng to their home. Mrs. M. H. Reeves, of Waynesville. spent Sunday in Ashevllle, motoring to the city with a party of friends. Mrs. Frank 8. Donald has returned to her home in the eastern part of the state, after a visit here. Mrs. Jack Ball and small son, who have been visiting Mrs. Ball' mother, Mrs. Ida Jervey, for several weeks, have returned to their homo at Char leston, H. C. Mr. A. B. Frost, or Richmond. Va., is a visitor in Ashevllle for several days. Mr. W. Peyton is at Charlotte for a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hitch, of Ak ron, Ohio, have arrived here for a stay of a fortnight or more, after which they will ko to Florida for th season. Mr. David Settle, 'of Greensboro, has arrived in th city and Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Settle. Mr. F. N. Hall has been at Char lotte for a stay of several days. VICIfSVAPORl YOUR BODYGUARD". 30. 01751 60ML20 visit her sister at Cincinnati,' Ohio, be fore returning to Ashevllle. Mr. T. 8. Morrison Is spending sev. eral days at Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. Arthur B. Wade formerly Miss j Esther Pearson, daughter of Major and Mrs. v. H. Pearson, or Cumber land avenue, will leave shortly for Germany to join her husband, who is an officer in the American army. Blue Ribbon Vanilla Is made up to the highest standard from Vanilla beans selected fro the finest that grow. Distinctive, delicious flavor. 2 oz. bottle. "Best and takes less." Adv. Miss Bess Ray, spent Wednesday of Waynesville, In Ashevllle. Mrs. O. B. Strickland and daugh ter, Miss . Elizabeth Strickland, or Old Fort, have been among tha guests in the olty recently. Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Brigham have been spending a short while in the city. Rev. Edward M. Chapman, who re cently came to the city has leased a cottas-e on Hunset Terrace, urove Park, and wilt make Ashevllle his future home. Mr. J. S. Hunter spent several days this week at Charlotte. Mrs. W. G. Greenwood la a guest at the Mecklenburg hotel at charlotte. Miss Ethel Reeves will leave th end of the month for Clearwater. Fla., where she will be during the re mainder of th season. All Souls Church people and all friend rally t Sunday morning service at Blltmore. Bishop Horner will tell about the "Nation wide Campaign". Special Music Mau rice Tjonghnrat, organist and conduc tor, Rally! Fine assortment Wall Vases at all prices at Laws. 21 Hay wood St. In th middle of th day' shop ping, come to the Four Star Tea Room on Pack Square, and have lunch. Supper Saturday night and music. 12-5-2 The Edgemont Tea Shop, 80 Edge- mont Road. Grove Park. Telephone 1816. Where you get only the best food, cooking and service. Lunch eons, Teas and Dinners a-la-carte. 12-4-4 Mrs. J. M. Bell, of Waynesville, has been spending several days with her daughter, Miss Dolll Ball in the city. T" THEATRICAL AT THE STRAJTD Durtin Farnum In "Man In the Open." Paths News. The "Man In the Open," present ing Dustln Farnum In a typical Far num play, will be the attraction at the Strand theatre today, and Is sure to please all his admirers, who are legion. Mr and Mrs. Denton and small son, of Knoxvfll, Tenn., have ar rived for a short visit with relatives In this vicinity. , - .. ''-'. : , Mr. Fred Oat will leav today for th .week-end at Spartanburg, Bf c, . ' - - v Mr. William Beattla will come today from Greenville, 8. C, to join Mrs. Beattl for th week-end. Mr, and Mrs. McCade, of Lafay ette, Ind., who have been at 62 Mer- AT THE FRINCfeSfl Helen Holmes In th third episode of "The Fatal Fortune.' William 8 . Hart in "Th Silent Stranger." ' A Christie comedy, "Pearls and a if- eu a xt- rtin 1 reacn. IA. who ha. been anendln several L " fearless and fascinating Helen weeks at Greensboro, is in Ashevllle 1 Holmes is known wherever serlaJ are for a stay of a few days. j known. She , is concede 0 be "The netio personality and deeds of daring have mad her th heroin of .mil lions. In "The Fatal Fortune" eh appears more wonderful than ever before, being featured in A story that compel th admiration of all those who love mystery, romance, adventure hair breadth escapes and thrills. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Baker and daughter left, yesterday for New York city,' where they will spend a fort night or more before returning to their horn. Mr. F. H. Smith ha been at Char lott for a short visit Mr. W. H. Gudger speat several days thia week as a guest at the Selwyn hotel at Charlotte. Mr, and Mrs. I, M. Chamber are at Charlotte for several days. Mis Hilda Way ha been among the guests in th city this week from Waynesville. Mrs. G. S. Camden, of Atlanta. Ga.. who has been her for an expanded stay, baa returned to her home. Mr. II. W. Plummer is at Atlanta. Ga., for a brief stay. Mrs. Ronda Hardin McGuire left yesterday for Berea, Ky., where she will spend Christmas with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. McGuir will AT THE GAXAX Viola Dana in "Pleas Get Mar ried." The pictur is an adaptation . of the sprightly stare farce by James Cullon and ' Lewis Allen ' Browne, which, when produced by Oliver Joys! Joys! We never anticipated the joyous reception our Toy Department has received. Grown-ups as well as children share the de light of its bounteous stock. We have shipped Toys to Illinois, New York, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio and throughout the Carolinas during the present week. Don't Delay Your Buying You Will Be Disappointed. New Toys Arrive Daily and are Selling Rapidly. Automobiles, Velocipedes, Iron Wagons, Stone Blocks, Games, Handsome Dressed and Undressed Dolls have just come in to make greater our Toy selection. Make This Saturday YOUR Toy Buying Day. PS porta himself in hi unusual eccentric manner ' in a comedy entitled, "The Jaza Band Leader." - Few, people can wjLtMt this Kr.an nnmAitv onH of lha Morosco, ran for si months in New same time remember the shirtage of York, and was one of the outatand- coaU thereby proving that there is a lng successes of the last theatrical season. Miss Dana plays the part of an al most kissless bride on a most em barrassing honeymoon. The plot is so clever and so ingeniously filled with comedy surprises, that It seems unfair to divulge It. lest the enloy ment of the spectator be Impaired by a lore Knowledge or what it is an about. Suffice to-eay that it has to do w.th a Dair of 'adorlnv anil nvtritfnnlv ' youthful lovers who embark on a honeymoon in blissful content, while their parents hav learned that per haps they may not be married at all. The shocked and horrified par ents set out to overtake them, . but they reach a mountain hotel ahead of their elders and prepare for the spooning they have waited so long xor, wnen tney are tne victims of a series of Interruptions that are as disconcerting to them as they are mirth-provoking. place in nature for all things. ! Trinity Episcopal Church CHURCHMEN! Your church is calling you. Come to church Sunday and hear more) about the Na0onwide Campaign. The church is in need of the) loyal support of every member. Sunday afternoon you will be asked for a subscription to the support of your Parish4 and also to the Nationwide Campaign. This latter will in clude all missionary obligations and can be paid on the same weekly basis as your Parish subscription. Can God count on us to serve by our prayers, by ous, worship, by our personal service, by our indirect service , through our subscriptions) Let us answer. Yes I Come to church Sunday and hear more about it. It is the testing time of our loyalty, our love. , May Cod keep us from being indifferent to success or fail ure in His Name. This Space Contributed By Those who were looking forward to a real treat when Lester Richards and Ben Reed took the boards at the Majestic in a dual black face role found themselves in no manner dis appointed by the production showing "Bud and Henry in Society" The work of thee two comedians Is clever throughout and carries the house from first to last. Their team work i de serving of much credit. Laughs abound In their repeated sallies. The show opens with a pleasing tableau In which, southern melodies by male and female singers are a fea ture. Fred Brigman, the Ashevllle lad with the big bass voice, greatly pleases his audience with his rendition of old time songs, and the tenoa solos of Glover Davis justify the applause they receive. Sam Lupo, with chorus sup porting him, is next heard from, and Babe Reed and Ethel Bellamy in song and dance give a creditable account of themselves. Not taking account of fie comedy, furnished by Richards and Reed, th show is well worth attending in order 10 near in criterion quartet, compos ed of Davis, Reed, Lupo and Brigman. The audience appreciate their' har monies to the full. Richard's Immlta tion of a cello brings down the house and is on of the cleverest stunts he carries in a well stocked repetoire. Fatty has a place on the program, backed by the mounted police who efficiency may well be doubted a on views the rapid chase that takes place wu in screen. in tne end, of course, he saves the heroine, snatching a keg of dynamite Just before it explodes, thus winning her hand. Mabel Nor mand plays the part of the heroine with her usual vivacity. . Ford Sterling, as the jau band leader, keep all those around him in a state of anxiety and. otherwise dis- GOOD BASKETBALL GAME YESTERDAY The second basketball team of the Candler high school defeated the team of the Grace school Thursday afternoon by a score of 24 to' 4. The Candler boys won. 'by better team work and faster playing. Candler has a very good team, having wonnearly all of th game played this season. The lineup for the gam was as follows: Candler 24 Position. Grace I Gudger Hamilton Right Forward. '' Morga McGrante Left Guard. Mallonee Ford Center. Miller Palmer Right Guard. HowelL Bagwell Left Guard. ' CAROLINA CRAFT SHOP 136 BHtmore Avenue, Asheville, N. C. Saturday, December 6th, OPENING DAY Christ School Industries, Mountain Craft Handmade Toys, Baskets, Rugs, Wood carving. Choose your gifts early. On Biltmore car line. PHONE 2529. Decorated Tea Pots, Chinese, Japanese, etc Fine variety, at Laws. 21 Haywood St. Thirty years ago today died Jeffer son Davis, ex-presldent of the con federacy. To Ward Off Winter ' Complexion lilt To keen tha fM iniinih ,hi ..j beautiful all winter, there's nothing quite so good as ordinary mercollsed wax. HOUKH. ChaDtwd or dlarnlarail aUIn in. vitabl In this weathrtrr la nnilv ah. mtruw or me wax ana replaced oy tne newer, fresher skin beneath. The face exhibits no trace of th wax, th latter being applied at bedtime and washed off momiiur". tniira, powders and rougea, on ths other hand, are apt to appear con spicuous at tills season, because of alter nating expansion and contraction of th skin, due to changing temperatures. Tou advUvd to try this simple treatment. Get an ounce of mercollsed wax at any drugstore and use like cold cream. This will help any complexion at once, and In a week or o the skin will look remark- OUR SHOES j5TAND for ABSOLUTE DEPENDABILITY In Footwear And that means style, material, workmanship, ser vice and just prices. Your first experience with a pair of our Shoes will convince you so that your next pair will come from our atore. We carry Shoes that earn your confidence and, having earned it, retain it. Our business has been built on the Good Will , of Customers. Our Patrons are Boosters 1 Because our Shoes have earned a reputation for goodness. Boston Shoe Sto. Clements & Chambers New Home Jan. 1 47 PATTON AVE. SAINT MARY'S Charlotte street. (All car lints). The Rev. Charles Mercer Hall, M. A., Rector, Services: , S, 10:80. 11 and 5 THE REV. FATHER CAMPBELL of the Order of the Holy Cross Preaches at 11 and 5 A Welcome Awaits Tou. CAROLINA COAL & ICE COMPANY When you see our ad. you naturally think of our reputation, based on "Our Quality and Service." 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