THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASKEVTLLE, N. C. DECEMBEK 7,
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Boeiety throughout both the eastTthe-Hiidson;, Mr. Oliver Taylor, of
and the south will be greatly Inter.
sited In the marriage of Miss vir
. ginla Ritchie Harrison and Mr. Fred
..rink MnCormack. which will be 1
noted social event of Wednesday.
Thm ceremony will be performed at
noon In one of the drawing rooms at
arove Park Inn, by Rev. KODeri ren,
president of Converse college, In the
presence of a smart gathering of
thirty or more guests. Miss Har
rison will wear a wedding gown and
conventional tulle veil and will bo
given in marriage by her uncle. Mr.
M. Mercer Walker, of New York.
Khe will have as hsr matron of honor,
her alster. Mrs. Louis Fagen. of Mem-
phis, Tenn., and as her maid of hon
or. Miss Mary Minor, of this city.
Mr. McCormack will havte as his
best man. Mr. Itobert H. McAdoo,
son of Mr. William G. McAdoo, of
Washington, D. C.
Acting as Ushers will be:
Mr. fiamuel Welsh, of Philadelphia,
Ta.i Mr. Henry Graves, 3rd. of New
Tor; Mr, F. B. Christmas, of Prince
ton, N. 3.1 Mr. Hiehard Farley, of
Trvington-on-Hudson; Mr. Oliver
Taylor, of Morrlstown, N. J., and Mr.
Warrenton Gillette, of Baltimore, Md.
The wedding musio will be furnished
on the organ by Mr. Maurice Long
hurst. Immediately afterwards there
will be an elaborate wedding break
Morrlstown, N. J., and Mr. Warren
ton Gillette, of Baltimore. Other
guests far the wedding will be Cap
tain and Mrs. Louis Fagen and Miss
Evelyn Byrd Harrison Fagen, of Mem
phis, Tenn.; Mr. Noble, of Spartan
burg, 8. C; Mr. H. .Mercer Walker,
of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Graves, Jr., of New Tork; Mr. HOD
ert H. McAdoo, of Washington; Rev.
KobertjPeH, of Spartanburg, and Mr.
William Gordon Harrison, of Savan
nah, Go.
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Many friends in Ashevills will be
interested in learning that Miss Bes
sie Johnson, formerly of IOuiHvllle,
Ky., and Mr. Charles' E. Henderson,
Patton avenue Jeweler, -were quietly
married last night at 9 o'clock at
the residence of Kev. J. 8. Williams,
No. 66 Annandale avenue. Only
members of the immediate families
were present for the ceremony, which
was performed by Kev. Mr. Williams.
The Ashevllle Cotillion club will
rive a special dance Thursday eve-
Ing from 9 o'clock until 1 o'clock tn
the ball room at the Battery Park
hotel, at which the famous Wright's
saxaphone orchestra from Columbus,
Ohio, will be featured,
Mrs. Michael Lxtz entertained
fast held In the private dining room Friday faternoon,, at her apartmlt
in ie Carolina apartment nouse, wim
a small auction bridge party.
at the Inn to which the wedding
- truest will be Invited.
Miss Harrison is the daughter of
Mrs. George E. Harrison, oi wranaon-on-the-James,
Va., an old prominent
and distinguished southern family.
Hhe Is a voting .woman of unusual
cjilture and charm and .is a lovely
petite brunette type. With her moth
er she has been residing in Ashevllle
since June, where ehp -has made a
number of friends. Mr. McCorihack
Is the son. of Mrs. I. E. Kmerson, of
Baltimore, and .is prominently con
Bected and well known throughout
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Among the out-of-town guests who
will be present for tbe affair, arriv
ing the first of the week, In a private
car from the east are:
Captain and Mrs. I. E. Emerson,
parents of the groom,' from Balti
more, Md.; 'Mr. And Mrs. Francis
. tf. M,cAdoo. of New York; Mrs. Far
ley, of 1 Jrvlngton-qh-t he-Hudson;
Miss Ethel McCormack and Miss Is
abel McCormack, of New Tork city;
Mr, and Mrs. Hlnes, of Baltimore;
Mr. Samuel Welsh, of Philadelphia;
Mr. Henry Graves, Ird, of New Tork;
Mr. F. B. Christmas, of Princeton;
Mr. , Richard Farley, of Irvington-on-
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Mr. Eugene Ward was host during
the week at a small stag supper party,
having several of his friends as his
guests.
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Mrs. O. V. Parker delightfully en
tertained at a beautifully appointed
luncheon Thursday at 2 o'clock at
her home on Spears avenue, in com
pliment to the members of the Time
twenty, the entire membership of the
club. The pretty bungalow was dec
orated with pink carnations, the qlub
flower. The dainty little hand-painted
place cards were In pink carna
tion design with the name engraved.
Every detail of the luncheon, served
in seven courses, was beautifully car
ried out Immediately afterwards the
following club program was given:
Ron call was answered by "house
hold helpers." "Living , Well on a
Small Income," was the subject of !
Mrs. J. P. Coston'a paper. In which
the writer gave many helpful points
to be used in this age of thrift. Mrs.
J. W. Neely In her paper on "Evo
lution In Housekeeping," told of many
ways In which a, housewife can meet
the problems of today and compete
with the present night cost of living.
Mrs. K. C. Hawkins, a chairman of
the thrift stamp campaign, gave a
short talk on thrift. This meetlrfg
proved to be one of the most inter
esting of tBe 'present club yesx and
much good was derived from the sub
ject of "Home Economics." . '. '
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The following Interesting program,
the subject of which was . "English
Music," was rendered at the meeting
of the Saturday Muslclub held yes
terday'at the auditorium of the Ashe
vllle high school:
Currents events, Mrs. Lawrence.
Paper "English Composers," Mrs.
Smith.
" Intercessory prayer by German,
chorus.
King's Hunting Jegg by Dr. John
Bull, Mrs. Llplnsky.
Have Tou Seen But a White Lily
Grow? anonymous, Mrs. Reuben Rob
ertson. . , .
Molly on the Shore, by Bercy Grain
ger, Mrs. Ellas.
An Exclamation, Life and Death,
Coleridge-Taylor, Mrs. Cunningham.
A Nocturnal. Danse Neere, Cyril
Scott, Mrs. Swain.
Queen Mary s Farewell tq France,
He Stole My Tender Heart Away,
from melodies of revolutionary, times,
harmonized by Samuel Endlcott, Miss
Atkinson.
Chorus by an English composer. .
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A. number of couples of the young
er adancing set of the city were pres
ent for the dance given last evening
at Grove Park inn from 9:50 o'clock
until 11 o'clock.
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The American War Mothers of
Ashevllle Willi meet on Tuesday aft
ernoon at 8: SO' o'clock in the Sunday
school room of the Central Methodist
church. All members are urgently
requested to be present.
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The following announcement has
been received in the city:
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
Jayne announce the marriage of their
daughter, Meada, to Dr. Hugh Her
rick Trember on Wednesday No
vember the twenty-sixth, nineteen
hunflred and . nineteen, Ashevllle.
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Mrs. ICharles Malone entertained
Informally Friday evening with a
small dancing party at her home on
Hillside street.
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Under the direction of Mr. Willis
G. Cunningham, the first of a series
of concerts will be given Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the audito
rium of the high school building.
The affair will be a piano recital
by Miss Mabel Coder, director of mu
sio at the Normal and Collegiate in
stitute, assisted by Mrs. James G.
Stikeleather. soprano. The tickets
for entertainment will be free but
admission will be by complimentary
fROUP
vicirs VAPoie
your bodyguard-SO'. 60
Spasmodic
usually relieved wun
one application oi
ticket only. These tickets may ' be
received Tuesday morning or after
at Dunham's musio store.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society or the Chestnut street Meth
odist church held their regular meet
Ing Friday afternoon at the parsonage
with Mrs. W. F. Cann, wife of the
new pastor, as hostesses. Dr. and
Mrs. Cann have recently come to
Ashevllle from Canada. After' the
business of the meeting a delightful
social hour was enjoyed during which
Mrs. Cann assisted by Mrs. J. H.
Weaver and Miss Amy Hackney,
served the guests with delicious tea,
waffles and sandwiches. The mem
bers present Included: Mrs. Cann,
Mrs. J. F, Bates, Mrs. James Gray,
Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Holden, of Flor
ida; Mrs. W. H. Wilson. Mrs. How
ard, Wright, Mrs. David McFadden,
Mrs. Jessie Smith, Mrs. C. W. Malone,
Mrs. Josephine Hineman, Mrs. J. H. i
Weaver, Mrs. J. O. Chandler, Mrs. I
A. J. Owenby, Mrs. O'Shaughnessey,
Mrs. V. L, Owenby, Mrs. W. C. Burt,
Miss Nannie Alexander, Miss Amy
Hackney and -Miss Josie GrifUn.
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The Knoxville Sentinel gives the
following which will be of interest
here.
."Among the (Christmas entertain
ments will be several beautifully ar
ranged dances, given in honor of Miss
Marion McLendon, who is attending
school at St. Genevieve's academy
Ashevllle, N. C but who will be num
bered among the school girls home.for
tbe holidays.
"Miss McLendop '.. Is to have two
lovely girls as her guests for the
holidays, and among those entertain
ing win be her parents, Mr. and Mrs;
McLendon. who will arlv a riant,, nf
tholr lovelyhorae In Circle park on
tne evening; or the .twentieth.
- "Miss Harrie Babcock Is also plan
ning to give a, dance at the Cherokee
Country, club on the evening of D-
cemoer zs,- for Miss McLendon and
her guests."
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There will be a special meeting of
St. John's auxiliary of Trinity chrch
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
the auxiliary room of the churoh
house. All members are urged to
be present as election of officers for
1920 will take place.
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The Mary Alexander circle of the
First Baptist church will .meet with
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REMODELING.
SALE
VY.
Monday Morning we will place on sale all
Hats and Trimmings at the very lowest bargain
prices. Wearegomgtocloseouteveryliingre.
gardless of price to give way for repairs that are
going to be done before the opening of the
Spring Season.
i .Come early while there is a selection.
. Grantham Go.
Haywood and Government Streets.
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From the Women s
cms
Deb
artment
T Shop Early, 7
in the Month
;'.' -'ill- . f
( in the Day
Mornihg Hours
; are Best
Gifts which are beautiful enough to charm
the most feminine of femininity and prac
tical enough to please the most sensible.
Gifts of Ready-to- .
Wear
are often the most Appre
ciated of all and there's a
splendid savings opporturl
ity in buying them here
now.
Tailored Suits in the most
popular models and fab
rics, and a good range of
colors nnd sizes plain,
braided and fur trimmed,
are Half Price.
COATS
Are All Substantially
Reduced
A PLEASING NEGLIGEE WILL
SURELY PLEASE
There is a wonderful assortment here from which to
choose. Alluringly beautiful creations of Crepe de Chine,
Georgette and lace. Soft, frilly, clinging, they enhance the
beauty of the most beautjul, and delight the heart of any
woman.
All sizes in all the dainty pastel shades, alone or in com
bination. Charming new Boudoir Caps in quaint new styles in
shades to match.
, Gloves Strike the Right Gift
Note
No matter how many pairs of Gloves a
woman may own, she will always welcome
more. There are always occasions for the
use of a perfectly fresh pair and a mod
ish new style.
You will enjoy selecting gifts of Gloves
here, as only the best makes arearried, and
the assortments are excellent.
Dress Gloves frcW Centemeri and Mar
shal Field plain an fancy.
' Mark Cross Cape Gloves; Heavy Wool
lined Gloves; Gauntlets; Single and Double
Silk Gloves; Wool Gloves.
. All sizes.
Hosiery Gifts Will Be
Remembered
Long after the thrill of anticipation and
the exclamation of delight, as the dainty
Christmas package is opened, have become
memories, the one who gives Hose will e
pleasantly remembered. Each time Mi
lady wears the luxurious silken covering she
will send a grateful thought to you-wards.
Assortments are at their best now, in
cluding all- the popular solid colors, lace
stripes, embroidered and clocked effects.
A RACK OF DRESSES
Satin, Crepe de Chine,
Serge and "combination, of
fers exceptional values at
$12.75, $18.75, $24.75,
$34.75
All Luxury Taxes are De
ductible From Your. In
come Tax Returns.
That's the silver lining in
the- cloud of Government
Taxation.
Keep allj your tickets
showing Luxury Tax and
use them in making out the
return next year.
This is a late ruling by the
Treasury Department.
DAINTY NECKWEAR
A Gift of Quality
Doubly acceptable if it
bears the Crowley trade
mark an assurance of
originality of style and
beauty of workmanship. Ev
ery piece entirely 'hand
made. Dainty Collars for blouse,
"dress or' coat; chemisettes
and sets in netyid organ
die, embroidered and lace
trimmed, are priced at
$1.00 to $12.50
SWEATERS And
SWEATER SCARVES
In assorted colors and
patterns, are popular this
winter and sure to find
ready acceptance. A good
assortment of - sizes and
prices now.
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OUR SHOES
STAND 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 store.
We carry Shoes that earn
your confidence and, having
earned it, retain it.
Our business has - been
bifilt on the Good Will of
Customers.
Our Patrons are Boosters!
Because our Shoes have
earned a reputation for
goodness. a
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Chatnbers
New Home Jan. 1 '
47 PATTON AVE.
GARDEN COURT Face
Powder as pictured and de
scribed in the October La
dies Home Journal and
Cosmopolitan, can be had
at
WALKER'S
DRUGSTORE
It is the finest lace pow
der known of -Come and
see it
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make no charge U I fall to tell you
your name, occupation ana wnat you
call for. I promise to tell you wheth
er husband, wife or sweetheart la true
or false; tell you whom and when you
marry; in fact, tell you every hope,
fear or ambition of your life, giving
advice on matters of business or pro
fession you are suited for, what to de
and where to fco to bring success. I
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CIOSFD SUNDAYS.
Offlcs at 119 Hv"od St.
Fine assortment Wall Vases
at all prices at JLaws. 21 Hay
wood St.
THOUGHTFUL
people are conscious of
the importance of keeping
themselves mentally fit.
Worry and anxiety al
ways unfit any individual.
When you order from a
' drug store and wait and
wait and worry5 and wor
ry you get, fretful and
nervous. Goode knew
that and the result was
his "minute-service" drug'
store system. - It helps to
keep the customer "fit."
Use the Phone.
The Easy Way.
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Depot For The
U. S. Government
DOLL WIGS
We Have Just Received a Large Shipment or
DOLL WIGS All Sizes. They Are Going Fast
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.36 Haywood St ' . Phone 1671
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