TILE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C., DECEMBER 28, 1919.
SOCIAL
(CONTINUED FROM PAOK SIX)
;S0 to 13 o'clock, In honocof Mliu
Vinton I.lddi'll and guetit, Mi.sk Koth
urina llaworth, clamfinuie of Miss
Uddell. at Uryn Mswr. Dr. and Mrs.
R U'estray liultle and daughter. Miss
L.iddell. and guest, will arrive in the
(oily this morning to remain until al
ter the first New Year's , night. Dr.
.-i ml Mrs. Hattlo will civa a dance at
ilio Southern Manufacture' clgb In Miss Grace Fanning srrlved several
honor of thftlr riauKhtcr. Miss Llddell. days ago from Charlotte, and will
and Miss Haworth. 'spend the month of January in Ashe
. t4 jt villa and at Black Mountain
Miu Dorothea Weaver was hostess
will return here for ft few days be
fore returning to college.
Mrs. Hose Kenning leaves today
for her home at Greenville, 8. C, af
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hufus Gor
don Harr on Montford avenue for
several days.
Hies Eleanor M. Smuttier, who
haii been visiting her brother. Mr
George II. Smut hers for several
weeks, left Wednesday for Waynes
vllle to spend the ChrUtmus holidays.
From there aho will io to Atlanta.
Qa.. where she will spend the winter.
in l-'riday afternoon at hor residence
n Merrlmon avenue at a email to.t
Mrs. 9. C Batterthwelt returned
to her home t Waynesvllle yester-
havlng about ten of her friends a.'4-day. after spending two days in the
her guests.
The members of the nlumnl nsso
eiatlon of tho University of North
Carolina and the students of the uni
versity, wh are st home for the
Christmas holidays will attend 'the
banquet to bo Riven ut the Ilattery
Park hotel on Monday evening at
o'clock. Covers will be laid for
no hundred and twenty-tlvo.
V
Miss Elizabeth Kent, who Is at
tending Bradford academy, Brad
tord. Mass.. Is spending the Chrlstmn
liolidays with Iter parents on Chest
nut street.
city.
Miss Virginia Ivey and Miss Mary
Gilmer Weatherly. of Charlotte, and
Mr. Thomas W, Baird and Mr. Wil
liam Z. Penland, of this city, motor
ed from Marshall to Asnillle after
attending the Wood-Gray wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John T- Smothers and
daughter Miss Mildred iniaihetx. re
cently of Portland, O., left ifurliiK
the week for Atlanta, (la., after
spending two weeks in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis leave to
morrow for Miami, Fla., where they
will visit' their sons, Herman snd
Ferman Davis, for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. James William Bryan
of Washington, D. C-. and Judge M. T.
Bryan, of Nashville, Tenn.. are guests
Mr. Howard Matthews, of Colum-1 'or Ve holidays of Mr. and
bus. Ohio, has been spending several Harold E. Johnson, at thoir homo In
lavs as a Kuest at the Battery Park.""'" ram.
Mr. It. B. Randolph, of 3trawn,
Texas, Is with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Randolph, on Cum
berland avenue for a week.
hotel.
Midshipman Bretney Smith return-
d yesterday tn Annapolis, Md., af
tfv spending Christmas at his home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and
family are with Mrs. Upttomley in
Kentucky for a visit.
Miss Kpple Cunningham, of Mis
sissippi, has been spending a short
while here with her mother.
, : .
Mr. and Mrs. Konald Green will
leave Monday for their homo at
Duluth, Minn., after spending Christ
mas with Mrs. Green's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Arbogast.
Mr. Pan Alexander will leave today
fur Greenville. S. C. after a stay of
several days with his motUer hero.
' Mis9 Lillian Rollins, who has been
pending Christmas with her parents
on Chestnut street. left yesterday for
'Annapolis, Md., where she will visit
before returning to school In Vir
ginia.
Misa. Ethel Reeves left yesterday
.'or Clearwater, Fla., where she will
l.o during the winter season.
Miss Helen Moore Is spending the
holidays with her parents at 'their
tome on Liberty street.
Mr. Melvln Carter, who has been
with her mother on North French
Broad avenue for several days, will
leave today for 'West Virginia.
Midshipman Marcus Erwln, who
spent Christmas with his parents on
Furman avenue, left yesterday to
continue his studies at the I'nited
States Naval academy at Annapolis,
Md.
Mr. Fred Kent leaves today for a
Stay at Atlanta, Ga.
'Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bennett, of
Chicago, 111., are visiting in this vi
cinity. Mr. Walter Bearden will return
today to Proctor, after spending
Christmas in Asheville.
Mrs. E. Elizabeth Bolton, who has
been spending the past month at
Washington, D. C, has returned to
her home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Thompson Fraaer left yes
terday for Clearwater, Fla., whore
she will remain during the season.
Midshipman George Alexander, who
has been spending two days with
relatives here, left .yesterday for 4
Annapolis, Md. ,
Miss Grace Beatty." who has been
visiting at Greensboro, will return
to her homehere the first of the
week.
Judge J. C. Pritcttirtl will go this
week at Richmond, Va. Mrs. Prltoh
ard, who has been with her mother
at Washington, V. C., Will join him in
Virginia.
Mr. F. J. Cline, who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cline, has
gone to Columbia, S. C. and Florida
for a stay bf a week, aft or which he
Midshipman James Barnes return
otl yesterday to the United States
naval academy, after spending two
days with his parents at thir home
on Panola street.
Mr. Samuel, Fisher has arrived for
a short visit tu Asheville.
M iss Ida Goodman is tho guest of
lmr aluti.ru ' Yfrn 1,-llen finnrlman ami
' Misses Fannie and Miller Goodman
at their home In Salisbury.
Mr. James F. I In II has been at
Charlotte for a brief stay.
Mr. Frank Turner has been at
Greensboro for a brief tay during
the week.
Mr. S. O. Smith is spending a week
with his daughter at her home at;
uasionin.
Miss Evelyn . Wurlcy is spendinc
the week-end at Swahnanoa a tho
guest of her aunt. Mrs. C. P. Whll-i
son.
Mr. Edward H. Smart, of Savan-ll
nah, Ga., spent Christmas with his:
mother ana sisters in this city.
TVI ra .Tnnenh T7. . TtrtffffH n1 1 n-i ' I
small sons, Mastor Lawrence Briggs'
and Master Jack Briggs. uccom-il
panted by Miss Nell Brlggs, have
gone tq Johnson City, Tenn., ror a;
visit, before returning to Asheville'
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And theeaxfveff?ffy late Novent.
bersod through December--con,
mands the top price of tho year.
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In Match or tuff April! r&Iso t&
many chicks you'll hitch in a cosi
bnnuns? Standard Colour Brooder.
and this good money, la yooa. ,
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ASHEVILLE 8EED CO.
Corner College and Lexington.
Phone 177.178.
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When "3-H" Tonic came in the door the.
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The "THREE-H" Trade Mark is Registered.
For Sale afr-Any Drug Store.
the" will 'attend the marriage of
their cousin. Miss- Bess Hampton on
New Year's eve at lanvllle, Ky.
MIsh Naomi Neubeok.. who Is a
student at Wells college, is spending
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents at their homo at Marietta, Ohio.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Neubeck nnd family
formerly lived here and have many
friends in tho city.
Mrs. J. I. Pavls. of Hondomon iWt,
is sut'iiding t lie holidays with ho:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Vor!r
at thoir homo on West Chestnut
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q M Guirc hav e
ns their quests. Professor and Mrs
K. A. Thompson, of Mt. Holly.
Mr. Kins Kennedy, who has betn
spending the holidays with Ills moth
er ut the Battery Park hotel, left
Friday for Knoxville, Tenn., to be
the guest of Mr. Cary Hoes for sev
eral days.
; t
Miss Katherlne Arbogast spent Fri
day with Mrs. Crawford at her home
at Black Mountain.
Mf. OranvlIlP Taylor Is with her
sister. Airs. Kobc-it Hi-nrv ai hoi
home nt Greenville. P. '.. for a visit
of several days.
Miss Frances McGuire went to
Dillsboro yeslcrdiy to visit Mls
Annie TaJIent for a few days.
Mrs. GIllHand Ptlkcleather ar.d
her small daughter, Miss Ailcen
Stlkeleather, went yesterday to Mem
phis, Tenn., to vltdt Mrs. Stike
leather's mother for eeveral weeks.
Mr. J. Itadeker has returned to the
west, after spending Christmas at his
home Irr this city. .
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Terrell, of Bos'
ton. Mass.. who have been hcrp for
a fortnight or more, will leave short
ly for Florida, where they will spend has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
: the remainder of the winter. Chambers in Grove Park, has Joined
: I her mother and thev will upend a
Mr. Mitchell Campbell King, of i week in the clly.
Atlanta. Ga., arrives today to he with! .
nis mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.)
1 C. G. Memnilngor al their residence
I on victoria road for a short visit.
I Mr. Iilngharu McKee came yester
I day from Louisville. Ky., where lie
I haw been with his cousin, Mr. lloberl
I W. Hinghum tor several days.
Mrs. Laura M. Jones is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Henry II. Stevens, al hoi
residence on Montford avenue, tin
the holidays.
!t V Tlirnlillll ...1
terday from Chattanooga. Tenn.. audi1
1 the guest of friends here for see.
rial weeks. Mrs. Turnbull formerly
:.,jJo Akhdvllla her home.
Mr. William A. Harbor, who bah
been with Mrs. Harbor hero foi
Christmas has returned to Nctf York
ll.
Miss Mildred Faulkner and Miss
Katherln Faulkner will reiurn Fri
ilay to their homo on Pearson dirve,
after spending a week with friends! today for Memphis. Teni
The Misses Williams, who have
been guests at the Knickerbocker,
will leave this week for the winter
season at Orlando. Fla.
Mr. Allen T. Morrison will leave
a: Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Davis and small
daughter, of ' Detroit. Mich., are ex
pected shortly for a nay in Ashe-
ille.
Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Beattle
return today to their home at Green
ville, s. t, after spending Christmas
with Mrs. Heattlos parents in Grove
park.
Mrs. Gene Miles, of Chattanooga.
Tenn.. is spending the holidays with
Mrs. J. W. Moore
Liberty street.
at her home on
aftoi
spending Christmas with his parenu
at their home on Pearson drive.
Mr. John Burgess, who spent llu
summer season here. Is with ln
mother at tho Motel Bristol, New
York city, for the Christmas vaca
tion. I
Midshipman John Marshall c.inip
be'.l left yesterday for the I'nited
States navel academy, afier spending
Christmas here.
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The Perfect
One-Piece .
Piston Ring
GILL RINGS wifl ..d-
just themselves to oversize
or worn cylinders.
r The prevent oil snd gat leak
thereby saving 20 to 40 pet ceal ea
(hex bill monthly.
Retail pticeil each up to 4 iscKcs.
Libtrrl Ditcounf to JoUrt,
Dtourt and Caragn.
BLOCK AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY
P. O. Box 83 Ph.n. 3720 Charlotte, N. C
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Srt l 1st forkhif duu-
at f xprtnikm ol from .g
fa J-tfi til mn inch Mon
unf ion ol conpriitton
ovun.
Miss Huth Farmer, of Winston
Salem, has been with Mr. and Mrs. 1
J. Frailer Glenn at their home on
orange street for the holidays.
Mr. Charles Hughes, formerly of
this city, who is now at Savannah.
Ga., Is spending Christmas with his
mother at Danville, Va. .
Mrs Burgess arrived yesterday
Mr. snd Mrs. Kthridgc. of Virginia,
ire visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Snee.i
! Adams.
Mrs.
Tenn..
after a
G. B.' Mason, of Knoxville.
has returned to her home,
brief visit with relative here.
Do you specify Blue Blbbon Vanilla
and Lemon and get the best or do,
you Just ask for vanilla. or lemon audi
uso any kind they send? Ask for Blue '
from the north snd Is a guest at the Ulbbon vanilla "Best and take?
Manor. Miss Kllnor Burgess, who less. Advt.
A NEW BROOM FOR THE NEW YEAR
J .1st received a lot of large, new .l-string BKOOM8
we are going to sell Monday at 73c a piece.
Why pay the other man more?
Cash and Delivery Service
THE AUTOMAT
E. J. Edwards, Mgr.
Haywood Bid.
Phone 3036
Citizen Want Ads Bring Results
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ess 3han Cost Prices iSre Named
on Many J terns for (Quick Clearance
Jakp Advantage gefore the first of the year
Coat Suits
at
. Va Price
Choice of any suit in stock; Tricotine, Velour de
Laine, Broadcloth, Serge and other wanted mate
rialsin black, navy and all wanted colors
$ 39.50 Suits now $19.75
$ 49.50 Suits now $24.75
$ 59.50 Suits now $29.75
$ 69.50 Suits now .$34.75
$ 79.50 Suits now $39.75
$ 89.50 Suits now . $44.75
$100.00 Suits now $50.00
$125.00 Suits now $62.50
HAND BAGS "
One lot ladies' and children's Hand
Bags -slightly imperfect
1-2 Price
CRETONNE IJOXES
One table Cretonne-Covered jewel,
Handkerchief, Candy and Glove
Boxes
1-2 'Price
ROYAL Society PACKAGES
1-2 Price
One table discontinued Royal So
ciety Packages
1-2 Price
ALL TRIMMED AND
UNTRIMMED HATS
At y Price
Every' Hat in the Department
Must Go
Models Many Beautiful
Stylish Hats
(Third Floor)
Every Blanket, Wool and Cot
ton, Sharply Reduced.
Every Comfort, Wool, Cotton,
Down, Sharply Reduced.
Every Pillow, Feather and
Down, .Sharply Reduced.
Every Trunk, Bag and Suit
Case Sharply Reduced.
Joys Reduced
V2 and Hi off
Their Original Selling Price
All Toys, with the exception
of the following-named arti
cles, will be sold until January
1st at
1-2 Price
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Iron Wagons, Automobiles,
Velocipedes and Doll Car
riages will be sold a't
1-4 Off
Their Original Selling Price
(Dolls not included)
presses
at '
Pice
Choice of over 200 Dresses in Tricotine, Trico
lette, Satins and Georgette. Black and all wanted
colors
$ 29.50 Dresses . .$14.75
$ 35.00 Dresses ... $17.50
$ 45.00 Dresses .$22.50
$ 59.50 Dresses .......... $29.75
$ 75.00 Dresses ....$37.50
$100.00 Dresses ...$50.00
Size for Misses and Ladies)
MARABOU SCARFS -1-2
Price
'( Main Floor)
Black and natural Marabou Scarfs,
long and cape shapes. Regular prices ,
$9.00 to $1 8.50
Now Priced 1-2
FANCY VANITIES
One table of Fancy Glass Vanity
Stands with Powtler Puffs; Tapestry
Covered Boxes with Powder and
Make-Up Preparations and Tapestry
Boxes with Powder and Rouge. Regu
lar price 59c to $5.00
Now Priced 1-2
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