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- Today' social calendar could hard
ly be niled any full- The college aet
and the married et of the city will be
rueata at many entertainments. Among
those entertaining are: Mlaa Elisabeth
Collins and Mi Eleanor Collins, who
will have a card partr at their home
on Cumberland avenue in the after
noon: Mr. and Mra. Frank Ouda-er
will have a number of their friends at
a "Watch Party" In the evening at
their home on Courtland .venue; a
u.-.ih Pnrtv" will alao be given bv
' Mr. and Sire. B. P. Brownell at their
u.nn. nn Montford IVAltafl! Mr
and Mra. Horace Ely will entertain
with a house warming; on Woodland
road; Mum Arnea Littleford and her
brother. Mr. Frank Littleford. will bo
bosta at a dancing party at their home
near Skyland; Dr. and Mrs. Charlea S.
Jordan will have a dinner party at
their residence on Hontford avenue;
Mr and Mrs. Reuben Robertson will
be -hoets at dinner at their home In
Grove park; Miss The rone Chapman
will entertain at dlnnerf the Asheville
Country club will entertain with a
New Year's ball, and the Cotillion club
will also Rive a New Tear's ball at the
Masonic temple. -3
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Miss Chrintine Memmlnger will en
tertain on Friday afternoon at tea at
the Piping Hot tea house on Charlotte
Mrs. Arthur & Wheeler entertained
yesterday with a beautifully Arranged
reception at her rnaldence on Blltmore
mmtutm having as her chlf vnnmtm Vr
and Mrs. Frederic Quintard Boyer.
FI who were recently married here.- Mra.
i 1 Boyer having been Muw Mary Louise
t , Swope, of this city. The lower floor
of the attractive house waa decorated
j, ? with quantities or noiiy, mistletoe and
pother suggestion, of the season. Mrs.
UThjeler has assisting her: Mrs. R. R.
RwopeMrs. Maurice Longhurst, Miss
'" Rosa incme. Mia. Hay Collier. Miss
' Orortri Betiut& and Mlsa Henrietta
1 a) Brigga. . During the recelvinr hours
about a hundred guests called.
"i ' A wedding of much Interest to a
"! large circle of friends in Asheville and
' Aiken. S. C I. that of Mr. W. M.
' Jordan, of this eity and Aiken, to Mine
"S"L!Sr7t7"2lof Plnk Columbia roses. ine name
m!io " . n iioion oi
burgh, at noon. Saturday. December I
IT. Mra. Jordan will be remembered
la AahevOle aa av moet charming and
accomplished young woman, who haa
spent several seasons here. Mr. Jor-
dan Is a promising young .business
man of this city, and wu formerly I
rnnneeted with the management of
the Batter? Park hotel.
- The meeting of St. Usnmnt'i vnlM
-of Trinity church, which waa to have
; been held this afternoon, will be post-
ponea until uie auuowing Wednesday.
. when It will meet with Mlaa lura
McMahoa at her borne, S Cumberland
rlrcl . i -
tot jmirsrr run notel will elv
dance en Thursday In compliment to
'ne rueacs mopping at the hotel.
Members of the younger dancing aet,
who have received Invitations to the
dances, are cordially invited to be
present. ' i
Miss Freneea Parker wait hostess
wt evening at a amall dancing party
the home f her parent. Mr. and
Mrs. .T'svwood Parker, on Chnrlnto
'v-i,aiiiii.iiii gi-ftfnr" tof
atst, Mia EilaonTcuTTuA
J Hlstorv' club will meet Friday
rnoon at S-.SO o'clock wKh Vrg, E.
, Chamber at her home on Edwin
Grove park.
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weddlnw of wide tnterear which
m Tlee (Saturday evening. Deeem-
M zi. i noma of the bride's
. pis no Washington Street. Hen
r i"lHe. waa that of Mi Alma
" v rda and Mr. Perry Williams
. 'impressive words of Ihe rlnr
nny were aald bv Rev M V
- es, pastor of the Metho-llst
-h. Jn the presence of a number
lenda and relailvea. The home
.trarllvely leeorated for the c-
hall, living mom and stalr-
,, r arranred w'h evergreens
.-r ' in me nrawnr room.
Yth eeremonv was hid an Im-
( ? i fiirsr warn oiscert with a haelr-
Lr ness P. ,crn Several tall candles
, t csnoeiirk placed on
r- tho ertnmnleted nretv setting
: i em.hftl narty. TmmedUte'v b-
. . monv. Mrs A. R. Drafts
i been opng," ancnmnanled on the
! ? ticusa fa 0rni1 Awards., brother
' ' 'who e'so nlaved the
I tbasenatoq. A the first notes of
, : existed ar"AA,r" march. Miss
t " Handing in jrn the atalrwav lead-
. ' 1d took her n'ace at
i " " ' - d of honor. She was
V'S!' ' J ' ' wait colored fafTeta
'i i JUuoli ig "liver trimming an(
rr , i sir inee rosen
l Norma Ie
a prod vi'"o. waa tnej
lence.
Dart
the lof f err '
while thr,
lumber Q f
. pupii i
WOMEN'S
. cepttbat
-tAm ft.... J
1 1 1 i m
y:lence. Darf ,
, f a good
"'!'' tbetn until
u , jus i in
a. f
their labor, u
,: ., th thins tbty .
rcpntabl latr c
ibstantial reductions are:
OfMLORED SUITS
. ' in their behal. ' . r
".Wben tfc.rort LrJt - COATS
' th for ryWo ui4 DlrGQl-.Q
. - offered the uw dicilla t, LrVllOOILO
.Uif condiUon and they werT OIISRS
r emment ana save Inor thir ,
Th analical lailer ttt thi it DfDro
eftcox eays, a knife In y l.VJDtLO
, But their fdiWcr. raUy swaUl In nl JNDERWEAR
;.' Utterljr Bglleibl it Btorte like th.
- VlolUne'of th . northwest lumberjack e yellow Special
. posib!e to trtj.,. . . ; ' f ' ' U .
ii or' Statement. " changes can be
- - .The raitwar tirotherhood'' peaiitoit va n,
'strike lesulatlti a announoed. by ilr. Gomper
S v followltuj, iond .. 's conference, Jn mild
: to cttcrtaoes t 'ch labor leader mad
. moaUu-'ag 'tj yefereno t'.th Cummin bill.
Gomptri sit, y stated that it waa
the canferenoe t
rsl'ivaj' eirpVt:
sied.-.-: i '
' - -'fi pwbjie r
the e'is My .
"; caa pt ,.,
t t!:0 pciMt-t' clause against
(juittlov -work should be cilmi-
agree with the labor conference
ranee or ressonabl hope that
' tn keep necesiarjr aertic uch
H-Jce of
dainty little rtnir hnnrer and wore
pretty white organdy with yellow , himlth i.iid through AKheville en
sash, and carried the ring in the heart , route to Apiipka, Flu., win-re they will
of a lily. The bride looked extremely spr-nd the remainder, of Uc winter,
handsome In her wedding gown. Hhe :
descended thu stairway alone and I A party composed of .Urn. Molton.
waa met at the landing by her father. Mr a)1(1 MrB ierry ci,,, Mr. nnd
Mr W. F. Elwarls, who gave her 1" ! ir8. v. B. Northup anil Mr. Kendall
marriage. Her wedding non was nfNortn mVP KOne to AnMHton. Ala.,
white satin heavily emliroidered and i , ..tienii the marrlnce nf MIkh Ann
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draped to suit her girlish and grace -
ful figure. Her veil was caught with
a coronet of orange blossoms nnd she
carried a shower bouquet of lriiie'
rosea The groom and his best man.
Mr. J. R. Clements, of Charlotte, met
them oi the a.ltar.
After the ceremony an informal
receptum .was held. The .lining room
was dA-rated in lints of yellow ami
many candles with yellow shades
adorned the center table with Its laee
cover on whieh the bride's cake was
placed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ot!lt left during the
evening for New York ami other east
ern Cities, after which they will be at
home at f'.reensboro.
Mrs. Ciills is the fourth daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Krt wards and Is
a young lady of most attractive per
sonality nnd has a wide elrcle of
friends, who will be Interested tn her
marriage.
n i ho Unm vor HIeoit romoauv.
nf New York, with headquarter
Oreensboro. and has many frlml. In
North nnd South Carolina and Vir
ginia, his native state.
Among the out-of-town ruests
for the wedding were: V .-. and
Mrs. Oordon Oarltngton, f Knox
vllle Tenn., Mr. Albert Hethel. of
Richmond. Va.: Miss Rita Tiller, of
Knoxville; Mrs A. F. Garlington, of
Greenville, H. C; Mis Sallie Watson,
of Enoree. fi. C : Mr. Rankin Tweed,
of Asheville; Dr. Rowland Alston, of
Charleston. S C. and Mr. Orme Ed
ward. L. S. N-. of Norfolk, Va.
.
Yesterday at Grove Park inn, Mrs.
MoKinley Pritchard entertained at
luncheon In honor of her two aunts.
Miss Rose Morgan-Thaler and Miss
nnhle Mortra n -Thaler, of Boston,
Mass. . I ne luncneun it""- -"
The luncneon tame wun nnnu-i
xm.lv arrnneed with a center piece,"
earns were aiso pwm """"",,. .u., rii,. nnfi nPa n....
Morgan-Thaler. Mrs. Henry B. Ste-
vena Mrs Laura Jones. Mrs. John
Perry. Mrs Alexander Cowley. Mrs.
Kenzin Bates. Mrs. Thomas S. Rollins
and Mrs. J. B. Anderson.
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Announcements havebeen received
'here of the marriage last Saturday
nfiernnon of Mis Zelma Johnston, of
Ijncaster, S. C, to Mr. John Alva
Mclntlre. of this city, the ceremony
having been ouletly performed at the
home of the brlde'a sister. Mrs. J. C.
Hood. In Lancaster.
The marriage was witnessed by only
a few frienda and relatives of the
contracting parties both of whom are
well known In this city, and quite
popular. Mr. Mclntlre is one of the
owners and proprietors of the Inde
pendent Coal company, of this city,
and la ' well known In business elr-
Mr. and Mrs. Mclntlre nre expected
in arrive in the city either lonigtu or
tomorrow and will make their perma
nent home here.
I JUtK&Heeste Berrlll. of Blltmore. has
rTeturrrJ7:
item a visit with friends at
Skyland.
Mf and Mrs. J. P. Fisher have re
lumed to their home at Spartanburg.
A, C.. after a vtst with relative here.
' Mra. C M. James and children are
apendina the holidays with Mrs.
James' sister, Mr. J. W. Thomason.
at Spa rtna burg, 8. C.
Mrs. Oscar Le Brown and children
have been among the recent visitors at
Htatesville.
Dr. K. P. Mallett haa gone to Wil
mington, to spend a short while with
his sister, Mrs. Gabriel Holmes.
Miss Laura Kdgerton has gone to
Raleigh to visit her sister for several
weeks.
Miss Lila Luther has returned o
the city, after spending the holidays
with her mother nt Parvlew.
Mr. J, Herbert Hicknian. of the
United States navy, is visiting relatives
here during the holidays.
Mr. McKiuley 1'ritehard left vester-
day for a stay at Washington. I. ('.
Mrs. F. .1. Tilnln leaves the end of
the week for his home at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mr. Robert Griftith, of Charlotte, is
expected to spend the remainder of
the holidays with -Mr. Henry D. Ste
vens nt. his home on Montford ave
nue. Mr. Robert W. t.'nderwood. of
Durham, is in the city visiting friend.
Mr. Underwood graduated from the
ary Clearance
WEAR
o niuriiiUH
6
.compared
a few
the ns of
huuV
a soil
ralxinc- oi wheat, not on
hean put under ctiltlratb
It tnay be that .Mavor
the course of a few years
ot American capital anj
In coimldr-rsbiv north ol
Cerco da. Pasco mlnee wi
nll.U
trufiXjfu fcu
eible ii ylUvat
of soil ter wheat.
titers:
nd is now
Jmn.port.tt! .to urUnterrupt- prU
people will oppoa. ahy measure that bacfc
tyranny, but a lew tnogf
al atrtke will wako mlllrKl""'Ph.(,)u,;:
Vui-i.hlliiflnn nt tn. 1-1 ,..',,... t
S.'for aevt-nil WffrkH.
f l V.'W. J. Prune, of Br.
vard.X as . ,r daught-r. Mrs. J W.
i n attend tne marriage 01 .imn mm,
, b , willianl Northup. !
whlrl) ., be ce)eh.... on .lanu- I
' ry ,
;
Dr. Thomas I', Che.l'"r ouali. Mr.
Jack Cheesborough and Mr. .losepii
Sluder have
gone to N wton on a ;
liuiitiiig trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. F I'i'esloii anil I
their daughters. (Who haw- lt-n here
for u chort while, have returned tni
their liiirne in Tennessee. '
' , , association tomorrow. The commit-
.Miss Martha McKee. who has been lec w, be headed by F. R. Oct
al Louisville Ky during the winter tlnger ()f Wllson. President of the
school, arrived the first of the week nngoclatlon. It is understood the
to spend the remainder of the holi- commltteo Is roming to file protests
days with her parent. Mr. and Mrs., , , haBsf(1 f ,n food
H Held McKee. nt tht-h homo on i "H . . 1
I Minghain heights
Mi", Mrown and Mr. Culler, of
i "aeon, lill
are among Ihe recent ar-
it .Margo Terrao-.
Mr. .. Warren Allen, lefi yesterday I . ,
for Philadelphia. Pa., after spending Tonight the fnlted States will ex
Christmas with Mrs. Allen and their perionce its first "drv" New Years
two sons, who are at 0 Merrlmon pw r,uhiinn
avenue for an extended
.-lay.
Lieutenant Sullivan has received his
discharge from the army, ami left yes
terday for hi. home In South Caro
lina. Lieutenant Sullivan has been
stationed at Otoen for some months.
Miss Janie Williams left yesterday'
for a two months visit with relatives
In the eastern part of the state. Be
fore returning she will also visit at
Savannah. Oa.
Miss Kmilv
Rock Hill. 8.
Hewitt has gone to
C. to vis t Miss Ylr-
nir.1-. V'lln
Son ,
. e arrived
at .iurgu
terrace.
Mr. George Osborne, c f Spartan
burg, who has been visiting in the city
for several days, left yesterday for a
atny at Greenwood. S. C.
Mr. Honda H. McGoire returned
yesterday from New Tork eity, where
he went on a business :rip of ten
days.
Mrs. It. II. MeCulre and ulster. Miss
Nora Azbili will arrive this week
from P.erea. Ky. Misa Ainlll will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Mo
Guire at their homs o.i Woodlln
street.
. n
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith, who
were recently marrredL wf!r arrive to
day from Richmond, sod "ill be thej
guests of Mr. And Mn, Charles H.
lioness
blue RiblHtn Vaniiiilsa m raide from
the finest, select VaaiHtta Mans that
grow and meltoweil lijr Ike ageing
until it lias that dinttiautltiratH- delicious
flavor, which has B&ndN itt rmious.
Advt.
MATTERS OF RECORD.
Yesterday the foSlowlr.g realty (
iranairre were iiieu iw rrcinrauuii;
J. M. Ftoner to I, T. Fincher, lot
on Ora street. $10 and other consid
erations. George K. I.ee et al lo W. It. King,
lot on buffalo street. H0 and other
considerations.
'. S. Hollister, Jr.. to William Hol
lister, property in Black Mountain
township, 11 and other considera
tions. Marie Shank to Dr. O. '. Battle,
lot on Linden avenue. $10 and other
considerations.
C. H. Hollister to C. & Hollister.
Jr., lot on Kldgeway street, Jl and
other consideration.
H. W. Bryant to C. H. Craven,
property in West Asheville, J 1 0 and
other considerations. j
J. M. McCanJess to C. P. Brooks. '
property in West Asheville, 110 and
other considerations. i
Nanny 8. Tiddy to B. M. N'oland,
lot on church street, $10 and other
considerations. . i
I). M. Dew to J. II. Dew, property
in Black Mountain township, $300.
J. II. Dew to Southern Baptist as-i
sociation, property in Black Mountain
lownship, $150. ,
Margaret L. Tumor to K. ' AV.
Thomas, property In Buncombe coun
ty. $80.
Southern Baptist association to J.
H. Pew, property In Ridge Crest
township. $150.
S. I. Hall ot al to George W. Ora
lis m. lot on Second avenue. West
Asheville, $10 and other consider
ations. Jason K. Cunningham to Pr. O. C.
Battle, lot on Cornelia street, $io
and other considerations.
M. D. Calloway to John. E. Smith,
lot on Woolscy street, $10 and other
considerations.
Woodfin land company to P. B.
LIME GRIT
Aids Makes
Digestion More Eggs
Scientists tell us that there is no known substance that aids
a fowl's digestion as does good, clean, sharp Grit. It is a fowl's
false teeth, and prepares the food for digestion. If new, sharp
Grit cannot be secured, the food must remain unground in
the gizzard until it is softened and falls to pieces. This makes
slow imperfect digestion, h robs the hen of strength and
robs you of eggs.
ASHEVILLE SEED COMPANY
i OUR SEEDS GROW
Cor. College & Lexington. Phones 2)77 and 2178.
CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS
It's needless to emphasize the quality of these superior
.products. These are deliciously cooked tender beans and
perfectly flavored with tomato catsup.
20c Can
We Also Carry a Full Line of Campbell's Soups.
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v -m .ay than by wh.oIesoit.
mj mj imander D Olior seta a gk
,De noceaeary, however, o
r-2.''.ta ' I of It. A e
.
37 Haywood St
1" (r la
- I l,f
"f l - "naieat
&IJAY,
i i ... i
flutu
It my in liunuoniD coun-
J Y&. ZSE. T-1 v'Vr-!
f ron. lot on Ivy atrt-ct, 111) and .thr
oonaWaratfc,n.
pr,,prrty , I.im.,n tuwm.hU,. $7:..
' J. A. Hcarborouah to S. K. Chan-
man.
1225.
property In Hkylund township.
MMtlllAtiK I.K I .VSl s.
Licenses for marrlufte of the fol
lowing were Issued:
8. it. Jarvls to Myrtle Carson
both
of Bursvllle.
Lewis Rockwell, of Asheville,
Mary V. Oonnell. of Greensboro.
Oliver V. Kngllsh. of Madison,
to
I'earl Metculf, of Huncnmbe.
l.-minrlo Oi.nrle .roil
' v" u,,' 'l-HeHt
l1",J' l" Ve"c 1 ri,Hl' "
ourg, n. i .
l''rnLfirln (iftode. -olorefl. of Hun
I Hpartaii-
t k m -v A
AUSHltD, 1U KXiViXiLV Xi
, MKHllH AnTB1 RflTlV
(Spaoisl to Th Cituir)
WASHINGTON. IX C. Dec.
30.
Senator Hlmmons' office today made
an appointment with Attorney-General
Palmer to receive a committee
from the North (,'urollna Merchants'
, ,enPra, PilImPr a(jvlsed Senator
Simmons today that he had author-
- iZed th removal of the office of the
I nltert Hlnt mainhnl for euntern
North Carolina from Raleigh to Wll-
mlncrton
GOODBYE
Old Year Everybody re
grets to see you gobut it
must be. Many joys and
many sorrows have come
with you and now the end
is here Goodbye.
IN THE PAST
Goode's Minute
Service
Drug Store
IN THE FUTURE
THE SAME.
Designated Prescription
'Depot For The
U. S. Government
OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE SAFES
FILING DEVICES
ACCOUNT REGISTERS
SHOW CASES
COMPUTING SCALES
MEAT SUCERS
CHEESE CUTTERS
ELEC. COFFEE MILLS
ELEC. MEAT CHOPPERS
COMPUTING OIL TANKS
GASOLINE FILLING STA
TIONS. Moody-Jefferies
Sales Co.
Phone 2966
38 Haywood St.
"to ii, aea U.
more we hw, aolt
"Freedom fo.c1715-1716
"ia u what wa.
tor In considering
in
DKCEMHER IN. WW.
CASTOR I A
For Infants ud Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bean
the
Sif nature of
CHURCH TO HOLD
NEW YEAR'S SERVICES
. There w ill be special New Year's
eve services at me i-utneran enuriii.
! corner iJoulli French Uroatl avenue
aou i niiiiui nuiri. linn tt-iiiiiK .u
js o'clock. Preaching by the pactoi
I Rev. W. I. Peters. Kvei yhody is eor-
; ilially i ivlted to this service.
KEEP IT SWEET
Keen Tour stomach sweet
today and ward off the indi
gestion of tomorrow try
IKIOIDS
the new aid to digestion.
As pleasant and as safe to
take as candy.
MAOC BY SCOTT a SOWN!
makers or corre emulsion
e"iaiNi
CANDIES
THE
NATIONALLY
POPULAR
CONFECTIONS
All rvlnds, Sizes and Prices.
WALKER'S
DRUG STORE
1&3
Phones
132
"We Do It"
VULCANIZING
Give us a trial
Up-to-date TIRE SERVICE
Phone 136.
Coston Motor Co.
65-67 Biltmore Ave.
Asheville, N. C.
NEW PARTS
FOR OLD
Bring us your broken cast
ing or metal articles of any
description and we'll give a
new one at a fraction of its
cost.
Asheville Welding
Co.
Phone 1116. 63-63 Biltmore Ave.
FALK'S MUSIC
HOUSE
Hati a large new stock of
PLATER PIANOS
PliiYER ROLLS
COI.TJHBIA RECORDS
Give its your patromge.
nil appreciate It.
76 Patton Avenua
Wo
tOXCT TO LOAF.
mmm
4 Pattoa AttTyVhmMn Ml.
1. ' 1
The Old
JHE OLD way of providing for .the happiness of .
pendents was
Vldual executor and tru
Jhe eCow 566 of Prices tfas
geen Reached on glankets
In Our Covering Department Quality
Blankets at Bottom Costs for . You
72x84 Jacquard Blanket, satin bound.
Regular $35.00. Special
72x84 All-Wool Blanket, plaid.
Regular $22.00. Special
72x84 All-Wool Blanket, plaid.
Regular $23.50. Special . . .
72x84 Ail-Wool Blanket, white with col- CI Q CO
ored borders. Regular $ I 5.00. Special ... DUaJU
72x84 All-Wool Blanket, plaid. & O -A
Regular $16.00. Special JlJeJU
72x84 All-Wool Blanket, white M 1 OC
Regular $13.00. Special PlleaCl
72x82 All-Wool Blanket, plaid. ' (1A OP
Regular $13.00. Special $lJiD
66x80 Wool Blanket, plaid. dQ J-Q
Regular $10.00. Special J)0. J
66x80 Wool Blanket, plaid. ' tl 1 9C
Regular $13.00. Special $11. LO
60x80 Wool Blanket, white. 7 f(
Regular $8.75. Special PleDU
All-Wool Crib Blanket, white; colored fcC 7C "
border. Regular $8.00. Special PDefd
SPRING DRESSES AND SUITS
ARRIVING DAILY.
27-29 HAYWOOD
Two Words Big With Meaning
ABILITY OPPORTUNITY
You may increase your ABILITY by attending the Eman
uel Business College. We will find the OPPORTUNITY for
you to use your added ability in a way to increase your salary
also.
New Term Begins January 5, 1920
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT of HAIR NETS
All Colors Jujt Received
at the
PARAMOUNT DRUG CO.
43 PATTON AVE.
CRAVEN'S DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY
-PURITY nd ACCURACY- OUR MOTTO
Night Clerk Over Store .
End ol W. AJievUIe Cr Line. Phone 8091
and The Nov
to make a will and app
$30.00
$18.75
$19.25
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