THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1920,
glankets and Comforts
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At 2:10 'O'clock yesterday afternoon
raa solemnlied the marriage of Mien
t.Uy Tryon Meriwether to Mr. 'George
jj. Degge. Tne ceremony marKea
with sacredness, solemnity and elm
pie beauty of detail, was quietly per
formed in the presence of thirty or
more relative and intimate irienae
. f the couple. In the . apartment of
: the bride' parent in the Carolina
apartment house. With a back
ground banked with palm, an Im
provlwd altar waa artistically nr
" ranged, with garland of southern
v iroilax flanked by ferns and potted
plants, on each aids of which m.iod
white standards holding threo tall
' and stately lighted taper. Through
' out the room were placed crystal
rases filled with freeslas and anpura
gus fern. The vows were apoken by
. Kev. Willi O. Clark, rector of Trln
. Ity Kpiscopal church. Previous to
the ceremony, Mr. E. L. Wolslagel
i played Barnby's "O Perfect Love."
. and during the ceremony he oftly
- ' rendered "Call Me Thine Own," on
the violin. Mr. Degge had a his best
man Mr. Robert K. Williams, of thl
city. The bride, who was unatteml
V nd, was given in marriago by her
.' father, Mr. V. L, Meriwether. She
wore a smart suit of French blue and
a small hat of brown. Her corsage
. was an exquisite affair of ireeslas end
aweetpeas. Immediately afterwards,
v Mr. and Mrs. Degge left for a short
"honeymoon of a wee't, after which
' they will return to Asheville and will
be at home in the Carolina Apart
ment house.
Miss Elizabeth Walrosley. of Wash
- Ington, P. C., who has been visiting
" .Mis Katherinw Horner at her home
. on Haven aero ft place, was the hon
or guest at,a small and informal aft
ernoon tea given yesterday.
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Miss Marian Bailey was hostess
' Saturday evening at her home In the
Carolina Apartment house at an ln-
formal card party. During the even
' : lug the young folk enjoyed dancing
. aiter several rounds or cards,
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The following from an exchange
wui interest muslo lovers in the city
. Extensive plan are under way for
a great musical festival to be held
in New York from April to Apr.ll
11 under tne auspices of the New
Tork Oratorio. society and under the
.. musical direction of Walter Dam'
: roach, conductor of the New York
Symphony orchestra.
Forty year ago Dr. Leopold Dam
roach, father of Walter Damrosch,
directed the first Important muslo
festival In New York. The two or-
ganlsatlon of which ha wa founder,
the New York Bymphony and Ora
torio societies, formed a nucleus for
the undertaking, as they do today.
Audience of 8000 persona packed the
seventh regiment armory nightly for
, , six performance. People cam from
all yr the country to attend. Even
those whose interests were not musi
cal were drawn m by the magnitude
of the affair. Walter Damrosch, then
a boy of It. drilled two of the
4 chorouse for thl festival. Walter
Damrosch and Anne Louisa Carey, a
great contralto of that day, are the
sole survivors of the entire roster of
. tne festival.
The present festival In the word of
, tne omcial announcement, "will nn.
doubtedly equal and perhaps surpass
ieuceor corn in scope ana
, quaBty, Its avowed purpose la to
. supply an impulse for the promo
tion of musical culture by a pre
sentation of varied and exciting pro
gram of the best muslo on such a
gigantic, almost spectacular, scale
, that it will be bound to attract huge
audiences."
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v Mr. and Mrs. Maurice K. Cotton
returned to their home at Louis
ville, Ky. after a stay of several
week as guest at Orova Park Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. g'. D. Sessions, whoj
" oeen nere rqr several day, have
, , returned to their home in Georgia.
' Mr. and Mrs. George. TV Degge left
yesterday for a short stay after which
they will be at home in the Caro
lina apartment . house.
Mr. fj ifn."aL.' Torrance and
Captain Torrance have arrived from
(.neir noma in Canada and are guests
i ioe manor. . .
... Mr David Sheroh left Sunday for
w lors'city, wnere she will spend
Mis Grace Moore recently visited
iruuas ai canton ror several days.
Mr. D. S. Bennett, of Knoxvllla,
im nere ror a oner stay.
Mr. Ralp Aiken Is visiting her
. eieier mi uurnara ror a snort while.
Mr, Frank A. Waldrop and small
on, of Atlanta, Oa.(i who have been
in the city for a week or more, left
yesterday for a stay In the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rees have
; come from their home at Cedarhurst,
, L. I., and are the guest of Mr. Rees'
parents. Mr. and Mr. Arthur F.
Rees, at their residence on HI Km ore
avenue.
Mr. W. C. Greenwood has been at
Charlotte for a brief stay.
Mr. James Mitchell, who has been
spending several days in th'o city as
a guest at Margo Terrace, has re
turned to his home at New York city.
Miss Margaret Allen has returned
to her home In the city, after vieltlng
friends at Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, Jr.. of
Detroit. Mich., are spending some
tfme in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Watson, who have
been here for Rome time, have re
turned to their home in Georgia.
Mrs. T. A. Holder, of Canton, re
cently visited friends In the city.
Mr. Richard E. Mummaugh, of
Parkersburg, W. Va., Is the guest of
Mr. and Mr. J. H. Grogg at their
home on Spear avenue.
Mr. J. T. Penn.. of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. came yesterday for a short Rtay
here
Mrs. William T. Morris, who ha
been with relatives In Florida, has
returned to the city.
Mr. Paul Gearhart spent jerfterday
in the city with friends.
Mr. Roger Meriwether, who 1 at
tending college in Kentucky, came
the first of the week for a stay with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Meri
wether, and to be present for the
marriage of his sister. Miss Lily Tryon
Meriwether, and Mr. George Degge,
which took place yesterday afternoon.
Res
anoi
the tested skin treatment
"Resinol is what you want for your
kin-trouble Kcsinoi to the itch
ing and burning Resinol to heal the
eruption. This gentle ointment has
been so effective for years in treating
eczema, ring worm, itching, burning
rashes, and sorts, that It ha become
a standard skin treatment It con
tains nothing that could Irrftat the
tenderest skin."
Yoor druggist will also tell yon tha
Resinol Ointment Is excellent for re
lieving the smart, itch, and barn of
cnosquito-bites, and Insect-stings, It
soothe and cools skins burned by
wind or sun. Ail dealers sell Resinol
Ointment
Mert wks utt Tteunol Shaving
Stick' find seething btwnt lomectt-tary.
Mr. A. L. Bhort, Jr., of Black Moun
tain, has gone to Bristol, Tenn., where
he will make his future homo,
Mrs. William Hamlin Beattle, of
Greenville, a C, arrived yesterday
ana is with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J, R. Oates, at their home in Orove
Park for a stay of a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltnev. of Cleve
land. Ohio, arrived the first of the
week for a short visit In Asheville.
Miss DeWItt Chatham, who him
been visiting friend at Nashville and
Memphis. Tenn.. has returned tn hr
home at Wlnton-8alem. Mlm Chat
ham I well known here, where she
has spent' much time.
Mrs. H. O. Enaford. of Phllmtni.
phla, Pa., has been in the eitv for
short stay before going to Florida for
tne season.
Mr. R. G. Munroe and famllv. nt
New York city, are among the re
cent arrivals at Grove Park inn.
Mr, George Bhuford has been
spending a week with his parents In
the city.
Mr. Merrlt Lum, of Chicago, m,
1 at Grove Park Inn for a stay.
Mr. Louis Carr. of Pissah Vnrmmt
spent yesterday in the city.
W. B. Phllllns. formerlv
Hill, a C., but more recently with
the Observer at fhnflntto ho. ...
rived in the cltv and trnea nrith h
Draes' staff.
Asheville on. passenger train No. 21
for a few weeks' honeymoon.
Work On Building.
The new store and office building
now under construction by the firm
of Gaston & Tate le beginning to
neur completion. This building,
which was constructed out of solid
conorete for the basement, will be
finished with nice pressed brick and
the better order of glass front, and If
mo present weatner prevails for a
wnne, tne iaes of Murch will see
Marlon with another A-l business
building on Main street.
J. M. ANDERSON DIES
AT BLACK MOUNTAIN
Mrs. Anderson Accompanied the Re
main to Cleveland, O.
(Special te The Cltlxan.l
BLACK MOUNTAIN, Fob. 8 John
McAhan Anderson, formerly of Cleve
land, Ohio, who came to Black Moun
tain with his wife about a year ago
tor inn ( neaun, aiea (Saturday night.
Short funeral service was held at the
undertaking parlors, conducted by
Rev. T. A. Cosgrove. of Asheville,
Rev. Teague and Rev. Justice. Mrs.
Anderson accompnnled the remain
to Cleveland, Ohio, Monday after
noon. Wayland Hmith, who came here
several years ago for his health, died
en Friday while , on a visit to his
mother at Aydon. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon. He was con
nected with the Black Mountain Au
S
ORE THROAT
or Tonailitis, gargle
with, warm salt
water, then apply-
VICKS VAP0R1
YOUR BOOYGUABO-' - 30. 0. l.ad
m
urn,
IjgectontMothers
Relieves Discomfort;
tRjumas smuuioR ca Dwr mh tium Oa
Miss Mamye Norton United
in Marriage to Mr. John
Bolton.
NO COLD IS TOO
HEAVY FOR BELL'S
It helps Nature quickly and
thoroughly. Dr. Bell'a
Pine-Tar-Honey does
STOP totinj around a disagreeable
and dangerou. eoid. Let Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tr-Honey exert its
ability as a supremely beneficial help
in relieving phlegm, stufhness, in-'
nammation, congestion, hoarseness,
difficult breathing' Let it help you as
it regularly helps thousands ol others
lor whom its balsamic and heating
antiseptic never fail to promote-result
Safe for the little ones, too. An
economical bottle can be procured
from your druggist today. That's the
wise thing to do. 30c., 60c., $1.20. .
Flabby Skins Become
Finn and Youthful
With
The patting in of the Muscle
Oil daily and the application
of the Skin Toning Lotion
after
Marinello
Rest Facial
A eingle treatment rests the
tired nerves and improves
the complexion.
Information Free.
Mr. Date Marim-llo shop
S6 Haywood St, Phone U71.
If you are in need of Blankets or are not
fully supplied for the coming season we sug
gest you see our stock of Blankets now. We
have a full line of Cotton Cotton with Wool
Finish, Wool and Cotton mixed and all
Wool Indian Robe Blankets, a splendid sam
Dle line, all Western Wool. SincrU R1anL-ra
lrf v Tfl I 1 I .wv.....6 v..i.io, wuui buvcis ui cjiua
' , im nil u-a rwf-1 r i- .. 1
jcai u ii utuiuvcx vyui v .nil 1 1 nr i unp is nrprrinrv Annrr
l 111 U..t 1 1 i e i i
wui me vtiiuca arc wonaerrui CQnsiaenng
present prices.
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( J w.taKMB IllIll J J miy 111
y iw , . . vv
j wooi rinisn Dianitets, rrom 93. p QQ
JBianitets pUe I O
Part Wool BlankeU, from $3.40 fT f"A
to $7.50
Wool BlankeU, from $9,00 $18 75
Wool and Cotton Mixed, white or rfQ rA
plaid PO)7
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COMFORTS
Cotton Comforts, from $2.95
to
Wool Comforts, from $10.00
to
. $7.25
$11.50
tomobll company for some time.
Mrs. Howard Curly and daughter
are 111 with Influenza.
Mr. IT. E. Alford is seriously ill
and was taken to a hospital In Ashe-
Ere. If they Tire, Itch,
1 fa Smart dr Bum. if Sore.
OUR ti CO Granulated, usa Murina
Often, Seothea, Bafreafcee. Safe fox
Infant or Adult At aU Draggista. Write for
(Soeelal to Tha Cltnnn
Marion, Feb. 9. A' very beautiful
wedding; was- solemnized Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. J., C. Nor
ton in Park Mill. Marion, when his
daughter. Miss Mayme Norton, was
unnea in marriage to Mr. John S.
Bolton, of Charlotte. The wedding
took place at 6 o'clock n. m. nv.
W .B. Lassiter, oaator of Marion
Episcopalian church, officlattnar. A
number of close personal friends were
present. Mrs. Bolton has been em
ployed as stenographer for several
years by the la.w firm of Morgan and
Chambers, and Is one of the most
popular ladies of Marion. Mr. Holtnn
Is a superintendent for the
Power company at Bridgewater, at
present. The happy couple went to
Just Try E2B2I52 To-night
.iui "0"uWy It relesm and Incrcan
tfcjbll and Kts ti luifi'b Hver and tmrTy
bowjli ilu aetloa. Jutt tmooth, comfortable
nlM for men, women, boys and girl .aS
NEW SILK SWEATERS
In All the Late Styles and Shad
es
Recent shipments include the popular coat
effect with either shawl or square collar and
with, sash ends or the smart double-belt effect.
Shades featured for spring are purple, navy,
eppenhagen, medium blue, Nile, black and
tan; also tan with brown trim, white with
black and black with white.
Prices are from $39.50 to $72.00
extremely reasonable for aU-silk Sweaters this
season.
GROWING DEAF WITH
DEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS
KRYPTOK GLASSES
for OLD eyes that wiah to be
YOUNG again.
"KNOW TJ3 BY THE SIGN"
OPTOMETHI8T.
78 Patton Ave. Below P. O.
If you are growing hard of hearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness or if you have
roaring, rumbling, hissing noises In your
ears go to your druggist and get 1 ounce
' i-Brmini taouoie sirengtn), and add to
It 4 pint of hot water and a little granu
lated sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four
times a duy.
This will often bring quick relief from
the dlRtreanlng head noisea. Clogged nos
trils should open, breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping into the
, imuav. 11 is eusy io prepare, costs little
,and is pleasant to take. Anyone who la
i threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or
i who has head noises should give this pr
, acrlptlon a trial. Advt
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PARELl
fiay mental .
EDWARD A. FARLEY
16 S. PackSq. Asheville, N. C.
AVOID THE :FLU"
KEEP DOWN the DUST
APEX ELECTRIC
Vacuum Cleaner
Phone 3409
for Demonstration
Percival Shuttles. Repr.
132 Spears Are. .
vllle on Saturday.
Mrs. Ham by I critically 111 at her
home In Black Mountain.
J. M. Mason's family are all 111
with influenza.
FALK'S MUSIC
HOUSE
Has a large new stock o(
' PIAYEH PIANOS
PLATER ROLLS
COLUMBIA RECORDS
Give n yoor patromise. Wu
will appreciate It.
16 Patton Arenas)
William O, (Billy) Evans, well
known American league baseball um.
plre, born in Chicago, 34 years ago to
day. .
WAYNES VILLE, N. C.
SUYETA
PARK HOTEL
Only Steam Heated Hotel in
Waynearflle .
AH Modern Conveniences.
Open AO the Year
Special Attention Given the
Commercial Trade
Spring
Coats
Wonderful Styles in Beautiful Materials
Priced $16.50 and up
!' The lsu Find "'
II , These Suggestions For I 11
II PALM BEACH HAS ACCEPTED THEM " J Jj
g Youth and gracefulness are expressed in these 1 '
gnB modes of the new season. Suits that possess the
Ig - newest and smartest touches. Gowns of pleas-
ing richness in the seaso 1
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