THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1921.
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SUMMER HATS FOR WEAR WITH SUITS AND FROCKS
CHINCHILLA JOINS
FURS FOR SUMMER
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SOCIETY
MISS ADELAIDE PEARSON CALDWELL, Social Eiltor. Phone 277
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Parties for Misses
Carr and Doynton.
Two of the most attractive visitors
of the summer are Miss Margaret
L,ouise Carr of Durham and Miss Mar
lha Boynton of Atlanta, who are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAden. at
their home in Myers Park. They ar
rived in the city Wednesday.
Thursday evening, they attended the
Kappa Alpha German at the Country
club. Friday morning they, were guests
at Mrs. Lockwood Jones' party for
Miss Rutledge'" Dudley. Friday, Mrs.
Meden gave an elaborate luncheon in
their honor at the Charlotte Country
club. Saturday Mrs. Walter Lambeth
gave them a swimming party at the
club.
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Wade are entertaining a picnic
party to . the old Kirkpatrick farm in
their honor. Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Charles K. Lambeth will give them a
swimming party at the Country club.
They will spend Wednesday in Concord
with Miss Carr's grandmother, Mrs.
J. W. Cannon. Thursday evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lassiter are giving
a dinner and swimming party compli
menting them at the Country club,
and a number of other parties are be
ing planned for them.
In Honcir'of Miss
Boynton ami Miss Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wade will be
dinner hosts at the Kirkpatrick farm
on the Pineville road Monday evening,
complimenting Miss Martha Boynton
of Atlanta and Miss Margaret Louise
Carr of Durham, who are the charming
house-guests of Mr .and Mrs. Henry
McAden at their home in Myers Park.
The guests will be Miss Carr and
Clarke Smith; Miss Boynton and
States Lee; Miss Martha Lee and Mor
ris McDonald; Miss Lucy Holmes Car
ron and Ralph Van Landingham; Miss
Calvine Scott and Ralph Murrill; Miss
Margaret Pou of Smithfield and Rhyne
Cannon; Miss Deane Van Landingham
and Walter Hook. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Aden, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Marshall, Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Lee.
In Honor of
Miss Harrill.
Mrs. J. Rush Shull entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Poet Seventh street in honor )l Miss
Elizabeth Harrill. whose marriago to
Charles r . iJritt win oe an mieresuns
social event. The guests were fjiven
handsome napkins to hem an,l these
were given to the bride-to-be. Prizes
were given for the best hemming. Re-
ij conuieiiio , . v . "v.. - . .
of green and white was observed in
the decorations.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Petty an 1
?ons, William and Britt, left Sunday
f r a trip to Wrightsville Beach, where
they will be guests at the Oceanic
Hotel.
Thomas A. Stokes has returned to
the city after attending th0 finals at
V. M. I. Mr. Stokes was formerly a
student there. Enroute home, lie visit
ed his mother in Durham.
Misses Caroline Blanton " and Minnie
Eddins Roberts, of Shelby, who are
the attractive young house-guests of
Miss Vera Webb Oates at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Oates in Myers Park, will return houae
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Oates.
During their visit here, numerous par
ties have been given in their honor.
Miss Julia Manning of Raleigh and
Miss Helen Dodson of Fayetteville, wh
for the past few days h'ave been the
charming house-guests of Miss Eliza
beth Miller ' at her home on North
Tryon street, returned to their respec
tive homes Monday morning. Miss
Manning: attended the Kappa Alpha
dance Thursday night. Miss Dodson,
who had intended coming for the
dance, was delayed, and arrived in the
city Friday.
Miss Kitty Brack of San Francisco,
who is the delightful house-guest of
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bryant, will leave
Saturday for Wrightsville Beach,
where she will join Miss Carelyn
Blount of Atlanta, for a week's stay.
She will return to Charlotte from
Wrightsville, for ,an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant.
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Miss Alice Battle Gibbon, youngest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Gibbon, left last Thursday night, for
Philadelphia, for a week's visit to Dr.
and Mrs. John Gibbon, the former her
uncle. ,
Mrs. Charles T. Brown and son,
Charles, Jr., have returned to their
home in the Blandwood apartments af
t er spending several weeks visiting Mrs.
Brown's parents in Durham.
Miss Kittv Brack, Of San Francisco,
arrived in the city Saturday to spend
some time as the house-guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C, B. Bryant at their home
on Morehead avenue. Miss Brack is
charmingly known here, having visited
the Bryants upon several previous oe.
casions.
WOMEN! BUY NO DYE
BUT "DIAMOND DYES"
Miss Ella Crawford Heath returned
to her home in Wlnnsboro, S. C, Satur
dav afternoon, after spending several
days here with Miss Caroline Brevard
Moore at her homfe on Kingston ave
nue. Dilworth. Miss Millicent Blanton
of Shelby, who has also been visiting
Miss Moore, returns home Monday af
ternoon. Miss Heath and Miss Blanton
came to attend the Kappa Alpha dance
last Thursday night.
Miss Josephine Rose, of Henderson,
will arrive in the city Monday night
to visit Miss Caroline Brevard Moore.
She will be here a week or ten days.
Miss Delight Thompson has returned
from Bridgewater, where she attended
a house-party. She will leave soon for
visits to friends in Asheville. Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Knee, the former her un
cle, leave shortly for Blowing Rock.
Miss Thompson will make her home
with them.
Mrs. .Walter Watt has gone to her
summer home at Silver, in the moun
tains of western North Carolina. Mr.
Watt is in the middle West, on business.
Unless you ask for "Diamond Dyes"
you may get poor dye that streaks,
spots, fades and ruins your goods.
Every package of Diamond Dyes con
tains simple directions for home dye
ing or tinting any new. rich, fadeless
color into garments or draperies of
any material. No mistakes! No failures!
Vacation
Accessories
AUTOMOBLE BLUE BOOK .
Indispensable to those who plan
a motor trip.. Price $4.00.
FOUNT AN PENS
With which to tell the folks
back home of the good times
you are having.
STATIONERY
Upon which to write all the
pleasant details.
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BOOKS OF FICTION
"Take along a book.' Make a
selection from our catalogues
which are free upon request.
DIARIES
In which to keep a permanent
record.
GAMES " ' ' ' ' '
1 Including playing 'cards, etc.
KODAK BOOKS
Paper Napkins,' Plates, etc.,
Magazines. . ,
Mall Orders a Specialty
A Book Store of Rare Excellence
Office Suppliers and Furnishers.
Miss Corinna Moore of Washington
will arrive in the city the latter part
of the week for a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. .T. Robin Brem, the latter her
sister, at their home on Kingston ave
nue. Miss Marion Propst has returned
from Blue Ridge, where she has been
attending conferences.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, gr.
and daughter, Miss Laura, and Sir
and Mrs. Charles W Tillett, Jr., re
turned home Monday morning from
New York, where they attended the
marriage of Miss Hazel Martin and
John Tillett, which took place Satur
day at the Vanderbilt hotel.
Mrs. S. B.- Alexander. Mrs. George
Wadsworth and Mrs. Addison Brenizer
have returned from Dinville.
Miss Allie Neeo of Charlotte and Mrs.
J. A. Anthony of Shelby will leave
shortly for New York, whero thev will
take coures at Columbia university
during the summer-
Mr. and" Mrs. Thomas S. McPheeters
have returned home from a bridal trip
to New York, Atlantic City and Natural
Bridge, Va.. and are at the home of
Mr. McPheeters' parents, Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. V. M. McPheeters in Chatham
Estates. They expect to build soon.
Prior to her marriage on June 9th, Mrs.
McPheeters was Miss Lois Anderson.
Miss Mary Moore Salder of Atlanta,
will arrive in the city Saturday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Dodsworth on
South Tryon street.. She will be ac
companied by Mrs. Dodsworth's son,
Gillespie, who has been visiting her
in Atlanta. Miss Sadler's Mother, Mrs.
Gillespie Sadler of Atlanta, will arrive
in the city Monday, accompanied by
her other daughter. Miss Ida Sadler,
for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Dodsworth
the latter her sister, at their home on
South Tryon street.
Airs. u. c Kennedy is vis
friends in "Vrtv Ynrlr SVio Vina nlon
visited Mr, and Mrs. F.ank. Augusbury
at their home in Ogdensburg. N. Y.
Mrs. 'Augusbury was formerly Miss
Bessie Sterne of Charlotte.
PROMINENT SHOE
MAN ENDORSES IT
l , , i j ucia.tcu vnKjei .iviuser on me wu-
! Mr. A. C. Glazncr, proprietor of the i n?ss .stand- "We literally had to haul
Glazner Shoe Store ' one of tho' iog,i;
f business firms of Henderson vaiio c
says: "I feel 100 per cent 'better in
' every way since taking Garren'
Tonic.
"I was troubled a great : deal w'ich
indigestion and heartburn.. Almost, ev-
erytnmg i ate disagreed with me an
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The light pelts used for sum
mer are found really quite com
fortable on many of the cool ave-.
nings of the early season. The?
are particularly good for wear over
the low-cut gown when motoring
to the evening party. This wrap
of chinchilla is very captivating
in its expensive way.
Misses' Margaret and jean Crater are
visiting their gradnmother, Mrs. M. 13.
Hall, at her home on East 7th street
Mrs. Daisv Oates Veerans is spending
the week with Dr. and Mrs. James L.
Keerans at their home on East avenue.
She is a sister of Mrs. Keerans.
Mrs. Armand Myers accompanied by
her brother, Roy Steele, arrived from
New York Sunday morning. Mr.
Steele recently landed from Europe.
He lives in Macedonia. Mrs. Steele met
him in New York, and they spent sev
eral days there at the Vanderbilt hotel
He will visit her here for some time.
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Mr. and Mrs. James L. Staten and
daughter. Miss Virginia, Staten, will
leave Saturday for a trip to Lineville.
PARKS TO HAVE
BAND CONCERTS
Shrine Organization Adopts
v Suggestion of Mayor
James 0. Walker.
Weekly band concerts during the sum
mer months'are assured for the city by
the agreement of members of. the Shrine
and Charlotte Concert bands to the sug
gestion of Mayor J. O- Walker that
these organizations join in concerts at
Independence and Latta-Parks.
The city will have a band stand built
at Independence Park within the next
few days and the first concert may be
held there within the next week or two.
A stand will not be erected at Latta
Park for sometime yet.
Mayor Walker suggested the proposal
for weekly concerts to the two bands
some days ago and the members accept
ed the suggestion.
The Shrine band last Monday inaugur
ated a series of Monday night concerts
from the balcony of the Red Fez club.
It was not known if these cdncerts
Will be suspended when the concerts at
Independence Park begin. ,
The Charlotte Concert band, which
Was recently organized, has not given
any public concerts as yet, but its mem
hers are all skilled musicians, several
of them being . professionals. .
The mayor's proposal is for the bands
to play at one of the parks on alter
nating weeks. Concerts by the combin
ed band may also be given from time
to time. Band members consider that
the plan not only will furnish much
entertainment for citizens but will give
them the opportunity of public work
and concert training. ,
s? "DRUNKEST NEGRO" IS
FINED $5 AND COSTS
Declared by Officer L. E. ' Moser to
be the dunkest negro ever brought into
the local police station, jJean" Connor,
who hasn't realized yet. what it's, all
about ,was f fried $5 and costs, for his
sprree by Judge Jines- in the police
court Monday morning. ' ' '
"I never saw anything like it be-
iore, aeciarea umcer .Moser on the wit
him in. He was lying on a front porch
on Second street in Brooklyn When we
discovered him. T tnnnheH him
;J with my finger, and he rolled: down the
I ctonc onH infn iroMrl 1T .
as limn as a dish raar. -Wenull him
Tfcis way and that trying to get him in
tie stretched like rubber band
seemed to form .in hard lumps in my He wfis l)yt in-the back of the car
stomach.' I was' bothered with short-! like a saclf of mea1' It took a big
ness . of .breath and was constipated ! Part of the Police force r to haul him
nearly all the time. I had severe nV 3au -e
pains in mv back.
"Since taking Garren's Tonic I hava
a splendid appetite and can eat any
thing I want" without any dlsagreeab e
after effects. Garren's Tonic" has
overcome every one of my troubles,
it is the most wonderful medicine
I have ever seen in mv mQ i T
heartily recommend it to everv on.
Garren's Tonic Is sold in Charlotte
by Beatty'8 Drug Co., and in North
Chtrlotte ty Hand's Pharmacy
This hannpnod " Ratni-rloTr nitVi
nor came to his senses Sunday af
ternoon with the events of his spree a
gap in his memory.
When given an opportunity to ques
tion Officer Moser on the witness stand
Monday morning, he asked a score of
questions as t6 his actions while he
wr.s drunk. .When he had found out
everything he exclaimed, "I'll be doggone."
STIEFF PIANO
For 'Three Quarters of a Century
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Call or phone for prices or fill out
following blank and send us:
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Charlotte. N. C.
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pianos. .-
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Address
PERMITS FOR USE OF
PARKS ARE REQUIRED
Permits to use the baseball diamond
at Independence Park must be obtain
ed before teams may occupy it, Chair
man E- L. Mason, of the Charlotte Park
and Recreation commission, announced
Monday. A mixup in schedules for
games recently and the consequent cre
ation of controversies between teams
over the use of the diamond makes
the permit plan necessary, Mr. Mason
said.
No charge will be made for permits,
the purpose of which is merely to prohi
bit conflicting engagements 'fnr tho
grounds. (The commission will list nil
permit so that when a team has ob
tained one it will be assured of hav
ing the use of the srrounds nn tvo a,,
LAblES' WAIST.
It is surprising what a youthful
touch a small thing like a bow tie
lends to milady's blouse of batiste. The
collar, cuffs and tie are of colored dim
ity. The shoulder edges of the back
extend over the fronts in shallow yoke
effect.
The ladies' waist is cut in sizss 36 to
42 inches bust measure. Size 1C re
quires 1 7-8 yard 36 inch material, with
5-8 yard 36 inch contrasting. Price
15 cents.
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1069
Every woman who wants to dress
stylishly ind economically should or
der at once the summer issue of our
Fashion Quarterly, which contains
over 300 styles, dressmaking lessons,
etc. Price 10 cents. Postage prepaid
ana safe delivery guaranteed. Send 25
cents for a pattern and Fashion Guar-teriy.
Order patterns from The Pattern De
nartmeht, The Charlotte News, Char
lotte, N. C.
SOAP ADS USEFL.
Chicago, June 27. Here's the "low
down" on bathing.
Charles Henry Mackintosh, an ai
vertising expert, blames it all :m soap
advertising.
Says Charles:
"Only a short time ago we bathed
once a week and generally on Satur
day. We even skipped once in a while.
Then came a flood of advertising by
soap manufacturers until we wero
persuaded we weren't Christians un
less we took a daily bath. We werj
advertised into it. Advertising ought
to raise the standard of living."
Beautify ine Complexion
IN TEN DA YS
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The Unzquled Beantifier
Used and Endorsed
By Thousands
Guaranteed to remove
tan, freckles, pimples,
sallowness, etc. Ex
treme cases. Rids
pores and tissues of impurities Leaves
the skin clear, soft, healthy. At lead
ing toilet counters. If they haven't it,
by mail., two sizes, 60c. and $1.20.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Pari?. Tmnn.
SPECIALS
These three numbers just arrived
and we are offerings them at .prices
which will assure quick sales.
ONE STRAP PUMP
of black kid, with Baby Louis
leather heel, welt sole, a beautiful
pump, at
$7.50
BROWN KID PUMP
one strap, turn sole, . Baby. Louis
leather heel, finely made of choice
materials, at
$8.00
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SPORT OXFORD
This brown saddle' strap spoit
oxford lis -mighty eesirable. ' Has
low rubber heel, welt oak sole.
You'll gladly, buy 'em at -'
$6.50
S6 East Trade St.
"THE HOUSE OF SERVICE"
Dcuble Guarantee. Free Tunin
and Liberal Selling Plan.
Write for
Catalogue.
Prjcea and
Terms
"The World's Best Piano"
And Other Standard Makes, and
. the Incomparable AMPICO.
JOHN W. POST & CO.
209 West Trade St. Charlotte, N. C
Coral Baker Music Studios Here.
The large hat is Raining in . pop
ularity with every new sunny? day.
There is nothing Jike a brijrht sun
and a tendency to burn or freckle
for causing a pretty girl to -adopt
one of the fashionable large wide
brimmed hats. Here is a group of
three which are sjire to .attract
favorable comment Nary blue
taffeta and straw with some js'. e
erined cherries for trimming make
the hat at the left with the pretty
rolling .brim. Pale blue clove: em
broidered organdie is used in fash
ioning the lovely summer hat in
th center. A ,nrav of organdi
flowen is the only trimming. Two
cebbage roses and many leaves
covering the crown of the hat forn
tho trimming on the drcopin?
brimmed sailor shape at the rih
The hat is developed in futurist
colorings and is very smart worn
with white or black frock to set
"CHARLOTTE'S SHOPPING CENTER"
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4A BON MARCHE STORE"
c June oic?fe of
fresh Ifew Summer louses
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Jub louses
of Fine French Voiles, Sheer Batiste or Crisp Organdies.
Silk louses
of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Georgette or Pongee.
j$and Made glouses
of Soft Voiles with hand drawn threads forming open
work blocks or finishing a pleated frill; -
Everhing that: you could think of is here in Blouses.
BLOUSES FOR BLOUSES FOR
. Specials in jiandrhiade Voiles
. and. PpngeesSpecially pur-
. .chased and specially r priced.
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BLOUSES FOR FROM
Wirthmor Waists, the stand
ard of value -new modet
semi-monthly. ' i
BLOUSES FOR
Tub Blouses of fine Voiles
and Organdies tailored or
trimmed.
$4a t m
of Georgette Crepe, Organdie,
Crepe " de Chine and Hand
Made , Voiles with exquisite
lace and hand embroidery
white and colors.
BLOUSES FROM
$7t0$12a ;
Beautiful Crepe or French Voiles; with real filet or Irish
lace exquisite work. It's a1 longtime since such qualities have
come within the realm of this price.
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