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tHAKLUITE ilEWS, UHA11LU1TE, JN. J., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 30, 1921.
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Annie uunuvic Jtiayes of
Sr' ,i- Va.. who is visiting Airs. John
'v,P.-i-'on iit her home in the Elmore
ft'"
Mees will entertain at
home on Louise avenue
at 3.60 o clock, in
;.rvCon M'S
f .ncement
7 following
cards will be of wid-
est in Charlotte, the former
Mr. ana Mrs. John
t'onyr. aunuuiiff me marriage
il.uig-httr. Aim uufont, to Air.
stair Henry, Wednesday. De-
nmeteen hundred
-1 illU'l
&. nf the bride
.I11H "
pntv-eiehth
ftwentyone, Ashcville, North Caro-
...mvianvint; raiu. mu we a.1 nome
.' January fifth. Three hundred
'.tv'i'our Aryylo road, Brooklyn, New
l'oi'h-
r5. )Ia?U'
'T w'' fasten, of 406 Kingston
pilworth. who was taken the
". '.'i'n'bvtfrian hospital for treatment
....'.) hia iiao. is somewhat improved.
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of '
Personals
ht r8, ,C" S Pruden and daughters,
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Pruden,
or home, Ga.. are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
' i iFov?en at their home in Myers
f ar k. rhey have spent the past two
weeks m New York, and stopped over
in Charlotte en route home. Airs. Pru-
iiwr, uaugnter, Miss Elizabeth
Jtruden, was formerly a. class-mate of
.oo utti roweii at Agnes Scott col
lege, Decatur, Ga.
Carey Daniels of Chapel Hill returned
home tndav after visiting here for a
part of the holidays with his cousins,
Misses Esther and Alary Poythress and
L,. P. Poythress.
George Graham of Atlanta is hevj i
spending a part of the holidays witn
his father, Dr. Alexander Graham.
'
Sam L. Rabb, 'superintendent of the
public schools of Laurinburg, has been
spending- a. few of the holidays in Char
lotte with former friends. Thursday he
went to Winston-Salem to visit other
friends and will return to Laurnburg
the first of nextweek.
KEITH PROGRAM
SURE TO PLEASE
rMOJHER GOOSE DOT PUZZLE
.Hard Jbyrle Kinzle entertain-
heme on South Tryon street
, t iling, in honor of Airs.
iafivHon Davis, a charming
-mher 2-nd. who was form-
in H'i""'
tips.
' Mrs W
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jjjcp ,irpaiev rtn iti ul uie city.
;,- attractively uecorated m
decorations. Over the
-he- hvinar-room was hutiir a
wedding bell.
brick was gowned m black Can-
laii silver oag. ana
rs. Kinzle
ton crepe.
fith manv
-cful presents. Games were
..vlV
V'e season
-.-.y in the
whit-1
The
Ciero. with small silver Y
'V'-icd a Colonial bouquet. Aln
, al3 attired in black Cantc
' "-' IrKio wa.s showered wit
, vc!v an-i
Aftt-r
amoved aurmg ine turning.
the .-tiower, .Mrs. ivinzie mvitea
r itito the dining-room, where
.'0 iioart-shaped cake occupied the
f the table, ice-cream, in the
cf littie wedding slippers, cake,
,-ilrs were .served.
-j ,.'jnr
Kirzi- naci as ner guesis aooui
oi M'-'i?- Davis' most intimate
Mrs.
treaty
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yii l.a'u.i .Marshall of Anderson. S. C.
; viitinc Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall.
fr,rmer hf r brother, at their home in
BiarMlvood apartments.
Miss Laura . Parslev nf Wiiminfftftn
was- an attractive visitor in the citvl
.uucsuaj una xnursaay, attending the
dance given by the Charlotte Cotillion
club Wednesday evening. While here,
she was the guest of Air. and Airs. Wil
liam Parsley, the former her brother.
nc went lrom here to Winston-Salem,
where she is visiting Aliss DeWitt
Chatham.
Miss Addip Wehh Qf,,v, l,
home m Rockinfh
a visit to Air. and Airs. T. T. Cole at
their home on Hawthorne Lane. Aliss
Ldith Coiner of Danville, Va., who has
also been visiting Mr. and Airs. Cole,
.v.i leiuni io ner nome Saturday. Aliss
Webb and Aliss Comer arrived in the
city Monday night. -
Cadet Edgar Lee Love will return to
the IT. S. Military academy at West
rOint, N. Y.. Sunfliiv nitrht al'tpr
ing his Christmas 'leave with his par-!
ems, mr. and Airs. John F. Love, at
their home on the Providence road.
Myers Park. Cadet Love will graduate
from West Point next year.
Airs. II. C. Alassey, of High Point,
is the guest of Mr. and Airs. Paul
Valaer. She was formerly Aliss Annie
Belle Woods, of Charlotte. .
Miss Tirzah Alessick, daughter of Air.
and Airs. Charles K. Alessick, is home
irom Peace Institute, Raleigh, to spend
the holidays with her parents. She is
spendinga a part of the time with her
cousin. Miss Laura Devereaux, daughter
of Air. and Airs. W. L. Devereaux, who
is a student at Queens Colege.
JACK 5 PRAT
In x
!
General Excellence is to Be
Found in Every Act at
the Academy.
BY MASON B. HOOD.
For diversity of features and gen
eral excellence in every one of the
five acts, on the Keith program, it is
seldom that more amusement is placed
on one bill than the one provided at
the Academy theater for the last half
of the week. Nearly all the acts get.
away from the trite and the hackneyed
forms of entertainment and succeed , in
putting over something new.
Alary Alarble and company put new
ness into every feature of their brief
sketch called "My Home Town." It
would not be fair to give away the act
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in advance by saying what takes place
but it is delicious in conception and
the four persons put it over in great
style. -
McConnell and West, in their bizarre
act called "Fire," are interesting be
cause the male member sings songs in
a way all his own and tells jokes like
an artist to the manner born. But it
is his dark-eyed, Spanish-looking, black
haired partner, a sparkling gem of in
triguing womanhood, that holds the
attention of most of the audience.
Lloyd and Lubin in "Ida Wanna," a
quaint conception of humor, are due
special praise for the exceptional mer
it of their act as portrayed by Air.
Lubin, a Hebrew comedian, as distinc
tive and individualistic as they make
them. Anybody who appreciates fine
comedy based on the individual artist's
conception of it and likes the whims
of a real artist will enjoy Air. Lubin.
Alartin and Aloore, daring aerialists,
are. also exceptionally clever of their
kind, and Wanda, "the seal with hu
man brains," is a show all by herself.
This act is one among a hundred and
is interesting to every type of vaude
ville patron.. ,
Aliss Virginia Staten is visiting Aliss
Elizabeth Cloud in Hamlet. She is a
member of a house-party being given by
Aliss Cloud.
HAD
IT HAD BUT ANE EAR.;
IT WENT TA Buy BUTT Em
VYHtN BUTf EFOYAS DEAh.
p TWhi.YY AND SATURDAY
p.1 MRS. WALLACE REID
IX
The Screen's Greatest Tribute
to Womanhood
ADDED A COMEDY
THE A TEE S
Broadway's Play Proves Real Hit.
"Every Woman's Problem." which
began yesterday a three-day engage
ment at the Broadway theater, was
received with sincere and enthusiastic
approval. Airs. Wallace Reid, formerly ;
known to screenland as Dorothy Da- j
venport, plays the featured role and
depicts in a very capable and drama- !
tic manner the woman of today the !
woman who is endeavoring- conseien- j
tiously to discharge the duties incident'
to the assumption of rights and priv- j
ileges granted with the ballot. The
story is novel and peculiarly interest
ing, having as its central figure a wo
man who is governor of her State and
faopil with flip trvinsr nrohlem of grant
ing or withholding executive clemency J
when her husband, unjustly convicted j
of a hig-h "crime, is about, to be execu
ted. The climax is as surprising as-it
is interesting. The program also in
cludes a short comedy. ' , .
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TODAY and SATURDAY
If Laughs Were Dollars This Pic
ture Would be Worth Millions!
QktureJ
JLSTjikAa. y
The Standard Amusement.
MATINEE
IJAII-V
3:30 1. M.
20c and 30c
TWO ETOIISli.
SHOWS
7:15 and P. M.
40c and 60c
The tale of a town with more
dollars than sense, and a bright
young man who was gunning for
boobs.
A!so
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Attraction Extraordinary
Maude Fulton Presents
Mary Marble & Co.
In a Little Play of the Stage,
"My Home Town"
Special
Added
Attraction
BAL LLOYD &
BEN RUBIN
in "Ida Wanna"
Siiec ial
Feature!
WANDA
The Seal With
the Human
Brain
Added
Feature!
MARTIN &
MOORE
Offer "A Midair
Classic"
Added
Attraction
M'CONNELL &
WEST
in "Fire"
THE PATHE
NEWS
Sees All
Knows All
A PLEASING ;
COMEDY
The Hfgbt Sort
!
B"m I tlQ
Women s
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Afternoon
DvesseSa
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Gowns? Dance
Frocks? Sports Appa
Coats
Handsome Furs In This After
Christmas Sale
Wraps? Coats? Capes?
Stoles and Fox
Neckpieces
This sale affords you an opportunity to ob
tain the choicest Fur garments of suPeJ,ior
quality at prices far below actual worth. The
Furs represented in this collection have come
irom the four corners of the earth.
From Russia come Kolinsky and Squirrel;
Canada sends Hudson Seal, Lynx, Skunk and
Raccoon; Australia contributes fine Opos
sum; Mink and Kolinsky are shipped from
Japan; and South America supplies Nutria
and Muskrat. . .
Come and see this splendid array of urs.
You will be astonished at . the sizeable sav
ings that are offered.
Hudson Seal Coats, self collar CJOI A
and cuffs, 36 inches long - A V
Hudson Seal Coats, -self collar and (jJOQ
cuffs, choice pelts 6dt3U
Hudson Seal Sport Coats, self col-
ar and cuffs, 32 inches long, tO(l(
selected nelts 35 OV
1 Hudson Seal Coat, Squirrel Tux
edo collar, Squirrel cuffs, 34 ins..
1 Hudson Seal Coat, Skunk collar CJOQK
and cuffs, 34 inches long )dVO
1 Eastern Kolinsky Wrap, extra jKfA
large collar, 45 inches long. .. . . . tPeJVl
1 Jap Mink Coat, with cape collar (gOKA
36 inches long fP&OU
1 Jap Mink Coat, flare model, (MQK
with belt, 36 inches long iPsidTfO
1 Natural Muskrat Sport Coat, Raccoon col
lar, 36 inches long.
One Mink Cape
with tails
1 Kolinsky Cape
dark skins
1 Black Lynx Stole
with tails ........
1 Black Lynx Stole
plain
1 Skunk Stole with pockets
and tails
1 Skunk Stole
with tails
1 White Fox
extra large .
$300
1 Hudson Seal Wrap, large cape COOK
collar, 46 inches long Ptlfc
. $135
. $125
$72i2
. $135
$872
$97M
$79M
1 Platinum Fox
very fashionable
Neckpieces of Black, Brown and JO.50
Taupe, Fox tPz
Just In Time For The New Year Festivities
Lovely Dance Frocfes arid
Dinner Dresses
At 1-3 Off The Original Price
Fluffy dancing Frocks of bouffant Taffeta in bright, gay hues, youthfully be
f rilled and tucked up here and there with the most charming of flowers and hand
some dinner or evening Dresses of lustrous Charmeuse in combination with Chan
tilly and Radium Silk Laces that softly float below the hem line , and tucked up
about the waistline w;ith a girdle of roses but, my dear, that is just a suggestion
of the real beauty of these Frocks there are so many, many different styles
that description would be difficult. But the real surprise is the small price just
at the midst of the gay season.
All of the new Gowns that were purchased especially for Christmas as well as
hundreds of handsome pieces embracing the newest Paris and Fifth Avenue modes
included at a discount of 33 1-3 per cent. 1
Now is the opportune time to make your selections before the stocks have been
picked over. 1
Ebuses l-20ffHats l-20ff
Underwear 1-3 Off
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