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A' '( THE MORNING STAR, WILMjNGTONN: SUNDAY; jULY 11, SIX'- a Richardjson-jis resppnsiblrtot! a ninber of "that have' attainecr 1915 1 in. the, large--audHoFlunyt -Ltmiina; This HWil 'probabfy be -the last opportunity the i people-of Wilmington will have to hear Madame Van do Zande for some time, as it is understood that she will leave (Wilmington The New if I Vv ft 'nil i J) 1 1 'ft'iS ERS ONAL 4 y5 Has been delivered to subscribers. No business" man can fe up-to-date CITY DIRECTORY. Call and get one. Wilmirifctori pDOORS C.

W. YATES CO. 7 Market Street considerable popularity but "Zum" is one of his. best- -Special features for night -prbgramme are a "cello SQlolby Mr. Friedman" of the orchestra, and Bizet's Dei" to be played itby; the organ and 'strings.

The afternoon concert tak.es place at 4. o'clock and the night concert at 8:45. ProgramiSea for both" concerts will be found "pib-; lished in the advertising columns 'of this paper.1 PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. A.

E. Curl, an enterprising-farmer of the Currie section of Pender county, was in the city Mr. N. C. superintendent of the national cemetery, at is in the city visiting his son, Mr.

W. J. Lacy. Hear Madame Van de Zande' sing Tosti's "Good Bye" at Lumina this afternoon. (Advertisement.) Popularity Contest W) lilOrtIy.

At the afternoon nnnncrt sVin W11 -in 8T Tosti's "Good Bye" and "Annie Laurie. For the-tOhtflfbt concert her songs will be "My'HearC at Thy Sweet Voice," from the obera'Samson anrf felilah," and "Home, Shfeet "Home; attractive; PROGRAMMES FOR ORCHESTRA CONCERTS ncts lo giveii at Lumina. today" by the Don. Richardson orches- tra will no- doubt provide delightful entertainmentf for those who like good Thre orchestra is a capable one and the music furnished is being greatly enjoyed bvi th natrnn. nf Jt.M.fc UUIUlllOl 1 or today'js cdncerts an attractive list! it Has been arranged by Don Kichardson, who always givos a great deal of thought to the preparation of his programmes.

A feature of the afternoon is "Zum," one of Don Richardson's own compos! oj California-Canadian -J to attend, the preaphing o'clock" this-evening -at Tie chapel' near Station No. 2, to be conducted by Rev. Dr. John M. Wells, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, of Wilmington.

Ytsterrlav'a rimrlnttA Observer "Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Morrison and daugh- ter, Angelia, jvill leave -this arternoon for Wrightsville tBeach. Mrs. Morrison returned home Thursday nigli rrom Durham.

herjtwo' weeks visit mere sne. was xne gjiesi ,01 uuuuj numerous parties." Among the arrivals at the Oceanic hotel 'yesterday were: Ci Jewett, Macon, Ga. William A. Baltimore; Mrs. John Myers, nurse and baby, Charlotte; J.

E. Gibson, of J. G. Payne, Miss Murphy, Atkinson; W. B.

Hodges, Philadelphia. It was inadvertently stated in yesterday's Star that the winner of the one-step contest at Lumina Friday night was Miss Moffett. It should have been Miss Kate Northrop, of Miss Northrop was awarded the prize. Dr. alid Mrs.

Archibald- Henderson left for Asheville yesterday- after spending several weeks at the Oceanic Hotel. Dr. Henderson is professor- of mathematics at the University of North' Carolina, but is more widely known an, author, having written a biogi'aphy of Bernard Shaw and several books On modern drama. The Texas Quartete, which recently appeared at Lumina and which gave such universal satisfaction, has been given another week's engagement at that popular resort, beginning next Monday. The quartette is a splendid one and was heard with much pleasure upon recent appearance at the beach.

Capt. D. T. Cronly, who has been at the beach for the past week, left last nigh tfor Hot Springs, where he will attend the annual meeting of the National Fertilizer Association-. The captain has been seeing things at the beach, blue, green and other colors, and was reluctant to leave.

However, he hopes to be able to return before long for a longer stay at this popular resort. Among the arrivals at the "Hanover Inn yesterday were: Miss Eutra Morton and the Misses Thorp, Rocky Mount; Mrs. Stamps Howard and children, Tarborb; John R. Atwell, Greensboro; Mrs. J.

D. Leake and party, Wadesboro; Fred and French Bell and John B. Orr, Anniston, N. P. Pin-nix, Charlotte; Mrs.

Newcomer and Miss Florence E. Young, Atlanta; Mrs. R. A. Magill daughter, Atlanta.

The guests at Cottage the past week included Mrs. M. A. Crabb.l Cedartown, Miss Gladys Barker, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.

F. U. Lake and Miss Elizabeth Lake, Florence, S. Mrs. Lacy Williams, Maxton; Miss Brent and Baby McNair, Maxton; Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Hobbs, Rockingham, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Baxter, Atlanta. Yesterday's Charlotte Observer: "Miss Anna Belle Dowd and pretty guest Miss Katherine Patterson, of Barnwell, S. left yesterday for Wrightsville HIGH GRADE oAkilbBilKi DOORS ft Nov14 Copper-Bronze Wire Cloth Oxidized Copper Steel Grills.

DOORS ARt HIGH CLASS have Them In Tro Patterns, at $10.00 Dovrn to 0.OO Each. and Medium Grade Screen Doors, $2.50 Each, According to Sise and Style. SCREEN FRAMES MAKE YOUR OW3V SCREENS Window JScreeiw, with Black and Wire Cloth; Wood or. Steel Frames. IJT SCREENS AND SCREES HARDWARE.

Meaarare Up for Ion, and Have Yon Bouse Screened. AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. SCREE 10 AND 12 SOUTH SOUTHERN i Mesh With THESE We Cheap 90c to WINDOW Adjustable Galvanized EVERYTHING Let Vm CATALOG STANDING OF THE CONTESTANTS: MissValkw-. 1 ...766,100 Banks ...755,650 Mrs: Southerland .429,250 Miss Riggs MissMcDougall .206,400 Miss Sweeney .112,250 Miss Creteau 43,600 THIS IS THE LAST FULL WEEK TO WORK Regular Patrons of the Bijou are reminded that this is the opportunity to help their favorite in the contest. Bijou tickets make acceptable gifts if you are already supplied for your own use.

The girls in the contest have worked earnestly, and deserve yoiir supports They are not asking you to give them anything but are giving you fujrV value for your money. After Monday, July 19 th, will be too late, and your support might have turned the tide. JUDGES FOR FINAL COUNT ANNOUNCED LATER North Carolina Motion Picture Exhibitors' League Convention, Wrightsville Beach, August 16th. 'IBeach, where they will be chaperoned -r-, Tirnu PREMIER CARRI3I1 OF THE SOtJTH. LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS bu HON.

Q. K. NIMOCKS of Cumberland A possible candidate for Congress from the Sixth District. NOW 'The Land married his morning shortly before the noon hour at the Church of the Gctod Shepjierd iri. the, presence of a- few invited friends and relatives.

The ceremony was performed by the rector of the church, Rev. R. B. Ownes. The bride is the accomplished daughter of.

Mrs. Albert ttohe, while the groom is a valued salesman with the firm of F. Y. Arringtoh. ENJOYABLE HOUSE PARTY ON WRIGHTSVIIiLE The house party given-by Mr.

W. H. Sprunt, at the home of his parents on Wrightsville nSound the past week was a most delightful affair. Some of the party will stay over a few days at Wrighfsville Beach and others have returned to their homes. The membersT'of the party were Miss Mary Miss Annie Dewey Chambers, Miss Hilda Conyers, of Charlotte, and Miss Florence Coffin, Birmingham, Messrs.

A. L. Reece, Jim Carson, McAlester Carson, of Charlotte, and, C. T.i Washington, D. C.

Friends, in the city. and elsewhere will be interested to know of the marriage of Miss Fannie Dyer Holden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. K.

Holen, of No. 917 Market street, to Mr. James E. Hearn, which took place yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

Dr. A. D. Mc-Clure, pastor of St. Andrew's Presby terian church.

and Hearn left immediately after the wedding for a trip in the North. -Only members of the immediate families and a few very intimate, friends were in attendance. The groom has a position in the general-offices of the Atlantic MRS. ANNA RESTON PETTWAY BRIDE OF MR. G.

S. GRIMES At "New Douglas," the summer home of Mrs. Rebecca M. Swann in Harnett county, a simple but pretty marriage was solemnized Wednesday morning at 11:30 o'clock when Mrs. Anna Reston Pettway, her daughter, became the bride of Mr.

Gassaway Sellman Grimes, formerly of Virginia, now of Wilmington. Rev. W. E. Cox, rector of St.

John's Episcopal church, was the officiating minister, and the bride was given away by her cousin, Mr. Joseph D. Smith. The broad porch of the Swann home was beautifully decorated with ferns, bamboos and other decorations and it was here the vows were said. The wedding was attended by a number'of relatives and friends front Wilmington and elsewhere.

There were, many beautiful presents including many, from the employes of the general offices of the Atlantic Coast Line in which both the bride and groom have been 'employed. Amidst the throwing of rice and with the best wishes of those present Mr. Mrs. Grimes, accompanied by drove to Swann's station take the train for Mt. Airy.

They are spending their honeymoon at" the White Sulphur Springs near- that They will make their home in WRIGHTSVULE BEACH and Mrs. J. L. Solomon and family have returned to Wilmington after spending several weeks at the beach. Hon.

and Mrs. Cameron Morrison, of Charlotte, arrived last night aftd are guests at the Hanover Inn. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Walton, who had spent several days at the beach, have returned to their home in Athens, Ga. Father Leo, of Salisbury, will celebrate mass this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Star of the Sea. Major William Cain, head of the department of mathematics at the University of North Carolina, is a guest at the Oceanic Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Frick, and children have returned to Wilmington after spending two weeks at the Hanover Seaside Club.

The" Seashore Hotel is crowded with week-end guests who have come tb enjoy the sea breezes. The popular orchestra there will give a concert today, as is their usual Sunday custom. The Confetti dance at Lumina last night was a big "success in every particular. There was a large- attendance Wilmington and also many from the-beach. A- cordial Invitation is extended to all MADAME VAN de ZANDE MP 7 Belgian Prima Donna, Who W1I Sine at Lumina Ths Afternoon aid ti relatives, if iNaomi Green has returned trom in S.

C. rMV 3-wiv-4 ft voa. fcerday for Summit, to spend a month. with relatives and friends. v.

MissBlanche Fore, of Richmond, vlsitin her-cousin. Miss Bess Ruth 'Lattirojv at 213 North Fifth street. jl 3r. O. Li.

Brown and family have tnod'-to- itheir new' home, No. 1805 street, 'on Carolina Heights. Mrs. T. Y.

Morris left yesterday afternoon to spend several weeks visiting relatives in South Carolina. -i Mr. "'and Irs. H. Hawkln will leave, in the future for Hammock, where they will spend several weeks.

Mtes. Minnie King, of Acme, d's in'-the city, the guest of her aunt. 3ttlasr Irene King, No. 301 North Second -street. iiCi --r V' J.

Misii vciara Laytont of' Pennsgrove, is the guest of her sister, Mrs! B. F.justice, No." street. -jMiss; Alice Li. Lacyi of Raleigh, is Srsiting Annie T. Sheehan at her time, No.

866 Chestnut street, a an.d.Mrs. Gaston Butler'and child-irenAof Poplar Grove, are visiting uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.

Matthew's; No. 210 Nun street: JMrs. Thomas Green will sing a "Forget Not, Israel," by Dudley uck, at the evening services today theFir'st Baptist church. Frank Harmon and daughter, JDUve, arrived yesterday from Sandus-JtK. 0.

to spend the summer with Mrs. lHarmon's Mr, and Mrs. J. A. fttet-No.

3Q7 North Sixth street. Testeiay's Charlotte Observer: "Miss JAnie Strange, of Wilmington, arrived Jn the city last night to visit her aunt. tome on East" Eleventh street." Friends-of -Master lio Sykes will be to kliow he is. getting. along as as' could be expected after his harrow scarper i JMr.

and Mrs. E. T. Carney, of Wilson, re the guests of Mrs. Carney's brother And sister, Dr.

and -rs. J. H. Dreher, Xo. 80t Messrs.

John Stoetzer, of Fairmont, Wi and Joseph S. Young, of Allen-v 4own, who have been visiting Mr. Jfalker Vtiylor.Jr., left yesterday their respective home i Mr. and Mrs. Thacxer have returned ifrtim Petersburg, where Ihey had been visiting for several pveeks with parents, Mr.

-and Mrs; H. D. Thackeri 1 fHer many friends will regret to mow' that Miss Annie Perry is tlll-confined to her room at the James "WUker Memorial Hospital with ty- ptM fever. v.ji -s. .4 Mf AndyMrsV.E.

Potter spending geveral Jweeks at t. Ocean beach, ifeaF-Ndrfblk," Va. Mr. Potter, who is fcFittP the-gefteraJ bfftcirs of the 1. hiSJ'annual 'Vacation.

e. a' 1 RfJv A. W. Seabrease, formerly pastor Of- St. iPetui's Episcopal" cltywillTpreach this Imbrning -at ll o'clock at St.

Paul's. Rev. Mr. Seabrase is-'here on a visit. Mrs.

Games and children, of WWtevllliel; arid little Miss Kathleen Oiadya and-Bess Lisdale, o'f Bishop-ville, S. are visiting 'relatives and friends ln-the city. Mft -Louis J. Stein, of the A. David Company, is spending his vacation in North.

He. will visit 'Atlantic City, New "Tork, Washington and a number places of interest. Southport News: "Mrs. Andrew J. JTlanner and four children, of New York, arrived last week and will spend the summer -with her brother, C.

S. Van'Amjringe, at his home, Arcadia, on Bay street." Many friends will be glad to learn" that Miss Clara Brokenhagen, who underwent an operation at Harper's Sanitarium two weeks ago, was able to re.turn;to heri home at Winter Park yesterday. VJMrs. George C. Ypder, of Hickory, is; the guest of lier parents, Mr.

J. 'Mrs. Hopkins anVI Jittle daughter Miss Aleen'6 Hopkins, haye just returned from a visit With' Mi-. Ybder in.Hickory. Hicks, of Savannah, tomorrow for a two weeks' vUit Miss Siisia Slolar at her home, Nb" .410 Fifth street.

Miss Sho-taras formerly of Sayaiinah. Thomas and son, Jacksonville, Flai, are Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs. D. C.

Allen, No. 949 Chgstnut They, arrived Friday, and 'made the' trip through the country ihah The5 Bladen Street Epworth: League coiwposed of Messws. H. Andrews, J. Daniel, J.

Willis and (C, A.feradshaw, left yesterday af -Newbern to furnish special mystc, for reviyaf eryices night through. todayt are be-ing. Vcohducted by Rev. J. w.

Ham. inss. Anne, Parker, pinit; an.d soloist, Vilf -e accompanist for the ill conduct the afterhoon'L services today at' 4 o'clock. Passengers on the Clyde Linte Cherokee which sailed from this pot fbr' New York' yesterday afternoon, were Col. C.

A. Bennett, U. S. 'commander of Fort Caswell; Mr. Mich-j.

ael Cronly and sister. Miss Daisy Cron-lJfMiss B. Mr. D. B.

Leon-. ard, Messrs. Ives and -Ortmann, Mr. Ds "GFSnt--aftd daughter, -Mr. O.

-D. Struthexf. Miss Hogeboom, and Miss Lena Summers." Lida -Beery was hostess at a very- delightful 'porch party on Friday evening, at hr home. No. 208 North Second present included Misses Lida' Beery, Christine Schulken, Eunice- Laura Crump, Pearl 'Andrews, Willie Joyce Jones Boon P.

G. McLean, powers, Tom Thipen. James Erich Jones, Hardy Beery, and W. V. MacRae.

Rocky Mount, July 10. ing fVienii's by surprise, Mr. Le-royH E. Overman and Miss Elizabeth Stone, both' of', this -city, er quietly ASHEVILLE, WAYNESVIIl TOXAWAY, HEN- DERSONVILLE, BREVARD, HT SPRINGS, AND ALL OTHER WESTEj NORTH CAROLINA POINTS Spend Your Vacation in the Cool Mountains of Western North Carolina. STREET ON SALE.

Of The Sky" fcfhnnl ''J Tri RAILWAY Week-End and Sunday Excursion round trip tickets on sale to Asheville, Black Mountain, Mt. Morehead City, Wilmington, and various other mountain and seashore resorts -4 For illustrated booklets, complete 'detailed Information, ask your agent, or communicate with. O. V. Y'OIIK, i Traveling Pansenger Agent, t-- Raleigrh, N.

C. York. Miss Patterson has been one of the season's most attractive and popular visitor. During -her. stay here she has been accorded much social attention including numerous dinners at both the.

Southern Manufacturers' Club and Among tlie recent arrivals at the Oceanic are J. Bailey Gordon, Rome, Paul Justice, Snead's Ferry; Miss Mary Bryan. Garner; Miss Bettie Webb, Wilson; W. P. Barrett, Louisville, Ky.

MvLefkofe, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. GradyAtlanta; Mrs.

W. T. Hallison, Florence, S. Miss Ruth Johnson, Dunji Charles E. Hughes, Co lumbia; S.

L. Austin, Btehopville, Dan Costen, Ed Lanberg and J. Lauren and party, Atlanta; J. S. Bennett, Richmond, and J.

R. Patterson and party, DECORATIVE ART SALE AT THE SEASHORE HOTEL, The Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters will display for sale a beautiful collection of fancy articles at the Seashore Hotel Friday morning, July 16th, from 11 to 1 o'clock. These article will be suitable for gifts, prizes and seashore use and will be sold at most reasonable prices. The proceeds will be devoted to the Wilmington visiting nurse fund. The public is cordially invited to attend.

In addition to helping in a worthy cause this will afford an opportunity to purchase fancy work the. highest quality at mpderate prices and i is hoped that the patronage will, be quite liberal. 1- 4y Yesterday's Charlotte Observer: "Mr. and. MrsyR.

E. Peters and little daugh ter have returned home -fromv a. stay at Wrightsville- Beach. Miss Martha Mae Carr, has returned home after a weed's stay at 'Wrightsville Beach. Miss Mary Buttwill -return home today after spending 'month at Wrightsvple Beach with relatives.

-Pr. Charles Bland, nMrs-rBIand- and, chil- dren; -Miss Terryand Master Charles mand, are expeetea -nome tooay rom i p. Heath cind chazning- daughter, .1 M(ss Bennlita Heath,) will; laveHhls, morning for a stcy. at Wrlghtsville'VBeach. Mrrand-MTsisEjf It.

Pre8ton. -and 'little -harPresto'li and Juiia Courtney Prestbnwill leave this morning for WrigJitsvJlle Beach- tp spend several 'i Arrjoing1 the ftrrivals yesterday 'at the -Seashore' Hotel were: D. SmithJCharlotte: Oliver, Eynch burg.jTV'a: rJJ-E. Btrhiinenam, Ala.r" John E. Humphries, Grrecnvllle, Butt, Atlanta; P.

B. and P. McCoy, S. DuBosque and Christian-and Manchester J. B.

Kincaid, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Marietta, and Tommy Gres-ham, Warsaw; Misses Mildred arid Mary Ellis Beasley, "Kenansville; Misses Lucy and Georgia -Shrives, Mount; iters.

D. C. Knibbs, Fayette-ville; Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Marsh, Gertrude and William' 5arsh, Fayetteville; H. W. Wilsbn and Joe H. Hendley, Columbia, S.

C. Atchison and Mr, and Mrs. Atchison, Atlanta 1 Mrs. J. E.

and Mrs. J. N. Ellerbe, Marion, S. Mrs.

A. C. Bethune Tainpa. N. Denton, Raleigh; Harry W.

Iioving, Charlotte; Charles Rose," Charles-! ton; jIj.XC."Frazer, Birmingham, Ala. MADAME VAN DE ZANDE TO SING AT LUMINA TODA1 An; unusually large attendance is expected at the concerts to be given at Lumina today to hear Madame Van de Zande. whose singing will be the feature of the concerts. Many who have not yet had the pleasure -of hearing this celebrated artist will, no doubt avail themselves of this opportunity to hear her on this occasion. Her -wonderful voice will be heard to great advantage Lumina Today.

'1 Madame Van de Zande will' sing at Lumina thisaf tef noon andi tonight. i ARE YOURS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED In a Sanitary Stiireunder Sanitary Conditions, by Capable Registered Pharmacists? IF YOU CAN'T TOCL US, TELEPHONE 248 ELVINGTP PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS A A Ideal Christian "Unrn ErePhy I L. rllS RECORD IN BRIEF. CA nassed health VZ-XIa Dn.u il'-iJi r'ii. a.

eacnes xne inciivuaaL nealm record. Brick buildings. Steam heat Electric liohts. Excellent GEORGE J. RAMSEY.

M. Ai President. aleigh, N. FOUNDED 1838 IN DURHAM, N. C.

He is 48 years of age. Lost both parents in infancy. Spent -his early boyhood mostly Qn a farm: Educated in the public schools, supplemented by-home studv. A citizen of Fayetteville, N. the past 34 years.

"--Has a wife, and four sons. Kngagfed in mercantile pursuits up to the year 1900. Read law at theState University in 1900, and in active practice since March 1, 1901. Active in political, educational and civic affairs. Has served as City Attorney of Fayetteville.

Has also" served as Attorney for Cumberland County. First elected State Senator in 1909 majority 360. Again" elected Senator in 1913 majority, 1547. Was a leader of the Senate and always worked and voted for the interests of the people. Member of the platform committee of the State Democratic Convention at Greensboro.

A'gpod organizer, a hard worker, an. effective campaigner. Stands by his friends. Has never, been 'a candidate for Congress. ,1 Believes in the legalized primary, which he strongly advocated in last State Democratic Convention.

special hobby to ride into office-on, but if sent to Congress 'would: faithfully all interests of the district. 4 -A ltudent of politics, history and governme-nt- or many years. Is well equipped to serve the district In Congress, and would make a'pc-pular, able successful Representative, in the opinion' of his "many friends. Will probably become a in the "next campaign, if the sentiment for, his candidacy is sufficiently strong amonr thc nmnM.ui endo4mei fuufl II nd Its makea possible ita first-class equlpmeot ui lance faculty of expeiuejooms iu carefully supervised hygleale dormitories, -ate ei. Uadins baeheler.

degree. CHARTERED I 15 DOKltt addnu, placing i. have your Price sto you as cheap as the auu juuairaiea 1 R- FLOWERS, Secretaiy LQTS OF WORRY AND EXPENSE IS SAVED yearly aubscrintlon for order for' iouieaa. L- me caea. -TT-rr Beart whether new tr reni SHEETZ SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY voters of -the district; an expression of whoseOplnroii "he" Is how inVU-' -Ing on the subject.

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