The Raleigh Times from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 6

THE EVENING TIMES, ALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, -NOVEMBER 24, 1909. linilcy-Lindsay. Tlie following Invitations have THANKSGIVING Baby Carriages and Go Carts We are Agenfs for the famous F. A. Whitney Carriage Co.

Our store will observe Thanksgiving Dayj by closing from 1:00 o'clock until o'clock in the afternoon, -f Opening at 6:00 we will close o'clock. I 4 I KING-CROWELL DRUG CO. i The best in Baby Carriages and Go Carts of all styles at moderate prices. 'Hi i VVVVVVVVtV VI Thankful for eiir my js AVhen in a all adriit- thankful for life and fronv yon, The heart wu- iln gift! I -milt' Royall Borden Furniture The store will be closed for the day. Open usual Friday morning.

Thankful for iho light ytiv eventide, In a world of gl.nu vt! sorrow rife Thankful l-v In That makes the way 1 sweeter my frank W. Apex, X. Wnl 127 Fayetteville St. f3BBI EVENTUALLY YOU'LL NOT NOW? WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT Jewelry. Silverware.

Xoveltics. China. tilass. Sheftleld Ware. SONS, MAKERS AX1) StXLKKS OF JKWKLKV.

RALEIGH, X. iiid Menu. (Iraee 'uilscieiiee, CI- ar ti-iud e'iieei- Tender M' movies Charity, Served With Dieivtion Peace Love- Truth Long Life, Stuffed With Usefulness Heart, Fond and Tin Eest Wishes for Absent Friends Sweet Thoushts Mi7.pah Miss Bessie Fiiuee, of Dunn, is visiting Mrs. R. E.

Prince. Miss Mattie Brown, of Watrenten, is visiting- Mrs. J. A. Junes.

Mrs. S. K. Kowlunil. of Henderson, is visiting Mrs.

C. II. Beckwith. Miss Edith nrovwi. nf Littleton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.

J. A. Sheets. Mrs. X.

H. D. Wilson, of l.aurhi-burg, is visiting Mrs. Jus. E.

Shepherd. Mrs. George Harden l' as h. i guest, Miss Charity Bell, of New Uern, Miss Itachel Pal keiseii. Na is the guesL of Mis W.

G. Thomas. Miss Emma Williams, ef n-l it. has returned home jU'U. a i-it Miss Mary Jones.

Mrs. J. K. Sct.s..i'.:s. Kn.iaav Springs, is the gusi n.

i e. Mr. K. E. Prince.

Mrs. Helen Sn, II Maude Snell, of ji Mr. and Mrs. K. P.

Mr. and Mrs. X. 1.: I la- 1 as their guests duriiig Kev. and Mr-, ti.

I' I I COME SEE OUR NEW SILKS THEY ARE BEAUTIES Vy Moire, Messalines, Peau De Soire, -Plain and Fancy Taffetas, etc Waists, Skirts, and Dresses. Few Moire and Holly Ribbons for just arrived. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Leggins, Shawls, and Fascinators are here and await your inspection. Don't forget we sell the best Shoes and Stockings in the city. been issued; "Mrs.

Mittie William Lindsay requests the pleasure of your i I company at i ho marriage of her daughter Mary Clemmons nnd Mr. Oscar Lee Uailey ou Wednesday afternoon, December the eighth, one thousand nine hundred and nine, two o'clock. -iid Spring Street. Cieeiishoi North Carolina." The above invitation will be of es fecial interest in this citv as Mr. resiected young men.

holding a no- sitiou with the K. I'zzell C'oni- paiiy. lie has many friends who will rejoice ith him in his good fortune. ti aitckxoox clvis. DeiiglKfttl Meeting Willi Mrs.

Carry ,1. llliolei. Mrs. Carey .1. Hunter delightfully entertained the Tuesday Afternoon jjook Club at her residence vesterdtiv The meeting was a.

most enjoyable one, the program following out the subject of myths that the club is making this season, yesterday af-' ti'inoon's subject being "How the Xorsp Mythology Prepared the Way For Miss Daisy read "The Making of the Bam-i from Mabei's Xorse Stories, 'while the art report was presented by Mrs. P. O. Hurt on. Besides the regular club members Hunter had as her guests Mrs.

Ashley Home, of Clayton; Mrs. Moses Winston, of Selma. and her friend, Mrs. (Yorkott, of Nashville. Tetltl.

sociktv. sm-inl tnMl tul MnMi jitertnining is Being Done. (Special to The Times) Henderson, Nov. Mrs. R.

J. Corbitt eiiiei tained at her beautiful b.onie, just on the edge of Hendi-ison, at bridge to many of her town and out-of-town friends. This is one of tho handsomest homes in the state, and the interior never looker prettier than today, with its li.aiu 1'owers and potted plants, together with the lovely gowns of the mau ladies, all excited over a game 111 idee. Corbitt had receiving with her V. F.

Feiincr. Miss Shaw, of Shan horn, and lllinghani, of New V'U'K: After the came delicious refreshments were served. All left, declaring Mrs. Coll ie an idea! entertainer ill Uel' iib al home, The 'riieihi' Club held its regular meeting this aiieruoon with Mrs. W.

W. Barker. A good nuinber of the: were piesent and after the mi'eting the following pro-: i a in was rendered Cr. ek -and Modern Ideals Com; aied: I Civics Airs. Horner.

i i and Architecture Mrs. Urid-' Wuinaniiuod Mrs. Perry. Saeii.l and U. Y.

e. ier I ilccv i. dm 'I I ii l- a'p ii ei man ol('i1e. fie. aitini nl.

IMitihffu! refreshments were' sewed nnd the -1 nil adjourned lo i.e on ti. etnbei' 7. ili Mrs, Geo. MBS. P.KIIX.'I KS KM i Mlnitmeilig r.llg.lgenient of WiL- lie I'arkei' in Mr.

Samuel Peace. 1 I ia I Li 'I lie ier I J. II. 1 11" Bridirers was Iio ssai all elaborate seven eon rse limeheon today at o'elo. at her handsome home on North William street.

Miss Parker was the guesl of, honor and as the guests wev invited into ibe dining-' i'm through the folding doors Irom the Mrs. .1. H. Bridgers and Miss illie Parker came through another door, and Mrs. Bridgers declared i ha I Parker bad uiu duller choice and would ou the Mh of December wed Mr.

Sumui'l' T. of jhc First National Bank. The diiiing-voom was beautiful iu the reigning colors, pink nnd The table was set with lae mats, the centrepiece a tall vase of pink roses and to each place was a pink rose, a white rose at the bride-elects, holding salted almonds. Tim place cards were of pink roses. A luncheon was served, the colors being beautifully carried out, and many toasts were drunk to the happy bride-elect.

Those who enjoyed the charniinff hostess' hospitality were Miss Miys' Kotmcea Watkiflftj 'MiRH Julia Cooper, Olivia Lamb, Miss Genevieve Cooper, Miss Amy Butler. These are to be her bride's-malds. And Mrs. J. H.

Parham, Mrs. S. P. Gofer. Miss Mabel Harris, Miss Leon ti Currin, Miss Leli Horner.

Miss Parker is one of Henderson's most popular and attractive young ladies, and It is with much pleasure to her friends that she will remain in Henderson. Xotice to Subscribers. The new Dixie Cook Books have'i arrived and wilt be delivered as-soon as passible, or subscribers can get by caning at office Evening Times Circu i Express made we received the Prices run from the styles are Mew connection and big lot of $15 to $30, and the very latest. TTV Miss Aiim Ivit. iiin I-Seotland have a if Governor mi Mr.

Kit- im, have leturlied Vat tie liui.n. of and Mrs. J. Kemp, of w-r in the city today tvturnititr visit to at Miss Jesie 'I'm hit. 1 lufr'aK of i lartn I Mrs.

ill te clay. MK- Apr. Stent' ft led.iy fur Bal. timel-e. Mr.

Bes-io White for Bass left Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Croon, of M-n- iv.p were in Hie city te.iav uning to Louislmrg.

Mrs A. 1 Yrnrby ft tuday to vir it h. daughter, Mrs. Br. i Mrs.

D. M. Hamiitiin. of Apex, pus-'- ed tliieugh tho city today going to I'ili. R': i te.l.-.y rs.

I left t. dai i A. Pippin, of N. Mi-s Kiehards'jn left trip to nurthein 1 1 No: c. 1 1 I' .1 Geo.

I Peae. is i.peiiihng 1 1 iill il i. ia.v lei and Mr ss: W- 1 'laylan has K. U.i' a- Mis Mi ij.hia. Miss in Mrs.

i. i. "ia'. hi. ill.

a M.l.i i 1 1 an i til- Mrs. W. visiting ie Mania 11... mi indel! Leake. i Wilson.

TonU'Ut. a he- i i ii of Mr. Kre.l.-i b- I )uile Sw i ml. ii. of Wil 1 I he nniie.l in ma iriaa," i' ieanM I nil and Ml I aiii I j-Vedei ix-i t'l' livt.enaii ilaa! rif L'r M- Bhadde'i.

r.Mr of the liurcli. v. ill lieri'onu ibe eei. iMiinv, Last in a baciielor's inner was servd the groom and his friends in tin; Westmoreland 'Club, by i. K.

Leake, broU.er ot 'the In ide, and member oi the iiiehinuml bar. THE MINUTE. CROCKER, 5 i I I 1 i I i I Hunter Bros. WE SELL PICTORIAL Raleigh, N. The lime lu buy Christmas gifts is not ju.st licloic Christinas.

It is SOW. The to buy I hem is mIktc joii ot the most lor your money, with tho leust delay. Brever Company REVIEW PATTERNS. Times Phone 81 IP. J.

to. RIfMAV. BLANK BOOKS Loose Teaf Books; 'Price Books, Student's Xote Ihioks, Post Bindi is, Clutch Binders, etc. Anything you want In the Loose Leaf Line. OFK1CK Kl'ITLIHS AXI) SPKCIALTIKS.

CARDS The Office Stationery Company, AMKS K. Til I KM. Manager. Mr. and Mrs.

.1. W. Misses Minnie and returned from a vhn i Mrs. J. Le in ft York, Boston and I lali be joined In BaUiiie i' Lnein.

Mr and 1: Brian, have gone to vn- fct. fFOldcn wedding Henry Urjaa. Charles, V. of lanta C'eileea "Walters, of Atlatit Thanksgiving' with ml in-4 "SV. Youn.

12 R. Harnett St. Capital City Mil- DRUG COMPANY EVERYTHING IN RIGHT UP TO You will be charmed with the style price and the colors. LA BELLE CREOLE is the best Cigar for a Nicke. Cut Out This Coupon We have just received a new lot of Ladies' Clotli Tp Patent Sea Button Boots.

Also Cloth Top and Dull Top Gun Metal Button, on the -7 Knox-toe. These shoes are the production of oiib mi the largest manufacturers of Ladies' Fine Shoes and are sure to If you want to see a dream ask for our new line of Suede Pumps. Ve Fit the Hard to Fit. W(Q)(nM(Q)tal Present, it to Toyland. 1 MISS.

L. F. MI'jDLIN AS CO. It is to you 10 off on your iiurcliase. AVOIO THE KUSH.

Your Saving Our Loss. BUT II EX So you all may know we have the best. This Coupon good for 10 Discount on all cash purchases of Toys, Dolls, Holiday Goods and Odd Pieces of China. It is good uu to December 10. Mrs.

1. F. Medlin Company, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. POOL 105 Fayetteviile MKS. L.

F. MEDLI lation Department, Phone 439. 2IO (Salisbury St. i'.