Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1888, Page 6

“MAY 5, 1888-DOUBLE SHEET. MISS FLORA McFEImqY. ‘Sema, while the brims are formed of the Sowers Bot Zot learned to manage. Tp. France. they EDUCATIONAL. ‘The Woman of Fashion, Her Make- IMPROVED SPRING AND SUMMER STUFFS ees a tee one "=P And flor Uses im the World. | forserviceablo wear are a point in the working | "0 expends it on the a seumermic pisseatariON ON Dawe Paswios axp | WOMAN'S favor. Mohatirs have lost thetr old hard- pene fienoep ll ‘She pats on her trav- ‘tagious blood poison is certainly the most hor- a Careless an Pacnmms a row rorce ow tax arvove | Som Bd Lave become soft and supp able t iis ae foc ee ae hy segions lewd polon ie certamly the moet or. ae Pee ore Movs —tie CHOICE oF 4 DonXET—FuocKS axb | {TOCANd “cockle” If expoued to weather, DutlOTeLy Seton BAppY pat “anive of nde his innocent Fosterity. The curse contained in Sort {roar Drawings as old and the Scriptaral tor GOWNS AMD HOW TO MAKE THEM. shane, seuloh tn the ream Unte and eréased shower of Hoe, rata gay ‘From Our Own Correspondent fegelt so easlly to pretty ane eee And lends | slughts on tie top of the © fedaing, ike “New Yore, May 3, 1888, ide new ilver and ‘seed eamng touches. | s So longer sent out. It is neadly packed in boxes, IMPORTED BONNETS AXD RATS Fasbion has been growing more comprehensive upon the pure shades of Jn hese fabrics; PTY and diversified for many years, but the addition | DUt If these are too costly, 1 2 combination of yellow or ‘cream Of every new idea seemed only to create more and | make 9 charming finish: Quite a more confusion. The majority of women could alpaca or mohair Is the variety given i WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ‘MAX ® AND 10, ty By i FG gi the fixed impression that | Of gray, pigeon’s wing, blue’ gray, “Marseilles 500 118 Chemosiows of the Save impreusten Sins | ude dake oe nt—eray blue, and the | person fashion was our autocrat, whose sum darker slate and smoke shades [nto some ot mandates they were bound toobey. But it 1s ve- | these are ‘white tendrils | Sorgeoas for coml a eee, ons ie tere ae | a aren OF coubinaiony AY 5 4 i fashions and fashions—fashions which exist for | snow blossoms upon them; not laid sur- | dressed in a coat, light pearl-col- which ace, as figures were formerly, Dut ored gloves, alight cravat. In short, he wears a Some and not for others, fashions aro only | ngeres, woven isto the gromai-work, and’ thus | tomel macreng” Green Gavan: tention Wan Be pas, known to s limited number, and which thoms- forming more and less con- | best man, apd awaits the arrival of the pride pa- Zee Best, Jonity would not want to cops, if they had the | trast of color. ‘These agured and striped assigns | tentiy, Tine Dest man te the intimena tacek often, Sete pred are for vests, and mounting generally, and | the brother, of the groom. He accompanies him net Tt is the misfortune of those who seek informa- | “hey lift the ‘old alpaca quite out or ite seduess to tbe chureh, follows, him to the altar, stands at aad ah > and-drearnnsss into the light of modera life. bis right and holds his hat during the mar- 4 shee ‘aor os In regard to what ber ge nr what they One must always bes byte rica a eee, Le Fy 3 a ae to at at A ts a mig: Fo Cones oe ‘Shall not wear, that that has only been consid-/| a material. was clergyman’ }; goes afterward 16-Sm_ (Ha i - Pea est ered fashion which came within the reach of the | Poplins, and it 1s not likely Cap makes himself usotul ‘unui the ESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH | BF. RITTENE few; the needs of the many were ignored. .This | ‘helt nature under the new name of festivity is over. The bridegroom 1s allowed to — One fiber bei different from another, they are hag beea natural, because it ts th this iimited di- | aitrerently acted upon by cleaning OF exposure, WO rection that the new things appear, and it is by | moisture, and one part shrinks away from the few that the new departure, in any direction, | other or joses Its nerve and suffers lapse. iCERIAN BUSINESS © ‘Dats. n. w. New classes for . eal eens me CELEBRATED GLOVE-FITTING & aie il J Eesee tne Year, s ¢ rder and classifi rhe all-wools, ‘variety of | not allowed to furnish cards or carriages. All’ ‘To Coox Tomaroxs.—Cut off the upper halt of mente. H.C. Ten ane now growing out. Of our Retmgunny, | teatare nes abana ene atende Gee | meee bride's tamily. in xigiand he i exch tomato, remove the seed from the lower part SARA h SPENCER Vieo-Frincin a ee - 9 whieh demand attention, and will solve many | color, as weil asin biack and white, are always | expected to drive the bride away in lls own car- ‘and fll in with cracker crumbs; place a small bit ‘ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLES OM: 3 = problems. "A very lange, cuss, of intelligent, pro- and ibust remain an invaluable resource for pretty. Hage; ut in America, even that 1s not allowed. of butter on the top of the crackers, put on, the a uw Rear City Post Officn, Ti fiichost a ‘women are setting thefr own fashi x costumes. Alter wwitations are issued top ‘tomato, place in a small pan and bake art NCisa MARTYN. ‘00 them out in many instances for them. | laine, or “cnallie,” as it is now called, or the does not appear in public nor accept invitations. | tor twenty minus ins hot ore notadmitt FRANC Sus selves Gnd making w standard which others are | nuns’ veiling, the selvedgy Mnish huis “been im IN CHURCH. Muxt SAcoe—Take aly the” young, tender | y4\¥, Bus of Powers, Hota. Rochester.x. | Fiesdent 6. 8 UREN & Fein, ine * | ¢ = nareter Ses fasts books and faniton phates are al repeo- | Polored stripes, whieh taake aa ieearicoods ber: | The bride, in America, often gives the brides- leave, not a bit of stem, and chop very-ne indeed. | I cured amyusif with it} necoemnended: ft too STRACUER OF ELOOUTION, Pitowticrors vorie Pages {DUR | NEVER HAVE BEEN EQUAL TO PRESEST = of German or #rench styiew, and give | der and greatly factiltate the making-up process, | Mads thelr dressesand the groom gives each usher"| 779 vwo tablespoonfuls add © tablespoonfuland®) friend of mine, a well-known bus'ness man, ‘mb15-3m -RPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Wasuinovos, DC, ‘owy thas which is beyund the reach, or wuoliy-un- | particularly the Ora Ty trom a5 | {Sat # pin, anda pair of gloves. When there | natt of brown sugar and three of vinegar. It | cnaitusdetun celle ay asnINGTOR {hig Departmontautl FWO OCLOCK Pot en De MAKE, sulted to, everyday needs. ‘These summer wi can be bought from are no bridesmaids or ushers the members of the sould Be quite <ulok, ‘Rot as we 80 often see it— W INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, DAY, MAY FOURTEENTSE, it for furnishing the, ‘Yet original we have Detome ares | sents up tOSt per yard: and with a narrow pisit- | bride's tamily precede the bride and ber father to | vinegar with @ few bite of salne ‘hoses aeoUed, Mr. F. L, Stanton, editor of the Smithville, en ones mentioned supplies for tes Secel ase tial Decsuse 50 « wry have Détome so wedded | ing and mounting of ‘silk make protty “dresses, | the church. Froom takes the bride's mother | “How co Pressavz Hoox Leaves--Yor each | Ga. News, writes that efriend of nis was af- jor a Seae 30, ISAO. Blaukn for propossie with fella MORE POPULAR THAN EVER tw certain conventional ideas and modes that | which look well upon any occasion-and last more | to her pew in the front row, and then assends the fiicted with a severe case of blood poison, and Model ‘and Primary School structions as to the conditions to be observed by bit: originality is not appreciated; it has to creep in | than one season. In black and dark colors they | altar sueps to await bis bride, Afver the father | Pound Of rose leaves take one quarter of a pound that two bottles of & 6.8, effected e complete crrten ord brim Germ rile furniatied on application at the di iy Slow degrees and mask teseld under some ac; | serve fur every-day streot wear; tnlighuer dats, OF Bas gtvga hah hi dager heer, the relatives asoend cc salt which has been Chacuughty dred ina warm pre der gedligd teehee . were LOUISE PULLSCE, Princina | ine office of the’ Derartmeut™ So coutracts will te A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. form. cannot force coffe stead fetes arden parties, and stand about too hot oven ree hours, Mix 3 | ne wae Copaross: a down the throats of peoplait they are used | cream ground, @ front of soft silk in. de clrecle of triends is very extensive 1 ta customary | and ealt vogetusr and place tae ior thay con ee Mr. J. R, Kellogx, Stamford, Gon. write, | >on SHER OF | shoulA teasinerecd tthe Comer ot feos axe to chicory and determined to have it. Neituer | or blue, transiorm the somewhat to send inWitations to such as are not expected at Lightiy stoppered. ‘The leaves must be free trom December 16, 1887: YourS..8.isdoingfor | J, and Siusing,” Particular attention to beginners | ture. Washi D.C. and marked, Proposds fy THREE LENGTHS, SHORT, MEDIOM ea you induce them to get rid of that which they | material into a suitable tissue for a tea-gown. the house to attend the ceremony in the church. | dew or moiswure. me what onght to have been done long ago, It as Fell os those wishing to be qualified for teachers or | supplies. NOKMAN J. COLMAN, Comm: - EXTRA Lon ‘BIGHEST Dromion of taste ne ‘ne MBRESE CH Mesrnels hat aud Caceres Gee mse eaaea | Tas equivalent as sucll, "Artor a sual house | ASPARAGUS SaLap.—Botl two bunches of aspara-| has done me more mood in one week tharrall tue | Pexformera. 754 13th st nw: splé-wesim’ | Agricultare. my2cs8.10,12 essences eR F C - ; ' £08 . VERNON SEMINARY, -ARIMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHT AWARDS GRANTED, a ter or moire antique. in salted water until ite tender. Place on ‘medicines I have ever taken. Would I had, ‘T. S 2 J Se asa Seng pees, | Nano oui require sue Si tote att very srr tte catowtng | Hitt or “ayaa arcana | ME V=NONE sen seen | Pree eee SE id ee at eae Taisen mano sndT ane eed | 300,304 2 axo 1 ig RR Tied ‘The women who wear low-necked evening dresses | Formerly the SEIN was. tase of tue richer tabeie, ing: Two tabi ee ee | | meteeocans ations, 2006, 106 rw: Rab, Pe St - 2 gold-embrotdered dinner-gowns and silk under- | silk or velvet, as the case might be, and the over ‘THEE.BEST GOODS AND CHEAPEST FOR ‘Wear are very few; those who wear wool high at | dressof wool. Now a narrow plaiting upon the The neck, with long sleeves and a serviceable cloak | edge of the lining, a panel, vest, collar or revers, ‘spoonfuls of salt, ong of. and Uwo table- OCLOCK Mi tor Spoonfuls of sugar. “Mix ‘al Yogether ‘ad pout —, such quantities ifrercut Teapectivaly, Over the asparagus: ‘Treatio on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed | | French and Easiish,Hoenling and Day School for | And at wuch times and from. time to. tne aay ‘ordered, during the fiscal 2, QUALITY, Tull evening dress wi ps te} free. Intermediate, apd Primary ts. | J8SB, and ending June 30, THB, for the tao of We or jacket, ufo very many. There 1s no need to | and cuffs are all that 13 required, though a Wide | the 13 in plain morning dress, ‘0 Bou. Rice—Wash well in two separa ‘THE @WIFT SPECIFIC CO. ry 4 5 tof the Enterior’ and ste baseses een avr Suter sqfusado aguiuse “Sion Flore McPlmecy.” | sash with lone cone te bee nn ee vitey manage things beter in France for fore | Waters a pound of the best Carolina rice; then waa Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, Wee tnonern mathe ry | foes, Diauks for proposals, withepecitications eiving FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ie history and Mieratare ot the world, "Who dues | The ong lines ftaid thle ascendancy. Draper. | $e STaOm, wea fll evening dress “wobe married | have two quarts of behcaacerg Jeo bangelad . 1 | peeionaeraielae mated dap. tue long : - eA on a 8 5 ARTE, 4 not admire her daintiness—when she is dainty— | jes are long, the fullness at the back of tho akirt.| white cravat betere the 7-oclock Ginuer: ts Only euitanes nen by og gtd §3 om hh Pa ca eciiar Chapel wesalos reine, Clas rocco | Ho, probably to Se rpusiend ot co gad rine 5 THOMSON, LANGDON & 00. New Yory at no Yo the toot, whore tive plakted ele siete sees the visible siga of a lunatic or a vulgarian, ‘Tun on it; strain and put back in stewpan for a oe 33° £4 and Omice, ons to be observed by bidders will be furnished om — (~ - — f few minutes, when it is ready to serve. pas ication to the Chief of the Division of Statione: to song and heroic deeds, which breaks the | more. Very little ruffling is used, and that mainly puree 7ae CONmNNT. = ‘0co oo A 4 ‘Prin i i ‘Sole Manufacturers, Tearvs of men with Admtration and women with | upoa sot tinted sks arpund the boccers atten | If the newiy.weddod palr commence ufe in a,| Daapraime Proves. cd now wae ot deadening ton, D.C, The Secretary of the Interior reecrves tke | MhS-eantwom envy, Les only languidly and temporarily tnter- pay, ae in pimped ie five or tty an home of their own, it is customary to issue “at’| floors is to fill the ‘Space prog the oo AND maa een SHAT San TAT oak oa esting tober. ously tinted or self-colored piaked-out home” cards, for some day in one month. Card | ing and the plastering of the room below part, WHEE VIDAR Becntors adi! ante Se Ste, Somes Toate he hans wen | eeranS 2 wreed Rower-libe TOCRIDG, 206 60000, | Sine ‘by ali tne guests upon the tunity of the | levings mace tee eee Oe dipping them in SSRORAINE EGR SOUK AT U ovueer toere T Inagihed such. Juxury but never. seen it; would at. | PUGGreriaid like pe hemmed and tuckedor trimmed | bride, Or on the lady at whose house she is mar- eRTEEEe oe ee ne ike StATIONOrvicx oF tur Comimersgee | Le Paxsy Corsers imost die to possess. How can they couceive that | with Qat open work above the hem. Upon soft | F¢d, isa rigorous formality, and should be ca | stances enclosing air spaces intercept oo ‘because there is a later cut or a newer tint the | sks ribbon 1s often laid as border or side trim. | the day of the wedding or at least wituin ten wangnidcent garment should have Jost its value, | ming, and lighter Ussues are striped with ribbons the Fieh fabric 1u8 prestige ta her eyes? Its foF | matching, or in a delicate, contrasting color. thts uuperious and Imperial demand that genius! The surplice style is almost untversal for thin and skill are constantly exercised. Its this Which | waols, covions and Summer stiks, or the full Bodice Sfeates mew wants and forees the world to supply | open and crossed under ® broad full sash, "The them. | The high novelties in silks, through which | high cut upon the sioulders, the natural iine of tue color glows in Miful, Fainvow flashes are for | the waist are preserved, notwithstanding” all that regal creature who has been satiated with | has been sald in regard to shortening in aocord- Qitcrasts ang sickened with, harmoaiea, For her | Nasbeen the Josephine period, or lengthening after are manufactured bizarre Bengaltnes, piaided on | the laced and atteauated stomacher style. Itis the one side, striped on tue other, so that the bewilder- | great majority now, who, like the great commons ing effect she always produces may be heightened | fy England, hold ‘the balance, ot power ana and the witehery of surprise to her fascina- | though it allows the extreme left or the extreme ons. right to gyrate in different directions, it does not As a bride, she fs a resplendent queen, tn trated At Of any serious departures from the av satin and embroideries of stiver, her’ tiny feet | of its convictions and convenience. This 1s gett effectually than does compact, solia materials like cemen’ For 4 Borx.—The terrible pain caused by being’ Soverely burned may be almost instantly relieved RRB r by applying a mixture of strong, fresu, clean ime BY E ‘water, mixed with as much linseed oll as it will zm a cut. Before applying, wrap the burn in com-| BpP Hee = hon wadding sagurated with the lotion. "Wet as often as it appears dry, without removing cotton from burn for nine days, when a new skin will Probably have formed, ‘To RENEW 4 Fearugn Bep.—Sew up two shects| yw, all ewest and most stylish ‘Rip open the feather tick and.sew to the oper oe ‘attention to our line of LADIES" inthe bag. Empty about a third of the feathers | SSIAORETS in oll wool clotbe fn ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTOX, il 30, 1 Bealed Proposals will bs received at Mts: oftee uneid IMPORTED IN TRN MODELS, TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on MONDAY. MAY SEVES" | 188S.for the execution of repair of . wind NOTICING THAT cau'be obtained, together with sotegmaticn. "upon ap UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS Falesoner. wad propomis upon thew forms will Se | ARE OFFERING INFERIOR CORSETS 48 ry i ie or parte of tide WB WEBKA? WHEAT | THOSE SOLD UNDER THE PANSY TRADE- oc MAYSIOND, juers, D.C. : * Bt MARK, I WOULD NOTIFY THE PUBLIC aes THAT THE ONLY PLACE 10 OBTAIN _FAMILY SUPPLIES. | rursesustur cmzunatep ooops 15 ce ¥ NEAR 20TH STREET, Broa Vex. Fiovn AT 1104 BROADWA) AK 20TH Led ooe| | ‘WEDDING INVITATIONS. tin ‘fine tailor finish. We ing | Invitations to a wedding should be engraved in | 12 ¢chts Lise nod out reves. NEW YORK. THE PANSY CORSE IS ~ g orange | each bag, leaving the rest in the tick. Sew up | are making a specialty of Yome audexbaling their tragmeace ‘Yor presto? | $a" searee, ta, fasnlon and”'how tauen ‘natural | SHP% On a plece of note paper. Cards should | the opening’ ‘Put Gr ee eee = et auke, vie withy STAMPED WITH MY NAME AND TRADE & moment, a1 e 15 2, Gaiuure mousd Ia grey | evolution has to do with both, accompany them indicating the invitation to the es foes eee Pas vespitisa the | HASCand WHITE SUITS in ell the latest novelties at | § each otner im sounding ts praises, and unitein the sane robes of wool and watered silk, with only a 4g There is not apparenUy any chan In the | house. Or if @ wedding breakfast, these can be 4 very low <j little indication of her real seif tn her glittering | tengeu or eut of the basque’ IIs sill shore, wits | enclosed” But The neat ieee one eee Cae? Sg ame ta che sun to dry. _Futbeck inthe NEA, call atontion tow very etytigh suit made | eivufnderence 0 haar ream esac RNR EMG Ha SSTNRRTT 3. ©. DEVIN, ‘orpaments, haif concealed, of steel and silver. “habit” back and high straight collar, the diverg- | answer. It is only the invitations to a wedding waa ‘Uhere will seem to be twice as many as | of Offartnn at G60, an entac apie protty costume ior] CUAMPBEL ‘CABRINGTON, FLOUK OF THE AGE, For sale by the following well: ! The charm of her is. that she seems to be fer- | ence belug all in the line of the vest, real or | breakfast which heed be answered. ‘The best f — spring weet. seme aitene FINE FRENCH UNDERWEAR. fectly indifferent to her clothes, yet you never can | simulated; 1ts character, whether full or plain, | 1s the simplest: A Deuiciovs Murron Pre.—Cut the mutton trom | "P28. S90" wing a line of IMPORTED PELLERINES known grocers. teil how she will look or what she will appear in | its proportions, small ‘and pointed, or entire | “Mi ‘Mrs. Severn request the pleasure ‘the loin, where the chops are the most tender and | that is aumply unsurpassed ; these goods range in price a x apt whe se next, She may be a gorgeous flower in poppy | Jengen and separate or made a part of the bodice. } your company at the marriage of their daughter, Juicy, then into small pteces, which are to be | 17m 89.50 to 865. WRAPS at all JOHN B. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave. and cream lace, ee yardsot| | ‘The redingote dress 1s a distinctive feature of Gertrude, to abbiaener Wick atta tone Jed with whole | peAi#o® fie assortment of DULL JET a CHAS. L KELLOGG, Masonle Temple, ih st LZ nam, OF ste may sanaunce ways | the spring styles, but it 1s always Limited in its Mr, Edward Mortimer, | grains of pepper, sult and tmelted butter. Unies | Weave the above wraps in all sizes, ranging up to GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, a” th ake aauccs ie meting tat, ial ynrs| eRe va Menarini | NTs ApaLaatovook, | Re ieee aed tata ace, i | gaan TE ANOTE 721 nants, sons, Jae SHES rome Tequires solid fal rather race Church.” SUITS in imagingble BR A WALKER, 1600 7th st. A 4 n folds, between, er and destitution, unless her | a certain distinction of manner and appearance 10 | ‘The order of the marriage scrice 1s Axed by the eeaaek oes oe ree eae Date OC LNA | ade eaees Sak tae Seeds We ches EM. BURCHARD & BOO: Penn. ova.cnd Get Manufactured ty! A. Brinkmann & Qs dreadful dressmaker, who ever Keeps her word, | be becoming. It should never be made i thin | Inws of thechurch where’t takes place, The best, ‘added to give it the venioon fine ne | lovely, LINE AT $4.50, the same would be cheap at CORSON & MACARTNEY, G. W. & H. W. OFFUTT, Geonretown, _ 02 1-s,ta.th, en ieee lea een euning, Lo wear: You Know | tissues or common stuffs. It looks well in striped | man should go, about an hour before, to see it | Singer added to give, 1t on ‘Cruse sce the | 22; Ltconsiste of about 0 pieces in all new designs, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W. ‘2. 0. WRIGHT, 1632 14th on anens [ADAM VALMONT WISHES TO INFORM weit she as ‘stacks of clothes, closets full and ward- | moire and satin, in the Agured mobairs and plain | the sexton has had the awning, the cafpets, ac., | mest ple always hoods Sacer Crust Since the | aud will amply repay you for an early many novelties, Bankers and Declers in Government Bonds, Lee risen oa Fatrons tnt shea proper to ceciey ane ert we {hise Wit her and think the dresamaker ought to | bata nesguan wisi tated eye mule $0 | urranged. property. The white bone ist care: Hire ray ih las of nce, nproon | clair uae Ginko BEDUAE aU Ee cine mas Dope Lesat. ,Collecticns ...,,| Asx Grocers Piet red Laer ee Sen esa be ashamed of herself. Is tt because she is al- | fing, ieat-like designs in passementerie. "But the | saved tor tan ta, The ushers must also whicl bind oS hecks, &., from $3.75 upwards, We guarantee our Socks ang Honda ond ‘eecurities listed yorovn - shies a Varkainty aie “alway Laney Quest Lempered? | redingote being iong and flat at the sides, care | be early, to escort ladies to the proper aesterce, | it. prices to bs the lowest. a ieee PATENT BARLEY CRYSTALS, aa a —— - Soa always gets it) Sho in’a heary tax “cues | Hust be taken to choose a material and design | served for them. “If a indy 13 adcompauied by a | Cuantorre Russe.—Butter atin mold; line tho Aten emdeof taversment Securitiog District | {Now Dap valed Corel Food for Breakfast, Ten and | JQP ADAMI GENESTE, sind hailed Beceem Pa an, maa to, ac bg | AN WH MORASS ese a Settee cite ts | Dotto anu en win nay Anges WUip spat ae Pesca aime om tm | CE Lon palin om | Crag Soa o's ar ue. without her? It would be a grey nunnery, a i lace the nearer and remoter Kinsfolks of the | Of Cream until quite firm and put it on the ice. Ball Telephone Stock bought and sold. 3718 | Pishetes, Debits, and Chillires's Pook ke toa | MP — —_—_ miner ew England village in Puritan times, a perpetual | 4 | 6 Grade party in the proper’ places: The stivaces | Dissolve half an ounce of gelatine in about a me A Uy MMM ee) M. J.P. Study in Diack and white on hard lues, without itten for Tak Evexrxe Sra Of marriage must be the most formal and studied | #h:fry glass of hot water; then add four ouncesot | #,,P A& U U MMMM DENTISTRY. eauale our HEALTH FLOUR. Sond tor circular of « J. Praxp, UntS or shading. There ts not many of her. The WEDDING ETIQUETTE, ccaitrocognied tomucutona, Upon it hangs ait| surat, Poll sherry glass oc milk: remove 1] BP Ah Oa fc foe) (eee SS ) & fering d'pounds tree ert k RMINES 1309 F st. nw. Ors. uptiay Teagon Why sbe is talked about apd such aS the law and order of society, all laws of property | trom the fire and mix Srith 1t four beaten a4 “ow MM = See Da ae ia dahil WELL & RHINES, Props. FINE PRENCH HATZ GOODR, a lange is Decause she always the | How the Marriage Ceromony Should | and inheritance hinge on this valuable Institucon, | stirring rapidiy.. ‘Strain the gelatine and sugat Aa Sa ER: Sick, Up sid ad oom epphionion | wis REPRESS ~ 5 pe Mage’ When she 13 Prevent 0 one clseis ob. Be Conducted. ‘Therefore, let It be done decently and in order; Jet | ANd aad them with a teaspoonful of vanilla to the ‘7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. roe eg ee [PDEPENDENT 108 (00, Bist QUALITY OF 180 She radiates, she corruseates, sho flashes it be the ccaston for all the pomp, parade, and | mnlik and eggs, and mix all together. When be- re pe a i Ee, KENSEBEO ICE, A cclection i SHELL AMBER, end DOLL Fo rattle groan Se eee era ne OCoUPIS | WEDDING BREAKPASTS—PROPOSING THE wEaLrn oF | circumstance Which One's purse wil Kilew’ Gok | ginning oseiiten, di tke whieoey rea a SPECIAL teed. Once tech and Pa ave. eng ean Sonne. “Flair Drseed oad Bangs Shingted. _ mb 96-2u* End “crating like the nights” Or yfamgied aoe ¢ox | THR BRIDE—MAXRIAGES AY Moxs—waex xp | it must be done quietiy aud without ostentation: | Femove trom the bowl with a —— g. STARR {9th stroct whatf: telephoue call 591-3. es a and “trailing lke the night oF spangled nd cut | ee man sien Gites eae ix | let it be done religic , soberly, and in the fear | drain off all moisture, Fill the mold with the ITEMS Depots 13108 Water et. G’wu'n: telephone call F01-2 Bey Kurre Cc six inches rpm theground ize aballec gir. She| SOW Pesazvrs j—-VARLATIONS IN | OF'Goa M.'E'W. sumewoop. | efeamn; put it on ico {or an BoUr; turn out of the ea enet aed eweae ap3-3m wx Kupreers Ceresnareo Seam ge . i i ees 7 7 Sensumeetonean — ——or ILLIS ICE COMPANY — FULL SUPPLY OF LESS PURE GUM DRESS SHIELDS. likes dE thing aod es another, und noth- pine He Step deena aunts Waaiandt To Rexew Tus Heres op Stockixas.—Knitting- | rong ourlare and varied line of dress trimming W Feccbecor hiver Jeet all times.” Patroniae Tot nen st weex a Dox came from Parts. How itscon-] There are many kinds of weddings, but they are] I wonder f, some future day, in is more economical and less clumsy than darn- | we would call your special PLES of BEADED ORS: Ea bei. Dvand thaw: Telephone dads eh bes | eatin, SM and Par WAMRANTED or unsusy Bee Yeas” Her malt put the deses en's eyes wll | an interesting. ‘There are four kinds of human fo Ge ing for expert knitters, You must umpick the heel | #lesoe DUPCRT ER) CAMELS of BEADED CREE Quick Sues Asp Saat Prosrs.| Figsx crmaanp Lasos wurravo perm, | fet Rgure, which is's copy of Bet Own. Fines Cosy | hearte-trivolous, tragic, romantic, aod wordly (Some sitin young inald with yellow hair), ee tae OP ra aes on a Beedle | cheap, From oue, to ix of 's kind. Tuning from 33a, cecum Divs. ds Brat: the analyecs proveit Spacal | Rot nile ty all prominent dealers. cae i . = m you go; ai is the last of the heel must .. Every piece worth more : ‘sure You get bo other lonely’ costume of black lace over silk triuimed | Hence the elopement, the masriage of pity, tQ| — ernie ie my great aunt, you know, be ‘unpieked, these stitches must ve taken upon | “slice of GOLD, SEVEN aad COPPEE GHTS tae = and Depot 13th et whart ste Telephone colt aoe ESE. DECORATIVE FA With a fine and curious embroidery ta colors. It | jove match, and the “marriage de convenance. ‘She hved, well I cau searcely tell @ thread and carefully kept there,. The heel 13 now | ll shades in SILK GIMPS with gold and silver effects ¥.8. WILLIAMS & CO., Drugzists, 19-3m PHIL HELLRIEGEL, Agt, Washington, Sereens, Napkina. Lanterus, ‘Was accompanied by a mantle of lace over silk, | sme last is the least common in a republic. Just when, but awful Jong ami Teknit according to the shape of the old one, or a } ¥orth 75c. «yard, “8 = Scrapbouk Pictures, Favors, Sheet Wo abort oa the bec, snd With falls orci nee Ge | _ Although Gretna Groen ts becoming a tradition, ee Jones One, may be substituted. When kulteed eee See EEE Bissxs Gaitta: Cards, Notions, GOULD 421 Bee sell te oe ~ ” i join the stitches onthe last needle knitted to rr or GoU S421! ihe aren bat of ae, wag trimtied i | ng Seca cetee Seana metres aa | nate ee re ch aes wt cheat fro RaETaR IE att, $0 | iA Sa sured ety Se, Word Ws: | Nao Dats, a anes sod Pehemett neraxrast pa a i jong as tme shal . Some ot them will re- Polat men inee 3 w €nd of wool left on the last row, and, |» “4 Qo, Krovi Sore et camer eromuced the Gark and rich MIZ-| nent of it. some will bebappy ever after. Fato| “Gatina hina erkoee eretore, must be loug enough to Fait arow ot |*?™"~ oun pRicE 6c. A YARD, the sity af pres which nonecan better ad ow meet, abet? dist bo al eed ry woods) anon ? C1 fully wol next 10 following partial ” = * 7 4 ‘Tuere was a walking suit of gray cloth, trimmed | Tefuses to tell her secrets.on this subject. This 18} «ang, goodnens me, how di apo ‘and s host of other styles in all the latest effects, LUTEL NCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ut a cut-steel passementerie hat was fue as | the romantic marriage. ‘Her davon torah choking high Fe ane Se cam iw pets | Oe eer QUININE DELICIOTS, NOURISHING. ABSOI x Ping GstanListiMent, 1305 Son York are effect of beautiful embroidery, ” collar isso ite: : 8, : et cl 7 e = — 7 3 im Capa sal a" Xb cw stow, Tears wes at a are ene nme ATIDE. | Come out and stand looking for tue bride ence | Mewaidahemenints that yown, "| Tule: Take five pints clear fat, melted, and one BRA B ADE m g835 lg ge oe ore ad Ladies snd Gente Gecseateet ail laeestanaecians a ‘and bordered ‘wiue or eEery: | atsie; tue organ ts playing aloft. ‘Then the ushers, And how did she get out again? box Babbitt’s potash dissolved in one quart boll- By EES 55s, 100 5-«rain Capsuies....- ae ees ——— — | Dyed without buing ripped. Latties’ Evening Drerees bop es a phase mole Tibbons: | having seated the guests, form themselves into & Cina nigeria ten a ing Water. Take great care in using the potash . £4 pe 100 grains Quiuine, Powers & Weightman 0c. a py aE eg yg 79 Sttubey iowet fa la ab wis Seu mt | proce maging milage soutic etaey | Opgenatnong, jhe ary nay ieee tag wauetory ue ucdaeas ae | Ba 2°A Sou! HM tat ps eee sriah lag nce. Thre wore ten gowass one of | pave,cous,t0r the last Chlrty years. Then the | seu oluer mony si wl sy eine Dollng mater, Very siow, alte ata time SHALL UPRIGHT PIANOS FoR kunt. gust THe | A LCNOOL GARMENTS MADE UP © With w striped caer raed canary, combined | cntia bridetmaid ‘precedes the Othere he che eee ite Naanesaeacaneaeainnge, ‘add one pint cold water, and when ‘cold adden | _ my ‘7TH, STH, AND D STREETS. | Ayers Recamicr Preparations. 9180 | SSithtie dor tual pons or apartinents reached aby a A. PIECHER, Serape Of gray satin de fang, Mermating with a | tege reaches the lowest altar steps the ushers | “This may great great aunt. you know; melted fat. Sur in a cold place ull thick. set | — Ayer’s Recamier Powder Joo | DATOW stairways Pianos rented in city or country. | aie 806 G at ne. creman-Striped moire antiga th ane aS Of | break ragke, going to right and lett; ‘thebeives, Born—well. I cannot tell the year, away till nextday. Tnen put over the fire and “ ” ‘Ayer’s Vite Nuova. .. ERS & STAY MAN ——_ — — holages a cera cetan,crme arcin: | Uaatndacae alata terse rte | "HSanCan samenaguers | none dnivagn race sor ctlanenees | un Taomoure “Srecun IEW SIX.) o6- MEDICAL, &e. 7 comes last on the arm of her father, _ : 4 erie stil a wonder | —=————— — A soaumente dress was oC beagatine, fa a stripe, | ride comes los on the arm of Der father, or te oo 0m Hiuacheepina. | Glycerine added to above makes a good vollet Lose. 35 | soul’ who sco and bear it, SANDERS & STAYMAN. LEON ft the coat, the silk the skirt and crossed | the lower the bridegroom’ advances, takes ae ne Sauce for Spring Sands, HOMP MADE CEEAN CHEREMS Gf@ délicious sad Te. = | 2m ma a - ene pean ala Ran, Arp ot en ert tayo | Ne aeoeuate oneal ops | Mi Beer arncear ural | roycniy mae ana he le ot Chewe | sens our SHIRT. DEPARTMENT we 100 | ODER ELE Wane Recer Daeyenaaacy | gts tcoomlted ai, 4640's botwon 44 and om t clergyman, being’ in his} ‘The home market at this season is 18 23 m D 8 4 SS Correspondence conan! the trend retealea emery ee tuered at | Pisce, signifes to them wnen to rise, and ten | ot the year afford such A varlety of eariy and | Pure cream makes pretty tittle cheeso for a | Mave tted ups room capect Donte aan Veena, 33 50 | tips sarlecly conSaeatiol” Gepanate rooms for febion. the neck; such a one as Irish peasant women | Proceeds to make the twatn one. healthful vegetables, that, with a uttie attention | Presa suirit well, and then Pour Gocco tiene | and hive added materially te our Stock of DRESS = | a Ottice always open. may Oe — ond nich Rave been made the pimanion.” oaee Pirie ener ter icod to the different modes of preparing them, every | siop-basin, in rnich a clean plece ot soft Itnen has | «nd NEGLIGE SHIRTS. For BASE BALL, TENNIS, 1 25 | _my1-3m — 5 Lives, Wito REQUIRE THE SERNIORS OF at Chrowh around the fair shoulders of the’ times | ROlde the glove and bouquet; man has | housekeeper will be enabled to provide numerous | been laid.’ When tho cream has been thus turnet | OUTING, TRAVELING, ke. We have some onclinies Dae 25 | [jPHIGHT FrIAHos ou E Derren fount yhynician atioald gonna once in a drive to Central Pur ‘Then ‘she will the ring; both aweit the moment when their and agreeable changes for her table, as well as | !nto the cloth draw the ends of the cloth together, | Patterns in imported Flannels, warranted not to - iy 2 W. G. METZEROTT & Co. ith and 12th st. ne Ladies only. Se se say, “What ‘a hideous thing.” and her maid, | Se'ices shall be required, which ts all down in the | eoc.tSuce atceiy to-she health of orem holding the cream, as it were, in a bag, tie tt | shrink, and ranging in price from 7c. to 84.50. > 75 © 100) mns-3m ‘903 Pennsylvania ave. Lada SLA ns —_— Cevise, will prudentiy remove it out of het sight’ | Prayer book. Formerly brides removed the whole {vis imposalble Uo overestimate the value oC vane fagnely with @ String, and hang the Dag iu'a cool | ‘These goods come in fine Wool, Wool and Silk, and - 35 50 | 7 2 a sass ee ‘$1 PER OX. But Flora tsa very fascinating person, notwith. | £10%e; now a finger of her glove is adroitly cut, so | 1445 Negetables prepared as salads soups, | Prac the pag ceases the sheen Beier Molsture | wool and Cotton inixed. Weare now reedy to show | Carsict's oluble Food ied. - 35 501G. L. Wao & Bros. Mailed to suy Sddroes on receipt of price. standing the fact that sue does not think of ang. | that the ring finger can be exposed: thus the Pain | and as accompaniments for meats, are always ac. Seen conte she chasse i ready. Take the | tai tue, Carnick's Soluble Food Large... 78-100 709 7th st. nw. Established 1864. _ap27eim= member -< S Hor ad coma en 200 her whimsien. She would | and penalty of Fe ee ene 21008 o ceptable and wholesome, and, besides being eco- | hrf,‘ it in a neat square or any form you | ASamnovelty in WASHABLE NECKWEAR, we are | Campbell's arsenic Wafers. - oF 80 | World-renowned Kranich & Bach and other Pianos | 77 HAS NEVER BEEN GOxTRADCTED That Saleen oe nora, if she put her own ee ee Aten ne coe nomical, tempt the f¢ appetite and impart a | Siease, and serve it on a dish garnished with | Submitting a line of very handsome French Linen Em- | Campbell's Arsenic Wafers Large... 70 1.00 | and Organs at low prices and easy terms. Pianos for Dr, BROTHERS ta the oldest estattisiod ndvertie: cand ‘whesl and bere the burdens of | Sorated s <bouses a Tatnohs | Havor t6 the rare tstho | $7220 jleaves. Let it stand in the lce-box until ‘rolderea “4-t0-hande” for summer. wwe are | EX Cream Bale = 8 80 Fopairiug: “Viauos move with best appliances. “ja?” gousdently cou Br phOTE ts, UG Dn : Church, and sometimes 1t 1s accom} +g % Made to rate aaa is the | ready tor nding midsummer goods, fervescing Lromo =e weer eee ts ricula: atunvion all disecaem pec ‘iiiae Fo gegen fa 4 BONNET. holy poh Longest of all it is tbe Fees nen ag ah A various season: | How 10 Pack IN Movino.—First of all, if you | offering-our line ot 75c, Spring Scarfs at 50c. Fellow's Syrap Hypophosphites...... 100 150 ALLET & DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT Laon wiarried or single. Forty jars" exporieuce = Sarge body of intelligent | Protestant Church in Paris, where chairs are | } and garnishes. Vi ‘salads require very | have not plenty of trunks and chests, provide aa | 7 HOOD Ri D BY USING A BOTTLE jomen find it often dificult to obtain models, | brought and the bride sits to listen to a sermon an | ‘Es and garnlshes._V De stewed as little as wi ‘Doxes not - 7 100 ye ie te Cordis, farticularty illustrated designs, which they can | ROUF long. At the wedding ina church the bridal | possible lest the vegetables. are” trates ne | conan ee Ene ak DOnEEROTEANO SBN ‘Chto ae - 3 100 [Cosnnuy eoseel pareouadiinn Sottewaleaees seated (2 Gute nen, st | EG ars st the Read Mia ea es | erate, eu Caer Wil Brent a wilted unm | fet square. Now, Deginntag with tha clothe | aces lon scean + 3 ~ 100 ower. Htimparcs tir the whule wea also thls season are full of novel daracetmbortations | Tett arm. In some cases, but rarely ints counts. “ithe beet vegetables from which to make salad | weetner with the rag-bag, leces from the piece: * 33 88) uxequanen Ix ToxE, Tovcm, workMansure | female. 905. ns WISE DE BROTHERS ong ber tate Ses ere ne auamestions and very | s bridal Tr ts signed in the vestry. An at- | at this season of Lue year ure lettuce, | drawer, patterns, extra supply of apery, bedding | 2 88 35 AND DURASILITY. eh ete hh} aoe wp te the font, aod oa he em uae | EUnet sy iss Ge ctone | turnip, dade, pinch ain esr le” | and bey Aan ana pak Gomi nee eee CESS OU lp gh le | a 3 : P wi 3 ‘or r Frias tke caer, corresponding to that which | yoe as fet acclimated: DUC IE IS perhaps well tone | CTeSS UNA Potatoes, all of which should ve and teacups carerully stutted with rags and asses 1B BiGhEST uecgwarive Ait pay yt trims the exterior, and which now starts from the ne ——— ‘and freshened in cool water, carefully shaken dry a then another layorrer | _Under Metropolitan Hotel, mh31-co3m_ 23 35 | _SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fino assortment ot | of meu medicipe, or po change: = Sine Oe areca bt ue | te Se poe caine a sured, wth he gor, inated or eig| fue, om ach rin ane aye a S35 semicitnmuaas iprm, “iANOSFORTENE | Sncndatr a an Er dr front, There are chartreuse, green and black BREAKFAST. cus ped 5 oubave ‘disposed WM. KNABE & Co, ais oy i a see yer | ices generate | hacemos | Gfieetaat areca | Powonoee Conummo, = e —— or & at the articles contains erein. In os ———— — — Gram bats are lined with white straw, and | fortnight in advance, and should or dectine | $orTed Bier it's foe aeeats sek | boxes put spare clothing sud curtains cuca enge | LADIES who value their co — ae (rummed with poppies and black picot ribbon, one- Fase onobelapaigemparpctrone umes er anes for pothing 18 simpler if a few details are at. ie ipaeee of eera eee in its deptha. Pack | 8t they get their Toilet Powders FREE FEOM 73 100 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. f F mode: A Sormnalt vended POISON. 7 = = = = SSS Ec ar mare | 2 oa Re RT | tne SUNT Monat men | Reon ane | = 8) His Menem To O sce sctine cach semanssoeea | bie ticactha ane ii | nn at por cy map Se | a nie a eaine mas wey ar # & o Oum Fied and beautifully Diended—with tinsel threads, | iaaies do not remove Hor and | decidedly bee? for dioner anenseeae ne sas | last moment, pack it, with everytalag neceases 1585 ‘One and uatarnishable. These are very different en. the seater one mat better for dinner where ineat or rich for your comfort, as if you were going on a Siivored cece asa Tremspandie ena gutter, the | onta when’ breaktast fo announced’ etacis plied? inthe feof making“goed “tnladis tee | BOY, 20 coat you cauive our of I for few pee teen part or the sews ances “4 bride and groom go, rst, tolowed by the bride's | garlic as a favoring ‘onton, but very = Ci ee an che rugs and tie 35 50 (oud, allver, or stact Cored ta wrtne caubination of | Father with the Grige’s mother, thee the bee eae *Partigone vinegar gives lettuce and other epring | 8 and, if the supply. of seit holas out, wae TRC DIAcK: and. the ‘deitcate ‘anitine colora | with the rst Dridesmald. then the bridesmaid | salads & delicious Havor. “Nasturtium blossoms | Putin, s lox layer of cloth, then a picture, then. is 23 ‘These tissues and trimmings are very expensive. ‘They are not yet copied’ into cheap imitations ‘Hints to. Employes. > FY (enlen, walt te, ‘worthless, because eo quickly dis- ‘From the Scientific American. 2 - colored), very expensive. those can afford them who are not obliged to sider ‘There is only one spirit that achieves great suc. 20 20 Os Who are expert enough to be thelr own mill!” cess, ‘The man who seeks only how to make him- ww 23 ere and can therefore put the mouey into mate- self useful, whose aim is to render himsoit a + ‘The new en indispensible to his employer,-whose whole 1s 11z«1%5 rapes re as striking as the color- p sectegat beeen py 73 100 sermeted hat of tbe Dinetalrs perish hake SG place inthe walk assigned tohim, has in tharee, = oo. STOVES in great variety [Ppuor. CLAY, WONDERFULLY ot re 1s. : 4 rainy cottage-shape with eaves-like prim, there bibition of that spirit the guaranty of a an ee. Prroyeat aaiclore Septal Ney 12 the brim that turns up Ike aa uprigne coat commands the situation, “and shall: walk = 46 eveusecal W.8.JENKS & co, | Nith serotd sigt and veil. eres : ‘one projects like the shovei-sha| ght of prosperity all his 4 “TT Fuh street. mares. Gives Ducky ‘of the Spanish priest of fourteenth cet eT I il L Torys, All these are plcturtaqhny onrleenth, con ‘804 a few drops of lemon Juice | Band, the man who accepts the w 7100/3 m EERO £00, 3 for the quict, Young or middle-aged woman, who | Maids, for Which the Dest man Teturns thanks, {e,ipe mixture ang unin 1 the proper consiaeency | No may’ do, and Sow eesy uo + ormeniy with B. Hanson Hias & 00), earns ber living, and Is looked at askance ii her | Unless ail are unusually happy speakers this 1s Srkh vinegar. If hope im a Chis dress. | gna not lose his employment 7% 100| wenave just menote of pew fermen, For thew tte nan tsa ee | a att cy meee aa | Neem aene | T cris teense Se 8 RE See ees Between the toque and the derby, ‘the eapote, to at the Kugiish, Rot halt as duent a people as we Seles Sh Temecinaaas EAteaty, bie to tle employers. ‘The tees ao Pt ™, oltre eting’ and a been added tue past are very ceremontous speeches, | From Detroit Free Press. doing pear of kin Smo years and which f varied by ‘a very indder: | and our Pe rho can alk o wel are especially | ‘Two indies who live neighbors, on Trumbull fo de noching, and wea beget, 5 HR becca & BRO, 508 7thst. aw. , Faised brim, squeezed funnel | averse marriages at home, the best | avenue bave never called on each other because, | They are of them ‘7th street cars pass the Govt. ‘myi Shape, and the Mvottage without its more | Man and the bridesmaids can be dispensed with, ‘man whose 7 100 erat fratures, he one new aay con ator ‘on are sometimes retained at & house wed. pdr oot epregllraiars Bas omic trond ‘erything pounblg vo his Couch laces Fa 4 R Mastend uf the front. This may seem like a staall c ; .- 2 crac comers COMER SE 25 Pry DRY_GOODs. ting, but it 13 a very important point wo 8 G aac cae ca loops, aigrettes and ere . New § ‘received a freah assortment of SPRING features of the ornamentativa, were mounted the. Sa ~ ~4 tout this season, et autumn, is tne ted longer than ue ever, tw ie ie tiww tiecaen trite ad eet tee te