Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1892, Page 3

A ., .THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1892. FOR_SALE---HOUSES. Ws. 1 to Roe ‘ ¥ 3th and F SALE_BMICK HOUSE rooms apd bat FOR_SALE---HOUSES. ‘PoR SALE O& EXCHANG: 13-3 — NEWLY BUILT Pere greene, en ti apaoee tor les te, newt, Sinise red. will exchange : y Wet. SAMUEL C. FITZGERALD, Room 28 15 FOR SALE-Br ownNER— 228 st., and seven on Ws Pines betweca Mut N nw; well built, srransed attractive: m 1. noid sing'y or asa whole; priceand park in Sabie: curs: hails smd rooms Fchly pal mantel ectrie THE MOST SOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOME OR PAYING terms very reasonable; monthiy instalments: two leftof these six beantitul new | Commission to brokers, ‘T. W. BEDFORD, tu concreted ‘street, opposite circular Rou 7. 1416 F # et cla jon: only three squares from first-class section: only. squares from, to _SUBURBAN_PROPERTY._ : incton. Sent free, and farms near the city for rent. GPRING WILL SOON BE HERE AND YOU WILL PRING the a Why, Sotland, which, unites the’ advantares of chy" ard, ‘and SALE—1113 0 ST, 12 ROOMS. 2 Bi ‘all modern improvements. speaking ‘easy; houses ‘open : cor- ‘FOR BALE-NEW HOUSES, 635 TO 043 F 8’ front: 7 rooms: also 1735 Q st. 1B rooms; rents M.J.HUNT, 130 Og F at. n.w. 3100 monthly fand houses for sale on easy terme. CHASE W. THOMAS, SUBURBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY Acres oh Tver reed near Teuleytowns not far from Methodist University and the electric road ‘Burrows tract, For term: ie Ww. 4 ____ FOR EXCHANGE. __ THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Several Elegant Social Entertain- ments Last Evening, MRS. SCHOFIELD’S TEA. ‘ A Fairy Scene at the Laughton Residence— The Lavish Hospitality of the Misses Davis of Philadelphia—Prof. and Mrs. Emmons, young sister, Mise Kilbourne, gave her a chance to take all sorts of liberty with her visiting list. She invited ail her unmarried acquaintances, and this brought together the youth and beauty Of the capital in the persons of all the available young men and scores and gcores of pretty Gris, ut, more than that, it made numbers of ignified generals and admirals feel as blithe- some as possible that their state of life made them eligible to mingle with such a charming company. The bright young hostess, in ber pret= tiest gown of white corded silk, and her sister, who is just a bit taller and was daintily gowned in pink crepe, stood near the drawing room door to receive. Gen. Schofield, in the gigwing light of a softly shaded Iamp, eld court in the bay window recess just back of them. Mrs. Andrews, ‘Mr. William McNetr bas issued invitations for the marriage of bis sister, Miss Lola Mo- Neir, to Mr. Thomas Holton Sprinkle of North Carolina, to take place March 1 at the Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church south. Mra. Rebecca J. Stauf. will assist Mrs. Johan C. Kondrup Fridays, February 19 and 26, from 3 to6, at hoe ‘New Hampshire avenue. Miss Jennie M. Lynch, sister of Mrs. John J. Harrington of M street, is convalescing. Mrs. Andrew B. Graliam will be at home to- morrow, assisted by Mra. Ketchum, Mrs. Beale Howard and Miss Ayimer. Mrs. Edward Graves, 927 Massachusetts ave- nue, will not be at home Wednesday of this weel this agency, it is stated, employment was se- cured for twenty-five persons, while 212 were assisted at an expenditure of €1.329. The mem- bership of the corps shows an increase during ‘the year from 330 to 482. Potomac Corps, W.R.C., on hove ty fae report for the first three quarters of 1891. bay expended in cach for relte clothing donated €75.64. The report for or quarter shows balance of cash on hand 74 47 During the nine months they have assisted with food 597 persons, and with clothing 155 Pirrens, ‘The relief committee of the corps + mrde 1,030 visite to the poor and destitute. Asshown by these figures, Potomac Corps has been. asin the past, rendering assistance qos Jat & A Andren tothe poor and needy of our order. omingly dressed in silk with chiffon Mrs. Robert G. ber dauj ‘eference is made to the efficient work per- senoola, markets ai 5 E SEVERAL FINE Anniversary—Personals, rufiles, and Miss Foster, daughter of the Secre- Mi: p—ennermngiony | ened to temporary home for ex-Union ie idence not hvvese and other deairabic housee snd tary of the Treasury, in sil tin with | on" Wednontas at ittingbam, will beat home | soins and : ‘The labore of Sp pee jote'in dierent “sections for exchange. JONAS, = fAsury, in silver gray satin with | on Wednesday at 1811 19th street. ers aud sailors in this city. ee ; as. Paih Sod eusi; | BREWER & CO., 14th and F sta, ae spread fringes, eat at the chocolate table. | ““n,o initial dinner of the Recad Table Club | {2 "arious officers are set forth in appropriate EF groverty. bo sens Saat A = ———— At the dinner to the Supreme Court tonight | Miss Breckinridge, in mauve crepe, and Miss edad og is given to all who have rer: —" TODDALT & CO. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN the President and Mrs. Harrison will enter-| Gordon, in white Bedford cord with yokeand Mm SALE 28. 000_6 | cine room, be ‘PONSALE—Baie aah id; 4 ne Brick» Day windows, & foi6-3t vail Se SBSH puo. ‘story brick, contaimine > large stable in rear. lot on 14th st. bet. Hand L. ‘A business property on west side of 13th st. n.w. FOR SALE. bet. Fand G sts. Two three-story bricks on Lith st. n.w. bet, Hand Ists. FOR SALE. A three-story and basement brick business property ED—823,000 FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS per centon DIC. w Tue Mosvwenraz, 937 AND 999 F ST. N.W. IN SUMS TO SUIT FROM d in the District of Colum! x and Alexandriacounties, V JOHNSON, CHEW & CO., 617 Fst. 300. _ 22.000. d other Sums on city real estate; low rates: EL A. M 222 Cn. w., opp. ‘Trimty Churcl $1,000. TRE, FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Special inducements in Mourning and Half Mourn- ing—reduced to nearly haif of former price. ‘The balance of our winter Trimmed Hats and Bon- ‘ete are put down to prices that must sell them. 10 delay. tain the Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice and Mrs. Field, Justice and Mrs.’ Harlan, Justice and Mrs. Gray, Justice Blatchford, Justice and Mra. Brewer, Justice and Mrs. Brown, Justice Strong, Attorney General and Mrs. Miller, Mr. Cortlandt Parker of Newark, N.J., Senator and Mrs. Teller, Senator and Mrs. ’McPherson, Senator and Mrs. Aldrich, Senator and Mra, Dixon, Senator Felton, Sena- tor Higgins, Senator and Mrs. Vilas, Ropre- sentative and Mrs. Buchanan, Representative and Mrs. Burrows, Representative and Mrs. sleetes of blue silk covered over with Irish Point, and who served the cafe :frappe, were also in the second parlor. Out in the dining room Mrs. Sanger, in scarlet crepe, and Miss Carrie Parker, in silver gray crepe, were seated at the refreshment table. Among those present were the Misses Pauncefote, Miss Batcheller, the Misses Mullan, Miss May Williams, Miss Rusk, Miss Elkins, the Misses Sutherland, Miss Heinizelman, the Misses Hutchinson,” Miss Kelly, Mise Edith Foster, the Misses Halsted, ‘Miss Greer, Miss Eastman, the Misses Gorman, washeld Saturday evening at the Cochran. After the formal dinner a business meeting was held for the election of a board of regents. Messrs. Geo. H. Brown, jr., Clarence Branden- burg and William L. Ford’ were elected. The toasts of the evening were: “The Round Table Club,” by Me. F 4, Brown, and “Epicures as orators,” by Mr. ndenbui by Mr. Ford was discused. 4 Paper bY Mrs. A. T. Britton will be at home tomorrow from 8 to 6, assisted by Mrs. C. F. Lee, Mra. M. M. Parker, Mrs. A Britton, Miss Britton, Miss Kauffmann, Miss Noyes and the Misses been active m the work. Ix 28 MPMNERSEIP, The report farther states: “As shown by the report of the assistant adjutant general there were in good standing on December 31, 1890... 3.026 mem! and on December 31, 1891......3,487 © nebgain during the year of... 461 * “This is very gratifying, for it will be ob- served that while there were a very num — 4 ber suspended, the increase in meml at the Misses Mendonca, Miss Miller, Mise Maury, | La. P ‘th was ked that ly lacked fourteen ee "Apply ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT Hemphill, Hon. W. P. Hepburn, Mrs. Hey the Misses Wheeler, Alise Walthall, Miss Julio rapid ‘revious to the reception hour a y: so marl a only t 20K SATAN FE ip iB aerefant rates ou ayyroved real state security; apbetal i sac techie Couette: burn, Mr. N. M. Estee, Mr. and Mrs. JW. | Ei. Miss MeMillan, Mise Maud Bynum, ur, | °% Dresktast wall be served to the same ladies. | members to entitle us to five instead of four fon! I 300D BARGAL 5 = Homi Mt 18x70 to 10-tt. alley: in ne. utioms be 1nx70to 1O-tt. alley inn. 5 cellar Uriek, with ali modern conveniences; lot 17x; VOR SALE—A GOOD BARGAIN—L 8’ bet. N. Capitol and Ist st.. nice new *-stor payienta, THERFOND, 1307 F at. nw. Plain Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon, all silk. ONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL de- Foster, Chief Justice and’ Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Geo. H Williams, Airs, Parker and Mrs. Me- ee. Frank Traey, Mr. Miller, Mr. Kelly, Mr.@iarry Cilley, Miss Rosecransand Gon. Rosecrans and _- oo THE OPENING SESSION, representatives to the national eucampment im AScs. EV, iI Lieut.’ Andrews. aatoeted a Gilaapetomen iM Themen = 7 - meta tute ‘time G . Fok S82 64500 WILL BUY 4 BRICK STOKE i 6.1 80.1 9.] 116. ‘The Vice President and Mra. Morton gave ®) 1. vicomtosse de Sibour and Mile. do Sibour | Annual Encampment Department of the Fo- sand W. T. Sherman, No. 16. Both 4 E O'HARE, 1006 F ot. HAVE €1.000, $2,000, $3,000, 85,000 AND ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS see age pes Secretary | have cards out for a tea tomorrow, 4 to 7. tomac, G. A. R, it under favorable auspices and bid fair ¥X SALE_ N SALE. 001 NE-ROOM to joa! rood real estate a laine, - ‘4 wil i tea ‘rida: becom tant factors F°% bthte sre s-story BRICK, RESIDENCE Fivpatmrengent brick hone o py Ee vat Louisiana ves ee rel ie IN PRICES OF CLOAKS AND FURS, ator and Miss’ Voorhees, Mr. » Brown, Sen~ | _Mrs. Geo. U. Mayo will give tea on Friday, » ¢ important factors in ite administra- ON TS) NEAK PARBAGUT 5! 7 sts. Price. Is offered to 9) numediate purchaser at the very low oe front by aus 100 Eran : TH fe13 wo. Po! SSE To pane ‘St. Bw. bet. snd H sts fer Koad et “ AMMEN F jproit SALE_1W-sTony Fi tet and M: ee rooms od condition. &. aD ‘street cars pass FO SARE RARE DWELLING “ON Dasewent brie ton Circle, # rooms and bath. [ror SALE business section : tu Dede eee Osa Si: | story store anddwelling. Very cheap. bles on Pfoot alley: can be made into z fens ‘H.T.D., Star office, Jon SALE On PRGANGE— Fe" x Neanty s situa FOUR STORY HOUSE front, ali w, i, desi ra $000 ’cash; balance wonthi; Containing about 14 re well-itzhted rooms, 2 bath Foote ani LUMFTOUS lye closets. iu the best socom of the city and will be sold cheap. Apply to ‘This property is | _fel3-3t 1907 Pa ave. and 6th and La. a Fok SALE-ON BT. av ‘Owner, eaving the city, wishes to mix south, ob bode Islan roome, pamtries, Sc: f013-3t near 11th n.w., lot 16 feet front, onl; K SALE L si. uw. near isd St. FOR SALE —Jstory brick FOK SALE—Pa. ave. nw. bet. 10th ai FOR SALE—N st near 1th, d-story and OF} WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, POR Sai KICK DWELLING ON 8. W., A BEAUTIFUL ‘and basement double brick ery convenient to cable Foom 3-sfi “916 F st. nw. JOR SALE—\ERY CHEAP—ONLY @8,000, DE- 27 F st. £20 to $30 Fur-trimmed Jackets. 820 to $:10 Plush Wraps... #25 to #35 Braided Cloth Wraps... $50,000 security’ in tue District of Southwest cor. Lit ‘on TOLOAN, IN SUMS To SUIT, AT proved real estate nt i. H. T. LEIPOLD, ind F st. n. We 88 Russian Hair Capes... BARGAIN SALES IN HOSIERY, MERINO AND COTTON UNDERWEAR, BLARGAL HE UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE and ust Company of Henney ivania loans money ie in instal A iy G13 Toth st. nw. PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANDEERCHIEFS. THE MONUMENTAL. Teal estate security. ia to suit, at lowest rates, on approved FILCH, LOX'® BROW 146 G si, UMS TO SLIT ATSAND AM Goer cont ou D.C. reas esate securt z ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS FROM 3500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWEST KATE OF INTEREST, BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. O. HOLTZMAN, E. WAGGAM, S555 Mends Everything | Sol - ‘i ves, Plaster Paris fmaves, ‘Torn Dresses, Marble, Jewelry. Bo ‘Toys ana 1,001 mond of New York, Hon. and Mrs. Michael Herbert, Miss Patten, Miss Wallach, Miss Pauncefote, Mra, T. B. M. Mason, Mr. John McLean, Senator Aldrich, Maj. Barter, Prof. Langley and Representative and Mra Lodge. A centerpiece of meidenhair fern was studded with La France roses. Mrs. Morton will hold her last reception for the season tomorrow from 8 to 6. Mrs. Stanford gave another superb luncheon today, when the decorations of her table were in pompadour colors—pale pink and blue. The cloth of embroidered white linon hada deep insertion and edge of Irish point lace. The in- sertion, which came just inside the covers, showed the pale blue satin cloth underneath. A large cluster of pink tulips filled the epergue in the center and the re- pousse silver dishes and vasgs at the ends of the table. e name cards at each place were strips of ribbon in delicate shades, folded double and inclosing a pretty little book to be used either asashopping or @ visiting list. The covers had unique designs in water colors. The guests were Mrs. Blame, Mrs. Foster, Mra. Miller and Tucker, Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Breck- inridge, Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Teller, Mrs. Walthall, Mrs. Squire, Mrs. John A. Logan, jr., Mrs. Hitt, Mrs. Henderson and ‘Miss Swann. February 26,4 to 7. The lady managers of the Garfield Hospital gave a valentine ball at Willard’s Hotel Inst night, when the friends of this charity had a chance to show their interest in it, and they did it with a will. The ladies of the ‘reception committee received the guests in the middle parlor of the long suite aud made a smiling and handsome group. Mrs. Chas. Gibson, who took Mra. Logan's place, was assisted in her leasant duty by Mrs. Tulloch, Mra. Staples, rs. Lander, Mrs. Ffoulke, Mrs. H. A. Willard, Mrs. Squire and Mrs. Tucker. After paying their respects to these ladies aud enjoying the opportunities for restful talks the guests had the long corfidor for the promenade over to the hall where the dance was in progress. ‘The walls were draped with flags and pennants and the stage was set with palms and plants. Sup- per was also served. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. J. Ford Thomson, Mrs. and Miss Stetson, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Logan, jr., Miss Wilbur, Miss Stone, Miss Berry, Miss Penrson, Miss Green- lees, Miss Haydon, Miss Scranton, Miss Brewer, Miss Eaton, Miss Goutelle, Dr. and Mrs. Rixey Mrs. English, Mrs. and Miss McMillan, Mr Mr. Ed. "Barnard, Mr. Mullett, Mr. Knott, Mr. Albert Hall, Dr. ‘Brewer, Mr.’ Owen and’ Mr. Harvey Tulloch. Owing’ to an accident a few days ago Mrs. Logan was unable to be present. ‘The annual masquerade ball of the Germania COMMANDER PIPES’ REPORT OF THE COXDITION OF THE ORDER IN THIS DISTRICT—INCREASE. OF MEMBERSHIP SHOWN—UNION VETERANS IN THE DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE—OTHER,REFORTS. The opening session uf the twenty-fourth annual encampment of the Department of the Potomac, G. A. K., was held last evening in the hall of the builders’ exchange. There were « large attendance of members anda lively in- terest was manifested in the contest for the commandership. The reading of the annual reports and routine business mainly occupied the attention of the meeting last evening. It is not expected that any important business will be taken up until after the election of ofi- cers, which will close at!9 o'clock this evening. REPORT OF COMMANDER PIPES. The report of Commander J. M. Pipes gave very fall and interesting account of the yea work in the department. He stated that the ar has been in some respects eventful as well “to suggest thatin our efforts to secure em- ployment for our comrades, widows and fami- lies we met some embarrassments during the year. “First, the civil service commission has zeal- ously guarded its rights under the rules or law ‘Lhe distinguished services rendered by t officers after whom these are named should be an inspiration to ‘growth end usefulness. “The institution of these posts, the contin- uous growth of this department in the way of membership, the consequent increased duties devolving upon the A. A. general and the A. Q M. general in the matters of administration, call for an increase of their respective salaries. The commander, therefore, recommends that there be "{propriated for the A. A. general and the A. Q. M. gencral the sums of @250 and $200 respectively as a slight testimonial of their ser- Vices to this department. “With respect to the order of Commander- in-Chief Paimer in paragraph 5, general orders No. §, in which each post is requested to do- mate at least $1 .to the fund for the benefit of the widow of Dr. B. F. Stephenson, founder of our order, it is recommended that this encamp- ment make an appropriation of €25and for- ward the same to the assistant quartermaster Sencral, Depatment of Mlinois “We also call attention to paragraph 4, gen- eral orders ‘No. 5, in which the commanie-im chief orders that each post appoint ® commit- tee to solicit contributions duh. 7 rooms an A ‘ Johnston, Miss Palmer, Mra. A. B. Hall, Lieuts. | “*)t0SPerous. . pe Ge meee year 16th, a ba: ma. "6 $6,500. Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Brewer, | J°"ston, 2 4 » t bo ” ort continued, | memorial hall at Decatur, Ill. a aye a YLEN erik OeD Mere, Cockrell, Mra Figo, Mire Allen, Mee, | Fletcher, ‘Dutton and Loug, Mr. HM. Wilson, may bo proper,” the report contin’ ‘THE ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL'S REPORT. The report of the assistant adjutant general, John P. Church, gives among other data the following as the membership of the various posts on December 31, 1891: John A. Rawlins, Mrs. Stanford has invitations out for another | Maennerchor will take place at Concordia Hall | for its government, sccing that noappointment | 258; Kit Carson, 525: Lincoln, 589; O. P. Mor- luncheon on Tuesday, March 1, at 1 o'clock. | 2€%t Monday evening. is made without the closost scrutiny and the | ton, 903; George G. Meade, 427; John F. Rey- n =, 3 ERY 1 N00 we: | JOSEY 40 LOAN AT 6 PER CENT IN SUMS ep ee takes SERS Coe | De sue ieee enomes oon ee 3 reduce! pri, K 1 = a: Mrs. Jacob Cilley will be at Home to visitors | approval of the commission. I approve a| Bolds, 137: James A. Garfield, 257; Burnsi WATES & THOMPSON, fe Mth and Fete. _| Smnpany o¢ Peumaineene yee iP HE DAY OF FAVORABLE SELECTIONS AND | Mrs. James Hoban gave a cotillion last | 2.4519 ihode Island averuc tomorcon, proper civil service law, but it seems that the | 240; Charles Sumner, 141; farragut, | 191; Roow Ghauy ainount, pas able uionthly, quar - I advantageous buyin has come. ou ca reap & — for ch to tam) which esas So large a number of persons who were una- | CoMmission has continued to exert its influ- | Charles P. o| oaks 3U to Gonat, “ Jobn ry = abnually. Goud building Juans also considered. iarvest of bargains in ull depa:tments. of the prettiest events of the winter. Mrs. : DOWE fs il Sheridan, 80; George meat uouse ou et.t. w..bett iE SMITHS Foss, BAEV'S ENTERPRISE, | | Hoban'received in an elogant gown of ‘yellow | ble to bepresent at the parlor theatrical, given | CC® prt peg tea pe oer oy -T. Sherman, 16 ‘Total, 3,887. tone to first story. press brick r a r aS d SS Stet © | brocade and Miss Mitchel was in’ white talle. | for the benefit of Mary Washington fund,bave | under the government that are not put in the OTHER REPORTS. te wed shew 1 AB 0 LOAN 96,000 63,000 ON READ EST oe Dr. Leiber of Philadelphia led the cotillion. | expressed # desire for their repetition, that it | ciassitied scrvice, so that the competition for] ‘The department chaplain, Rev. L. H. York, sat 2 EHS AS ination of title. 4c. EASIERDAY & MALLE Ga | BBB ORRR 3 cco A Every figure was a favor one, and some of the | has Leen decided to repeat them for the same | the minor places not #0 embraced, which oUF : ¢oere ae Tg so Fist. Pacite bunicins. cite | Boe RoR WH GO 1. AaB prettiest favors wero tambourines, pansy bon | Object asa micareme entertainment om the | Conrados could so well Hil, iv greater that ever | Tecommends in his report that the encamp- Up I MOREY, 10 LOAN TN ANY SUMS DEsIRED aT] PPR BR, HG AA onnieres, valentines, tiny chairs with | fourth Thu in March. before. Members of both branches of Com. | Ment appoint a committee to ascertain whether Tooma and bath; mod. smups ; ows must soll iaame- | SL st: me: neat Pe Grooms; deoi ist. lowest Fates of interest on approved Teal esta BBB ROW re flowers, bronze ornaments, &c. Rey tat anc irs. Neil Saale wes only $5.0 ane Cat. J GOV. | St te. pear bp Groom, doh ak situated within the District of Cormubia; wo dei peor ae Bake sak Mts. eR, Nor KS So., 107 F st. Fy = ere ae Among those present were Mrs. Lay, Miss | Brown of 15271 street northwost will not re- | appeals they dure not disregard. In the census | the members of families of comrades to ‘co 8s are besieged by their constituents, whose | legislation is needed to secure ame yy Gh st. ne. near K. & rooms, 13. 4205. beyond tine ecemary tor examination of Ute and Bus RMR ok : s b SATIN ayy a "ELLIS & CHATPE preparation of papers; commissions reasonable. Bes RR A oS Petersen, Miss Condit Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bar- | ceive today, but will hoid their last reception on | oftice, where a very large torce was employed | buried at Arlington. Healso recommends that ‘FE, SALEONE OF THE NiVEST STORY a Se K ST. NW. | _sy15-tt ‘eae: SA poy eRe AA gO ney, Mr and Mra. Addison, Mr. andMra, Preston | Tuesday, 28d. . early in the administration, it became neces-| steps be taken to secure the building of « suit- basement houses in the: top north si large four-story brick dwellings, with store: - - —— £4 = San Steele, Miss Hopkins, Miss Davidge,| Mr. i ‘i sary, as was claimed,from time to time to make ‘vault at ington. Mee ee ae tol a leone Sec | will rene or laa per out ger kun TH MOF: | TN OY TO LOay TN BUNS TOSUIL AT oAND San ee Aeon oe Mies Edie, Miss Cox, the Misses Williamson, | neve jeenate peo eee Shi Miss Wiloon | icrge reductions by dropping out and for- | The assistant quarscrmaster genersl, Marion ‘GUVEKN or Wit” RS | _felSst' ee CERES SE ew FRANK i. RAWLL ‘Miss Maury, the Misses Mullan, and Mesers, _ 'y evening. | joughing, until great number were out of | T- Anderson, reports the total receipts during OR BALE—& VERY wt hel BRICE Of aus, (the ‘The stock is large. It isalso choice. The Laillard Hunt, Clary Ray, Biddle, Issep Blair,| Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. employment. the year to erage ary ge ‘scat 8. Cont rooms: : ; ~ | 5 7 . 0 YOU WANT MONES?—$10 10 8100 TO LOAN been te, but 95 Walter Davidge, Heap, Robertson, McKenny, | Osear C. Fox extending invitations to witness $6,017.22, leaving a balance of €3,335. BUSINESSS PROPERT Price, 64.500. 22 See ‘at low ‘interest ca furniture, jnsnos; horson, ee Se Ree Clifford Richardson, “if. Warren’ Smith aud | the marriage of their daughter Harriet Louise | 4 Sauk: tee Gana oF ae come ‘The relief committee, A. F. Dinsmore, chair- REP EA S, —. —-t pe Dior sea.w._ | Ragen, Lowelo:d cco cr otter fertotal propery: per cent iess than moderate, ‘This s to sell apices: to Stephen Prescott Wright on Tuesday even-| “Daring the process of these reductions, | man ‘reports that during the year the commit- fee large four-story uiiaing, 30x | FOR SALE-VERY HANDSOME 2-STORY AND | pasuente: uo removal oi xvods from Fesuenees ne out the entire lot of ‘The Misses Davis of Philadelphia, who are | ing, March 1, at 5:30, at the E Street Bap-|Your commander, with the chairman and | tee indorsed 407 applications for tment. ee ee ee te edone ts wag AtaMaS: | H cellar Y-rcom and bath brick residence on 16th st. | puuscity. Address Hox te, Star othe. aul0-Tue spending the winter here, gave the mont | titt Church. The bridal couple will be at home | others of the employment committee, urged | Appointmeyts were secured for $14, of which Wake MOUSE crMASUTACICKING — poet U sts.. with every modern conven- MOREY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ok FIRST. ROYAL WORCESTER, eabora - Gare tke gist) a be ight ins Wednesdays in April at 1302 R street. the retention of comrades, entitled under the | 104 were in the Interior it, 43 in the Price, {oF the eutire property, $15,000. Sst B. H. WARNER & Ci poe interest; node | RoyaL BONN, Laughton residence. The entertainment| The last ofa series of delightful musicales | law to preferment in case of reduction of | Treasury Department, 104 in the government csesaiehi 3. V. Nukycr, tells. : a aplt O. C. GREEN, #3 7th st. n.w. ROYAT. CROWN DERBY, introduced several novelties, first as to hours, | was given on Sunday night last by Maj. and | force. Weare glad to report that in a number = ages vied Fad the — ee for. ea ave._ | POR SALE TMO NEW ZSTORY AND CELLAR | Ny oNEY 70 LOAN AT 5 AND U PEK CENT ON 72 8 Hela the simi hel i's festion of] he | Mts Soh ML Carson ot sbets coehonss on Vor~ | Of caets ote See hen ton Soe ae es | ee Sete: Fee a oscipep Bancalx me D ‘with a.m.i ; ote 18802106 each: ‘approved District real estate: no delays. a CARLSBAD, city of brotherly love and might be generally | mont avenue. Selections from Heller and | 20t in all, for many good and worthy employes y appoii din clegant restdonccuuP tt. neat Dupont (ie; roe | PES: dais Fst | TEPLITZ, Bulow to = Wefoot alley, this property lye sold adopted here, as ite greatest effect is that it | Chopin were rendered with artistic skill and | Were removed from the service, the reason as-| side the government service were secured ONEY TO LOAN—IN BUMS OF FROM $500 UP brings the gentlemen, who are not found at | feeling by Mrs. Charles Rogers. Mr. Crosby, | Signed being that in some divisions the work | through the individual efforts of comrades and cheap, ss the owner bas leftthe city: price, S. Sou. = “| DOULTON, ii voi i was nearly completed and thi iation | of the Woman's Relief Corps that are not in- Forkeemoatil permite itebect yoy yey | PGR SALE-VERY CHEAP_MT. PLEASANT hapa emer aasn oir 57 a (NON baal test seoos tage aiones bol tbce [eto oma ntoreell: tous ee caee eeal| eee becoming exhausted, We “Bea nino to | eluded in the foregoing summary. VX _ Xcellent 7-room and ceil tage OD 4 prin buy F st. a. 3 b |-| meet the objection in the departments that Rap aE 1505 Paye, | i jot ; atabl Marc 200, ~ ~ home elaborately decorated with the finest | Madam Kaspar sang with great effect and feel- : oes Belsuretoseeit FULTON LEWIS 13 at Seco NEY TO LOAN ON TEAL ESTATE AT LOW: From the rorular prices woare givings | fowers available and the supper was but a| ing selections from Mendelsohn and Lassen. many of the applicants receiving our indorse- THE TWO TICKETS, 0: BY . ag cegh’s 2 i . Antot ent were District , Some of whom for- F VERMONT AVE NEAR IOWA CIRCLE, | PORSALE bY. iusceencr to DANENHOWEH & SUS, vor Lind Aiscount of 25 percent. Call andsee the continuation of the generous Rospitality that Seige mie ieee iaecly wore cllineas of soure olate, but pomste-| Shece Whe Win tin Guted fered Ge GLA Containing, Stteen, rons, and all edern, Sve. goods. Galegesussree ce absolutely trane-| Carson on tho piano. Mr. Miller gave ‘selec. | ing hore for years Gnally lost their legal ree- Senta. F ao ‘uing through to ap aile} i to formed. At every turn the eye met new | tions from Chopin and Miss Carson selections | idence at their former homes and are now re-| xominations for officers to be elected this mca, 7. th at Dae seach BLOW — Deauties in floral loveliness. Both drawing |from Rubenstein and Ravina. The per. fated se beets eaiaeioat So Peete ot) ay as maaeber mean Soorkasere & te eur a to Fox SALES ONLY $150, 210 CASH AND 810 PER rooms were similarly treated in back-| formance of Miss Ailmer was also much lambia. We, course, urged favorable eg ob Gocpueg test Et Eleven new 2atry b. dw'nzs: 7F. ew % month will buy a @octave handsonw crosewood | 432 OTH ST. N.W. fel5 | ground. The mantels, tirepluces and side tables | enjoyed. After the nftisical performances Dr. | #ction, claiming that the statutes only made as -, were made pening session rice. a9. sbole; at ow Serure: ea ante = See paakiagn tate Gee were banked with variegated and maidenhair | Edward Bedloe of Philadelphia was | ® condition of ——gs ‘capability to per-| evening. Only two names were placed in nom- en ee Sd : Fhe tead? CALL AT THE WATER SALE | ferns. ‘The smallerdoors were hung withsmilax, | called upon and delighted the com-| form the duties, with honorable discharge | ination for the highest office in the gift of the : ice carved le. square pia Good: RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, | ® pointed flounce of which hung over each tall | pany | with | several appropriate reci- | from the army, navy or marine service in the | department, and it is probable that the entire POR SALT CHEAP TED ave S12 o00 for the ten | jawellina. 15K loth st. nw. ; 13 roome and | “'Bargaine now to clear out for ew stock. fel5-1w 1241 iithst. sve, | mirror. The portieres at the doors received, | tations. Refreshments followed the entertain: | late war,’ and of fighting topreserve the Union houses on Nts: or the tet = i Er ‘Too; all atest uuprovements: Landsonely however, the inost novel treatment. In the | ment. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. | @nd protect the flag of our country, vote of the encampment will be given to Messrs, posres:'a word javentiuenis Terms, Uae: » | diated: caretuly Vuilt under our Personal supe THE PIANO EXCHANGE, dwurs, fr situsk Geaveach £000 FOR _SALE---PIANOS. S. S. Suzpv & Bro, ESIRABLE RESIDEN oH st. BW. hic ,. of Wet Goods. EW EHOOM BRICK | OH SALE-HANDSOME NEW GSIONY BRICK | omy iu; S10cmue at ES ter ee Cetates, for :! ~ front parlor the deep blue curtains at the win- | W. T. Hildrap, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer | Tequirement as to state lines or place of res-| A.F. Dinsmore and 8. E. Faunce. The candi- wipand frst-ciam inevery respect. ‘House open for P : " 5 oted for this axe as ae ae ‘¥—Four 11-room brick houses, | inttdon For fueber particurarsand price aby 3 G xs Or Dhsanzaxcen ere overhu: th di f asy and the Misses Palmer, Capt. and Mrs, Robert | idence. dates that will be yoted f pe mo.8 eee Ep ee oO oh ner, Yareulars and pr sappiyto| te16 913 Pa. ave. REAT ILES F TSAI dows were overhung with draperies of aspara- P' evening at one 4 I i i 4 “We did the best we could in all the depart- ; = 7 7 7 gus plumosa. Gurlands of lilies of the valley | Platt and the Misses Platt, Lieut. and Mrs. ‘We 5 follows: 2 aieet alle etgt be hat ho | ee en ees ee Sripedh ibe vine with Benda\or wulia, Tate | Oak Mager Mr. and Mrs. John A. Logan and | ments, not only to urge for appointment, but Irons ano ee Cane cate eat Eee cost Tew | When they placed their 83.50 Shoe on the market | Second parlor the asparagus vine was a support | Miss Bell of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. | to have retained, as far as possible, those whom months ao casht gets itfor ony 8215. 3 <aLE-CUEAP-A C brick houseon | JCSALE—FINEBL sINESS COMNER, Be pr he Oa FOR SA) ‘A wood business property. 107 Fa. ave. | &£8 Sy reasonable kureto prompt purchaser mw. Price. $14,000. Also 344 Pa. ave. ; good busi- | 803 Tit k & WTHERFORD, - H =~ Paar eg Hg the G. A. It. seeks to bave'in government em.| Commander, A. F. Dinsmore; senior vice Gao er ti Sien:tuakea:yuaranty of Syearsiven with | tome tue axo they were couvinced that it was the | Of & network of iarge white Eola esta | WE huuta and Mee Hlotlee ot Bios Yee | plarment. ‘There area meaier ot oer mee] buameniiar; Sabn lives; Sankar eke ‘eam Bem property’ Price $74.00, va, | FORALE—& NIN, COMMODIOUS AND DE | 1b, Can bo scen ior tourays a best valutefor the money ever offered in Washington, | Over. and at the decp bay window wore parted | W. E. 3 i pies vo Poe eres oe mage canoe FOR SALE—CHEAP—Good business corner: Va. andy ducliingwith lancet convenioncess ‘toll THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ‘and time has prov ath of this belief. This | to display a vase made of white camelias and | Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Terrill, Mr. and Mrs. John | ng comrades still o7 employment the | mander, Nathan |; medical director, fre. aud Oth st. se; rented at So per mouth, Bald: | sdaptedyor entertauime: situate near the British | _fel6-3t 1s Suoe has made many friends among their lady patrons, | filled with purple and white lilacs. Clusters of | H. Soule and Miss Soule, Mrs. Hough, Miss | Competition is so strong from those in high | pr. J. R. Hayes; chaplain, Rev. W.H. Gotwald. ME Sale CHEAP—Good Groom brick house, quartered una tahcyeny; handsomely | KO, SALETA DESIRABLE PIANO, ONLY €1;5: | for its sott, yielding leather cuarantees lots of comfort | lilacs and superb roses dotted the mantels, &c., | King, the Misses Ailmer, Miss “Preston, Mrs. places. pressing theclaimsof theirconstituency |" Council of administration—. E. Smith, W. Fenting for $15 per month; GOT Va ave. se. Price, | decoratelgud readytor occupancy; heated 9¥ hot SBFWRt: Slee several new, Shoningee piance, 6. fortender fect. Three styles of toe and s choice be- | in the midst of the green. The same idea was|and the Misses Kercheval of Idaho, Mrs. | and demanding the preference to favorable |G Hali, L. P. Williams, W. W. Eldridge and L S1.e0, zt fect radiatin. electrir uae lighting. Secale OMSUN'S MUSIC SORE Set Tith | tween el full finish makes it unusually attrac- | repeated in the library, where laurel branches | Margaret Owens of Philadelphia, Mrs. Miller, | consideration, that our success has not been so | F. W. Thom room * standard. THUMSON'S MUSIC D1URE, Svl Lith een glaze or di us iy pet y . ’ n |pson. eS ots me ALEK & KWHERFORD, 1307 ¥ st_mw._| f° Jeef-Sm1_ | tive. The Shoe for xenticmen isnet and dressy in | half hid the walls. Smilax draped all the cur-| Mr. Wm. L. McPherson, Dr. Jones, Miss Kay, | great as I would wish. We believe it is our! ‘Delegates to national win FoR Sakic Pave bets boomen 1 st. OR SALE—BANGAIN appearance, and just the thing for inclement weather. | toins and doorways and. the brightening flower | Miss King and Meets. Zeckeadorif, Bell, | Tight and privilege to courteously, and as Farnsworth, A. B. Frisbie, K. J. Beall, L. & Sietecen SE and SiG cts. 6. w.. 6 semmn cach. Fetes, : PRLOU BET Their stork of Patent Leather Shoes is complete. and | way the pink carnation, used in great quanti-| Cooper, Murphy and Benney. earnestly as ible, urge the claims of com- | Cornish. El cP. cHEAP—FiveS-room houses on Lot. | Ost. nw. Dy bth Or end Cathy sed 16 stone; airided cou! qiukraces every desirable shape, The prices range | tied. All the alcoves in tho hall were draped| Mrs. George Frederick Brackett has returned | ™4es for preference as the laws provide. This| ‘Alternates—A. N. Thompson, T. J. Stewart, aw. renting at aonth. Price, #100 each. ‘Sth st. nw. ter UGE and bath: good oe from 85 to $10. fel5-6t_| with parted curtains of asparagus tied back e . we think but jus: and reasonable, and if we do | ¢, £ Hartung, G. 8. Emery. pitteg provi Spiel houses om Ke. bet Sd and 436. | SEH St. now oly aL afory and cellar al with bunches of annunciation lilies. At the | fevrusry 24'end Marcle 2. ee nome Wedwesday, | fail, as we have and will at times, let wenot| “case BEADED BT PAURCR, ce, $1,200 eae . st. nw, be Oth: 2 ak i weary, but remember always that our cause is ie cn pe cee z Isaexse Barcarss Ur Tows. Plante made # novel fishy, The seeire ered | Mrs. Moncure Burke will bo at homo Wed- | just, that ths sympathy and’ approve cfc tait | Commander, 8. E. Faunce; senior vice com- DOR SALE_ONE OF THOSE ATTHACTIVE NEW | Slory New E Dinnasalibost tees arianad cst alee SoGN CAE | Buns, Velvete and Praushos at jobbers pricoe. plants ma e yal ‘brown-stone front hotises on V st. hear : Bediord Cords, Heuriett: bought foF $400. also oue oF Wo bargaius in Upructs, Cashiweres, Serges, | the we Toots and Lath. Emclish basement; oriel bay window: | 10th st. n.w. nad. . up was a pyramid of palms, blooming | nesday, February 17, from 3 to 6 o'clock, at | million comrades are with us, and that we are |mander, Wm. M. Potter; junior vice com- 1 se eS FEEIFErR& CONLIFE: SiG TIth st bw. Bair and High , rood acaci d other plants. At the top a laurel | 1313 Q street. bound to stand by our worthy Comrades | mander, Charles Hanbach; medical director, Bice lot to alley: everything completes = bargain for | story brick, owokinis JO SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIN. 11 ea wool Eronch Catuelette: Gray, boc, screen hid the musicians. ‘he handrail was| Mrs. Dr. 8. H. Greene, 1320 Q street, will not | ‘though the whole world assail them.’ Dr. A.C. Adams; chaplain, Rev. W. H. Got- be Rapatoaaeaae ‘’ac8 heme. wee A SELEGARS UrSIGME Gk DD NO. a ineh Twilled I Dress Gopds, Gray otlect, ‘150. a solid line of white camelias, the newel post | receive tomorrow. THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT. wald. ee aed in Eugiiah oui full wale rouh- Seow ream Gocids noe i . SOR SALE_SFLESDID INVESTMENT_TWO outs patent nstste desk ity. of tone: ‘wide Honmettas, colored and blad was covered with the same old-fashioned flower ‘well-built brick houreson 49st. near N s.w.; 6 it BC to the nati Council of administration—William J. Bim- Waa ee rete vace ‘ameold-fashioned flower | Mise Ethel Watson gave @ very enjoyable| In regard national encampment and in Lonsdale Tooms and bath: lots £22100 to ley: rented at but 10-4 Bheetink, ficed tor cash, or sold at i Bien 4 10 ioe selection of this the hold- | mons, Edward Bright, William M. King, Prank ! fichtsdivanca un easy : BicacheiCotion, ¥e, | annuneiation lilies, ‘The dining room table | Party to « number of her young friends Friday | the selection of this city as the place for W. Paige and R. D. Goodman. oa street car line price, Doth. €4.450 =a qwouthly payinents, no interest {ui i tut of the Loom Bieachet Bee. had a large centerpiece of American beauties, canoer er 4 —_ lence, 10 ro t. | ing the meeting this year the report states: tatives to the national encamp- qess. WALTER A. BROWN. —_— ioRTHWEsT. ional ae oie 30. almost reaching up to the ebandelier, which Sarpiey, Marko Lambe eee ote, Irene | “The department commander, having re-| mont —Alva 8. Taber, John P. Quander, William ee oStih alt med. ape, on Puree place bet. tach | 720 $50 ;;-18.000 1 i SALE-ONE MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT | , Comforts, Counterpanes, 1 mask, Towels.Nap- | had more roses twined about i:. The four cor- i 0 and teh ste. m ¢ Me Fpitnoseucraved paneisy iuahoxny cases naciiar | kite, Cudetwear Alon 2 : easy terms. EDWARD W. BOKER, B 4 ceived the unanimous expression of the council Cook, Winfield 8. Chase. Alternates—Thos. Hoven Hanatershietv. | nerwof the table wero baniked in tho same | itcesra Victor Craigen, Thora Blandiy, eons | of administration, won authorized to request | Mckee, Michard Henderson, All; Holt and price #400) can be bout for $280U easy term ers’ Cambric, 4¥c.; Dr. Warner's Corsets, | roses and had ® tumbling-over effect clear to | sisughter, Chas. and Henry Noble; Ernest | ‘next encampment to be held at the capital | 4” i. Holier. = z ae EROPHEAD ECO recsatly ou Fat, | the floor. | The table was lighted by pink | Hurdle, Frank Galatzo, Eugene Towtens Lo | of tbe mation, from where so many thousands | “It is expected that the commander-in-chief, + rs + “4 a 33 Ts in candelabra and a numl C] of our com re A ts eto do RUGUR DL | acum ON TIONS Eg | oper tal candelabra amber ot low | Waiter, Che, Yasemg, Wat, Cink jun’ but. | Sheur Comrade saried tothe front, but have | Gen, ee ee Abts Mayol meemey forthe celebrated BRANT Sivan ee and ali |, James Bellew, Jno. Atwell and Russell | Within a few hours’ ride of the Mictorie, battle. Pie Tue Sremexs—Lonenen. Law. other wines, might have been cai uc eth stn. joK SALE ‘on H st. near “is: n.w. ; rents for #12. 50 per mont! jo alley; iuipruving location, This is a bar ERRILL & WHITE, Atisntic build OK SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT_HOUSE ON yeh st. mw. : bay-window brick; 7 rows: price, - terse eam), ii yhere many had received wounds, and ism FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES Only most of the guests stood up to partake of | _ M8. Courtland Clements and Miss Clements aving a history for some. comrade. ———— 5 Rigen S | | Especially designed for all situations where increased | jt. "In the library claret punch 1 tabacnoc, | will bo at home tomorrow from 8 to 5, assisted the great exhibitions at our ES 2c SOR SALE-A GOOD HOKSE, ABOUT 1,100 | Mlumination is desired. More than 25,000 of these it SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES ON L STN. pounds, Syears old. Price, i “Have you any expectations?” said her father; pan vowland Narragansett punch ‘in two emall|bY Mrs. Adelbert Jordan and Miss Mary |lic buildings, was suficient inducement to silver bowls afforded other refreshment. Kee. offer. And, unabashed, the young man raised his ‘near Rendall Green. rooms aud bath: Iairobes, for it, Gail ‘n. ‘Testimoniais, references or any desired information | N15 Davis, in a. seurlor ony tushy} Owing toa death’ in her family Mrs. W; “Many that were here on the occasion of the head Taney aig mictric ile: Prices {f sold at once: only Pleasant, ‘will be cheerfully given on application at : satin, styluhly rl eR seampe 4 im. A uy to WM. H SAUNDEKS & Cv. - 1407 = 5 trimmed with jet, and Miss Charlotte Da' grand review and witnessed that magnificent | ang while he We 200, AppIy to an ee ‘COME AND SEE oes Tae 2. aiothor super Ses tree ae Kamseond is obliged to cancel all her engage- procession on Pennsylvania anne, 0 persone wet o | 7 - y $42 cash toc! os i " SOE Spe stems wens on 30 eer. Near TNE PANU EXCH ba 3023 1428 New York ave. n.w. aaa fist deawing fom ail en Mra, Gen. Kelton will receive tomorrow from | “ivjion®, brigades and regiments, p It is your daughter I expect to wed.” Bear. prices ¢4.s0. 4d Sas rice, €2,- FOr SADE <JUST, PROM COUNTRY, Lance tlemen present, in deference to that law that | $06, assisted by Mrs. Gen. Breck, Mra, Gen. | with the thousands of battle-torn flags, have - ae S Willow Tres alle Fe Oe obliges dress suite after 6 o'clock, wore. so a- | Wiliams and a number of young Indies. not since visited the city. Once again our! It is the coal man's lightest mood that te ben nyse HLPIN: L810 Ohio ode NT, ‘The ladies were, many of them, alsoin| Mrs. N. L. Jeffries will not receive tomor-| comrades hope to march as pup gt really of most importance. ;0R SALE—bAGGAGE WAGON IN Gco! 1309 F 8T. N.W., evening toilets ops rae to going to the | row. and once again see our beautiful city of Wash- Property on my dition, “Address HAKMINGION MILLS, the The Hetin issued on | Shorcuaui, 1oth and H sts. __tei6-3t* ; other parties of the night. cos Ss ington. The ladies of the W. R.C.,and the a Has just returned from New York and isnow prepared | tume, however, for 7 to 9 te in Puiladehbis Done orp hasparkenpirmy their ane citizens’ committee worked with a will! and the| “Do you think it likely that secret socleties F° to show all the novelties aud advanced styles of is the sume as One ordinarily worn tom 410 7 air a rene my a ~ b= ‘Old Guard’ were everywhere on the same | still exist among the Italians of this country?” FOR SHU, PRETTIEST HOUSE IN LE | 1 ex and eit yearsold; soundand xood all ros SPRING MILLINERY, tea, with bats or bonnets Bat the diversity of | home Wetscetae ni Fy ected careet. line and we secured the encampment. “Yes; most of the Italians I have seen re Feception bail,'¢r, all mode andsomely | TOK SALE—FINE THOKUUGHURED CARLIAGE | To which sheinvites the attention of her patcons. fo15 | ‘llete made the es all the more inter rrhape it will | = Shi oder refun "SOLS Eo Wanciees teem; kind; Weil iuatehed esting. | Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright of Philadel- | , 2% Chambers and Miss Chambers will not | probable that it will come again while wo are a | “tly were pretty well organ-ized. . WAGGAMAR. i SALE—TWO GOOD DRIVING HORSE: FOE SALE-BRICK DWELLING; 13 Eat torder: 1uth st. bet. N and O mw. : m % hia, who are guests of th. be at home tomorrow. strong organization. Credit is due every one ee Sena ecules converted | Se are gee rare eae | FOS eace-WHOIs WR F-GEYERT ceioTas| Woawras, Canntaccs sted the hostensos in ontortaining iheitenects | Mrs. Luther Longshaw has cards out for | who tite contributed to our success, The girl whose conversation fa ico trick dwelling: Est -near | WO SALE USES 1907-0.11-13 © 81. 3-W | as the createsi mamber and vores Grae re Mrs. Wainwright wore bluck lace and jet Wednesday. Assisting her will be Miss Chal- ‘A HEARTY WELCOME PROMISED. Enough to make you Containing vous each and f ment of Carriages j Ay. ee aw; Sa ine andi Ai: | Pet gear, Friekz00) cach aig per ceat an | SuuidofGarmewae, Dusty wasuue ad barnes i de fof winger use, courier Shoe Among the guests wore Mrs. alph Cross| mers Foster of Alabama, ‘Mrs. Theo Wasser-| «The opportunity is now ours to show to the May well be said to represent vig tn dusting, Eek A pod | Tees ducer Orewa | 7 cata oa: “Cal aad So 8s Daa 4S Brouguaina, "Extension =f Johnson, Gen, Van Vliet, Miss Edes, Gov. and | bach and Mra. Williams of Allentown, Pa. She | 199,099 comrades, the ladies of the W. B.C. The terrors of the deep. Q bet. woth bw SISA. Biri ‘Nan wv. wacauaan, Pa ave. teld-tr Browshauus, Dens: Coaches, Ber Mrs. Frank a tho Misses Horsey, Mr. | will only receive informally the remainder of \d their friends and relatives who will —_ KT Fe Ey ha CMG AM AN | a os Ee frthseber, Bones setters, Harry Johnson, Mr. Paul Johnson, Avs. J. | the season, ani ane ciweiling ae Ge coe in, eS ‘ALxtension-tront Rockaways, 1x- ‘Thom; Swann, Mi 1d along, how fraternally we can receive them.| Brixon: “I'm sorry to say there is not o ba} a TOF THE BEST Pieces OF | Fstyusi rotting bores iu the District. comme seven Sy eS L jompeon Swann, Mra. and Miss Pienx, Miss| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Emmons and Mra Jas. | #1008, piconet perme te As tive tuintina om it. on Pat. bet 14ta and erty on F at Fears oid 90 Wares Viewwrtns Erle Duncan, Miss Margaretta Duncan, the Misses | p. a : ; | Letour comradeship: give the boys | of music in me.’ Sane eager te ‘cai Tor int covert for aul. E i Man Thaetons, : Wheatley, the Misses Cox, Miss ‘Norton, Mr. | F, Padgett sail on Thursday for » three weeks Braxon; “T'll tell that girl over in the cor 13s W.€. DUVALL, #25 Fst nw. | fe1zgt °K". HUTCHINS, 1503 Pa. ave. Oe SALE-JUST ARMIVED. 41 HORSES ‘The prevauing styles and abso- nad'Sice, rank Robinson, ire Goldsborcugh, | **#Y in Bermuda. ” Ee MASS AVE SOW. SEMCISTH ST.. | POR SATEIHREE-STOKY BEICK HOUSE; | A’ among, Wiss tuo dratt, drivers aud coach horses: 3 ately he lances ‘stock shown Mr. Alex. Porter Morse, the Misses Moree ote, | Mr. and Mra. George Salter gave a charming — SSiet S103 A. S. CAYWOUD, Kat | price, $204. (EDWORD W: WALKER E SON" | souabie." No SCHLEGLL. 400 Btu st. mr Ow ie" low"prices for prompt Mailan, Mrs. John Mullan, Mfrs. and Miss Hop- Brogressive euchre party at their residence on Brizoe: “Why? eee ee 4 at tes Pot wie. | OK SALE-FORTY HEAD OF HORSES JUST | axpREW'S JOYCE'S SONS, kins, Mr. Seaton Monroe, Miss Monroe, Miss Braxon: “Maybe, then, she'll quit trying to ‘TILL MARCH 22D ST. NEAK PENN. AVE. srrived trom Lexington. V ielish “ee eons bell, Bre. D bel mby Mz Tyier and Sra: Tyler and the boob two English, j | Office and fi le Ws Cam ira. Duncan Cam, Admit won . Tyler a1 : y Jon BISEMONS! | $1015) HGTati at, ua11-don) 1028, 1000 Cons: av. | Mrs, Pierce Grosby, Blea. Humpdon Zane: Mee | by Mra Lowe and Mer Wie Kirkus,” Amory (OK BALE CARRIAGES, WAGOXS AND, DUG x ; Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Pairo, those present were Liout. and Mrs. Webster, noe desirabie™ two-stor | Jour coupe Lorses. “Iu be uses TE ieag Sea each? very cheap if | SUADLE PIU Ublo ave. aw BH WARNE & CO., oe ange z oem aad | a Fie8 Ob easy terms. sinux end ordered wore Mrs. French, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mrs. 1 5535 FFF TyIT and the Misses Wheeler, Mra. Curtis Hillyer, Assumes a light way. ameeastanoe COUT TALE SS H F = Miss Gay, Lieut. and afr, Knox, Mr. Fairtex, |'T- Belt, Mr. and Mra Wm. Kirkus, Mrs. a light and airy way. WA COULTER, a1 Le Droit buldine, oot Neaniieton att i= it fF = | Mrs. and’ Miss Hunt, Miss. K. E’ Thomas, Mr. | Wheeler, Miss Christian, Mra. Lowrie and Mr. But as to what wo burn at night— — ad Saat = and Mre Dodge, aise Sophie Webster, ‘Miss | snd Mrs. ‘Tyler. whsle atty. eee ‘The stuff is sirier far than light. javent Circle; banga! AMERICAN HEAVY CUT GLASS larkoe lumore, Dr. irs. Dickson, | A very enjoyable progressive angling party Sommentior believes that tizens’ Q sear Ith very tne bows. “* 20.000 | F, a AS Surpasses ail forcizn makes. Thecoloris | Hr. Caldwell, Gen. and Mrs. J. Mills Browne, | took place on Monday evening at the residence | Committee and comrades are very much in Bik Ber @. eoos vaiue. = $008 | every cifuiece. lot about “4zl00 fects with ide Detter and the shapes are all that can be de- _—‘| Mrs. Whitman, of ‘Noud, No. 406 H strect northeast, the | ¢arpest and are doing Sy to doll eee = see he + BG00 | aliey :s§tomrood: price reasonable. sired, We never had a more complete Prof. and Mra, Emmons gave a dinner and | occasion s Surprise tendered to the lady — make the encampment » THOMAS J FISHER & CO., ‘Wocan sell yous Lot, on your own terms, in ga Sreat success. But the not in any Pe ER & 00. pokiante: pm ‘Stock, nor as cheap, as we now show. reception Inst night in ‘honor of the third an-| members of ‘M. G. RK. by the gentlemen. | Fe ona, | Bos, the. committee, " - iat a0) INE PROPERTY ON NEW YORK = — M. W. BEVERIDGE, niversary of their wedding. At the well-| Refreshments were served and s merry time should organize and mature plans ANRSOME NEW HOUSE -W. | X ave] ots and 10th sta. 12 rooms, bath, &c.. | ‘This beautiful suburb is one-half mile from city appointed table the were ex-Gov. and | washad by all. The recipients of the prizes | of work. ‘That. is proper! my sueces- Visun Mall tnd” Farioras ven | ietapih aley., Ker price and terms, fe abbiy | yrnite om the Washington and Arlington electro rae Importer of Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Me Mrs, Del Monte, | were Miss Miller and Mr. Allen the sor, who will have several in which to ot; all wodera fax | SS" zi sen fw | way. satpestin ais POTTERY, PORCELAIN AND GLASS, Miss Markos, Admiral Upshur, Mr. Arnold | Miss Saunders and Mr. Bell the booby. Those | S77, ee suen matters, ‘united efforts : AD CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT ne . Clifford Richardson, The table | prosent were Mra. ‘Theo. 5 GRE RE PUBS | wutermeemtiteennreseipee | sesh i ag com, tear | oe, Me i, Mie Hep | cap tor ‘sc Sowpl Sls Ser SS me ot en me Sie, Bes Sea ATe, . ccaciesc bsess |, GAOM ona TENTONT umoee eee tial Fembeny commenced to arrive sboat 10. Mrs, | per the, Miass, tives Baldwin, | §Feeted visitors on an ‘a national Pi : Cees juat coup coutaine ip roma and bail rocna: | property eimcinonkunnen: Racesvep YESTERDAY FROM iite apd Version bee ont en eae gatnders Biehl, ‘Morrison, ‘Devis wad Set te tie ety chee cae aany an boner to us, now ° apruvomente, oust Strasburg a large supply of fret qual- Magica ; Capitol we saved. Conner Lib Nati Capit ws ria, s ae nvestzent end Real Estate Brobar, Sty Terrie de Foie Gras sus truifon ate to many of har ftacdt omeeeet ae: ‘An enjoyable reception was given by Mra. A. one srs pepe nly Boren Cai —— . 08 00 Atlantic building. Perigord. and can eall them st affectionate remembrance by flor 1580 I strect, last The . 14 F st. —— ‘about one-third lees than the usual wers | Hartmann, Police force. However, the late of the a )B SALE-LOTS— that the rooms were entirely with | hostess was assisted in receiving A. which effect that statute ‘6300 TO $1,000, Price, an camcens Hime. Basics, who wes Eiseain Howl and Mrs F Schaton &¢ Baston, seid, levees ethics Dantes Bee cae hes sid bach Gorin ay. st 2,600 RORTHWEST ECKINGTON. peep cag ipn gee nye) KT cn a eee Te Bene Ta Ne Oren | decision ‘an opportunity to the sons of ‘sew devirabie teas ey x within the Al ot res- Veterans to compete for place on the force, See, muss stent earn" Thane ksaess eomrems’S THE OEY of Washington whats times 6 | ent to Mrs, Emmons of apair of gold egg cups, | and Mise Anita Hendris. ‘the afternoon | which bas becn dbaled thems heresefon™” ers ‘ fl 7 ' i fi H I