Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1893-TWELVE PAGES.’ 9 mia W. B. MOSES & SONS, Just What THE WORLD OF SOCIETY. Moses’ Furniture, Carpets, ° cel, bc paren a S Deslo You're Two Debutantes t» Make Their Appear| 220% Mas fo] fo) We Will Sacrifice pearance This Afternoon. 1 Yesterday Was Cabinet Day and Call- ers Were Numerous —Entertain- ments for the Princeton Students. Looking Fort!! A Genuine This Evening Pe chisnowgy Special Price List _ MILNE’S, on sree hl wt 2 Foox 6 To 9 Or 1220-1231 GSt.N. W. | ac'nry ony ausmroees serial, 7m, tae FURNITURE. All desirable, but esting. Two debutantes will be presented Useful Xmas Presents At pre ae ary ofl pel acorn A Low Price. ceptions—Miss Brewer, daughter of Justice Entire stock of Ladies’ Desks, Fine Tables and and Mrs. Brewer, and Miss Draper, daugh- sold at © sacrifice. No goods. All peed eae agree trouble goods marked in plain figures. p-m. Come and For the Holidays. Tomorrow Morning D marriage of Miss Georgia Webster and Mr. Marriage licenses been issued. 421-3 TFL SOWKINE, Aatgnen L. D. M. Mowry will take place at Bt cic: ot thn ouunt to Sh SSUES John’s Church at 8 p.m., and Miss Louise | Lee and Susie E. Minor: James W. Reed Mitchell will give a dancing party for Miss | ana Elizabeth Perry; John R. Hartley and Frou 8 To 11 Ovctoce. Palms of Detroit. Between 12 and 3 today | zella V. Goings; W. C. Page and Hattie B. ; the rooms at the McLean bullding, corner | scott, both of Colesville, Ma: Francis J. Tea maa ai a aa of Nermont avenue and H street, were | smith and Josephine Bird Whiting: Citfrora : filled with the friends of the Garfield Hos- Howard and Hattie 8. Case; Joseph’ Toler . F % : i cee tt oe te en etfternoon tea and) and Lucy Holt; W. H. Mellen ama Mabel Etat Sina bak gig75 | SOlid Sterling Call at the Palais Royal during the hours A Valuable Seat niet whet ry soa oe aga One of the prettiest and most interesting | and Ida 1. Downe. Footstools and Ottomans. above specified and you will avoid the great Pointer readings of the winter took place last | Clara J. ‘ evening, when Miss Josephine Whiting and ry Silver. For Mr. Francis Emerson Smith, the well-| Chas. M. 5 i E : iH E i pr ats. rush, be waited on with more deliberation Ca: and ceremony took Annie 5 MARKERS, THIMBLES, UMBRELLA UMBEELLAS place at the residence of the bride's par- oma en ey cee and buy to better advantage. are presente that ents on 15th street and Rev. Dr. Rogers of | Amy A. Seville: ‘¥ STRAPS, 60 CENTS. appeal to the vom- the Chureh of Our Father officiated. The | Louis, Mo., and ME ‘ef NECKTIE HOLDERS, 60 CENTS. "hanya eh ao large parlors of the house were decorated | fort, N.C; Oscar J KEY RINGS, HAT PINS, SOUVENIR SPOONS, Shptealen handsome, The pa oy Fas couene | een ye price needn't be much, or it canbe much. But if the pur- chase is made here it'll be the smaliest you can pay for the GLOVE BUTTONERS, INDIVIDUAL COFFEE SPOONS, 75 CENTS. @ large gathering of the intimate friends of | both of Alexand: the two contracting parties, for a more popular young couple it would be hard to Pa Imitation ge Stool. with $3 tapestry...... 10 Per Cent Discount. TRPIN: BUTTONS, INDIVIDUAL quaiity ever made. SWEEPING find. The bride last night wore a hand-| Marie Mam Hanging Cabinets. Seen eae sadtim REDUOTIONS all throuh our some wedding gown of ivory white satin| of M. F. 7m Fintah Cabinet, with g a ee ee ee eeatae ie te ee cee with duchesse lace. After the marriage Square 208, fronting 34 £ irror back........ ‘ IN. TA * a cererony and wi the street ye oe ae ‘| TE® FORKS, VINAIGRETTES, KEY RINGS, TAGS, pay ad eel ASEE On Ania mas buyers. Everything is new. edding supper young $tl Mahogany Finish Cabinet for. NAPKIN RINGS, PEN WIPERS, $1. SILVER RINGS, FINGER NAIL FILES, CIGAR CUTTERS, NECKLACES, HAIR COMBS, STAMP many articles manufactured on the Premises and the balance direct from our New. York factory. From now till Jan, 1 we'll give 15 per centoff on every purchase and BRAC, ANY DOLL. ANY PIECE OF CUT GLASS WARE, ANY WRAP AND ANY FUR CAPE OR MUSF, ANY FAN OVER $1. ‘ Need we remind you that the prices marked on all articles at the Palais Royal are as low, if not lower, than elsewhere. wil KEEP EVERY UMBRELLA between Q and R IN REPAIR FOR ONE YEAR Princeton boys, and especially the mem-| "G4. BOXES, MATCH HOLDERS, STAMP CASES, FREE OF CHARGE, ENGRAV- bers of the Glee and Banjo Club, were the Gant —— SATCHEL TAGS, WASHINGTON SOUVENIR ING FREE. Our Canes are the ons of society in a great degree yesterday | %, square 153, 3, square 148, PLAQUES, $1.25, pcre gncn te Be po Sed afternoon and evening. Mr. Joseph Mc- —— 555, MATCH BOXES, SUGAR SPOONS, SUGAR ner Smith & Co. of New York. Cammon,who is the president of the Prince-| cisri” a half inte Comfortable Arm Chairs. ton Alumni Association of -this city, and | 554, 111 feet 2 mn TONGS, MUSTACHE COMBS, BUTTER KNIVES, 20 Per Cent Discount.| ““FHEStP ONE-FIFTH OFF THE PRICE MARKED ON THE BLACK SILK LACE SCARF, FICHU OK SHAWL YOU SEIECT....... NECKPIECES RANGE FROM 98e TO $16 EACH. THOSE AT THE HIGHER PRICES BEING HAND RUN. set leather cover. OLIVE FORKS, SARDINE FORKS, SHOE BUT- TONERS, POCKET FRUIT KNIVES, INDIVIDUAL BUTTER PLATES, LINK BRACELETS, INDIVID- UAL PEPPER AND SALT CELLARS, $2.25. PIN TRAYS, CORKSCREWS, SILK GARTERS, $3.00. ONE-HALF DOZEN TEASPOONS, $4.50. is as well known to every wearer of the black and yellow as the col- lege halls themselves. Those of them who ol New York $20 Leather Arm Chairs for........$12.15 yered ta Menther ee O15 enjcy the entree to her hospitalities remem- cover jadenwnceupdenc a4 Umbrella — o ner ane of the acceptable of | ness houses soliciting contributions for the $00 A Tl Arm Chair, with HAIR BRUSHES, SALT AND PEPPER CELLARS, ° the pleasures afforded them during their | poor is an impostor and is not connected loose leather casiions....-.7 $40 career. Mrs. Swann is only back | with that house. e00 ae Se yok $20 MILITARY BRUSHES, SUSPENDER BUCKLES, ° Only outestre Unberlis ant Gene Stare fatown. here a week or two. Her house last night : = jer eng 25 Per Cent Discount. 7 or ON Ww. oy SSeS a tapestry and plank. Soreness $20 | save: verte pak every detail to make the occa-| stock, JOHN BELL ged ‘eventy-six years. SS a ee sion. the perfect success which Mrs. Swann | Puneral services at ‘Shame Be (iibumedemces nee “Sey ONE-FOURTH OFF THE PRICE MARKED ON ALL ARTICLES IN THE invariably eget 4 ogee i. oe ee ° JAPANESE AND RUG DEPARTMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wilson guve a dinner mnie vente se | SOlid 14k. Gold Ro ners oes ee of Berta ee ere ane | SR, a as milaaniag 3 Shes a ° you require wust be here at the price you wish to pay: ot war s. Lamont, Mrs, Lamont, Le nt inte aut Se We Have One : Bessie and Julia, went to New York today Pong ost the enkence 9 her grapaparsa SITERS’ PINs, Vases, 10¢ to $280 each. Bronze Vases and Figures, $3.60 to $18, return Saturday. Miss Grace Wm. J. and Lottie Boyd, etreet TABLE COSTUMER. It's “out of date” eg: eee we Koros, $1.05 to $22 cae Umbrella Stands, $1.89 to $11.50 each. Maar wht Tetare wah thes ond spend southeast, on Friday, December 22, et 11 a.m.* cn coasouh ctattonamataeese ae a Bric-a-Brac Cabinets, $2 fo $187. Curios, $3.75 to $200 each. the gay season with Mrs. Lamont. DITTO. On Wednesday, December 20, Gl Se aon eee Lee CHILDREN’S EARRINGS, Tardinieres, Tée to $20 each. Bamboo Portieres. 97c to $4.50 each. ta 0 oO cock her davghter, Miss Alene |. JEROME DITTO, aged wisty-ecren youre, INDIVIDUAL COLLAR BUTTONS AND STUDS, Cupe and Saucers, 5c. to $1.50. Screens, $3 to $20 each. 5 rs Se oe. “sg Funeral Friday. December 22, et 11 a.m Sater. $13 Round Top White Enamel- % r Tapanese Rugs, $1.25 to $7.00 each. weeds ed Tables....cceeeeeecerereeee be HEART CHARMS, bsg rg oghagags Mra, Howard Clagett, who has been in ; BAI Sh Chocolate Pots, 48c to $1.75 each. Turkish Rugs, $5 to $75 eacb. New York for several weeks, has returned at — ef ay A Sore or fe Faso $150 aad | CUPP PENS, ae ES ear et Se ww won [OUES Pees See | Boa ee a oy eee | a - - ~ 4 bee * reet. 5 Osk Tables for $3.50. SCARF PINS, BABY BREASTPINS, Sugar and — page 38e to $2 each. floor near elevator. Draperies are on second floor 7. grey. twee L aber Baltimore eed aig pt? at ques ann a tor oF iaéns ume. BABY RINGS, $1.25; Tobacco Jars, 42¢ to $1.50 each. to left of elevator. Rugs, Carpets, Screens and mag ade th Posi Funeral from Willen WiLL Be cLoweb OUT BELOW cost. | ln ger ne sag eee Porter are on further. And Ends. Siete eel eee oe PE 3 Various woods. A considerable variety Mrs. L. B. Webb han returned from a| attend. (ichmond and papers MISSES’ RINGS, We wére prepared to do a large busi- | three weeks’ visit in New| i) MISSES’ EARRINGS, ness, anticipating the usual holiday | York yr: = BREASTPINS, HAT FINS, OPERA GLASSES, NECKLACES, $2.50. trade, but we were not prepared for the crowds which have for the last three or | te*day so ee? cw Ligh soma four days filled our store. As a result a : Note These Prices. ; : ' of their visit we have our regular stock To leave this weary road, yixme : SCARF HOLDERS, LOCKETS, * ‘ sadly broken Into afd find ourselves with | Seer Ae ee neneen wecteeae Poy yy te CHILD'S $2.50 OAK KOCKERS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, & lot of odds and ends which we will ee i agemet WITH CANE SEATS, FUR $1.65. Frases —se.ss for choice of Gold Florentine Photograph Frames that are at the residence of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jesus, thon Prince of Life, close out below actual cost in some cases “< — DIAMOND SCARF PINS, | marked $2, $3.60. $4.50, $5.15. You should know that these Frames are the | and actual cost ip others. The list com- ee ae Mics maith Devices. ‘The Like Ther they swoguer ta the strife, W. AND LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FINGER RINGS, finest imported, very latest desigus and warranted not to tarnish. ts table was decked with La France roses To reign Thee on high. ; iz ie) and viclets. The Were: Miss | Notice of funeral hereafter. (Baltimore and Ys B. SONS | canpres's sraceters, Arm Chairs, Condit Smith, Miss Kate Riggs, Miss Linds- | ginia papers please copy. AMERICAN NICKEL WATCHES, SWORD BREASTPINS, EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES, wrence, Miss Newcomb, Miss Hazeltine and Miss Mattingly. Gen. Marcus J. Wright gave a handsome of pheumonia. breakfast yesterday at his residence, No. Largest Exclusively Retail Furniture, Carpet, Up- hoistery, Drapery and Wall Paper House in America. Jswen Boxes.—paris-made Boxes, of plain, engraved and painted glass. 50 cents for choice of those that are marked and have heretofore sold iit 8c, Te and Sde. Reception Chairs, Rocking Chairs, 20S G street, in honor of the Secretary of NECK C1 iN: . 1.00. i the Navy. guests were: Senator Voor- | JACKSON. On W: le lle Axo F Sus N. W. TNE ana aeerem Music Cabinets, hes, Senator Bate, Representative Tom L. | "6:35 p.m. CHRISTINA, beloved wite of ke n pep go ies ae U. Johnson, Maj. B. Davis of the} 3 ‘fifty-uine ‘at her residence, EAS MBRELLAS--£2.19 for $2.98 quality Ladies’ Silk UmbrelJas......$2.48 Writing Desks, army, Mr. W, T. Riggs and Ensign Benja- 2688 © tract mortbwest. . for $8.25 quality Men’s Silk Umbrella. Both lots with tassels, extra case, min Wright of the navy. The Vice Presi- naral Saterday NOTES ot 30 Sued eh] OBRS BBSRRDSRSSEERRFEESS3 33720. paragon frames, latent style natural wood handles......All warranted:—-re. Chiffoniers. dent ard Senator Harris were compelled to| $ugustine’s ‘Church. (Ps > covered free of charge within one year of purchase. send regrets because of pressing business. =Those 6oc. # 8-Day Clock —— bre A. Avery of 10 it street nore | MANE, on Werte, De, $2 ‘° west has taken the house 137 16th street, bana Kane, aged twenty-tittee | L ie Wash.B. Williams, | si be hess" | nt, SS aes Be ae Gift Sli rs MARBLEIZED IRON, GUARANTEED FOR FIVE aren (3 00D8-$1.21 for $1.0 Writing Tablets, with lk well, Matter, wee 9} sr. and Mrs, N. J have left | Sm "Hequiem mame et St. 2 ome Pp - - compartment for pens, mips, ete +-TSe for 98e quality Collar and Cut Washington for the winter on account of —for men went with a “rush.” YEaRs. Boxes, with compartment in lid collar buttons, ete, Apother lot will arr: morning. Imitation al rimmed. Mr. Jackson's health. They will spend Iigator—vel- yet and t ‘What ele- some time in Baltimore and then go abroad. Mr. ¥. G. Smith, jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y., is in the city for a few days on a business Mrs. H. W. Wells is paying a visit of eee 0) Ree ant ew Miss Marie J. Osborne has returned from Chicago, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James L. Gilbert. Owing to continued illness Mrs. isaac 7thand DSts.N.W. aged sixty years. Day by we saw her fade dad gently poms way, Yet often in our hearts’ we Faxs_ose for $1 quality Silk and Gauze Hand-painted Fans......$5 for $7.50 Ostrich Feather Fans, in all colors, black and white. $4.00. F t i é Hasoxerciers—100 dozen Ladies’ Extra Sheer Handkerchiefs, with scalloped and embroidered borders, good value at 25¢ each—three in a bor Henstitcbed Handkerebiefs, with initial in corner. Good value at 19 ses++-800 dozen Ladies’ Scalloped ‘and Embroidered Japanese Silk Mandkerchiefs. Unusuaily good value at 25c—only 2le euch, or 5 in box for $1 Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, wit initial in cornet LADIES’ FOB CHAINS, | | HamRPrys, MOTHER OF PEARL OPERA GLASSES, DIAMOND SCREW EARRINGS, Buckingham’s Celebrated Candies wonld lead Odddddd dedddd dddddddrdddededdddddddd .. On December 20, value at 50c, but a fleeting bargain at 25¢ each......200 dozen Children's . * . | fa the city and has apartments at the Arno. JAMIN, beloved husband 9 | SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RINGS, Handkerchiefs. Good value at Se each. Box and six handkerchiefs for Ieee. suntections vente get, MATLLAMD'S| The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker, | | cighty-tvo youn. Ne. 408 1 » 731 7th St., East Side. NECKLACES AND DIAMOND CHARM, %e. The box is worth 10c, famous candies are among them. 1116 ath street northwest, was the scene of | Funeral, trom bis Inte residence, Ne. 46 a GOLD-HEADED CANES, $6. ASD piace amen sieges | TSRGne last evening, that of their! Priceds “and ‘relatives Savttea to ; : 00. er . Wilber uart. Odsdd ddddddddddddiddcdscdddd menor ghar Comerres, @9 cts, 2) Phe bride entered the rooms upon the arm | NALLEY. On W. December, 30, 1888, A The best. 40-cemt Candies in town, 3| Of her father and met the groom under an | 4-80 pun JULIA MALLEY mee King, PRONS.--15¢ for 19¢ quality Lawn Aprons, with three rows of revering ths, for $1.00. archway of flowers, from whith there was loved of George M. D. Nalley. ¢ 2 and shirred band...... 19¢ for 2% quality India Linon Aprons, with linen Our 25-cent Mixture is a leader at its|suspended a handsome fioral bell. The ret Se take place from her late = Insist on Having j lace insertion, that will wash and wear well...... 39¢ for Boe quality plain Ly ay Peanut Candy, 15 cts., | ScPeMOBY Was performed by Father Fletch- eaten an Gab Cae Gane ae "i 66 H 99 D l A O N D Aprons that are 6D inches wide and the Fancy Aprons of imported embrold- 8 ie S100. gf Hichly, gowned tn ivory. FS wre rele spy rl Os ered mull. . Mites of the valley. She wore a tulle vell reapect ‘attend. The “Reversible Fl BUCKINGHAM, te Redan Dress Goops- Suffictent material for a dress, neatly packed in suitable Mattress 516 1th St. N.W., {2sye.! 21 The scventy-second year of ber age, : box: $5.50 for five-yard patterns of 50-inch $1.50 quality English executed by Miss i oe — private. J VW I RY Brondclot = $4.83 for six-yard patterns of $1 and $1.25 Novelty Sult. present were Mrs. Rouse, Mr. and | ROBINSON. Oo ‘Thursday, For it Costs no More ° Ings......$2.88 for six-yard patterns of 50-Inch Navy Storm Serges...... WE SUGGEST Mra. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart, the | at bis home, 910 T ativet wortbwest, $1.08 for seven-yard dress patterns of S0c All-wool Suitings......§1.30\ for Misses Stuart, Mrs. Bingham and daughter, |__C. ROBINSON, in bis sixtieth ° S 6 Bee Se eet te oes fo 8 clght-yard dress patterns of 25c Iluminated Diagonals......49¢ for ten-yard —tor Xinas gifts the following: Mr. and Mra. Frank Sanner and daughter, | Fonerel Re $ © © and le soft and dn - dreas patterns of Ze Calicos...... See for ten-yand dress patterns of 12\y FINE COLOGNES. Mrs. Keefer and Mrs. Griffin and daughters o'clock; private. $ © © alike, and the SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING AND EARRINGS Gingbams. J. M. Farina’s. Guertate'e ee’ Mr, and Mrs. William Boardman,who are, osm aie P 5 <1, et & Haant® | this winter, occu the McLean - 20 Sel yeur merchaat t it | PROM $10 TO $500. $13.50 for 15-yard hres ot ved = our $1 Silks...... $20.85 for 15-yard HANDKERCHIEF PERFUMES. peg irs Toe nn tem sew = ~~ 3% 0.0 be cam get it. Accept no other 4 Dress of our $1.60 Black Silks. All warranted,—a new dress given if. the panes. Grands. fayette square, entertain: large For Sale by Dealers ; Peet eee ee een ene. one selected splits or crocks. $1068 for 12-yard Dress of our 89 Roger & Galet’s. Atkinson's. pee. gt Bong mo ony. = their w rt ry vi Ve ve ¥ t's. * er the District NINE HUNDRED GOLD WATCHES FROM $10 Fancy Surah Silks, in evening shades. Well worth $1 yard. Pinaud pee second daughter, josephine | Port, Throughout the Dis * |TO $500, AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER anTI- MISCELLANEOUS. ag eng is a sister of Mrs. William Walter Phelps. Mr. Boardman has concluded to make this city the permanent home of his family, and next winter the; ‘their new resi- | dence now course of erec- tion. ¢ ~ Mrg John Moore will give a breakfast January 2 at 1 o'clock to meet Mrs. La-| mont. Representative and Mrs. McCreary will give a dinner in honor of and Mrs, Carlisle on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mattingly have din- ner invitations out for Wednesday, Decem- | ber 27. Senator and Mrs. Dolph will give a din- ner on January 7. Ivory Back Hair Brushes, Tortoise Shell Dressing Combs, Toilet Waters, in Cat-glass Bottles, Pretty China, ani Metal Soap’ Boxes, Sachet Powder, in packages or bulk. You are always welcome to look—buy if W: S: Tho! n’s Pharmacy, 703 15th St. a2) Soiled CLES SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Tannaxes- Dress Trimmings snd Laces have been moved to the second floor, occupying counters adjoining the Dress Goods. 10 per cent discount is the inducement to go upstairs, The Lamps Lead As Christmas presents. suit e wey"re priced to ry one. As low as you want to go ‘hb as Fou want to go. But every "Il find here is handsome and the jable LAMP that {ts price will . 100 New Lamp Patterus THE ABOVE GOODS ARE MANUFACTURED BY US, AND WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM 2% TO 50 PER CENT ON EACH ARTICLE YOU BUY. W nars-ss for choice of a combiration lot of $10, $12.50 and $15 Ladies’ Jackets, in black and colored cloths, plain and trimmed with fur and braid...... One-tenth off the prive marked on all other Ladies’ Wraps; one-fifth off Misses’ and Children's Garments, lay. X TABLES share the hon- Is made of pure ingredients, that is why mps. Prices the most mod- itis wholesome. itu th the la erate in town. pen evenings till Christmas, 5.8. Sarpp & Bro. 432 91a Sr. : Frns—oe tor 98e quality Ladies’ Black’ Hare Muffs......§2.48 for $3.50 quality Electric Seal Moffs...... Fur Capes at 10 per cent discount—one-teath of marked prices of Electric Seal, Woc Seal, Mink, Persian and Astrakban ° D Capos marked st prices ranging from $7.50 to $95......Children’s Angora lt Mom and Cape, $1.48 and $1.08 che set. S. 6S 9 SS “fF CLEVELAND'S BAKING PoWDER, Is scientifically compounded, that is why it is strong. are | Lacy to Mr. W. L. Klinehause took place Fine Pictures your fine gowns don’t Uituk for a moment that we can't | last evening at the Epiphany Chapel, cor- | CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER, ive, zou highed, satietaction, sane |e of 12th and C streets southwest. The | a “done ceremony was performed by the Kev. A. As Xmas-Gifts.____ , Sb te_luok Tike pew on short tice, T. Hen he pee Oe AT Does more work and does ft better than ad : dh . a white silk dress, in duchesse lace, ‘any other. Reasons enough why you! eo000 ERIAPS nothing sppeals to a re- te F bt ry wet of Mi ‘Neti | coece fined, cultivated taste more than oan ae Anton Fisc er, Sy eee SS) oer Gacaa pois pong yess ea ™ FINEST PROCESS DYEING AND SOOURING, . |of flowers sent from Rome. ‘The brides- . play now in progress ot 906 G ST. N.W. AD 4 PA. AV maid, Miss Lena Ehrmanatraut, was gown- © which includes wary of the rarest Manufacturing Jeweler, ductions from the BERLIN PHOTO. CO., @ as well as pictures of all grades, em: bracing Etchings, Engravings, Paintings, Water Colors, &e. y Specialty of PICTURE FRAMES and Fine Gold Furniture to Dainty Things in Silver Charies Walker of Lynch- 8 For Christmas Gifts ters weiy Bt, Seon hase a I O I 2 F S t : The Palais Royal, atti cue We dave, conten tte a burg. Me. James M. Butt of Rateigh, \N. the organist of the $2 avd upward. We make a o0e00 Veerhoff’sGalleries ‘TF Best te CAKE BASKETS t : CHILDREN OBF (3 hice - 1 only | DFidal to the altar. The iL Brawches: 1221 Pa. ave. and 916 7th st. nw. 420 G@ & Exeverra Srazers. A. Lisxza, Paopszron. After the Seremony the bride 20 | held a reception at her home. Among those Kann& Sons, Mfg. Co., , Baltimore. CaSTOBIag 581 7TH BT. N.W. Factory,